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Jaywalkers’ Jamboree Sale! OUTSIDE ON THE STREET Factory Clearance Sweaters Reg. to $ $ Dress Pants $ 00 $150.00 Now & Reg. $78.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . Sale
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All New Summer Merchandise
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Dress Shirts • Casual Shirts • Knits • Dress Pants Casual Pants • Jeans • Shorts • Outerwear • Sport Coats
No refunds or exchanges on sale items. Alterations extra on sale items. Sale excludes suits and accessories. Sale excludes all special orders.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JUNE 5 - 6
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58th Annual
Jaywalkers’ Jamboree Fri., June 5 and Sat., June 6
1960s Theme Saturday Afternoon
Opening Ceremonies
Friday, June 5, 8:30 a.m. 50th Avenue and 50th Street
PANCAKE BREAKFASTS
60s Theme Dress Up Contest. Dress up and register to win one of three prizes. Dress Up parade and judging at 4:00 pm, Saturday on Main Stage on 50th Avenue. Downtown business decoration and dress up contest prizes. Contestants must register at the Chamber Office or the Chamber Booth on-site before noon on Saturday.
Friday, June 5, 7:00-9:00 a.m. Saturday, June 6, 7:30-9:30 a.m. 50 Avenue and 50 Street Age 7-Adult: $6, Children age 2-6: $3, Under 2:Free Refreshments, Coffee and Juice by Starbucks SPONSORED BY
Featuring Unique Downtown Sho ps and Bargains Galore!
Be sure to visit:
• Climbing Wall • Eco Bungi Jumper • Mechanical Bull Ride (at the United Church)
Main Stage
Vehicle Sales Rentals & Leasing
At 50 Avenue and 50 Street
Friday, June 5
City Center Stage
West Coast Amusement Midway Lots of cool rides for all ages! WRISTBAND PRE-SALES:
$30 until 9 p.m., June 4; $35 on site (good for one day) Available at the Chamber office (Visitor Information Centre), Wild Rose Co-op, Crafty Crafters, Canadian Tire and Camrose Safeway
Great attractions!
Bowl for the Green • Concessions • Games of Chance Face Painting • Glitter Tattoos • Balloon Animals
• Mirror Lake Express Train Rides Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Arbour on Mirror Lake
$2.50
Stephen Olson Fraid Notz Bashaw School Band Music Masters Charlie Killam School Charly Doll Brian Dumont Rev K Fraid Notz CCHS Jazz Band Chorazz - Vocal Jazz Fraid Notz Camrose & Area Junior Children’s Choir & Vivo Cantando 6:00 pm – Ukrainian Veselka Dancers
In front of Doerkson Taekwon-Do
Friday, June 5 10:00 am – Hal Strudwick 11:15 am – Mr. Banjo & Company 12:30 pm – Bill Mattinson and Herb Kerkowski Band 1:30 pm – Norton Metcalfe Band 2:30 pm – Go Sun Go 3:30 pm – Mr. Banjo & Company 4:30 pm – The Olson Brothers 5:30 pm – The Burn Ins 7:30-9:00 pm – The Ride (60s Band)
Saturday, June 6 10:00 am 11:00 am 12:00 noon 1:15 pm 2:15 pm 3:00 pm 3:45 pm 5:00 pm
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Hal Strudwick Rev K & the Freedom Eagles Black Gold Community Band BPM Trio Go Sun Go Hal Strudwick Thoughts Left Unsaid Mokry Blues Project
*Stage schedule subject to change
MAJOR SPONSORS:
7:30 am 9:00 am 10:30 am 11:00 am 12:00 noon 12:45 pm 1:15 pm 2:15 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 4:15 pm 4:45 pm 5:15 pm
For more information, call Camrose Chamber of Commerce
780-672-4217
www.camrosechamber.ca
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Saturday, June 6 8:00 am 9:00 am 10:30 am 11:15 noon 12:00 noon 12:45 pm. 1:30 pm 2:30 pm 3:30 pm
Stephen Olson Kim Neufeld Camrose Spirals Camrose Academy of Dance Fox Taekwon-Do Ballet Camrose ATP – from the Musical ‘13’ Prairie Cats 60s Best Dressed Costume Contest (register) 4:00 pm – Prairie Cats 5:00 pm – The Ghostriders
EVENT SPONSORS:
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Chamber appreciates support By Dan Jensen
The Camrose and District Chamber of Commerce is grateful for the support it has received from volunteers and sponsors in tackling the many tasks associated with Jaywalkers’ Jamboree. “We are so impressed with the number of indi-
viduals and businesses who have stepped up to the stage to support Jaywalkers’ Jamboree, whether it is with running the train, finalizing stage details, or assisting with waste removal,” said Chamber and District Chamber of Commerce Jaywalkers’ Jamboree committee chair
Colleen Labelle. “There is no way Jaywalkers’ Jamboree would happen without them.” Anyone interested in helping out in any capacity is encouraged to contact the Chamber office at 780-6724217.
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Camrose Academy of Dance performed at Jaywalkers’ Jamboree in 2014.
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UNRESERVED FARM / ACREAGE AUCTION
UNRESERVED FARM SALE
KELVIN and MARLA VIERBOOM ARNOLD and DIANNE POOHKAY of CASTOR, AB of VIKING, AB Location: From Castor, go 4.8 km west on Hwy 12 to Rge Rd 145, then 0.3 km south; OR from Halkirk, to 11.3 km east on Hwy 12 to Rge Rd 145, then 0.3 km south. SE 7-38-14-W4
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2015 – 5:00 p.m. Pictures on Website TRACTORS
• Massey Ferguson 362 w/ Ezee-On FEL & 7 ft. bucket w/ grapple, 1992, MFWD, 1,801 hours, 55 hp, diesel, 3-pt. hitch, 540 PTO, 16.9 x 30 rear tires, 2 hyds, excellent condition
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• John Deere 568 round baler w/megawide plus pickup, large floatation tires, 2007, 12,521 bales, 1000 PTO, push bar, exc.cond. • 2007 Sakundiak SLMD122200 PTO driven mechanical
TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2015 – 5:00 p.m.
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swing grain auger, 12”x72 ft., hydraulic lift on swing, lights • 2006 Sakundiak SP grain auger w/Hawes mover, 8”x53 ft., Kohler 27 hp electric start motor, reversing gear box, electric clutch • Versatile 400 SP swather w/20 ft. PU reel, 1984, dbl. swath, honeybee knife, cab • New Holland 325 manure spreader • Flexi-coil postpounder, 4-way hyds, PTO pump • JD 27 ft. cultivator w/3 bar harrows • JD 100 16 ft. cultivator w/ 3 bar harrows • Vicon 6 wheel hay rake • NH 404 hay crimper • Canola roller
• John Deere 4440 w/JD 260 FEL & grapple, 1978, 130 hp, 10,750 hours w/new motor at 7000 hours, CAHR, 20.8 x 38 tires, 3 hyd. outlets, 540/1000 PTO, rear weights, VEHICLES quad 16 • John Deere 4630, 1973, 150 hp, 8,936 hours, CAHR, 18.4 x 38 duals, 2 hyds, 1000 PTO • 1970 Chevrolet C/20 ½ ton • Case 1370, 1976, 4,304 truck, 350 motor, 83, 567 hours showing, 155 hp, 18.4 miles showing, v.g. cond. x 38 duals, 2 hyds, 1000 PTO • Case 930, 1964, 6,773 hours showing, 80 hp, diesel, 18.4 x 34 tires, wheel weights • Ford Golden Jubilee NAA, 1953, 30 hp, gas, 3-pt. hitch • 1978 Pontiac Firebird Esprit 2-door car, t-top, automatic, RECREATION A/C, 305 motor, exc. cond. • 2001 Dodge 2500 ext. cab short box truck, diesel, 390,000 km, automatic, A/C, 4x4 • 1993 Bluewater 21.5 ft. boat • 2001 Dodge 2500 ext. cab w/200 hp Mercury outboard short box truck, leather, motor & t/a trailer, 254 hours, diesel, 370,000 km, auto, A/C, 4x4 seats 8, excellent condition • • 1991 Travelaire Rustler 21.5 1976 Ford F-600 s/a grain ft. t/a holiday trailer, sleeps 6, truck, 16’ wood box & hoist, HI/LO, 10F/2R, 10.00 x 20 fridge, stove, tub w/shower, tires very good condition TRAILERS • 2001 Polaris Scrambler 400 quad, 4x4 FARM EQUIPMENT
Location: From intersection of Hwys 36 and 14 at Viking, go 7.4 km north on Hwy 36 to Twp Rd 484, then go 6.9 km east. Gate Sign: 12224 – Twp Rd 484
• 1975 Hickory King 18 ft. t/a gooseneck stock trailer w/ centre divider • 1994 Rainbow 10’ L x 4’ W s/a golf cart trailer MISCELLANEOUS • 21 ft. pipe round bale deck (Hauls 11 bales) • ±20 WW 10 ft. panels • WW maternity pen • WW 10 ft. gate & 10 ft. overhead frame gate • WW cattle squeeze (no headgate) • 2-Round bale feeder • Thermal Arc Predator generator & AC/DC welder, 18 hours, Honda 20 hp motor, 275 Amp DC, cables, mounted on s/a trailer • Two 3-pt. hitch bale spears • 3-pt. hitch 10” post hole auger • Landpride 48” 3-pt. hitch finishing mower • FMC Bolens 54” 3-pt. Hitch front blade • Fimco 10’ 3-pt. hitch sprayer, 50 gal. poly tank • 3-pt. hitch fertilizer/grass spreader • Two 500 Gallon poly tanks on t/a trailer • John Deere SRX95 lawn mower • JD 212 ride-on lawn tractor, not running • John Deere 7 ft. bucket to fit JD 295 loader • 7 ft. side delivery mower, 540 PTO • ±70 3/4” & ±30 - 5/8” Sucker rod, 25 ft. long • 1200 Gal. fibreglass water tank • Two 18.4 x 38 tires, 80% • 8’x10’ kid’s playhouse • 236 L propane tank • Coleman 2250 Watt generator • Transit • Five 50 lb. bags, variety of grass seed
• 2001 Skyreach 16 ft. t/a AUCTIONEER’S NOTE gooseneck flatdeck trailer w/fold up beavertails, 8 bolt There is something here for everyone because of the wide rims variety of items being offered in excellent condition. Take note • 1994 Norbert 30 ft. tri-axle of the 5:00 pm start & please gooseneck flatdeck trailer w/ be on time as there is a limited fold up beavertails, tie down amount of miscellaneous straps, 8 bolt rims, GVWR items. For further info. call 10,000 lb. Kelvin at 403-740-4884.
GST will be charged where applicable
TRACTORS
• John Deere 8450 4WD tractor, 1983, 6,289 hours, 186 hp, 18.4 x 38 duals, 1000 PTO, 3 hyd. outlets, quad 16 transmission, shedded
• Case 1175 w/Ezee-on FEL w/6 ft. bucket & bale spear, 1975, 7,939 orig. hours, 125 hp., 18.4 x 38 tires, 2 hyd. outlets, 540/1000 PTO SWATHING and HARVEST
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one w/wood floor • Butler 2000 bu. grain bin on cement floor • Two Westeel Rosco 1750 bu. grain bins • Butler 1000 bu. grain bin w/ wood floor • Westfield TR100-51, 10” X 51 ft. hyd. swing grain auger • Rockyford Steel elec. bin alarm for auger • Two Westfield W70-41, 7” x 41 ft. grain augers w/Kohler 12 & 14 hp electric start motors • Westfield drill fill auger • Versatile 8”x52 ft. PTO driven grain auger • 1250 Gallon poly water tank • 135 Gallon slip tank w/hand pump • Two 300 Gallon & one 500 gallon fuel tanks w/hoses & nozzles (one stand) TILLAGE and SEEDING
• Case IH 1680 SP combine w/Case 14 ft. header, 1989, 235 hp, 1,975 engine hours, • Flexi-coil 600 32 ft. air grain loss monitors, hydro, seeder w/ Flexi-coil 1330 straw spreader, shedded, air cart, 130 bushel tank, floating hitch excellent condition • Flexi-coil System 95 harrow packer bar w/5 bar harrows, 42 ft., 1¾” packers • IH 45 vibrashank 35 ft. • International 4000 SP cultivator swather w/ 19.5 ft. pickup • Mel-Cam 31 ft. cult. w/ shovels reel, cab, A/C • Versatile 4400 SP swather, • Mel-Cam 25 ft. cult. w/ spikes 18’ bat reel, cab • New Holland 116 • International 7200 hoe hydraswing haybine, 16 ft., drills, 28 ft. (two x 14 ft.) w/fertilizer attachment, 1992, rubber rolls • Rem 552 grain vac • Canola rubber capped packers, factory transport roller • BINS, AUGERS and TANKS Krause 21 ft. disc, smooth blades • 60 ft. harrow bar w/5 bar bent tine harrows • Two Butler 2000 bu. hopper • Kinsella fork type rock bottom bins picker • Westeel Rosco 1750 bu. • 2-Compartment “V” hopper hopper bottom bin VEHICLES • Wheatland 200 & 250 bu. hopper bottom bins • Butler 4200 bu. grain bin on cement floor • Three Butler 3200 bu. grain • 1972 Ford F-750 grain bins, two w/cement floors & truck w/ single axle drive
with air lift tag axle, 16 ft. steel box & hoist, HI/LO, 10F/2R, 9.00 x 20 tires, gas, 71,283 miles
• 1975 Dodge D600 s/a grain truck w/14 ft. wood box & hoist, HI/LO, 10F/2R, 9.00 x 20 tires, gas, 26,412 original miles, shedded • 1977 Ford F-150 extended cab truck, automatic, 98,467 miles, gas, long box • 1951 Dodge 1-ton truck w/ hoist, not running ANTIQUES
• Oak dresser w/mirror • Three Trunks • Steel wheels • Cream separator • 5 Gal. butter churn • Butter churn • Hutch • Wrenches • Model “A” rim splitter MISCELLANEOUS • JD 317 ride-on lawn tractor w/48” deck & tiller • Swisher CD-42, 3 ft. ATV disc • Four Western saddles • Assortment of tack • 2” Water pump w/Briggs & Stratton 5 hp motor • Century 295 amp arc welder w/ cables • Agribloc Leroy-Somer 3 hp 220V elec. motor • Air compressor • Logging chains • Bander • Power hacksaw • Pipe wrenches • Jackall jacks • Drill press • Bottle jacks • Gear pullers • Wrenches • Roller chain • Hydraulic hose • Chain hooks • Clevises • New bolts • Variety of hand tools AUCTIONEER’S NOTE Arnold and Dianne are retiring from farming and have rented out the land. This is a great opportunity to purchase well maintained shedded equipment. A small amount of miscellaneous so please be on time. Note the 5:00 pm start time! For further info. call Arnold at 780-385-4341 or 780-336-2135.
These lists subject to additions and deletions
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Downtown celebration has economic impact SPRING FEVER
SALE
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Armstrong Cushion Step
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Shaw Zeus – Wood look
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Primco
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The rides and activities at Jaywalkers’ Jamboree help to bring business to downtown Camrose. By Dan Jensen
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Jaywalkers’ Jamboree offers the chance to test your skill and luck.
Jaywalkers’ Jamboree has always had an incredible economic impact on the Camrose business community. The first Jaywalkers’ Jamboree was held on June 20 and 21, 1958. “It was an instant hit,” said the late Bill Fowler, founder of The Camrose Booster and member of the planning committee that had been charged by then Chamber president Dr. Hamp Smith with either revitalizing the annual fall festival or shutting it down doing something else. “We offered two free rides for each child, with additional rides at five cents each, and had booths at which you could buy anything from lemonade to steers and hogs.” Happy with the increased exposure they were receiving, businesses offered sales and specials to “gladden the hearts of thrifty shoppers.” The F.W. Woolworth stand did “land-office business” according to its manager, Don Beebe, and the trading was so brisk on Friday afternoon that the Canadian Bank of Commerce ran out of $1 bills. The second Jaywalkers’ Jamboree was held June 19 and 20, 1959, and, despite the heavy rain on Saturday morning that forced some of the outdoor attractions inside, the event was rated a success. Radio station CFCW broadcast from a mobile unit spotted in front of Champion’s Bakery. The third Jaywalkers’ Jamboree was billed in a June 21 Booster ad as being more fun than a far eastern bazaar, as well as a unique experience in shopping pleasure. “There is more participation in every respect than ever before,” said Fowler in his weekly column, Bits, Binds and Baloney. “The event will be more colourful and interesting than ever.” The 1963 Jamboree included wild animal displays from Al Oeming’s Game Farm, a giant Lions auction sale, square dancing, lucky draws, games of chance, home baking and bargains galore. A new feature at the 1966 Jamboree was a Jamboree jackpot. Sixty thousand jackpot coupons were printed and sold to visitors at 25 for $1.00. The idea was for jaywalkers to choose the prize they most preferred, and deposit as many chances as they wished in that particular merchant’s draw barrel. Jaywalkers celebrated the 100th anniversary of Canadian confederation in 1967 by dressing in centennial costume. The grand jackpot offered by the Camrose Chamber of Commerce was 200 silver dollars. Mayors Vincent Dantzer, of Edmonton, and Dr. F.M. Smith, of Camrose, were two of the participants in what was billed as the Alberta Bundle Pitching Championship in 1968. Mayor Dantzer went on to defeat Mayor Smith in the opening round, despite disqualification rumours, and competed in the final Saturday afternoon against the eventual winner, Lieutenant Governor J. Grant MacEwan. Canoe races were held on Mirror Lake Saturday morning as part of the June 4 and 5, 1971, Jaywalkers’ Jamboree. The winning entry was rewarded with a trophy donated by Sid’s Sport Shop, plus the right to donate entry fees to a charity of choice. CFCW sponsored a world championship kobasa-eating contest at the 1973 Jamboree. Free rides in the Kobasa Chuckwagon were provided for children under the age of 12.
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New endowment supports Reading University By Dan Jensen
Joe and Paula Cramer (JPC) Enterprises and the Norsemen Inn have created a new endowment with the Battle River Community Foundation in support of the Reading University program. Reading University was one of the favourite projects of the late Joe Cramer who, in addition to being owner of the Norsemen Inn, was one of the most generous philanthropists Camrose has ever known. “He was very impressed with the work that the Reading University program did in giving children in Grades 2 and 3 the chance to catch up on their reading skills,” said Paula Cramer. “He loved attending the Reading University program graduation where the dean would put on his robe and present diplomas to the excited graduates. I would like the Reading University program to be a part of his legacy.” Cramer and JPC Enterprises was a supporter of the Reading University Program from virtually day one in 2009 when the idea was pitched to him and current mayor Norm Mayer by Battle River Community Foundation board chair Blain Fowler. “The Battle River School Division had already agreed to contribute $60,000 or 50 per cent towards the first year of the program if the BRCF paid the remaining 50 per cent,” said Fowler. “We were still $30,000 short after a $30,000 gift from an anonymous donor so I arranged a meeting with Joe and Norm and laid out the program’s details. When I asked them to backstop it they agreed and said they would each underwrite one third of any shortfall. There was no hesitation whatsoever.” Reading University Reading University is a four-week summer program at the Augustana Campus of the University of Alberta
Paula Cramer presents a cheque for $20,000 to Battle River Community Foundation board chair Blain Fowler to establish a new endowment fund with BRCF in support of the Reading University program. Assisting with the presentation were, left to right, John Cramer, Jim Cramer, Norsemen Inn manager Sean Willms and Gene Willms.
(and in Flagstaff County) that is intended to improve the literacy skills of children in Grades 2 and 3 who are not yet reading at grade level. Students participate in different themes each week (animal week, drama week, dinosaur week) that are supported by activities which range from reading books and creating skits to using recipes to prepare treats and visits to popular attractions. During visits to the zoo, for example, students are given the task of researching different animals or reading the map so they can direct others to where they need to go. In the Augustana kitchen they read cookbooks to make treats that are shared with other students. “There is a certain amount of what you might call formal teaching, but a lot of the teaching is done in kind of a fun way and in such a way that they (students) don’t necessarily know they are being taught,” said Fowler. Reading University provides personalized attention with a student to teacher ratio of five to one and small class sizes.
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“The teachers we have in the program are not the ones who are there for the pay cheque, but are the ones that are really interested in helping the students,” said Fowler. The program removes every obstacle or possible objection to participation. Students are picked up by bus from their doorsteps each morning, fed breakfast, lunch and snacks, and are dropped off in front of their home at the end of the day. They also receive t-shirts and backpacks, as well as books they can use
to practice their newfound reading skills. “Many of us have newspapers and magazines in their homes,” said Fowler. “A lot of time the only reading material they see is The Camrose Booster.” Battle River School Division teachers have told BRCF they can see a distinct difference in students who have attended Reading University. “ They mention increased ability, but also increased engagement and enthusiasm for both reading and for school in general,” said Fowler. “In the case of some students, teachers also mention increased levels of confidence.” The beginning Reading University is roughly based on a reading program that was started in Richmond, Indiana by Vic Jose, a man Fowler met at an International Free Papers of America (IFPA) conference. “He shared with me an Australian study which showed that Grade 3 seems to be the pivotal year for reading and literacy,” said Fowler. “He pointed out that from Grades 1 to 3 that
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children are shown how to do things and learn how to read, but after that they read to learn, and that if they do not have good reading skills by Grade 3 they start falling behind others their own age.” Intrigued, Fowler did his own research and in 2009 presented the idea of Reading University to the directors of the BRCF. “We were experiencing a crop failure that year (with earnings on investments) and it was thought this was an area in which BRCF could provide community leadership,” said Fowler. “The board agreed and with its support the BRSD was approached to partner with us. The bottom line is that the BRSD decided to go for it and we agreed to split the cost 50-50.” Fowler is grateful that the Cramers and the Norsmen Inn have seen the value of supporting the reading program. “They have always been people you can count on and have been strong supporters of the community,” he said. “Whenever we have needed any kind of support they have been there.”
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Camrose’s Only Full Service Greenhouse • Bedding Plants • Patio Containers • Hanging Baskets • Much more!
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Ride wrist bands last all day Wrist bands that allow the wearer to go on all the rides he or she wants may be purchased for $30 until 9:30 p.m. on June 4 from the Camrose and District Chamber of Commerce office, Safeway, Wildrose Co-op, Canadian Tire and Crafty Crafters. After that the wrist bands go up to $35. Wrist bands are a convenient way to buy rides, as opposed to standing in ticket booth lineups or sending money with the children. The Jaywalkers’ Jamboree midway will feature the usual assortment of games where you will be able to test your luck or skill in hopes of winning a cuddly stuffed animal for yourself or your sweetheart. Try popping a balloon by throwing darts, rolling a bowling ball on a ledge, or throwing a basketball through a hoop. The rides and midway are again being supplied by West Coast Amusements, with which Camrose and District Chamber of Commerce has had a long-standing relationship.
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Knowledge. Advice. Service. Spend a few minutes with a Windsor specialist and you will know why people call them the service experts. “We want to earn your business,” says Marius, owner of the Camrose store. “We want you to be able to make an informed decision.” Part of that informed decision is advice. The helpful folks at Windsor want to know about your project so they can suggest ways to improve it, make it more efficient, and, in many cases, less expensive. The next time you’re ready to start a new project, see the friendly Windsor staff for knowledge, advice and service.
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Start your jaywalking with a good breakfast By Dan Jensen
Camrose Chrysler will be hosting a pair of pancake breakfasts to help you get a good start on your jaywalking. “Camrose Chrysler is a great Jaywalkers’ Jamboree supporter,” said Camrose and District Chamber of Commerce Jaywalkers’ Jamboree committee chair Colleen Labelle. “Their staff are organized and competent in the way they prepare the food and serve everyone who comes through the line, rain or shine.” Friday’s breakfast will be held on 50 Avenue (next to the Professional Centre) from 7 to 9 a.m. Saturday’s breakfast will be held at the same location from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Coffee and juice will be provided by Starbucks. The pancake breakfast is one of the true bargains at Jaywalkers’ Jamboree. “It is a good way to kick off everything and get fueled up for the whole day ahead,” said Labelle. All proceeds from the breakfast are used to support Camrose and District Chamber of Commerce activities that are held throughout the year. The objective of the Camrose and District Chamber of Commerce is to provide a better understanding of the private enterprise system through networking services to members. The Chamber also promotes tourism, business and commerce, and the improvement of the quality of life in the community, recognizes excellence, and acts as a voice for business to local, provincial and national governments.
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Trespassers causing damage to fields This story first appeared in the Country Booster edition, but due to public interest in Camrose, we are sharing it with our city readers. By Murray Green
Camrose County Protective Services officers receive increasingly numerous calls of trespassing and damage to property every year. Mud bogging, quads and moto-cross vehicles cause severe damage to land every year. “It is very frustrating as law enforcement officers that we are not able to catch these perpetrators more often. It has been my experience that the trespassing vehicles law enforcement are able to charge are often the ones that actually get stuck in the fields they are trespassing and mud bogging in,” said Sgt. Mike Kuzio, protective services manager. “If anyone ever observes this illegal activity occurring, they should do their best to get a licence plate number. Once law enforcement has this information there are many possibilities officers now have regarding laying charges, or seeking restitution for property damage.” If the trespassers are found committing the offence they receive a summons with the specified penalty of $287. “However, if there is extensive damage to a property there are other avenues law enforcement officers can take to seek restitution,” added Sgt. Kuzio. Mud bogging on private land is not only trespassing, but it is vandalism. It is very expensive for a landowner to repair the damage mud bogging and ruts cause. Any person who, without the permission of the owner or occupier of land, enters on land when entry is prohibited, or does not leave land
Ruts like the ones left in this field add extra work for landowners as they prepare for seeding season in the county.
immediately after he or she is directed to do so by the owner or occupier of the land or a person authorized by the owner or occupier, is guilty of an offence. A person who is guilty of an offence, whether or not any damage is caused by the contravention, is liable for a first offence, to a fine not exceeding $2,000 and for a second or subsequent offence in relation to the same land, to a fine not exceeding $5,000. “Law enforcement can compel an accused to court for first or second time offences to stand before the courts and the judge can lay a fine as high as $2,000 for a first time offence, or $5,000 for a second time offence if the offence occur on the same property. Understanding past complaints regarding trespassers tearing up field,
many times it will be at the discretion of the land owner to determine if they would like restitution,” explained Kuzio. “However, compelling an accused to court for a first offence for trespassing is not common practice. A person charged with a second or subsequent offence with respect to the same land is required to appear before a justice without the alternative of making a voluntary payment (automatic court appearance). “Another option if the perpetrators were caught in the act, we would be able to lay a criminal code charge of Mischief to Property,” said Sgt. Kuzio. “After this charge is laid the landowner can then advise law enforcement the cost of the damage and officers would then create a
Mud bogging holes leave damage to fields and can spread diseases such as clubroot if vehicles venture across fields.
Restitution Request, which will be given to the crown prosecutor, who would then bring that information in front of a judge for his/her discretion.” Besides rut and crop damage there are a few other levels of damage that most people don’t realize. Ruts compact the soil and when ruts are left the water will not drain away properly and plant roots cannot penetrate the rut thereby cutting yields for producers. Many farmers no longer work the land prior to seeding because it conserves moisture, and costs a lot for tillage. But, you cannot direct seed a field that is rutted because the field is too rough to travel across with a drill, a sprayer, or other equipment. Most ruts are deeper than the depth of seeding, so no seed is
planted in every rut. Every time a drill tire hits a rut the seed depth across the entire drill changes. All of these factors add costs to farmers and yields are reduced. Clubroot is a very serious canola disease in Camrose County. It can seriously hurt yields and in severe cases a farmer may have to wait years between canola crops. Clubroot is a soil borne disease and is easily transmitted between fields on tires, vehicles and on soil, or mud that sticks on vehicles. “Biosecurity for crop and oilseed producers is a very important part of their management plans,” said Mark Millang, County agricultural services manger. “Many off roaders are unaware of the risks soil borne pathogens like clubroot cause landowners. Plant pests including diseases, insects, nematodes, bacteria, fungi, viruses and weeds can be easily spread through the movement of soil and plant material.” If you drive across a field that has the disease, you will transmit that disease to every other field you drive across until all the mud, soil and disease spores are cleaned off the vehicle. Ruts that are left by driving on back country roads destroys the road. The ruts you leave cannot be fixed with a grader pass. And you hurt the landowners who need to roads to access fields and bins. Rural crime watch programs can assist with seeking trespassing. Landowners need the public’s help to stop the damage caused every spring. Mud bogging is vandalism and theft. Report crimes to Camrose County at 780672-4449.
Deep holes left on gravel roads are not easily fixed by just grading. The roads often remain in poor condition until they can be rebuilt.
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When it comes to booking a booth for Jaywalkers’ Jamboree there is good news and bad news. The good news is that there are still plenty of spaces available for 2016. The bad is that there aren’t many left for 2015. “We only have a few left,” said Camrose and District Jaywalkers’ Jamboree committee chair Colleen Labelle. Basic booth sizes are available in 10 by 10 foot and the larger 10 by 20 foot sizes. People can get the size of booth that they want, depending on how much they want to put on display. The Camrose Chamber of Commerce booth will be back at its usual location at 50 Street and 50 Avenue. It is the place to get any information you need about events and where they are happening. While many of the previous exhibitors are going to be back, there will be the usual sprinkling of new ones. “It’s exciting to see some of the new businesses that have moved to Camrose in the last year or two catching the Jaywalkers’ Jamboree spirit,” said Labelle. More and more people from other communities are wanting to be part of Jaywalkers’ Jamboree, which has gained a solid reputation right across the province.”
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The Camrose Booster and Hauser Home Hardware Building Centre will be giving you the chance to prove your bowling skills (and luck) on Main Street June 5 and 6. Bowl for the Green 2015 will give jaywalkers the opportunity to try to roll a “bowling ball” through a hole surrounded by professionally-designed art work of bowling pins at the end of a nearly 100-foot-long “bowling” lane. Three balls can be purchased at a cost of $1. Those who are successful in “making a strike” will earn a spot in the final bowl-off on Saturday afternoon, where the grand prize will be $1,000, spendable at any business or organization which placed an advertisement in the special Jaywalkers’ Jamboree Super Booster. “We know from experience Bowl for the Green is an exciting and fun event,” said The Camrose Booster associate publisher Ron Pilger. “Year after year we find it to be one of the most popular attractions at Jaywalkers’ Jamboree.” All proceeds from the 2015 Bowl for the Green will go to the Battle River Vikings Volleyball Club. Members of the club will be assisting with the retrieval and distribution of the balls.
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UNRESERVED FARM AUCTIONS Dave & Ruby Hutchinson John & Wendy Reist of New Norway, AB of Hay Lakes, AB Tue., June 9 – 4:00 p.m.
LOCATED: From New Norway, go 7.5 km north on Hwy 21, then 2.4 km west on Twp Rd 461 or from the Junction of Hwy 13 & 21 (west of Camrose), go 8.7 km south on Hwy 21, then 2.4 km west on Twp Rd 461. Gate Sign – 21364 TWP RD 461. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Dave Hutchinson at 780-855-2161. Dave and Ruby have maintained their equipment very well. Lots of very interesting antiques. Note the 4:00 p.m. start.
TRACTORS & DOZER • (2) Caldwell aeration fans, 3 hp / 1 • Allis Chalmers 8010 2WD, 20.8x38 hp; (2) sets ducting tires (clamp on duals), 7,324 hrs • 500 gal poly tank on 4-whl HD showing, Powershift, 3 hyd., wagon; 7-1/2’ SA utility trailer; 540/1000 PTO, good cond. trailer type estate sprayer; banjo • 8’ Allied underslung dozer blade pump; 150 gal slip tank; poly truck • Allis Chalmers WD 2WD, new box water tank 14.9x28 rears, belt pulley • 4500 W gas generator; 20.8x38 tires; Craftsman 3 hp table saw; GRAIN TRUCK (2) auger hoppers; truck toolbox; • 1976 GMC 6000 SA c/w 15’ box & Qty 6’x6’ rubber trailer mats; nose hoist, 29,449 orig miles, V8, 5&2 baskets; lg dehorners; drill press; trans., rear hitch & hyd. outlets, dog house good cond. ANTIQUES 1873 wood steamer trunk Lacie Bedard Limitee wood heater 10 gal Medalta crock, vg Duncan Fyfe drop down table; mantle clock; wooden high chair; Singer sewing machine & stool; wicker baskets; Norman Rockwell CATTLE EQUIPMENT tin plates (4 pc); wood egg crates; NH 680 TA manure spreader, good wood apple / orange boxes; Lg cond. pen collection; washboard; sad Morand maternity pen, auto iron; clothes stomper; kit utensils; headgate, exc. cond. pablum box; coal pail; heaters; Owatonna 95 mixer mill, shedded mirrors; (3) dolls; pictures; cast iron 4-wheel farm wagon, 8’x18’ deck bean pot; kid’s sleigh; red wagon Three hay racks • Qty Avon collectables; Elsie the Cow 16’ calf shelter, tin roof; (3) 80 gal figurine; coal oil lamps; lanterns; lick tanks; Bale elevator c/w elec. Calgary Stampede Chuckwagon motor; 230 gal lick tank game; The National Hockey League Koenders dugout windmill game; Qty of collectable tins; tobacco tins; lighters; crocks; jugs; FIELD EQUIPMENT horse collar; neck yoke; wagon Kirchner V ditcher, good cond. 50’ Farm King tine harrows & wheels; kid’s saddle; etc. drawbar SELLING FOR 21’ Allis Chalmers disc, flip up wings TERRY FAST 14’ John Deere DT cult., 3 bar 780-679-8688 harrows TRACTORS 14’ AC DT cult., 3 bar harrows • John Deere 2130 2WD c/w JD 146 20’ AC 1200 field cult., harrows Westfield 7”x46’ auger, 16 hp, elec loader, 6’ bucket, diesel, 3-pt hitch, 18.4x30 rears, 1 hyd., 540 PTO, start, good cond. good cond. Sakundiak 7”x37’ PTO auger 18’ Versatile 18 PT swather, batt • John Deere 3010 2WD c/w JD 148 loader, 6’ bucket, gas, 18.4x30 reel, kear shear rears, 1 hyd., 540 PTO, vg cond. 18’ Macdon PU reel • Loader mt bale fork, fits above AC 3 bottom plow on steel tractors HOLIDAY TRAILER • Loader mt pallet forks, fits above 2009 23’ Fleetwood Mallard Sport tractors TA holiday trailer, bumper pull, SELLING FOR queen bed, awning, lots of storage, DOUG LUNDSTROM vg cond., limited use, stored under Call Todd 780-878-4012 cover
HAYING EQUIPMENT • John Deere 337 sq. baler, good cond., S/N 601725 • NH 851 rd baler, Auto-wrap, shedded, good cond. • Vicon 9 wheel hay rake, trail type • 9’ NH 479 haybine • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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COMBINE and HEADER TRAILER • 18’ TA car hauler, ramps, 6 bolt • John Deere 7720 c/w JD 6-belt PU (newer belts), hydro, showing 3,058 wheels hrs, recent work has been done MISCELLANEOUS including feeder chain, shedded til • Craftsman LT 2000 lawn tractor, 42” recently, good cond., S/N 359048H mower, automatic, 21 hp • John Deere 224 straight cut header, • AC 916 hydro yard tractor, 38” PU reel, new knife rototiller HAYBINE • Honda Big Red trike • Craftsman 36” gas driven PT • 14’ NH 116 hydraswing, rubber rollers, one owner, S/N 537486 rototiller
Alfred Metzker of Gwynne, AB
Thur., June 11 – 4:30 p.m. Thur., June 18 – 4:00 p.m. LOCATED: From the east side of Hay Lakes, go 2.7 km north on Rge Rd 215 or from the intersection of Hwy 21 & 623 (south of New Sarepta) go 6.4 km east on Hwy 623, then 3.6 km south on Rge Rd 215. Gate Sign – 49161 Rge Rd 215. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: John Reist at 780781-0101 or 780-878-3245. This is a clean line of equipment. Note the 4:30 p.m. start.
TRACTORS • 2000 John Deere 6410 MFWD c/w JD 640 selfleveling loader, 6’ bucket & grapple, 4,238 hrs at booking, 3-pt. hitch, joystick, LH reverser, Power Quad trans, 18.4R38 rears, newer front tires, 540/1000 PTO, 2 hyd., shedded, one owner, vg cond., S/N L06410V274585 • Quick attach HD bale fork for above loader • Case 730 2WD c/w loader & bucket, 15-30 rears, 2 hyd., PTO, S/N 8146784 • Minneapolis Moline M670 2WD, diesel, open station, 18.4x34 rears, 2 hyd., PTO, S/N 30000598 HAYING EQUIPMENT • 1998 John Deere 566 rd baler, 12,190 bales, good cond., S/N E00566X127288 • 12’ Case IH 8360 Hydraswing haybine, rubber top / steel bottom rollers, one owner, vg cond., S/N CFH0091021 • Deutz-Allis KS 1.50 Hay Tedder, PTO drive • Self-unloading 5-bale wagon, PT
• Qty Peavy Mart panels 10’, 12’ • 7 poly calf hutches • 28’ metal & 24’ silage bunks • 4 feed troughs, poly • Mineral tank, Lewis cattle oiler, water tanks, bale feeder, gates, Qty new & used 4-5” posts FIELD EQUIPMENT • 18’ White 249 DT cult., 3 bar harrows • 12’ DT cult. BIN • Wheatland 1208E hopper bin, 1,095 bu+/–, skid, full bin alert, top manway MISCELLANEOUS • WINPOWER 30 KVA PTO generator on trailer, Model 50/30 PTCD-T2, 540 PTO, limited use • 7’ 3-pt hitch rear blade • 6-1/2’ F&R 3-pt hitch cult. • 1987 Dodge 150 1/2 Ton, reg cab, long box, 2WD, 318 eng, auto • (2) slip tanks 50 / 100 gal; 500 & 300 gal fuel tanks / stands • Mower deck for JD 318 mower; Monarch 200 110V water pump (unused), 6-1/2 hp Banjo pump, (4) LT 265/70R17 winter tires (vg), small poly water tank, vet supplies, halters & leads, calf puller, clippers, pitch forks, shovels, small vet fridge, chainsaw, tools, barb wire, farm misc.
SKID STEER & ATTACHMENTS • Gehl 4625 SX skid steer c/w 6’ dirt bucket, 47 hp, 1998 +/–, 2,033 hrs at booking, cab, heater, hand controls, front hyd., good cond., S/N 24305 SELLING FOR GREG TABLER The following fit the above 780-699-5647 Gehl skid steer: • Edge 1650 CL hyd post hole TRACTOR auger c/w quick attach plate • 1985 Versatile 856 4WD, • Horst GRC48 5’ manure fork Designation 6, 18.4R38 & grapple, vg duals, Powershift, 1000 • 5’ dirt bucket PTO, 4 hyd. plus aux., • 5’ manure fork showing 9,007 hrs, shedded, • 2-prong bale fork 2nd owner, S/N 251397 STOCK TRAILER GRAIN TRUCK • 2008 14’ 4-Star aluminum • 1997 Ford Aeromax TA TA bumper pull, center gate, c/w 20’ steel box & hoist, rubber floor, 16” tires, one showing 967,889 km, Detroit owner, exc cond. 60 Series, 10 spd trans, new 11R22.5 rubber, new rad., CATTLE EQUIPMENT roll tarp, rear hoist control & • Hesston S320 TA manure remote endgate, shedded, spreader, 22.5 tires, 1000 vg cond. PTO, good cond. AUGERS & PLOW • Woody’s Whammer PT post pounder, fully hyd., good • Brandt 8”x52’ Supercharged cond. Selling for Henry PTO auger, limited use • Wheatheart 8” transfer Kozak. Call 780-878-3851. auger, 6 hp motor • JD 40 SA manure spreader • Qty Morand corral panels 8’, • Wil-Rich 8-bottom plow, 10’, 12’ coulters
LOCATED: From Gwynne, go 1.5 km east on Hwy 13, then 12.8 km north on Rge Rd 225 (it becomes 224), then 1.6 km east on Twp Rd 480 (Gwynne is 10 km east of Wetaskiwin on Hwy 13) or take Hwy 616 (west of Armena or east of Hwy 2A) to Rge Rd 223, then go 3.2 km south. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Alfred Metzker at 780-878-3791. Alfred has looked after all his equipment and tools very well. Note the 4:00 p.m. start.
TRACTORS & 3-pt. hitch estate sprayer; ATTACHMENTS Agri Fab lawn sweep; (2) • 2008 John Deere 3520 walk behind rototillers; MFWD c/w JD 300 CX MTD weedeater; yard type loader, 5’ bucket, diesel, decorative windmill; 12’ 865 hrs at booking, 3-pt steel gate; (3) poly troughs; hitch, joystick, hydro, 540 (2) 13-26 tires & rims; misc PTO, 37 hp, one owner, lumber; (2) ext. ladders; shedded, exc cond., S/N Magpie trap LV3520H451679 • 10” Rockwell / Beaver • 7’ Frontier quick-attach table saw; 12” Mastercraft snow blade, exc cond, fits planer; 22T shop press; IH above tractor tool chest; Forney welder; • Frontier quick-attach pallet 1200W generator; (2) B&D fork routers & tables; (2) miter • John Deere 3140 2WD c/w saws; cut off saw; band Ezee-On 100 loader, bucket saw; qty elec. & cordless & grapple, 7,298 hrs at booking, 3-pt hitch, 2 hyd., tools; HD vise on roller table; small anvil; qty hand 540/1000 PTO, 18.4x34 tools; shovels; jacks; fishing rears, new clutch, shedded, rods; pressure pump one owner, good cond, S/N 402429L ANTIQUES 3-PT. HITCH EQUIPMENT • Walk-behind potato hiller; scythe; wrought iron bed • John Deere 665 3-pt. hitch frame; chrome table; tractor rototiller, 66”, exc cond • 7’ Farm King Y750 3-pt seats; table; stove; 6-gal. hitch finishing mower, exc crock cond SELLING FOR • 7’ Pro Stock 3-pt hitch EUGENE WALTERS cultivator
780-361-5562 or
STOCK TRAILER 250-579-0299 • 20’ Trail Rite 5th wheel TA TRACTORS stock trailer, 1994, rubber • John Deere 4020 2WD mats tractor c/w JD 46A loader, QUAD & LAWNMOWERS bucket & bale fork, 7,325 • John Deere Buck 500 quad, hrs, powershift, diesel, new 4x4, 5 spd auto, 954 miles, rear 23.1-30 tires, cab, 2 winch, one owner hyd., shedded, good cond., • 5’ County Plow quad blade S/N T223P153044R • John Deere 80 HD dump • IH B275 2WD tractor c/w wagon • John Deere LX 188 lawn loader, bucket, diesel, 3-pt hitch, 1 hyd., 540 PTO tractor
• John Deere 317 yard tractor GRAIN TRUCK c/w 48” mower & 42” • 1976 IH 1600 c/w 15’ rototiller box & hoist, 35,531 orig. miles, 8 cyl gas, 5&2 trans, HOTSY WASHER 10.00x20 tires, shedded, vg & GENERATOR • Hotsy 555SS pressure to exc cond. washer, new in 2009 MISC. FARM EQUIPMENT • 18 KW PTO generator mtd • 18’ Krause TA disc, smooth on trailer c/w attached blades Lincoln 225 welder • 5’ Farm King 3-pt hitch flail TRUCK & TRAILER mower • 1989 GMC SLE 1/2 T, 4x4, • 14’ IH 150 hoedrill, grass reg cab, long box, 239,641 seed attach, rubber km, auto, A/T/C, PW & PDL, packers, shedded matching canopy • JD 5-bottom plow on rubber • 16’ TA car hauler trailer • 13’ Chain harrows, vg • 50’ Versatile diamond MISCELLANEOUS harrows, hyd. drawbar & TOOLS • 14’ Graham Holme DT cult; • WW cattle squeeze • Two SA utility trailers, 11’ & Two 20’ Co-op field cults • 3-pt. hitch grass seeder; 3” 12’ • Walk-behind Weed Eater; gas water pump
CAMROSE, AB Phone 780-672-1105 • Fax 780-672-3955 • Email djas@xplornet.com www.dougjohnsonauctionservice.com • AB License 334038 See complete terms and conditions on our website.
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ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 2015 – 10:00 AM
Gordon & Karin Soch – New Sarepta, AB LOCATED: From the intersection of Hwys 21 & 623 (south of New Sarepta), go 5 km west on Hwy 623, then 2 km north on Rge Rd 230 OR from Leduc, go 23 km east on Hwy 623, then 2 km north on Rge Rd 230. GATE SIGN – 49522 Rge Rd 230. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Gordon Soch at 780-686-7554 or 780-986-2498.
Previewing Friday, June 19 from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Bailey Theatre Society volunteers Darcy and Leah Polny sell raffle tickets at Jaywalkers’ Jamboree.
Jaywalkers’ Jamboree will have a 60s theme By Dan Jensen
The 58th annual Jaywalkers’ Jamboree on June 5 and 6 will have a 1960s theme. “The 1950s theme that we had was so well received that we decided to move up a decade and celebrate the sixties,” explained Camrose and District Chamber of Commerce Jaywalkers’ Jamboree committee chair Colleen Labelle. “It’s going to be a celebration of peace, love and flower power.” The Chamber will be offering prizes for best costumes in the under eight, nine to 17 and 18 and over age categories. Judging will be done by Luke Norrie, from the Canadian Brewhouse, on Saturday afternoon. “The time will be announced but for now people need to be sure to register,” said Labelle. The Chamber will also be offering a free spot in the 2016 Jaywalkers’ Jamboree to the business that is judged to be “best dressed” in the 1960s theme. Ideas for 1960s costumes include tie-dye t-shirts, bell bottom pants, chains with the words peace and love. “You can get a pretty good idea of what to do by watching some of the clips from Woodstock,” said Labelle. Let yourself go New experiences to enjoy at this year’s Jaywalkers’ Jamboree include virtual reality hang gliding and pilot experiences courtesy of the Camrose Rotary Air Cadets, a mechanical bull, rock climbing wall and a bungee trampoline. “The trampoline is safe, easy and an experience you will never forget,” said Labelle. The Brick will be setting up a two-day outdoor farmers’ market. Entertainment Friday performers on the City Center stage (in front of Doerksen Tae Kwon-Do) are Hal Strudwick, Mr. Banjo & Company, the Bill Mattinson and Herb Krekoski Band, the Norton Metcalfe Band, Go Sun Go, The Olson Brothers, The Burn Ins and The Ride (a 1960s band). Friday performers on the Nordic Mechanical Services stage (50 Avenue and 50 Street) are Stephen Olson, Fraid Notz, the Bashaw School Band, Music Masters, Charlie Killam School, Charly Doll, Brian Dumont, Rev K, CCHS Jazz Band, Chorazz, Camrose and Area Junior Children’s Choir and Vivo Cantando, and the Ukrainian Veselka Dancers. Saturday performers on the City Center stage are Hal Strudwick, Rev K and the Freedom Eagles, Black Gold Community Band, BPM Trio, Go Sun Go, Thoughts Left Unsaid, and the Mokry Blues Project. Saturday performers on the Nordic Mechanical Services stage are Stephen Olson, Kim Neufeld, Camrose Spirals, Camrose Academy of Dance, Fox Tae Kwon-Do, Ballet Camrose, About Time Productions (from the musical “13”), Prairie Cats, and The Ghostriders.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE Rare men’s oak shaving stand, circa 1900; Five Matching elm pressed back chairs, circa 1910; Drop front desk / bookcase combo, circa 1920; Oak china cabinet w/beveled glass, circa 1890; 1840s Oak corner cabinet; Oak server, circa 1910; Oak silverware cabinet w/3 drawers, circa 1910; Oak bed & side hutch w/ mirror, circa 1900; Oak stacking desk / bookcase, circa 1906; Oak Arts & Crafts double pedestal desk, circa 1910; Oak Arts & Crafts small china cabinet, circa 1910; Oak Arts & Crafts mirror w/hat hooks, circa 1910; 1920s Maple china cabinet; Elm buffet, circa 1900; Ice cream parlor table w/2 chairs, circa 1910; Oak mirror w/hat hooks; Elm washstand w/harp; 1920s Princess dresser w/ mirror; Oak Server w/bottom drawer, circa 1920; Pine 4-drawer dresser, circa 1900; Oak Mission rocker, circa 1910; Three Oak stacking bookcases, circa 1900; Antique sewing machine hall table (repurposed); Oak desk / table, circa 1910; Mahogany table w/3 leaves; Two Oak wardrobes; Several stacking bookcase doors; Wicker chairs; Round elm table, buffet & hutch; Piano stool; Pair of matching oak parlor tables; Wooden chest; Elm chest of drawers & poster bed; Two Pine 5 ft. benches; Pine 7 ft. table; Pine seamstress table top; Pine kitchen table; ±40 Chairs for restoration; Several Primitive chairs. FARM EQUIPMENT IH 706 tractor w/FEL, grapple & bucket, diesel; IH 175 swather w/ crimper, 12 ft.; Harrow cart; MM seed drill w/grass attachment; Cockshutt 12’ discer; MH 12 ft. cultivator; 2-Bottom plow; Bale elevator; JD 24T sq. baler; McCormick horse drawn mower; IH p/t mower; Viking Hart Emerson #4 fanning mill w/ rollers; Wild oats separator; Diamond harrows; Rare wild oat cleaner pat; by Klingbiel Bros. NS.; Utility dump trailer; 4 ft. Quad dump wagon.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES Medalta & Red Wing butter churns; Crocks; 1930 Philco Cathedral model 20 radio, restored; Coalport – Spode breakfast set, circa 1860; Medalta bowl (L. Wenzel); Blue collector jars; 1 & 2 Quart Beaver jars; Galvanized wash tubs; ±Ten General Store candy containers; Koken barber chair for restoration; Leg vice; Brass school bell; Brass & beam scales; Brass elevator grain scale; Washtub stand; Wooden vice, barrels, & wagon wheels; Wooden spoked car wheels; Scrub boards; Large multipane school windows; Enamelware; Large copper tray, copper boilers & coal skuttle; 1930s Copper tea set; Brass & copper tea pots; Wooden wall sconces; Wrought iron beds; Large collection of framed antique pictures; Stained glass windows; Small frames; Big copper pot, CPR for Geo R. Prowse Range; Brass & white metal candle sticks; Brass bells; Set of 6 BBQ knives w/box; Medicine cabinet; Round silver plate bowl; Telegraph insulators; Small enamel wood stove; Hand painted plate; Cast iron boiler stove & door stops; Sad irons; Silver button hook & nail file; Cross country skis; World War II plasma case; String holders; Coal pail & shovels; Fishing tackle; Nail kegs; Rooster & Cuckoo clocks; Oak Mission & schoolhouse clocks, restored; French clock, circa 1800s, rare; Cast seat; Victrola talking machine; Victrola record player; 78 records, 1920s-’50s; Edison cylinder records; 1913 Edison #30 cylinder player; Milk scale; Many collector tins; Salesman sample tins; Oil pails, drum, & grease tins; Pump greaser; Metal 5’ red maple leaf; 12” Coca Cola buttons; Coca Cola metal menu board; Coke Plexi sign; Hockey posters; Howe & Gretzky picture; Stanley levels & planers; Hand saws; Ruler; Butter churns, molds & presses, circa 1900; Cream separator; Cream cans; Milk bottle; Forge; Collars; Pump jack; Corn grinder.
LAMPS & LANTERNS Special antique slag glass lamp; Four Aladdin Quilt, white & green moonstone, 1937; Four Aladdin Corinthian moonstone; Aladdin Vertique yellow moonstone, 1938; Aladdin Beehive clear crystal, 1937; Two Aladdin Alacite & One Jade bracket lamp; Aladdin #5 hanging lamp; Aladdin model B colonial green crystal, 1933; Washington Drape green phase & clear 1940 & 41; Lincoln Drape tall Alacite lamps; Colonial lamps; World War II old formula lamps, 1940-1949; Princess Feather lamps, all original; Egg & chain peanut lamps; CP/CN Railroad lamps; Turkey Foot lamps, tall, finger & turning purple; Bracket & miniature lamps; Shades & chimneys; Feuerhand & Nautical lanterns; Beacon lanterns; Aladdin ceiling extensions #1A & #2; Lamp/lantern parts etc. Many more antique lamps. ANTIQUE TOYS 1942 Wind-up train w/original box; Tricycles; 1930s wagon w/stenciled sides; Red wagon; Restored Tonka toys; Tonka Barbie bus; IH tractor & wagon; MH tractor; Fisher Price. CHINA, GLASSWARE & QUILTS Nugget pressed glass; Cross stitch antique mottos; 1920s Glass egg basket & Hens on nest; Carnival glass fox on nest; Beswick vases; Chintz, Hydrangea pattern; Paperweights; Four Double & One Queen quilts; Planters peanuts jar. RECREATION, LAWN & GARDEN Suzuki 250 Quad, 2WD, 4,600 km; Toro lawn mower, 52” front mount deck, 2200 hours; Roper lawn tractor w/42” mower, 36” snowblower, & 36” rototiller; Cedar patio furniture (table/chairs); 38” Lawn sweep; Garden tools. PLUS MORE! AUCTIONEER’S NOTE Gordon & Karin have been collecting and restoring antiques for over 40 years. What a rare opportunity to purchase beautiful antiques and collectibles, plus much more.
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LATE ADDITIONS FOR THE JUNE 6 GARRY SCHMITKE AUCTION These items are selling for Bob McGee. Contact him at 780-608-9853.
• 1983 MF 4800 4WD w/ 18.4x38 duals, showing 5489 hrs, 1000 PTO, partial powershift, 4 hyd plus return, Cummins eng, PTO never used, orig rubber, • 31’ Morris CP-731 Magnum shedded, one owner, good II DT cult, 4 bar harrows, one cond, S/N 9D004564 owner, vg cond
• 1975 Chev C65 SA grain truck w/ 16’ steel box & hoist, roll tarp, 366 eng, 5&2 trans, showing 68,685 km, 10.00x20 tires, shedded, good cond
CAMROSE, AB Phone 780-672-1105 • Fax 780-672-3955 Email djas@xplornet.com www.dougjohnsonauctionservice.com AB License 334038
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UNRESERVED FARM AUCTION
TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 2015 – 10:00 AM
Gary and Terry Playfair – Ferintosh, AB
LOCATED: From Ferintosh, go 8 km south on Hwy 21, then 5.8 km east on Twp Rd 432 (Dorenlee Rd) or from Bashaw, go 13.5 km north on Hwy 21, then 5.8 km east on Twp Rd 432 (Dorenlee Rd) Gate Sign – 20435 Twp Rd 432. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Gary Playfair at 780-608-8018 or 780-877-2362. This is a very well maintained line of equipment. Major pieces have been shedded. Most equipment is in very good condition. Equipment & Internet Bidding at 12:00 p.m.
TRACTORS • 1999 Case IH 9390 4WD c/w 710/70R38 duals, showing 4870 hrs, stand trans, 4 hyd. plus aux, front & rear weights, Outback auto steer w/ 360 mapping & S2 lightbar, S/N JEE0074172 • 1990 Case IH 7140 Magnum MFWD, 20.8R42 w/ ratchet style duals, showing 6820 hrs, 18/4 PS trans, 1000 PTO, 3 hyd. plus aux, front weights, plumbed for Outback auto steer (no screen), one owner, S/N JJA0026033 • Case 2290 2WD, 20.8x38 singles, showing 5853 hrs, 3 hyd., 540/1000 PTO, (w/o on powershift $5,794.94 April/11), one owner, S/N 8888273 • 9’ underslung dozer blade COMBINE • 2011 Case IH 8120 w/ 2016 header, SwathMaster PU, 538 sep/648 eng hrs, 900/60R32 fronts, Pro 600 monitor, leather int., MagnaCut extra fine chopper, lateral header tilt w/ trap, ext. wear rotor w/ spikes, diff lock, after market air filter, approx 300 less hrs on PU header, S/N YBG212430 SWATHER • 2012 Westward M155 w/ 30’ Macdon D60-S header, showing 265 hrs, 2 spd, buddy seat, 600/65R28 fronts, PU reel, hyd. fore/aft, poly skid shoes, header transport, transport weight pkg, spare new knife, 2 Rotoshears, one owner, S/N 219626, header S/N 221400 • Buhler 9-1/2’ swath roller HIGHWAY TRUCK • 2002 Kenworth T800 TA, 50” bunk, showing 197,323 km, 60 Series Detroit 430/500, 18 spd trans., 11R24.5 tires, alum rims, 3-way lockers, air slide 5th wheel, Ali Arc bumper, last certified Nov/14 ($15,862.31 w/o on eng inframe, injectors, head, April/06, 25,323 km since), S/N 1XKDDR9X12J965087
GRAIN TRAILERS • 2001 Advance Super B trailers, 11R24.5 tires, Agremote remote opener on lead, alum rims, air ride, roll tarp GRAIN TRUCKS • 1981 Ford L8000 TA c/w 20’ steel box & hoist, showing 36,492 km, 3208 Cat eng., auto trans, air brakes, diff lock, air shift PTO, roll tarp, 10.00x20 tires, c/w cable lift silage endgate, ($6,262.55 w/o Aug/09, rebuilt trans, etc.) • 1975 IH 1950 TA cabover c/w 20’ unibody steel box & hoist, 4 cyl Detroit diesel eng, auto trans, showing 69,835 km, hyd. silage endgate, air brakes, diff lock, air shift PTO, roll tarp, 10.00x20 tires SPRAYERS • 90’ Hagie 284 4WD SP sprayer, showing 2240 hrs, 5.9L 6 cyl Cummins, 13.6R28 tires, (2) 400 gal tanks, Tridekon front dividers, rinse tank, Raven controller, Outback auto steer w/ STS screen, mapping, sectional control, S/N 08-579165 • 100’ Flexicoil 67XL PT sprayer, 1500 US gal, 18.4x26 tires, variable rate, wind curtains, rinse tank & wand, dbl noz bodies, S/N S67XL-113319-03 SEEDING & FIELD EQUIP. • 40’ Bourgault 8810 seeding tool c/w Bourgault 5350 3 comp TBH tank, K-Hart independent packers, 10” spacing, triple shoot, NH3 kit w/ Dickey-john rate controller, Dutch openers, dual fan, S/N 823853, tank S/N 37287AS-22 • 42’ Bourgault FH36-42 cult, NH3 kit, 12” spacing, broadcast kit, 4 bar harrows, 3/4” carbide tips • 12’ Kellough 178 offset disc, notched blades • Kirchner V ditcher, hyd. lift • 60’ Flexicoil Sys. 80 tine harrows & drawbar • 10’ Graham Holme DT cult.
AUGERS • Westfield MK130-71 Plus mech. swing auger, 13”x71’, 12V swing mover, full bin indicator, 540 PTO, S/N 163642 • Wheatheart R10-41, 10”x41’, 35 hp Vanguard, SP mover, elec. clutch, hyd. winch, S/N 13107 • Brandt 8”x47’ Supercharged, 20 hp Honda, ratcheting wheels The above three augers have never had fertilizer through them. • Sakundiak 10”x59’ hyd swing, reverser • Westfield 7”x36’, 16 hp BINS • Seven Chief Westland 14’x5-ring hopper bins, 2350 bu +/– (all have dbl skids & ladders, 3 have aeration tubes, 4 have OP1 cables) • Three Westeel 14’x5-ring hopper bins, 1900 bu +/– (all have skids & aeration tubes) • Wheatland 705E hopper bin, 250 bu +/–, skid • Three Westeel 14’x6-ring bins on steel floors, 2000 bu +/– • Westeel 14’x4-ring, no floor • Newer style Westeel door TRAILERS & CONVERTER • 40’ Fruehauf TA high boy flat deck, spring ride, sliding axle, dolly jacks, 11R22.5 tires • Tandem axle 5th wheel converter, spring ride, 11R22.5 tires, homebuilt, no serial # • 18’ Dyson TA car hauler, bumper pull, 8 bolt rims, ramps • 20’ 5th wheel TA trailer, homebuilt, 7000 lb axles • 19’ 4 wheel steel frame trailer, 11R20 tires PICKUP • 1997 Chev 2500 3/4 T, 4x4, 6.5L diesel, auto, ext cab, short box, A/T/C, 347,840 km ROTARY MOWER • 10’ Kodiak HD rotary mower, pull type, 540 PTO MISC. EQUIPMENT • (2) 5hp Flaman aeration fans; (3)
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3hp Flaman inline aeration fans; (5) Grainguard aeration heaters; (5) aeration socks Katolight 25 KVA PTO generator w/ trailer JD F525 front mt mower; (2) walk behind weed eaters Chem Handler II on trailer Freeform 2400 gal poly water tank; 1200 gal poly water tank; (2) 1250 gal poly tanks McMillan 12” hyd. posthole auger 6’ Swath Equalizer, unused Unused HD Power 7000 W diesel generator; HD Power 9000 W 15 hp gas generator, 5 hrs Wheatheart 10” hyd. transfer auger E-Kay 8” bin sweep Labtronics grain tester & access Hyd. wood splitter on trailer John Deere 3 spd bicycle Badger liquid manure pump, 6”x25’ (30) Flexi Finger crop lifters, new 2014; 60 gal upright compressor; Universal vac pump w/ 7 hp (6 hrs use) elec. motor & vac tank; Hussman bulk tank compressor; (2) 7 hp elec motors; (2) Honda 2” banjo pumps; Honda 3” trash pump; 500 gal fuel tank on TA trailer, 12V 20 GPM pump; (2) 500 gal fuel tanks; (2) Haukaas hyd. disc markers; 50’ grain bin ring w/ tarp; Qty Bourgault knock-on sweeps 4”, 7”, 11”; Qty 10.00x20 truck tires & rims; 11R-24.5 tire chains; 44” PT lawn mower, 8 hp gas eng. See website for more misc.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTES • Internet Bidding provided by
• Internet bidders must pre-register at least 48 hours prior to sale. • Items must be paid in full before being removed from the sale site. • If paying by cheque and unknown to Auction Company, we require a letter of reference from your bank. • See complete terms and conditions on our website.
CAMROSE, AB Phone 780-672-1105 • Fax 780-672-3955 Email djas@xplornet.com www.dougjohnsonauctionservice.com AB License 334038
Tom Spila’s jazz band draws big crowds.
Dan Olofson from Duff Layton’s Men’s Wear offers sales.
City to plant $20,000 worth of trees By Sara Walkey
The Camrose Wildlife and Stewardship Society was one of 159 successful applicants for CN grants of $25,000. The objective of CN EcoConnexions’ From the Ground Up program is to promote community sustainability through the greening of municipal and community properties across Canada. CN and its partners, Tree Canada and Communities in Bloom, help Canadian municipalities and community groups establish tree planting and green space enhancement initiatives in a sustainable, environmentally responsible manner. The goal of the grant money is for reforesting portions of our greenspace system to enhance these areas for wildlife and use by recreationists. A portion of the proposed planting areas are designated dog off-leash parks, and as such, are in need of significant upgrades to enhance the experience for the park users. Always working in cooperation with the City of Camrose, the Camrose Wildlife and Stewardship Society has, as part of its mandate, raised awareness of the importance of the natural landscape in an urban environment at a local level. Through the Camrose Wildlife and Stewardship Society, community programs, tree plantings and environmental research have all contributed to the overall quality of life in the Camrose community. The plan was to organize planting days over a one month period (mid March to mid June) at various locations in the Stoney Creek Valley. This will allow various groups and individuals to participate in tree planting sessions where they will learn how to plant seedlings and potted stock to reforest areas in need of enhancement and beautification. This will maintain the quality of our greenspace areas in the centre of our community. The City of Camrose will provide ongoing maintenance and monitoring of the trees, as well as provide all the equipment to dig holes if required, procure the trees, and provide supplies to volunteers. We invite you to join us on June 13 at 11 a.m. to celebrate the beginning of this initiative where we plant the first tree. Attendees will include Camrose City Council, local media, volunteers and stakeholders. With sunny weather we will meet at the parking lot by the trestle on 50 Street, or with raining conditions we will meet at the Stoney Creek Lodge (5320-39 Avenue).
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Train will be running By Dan Jensen
The Camrose and District Chamber of Commerce is looking for volunteers to assist with the operation of its train, the Mirror Lake Express, during Jaywalkers’ Jamboree. The train will run on the Mirror Lake trail from 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on both Friday and Saturday. Rides are $2.50, with children two and under free. The Mirror Lake Express has been a regular fixture at a number of parades and special events throughout central Alberta, including the Edmonton K-Days. An estimated 100 people donate their time to the train during the course of the summer, including Visitor Information Centre staff, who ride ahead on bikes when the train is on the Mirror Lake trail system to let people know it is coming. The Mirror Lake Express was a labour of love for the late Jeppa Danielson. It is powered by a 20 h.p. Honda engine and features a fire-box which helps produce the smoke and steam which puffs lazily from the stack as the train chugs along. There is also a swivelling spot light in a beautiful oak box mount, a brass bell, a hand-carved face-plate and, of course, the antique train whistle powered by an air compressor hidden back in the caboose. The train made its first official appearance at the 2003 Big Valley Jamboree Parade.
UNRESERVED FARM AUCTION
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2015 – 5:00 PM
Louis Ertman – Millet, AB LOCATED: From Millet, go 3.2 km west on Hwy 616, then 0.4 km north on Rge Rd 251. Gate sign – 475024 Rge Rd 251. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Louis Ertman at 780-983-5666 or 780-426-0625. Previewing starts Wednesday, June 17. This is a very clean line of older equipment. Limited misc. Note the 5:00 pm start time.
TRACTORS • Case 4494 4WD w/ 23.1x34 singles, powershift, 4 hyd., 1000 PTO, new batteries, 2nd owner, S/N 8865774 (shows 3198 hrs - Louis believes tach was changed at 2230 hrs 5428 hrs total - unverified) • Case 2290 2WD w/ EzeeOn 2100 loader, 7’ bucket & grapple, 18.4x34 singles, powershift, 3 hyd., 540/1000 PTO, S/N 9904104 COMBINE & HEADER • 2000 MF 8780XP SP combine w/ SwathMaster PU, 1143 sep / 1571 eng hrs, 30.5Lx32 fronts, chopper, shedded, vg cond, S/N MJ87151 • 25’ Agco straight cut header, PU reel, shedded, vg cond (Like a Gleaner 700) • Trailtech header transport SWATHER • 21’ Case IH 8825 HP SP swather w/ UII PU reel, showing 1434 hrs,
sliding table, 14.9x24 fronts, good cond., S/N CFH0127176 TRUCKS • 1979 GMC 7000 TA grain truck w/ 17’ steel box & hoist, V-8 gas, 5&4 trans, spring susp, 10.00x20 rubber, roll tarp, showing 95,273 km • 1975 GMC 6500 SA grain truck w/ 15’ steel box & hoist, V-8 gas, 5&2 trans, 10.00x20 rubber, roll tarp, showing 51,574 km • • • • • •
FIELD EQUIPMENT 31’ Morris CP-731 DT cult w/ EzeeOn 4 bar harrows, vg cond 27’ Case IH 4600 Vibra Shank, 4 bar harrows, vg cond. Kirchner V ditcher 60’ Flexicoil Sys 82 diamond harrows & drawbar 7’ Athens 34 3-pt hitch disc, notched fronts 3 diamond harrows & drawbar
AUGERS & GRAIN VAC • Westfield MK 100-61, 10”x61’ mechanical swing auger, full bin sensor, mtd camera, vg cond., S/N 156214 • Sakundiak HD8-1600, 8”x52’ straight auger w/ Hawes SP mover, 35 hp Vanguard, one owner, vg cond, S/N 66023 • Sakundiak HD7-29, 7”x29’ auger w/ 5 hp elec motor (220V), c/w bin sweep • Rem 552 grain vac w/ attachments, shedded, vg cond. HAYING EQUIPMENT • JD 346 square baler, 1/4 turn chute, shedded, good cond. (not used in last 10-12 yrs), S/N 358035 • Vicon 4-wheel rake • Macleods 4-wheel farm wagon w/ 18’ wood deck • 2 bale elevators (1 on transport) MISCELLANEOUS • 24’ Charger TA trailer w/ slide out rear ramp, 6 bolt rims
• Wheatland 705 hopper bin, 250 bu +/–, raised legs • Flaman Inline 3 - 4-1/2 hp aeration fan, Caldwell Inline aeration fan • SA utility trailer, 5-1/2’ • 17’ steel rack w/ misc steel • Lincoln 225 welder; oxy/propane cutting torch; aeration pencil fan; 6” drill fill; loader mt bale spear; Booker coal heater; Herman Nelson heater; Qty unused plywood; Qty cedar shingles; shovels, forks; vehicle tow hitch; 12 V grease gun; Beaver jointer planer; misc tools AUCTIONEER’S NOTES • Arrangements must be made at least 48 hours prior to sale for cell phone and absentee bidding. • Items must be paid in full before being removed from the sale site. • If paying by cheque and unknown to Auction Company, we require a letter of reference from your bank. • See complete terms and conditions on our website.
CAMROSE, AB
Phone 780-672-1105 • Fax 780-672-3955 Email djas@xplornet.com www.dougjohnsonauctionservice.com AB License 334038
CARDS establishes new community service By Bob Jonson
Each year Alberta suffers over 20 drowning deaths. On May Long Weekend in 2012 tragedy struck close to home with the drowning deaths of two local youths in Coal Lake 20 km from Camrose. As a result of the recovery efforts Camrose Fire Department Captain Greg Jonson met Ken Holliday, the owner of Northwest SCUBA in Edmonton and a fast friendship was formed. Ken explained how rural Alberta does not have a volunteer SCUBA rescue and recovery team. Captain Jonson brought the idea of creating a SCUBA team back to the fire hall and recruited seven more interested members who began training courses with their own money in the fall of 2012. Since then CARDS (Central Alberta Rescue Diving Society) was formed and has completed eight specialty diving
The CARDS team prepares to do a training dive in Jasper.
certifications, completing dives in Edmonton, Jasper, Narrow Lake, Athabasca and the Blatz pit in the county east of Camrose. The goal is to become certified as Public Safety Divers with another specialty in Evidence
Recovery and Preservation. While recreational diving can be dangerous and difficult, Public Safety diving is even more so. The risks associated include entanglement, frigid temperatures and often very
limited visibility. Captain Jonson sees this as an extension of the work the Camrose Fire Department trains for all the time. Firefighters train to enter burning structures and rescue people from crashed cars. The difference here
is rescuing and recovering people from waterways, wherever in central Alberta they may be called. However more specialized training and equipment is needed. The members of CARDS have each spent thousands of dollars on their own, and are seeking public donations to continue their training and creating Alberta’s first rural volunteer SCUBA rescue and recovery team. CARDS would like to thank Bill and Denise Simons, Enerplus, Central Agencies and other local businesses for their ongoing assistance and support. CARDS would also like to thank the Camrose Firefighter’s Association for their support. The group is a not-forprofit society and will be setting up an educational booth and dunk tank at Jaywalker’s Jamboree this year. Please stop by and say hi to the guys and learn more about CARDS, SCUBA and water safety.
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UNRESERVED FARM AUCTION SALE
Dennis and Barb Miciak Viking, AB
Directions: Being from the Junction of Hwys 26 and 36, go 3 miles west on Hwy 26 to RR 140, then 1.25 miles north; OR 35 miles east of Camrose on Hwy 26 to RR 140, then 1.25 miles north.
SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2015 – 10:00 a.m. Watch For Signs • GST will be charged where applicable • Lunch Available TRACTOR
• 2003 MF 220XL Hydro. SP Swather, CAH c/w 25’ double swath header, pick-up reels, 1000 • Rem 2500 Grain Vac c/w pipes, hrs., S/N HM70256, Header S/N 1000 PTO, 40.7 hrs., like new HM60399, like new
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ANTIQUES 5&8 gal. Cream Cans Crank Cream Separator Horse Drawn Manure Spreader Post Drill Leg Vise Antique Garden Planter
• 2003 MF 220 A.H. 16’ Hay • Westfield W70-36 Grain Auger c/w ES motor Header, sold separately • Ski Whiz 300 snowmobile BINS TILLAGE EQUIPMENT SELLING FOR KEN • Three WS 2100 Bu. Hopper MICIAK – 780-475-5492 Bottom Bins c/w skids & ladders • Two Twister 2000 Bu. Bins, wooden floors
Saturday, June 20, 2015 AT LINDSTRAND AUCTION MACHINERY SALE SITE
9:00 a.m. Selling 3 Rings Listings are now being accepted to be included in our newspaper, radio, web page and extensive mailing campaign. Take advantage of our 46 years in the auction business. We conduct Alberta’s Largest 1 day Farm Machinery Consignment Auction 4 times a year. Selling shop equipment, cars and trucks, lawn and garden, recreation vehicles and major farm equipment. Whether you have one piece or a complete line of machinery, we have the facility and the experience to bring you top dollar for your equipment.
mounted harrows, c/w Bourgault 3165 Grain Cart, single fan • Bourgault 4000 36’ Packer Bar c/w hyd. wings, like new
• Two WS 2200 Bu. Bins c/w • 1997 JD 9200 4WD Tractor, CAH, ladders, wooden floors 24 sp trans, 4 hyds., return live, • Twister 2700 Bu. Bin c/w ladder & 20.8x38 duals, 3391 hrs. S/N wooden floor RW9200H001324, like new • Allied 60’ Hyd. Harrow Drawbar QUAD c/w HD harrows, new teeth, like HARVEST EQUIPMENT • Kodiak 400 4x4 Quad c/w racks, new front winch, 1753 km ROUND BALER MISCELLANEOUS • Four 8’x16’ Calf Shelters • Calf Tipping Table • Smith-Roles Headgate • B&S Eng, overhauled • Garden Rototiller • 1993 JD 9500 Hydro SP Combine, • Assort. Seeder Hose chopper, c/w 914 pick-up header, • 100 gal. Tidy Tank c/w 12V pump 1825 threshing hrs., 2659 eng. • 1997 JD 566 Round Baler c/w • Battery Charger hrs, S/N H09500X651748 cab controls, 6870 bales, S/N • Round Grain Hopper E00566X117112, like new • Assort. Harrow Teeth GRAIN HANDLING • Seeder Tips, Cult. Shovels • Poulan Chainsaw • Gas Blower • Rechargeable Drill • Plastic Barrels
46TH ANNUAL SUMMER MACHINERY CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
• Highline 8000 Bale Shredder, 1000 PTO, hyd. deflector, big rubber S/N BP80004107 • Inland 800-gal. Field Sprayer, 68’ boom, foam marker • UFA Maternity Pen • 10-16’ Pipe Frame Feed Bunks • Cattle Oiler • JD 100 Bu. Feed Wagon c/w unloading auger SELLING FOR PETER MICIAK – 780-688-2286
For a full listing and pictures visit our website at: www.lindsrandauctions.com
To Consign Call: 780-672-8478 Accepting equipment from Wed., June 3 - Fri., June 19. Miscellaneous Mon., June 15 - Fri., June 19.
List Now for Full Advertising! At Lindstrand auctions sale site, 2 miles north of Camrose on Hwy. 833
CALL THE AUCTION PROFESSIONALS TODAY...
• Truck 1995 Ford F150 ½T Truck, V8, auto, AC, PW, PDL, regular cab, S/N 2FTEF15N7SCA72646 • Harrows Flexi-Coil Systems 82 60’ Hyd. Auto Fold Harrow Drawbar c/w tine harrows, like new • Sakundiak HD8 -1400-50’ PTO Grain Auger SELLING FOR TOM CHUPKA
AB License #312728
Ph: 780.672.8478 Fax: 780.672.2474 “Your leaders in on-site farm auctions”
Check out our website at: www.lindstrandauctions.com or email us at: info@lindstrandauctions.com
Jody Cell: 780.679.8101 Laurie Cell: 780.679.7363
Real Estate • 1952 McCormick W6 Standard Gas Tractor, hyd., PTO, S/N 7095J, completely redone
AUCTIONEER NOTE Mr. and Mrs. Miciak have rented out their land. Here is a good clean line of equipment. Plan on attending. For more information call Dennis Miciak • 1978 Versatile 500 4WD Tractor, at 780-336-2206 or Miller’s Auction triple hyd., PTO, CAH, 12-sp trans, Service at 780-789-2226 or 780• Four WS 1650 Bu. Bins wooden 18.4x38 duals, 5,371 hrs., S/N 920-6738. 130581 • Bourgault 8800 36’ Air Seeder c/w floors www.millersauctionservice.com Terms: Cash or valid cheques only, certified cheque, bank draft or bank letter of credit. No purchases to be removed until settlement has been made. List is subject to additions and/or deletions. Neither the owner, the auctioneer nor staff of the auctioneer shall be held responsible for any loss or accident on or off the auction site. Look for pictures on our website: www.millersauctionservice.com
FARMS • ACREAGES • RANCHES
80 ACRES ON PAVEMENT NEW LISTING – Quarter of pasture 15 NORTH OF BAWLF – older trailer minutes east of Camrose with conservation home, newer 40x60x16 shop with two easement agreement. This property is a overhead doors and concrete floor. great place to build your dream home with $380,000. S-80 land rental income. $239,000. S-74. 4 ACRES BARE LAND IN NEW LISTING – 11 quarters of at place place la e too build DAYSLAND – Great south of High Prairie, AB with ED b and Grainland Rlose dre ream eam home hhome. omE Close Cl C loED gC l f course cours your dream toU golf 1,100 acres cultivated and more could be RmIC school.l Asking $150,000. S-45 A cleared. 1,850 sq. ft. modular home. Great 1/2 SECTION MIXED FARM – with farm or investment opportunity. S-76. beautiful 2-level home just north of Hwy 16 NEW LISTING – 120 +/- acres pasture at Mackay, Alberta. $795,000. S-48 land with bungalow home, large heated NEW LISTING - DeGraffs RV Resort shop and corral system. Ideally located on Gull Lake. Immaculate one-year-old north of Camrose near Miquelon Lake. park model trailer with deck and garden $640,000. S-78 shed. $180,000. S-75 NEW LISTING – High Prairie pasture QUARTER OF FARMLAND – with land, six quarters deeded and four quarters bungalow home overlooking Tillicum government lease. $850,000. S-79. Beach south of Camrose with awesome NEW LISTING – 10+/- acres on the views and potential for development. S-61 south side of Daysland, suitable for acreage 2 QUARTERS – of bare land for grain or highway frontage business. $150,000. or pasture. North of Killam. $625,000. S-51 S-81. 60x150 INDUSTRIAL SHOP IN DAYSLAND – on 8.5± acres currently used for an earth-moving and gravelhauling business which is available for sale by separate negotiations. S-83.
4 ACRES IN DAYSLAND – with 1400+/- sq. ft. bungalow home with newly renovated basement, large attached garage and heated insulated shop. $525,000. S-44
NEW LISTING – 160 acres with well QUARTER OF RECREATIONAL cared for bungalow home and 2 large shops LAND – in Smoky Lake County with southeast of Holden. Currently in hay but year-round off-grid cabin. $525,000. S-64. could be grainland. $489,000. S-84
If you are thinking of selling your farm or acreage, please give us a call. All replies treated in strictest confidence.
Gordie Fischer
780·754·3864 email: gordie@linview.ca
George Singer
www.linview.ca 1.888.546.3070
780·608·6555 email: george@linview.ca
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35th Annual Summer Machinery Consignment Auction Friday, June 19, 2015 – 9:00 a.m. Rimbey, Alberta • Location: just east of Rimbey off of Hwy 20 • Miscellaneous 9:00 a.m. • Machinery 9:30 a.m. • Lumber 9:30 a.m. • Real Estate 12:00 noon • Trees 12:00 Noon • Cars, Trucks and RVs 1:00 p.m. PARKING: Only in designated areas. Shuttle bus service will be available from the south parking lot. Please no parking in the ditches or on the Railway Right of Way. All Items Must Be in The Sales Yard by Wednesday, June 17, 2015 at 5:00 p.m. • 4 Rings Will Sell Simultaneously
Listings are Subject to Additions and Deletions • FCC Financing is Available • Lunch Will Be Available TRACTORS 2013 JD 6140D FWA Tractor c/w New JD H310 FEL, Grapple, LH Reverser & Only 1230 Hr.; JD 7400 FWA Tractor c/w FEL, Grapple & New Rubber; JD 7200 FWA Tractor c/w FEL, Grapple & Cab; JD 4320 2WD Tractor, Good Condition; JD 2130 2WD Tractor; JD 830 2WD Tractor; JD 730 2WD Tractor, Mint Condition; JD 80 2WD Tractor; JD 40 2WD Tractor, Fully Restored; JD AR 2WD Tractor; JD LA 2WD Tractor; JD 8770 4WD Tractor c/w 520/85x48 Duals & 12 Spd Trans; Case IH MX135 FWA Tractor c/w Case IH L650 FEL, Grapple, 3-pt. hitch & Showing Only 3800 Hr.; Case 2394 2WD Tractor c/w Duals; Case 870 2WD Tractor c/w Leon FEL, Everything Works, Runs Good; Case 770 2WD Tractor c/w FEL Mts.; Case IH 9130 4WD Tractor; Case IH 4494 4WD Tractor c/w 1000 PTO & Big Single Tires; Case 2470 4WD Tractor c/w PTO; IHC 966 2WD Tractor c/w Ezee-On FEL; Ford 1910 FWA Tractor c/w 3-pt. hitch & Diesel Ford 1700 2WD Tractor c/w 3-pt. hitch, Diesel; IHC Farmall Cub 2WD Tractor c/w Hyd.; AC 185 2WD Tractor c/w Cab; MF 1085 2WD Tractor c/w FEL; Vers 835 4WD Tractor c/w PTO & 6900 Hr. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 2014 Cat 287D Skid Steer c/w 1852 Hr., Cab, Heat, Air, Hyd. Quick Attach, Air Ride Seat, Ride Control, 2 Spd.; 2012 Cat 226B3 Skid Steer c/w Only 250 Hr., Cab, Heat, Suspension Seat, Pilot Controls, Aux Hyd, 60” Bucket, Like New; 2011 Cat 272C Skid Steer c/w 1160 Hr., Cab, Heat, Air, 2 Spd Hyd., Quick Attach, Foam Filled Tires, Ride Control, Creep Trans, Amex Pkg, Air Ride Seat, New 78” Smooth Bucket; JD 770 BH Road Grader c/w 4-Shank Ripper, Snow Wing, Approx. 2300 Hr. on a Rebuilt Motor; JD 570A Grader; Champion 728 Grader; JD 350C Crawler c/w Wide Pads; Barko Log Loader; Veroing 96” Skid Steer Blade c/w Hyd. Angle; Three New 94” Hyd. Skid Steer Dozer Blades; Sweepster 5’ Skid Steer Sweeper; 90” Snow and Litter Buckets; 72” and 60” Smooth Buckets; 12” Ditching Bucket; Pallet Forks, Auger Drive, Extensions, 9”, 12” and 18” Auger Bits, Bale Spear, Universal Plate, Root Grapple & Bucket Grapple and Assort. Attachments; Two New 72” Forklift Fork Extensions; Two Wacker LTW20 Light Towers. SEEDING and TILLAGE New Allied 8550 12.5’ Disc c/w 36”x1/2” Notched Blades and 14” Spacing; Kello 5000 12.5’ Road Builder Disc c/w Notched Blades; JD 2300 24’ Double Wing Disc; Wishek 842 14’ T/A Disc c/w 28” Blades; JD 14’ Disc; 10’ Disc. MF 7’ 3-pt. hitch Disc; Ford 7’ 3-pt. hitch Disc; Ezee-On 6’ 3-pt. hitch Disc c/w Notched Blades; New 5’ 3-pt. hitch Disc; Morris 731 37’ DT Cult. c/w Mtd. Harrows; Morris 25.5’ Vibrashank Cult.; JD 22’ DT Cult. c/w Mtd. Harrows; IHC 19’ DT Cult.; MF 14’ DT Cult.; Cockshutt 246 12’ DT Cult.; 12’ DT Cult.; JD 100 10’ Cult.; Ford 9’ 3-pt. hitch Cult.; IHC
700 7-Bottom Plow c/w Coulter and Trip Back; JD 3600 5-Bottom Plow; Ferguson 2-Bottom 3-pt. hitch Plow; 1-Bottom Horse Drawn Plow; Flexicoil System 80 50’ Tine Harrows and Draw Bar; Flexicoil S80 50’ Harrows and Draw Bar c/w 200 Gal. Sprayer Tank; JD LLA 12’ Press Drills c/w Grass and Fert.; IHC 12’ Press Drills c/w Fert. HAYING and SILAGE EQUIPMENT JD 935 11.5’ Discbine; NH 411 Discbine, Like New; Two JD 567 Rd Balers c/w Mega Wide PU, Twine and Net Wrap; JD 535 Rd Baler; JD 510 Rd Baler; Case IH RS561 Rd Baler c/w Twine and Good Shape; Case IH 8480 Rd Baler c/w Twine; Case IH 8465A Rd Baler; IHC 3650 Rd Baler; Hesston 5500 Rd Baler; Hesston 856 Rd Baler; NH 855 Rd Baler; New Idea 4854 Rd Baler c/w Twine; Hawkbilt 480 Rd Baler c/w Twine Attach.; NH 1049 SP Bale Wagon c/w 160 Bale Capacity, Field Ready; NH 278 Sq Baler; NH 68 Sq Baler; Agland 6600 Macerator; 2013 Enorossi RR420 EVO Single Rotor Hay/Silage Rake; Fella 1602 23’ Hay Rake c/w Double/Single Swath Options, 540 PTO, 3-pt. hitch; 10-Wheel V Rake; Vicon WT300 2-Wheel Swath Turner; Artex 1100 Silage Wagon; NH FP240 Forage Harvester c/w Metal Alert; NH 900 Forage Harvester c/w Metal Alert; Hesston 7170 Forage Harvester; IHC 7’ 3-pt. hitch Sickle Mower c/w Parts Mower. HARVEST EQUIPMENT JD 9760 STS SP Combine c/w 2979 Engine Hr., 2232 Separator Hr., Hopper Topper, Deluxe Hdr Control w/HHS and HD Final Drive; JD 9610 SP Combine c/w Hopper Topper, Chopper and 914P PU; MF 8680 SP Combine c/w 1427 Threshing Hr., 1953 Engine Hr., 30’ Honey Bee Draper Header and Pea Auger; MF 8460 SP Combine c/w 3089 Engine Hr., Mercedes Motor, 230 Bu Tank & Melroe 388 30’ Header; MF 8460 SP Combine c/w 2457 Engine Hr., 175 Bu Closed Tank, Victory Super 8 PU and MF 108-3 30’ Header; Case IH 1480 SP Combine c/w PU Header; Hesston 6450 18’ SP Swather; Vers 4400 18’ SP Swather c/w PU Reel; IHC 230 12’ SP Swather c/w Extra Reel; MF 36 14’ SP Swather c/w Batt Reel and Hay Conditioner; MF 9550 21’ Straight Cut Header; MacDon 960 36’ Draper Header; MacDon 960 36’ Draper Header c/w Bat Reel; Case IH 810 20’ Straight Cut Header; Westfield 10”x71’ Swing Auger. OTHER EQUIPMENT Schulte SRW1400 14’ Rock Rake; Schulte Giant 2500 Rock Picker; Schulte 320 Jumbo Rock Picker; Schulte Rock Picker c/w Hyd. Drive; JD 785 T/A Manure Spreader c/w Rear Beater; IHC 595 T/A Manure Spreader; Three New Turco TC180 6’ 3-pt. hitch Rototillers; Two New 82” HD 3-pt. hitch Rototillers; Sovema 6’ 3-pt. hitch Rototiller; Steiner 6’ 3-pt. hitch Rototiller; Schulte 1500 15’ Bat Wing Mower; New Mascho 7’ 3-pt. hitch Flail Mower; King Kutter 72” 3-pt. hitch Rotary Mower; IHC
IM602 6’ 3-pt. hitch Rotary Mower; Billy Goat 3-pt. hitch Rough Cut Mower; Woods 803 3-pt. hitch Rotary Mower; Woods M5 3-pt. hitch Brush Mower; 9’ Underslung Blade, Fits IHC 966 and Case 870 Tractor; Woods 7’ 3-pt. hitch Blade; Wheatheart High & Heavy Hitter Trail Type Post Pounder c/w Newer Honda 9 Hp Engine; Inland SA73 7’ 3-pt. hitch Snowblower; Henderson 8’ Truck Box Sander; Inland 500 Gal. Sprayer Tank; 500 Gal. Trailer Mtd. Sprayer; Ford 3-pt. hitch 12” Auger Attachment; 20’ Land Roller; Allied FEL. CATTLE HANDLING and FEEDING EQUIPMENT 2003 Supreme 700 Twin Auger Silage Wagon c/w Scale and Dog Leg conveyor; New 24’ Stand Up Panels; 60 New 6’x10’ HD 6-Bard Corral Panels; Two New 7.5’x12’ Corral Gate; New 10’ HD 5-Head Cattle Lock c/w 3.3’ High, Galv.; 37 New 6’x10’ Temporary Fence Panels c/w Connectors; Hi-Hog Creep Feeder c/w Panels; DM 80L, Ritchie and UFA Cattle Waterers; Cattle Oiler; Jiffy 3-Rd Bale Trolley Processor. TRUCKS and TRAILERS 1995 IHC Cab Over c/w 12’ Deck w/5th Wheel, Detroit 60 Series Engine, 10 Spd.; 1990 Western Star c/w 400 HP Cummins, 13 Spd, Courtney Berg 20’ Box w/Hyd. Silage Endgate, Silage Extensions, Roll Tarp, Rear Hoist Control, Pintle Hitch, Air Ride Seats, 11R 24.5 Tires; 1985 Mack T/A Cab & Chassis c/w Long Frame; 1979 Ford S/A Grain Truck c/w 15’ Wooden Box & Hoist, Newer 460 Motor; 1978 Ford F800 T/A Truck c/w 5&4 Trans, Bale Deck; 1976 GMC C6500 S/A Truck, 5 Spd, Gas, 14’ Steel Box & Hoist, Roll Tarp, Grain End Gate; 2007 Load Max 30’ Tri-Axle 5th Wheel Flat Deck Trailer c/w 10’ Hyd. Beaver Tails, All New Tires; 1995 Silverado 22’ T/A Alum. Gooseneck Stock Trailer c/w New Brakes and Bearings; Eagle Iron 7’x20’ T/A 5th Wheel Stock Trailer; 1989 Shopbuilt 25’ Tri-Axle Bumper Pull Stock Trailer c/w Tack Room; Two High Wheel Wooden Wagons for Parades. MISCELLANEOUS 1920 Gilbarco Visible Gas Pump c/w Original Glass, Not Restored; Two New 20’ HD BiParting Wrought Iron Driveway Gates; Three New Dog Kennels; 27 Rolls of New Barbed Wire; New Winches, Jackalls, Sub Pump Straps & Ratchets; Lincoln SA200 DC Welder on a Skid c/w Newly Rebuilt Motor w/Very Few Hr., Onan 12 KW Diesel Generator; Two Kipor 6700 Diesel Generators; Whisper Watt 12 Diesel Generator; Three Bandit Alum. Bush Bumpers; Five Semi Truck Front Bumpers, Lennox Steel Bush Bumper w/Grill Guard; Herd Front Bumper; Containment Tank for two 500 Gal. Fuel Tanks, 600 Gal. Plastic Tank; Scaffolding; Hyd. Crimping Tool; Tin; 1-1/4” to 2” Pipe; Sucker Rod and Items too Numerous to Mention. NEW TOOLS and GENERATORS 10’ 20-Drawer HD Work Bench; 11’ Modular
Workbench System c/w Stainless Steel Work Top; Two HD Tire Changers; Two HD Wheel Balancers; Plasma Welding Cutter; Selections of New Powertek 950 to 3.5 KW Generators; Kende Mig105G Wirefeed Welders; Loncin Plate Compactors; Kende Battery Chargers and Many More Items. CARS and TRUCKS Selling at 1:00 p.m. PREAPPROVED Financing is Available on RVs, Boats and Vehicles. Contact Lorna at 877-755-7387. 2004 Ford Expedition 4x4 SUV; 2001 Ford F150 4x4 Truck c/w 5.4 L, Auto, Fully Loaded; 1986 Ford F150 2WD Truck, V8 Auto; 1996 Ford Escort LX Car, Runs Well, Auto; 2005 Chev Impala Car, V6 Auto; 1998 GMC 2500 4x4 Ext Cab Truck, V8, Auto, A/C, Lots of New Parts; 1998 Pontiac Grand Prix 4-dr. Car c/w Command Start, Good Tires, 3.8 L, Auto; 1993 Cadillac Deville 4-dr. Car, 195,000 Km, V8 Auto; 1993 Chev Cavalier 2-dr. Car, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd; 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 6 Cyl., Auto; 2001 Mazda Protégé 5 2-dr. Car, 5 Spd Stnd, 2 L; 2001 Honda Odyssey Van; New 10’x10’ Garden Shed; JD 445 AWS Lawn Tractor c/w 60” Mower Deck; JD 425 Lawn Tractor c/w 54” Mower Deck, 48” Cult., Snowblower and Blade (Both Never Used); Jacobsen 72” Diesel Reel Mower; JD PTO Driven Grass Vac w/Hyd. Pump; 2010 U-Bilt 9’ Tilt Deck S/A Utility Trailer; 2006 CanAm 800 Outlander Quad; Hardi 20 Gal. Weed Sprayer. RECREATIONAL VEHICLES 2004 Vanguard 24’ T/A 5th Wheel Holiday Trailer, Fully Self-Contained, Sleeps 6, Awning; 2003 Kustom Koach Legacy XL 29’ T/A 5th Wheel Holiday Trailer c/w Flat Screen TV, Freestanding Table, Central Vac, Large Shower, Lots of Storage, 14’ Slide Out; 2002 Jayco Eagle 28’ T/A 5th Wheel Holiday Trailer c/w 2 Slide Outs, Skirting, U Shaped Kitchen In Slide Out, Freestanding Table, Large Shower, Very Clean Unit; 1997 Kodiak 22’ T/A 5th Wheel Holiday Trailer c/w Sleeps 6, Generator, New Batteries; 1995 Terry 33’ T/A Bumper Pull Holiday Trailer c/w Slide Out, Many New Parts, Checked Out, Fully Self-Contained; 1991 Terry 35’ T/A Bumper Pull Holiday Trailer c/w Sleeps 10, Quad Rear Bunks, Front Bedroom, All Appliances Work, A/C; 1976 Skylark T/A 5th Wheel Holiday Trailer c/w New Awning; 1994 Dodge Camperized Raised Roof Van c/w Good Condition, Only 43,206 Km., Auto. LUMBER Selling at 9:30 a.m. 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 2x10, 2x12. 8’ to 20’ Lengths of Spruce and Fir, All Grades Including Construction. Approx. 250,000 FBM. TREES Selling at 12:00 Noon Quantity of Hardy Locally Grown Spruce, Mountain Ash, Poplar, Red Osier Dogwood, Cotoneaster, Pine, Lilac, High Bush Cranberry, Birch and Raspberry.
BUILDINGS New 40’ Custom Built Container Office c/w 2 Windows w/Security Bars and A Door; Ten 40’ Sea Can Containers; New 8’ and 9’ Steel Storage Container; New 30’x85’x15’ High Ceiling Double Door Storage Building c/w 13’ Drive Through Doors; New 40’x60’x20’ Gable Truss Peak Ceiling Storage Building c/w 13’x15’ Drive Through Doors on Both Ends and Entry Door; New 30’x40’x15’ High Ceiling Double Door Storage Building c/w 13’ Drive Through Doors; New 20’x30’x12’ Peak Ceiling Storage Shelter c/w Roll Up Door; Two New 16’x22’ Marquee 320 Sq. Ft. Event Tent c/w 7 Windows and 1 Zipper Door; Four New 10’x20’ Commercial Pop Up Tents. Machinery Terms and Conditions: Cash and Cheque. GST Will Apply on Some Items, All Items Must Be Paid For On Sale Day. REAL ESTATE Selling at 12:00 Noon Selling Unreserved for Eon Hildebrand Land Located at View Mar Estates, 4 Miles North of Rimbey on Hwy #20 to Twp Rd 432 (Medicine Lake Road), West 3 Miles to Rge Rd 31, North 1 Mile County Sign: 1843302 Legal Description: Part of the SE 23-43-3 W5 – Lot 6, Blk 2, Plan 8123182 Selling: An Approx. 1120 Sq Ft 3 Bedroom Bungalow w/ a 24’x24’ Attached Garage on a 1.97 Acre Lot that is Landscaped with Mature Trees. The House has an Open Floor Plan with a Wood Burning Stove & Chimney, Natural Gas Heating, Fridge, Stove & Dishwasher. Drilled Water Well with Good Water. 2015 Taxes: $749.08 Open Houses: May 31and June 6 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. For More Information: Eon Hildebrand 403-704-3857 SELLING UNRESERVED FOR DOROTHY DAHMS Land Located at 4625-52 Ave., Rimbey, AB Legal Description: Plan 506HW, Block 15, Lot 18 Location: 4625-52 Ave., Rimbey, AB Selling a 50’x120’ Lot with an Older Mobile Home c/w Addition, Deck, Stove & Fridge, Plus a Storage Shed Zoned: R2 2015 Taxes: $819.79 Viewing by Appointment Only For More Information: Allen Dahms 403843-6155 All measurements are approximate and need to be verified by the purchaser. Real Estate Transactions are being Handled by Morrison Realty 403-783-0556. Real Estate Terms and Conditions: 10 % Down on Sale Day. Balance and Possession on or before July 20, 2015. If Balance is NOT RECEIVED by July 20, 2015 the Deposit will be Forfeited as Liquidation Damages.
Sale Conducted by:
Allen B. Olson Auction Service Ltd. – Rimbey, Alberta
License No. 165690 • Sale Site 403-843-2747 • Toll Free 1-855-783-0556 • Email abolson@telusplanet.net • Home Page allenolsonauction.com
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A member of the 3068 South Alberta Light Horse Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps explores Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse.
Cadets were given the opportunity to sail on board an ‘Orca’ class training vessel.
Cadets explore Victoria and CFB Esquimault Submitted
Cadets from 3068 South Alberta Light Horse Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps in Camrose were invited to participate in a trip to Victoria and CFB Esquimault by the 56 Nootka Royal Canadian Sea Cadets in Holden. The week-long trip took place over spring break during March and April of this year. Thirty-four youth from both units took part in the trip. The Cadets were housed at CFB Esquimault and were very well received by the base. They were given a tour of CFB Esquimault and taught of its rich naval history dating back to the 19th century. As well, Cadets toured the Dive School, the Ordinance Disposal Unit, the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre, the Damage Control Centre, the Esquimault Naval Museum, and were given the opportunity to sail on board an ‘Orca’ class training vessel. Away from the base the Cadets were able to visit Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse, The Royal BC Museum, and MacAuley Point. They went on a day hike at Aylard Farm, East Sooke Regional Park, courtesy of Captain Brad
Cadets pose for a group photo in Victoria before embarking on a whale watching expedition.
McRobert, the former RSM of 3068, and had a whale watching excursion. The Cadets were able to learn about the rich coastal history of Vancouver Island from both a naval (military) perspective, but also from that of Canada’s First Nations People and the early European settlers of
Canada’s west coast. For many youth it was a memory that will last years, as the sights and experiences were ones that are unique for Army Cadets, and even for Sea Cadets coming from the prairies. The Cadets themselves provided various feedback on the trip. From
whale watching, to hiking through the forests at Aylard Farm and being able to get up close with the Pacific Ocean and the aquatic wildlife within, there were too many highlights too chose. For Cadets interested in the navy or the military life in general, the opportunity to take
part in the sail, view the damage control center, the ordinance disposal or the Dive School brought fascinating information for future career plans. The trip was made possible through fundraising by both Cadet units. The Cadets and staff of both units would like to thank everyone who supported them in their fundraising for this trip, as well as Capt McRobert, the personnel at CFB Esquimault, and Bi-West Translines in Camrose for providing the charter to, from and around Victoria. The Royal Canadian Army Cadets and Royal Canadian Sea Cadets are community organizations open to youth 12 to 18 years of age. There are no enrolment or membership fees, and uniforms are provided “on loan” to members. Those interested in the Army Cadet program in Camrose can contact Captain Alex Boos at 780-672-3194. Those interested in joining the Sea Cadet program in Holden can Contact Sub Lieutenant Don Young at 780-688-3901. For more information on the Cadet program, visit www. cadets.ca.
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AUCTIONS
WED., JUNE 10 - 11 AM -WES & MARILYN KIRK - NEWBROOK PH. 780-576-2280
EQUIPMENT, BUILDINGS, MISC. & ANTIQUE ● LAMPS A COLLECTION of plus or minus 1000 Lamps, Late 1800s To Present - Aladdin, Flat Bottom, Hanging, Finger Lamps, Some Electric, Lanterns, Railroad, Coal Lanterns. All lamps are complete ASSORTMENT OF PARTS including shades, globes, etc. Metal Display Stands, Books & Cabinets. SOME LAMPS TO BE SOLD AS SETS. ANTIQUES ● Beatty Pumper 25’ Windmill ● BELL COLLECTION (animal, school, etc.) ● PENNY MATCHES (3000+) ● COKE PRODUCTS ● Meat Grinders ● Radios ● Irons ● Pin Collection ● Various Glassware Including Milk Containers ● Typewriters ● Cash Registers ● Coffee Grinders ● Washboards ● Key Collection ● Child Sleighs ● Flour Sifters & Rolling Pins ● Climbing Pole Gear ● Lunch Boxes ● Crocks (5 Gal & 1 Gal) ● Gramaphones ● Tools FARM EQUIP.● JD 425 – 12’ BREAKING DISC, notched fronts, like new ● JD – 5 bottom PLOW, hyd. lift ● JD – 6’ Rotary Mower, like new ● Inland RE 12 – 6’ Rototiller, As New ● IH – 14’ Field Cultivator ●5 Bar Side Delivery Rake ● COCKSHUTT 246 – 10’ Deep Tillage ● Field Sprayer ● Diamond Harrow c/w Drawbar ● 2 Wheel Harrow Cart ● Farmhand Loader ● Old Horse Rakes & Cultivator (Scrap/Parts) CATTLE EQUIP. ● Steel Shopbuilt Unloading Chute & Alley Way ● Morand Squeeze, Palpitation Cage ● Various Steel Gates & Panels ● Self-Supporting Panels ● Quantity Of Fence Posts PORTABLE BUILDING & TANKS ● 12’ x 24’ fully insulated wood framed building on skids, metal roof, vinyl siding ● 14’ x 20’ wood framed shed on skids, slant metal roof, metal siding ● 14’ x 40’ steel framed shed on steel skids, slant metal roof, metal siding ● 16’ x 32’ wood framed shed on railroad timbers, metal roof, metal siding ● 16’ x 32’ wood framed shed on pipe skids, metal roof, metal siding ● 10’ x 12’ wood shed ● Oil Shed on wood skids ● Seed Shed on pipe skids, metal slant roof ● Steel Upright Tank For Grain, 500 bushels ● 1-300, 2-500 & 1-1000 gal. Fuel Tanks YARD EQUIP.● CUB CADET 50” Zero-Turn Riding Mower ● Craftsman 19HP Mower ● Weedeater ● PLUS LARGE qUANTITY OF SCRAP IRON 2 RINGS SELLING MOST OF THE DAY
TUES. JUNE 16 - 1:00 P.M. - DONFINCH FARMS LTD. (DON & HARRIET SARAFINCHAN) EAST OF VEGREVILLE - FOR INFORMATIONPH. 780-632-1349
UNRESERVED
LOCATION From Newbrook 4 mi. West on 661 to RR 212, then 1.5 mi. South, or From Thorhild 10 mi. N. to Twp.Rd. 614 then 3mi. East to RR 212 & 1/2 mi. North. TRACTORS ● JD 7510 FWA TRACTOR,c/w 740 FEL & grapple, 5583 orig. hrs., 16 spd. LH reverser, Shedded ● 1981 JD 3140 - 2 WD,TRACTOR, 4524 orig hours c/w 148 FEL, 8 spd trans.● 1977 Case 1370 165 hp.TRACTOR ● Ezee On 100 FEL c/w mnts. HAYING & FEEDING EQUIP. ● NH 1432 - 13 1/2’ hydro swing DISCBINE c/w flail conditioner, orig. owner ● Inland 12 wheel V Rake ● JD 566 Rd.Baler, mega tooth, gathering wheels● 1981 Ford F 8000 T/A Self-Loading Bale Truck, Shows 73754 km., 4377 hrs., c/w 12 bale deck, 3208 Cat diesel & 5 spd. ● BALE WED., JUNE 3 - 3:00 P.M. - AFTERNOON SALE - MORRIS & ETHEL ST. LOUIS - REDWATER KING VORTEX 3010 Bale Processor c/w 40 bu. Grain Tank ● F.KING 18” PTO Roller Mill SEEDING & TILLAGE ● Ezee- On 1275 - 14’ HD Offset FOR INFORMATION PH. 780 942-2224 Breaking Disc c/w notched blades V.G.● JD 210 - 16’ DISC c/w cone blades ● JD 3100 - 6 btm PLOW ● COCKSHUTT 247 - 12’ Deep Till.● CCIL 18’ HD From Redwater 4 mi. North on Hwy 28, West Side 22103 ● CASE IH 5240 FWA TRACTOR, 2133 hrs. c/w Loader ● CASE 8465 Rd. Deep Till. c/w mtd harrows ● CCIL 100 - 18’ Vibrashank c/w 3 bar harrows ● Jeoffroy Mfg. 10’ Deep Till.● Allied 60’ Harrow Drawbar ● IHC 620 - 24’ Baler ● CASE 8370 - 14’ Haybine - All Original Owner ● HUGE AMOUNT OF TOOLS & MISC. Double Disc Press Drill c/w grass & back on Trans. ● George White 54’ T/A Sprayer c/w 500 gal poly tank & foam marker ● 2 – MF #36 - 14’ Swathers ● Calhoun 2.5 ton T/A Fertilizer Spreader ● 5 hp aeration fan TRUCKS & TRAILER ● 1989 FORD F-250 4 wd ,std trans.,351 gas c/w trailer towing SAT., JUNE 6 - 10 A.M.- VICKY RUBIK & ESTATE OF NICK RUBIK ATHABASCA - PH. 780-675-4305 package & 5th wheel ball hitch ● 1972 FORD F-750 Cab Over Grain Truck, c/w 16’ B& H● BERGEN 16’ - 5th wheel Stock Trailer, c/w king pin & ball hitch LOCATION From Hwy 2, 8 miles West on Sec. Hwy. 663 to R.R. 243 & South 1.75 miles . TRACTORS & HARVEST EQUIPMENT & rubber mats.Good Cond. ● Tandem Tilt Deck Trailer, used to move D7 cat ● WHEATLAND 12 ton Epoxy Lined Hopper Bin LIVESTOCK EQUIP. ● JD 4430 Tractor, CAHR, Quad Range c/w Ezee-On 101 FEL., Hyd. pump & Trans. have been Rebuilt ● JD 4020 Tractor, cab, needs ●ELIAS #3000 Hyd. Scale ● 5-30’ Silage Bunks ● 3 -3 Bale Pipe Feeders ● WHEATHEART Auger ● 250 amp. gas Welder ● 80 Rd. HAY BALES crankshaft, But Running ● JD 146 Loader fits JD 4020 ● JD 4020 & 3010 Tractors for parts ● NH 1500 & MF 510 Combines ● Versatile SAT. JUNE 13 - 11:00 A.M - TOM & RUTH PARSONS - ABEE -PH. 780-398-2311 400 - 15’ SP Swather ● Crimper for 400 TILLAGE EQUIP. ● Kello 10’ Breaking Disc, 22” notched blades, Good Cond. ● JD 16’ Disc ● 18’ one way Disc ● 2 - CASE 14’ Cultivators ● White 18’ Cultivator ● JD 12’ Vibrashank ● Melroe 446 - 5 btm Plow ● Melroe 12’ LOCATION From Abee Hwy 63, 1 mile west on Twp. 610, then 3 3/4 miles north on RR 212.or 5 miles west of Newbrook on 661 to RR 212,then 2 Seed Drill c/w grass attach. ● Smith Roles 24’ Drill Transport ● 10’ Crow Foot Packers ● JD 33 Manure Spreader ● Case 32’ Harrow 1/4 miles south. TRACTORS ● 2001 BUHLER VERSATILE 2145 GENESIS II FWA Tractor, s/n 500285, 3785 hrs., c/w Allied 2895 loader, 8’ bucket Drawbar ● 18’ Harrow Drawbar ● Case 55’ Sprayer ANTIQUE EQUIP. ● 10’ End Wheel Seed Drill c/w grass attach. ● 7’ Drag Disc ● 1 & grapple, 4 hyd, dual PTO. 20.8x42 ● Case 1070 2WD Tactor, ● McCormick Deering 15-30 & JD D for restoration ● JD D FARM EQUIP. ● JD 210 - 16’ DISC c/w Gandy Inoculator ● Kirschman 16’ Double Disc Press Drills ● Melroe 911 - 4 btm PLOW ● Melroe 12’ btm breaking Plow ● Oliver 3 btm. Plow ● Sickle Mower ● Spring Tooth Harrows ● Numerous Harrow Sections ● Fanning Mill HAYING End Wheel Seed Drill c/w grass ● CCIL 16’ Deep Till. ● 45’ harrow drawbar ● Triangle Fertilizer Hopper ● Westfield Tailgate Drill Fill ● Walinga 510 & CATTLE EQUIP. ● JD 535 Round Baler, Auto Tie, V. G.● NH 495 - 12’ Haybine & 2 - 488 Haybines for parts ● Vicon 10’ Discbine Grain Vac ● Hyd Bin Sweep ● Westfield 7”x41’ Auger ● Inland T/A 64’ Sprayer c/w 500 gal poly tank ● Golden Arrow S/A Sprayer ● Versatile 4400 (needs knife bearing) ● NH 851 Baler ● H&S 12 wheel Bifold Rake ● NH Side Delivery Rake ● NH 851 baler for parts● 3 Bale Wagons - 18’ Swather c/w UII P.U.reels ●JD 800 - 14’ SP Swather ● White 8600 Hydro gas COMBINE ● NH 499 - 12’ hydro swing HAYBINE ● JD Heavy 1 STOCK TRAILER & TRUCKS ● 1987 Real Industries Ltd. 18’ T/A Gooseneck Stock Trailer, Clean ● 1995 & 1985 F150 Trucks ● btm. Breaking PLOW ● Haybuster 256 - 2 bale Processor ● 1996 JD 535 RD Baler TRUCKS & TRAILERS ● 2005 GMC 3500 1 ton dually 4 1993 GMC 4X4, 1/2 ton, V8-Auto ● 1975 Chev 3/4 ton, needs tranny work ● Chev C60 - 3 Ton c/w 14’ box, for parts ● DSP 5th wheel WD, diesel, auto ● 2012 FEATHERLITE 24’ G/N Stock Trailer, 1 owner, exc. cond. ● 2002 TRAILTECH 32’ triple axle G/N Flatdeck ● 1982 GMC hitch LIVESTOCK EQUIP. ● Highline 6600 Bale Processor ● New Idea 3639 T/A Manure Spreader c/w double beater & rubberized Sierra 3500 1 ton ● 1962 Chevrolet Viking 3 ton c/w 15’ B&H ● 1956-58 White Mustang T/A Gravel Truck c/w 15’ B&H HORSE RELATED ● floor ● F.King Roller Mill Model 180 R.M. ● F.King Roller Mill Magnetic P.U. Plate ● Hi-Qual Crowding Tub & Alley, s/n 96-1100 ● WW Restored Wooden High Gear Wagon ● Grain Box ● Horse Drawn rub. tired Wagon ● Show Harness CATTLE EQUIPMENT ● 250 bu. Creep Livestock Squeeze● Palpation Cage ● Livestock chute ● Gehl MX65 Mix Mill ● Schuler 175 BF Silage Feed Wagon ● Case 102-3 Feeder ● Morand Maternity Pen ● Squeeze Chute ● Feeders, Oilers, & Shelters COLLECTIBLES, RESTORATION PROJECTS & MISC. Hammer Mill ● 2 Lewis Cattle Oilers ● 6 Single Bale Feeders ● 2 -31’ Silage Feeders ● 3 Silage Tire Feeders ● Various Waterers ● Solar Panels ● Fencers etc. ● Quantity of Panels GRAIN BINS, AUGERS, TANKS ● 2 –WESTEEL 5 Ring Bins ● Allied 40’ x 8” PTO Auger SUN. JUNE 14 - 11 A.M. - 1444619 Alberta Ltd. - RAY & DONNA MACKAY - WASKATENAU PH. 780-656-8005 ● 4 Smaller Augers ● Fuel Tanks RECREATIONAL ● 8 wheel ARGO ● GLASCON 14’ BOAT c/w 55 hp Chrysler, c/w fish finder ● 12’ LOCATION 60151-RR193 - From Waskatenau – 1/2 mile West to HWY 831, 6 miles North to TWP Rd. 602, 1 mile East to R.R. Alum. Boat ● 20 hp outboard motor ● Honda 200 Trike for parts ● Mini Bikes for parts ● Snowmobile Parts ● Wooden Oars ● Tent Trailer 193 & 1/2 mile South TRACTORS - TRACTORS SELL at 1 PM SHARP ● JD 5095M FWA Tractor,, CAHR, 62 orig. hrs, c/w ● Toro 526 Snowblower ● Lawn Sweeper LARGE AMOUNT OF MISC. ● Smith Roles Welder ● Makita 14’ Cut Off Saw ● Radial #563 JD Q/A Self leveling loader, grapple ready, 95 H.P. Power Reverser (shuffle shift), dual hyd, 3 pt. 18.4 R30’s, deluxe cab, one Arm & Table Saw ● Shop Press ● Concrete Mixer ● Quantity of Scrap Iron ● PLUS HOUSEHOLDS & VARIETY OF ANTIQUES . MAIN owner, V.G ● JD 970 FWA diesel tractor, Open station, 168 orig. hrs., standard, C/W 440 Q/A loader, roll-bar, 3 pt., one owner, V.G● EQUIP. WILL SELL AT APPROx. 1:00 P.M., LOADER WILL BE AVAILABLE - LOTS TO SELL McCormick Deering W4, S/N 15345, not seized ● Massey Harris 44 ● JD 660 – 5’ 3 pt rototiller ●JD 613 – 6’ 3 pt mower TRUCKS & YARD ITEMS ● 2009 Ford F150 XLT, Reg. Cab, 45,600 km, V-8 auto, loaded, premium ● 1965 GM Tandem Gravel SUN., JUNE 7 - 9:30 A.M. - FOR MARY SZELEWICKI & THE ESTATE OF FRANK SZELEWICKI Truck, needs clutch ● 1956 Chevrolet, 2 ton, 1500 series, B & H 15’ Wood Boat & Motor BINS & TANKS ● 2 Westeel, hopper PH. MARY 780-948-4797 OR KEVIN 780-908-6829 bottoms, approx. 1200 bu ●2 Butler bins, wooden floors, 2000 bu ● 2 - 500 & 2 - 300 gal. fuel tanks ANTIQUES ● Singer leather stitcher sewing machine ● JD Stationary approx. 1.5hp ● Old tins, bottles, cream cans, copper boilers, crocks, 3 cream seperators,& LOCATION From Mayerthorpe 7 miles East on Hwy 43, 1/2 mile North on RR 74 or From Sangudo 3 MORE - PREVIEW – SAT JUNE 13, 1:00-6:00 PM .- LOTS OF GOOD CLEAN MISC. ANTIqUES WILL SELL AT THE END. miles West on Hwy 43, 1/2 mile north on RR 74. LARGE LAMP COLLECTION, ANTIQUES, FARM & CATTLE
TUES., JUNE 9 - 10 A.M. - FOR PEGGY MURPHY & ESTATE OF KEN FELKER - NEWBROOK-780-576-2449 LOCATION From Newbrook,6 miles west on 661 to RR 214,then 2.5 miles north or 12 miles north of Thorhild,1 mile east on 661 to RR 214 and then 2.5 miles north. SKID STEER & TRACTORS ● JD 325 SKIDSTEER, 75 hp, 4450 hrs., 78” JD smooth bucket, 12x16.5 rubber, rear weight ● Valmet Valtra 8150 FWA Tractor s/n 22382, showing 4535 hrs. c/w Allied 895 FEL,8’ bucket & grapple,12 spd trans,4 hyd, return line,3 pt, dual PTO, 20.8x 38 rear rubber & 420/85R/28 front rubber. Left hand reverser ● Duetz DX 6.30 Tractor c/w Ezee on FEL, 4810 hrs., dual PTO & hyd. 18.4X 38’s ● Duetz DX 6.50 Tractor, 4577 hrs., c/w clamp on 18.4 X 38 duals , Dual PTO & hydraulics● JD 7020 4 WD, Tractor, Dual hyd., 1000 PTO, 18.4x34 rubber, Shedded● JD 7020 4 WD Tractor, showing 3724 hrs., 1000 PTO, new rear 18.4x 34’s● IHC 3388 2+2 , 4 WD Tractor, 6164 hrs.● White 2-150 Tractor, c/w Allied 660 FEL● Case 1170 (yellow cab) Tractor 7346 hrs.● Case 1175 (white) Tractor c/w Allied 660 FEL (Rough)● Case 800 diesel Tractor, round fenders● MF 2705 Tractor, 7616 hrs., 24 spd P. shift., 3 hyd, 1000 PTO., ● Ford 4000 gas Tractor, 4250 hrs., 3 pt, PTO, c/w Ezee On loader● Ford 9N Gas Tractor ● McCormick Deering W9 Tractor c/w back hoe attachment● JD “D” 2 cyl. Tractor● Cockshutt 1800 Tractor for parts ● Dozers FARM EQUIP. ● HAYBUSTER #107 - 20’ Direct Seed Drills, Zero Till ● ALTEEN BIG G 14’ OFFSET BREAKING DISC ● MF 520 - 21’ Disc, Good ● Ezee On 18’ Disc ● JD 14’ & 16’ Discs ● JD 3100 - 5 btm PLOW ● MF 880 - 6 bottom PLOW ● MF #128-25’ Deep Tillage ● Cat pull type hyd. Plow /leveller ● Schulte conveyor type ROCK PICKER ● 22’ Home built 36” LAND ROLLER ● Canadian Machinery 1 ton Fert. Spreader HAYING & HARVEST EQUIP.● JD 920 - 10’ Moco DISCBINE c/w flail crimper ● JD 1380 - 14’ hydro swing HAYBINE ● NH 7’ Mower ● MF 3 pt. 7’ Sickle Mower ● ENROSSI Harvestman VH 14 - 14 wheel V Rake ● SITREX 10 wheel Trail Type Hay Rake ● OTMA 3 pt. 4 wheel Hay Rake ● IHC PTO pull type HAY CRIMPER ● NH 688 Rd.Baler ● NH 847 chain Baler ● HESSTON #10 Stack Hand ● NH pull type 900 Silage Cutter ● Jiffy High Dump Silage Wagon ● White 7600 gas COMBINE c/w P.U. ● IHC 4000 gas 16.5’ SWATHER c/w UII steel P.U. reels ● Jiffy 900 Bale Processor c/w shop built grain dispenser ● Jiffy Feed Dispenser Wheel ● Jiffy Bale Unroller ● NH359 MIX MILL, c/w power bale feeder ● Sundance Tubmiller Bale Processor ● 3 pt. Grass Seeder ● Yamaha Grizzly 400, 4x4 Quad, 4892 Km ● JD “D120” 42” Lawnmower, 43hrs. TRAILERS ● 2007 Blue Hills 7’ x 20’ G/Neck STOCK TRAILER, 2 partitions, king pin, rock guard protection, excellent condition ● GEORTZEN 14’ bumper pull Stock Trailer ● 20’ triple axle G/Neck EqUIPMENT TRAILER c/w dovetails and ramps ● Homebuilt 40’ T/A Bale Trailer ● Homebuilt 24’ T/A Pindle Hay Wagon TRUCKS ● 2003 Chev.Trailblazer, 4x4 ● 1990 Ford F350 1 ton, Service deck truck ● 1998 Ford F250 ext. cab., long box ● 1996 F150 ext. cab short box c/w matching canopy ● 1989 Ford F250 4x4, c/w Jiffy bale unloader ● 1981 Chev. 6000 S/A c/w 16’ B&H ● 1988 FORD F250 XLT diesel, 4X4 ext. cab. ● 1980 Western Star T/A 4864 SERIES, 6V71 Detroit,5&4 Trans., running ● 1984 Chev. 4x4 ,3/4 ton 4 spd., rough ● Many Ford Trucks & Bodies SHOP ITEMS & MISC. ● Canox Big Red 300 Amp WELDER c/w Continental 4 Cyl Engine ● HD Shop Built 50 Ton Press ● Lincoln 180 Amp Welder ● Magnaforce2 Cyl.,3 Hp. - 60 Gallon Air Compressor(Like New) ● Stihl 170 - 14” Chain Saw ● PLUS LOTS OF SHOP & MISC. ● Large Quantity Of Scrap Iron, Misc. & Shop Items COLLECTIBLES ● Viking 4 Roller Fanning Mill ● Wooden Spoked Grain Wagon ● Antique Plows● Antique Manuals ● IHC Stationery Engine C/W Water Pump Jack Assembly LIVESTOCK RELATED ● Approx. 65 Free Standing Panels ● Homebuilt Maternity Chute ● Quantity Of Culvert Calf Shelters LATE ADDITION Complete Line of Meat Cutting Equipment, Sasuage Stuffer, Cooler etc.
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LOCATION 12404-Twp.Rd. 514A) From Vegreville 18km. East on Hwy 16 to Hwy. 36 Junction then another 3.6km. East on Hwy 16 to RR 125, North 75 yards & East 1 mile SELLING WITH TERMS ● NH. 9482 TRACTOR, 3475 HRS., 12 spd. Standard, 20.8x42 duals
● 2013 JD 450D Swather - 30’, 91 cutting hrs. ● 2005 JD 9760 Combine, 1401 threshing hrs. - 1/3 DOWN SALE DAY, BALANCE AUG. 15/2015 ●CASE IH 7110 MFD Tractor, 8650hrs ● CASE IH 710SL Loader, Bucket & Grapple ● WHEATHEART 10”X51’ Auger c/w hyd. mover, V.G. ● WESTFIELD 10”X60’ Auger, 2 seasons ● WESTFIELD 7”X41’ Auger c/w gas motor ● BUSHHOG 25’ Disc ● MORRIS 33’ & 21’ Cultivators ● LEON R. Picker ● 2006 SILVERADO Z71 ext. cab.,160,000km. ● 1988 CHEV 70 - c/w 16’ B&H ● 1980 CHEV 70 c/w 16’ Steel B&H ● 1975 FORD 500, 14’ wood B&H ● 2001 DODGE diesel ext.cab 4x4 ● 24’ G/Neck Triple Axle, c/w Poly Tanks & Chem. Handler ● 3 WESTOR 4000BU. Hopper Bins ● 1 GOEBEL, 3200bu. Hopper Bottom ● WESTEEL 100 ton Fert. Hopper Bottom ● REAL ESTATE - 7.4 Acre ACREAGE & HOUSE - PREVIEW MAY 31 & JUNE 14 - 1- 4 p.m.
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WED. JUNE 17 - 12:00 NOON - JIM & PEGGY ADOMATIS - ST. PAUL - 780-761-1958 From St. Paul 22 km East on Hwy 29 ● 2-VOLVO 800 Tractors ● Duetz D7006 Tractor ● TILLAGE EQUIPMENT & MISC.
THURS. JUNE 18 - 10 A.M. - BERNARD BOECKMANN - ELK POINT - PH. 780-724-2282 6532-Twp. Rd. 563A. From Elk Point South On Hwy 41, 1/2 Mile Across The River on the East Side. ● 2004 AGCO RT100 Tractor c/w Q970 Loader, 6950 hrs● Mchale 991BE Bale Wrapper ● Duetz Rotary Rake ● Cattle,Haying & Tillage Equipment ● CONSIGNED - ●JD 4320 ● MF 8460 COMBINE ● NORBERT Stock Trailer ●COCK 1950 diesel Tractor ● 1033 B. Wagon ● Oliver 88 ● NH 851 Baler
SAT. JUNE 20 - 10:00 A.M. - PETER ONYSCHUK - RADWAY - 780-435-8334 From Radway 1 East to RR203 & North 5.5 miles ● MF 6180 FWA Tractor, 1721hrs. ● JD 8630, 7180hrs. ● Case 4690, 3879 hrs. ● Hesston 956A Baler, 2150 bales ● NH 1431 - 14’ Discbine ● JD 9600 ● TILLAGE, TRUCKS, CLEAN EQUIP.
AFTERNOON CONSIGNMENT SALE IN THE TOWN OF WILLINGDON (AT THE OLD GRAIN ELEVATOR) WED., JUNE 24 - 5 P.M
20 UNASSEMBLED 5250 bu. GRAIN GUARD MODEL# GG15-09HS HOPPER BOTTOM BINS c/w ladders, stiffiners, etc. GRAIN BINS SELL AT 6 P.M. SHARP - FORKLIFT AVAILABLE UNTIL 10 P.M. SALE DAY & THURS., JUNE 25 - 9 A.M.,- 6 P.M. Bring Your Trailers or Trucks Will Be Available for Hire to Haul the Hopper Bottoms, Bin Rings, Parts. etc. ALSO SELLING FARM EqUIPMENT, CATTLE EqUIPMENT, VEHICLES, TRAILERS, PANELS & TOOLS THE YARD IS OPEN FOR CONSIGNMENTS JUNE 23 - 9 A.M. - 6 P.M.
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Healthy Lifestyle Coalition adds bike racks to community The Camrose Healthy Lifestyle Coalition conducted a community wide survey on active transportation in 2014 and the results came in loud and clear: more people would bike if there were more bike racks! In an effort to reduce barriers to active transportation, the coalition obtained grant funding and purchased four additional bike racks. The City of Camrose has partnered to provide the installation and maintenance on these. The new
bike rack locations are: Stoney Creek Centre, Chuck MacLean Arts Centre, the Gateway Centre and Jubilee Park (to be installed upon completion of construction). “Our coalition has been looking at ways to enhance active transportation and we are very excited to respond to the needs of the community by having additional bike racks throughout the city,” said Lucy Ernst, co-chair of the Camrose Healthy Lifestyle Coalition. “We hope that by creating more supportive
environments around biking, we will see more people biking as a result.” Results from the 2014 Camrose Bike Survey also indicated that community members would like to see more bike racks downtown, along Main Street. The Camrose Healthy Lifestyle Coalition was pleased to learn that the City of Camrose already places six seasonal bike racks along Main Street each year. The Camrose Healthy Lifestyle Coalition would like
the public to know that bike racks in Camrose come in various shapes and sizes. “It was mentioned numerous times in our bike survey that certain locations in Camrose could benefit from having a bike rack when interestingly, these locations already had them,” said Ernst. “They just did not look like the traditional type of bike rack.” In an effort to educate citizens on the many bike rack shapes, sizes and locations available in Camrose,
the Camrose Healthy Lifestyle Coalition would like to introduce the community to “Goldie”, an old bike that was rescued (with permission) from the landfill and painted gold. Goldie will be rotated throughout various bike rack locations this spring and summer. The coalition encourages community members to get on their bikes and find Goldie! Snap a selfie with Goldie and post it on the Camrose Healthy Lifestyle Coalition’s Facebook page.
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Travel Alberta? The crisis of public transport in Battle River By Jane Ross When Irene needed cataract surgery, she had no way of getting from her home in Provost, to her appointment in Saskatoon. Without a car, she was dependent on a friend-ofa-friend to drive her to the nearby town of Macklin in the middle of the night, so she could catch the bus to cross the border. Irene’s story is just one of many about rural Alberta residents coping with the serious lack of pubic regional transportation. Until recently, rural Alberta communities were well connected by bus and train, enabling residents, who couldn’t or didn’t drive, to get from one community to another. As rural transportation options dwindled over the years, the final blow came in 2011 when Greyhound cut its essential passenger service to Battle River region, and then in 2012 to over another dozen small towns across the province. Nowadays, if you don’t live along the major northsouth transportation corridor that connects the cities of Edmonton, Calgary and Lethbridge, you’re simply out of luck. In an attempt to ameliorate this situation, the Battle River Bus pilot project was developed as an affordable regional model for rural transportation in the Battle River region having a combined population of some 150,000 people. The Association for Life-Wide Living (ALL) of Alberta launched the concept for regional bus service as part of its multiphase regional transportation plan, which was drafted in 2012. With the support of the Alberta Rural Development Network, Camrose County and the local Thrift Store support, the weekly bus service was launched in May 2013, connecting five different rural communities – including Bashaw, Edberg, Ferintosh, New Norway and Duhamel. At the end of 2014, however, the pilot project funding provided by Camrose County came to an end. For the time being, Bashaw Bus Society is maintaining the weekly trip between Bashaw and
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and implement a viable, affordable regional transportation model. So what’s next for the Battle River Bus? While ALL is working actively to make rural transportation a priority, they are also pursuing provincial and national granting opportunities, including tapping into the Federal Gas Tax Fund. In terms of long-term sustainability, however, ALL is committed to moving beyond grant dependency toward developing the capacity to design and
apply a business model appropriate to the transportation needs of people in the Battle River Country. Although a regional public transportation network in rural Alberta would serve all age groups, it would strongly benefit seniors like Irene – who don’t drive. While the concept of “aging in place” informs a growing number of policies within urban areas, “aging in rural places” is nearly impossible due to a lack of access to essential health-
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Local students receive Augustana scholarships, awards
Eric Andersson
Kaitlyn Baier
Valerie Brown
Dana Bulger
Ashleigh Dickson
Celine Doutre
Anna Eriksson
Louise Erskine
Taylor Foreman
Kyla Gilchrist
Stacey Haugen
Adam Johnson
Kelly Bronte
Connor Krammer
Farshad Labbaf
Three hundred and seventy-five University of Alberta Augustana Campus students were the recipients of scholarships and awards for the 2014-15 academic year. Eric Andersson, of Meeting Creek, a second year Bachelor of Arts student, received $3,250 for academic achievement. The award was funded by the Richard Peter Walley Memorial Scholarship, Shuman Insurance Award, and Bill and Berdie Fowler Entrance Award (first renewal). Kaitlyn Baier, of Camrose, a fourth year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $300 for performance in choral. The award was funded by an Augustana Faculty Fine Arts Award in Choral. Valerie Brown, of New Norway, a first year Bachelor of Arts student, received a total of $1,000 for honours. The award was funded by
an Augustana Faculty Honours Entrance Scholarship. Dana Bulger, of Camrose, a first year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $1,000 for honours. The award was funded by the Richardson Pioneer Award. Ashleigh Dickson, of Camrose, a first year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $2,000 for academic excellence. The award was funded by an Augustana Faculty Academic Entrance Scholarship and a Florence MacKenzie Memorial Entrance Scholarship. Celine Doutre, of Hay Lakes, a first year Bachelor of Arts student, received a total of $1,000 for honours. The award was funded by the Royal Canadian Legion, Camrose Branch #57 Award, and the Augustana Community Endowment Fund Award. Anna Eriksson, of Cam-
rose, a first year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $2,000 for academic excellence. The award was funded by the Evraz Inc. North America Camrose Works Employees Award and a University of Alberta Academic Excellence Scholarship. Louise Erskine, of Camrose, a first year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $2,500 for honours and academic achievement. The award was funded by an Augustana Faculty Honours Entrance Scholarship and The Right Honourable Don Mazankowski Scholarship. Taylor Foreman, of Camrose, a fourth year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $2,750 for performance in basketball and leadership. The award was funded by an Augustana Faculty Athletic Award in Basketball and
the Augustana Community Endowment Fund Award. Kyla Gilchrist, of Camrose, a first year Bachelor of Arts student, received a total of $2,000 for academic excellence. The award was funded by an Augustana Faculty Academic Entrance Scholarship and a University of Alberta Academic Excellence Scholarship. Stacey Haugen, of Camrose, a fourth year Bachelor of Arts student, received a total of $1,850 for academic achievement. The award was funded by the Vision Credit Union Ltd. Scholarship and a University of Alberta Undergraduate Academic Scholarship. Adam Johnson, of Hay Lakes, a fourth year Bachelor of Management student, received a total of $2,500 for performance in hockey. The award was funded by the Keith Paton Memorial Scholarship and an Augus-
tana Faculty Award in Hockey. Bronte Kelly, of Camrose, a first year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $2,000 for academic excellence. The award was funded by an Augustana Faculty Academic Entrance Scholarship and a University of Alberta Academic Excellence Scholarship. Connor Krammer, of Camrose, a first year Bachelor of Arts student, received a total of $5,000 for academic excellence. The award was funded by an Augustana Faculty Academic Entrance Scholarship and a University of Alberta Academic Entrance Scholarship. Farshad Labbaf, of Camrose, a first year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $1,000 for honours. The award was funded by an Augustana Faculty Honours Entrance Scholarship.
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Preserving the purple martin Great things happen when a community unites to achieve a common goal. In the case of the Camrose Wildlife and Stewardship Society (CWSS), a volunteer-based environmental group, that achievement is the preservation of the purple martin, a highly-friendly and beautiful species of swallow. “Researchers are in the process of determining why this species is in such large decline,” says Glen Hevenegaard, chair of CWSS. “The purple martin eats insects while flying, which leads to speculation of the wide range of causes, including climate change and pesticides used on their primary food source. We’re working with researchers to develop conservation programs.” Part of this work is CWSS’s sixth annual Camrose Purple Martin Festival, which will be held on June 21 at the Stoney Creek Centre. With support from Alberta Conservation Association and Ross Agri, the day-long event includes keynote speakers, children’s activities and field trips, all in the spirit of wildlife conservation. “We currently have 150 pairs of purple martins in our human-provided homes, a population that has grown 20-fold since 2002,” said Hevenegaard. “Developing engagement is a long term process. IOt requires commitment and passion, and we’re pleased to encourage our community to be part of the solution.” CWSS’s environmental commitment extends yearround with a wide range of community programming and initiatives. In 2002, alongside the City of Camrose, the group developed the Camrose Wildlife and Greenspace Stewardship Project, a series of environmental activities that promote the enhanced management of greenspace and wildlife in the Camrose area. The project, which has transformed how the City approaches its planning, was recently recognized as an Emerald Awards finalist in the Community Group or Not-for-Profit category. “It’s affirming to know that an agency like the Emerald Awards sees our work as worthwhile,” said Hvenegaard. “It’s a real pat on the back. We hope it brings more awareness to the cause.” The Emerald Awards, presented by the Alberta Emerald Foundation, celebrate and recognize environmental stewardship in the province. Recipients of the 24th annual Emerald Awards will be announced June 4 at the Citadel Theatre, in Edmonton.
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Colleen Labelle finds it hard to not get excited about Jaywalkers’ Jamboree. “I love the energy that I get from being involved and helping committed people make plans for something that has so much history and tradition,” said the chair of the Camrose and District Chamber of Commerce Jaywalkers’ Jamboree committee. “It’s a lot of work in getting all the
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the toilet they change into special slippers that are only worn in that room. It is thought unsanitary to track toilet footwear throughout the rest of a building. It’s commonplace to wear slippers or inside shoes inside buildings. For example, everyone is a school changes footwear upon entering and exiting the building. When talking to others I will probably bow. Bowing is very common in Japan and it’s an important thing to do. Bowing is a sign of respect and it’s used as a way to communicate nonverbally. The degree of your bow should differ depending on whom you’re talking to. I’ve often seen my co-workers bowing as they talk on the telephone. I’ve seen many
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my house. I could understand very little of what I heard but I was told that there were announcements about citizen deaths as well as details about special things happening in town. There were even a few times that I heard my name on the news. This alarmed me since I didn’t know why I was being mentioned. Turns out they were just telling people about a Halloween party that parents could register their children for if they wished to attend. When I hear songs such as “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” I might think that my laundry or my rice is ready. Many of the appliances in my house in Kamifurano play a song when they start and finish. Hearing these songs made me happy and I never quite got over the fact that they had the ability to do that. The novelty did wear off a bit when I remembered that the appliance’s work had ended and it was my turn to complete part of a task. When I’m asked to sign my name I might not reach for a pen; I might look for my name stamp
that I used in Kamifurano. In Japan, everyone has a name stamp called Hanko or Han. The stamp is used anytime you are required to provide your signature. You simply press the end of your stamp on an inkpad and then add your name to a paper. My stamp actually says Brenda Null not Brenda Knull. This is because when people saw the spelling of my last name they followed the usual rule of the ‘k’ being silent when an ‘n’ comes after it. There are many things about Japanese culture that I’ve integrated into my daily life. I’ve become accustomed to the way things are here. I imagine that coming back to Camrose will be a little like I when first moved to Kamifurano. I’m sure that many cultural habits were evident when I moved to Camrose’s sister city. It’s amazing to me how one can adapt to a new culture when being open to it and immersed in it. I’m sure it won’t take me too long to get back into the swing of things in Camrose but I will always remember my Kamifurano life.
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Local students receive Augustana scholarships, awards
Jennifer Laskosky
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Three hundred and seventy-five University of Alberta Augustana Campus students were the recipients of scholarships and awards for the 2014-15 academic year. Jennifer Laskosky, of Camrose, a second year Bachelor of Arts student, received a total of $400 for performance in volleyball. The award was funded by an Augustana Faculty Award in Volleyball. Bradi Lorenz, of Camrose, a first year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $4,000 for academic excellence. The award was funded by the Burgar Funeral Home Scholarship, an Augustana Faculty Academic Entrance Scholarship, and a University of Alberta Academic Excellence Scholarship. Brynn Markowsky, of Camrose, a first year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $2,000 for academic excellence.
The award was funded an Augustana Faculty Academic Entrance Scholarship and a Florence MacKenzie Memorial Entrance Scholarship. Jill Metrunec, of New Sarepta, a third year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $1,000 for performance in volleyball and academic achievement. The award was funded by an Augustana Faculty Award in Volleyball and a University of Alberta Undergraduate Academic Scholarship. Jonathan Naslund, of Camrose, a third year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $2,250 for academic achievement and leadership. The award was funded by the Vision Credit Union Ltd. Scholarship and the Border Paving Ltd. Scholarship. Carly Olafson, of Armena, a third year Bachelor of Science student, received a total of $1,350 for academic
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Lyndal Tollefson, of Camrose, a fourth year Bachelor of Arts student, received a total of $2,700 for performance in studio art and performance in basketball. The award was funded by an Augustana Faculty Fine Arts Award in Studio Art and an Augustana Faculty Athletic Award in Basketball. Marissa Tollefson, of Camrose, a third year Bachelor of Management student, was awarded a total of $500 for academic achievement. The award was funded by the Lamb Ford Sales Ltd. Award. Kathryn Vandenberg, of Camrose, a first year Bachelor of Science student, was awarded a total of $1,000 for honours. The award was funded by a Cindy Ann Haywood Memorial Award in Music and the Harry and Betty Gaede Music Award.
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