on Paul Voisey. Edmonton: University of Alberta Pres 270 pp illus., paper, $2995 When the famous clip Edwards decided to take his watch Opener from High River to Calgary, Charles Clark stepp in to fill the void. The deduction was the High River Times, which quickly became a part of the southern Alberta community. united fact is abundantly clear when reading Voisey's book: what he describes in High River could have been equally real in Claresholm, or Lacombe, or any similar community. The origins of the Times, its willingness to avoid contentious local issues, its total
