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Shootin’ the Breeze

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Fiona Sherrington, left, and Jaiden Panchyshyn were under the bright lights at Disneyland in Paris, France at the first International Gathering of Highland Dance, held Nov. 12 to 14. The girls are premier dancers with the Wilson School of HIghland Dance of Calgary and Saskatoon, and among 24 school dancers who represented Canada at the event. Fiona lives in Calgary and is the granddaughter of Peter Sherrington of Beaver Mines. Jaiden is the daughter of Shannon and Dennis Robin of Pincher Creek and Barry Panchyshyn of Saskatoon. See their faces and full story online today!

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My Little Corner Bonjour from Paris! I’m on a grand adventure with my 14-year-old daughter, Jaiden, who has been performing at Disneyland for the past few days. I could write a book about the interesting things that have happened so far, but my corner is actually pretty little this week. Jaiden is pictured on the cover with her classmate Fiona Sherrington from Calgary. I’ve met Fiona’s mother, Margot, on several occasions, but we haven’t had a chance to get to know each other well. Sitting together on the flight from Calgary to Toronto gave us that opportunity, and I was surprised to learn that Fiona’s grandfather lives at Beaver Mines. Margot shared tales of one of her favourite visits with “Petey” there, and his friends they were thrilled to meet. It is a great story that she has

promised to share in a future issue, so I won’t spoil the details! Petey can be proud of Fiona and her dancing accomplishments — the girls danced at a very high standard and wowed the crowds for three days. I found myself watching with a huge smile on my face and a lump in my throat for the whole troupe, who danced their hearts out. At the age of 43, this is my first trip to Disneyland. I felt like a little kid when I got to snuggle and pose with Stitch, Goofy and Pluto, and apologize if I inadvertently trampled any small children while making my way to the front of the line. We have a few days to explore the sights beyond Disney and then we’ll be glad to head home to our own beds in the “real” wild west. Au revoir! Shannon Robin

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This is the Paris branch office of Shootin’ the Breeze! Electronics can be both amazing and frustrating, but allowed me to stay in touch with our office back home, by text and email, from the comfort of my western-themed desk — complete with Mickey Mouse pizza!

2011 Annual General Meeting Wednesday, Nov. 23 at 7:00 p.m. Blairmore Lion’s Pride Hall 12130 - 20th Avenue Program updates, Election of Board of Directors and Refreshments Guest Speaker Heather Leschied of Wildsight, Pacific Streamkeepers and Living Lakes Network

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A Crowsnest Christmas Anita Ferguson of the Crowsnest Pass Chamber of Commerce invites area shoppers to check out the deals and festivities at Crowsnest Christmas, this coming weekend. The event begins Nov. 17 with a variety of activities: 5 to 9 p.m. – bonfire and free hot chocolate in Gazebo Park; 6 to 10 p.m. – late night shopping; 7 p.m. – parade on Main Street in Blairmore. You can also enjoy a barbecue hosted by the Blairmore Lions Club, visiting with Santa and singing carols along with the Catholic Ladies Choir. If that isn’t enough, there will be an antique sale at Sears, a snowmobile display by Agro and a Spot the Crow contest.

Shear Envy Salon Grand Opening

CJPR Mountain Radio will be on remote, giving away turkeys for your holiday dinner. With every $10 purchase, customers will receive an entry for a fabulous grand prize. One lucky shopper will win the choice of a trip for two to Las Vegas, including air fare, hotel and two show tickets; or a Calgary Laugh-Inn trip, including dinner and a comedy show for two, plus a one-night stay at the Blackfoot Inn, complete with breakfast. The festivities continue Nov. 18 and 19 with the grand opening celebration of Shear Envy Salon, a continuation of the antique sale, the Royal Purple craft sale, Spot the Crow and more great specials from Crowsnest Pass merchants.

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Pincher Creek Walmart staff were busy last week having customers complete MasterCard applications. Walmart pledged to donate $5 to the local food bank for each application completed, and once 100 applications were received, members of the management team underwent a different kind of application! Lisa Stuckey of Providence Salon & Spa applies some flashy colouring to Don Young’s hair, goatee and eyebrows. See more photos and updates online at www.mountainsidenews.ca .

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Shopping by moonlight

Pincher Creek and District Chamber of Commerce has big plans for Nov. 18 as they host Pincher Creek’s annual Moonlight Madness promotion. Businesses will offer late night shopping with a great variety of Christmas specials, and special activities will take place all over town. Chamber administrator Lieve Parisis has been busy organizing what promises to be a festive evening with something for everyone. Activities include: 3 to 8 p.m. – Christmas craft market at Ranchland Mall; 4 p.m. – grand opening of Wind Fun & More: Eco-Friendly Gifts at Ranchland Mall; 4 to 6 p.m. – face painting at Parent Link on Main Street; 5 to 8 p.m. – Midnight Madness Shop

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Customers can collect double and triple points on their Shop Smart cards during Moonlight Madness, which increases their chances at winning the January draw for $2,000 of fuel. See www.pincher-creek.com for a full list of participating businesses. Members of the Downtown Merchants Association have also joined forces to give away almost $700 in gift certificates to one lucky shopper. The gift certificate draw will be made Nov. 19 at 11:30 a.m. in front of Fox Theatre. While mom and dad catch the last of the shopping deals and free popcorn at Wildrose Video & Books, the kids can see The Smurfs at noon courtesy of Fox Theatre, check out the activities at Wind Fun & More, then swim from 2 to 4 p.m. thanks to the Town of Pincher Creek and YPM.

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craft market at Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village; 6 p.m. onward – hot chocolate served at Cenotaph Park courtesy of Communities in Bloom, and carolling by Friends in Sync; 6:30 p.m. – parade of lights starts at Ranchland Mall, travels down Hewetson Avenue, turns at the Legion and continues down Main Street; 7 to 10 p.m. – pictures with Santa at Aaron Whitfield Photography following the Parade of Lights, and gift wrapping service at Robin & Co. Chartered Accountant on Main Street. Retailers are offering specials of all kinds — some are tweeting, some are offering savings by the hours, and some are dropping feathers. How much more fun can shopping be?

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Add http://twitter.com/ooutletpcreek to your phone, iPad or computer and join in the fun and conversation. Specials can only be seen on Twitter, send us a tweet and get ready to save!

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Angels Within Us

Remember to book your table soon for the Dec. 5 Angels Within Us fundraising banquet in Pincher Creek. Better yet, plan to decorate your table for a chance to win $1,000 or $500 in auction bucks to spend that night! Auction items include a car donated by Westcastle Motors and the Angels group, a two-minute shopping spree donated by the Pincher Creek Co-op, holiday opportunites, and many other goods and services.

The evening includes a steak dinner, live and silent auctions and dancing. Tickets are available at Providence Salon & Spa and from group members. The Angels have assisted six local families during times of need. Group member Sherry Mackenzie says that “whatever the cause, nothing is too big or small to let an angel help you make it through.” For more information, or to purchase tickets, call Kris at 403-627-2436.

Crowsnest Thunder Submitted by Vanessa Farraj The Crowsnest Pass Thunder prenovice team 2 started off this season with a bang! The team had its first game of the season Nov. 5 against the Elk Valley Wild in Elkford, B.C., where all the kids had a great time. While some players had game experience from last season, it was a new adventure for many. Both teams played well, and the Thunder rolled to a win over the home team. All the players were very excited to be playing, and judging from the

huge grins on their faces, everyone scored the winning goal – having fun! Thanks to all family members who made the trip to show their support. We look forward to seeing everyone Nov. 20 when the pre-novice Thunder team 2 host Fernie at 9 a.m. at the Coleman Arena. Submitted by Corinee Petrone The Crowsnest Pass Thunder novice team had a fantastic tournament weekend in Cranbrook. The team played four games, tying one and winning the other three.

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Sunday, November 20

Find full event details at www.mountainsidenews.ca Wednesday, November 16

• Claresholm - indoor walking • Crowsnest Pass - adult rec hockey; adult shinny; parent/ tot/seniors skating; public skating; TOPS • Fort Macleod - adult walking & fitness • Granum - fitness walk • Nanton - chamber of commerce meeting • Pincher Creek - first communion registration

Thursday, November 17

• Claresholm - indoor walking • Crowsnest Pass - Crowsnest Christmas – specials at Complex Skin, Copy Magic, The Gifted Crow and Neat 'n Nifty; grand opening of Shear Envy Salon; Gymwalk • Fort Macleod - native dance class • Granum - turkey and ham bingo; Dropinettes • Sparwood - Lions Club meeting • Stavely - Stay and Play

Friday, November 18

• Claresholm - It’s Friday, Let’s Play • Crowsnest Pass - Crowsnest Christmas – specials at Complex Skin, Copy Magic, The Gifted Crow and Neat 'n Nifty; grand opening of Shear Envy Salon; parent/tot/seniors skating; public skating; Gymwalk • Fernie - Ghostriders hockey • Fort Macleod - adult walking & fitness • Granum - fitness walk • Pincher Creek - Moonlight

Madness; music at the Legion; parade of lights; Co-op feather drop; Midnight Madness craft market; Parent Link face painting; gift wrapping at Robin & Co. Chartered Accountant; Friends in Sync carollers; pictures with Santa at Aaron Whitfield Photography; Moonlight Madness on Main draw entries accepted at participating merchants; hourly specials at Blackburn Jewellers and Ruffles; watch for a giveaway at Beeken Electric; specials tweeted by The Outdoor Outlet; grand opening of Wind Fun & More: Eco-Friendly Gifts • Sparwood - craft & small business fair; advance local election voting • Stavely - pheasant derby

Saturday, November 19

• Claresholm - Christmas craft fair; free public swimming • Crowsnest Pass - Crowsnest Christmas – specials at Complex Skin, Copy Magic, The Gifted Crow and Neat 'n Nifty; grand opening of Shear Envy Salon; public skate • Fort Macleod - art for kids • Nanton - firefighters ball • Pincher Creek - Downtown Merchants Association Moonlight Madness on Main draw; free movie at Fox Theatre; free swimming; free popcorn at Wildrose Video & Books; grand opening of Wind Fun & More: Eco-Friendly Gifts • Sparwood - Lions TV auction; general local election voting • Stavely - family movie night

• Crowsnest Pass - family skate • Fernie - Sewing Green • Nanton - Grand re-opening of Tom Hornecker Recreation Centre

Monday, November 21

• Claresholm - Operation Christmas Child; council meeting • Crowsnest Pass - Gymwalk; older adult fitness program • Fort Macleod - adult walking & fitness; Stay and Play • Granum - fitness walk; council meeting • Sparwood - council meeting

Tuesday, November 22

• Claresholm - Operation Christmas Child; indoor walking; MOPS • Crowsnest Pass - joint school council meeting of Horace Allen and ISS; Gymwalk • Fernie - Madison Violet concert • Fort Macleod - Rhymes that Bind • Pincher Creek - Off the Cuff Toastmasters; MD meeting • Sparwood - adult badminton

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Mmm, lasagna

A good mood

The November theme of the Nanton Photography Club is Mood, and members are looking forward to a Nov. 24 presentation by Brad Allen. Brad grew up in Alberta and studied architecture before turning his focus to his passion of photography and filmmaking. His “sense of scale and perspective and creative eye,” developed in his architectural studies, has helped him create detailed images that people can relate to “both personally and professionally.” Brad’s work can be viewed online at www.allenfoto.com . If you’re interested in attending the presentation, contact Linda at 403-6466258.

How does a serving of fresh, homemade lasagna sound? If it sounds good and makes your hungry tummy rumble then you should stop by the Matthew Halton High School office in Pincher Creek or talk to a student to place your order. The Hawk’s Nest Cafe has lasagna for sale that is ready to bake or freeze in 12-by-10-inch portions. Orders, with payment, will be taken until Nov. 28, with pickup or delivery available Dec. 8.

Nanton Chamber of Commerce Presents

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Nanton Lights the Way Saturday, November 26 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Featuring Festive Shops, Kids Activities and Distinctly Nanton Market 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Info - Pam - 403-646-2111

Christmas is Near!

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Proceeds from the pasta sale will go to the Matthew Halton Booster Club. This non-profit organization supports extra-curricular activities for MHHS students including sports, the arts, leadership, citizenship and other clubs and activities. This small group of 17 members has big goals for the year to benefit students of the high school. Show your support and give mom a night off at the same time!

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In the spotlight

Continued from page 1 Top left – Fiona is in the red jacket and kilt and Jaiden in green Dancing on an international stage is a dream for many, and for Fiona Sherrington of Calgary and Jaiden Panchyshyn of Pincher as they danced colourfully with 300 other dancers down Main Street USA in Disneyland, Paris, France. Creek, that dream came true last week. Top right – From left, Emma Wood, Fiona, Jaiden, and Kayleigh The girls, along with 22 others from the Wilson School of Highland Dance, spent four days dancing at Disneyland in Paris last Berry performing "One Way Train." Emma and Kayleigh are from week. The performances ranged from dancing in a parade down Saskatoon, Sask. Bottom – The finale of "99 Red Balloons," which earned the Main Street Disneyland to venue performances with high-tech lighting. Their feature presentation was 25 minutes of non-stop dancers gold medals at the ScotDance Canada national championdance that was truly impressive. ships at Antigonish, N.S., this summer.


It's a wrap

Filming of the straight-to-DVD Disney movie Santa Pups has wrapped up. City Hall, shown above, was decked out for the filming, and downtown businesses were fitted with fake storefronts as many of the scenes took place there. In the movie, featuring Cheryl Ladd of Charlie's Angels fame, Santa and his team of puppies

travel to Pineville to save the day after the spirit of Christmas is ruined by a misunderstanding. The venture brought about 100 actors and crew to Fernie, and just as many locals were used as extras. The DVD is set to be released in time to pick up as a great Christmas gift with some local flavour.

More than candy Alison Fleming and 11 of her friends canvassed Sparwood on Halloween for food bank donations rather than treats. The girls gathered $1,439 to help people in their community. In the photo, from left, are Alison, Alyssa Rivard, Lindsay Rybachuk, Jasmine Benoy and Rachel Olson. These girls were joined by Makenzie Francour, Alise Marchi, Morgan Klein, Amy Robertson, Melissa Marchi, Taylor Marchi, Libby McMenemon, and Kendahl Nielsen. Thanks to everyone in Sparwood who supported their Halloween for Hunger campaign!


Moonlight Madness on Main Friday, Nov. 18

$660 of Gift Certificates One Winner!

Prizes courtesy of members of the Pincher Creek Downtown Merchants Association: $25 - Ruffles Boutique $25 - Wildrose Video $25 - Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village $50 - Providence Salon & Spa $50 - Mountainside News & Printing $100 - Robin & Co. Chartered Accountant (Sobeys card) $35 -Balance Massage $25 Beeken Electric/The Source $50 - Aaron Whitfield Photography $25 - Town & Country Liquor $75 - Quickdraw Computers $75 - H & R Block $100 - Blackburn Jewellers

Take your completed entry form to a business listed above for your chance to win this great prize!

Downtown Events Friday, Nov. 18

Parade of Lights at 6:30 Midnight Madness Craft Market 5 - 8 p.m. at Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village Face Painting 4 - 6 p.m. at Parent Link Hot Chocolate at the Cenotaph Park Starts at 6 p.m. Friends in Sync Carollers Start at 6 p.m. Gift Wrapping at Robin & Co. Chartered Accountant from 7 - 10 p.m. Santa Photos at Aaron Whitfield Photography After Parade

Saturday, Nov. 19 Gift Certificate Draw - Will You be the Lucky Winner? 11:30 a.m. in front of the Fox Theatre Free Smurfs Movie Courtesy of Fox Theatre at Noon Free Popcorn at Wildrose Video & Books Free Swimming 2 - 4 p.m. Courtesy of Town of Pincher Creek and YPM

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