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Dragons make trade with Calgary Canucks

 

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The Drumheller Dragons have made a trade with the Calgary Canucks.
    The Dragons have acquired 18-year-old Chaydan Lauber.
    Lauber started his AJHL career with the Olds Grizzlys where he played 46 games in the 2013-2014 season, scoring one goal and one assist, and 12 in the 2014-2015 season, with three assists, before being traded to the Canucks. With the Canucks he played 34 games, scored two goals and had 7 assists for a total of nine points.  
    Lauber is a defenseman and will bring size to the team. He is 6’4 and 215 lbs and with two years of experience and three more years to go, assistant coach Gavin Holcomb said he will be able to help out the team in many ways.
    “Chayden is a guy that can really help us and to get a guy like that unfortunately you have to give up guys that are tough to give up,” he said.
    In exchange for Lauber, the Dragons traded 19-year-old forward Reid Nemeth and 20-year-old defenseman Brody Valette, both to the Canucks.


Strong finish for DVSS track team

 

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The DVSS Track and Field athletes have wrapped up their season participating in the Zone competitions.
    On Tuesday, May 26, the Senior High team, consisting of Sam Brown and Jeremies Ibanga competed at zones in Calgary.
    Sam Brown improved his time by 40 seconds in the 3,000m and placed 7th overall. Jeremies Ibanga ran in the 1,500m, improved his time and placed 11th overall.
    The DVSS junior high track team made up of Tanner Boutin, Zach Suntjens, Connor Smith and Gabe Gumasing participated in Zones in Calgary on Tuesday June 2.
    Boutin improved his time in the 3,000m by close to two minutes from the week before and placed 6th overall. Zach Suntjens ran in the 400m and placed 10th overall. Connor Smith participates in the long jump and placed 9th overall.
    The team also ran in the 4 x 100m relay but did not place in the top 6.

Wheatland County under Fire Ban as of June 9

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A FIRE BAN has been declared in Wheatland County. This ban represents an extreme fire risk.

Permit burning in the County area is banned due to extreme dry/windy conditions. All outstanding burning permits are suspended until further notice.
Effective Date: June 9, 2015

The ban includes:
• Incinerators (for farm and acreage use)
• Regulated burning barrels
• Camp stoves
• Solid fuel barbeques (charcoal briquettes)
• Recreational camp fire (approved burn pit 24" in diameter or less)
• Chimeneas
• Fires contained within approved facilities and appliances in designated camping and recreational areas

The Exemptions to this fire ban are listed below:
• Internal household fire places
• Liquid fuel barbecues (propane and natural gas)


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