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Kyle Brown was one of 30 bullriders who competed in the Hell on Hooves Bullarama held April 1 at the Rimbey Agrim Centre. Photo by Morriah Rudnik
Hell on Hooves puts on good show, helps out hospital BY TREENA MIELKE Hell on Hooves puts on good show, helps out hospital By Treena Mielke The Hell on Hooves Bullarama held at the Rimbey Agrim Centre
Friday provided lots of exciting entertainment. “It went well,” said Curtis Sawyer, owner of Outlaw Buckers Rodeo Corp. from the Lacombe area, who spearheaded the event. “The seats were full.” Cody Coverchuk from
Meadow Lake, Sask. won the competition with 87 points. A total of 30 professional bullriders participated. “They came from all over,” said Sawyer. A total of $6,118 raised rose through the
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Bullarama including the sponsors, door tickets and dance will go the Rimbey Hospital. Sawyer said the sponsors were receptive to helping out with the Bullarama as the money would be donated to a local organiza-
tion. “I was very impressed with how they stood behind us for the event.” He said he is pleased to donate to a worthwhile cause. “It is quite a bit of money and it will all stay in town,”
he said. Sawyer is planning to organize another bullarama next year. “We’ve booked it for next year,” he said. “We are open to suggestions as to what charity to support at that time,” he added.
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Sunnie and Justin Ride chat with Fingerprints Playschool teacher Jenny Stout at the Rimbey Christian School while their baby, 15-month-old Oakley plays with toys. The family stopped in at the Rimbey Christian School during the open house held last Thursday.
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Rimbey Christian School holds open house BY TREENA MIELKE Rimbey Christian School opened its doors last Thursday for a few hours so the public could get an inside view of the school and enjoy a visit and tour. Principal Edith Dening said the open house was a way to promote the school, which is going through a slight decline in enrolment. “A lot of people don’t even know we are here,” she said. “We want them to get a feel for the school and learn what we are all about.” The school, which houses Kindergarten to Grade 9 students, as well as Fingerprints Playschool, is a great place for children to learn and grow, she said. Classes are small, no more than 14 students, giving teachers the opportunity to give more individual attention to those who are struggling or needing more of a challenge. “No student goes unnoticed,” said Dening. “Every child’s needs gets addressed quickly.” Dening said there is a very strong community within the school. Programs which encourage Grade 4/5 students to be buddies with kindergarten and Grade 1 students and Grade 8/9 students to buddy up with Grade 2/3 students are ongoing. The Fingerprints Playschool is available for children aged three to five and is a vibrant program that is proving to be popular and attracting new families. The Alberta curriculum is taught at the school and students write government exams, often achieving higher than average marks. Options, including sports programs are offered. Bible classes are taught at the school and religion is infused into daily lessons. The school has 13 teachers and support staff as well as a secretary, business administrator, development director and janitor. Dening has been at the school for 11 years, and has been principal for five years.
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Treena Mielke On The Other Side “Let’s go to the corner.” Although it was long ago and I was but a child, not yet old enough to drive a car, but old enough to ride my bike using no hands all the way there, I hear the words in my mind. All the way there was probably not much more than a few city blocks, but it was a gravel road and to get to the corner you had to cross a highway, which even in those days, if memory serves me correctly, was busy. I think of those words, “let’s go to the corner,” every time I drive by that old corner store, which I do quite often as it is in route to my daughter’s house. The store is falling
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case, which, for some reason, I found quite fascinating. In those days you could buy a bottle of pop and a chocolate bar for less than a quarter if you were lucky enough, of course, to have a quarter. The corner store was part of the small town I grew up in. The town should probably be referred to a hamlet as it had not much more than one street and pretty much all of us lived on that one street. To me, at least, the hamlet boasted some, if not all of the necessities of life. It had a school. The school, when I was growing up, only went to Grade 6 and then, all kids, even
those of us who were less than brave and did not want to, had to go to this great big high school. The great big school housed all the kids from all the little one-street towns nearby as well as all the farm kids who lived in-between. They called it amalgamation. I didn’t like it. I liked coming home for lunch and playing catch with my dad or my brother in my front yard, which, with a little imagination, could easily be turned into a ball field. The town also had two grain elevators, at least it did until one of them burned down, and then, a
few years later, the second one disappeared too, along with the railroad tracks and the station house. The general stores were probably the last to go. But in my mind’s eye, I see it all again. The way we were. The store, alive and full of customers, my brother, sitting inside, the pages of a newspaper scattered in front of him, and me, riding my bike, no hands, down a gravel road on my way to the corner. And then the image is gone, and I’m back to the present. But I remember. And I can only hope I will always remember. The way we were!
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down, sticking out like a poor wounded appendage on the prairie landscape, a desolate eyesore, interrupting the fresh face of spring as it slowly springs to life, nodding and quivering and shaking itself free of winter’s clutches. Some of its windows are gaping holes, others are boarded up and the whole place cries of desolation and loneliness. But, it wasn’t always like that. And every time I drive by, I see, in the camera lens of my mind, the flash of a memory and the way it was. It was a busy store, thriving and always full of customers. It seems to me that the door had a bell that jingled when you walked in and I think there were stools around a short counter. They must have sold newspapers there, because I remember the storeowner saying my brother could tear a newspaper apart like nobody he ever knew, reading it from cover to cover. I remember thinking, “is that a good thing? Should I be proud or embarrassed?” The store also had a meat counter with a glass
I always like getting stuff in the mail. Lately anything I receive is usually from Amazon’s website. The package is either an old blues CD or a new book. The other day I had a parcel waiting for me at the post office: The volume one summary of the Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada arrived. It was as recent as within the last year I first heard of the residential schools
that existed in Canada. I felt a great deal of cognitive dissonance when I learned what occurred to the aboriginal children kept and (for lack of a better term) incarcerated at these schools. I didn’t like hearing Canadians were responsible for attempting cultural genocide. In 2008 the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Canada was formed. Justice Murray Sinclair, the first aboriginal judge in Manitoba and Chair of the TRC, spoke at Red Deer College’s Perspective Speaker Series on March 30, 2016. I attended. Part of Justice Sinclair’s presentation included a series of small video interviews with intergenerational survivors and di-
rect survivors of the residential school systems that were in Canada. I had to dry my eyes a few times. I was hearing that Canadians were responsible for the beatings and raping of children within Canada. Justice Sinclair’s presentation brought light to the fact that residential schools have a fresh history in the true north, strong and free. While white kids during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries were happily singing O’ Canada in the school halls, aboriginal children were taken (sometimes) forcibly from his or her families and placed in residential schools. While the white kids were learning literature and world history,
aboriginal children were abused and indoctrinated in attempts to “take the Indian out of the Indian”. These residential schools weren’t something that existed and happened in a faraway place and a faraway time. The psychological, physical, emotional, and sexual abuse that occurred to children (not adults, but children) is very real and is very current. The tears of the survivors are still flowing. The oppression of indigenous populations in Canada is built right into Canada’s foundations. Sir John A. Macdonald is infamously known for saying, “when the school is on the reserve, the child lives with its parents, who are savages, and though he may learn to read
and write, his habits and training mode of thought are Indian. He is simply a savage who can read and write.” The guy that said this about human beings appears on our purple ten dollar bill. There is a lot I don’t know about the abrasive history in Canada. But what I do know now is that it happened. How do Canadians repair this? I don’t know. That is why I had a book arrive in my mail box. I’m going to do my best to learn, educate myself, and understand how situations like this, that darken Canada’s history, happened and what can be done to repair the damages inflicted upon human beings. My veil of ignorance is slowly being lifted.
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Volunteers recognized: Dolores Green and Katherine Winters were part of the volunteer week committee who were busy putting up name cards throughout town last Thursday recognizing the many volunteers who serve in Rimbey. Treena Mielke Photo
A memorial moment that happened at the playground BY IRENE LOVELL The playground construction in Bluffton was completed on a cool and windy day in June, 2014. It was two years in the planning. What made it memorable for me was the final few hours. Volunteers had been working for four days assembling the equipment and curbing. Now was the time to spread the required pea gravel. It was 3:30 p.m. A nasty, windy day. Down the road came a group of elementary school kids. “Can we help?” Do you
have any shovels we could use?” Shovels were distributed. More kids arrived. More shovels distributed. A mom arrived with her two-year-old who brought his own yellow plastic shovel. Marvelous mayhem ensued. Then came the adults with their potluck supper. The vehicles were parked in a circle to break the wind. A table was set up and chairs were found. There was food for all. Happy kids. Smiling neighbors. Truly a marvelous memorable volunteer moment in Bluffton.
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Volunteering valuable for future career plans BY THOMAS ANGLIN
I found the volunteering experience at the Rimbey hospital to be very informative and fulfilling. The staff were initially not too sure about what to do with me, but over time I developed
a bit of a work niche with the help of the nurses and the unit clerk in particular. I helped out with handing out the breakfast and lunch trays as well as restocking the laundry and medical supply carts. The physiotherapy and occupational therapy staff were very quick to make use of me when they came down and needed an extra hand or two. Physiotherapy quickly became the highlight of my day, as it al-
lowed me to learn about a wide variety of physical and mental states in a hands-on way. This was a positive experience overall, and I really appreciated the opportunity that it afforded me to be working alongside hospital staff. As I am planning on going to medical school, this has been a very informative experience, and I hope to continue with this in greater measure in the future.
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Volunteer spirit alive and well in Rimbey, many active volunteers in community BY TREENA MIELKE The volunteer spirit in Rimbey is alive and well and the many citizens who commit their time and talents to improve the quality of life for the entire community are receiving special recognition this week. At council’s March 30 meeting, Mayor Rick Pankiw proclaimed April 10 to 16 as volunteer week in Rimbey. “There is a lot of volunteer hours spent in Rimbey,” said interim CAO Donna Tona, who recommended the mayor proclaim the week as volunteer appreciation week. “Doing so will ensure volunteers, who are an essential service to many organizations, are duly recognized for their tireless hours of support and dedication to so many causes.” Pankiw said the community is fortunate to have such a strong volunteer base. “We are very blessed in Rimbey to have the number of people, young and old, who volunteer. It truly is what makes Rimbey a special place. The countless hours that volunteers put in is truly amazing.” Executive director of Rimbey FCSS, Peggy Makofka said
volunteers play a vital role in many areas. Volunteers help out at the food bank, meals on wheels, help pack school supplies and participate in the friendly visitor program. The program, which has been set up so that shut ins who may find themselves alone due to an illness or because a loved one has passed away, provides volunteers who visit either through a phone call or in person. “We get referrals from home care for that program,” said Makofka, adding there is a waiting list.” Volunteers also help run the community kitchen, a program which gives small groups an opportunity to cook meals for their families under supervision of an experienced cook. Ten kitchens a year are set up in the provincial building. The volunteer Centre, which operates under the umbrella of FCSS, has access to a database of about 400 volunteers. Non-profit groups in need of volunteers may notify the volunteer co-ordinator who in turn notifies volunteers who are willing to help out.
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Makofka said the concept is good, but clear communication and plenty of notice between the groups in need of volunteers and the volunteers themselves is crucial to making it work. She said sometimes volunteers will show up at a designated location only to find out no one knows who they are or why they are there and their time has been wasted. Resources about writing policies and bylaws and other information helpful to volunteer organizations are also available through the volunteer centre. The Rimbey and District Volunteer Week Committee, chaired by Lane Dahms, held its annual volunteer dinner Mon., April 11. This year’s theme was ‘volunteers are part of the ripple effect’. Makofka said this is a fitting theme. “It just takes one person to see another person helping out and then they start helping out, too. The end result is it makes our community a better place and people feel included and supported and truly part of the community.”
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Rimbey New Life Fellowship Sunday 10:30 a.m. Children’s Church 11:30 a.m. Midweek Service - Wednesday 7 p.m. Ladies Meeting Friday 2 p.m. Pastor Reg Darnell 403-843-3336 (Office) 403-782-2694 (Home) 5038 - 49 Ave. • www.rimbeynewlife.com
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ANGLICAN CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY 5211 52 St., Rimbey Service & Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. 4th Sunday Family Service: 11:00 a.m. Stuart Adams: 403-843-6164 or Arlene Edwards: 403-843-6077 www.churchofepiphany.ca
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We are seeking individuals, groups or firms to operate the Fast Food Concession facility located at Pigeon Lake Provincial Park. The concession building is located in the hub of the Provincial Park. It shares an active day use area, boat launch and large re-developed campground. We invite all interested parties to download the Request For Proposal documents by creating a free account with Alberta Purchasing Connection at http://www.purchasingconnection.ca/ and using the reference # AB-2016-02481 16042DT0 or by picking up a hard copy from the address noted below: Alberta Environment and Parks Parks Division, Suite 700, Millennium Centre, 4909-49 Street, Red Deer, AB T4N 1V1. The Province reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. For more information on Alberta Parks, please go to the following website address http://albertaparks.ca. For specific details regarding this opportunity, contact 403-755-1452.
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Donation: Hell on Hooves Bullarama organizers (from left) Curtis Sawyer, Derek Keller and (far right) Jeff Sahi presented Janice Gill, acute care manager (third from left) at Rimbey Hospital with a $6,118 cheque to go towards patient lifts at the hospital. Photo by Morriah Rudnik
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Rental agreement between town and airport caretaker to be negotiated BY TREENA MIELKE A rental agreement between the Town of Rimbey and Evelyn Prince, the caretaker of the town’s airport, is still up in the air. Prince met with council at its March 30 meeting to discuss a letter she had received notifying her that the town wanted to change her contract and begin charging her rent. Prince and her husband, who passed away in 2008, had purchased a mobile home on airport property which belongs to the town 23 years ago. At that time town officials agreed that the couple would live on the property and perform caretaking duties in exchange for rent. The arrangement worked well, with the Prince couple performing caretaking duties, looking after maintenance and being watchdogs for the town if any suspicious activity was going on. She noted that pilots who leave their planes at the hangers do so with the assurance that someone is there to keep an eye on the place. Prince makes arrangements to pay someone to check on the airport property when she is away. Council sold the runway lights several months ago to the Lacombe Flying Club, who made $1,000 donation to the skateboard park in exchange for the lights. The airport lights were installed in the early ‘80s and some work was done on the system in 2006. However, public works foreman Rick Schmidt told council the wiring had been severely damaged due to rodents. Prince said she saw a helicopter, she believed to be a STARS air ambulance landing at about 9 p.m. this year before Alberta switched to daylight savings time. She said it would have been difficult landing. “It is pitch black there, there is not even a yard light.” The previous CAO for the town was to have notified Transport Canada that the lights had been removed to ascertain the airport is licensed for landing only during daylight hours. After more than two decades of being caretaker for the airport, Prince thought things were going well. She said she saw the situation as a win/win. Taxes
for the property are paid to the County of Ponoka and she pays her own power and looks after her own garbage. “I do really like it,” she said. “I don’t cost the town anything and I don’t ask for anything.” When she received a letter from the town she made an appointment to attend a council meeting as a delegation so as to gain a better understanding of what
“I DON’T COST THE TOWN ANYTHING AND I DON’T ASK FOR ANYTHING.” - EVELYN PRINCE
was required of her. Suggestions of charging rental fees ranging from $250 to $500 a month were brought up by councilors at the March 30 meeting. However, interim CAO Donna Tona said she would draw up a new contract and sit down with Prince at a time yet to be arranged to negotiate rent as well as the duties she was expected to perform.
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SALE CONDUCTED JUST EAST OF RIMBEY AT OUR SALE SITE APRIL 15, 2016 • 12:00 NOON Selling In Conjunction with the 36th Annual Spring Machinery Consignment Sale Selling: An Approx. 1248 Sq. Ft Open Floor Building at A, 50th Street on Main Street in Bluffton on a Pie Shaped Corner Lot (Right Beside the Vet Clinic). The Building has In Floor Heating with Several Floor Drains, 2 Hot Water Tanks, 2 Side Doors, Plus A Sliding Rear Door, 10’ Ceiling, an Overhead Rail & a Roughed in Bathroom. Lot has its Own Water Well with Town Sewer. Taxes: $436.09 Viewing by Appointment: Contact Allen B. Olson at (403) 783-0556 or Melvin Bonertz at (403) 877-7097 All measurements are approximate and need to be verified by the purchaser. Real Estate Transaction are being Handled by Morrison Realty (403) 783-0556 Real Estate Terms & Conditions: 10% Down on Sale Day. Balance & Possession on or before May 16, 2016. If Balance is NOT RECEIVED by May 16, 2016 the Deposit will be Forfeited as Liquidation Damages. SALE CONDUCTED BY:
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Martina Holtkamp from Rimbey was one of the competitors in the roughstock rodeo held April 2 at the Rimbey Agrim Centre. Morriah Rudnik
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Roughstock series draws to a close BY TREENA MIELKE Rimbey Roughstock winter series finals drew to a close last Saturday night at the Agrim Centre, marking the end of a successful season. Cory Glenn, who organized the series along with his wife Stacey, said the last event of the season was well attended. “We had the biggest crowd ever, Saturday night,” he said. The roughstock series has consisted of 33 weeks of practices and six jackpots, during which time more than 800 bulls and 500 horses were ridden. “It’s been a heck of a go,” said Glenn. Saturday’s jackpot saw Luke Ferber winning the junior bull competition with 72 points, followed by Cater Sahli with 70 points. The novice horse category went to Chase Barass with 76 points, Jake Plotts with 74 points and Logan Elder with 70 points. The winner of the bareback competition was Denton Metzger with 78 points, followed by Clay Deley with 75 points, Dylan Bilton with 74 points and Stawbs Jones with 74 points. The winner of the saddle bronc was Kelsey Koening with 72 points. The bull riding winner was Armondo Daville with 81 points and Justin Seimens with 73 points. Glenn is grateful to all volunteers, stock contractors, pickup men and bullfighters who made the event possible. He also thanked Whitgan creations for making the championship jackets. “Hope to see you all in the fall,” he said.
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RIMBEY REVIEW 11 Apples: Maryanne Mackinnon and Kathy Sarson were busy at the apple fest held during the Rimbey Farmers Market Sat., Sept. 5, 2015. Morriah Rudnik File Photo
Volunteering for horticultural group brings great rewards BY KATHY SARSON RIMBEY & DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL GROUP Our group volunteers in Rimbey and area to keep horticulture growing while we learn of the history and to keep the organization going for many years to come. I enjoy meeting new people while learning about the history of horticulture from our most experienced members of our group, as well as passing the information to the younger generation to encourage all to be involved with our horticulture show in August every year. I have many memorable moments with this group, but one in particular comes to mind. I had just moved to Alder Flats and wanted to check out the Farmers Market in Rimbey at Pas Ka Poo Park. It was there where I met a friend who helped me move out west. She mentioned there might be a few projects in the show book which would be interested in entering in the show. I skimmed through the book with only two weeks to go before the show. Then I baked a couple of items and found a few photos and crafts. I
managed to put together eight projects for the Horticulture Show. The next day while driving back to Rimbey to pick up my exhibits from the show, I was thinking about how it would be great to bring home at least one red ribbon, since I had never won a ribbon in the past. I was amazed and excited to see that I’d won a ribbon for all eight exhibits and five of them were red. That was it. I was hooked. There was no doubt about it as I had also won money. I joined the group in the fall of 2008 and rather enjoy passing on the information I learn to others I meet. I went on to earn three ‘best of show’ ribbons a few years later. Then last year was extremely memorable when I saw the great excitement of two little girls after their names were called at the Horticulture Show Awards for most points in their age groups. This brought back great memories for me and I’m excited to see what the girls bring to the show this year. I hope they encourage the younger generation to be more involved with horticulture just like I encouraged them.
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Student athletes celebrate achievements at Red Deer College Student-athletes celebrated at 2016 RDC Athletic Awards Night SUBMITTED Red Deer, April 5 – Red Deer College Athletics wrapped up another outstanding season at the 2016 RDC Athletic Awards Night, held on Monday, April 4. The highlight of the evening was the 2016 Red Deer Bottling Outstanding Athlete of the Year awards, which were presented to Emily Swier from Queens Hockey and Luke Brisbane from Kings Volleyball. “It’s very humbling to be recognized with this award,” says Brisbane, a Kings Volleyball team captain who will be returning to RDC for the 2016-17 season. “This year, I had an opportunity to play with a lot of good players, and there were multiple players on my team that could have received this award, not to mention athletes on other teams, as well.” Swier also feels honoured to receive the prestigious award. “RDC is like home to me, and this is an incredible feeling after our team had such a great season,” says Swier, who finished the season tied for first in league scoring and plans on returning to RDC next fall. “I certainly didn’t expect to receive this award, because the nominees in this category are such incredible athletes, but it’s truly an honour to be recognized.” The ceremonies honoured the achievements of student-athletes, team officials, volunteers and athletic staff, with 55 awards, scholarships and academic excellence awards presented. “RDC has established a tremendous legacy in Athletics, and each year our student-athletes work hard to continue this tradition,” says Diane St-Denis, RDC Athletic Director. “The Awards Night allows us to celebrate their athletic, academic and other achievements from the past year.” The 2016-17 season was strong for RDC’s Athletics
program, with 10 of 11 teams making playoffs, the Queens Hockey and Kings Volleyball teams winning ACAC titles and the Kings Volleyball team going on to win the national CCAA title. Other teams and individuals won silver and bronze medals in their divisions, and many athletes received all-star, athlete of the week and other recognitions. In addition, 86 student-athletes excelled in academics, having a GPA of 3.0 or better, with 17 on the Dean’s List, and one student-athlete receiving the CCAA Academic All Canadian award.
“IT’S VERY HUMBLING TO BE RECOGNIZED WITH THIS AWARD.” - LUKE BRISBANE
The 2016 RDC Athletic Awards Night provided an opportunity to recognize students, and it was also possible thanks to strong involvement from student-athletes and students from the School of Creative Arts. “This event was the epitome of cross-collaboration between different Schools,” St-Denis explains. “Students from Athletics were very involved with planning the event and students from Creative Arts were involved with all aspects of producing the show. This was a great opportunity to not only showcase the achievements of student-athletes, but also to provide experiential learning for a wide variety of students.” RDC | 100 College Boulevard | Box 5005 | Red Deer | AB | Canada | T4N 5H5 | Bus: 403.342.3300 | Fax: 403.340.8940 | www. rdc.ab.ca Additional 2016 RDC Athletic Awards recipients included: Co-Winners of the ACAC Minor Officials Award -
Marissa Morrison & Karyn Anthony Major Vo l u n t e e r Contributor Award - Rocky Beekhan Kings Basketball Coach’s Award - JP Lebanc Most Improved Player Award - Matt Matear Rookie of the Year Award Rodney Teal Most Valuable Player Award - Anthony Ottley Queens Basketball Coach’s Award - Kennedy Burgess Most Improved Player Award - Anna Houtman Rookie of the Year Award Eva Bonde Most Valuable Player Award - Emily White Cross Country / Indoor Track & Field Coach’s Award - Jonathan Allan Most Improved Player Award - Melissa Ray Rookie of the Year Award Amy Severtson Most Valuable Player Award - Jordanna Cota Curling Teams Coach’s Award - Jeff Ireland Most Improved Player Award - Julie Selvais Rookie of the Year Award Sara McMann Most Valuable Player Award - Ryan Dahmer Golf Coach’s Award - Rochelle French Most Improved Player Award - Kyle Antochow Rookie of the Year Award Grant Numrich Most Valuable Player Award - Kate Griffith Kings Hockey Coach’s Award - Tanner Butler Most Improved Player Award - Ben Williams Rookie of the Year Award Dylan Thudium Most Valuable Player Award - Riley Simpson Queen’s Hockey Coach’s Award - Suze Vanderlinde Most Improved Player Award - Kirsten Brown Rookie of the Year Award Julia Wing Most Valuable Player Award - Emily Swier Kings Soccer Coach’s Award - Alim Hirji Most Improved Player
Award - Alex Brezovan Rookie of the Year Award Turner Johnson Most Valuable Player Award - Julius Abegar Queens Soccer Coach’s Award - Alexandra Moyer Most Improved Player Award - Sydney Daines Rookie of the Year Award Krysten Strand Most Valuable Player Award - Lauren Good Kings Volleyball Coach’s Award - Tom Lyon Most Improved Player Award - Ty Moorman Rookie of the Year Award Michael Sumner Most Valuable Player Award - Luke Brisbane Queens Volleyball Coach’s Award - Hanna Delemont Most Improved Player
Award - McKenna Barthel Rookie of the Year Award Jessica Jones Most Valuable Player
Award - Kelsey Tymkow For more information on RDC Athletics, visit www. rdc.ab.ca/athletics.
Gull Lake Golf Course Adult League Start Dates & Tee Times Ladies League Tuesday, May 3 9:30am Mens League Tuesday, May 3 28 6:00pm Seniors (Age 55plus) League Wednesday, May 4 9:00am Mixed Thursday Night League Thursday, May 5 7:00pm Mixed Saturday Night League Saturday, May 21 7:00pm All levels of play are welcome to join. Call 843-3322 for more information. Come and check out the proshop the 2016 stock has arrived!!!
DUST CONTROL PROGRAM 2016
County residents requiring dust control on roads adjacent to their property can select either calcium chloride or oil to be applied to the road surface. This season there will be a subsidy of $250.00 available per applicant. The County will supply the grader to do the work and any water or gravel that is necessary to make the application work. Calcium Chloride will cost $1.25 per foot (plus GST). Minimum of 400’ required. Oil is $5.00 per foot (plus GST). This amount will vary as supply demands change. Minimum of 400’ required. If you are interested in this service, arrangements for stakes to be picked up and payment for the application can be made at the time of the request with Lorna at the Ponoka County Office. Payment has to be made prior to application. For further information phone 403-783-3333 Ponoka County 4205 - Hwy 2A Ponoka, AB T4J 1V9
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DONALD Terry David Donald of Rimbey, Alberta passed away at the Rimbey Hospital and Care Centre on Sunday, April 3, 2016 at the age of 49 years. Terry will be lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his parents, Ruth and Dan Donald of Rimbey; and his wife, Tara and their two children, Joseph and Evelyn, all of Sylvan Lake. He will also be lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his two brothers, Tim (Colleen) Donald of Innisfail; and Todd (Amy) Donald of Calgary; his three nieces, Avery, Kaylyn, and Sadie; his nephew, Joshua; as well as numerous other relatives and many close friends. Terry was predeceased by his paternal grandparents, David and Gida Donald; and his maternal grandparents, Roy and Audrey Carruthers. A Public Memorial Service in Celebration of Terry’s Life will be held at the Rimbey United Church, Rimbey on Friday, April 15, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. with the Reverend Deborah Laing officiating. Cremation took place at the Central Alberta Crematorium, Red Deer. If friends desire, memorial tributes in Terry’s Memory may be made directly to the Trust Funds for Terry’s Children, Joseph and Evelyn Donald, c/o Investors Group, Attention: Ryan Metzger, #200, 4909 - 49 Street, Red Deer, Alberta T4N 1V1; or to the Canadian Cancer Society, #101, 6751 - 52 Avenue, Red Deer, Alberta T4N 4K8 (www.cancer.ca). Condolences to the Donald Family may also be expressed by e-mail to: special_reflections@telusplanet.net Service and Cremation Arrangements for the Late Terry David Donald entrusted to the care of OBERHAMMER FUNERAL CHAPELS LTD.
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Mallie (Leila Madeline) Thill passed away quietly in the Rimbey Hospital and Care Centre/Long Term Care, on Sunday April 3, 2016 at the age of 94. The Thill family wishes to thank the staff at Long Care Area Two (2) for their compassionate and mindful care. Mallie is survived by her children: Cheryl, (Dave) Anderson; Dallas (Irene) Thill, Nadyne (Roy) Knopp; and by five grand children and eleven great-grandchildren Mallie was predeceased by her husband Fred, and her sisters and their spouses Ilah (Alfred) Thill, Blanche (Dick) Hoag. Mallie was born, and lived in Rimbey for her entire 94 years. Her life was rich and marked with joy in family, community, music, games and gardening, Celebration of Mallie’s life will be held at the Rimbey United Church on April 16th at 11:00 AM with Reverend Deborah Laing officiating. Interment will follow in the West Haven Cemetery. Memorial tributes in her memory may be made to the Rimbey United Church, Box 7 Rimbey Alberta T0C 2J0 or the Rimbey Hospital and Care Centre Administration, Box 440, Rimbey Alberta T0C 2J0. Expressions of sympathy may be forwarded to the family by visiting www.wilsonsfuneralchapel.ca
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Muriel Elaine Ingram of Rimbey, Alberta passed away peacefully at the Rimbey Hospital and Care Centre ~ Area Three on Thursday, April 7, 2016 at the age of 78 years. Muriel will be lovingly remembered and sadly missed by her husband, John Stanley; her two sons, Randy (Shirley) Ingram of Rimbey; and Lorne (Kim) Ingram of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; as well as five grandchildren: Sean (Leeanna), Darren (Janice), Desiree (Casey), Nicole, and Reilly; and six great grandchildren. Muriel was predeceased by her parents, Jesse and Fred Dentman. A Gathering of Family and Friends in Muriel’s Honour will be held at the home of Randy and Shirley Ingram (two miles east of Rimbey on Township Road 424) on Wednesday, April 13, 2016 at 2:00 p.m. Cremation took place at the Central Alberta Crematorium, Red Deer. If friends desire, memorial tributes in Muriel’s Memory may be made directly to Long Term Care at the Rimbey Hospital and Care Centre - Administration, Box 440, Rimbey, Alberta T0C 2J0. Condolences to the Ingram Family may also be expressed by e-mail to: special_reflections@telusplanet.net Cremation Arrangements for the Late Muriel Elaine Ingram entrusted to the care of OBERHAMMER FUNERAL CHAPELS LTD.
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Realtors & Services..........4010 Houses for Sale................4020 Houses Wanted ................4030 Condos/Townhouses ........4040 Acreages ..........................4050 Acreages Wanted ............4060 Farms/Land ......................4070 Farms/Land Wanted ........4080 Manufactured/ Mobile Homes ..................4090 Income Property ..............4100 Commercial Property ......4110 Industrial Property ............4120 Cottages/Resort Property ..4130 Businesses for Sale..........4140 Buildings for Sale ............4150 Lots for Sale ....................4160 Out of Town Property ......4170 Investment Opportunities ..4180 Mortgages Bought/Sold....4190
Farms/ Land
4070
PASTURE & HAY LAND. 400 - 8000 acres year round water. Management available. Central Sask. Natural springs excellent water. Grazing available. Other small & large grain & pasture quarters. $150k $2.6m. Doug Rue 306-716-2671; saskfarms@shaw.ca.
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Manufactured Homes
2015 SRI Modular Showhome Clearance. Great savings on new orders until May 1, 2016. Call us for pricing at 1-855-348-0808 or visit www.westerncanadianmodular.com
SPRING SALE Now On at Jandel Homes! $21 million in inventory must go and we are ready to deal! Homes priced from just $99,900. www.AlbertaRTM.com.
4150
Buildings For Sale
POLE BARNS, Shops, steel buildings metal clad or fabric clad. Complete supply and installation. Call John at 403-998-7907; jcameron@ advancebuildings.com. STEEL BUILDING SALE. “Clear out pricing in effect now!” 20X20 $5,444. 25X26 $6, 275. 30X30 $8,489. 32X34 $10,328. 42X50 $15,866. One end wall included. Pioneer Steel 1-800-668-5422; www.pioneersteel.ca.
Investment Opportunities
4180
20 UNIT MOTEL $750,000. More than just a retirement business. In the heart of Radium Hot Springs. Would consider diesel pusher on trade. Call Bill 403-947-2427.
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Ponoka County NOTICE PROPOSED AMENDMENT NOTICE OFOFPROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE LAND USE BY-LAW
Ponoka County Council intends to amend the Land Use By-Law to regulate the location, safety, nuisance and impact of commercial wind energy conversion systems (WECS). Developers would still be required to host public meetings for each application to allow for proper public consultation. Before making a decision on the amendment, Council will hold a public hearing at which any person may ask questions or state their opinion. This hearing will be held at 11:00 a.m. on April 21, 2016 in the Chambers of the Ponoka County Office, 4205 Highway #2A in Ponoka.
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The proposed by-law may be view at the County Office or will be mailed, emailed or faxed to anyone who requests it. Charlie B. Cutforth Chief Administrative Officer Phone: (403) 783-3333
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Financial #4400 - #4430
Investments ......................4410 Money Wanted ................4420 Money to Loan ................4430
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Me and mom and taxes BY CHRISTINE FERNIE, CPA SPECIAL TO RIMBEY REVIEW
Last week I wrote about the deadlines around taxes and tax slips and the options for filing your tax return. If you did the income portion of your taxes from the GET BACK on track! Bad credit? Bills? information provided last week, you will Unemployed? Need money? We lend! If you be ready to go after all the deductions you own your own home have available. you qualify. Pioneer Acceptance Corp. Member It is up to YOU to know what deductions BBB. 1-877-987-1420; are available and a great place to figure this www.pioneerwest.com. out is at the Canada Revenue Agency website where you can look up all deductions at http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/ndvdls/tpcs/ ncm-tx/rtrn/cmpltng/ddctns/menu-eng. html. As we age, medical expenses are a category where many deductions are missed so that is where I want to focus this Transportation week. #5000-5300 If you (or a parent) live in Rimbey and have to travel to Red Deer, Innisfail or Edmonton for medical appointments, you Motorcycles may be eligible to claim medical travel expenses. Where public transportation is not readily available and you must travel at least 40 kms one way from home, you may
Money To Loan
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Public Notices ..................6010 Special Features ..............6050
Public Notices
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RIMBEY SELF STORAGE Dennis Harstad Building #4, Unit #4 Arrears $720.50 Heather & AJ Wagner Building #3, Unit #14 Arrears $370.00
be able to claim vehicle expenses. If you are eligible, you can choose a detailed method or you can claim mileage at the Alberta rate of $.455/km (2014) or $.445/km (2015) cents per km. If the appointment is further than 80 kms from home, you may be eligible to claim a hotel, meals and parking. Keep all of your appointment notices and expense receipts. If you required someone to drive you (eye appointments and surgery normally require this), keep the paperwork that says so. If you have meals, you can choose the detailed method with receipts or you may choose a standard rate of $17 for each meal to a maximum of $51 per day. If you have a PRIVATE health plan, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s helpful to process all CLAIMS to December 31 before mid-February because you can claim the non-reimbursed portion of prescriptions, medical, dental, eye care and other expenses on your tax return. If you have a private plan, who pays the premiums? Private health plan premiums are usually paid directly from your pay or pension and show up on pay or pension statements, but do NOT show up on T-slips.
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Therefore, you must check your last pay slip for the year for the annual cost or multiply your premium by the number of pay periods in a year. If you or someone you care for is severely disabled, consider the DISABILITY DEDUCTION. The first time you claim, the doctor must complete form T2201. Read the form carefully and you will be able to figure out if you qualify for the credit. I believe these are the medical deductions individuals most overlook and they may add up to hundreds or thousands of dollars. You can choose any 12 month period that has not previously been claimed so check to see if there is 12 months ending in 2015 of claimable expenses including your private health care plan premiums that exceed 3% of your income. This does NOT include cosmetic surgery unless it was medically essential. Be sure to refer to the CRA website for lists of medical deductions and the details about what is claimable and what conditions must be met. Next week, I will write about other deductions and things you should consider when preparing your tax return.
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The difference between a true leader and a toxic leader not too hard to figure out Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been in the newspaper business for going on 24 years now, and seen a lot of people come and go. Before that, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d been working full or part time since I was a teenager. Some of my bosses have been true leaders. Some havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t. Some of the most interesting folks Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve worked for, whether it was in the newspaper business, contracting, bartending, security or the sports world could easily be described as a â&#x20AC;&#x153;toxic leader.â&#x20AC;? Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m not talking about the day to day stuff that happens (one editor who employed me actually forgot to pay the entire staff one time), Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m talking about stuff that could land you in a padded room. I had one editor I worked for about 20 years ago who often changed details in my story that were correct, then made them incorrect. Then, when a reader phoned in to complain, heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d freak out on me. One time, he freaked out so much he pulled a filing cabinet drawer out of a cabinet and threw it at me. Luckily, I was in my 20â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s so I moved quickly. Another fellow I worked for decided to take an office from my department and give it to someone else in the operation
about his or her own ad(without telling anybody). vancement and little else. Later, when the owners of Next in seriousness is the newspaper found out the boss with narcissisand chewed me out for a tic personality disorder. poorly conceived decision, According to the Mayo the guy who actually made Clinic, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Narcissistic personthat decision sat there and ality disorder is a mental said nothing, leaving his disorder in which people subordinate to take the fall have an inflated sense of for his own incompetence. This is the same fellow their own importance, a who overrode pay raises deep need for admiration for an entire department and a lack of empathy for others. But behind this despite the money already Stu Salkeld mask of ultra confidence being budgeted. Pipestone Flyer lies a fragile self-esteem Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;ve often wondered, where do these people thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vulnerable to the come from? From my exslightest criticism.â&#x20AC;? I susperience Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve three levels of severity. pect this might be the person who thinks â&#x20AC;&#x153;Toxic leadershipâ&#x20AC;? is, according to NPR, every move they make is brilliant and evâ&#x20AC;&#x153;a combination of self-centered attitudes, erybody is so frightened of him or her no motivations, and behaviors that have one has the guts to say otherwise. adverse effects on subordinates, the orgaFinally, there is the lowest of the low. The nization, and mission performance. This psychopath. No, not all psychopaths beleader lacks concern for others and the come cannibalistic psychiatrists. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve run climate of the organization, which leads into this type of leader in every industry I to short- and long-term negative effects.â&#x20AC;? So in effect, this is the boss who is worried
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worked in, from construction to licensed establishments to security to newspapers. Friends of mien who work in government, medicine, police and education tell me the same thing: these people seem to be everywhere. According to Psychology Today, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Psychopathy is among the most difficult disorders to spot. The psychopath can appear normal, even charming. Underneath, they lack conscience and empathy, making them manipulative, volatile and often (but by no means always) criminal.â&#x20AC;? This kind of person doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t even recognize other people: theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re simply objects to be used then discarded. For myself, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve always been the best employee when I have a leader I can look up to, respect or even admire. As a manager at the Pipestone Flyer, I try as best I can to be that kind of leader. And since I recently turned 45 years of age, I am too old to be hurling filing cabinet drawers across the room. Stu Salkeld is the new editor of the Leduc/ Wetaskiwin Pipestone Flyer and writes a regular column for the paper.
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MSRP $30,139 $ 169 B/W 84MTHS
ROOF NAVIGATION
24,250
SALE
2016 ESCAPE SE AWD
$
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MSRP $34,089 $ 199 B/W 84MTHS
31,300
SALE
$
2016 MUSTANG GT C1382
MSRP $56,149 $ 355 B/W 84MTHS
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51,349
SALE
$
T1275
MSRP $78,229 $ 461 B/W 84MTHS
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2016 F350 CREW DIESEL LARIAT
66,722
SALE
$
T1268
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36,700
SALE
$
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2015 F150 S/CAB ECOBOOST XTR 2016 F350 DUALLY KING RANCH
69,700
SALE
$
DISCLOSURE T1275 2016 F350 SALE PRICE 63722 PLUS ADMIN FEE OF 499 AMVIC FEE 6.25 TIRE TAX 20.00 PLUS 5% GST (PAYMENTS INCLUDE ALL TAX AND FEES) FINANCED OVER 84 MONTHS AT 4.99% PAYMENT 441 BI/WEEKLY TOTAL INTEREST OF 12724.69 TOTAL OBLIGATION WITH INTEREST $80,289.30 OAC • ALL REBATES TO DEALER INCLUDING 1000 COSTCO REBATE
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$
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SALE
11,999
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199
$
B/W 72MTHS
SALE
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$
B/W 84MTHS
SALE
24,852
$
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209
$
B/W 72MTHS
SALE
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2011 DODGE RAM LARAMIE LONGHORN
26,500
$
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169
$
B/W 72MTHS
SALE
20,900
$
T0912A
215
$
B/W 72MTHS
SALE
2012 DODGE JOURNEY R/T
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26,995
$
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