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Alix residents get break in tax penalties Lisa Joy

ECA Review reporter Council gave first reading to the village’s tax penalty bylaw, which hasn’t been updated since 1996.

Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Troy Jenkins, at Alix’s regular meeting on Aug. 17, suggested council reduce the tax penalty from 18 per cent

to nine per cent on taxes in arrears.

“With the economy the way it is, many people are hurting financially and [are] having issues,” said CAO Jenkins. “These are people who are not usually in arrears.”

Jenkins said the move would help people who are in this situation for the first time by reducing some of the burden they have to carry.

The tax penalty break won’t be retroactive to previous years.

Council unanimously voted in favour of first reading.

Municipal Affairs meets with Alix council and residents

Malonie Grimard, spokesperson for a group of Alix residents, said seven residents met with two individuals

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The meeting comes after the group filed two petitions to Municipal Affairs.

One petition asks Municipal Affairs to look into the operations of the Village of Alix.

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Bashaw council fixes error, paves way for lodge to open The devil is in the detail and a failure by previous Bashaw administration or council to give Bashaw Valley Lodge a tax break almost caused it not to open.

“We’re licensed and ready to launch,” James Carpenter, president of Bashaw Valley Lodge told council during its regular meeting Aug. 18.

Bashaw Valley Lodge founding partners Dr. Tony Mucciarone and James Carpenter said a previous council promised them they wouldn’t have to pay taxes until they opened. Because of this promise, they moved ahead with renovating the lodge almost three years ago but added that being billed taxes for an empty building while renovating could prevent the new facility from opening.

“It’s someone else’s mistake and now it’s our problem,” said Carpenter. “Had a motion been passed we would not have this problem.

“Our deal was based on a motion that didn’t get passed.

Part of the commitment we got from council verbally is that we would work together and not pay taxes until we are up and operational. Please do whatever you can to help us. We had to have council on our side to get this facility. We are humbly asking with hat in hand, would you guys work with us this year? That’s all we’re asking.

Carpenter also told council they saved the community up to $400,000 in demolition costs and saved a “beautiful” building.

“That (building) could be a

vacant lot right now and that is what it’s destined for,” he added.

Coun. Rosella Peterman said a motion wasn’t passed, adding, “We can’t take responsibility if we weren’t on council.”

She added that they are governed by the Municipal Government Act, which dictates that they can’t give tax abatements for previous year’s taxes.

Coun. Bryan Gust said he was on council at the time.

“I was there four years ago.

My memory is that you did come to the town for help and we said that we would work with you.”

But Gust said administration never brought any specifics to council regarding tax relief.

“I don’t recall it was ever brought to us. As a council you can’t make a motion for something we don’t know.”

After discussing the issue incamera Aug. 18, council unanimously voted in favour of giving Bashaw Valley Lodge a tax abatement by reducing 2016 taxes to the 2014 levy amount and waive the current penalty, on the condition that the payment made in full of the revised tax amount.

“By approving the tax abatement, they have helped us to focus on finishing our last minute details in the renovation and bring in residents,” said Lee-Anne Akister, speaking on behalf of Bashaw Valley Lodge on Aug. 22.

“This lodge will have created a dozen jobs in town, as well as bringing in new residents.

Bashaw has such a strong sense of community and we believe the lodge is a perfect fit as our focus is providing community geared recreation for

our residents as well.”

Bashaw Valley Lodge has room for 33 residents. It has seven staff including a host livein couple.

“We are geared towards those who are perhaps retired and ready to let go of some of the daily tasks involved with home ownership,” said Akister. “We take care of all of the cooking, cleaning, and maintenance.

This opens our residents up to enjoying more family and hobby time. Our goal is to create a community within our facility, and make it a vital part of the Bashaw community. We want our residents to be active and fulfilled.”

Bashaw Valley Lodge is an adult apartment focused on community and family aimed at enhancing residents’ independent and thriving living. It will be staffed 24 hours a day for emergencies and hosting services.

Socializing is an important aspect of the lodge, said Dr. Tony Mucciarone. He said family are often too busy to visit or take the elderly places and they become shut-in, which can lead to depression.

The lodge has new flooring, paint and furniture as well as updated exterior and landscaping.

The lodge will provide three home-cooked meals and snacks, social and recreational activities, scheduled local transportation, access to homecare and personal care and more.

The facility promotes family and will have a special grandchildren day with activities tailored for residents and children.

Petition to dissolve village Cont’d from Pg 1 The second petition asks Municipal Affairs to determine the viability of the municipality.

Grimard said some of those who signed the petition want the village dissolved in order to become part of the County of Lacombe following in the footsteps of Mirror.

Alix Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Troy Jenkins verified that Alberta Municipal Affairs was in Alix on Aug. 4. He said they also met with each councillor and the mayor individually.

CAO Jenkins said the petitions are now in the hands of municipal affairs.

“The minister will have the ultimate say and we look forward to her decision on both of these matters.”

He added that Alix is a beautiful community and the village is working together with residents for the Wild Pink Yonder event next week.

“That certainly is a positive and we’re optimistic as a village. We’re looking forward to a bright and prosperous future for the community that is celebrating 110 years of incorporation next year.”

Potential new business in Moonwalkers

After discussing the issue incamera, Village of Alix council resumed its regular meeting and passed a motion to enter into a lease agreement to rent Bay 3 of the Moonwalkers facility.

Chief Administrative Officer Troy Jenkins said the village is

in negotiations and can’t comment yet on what type of business is interested.

“We hope to move forward and if we do this would certainly be a positive step forward for the community.”

Property goes to auction

Alix council approved one property to go up for public auction on Oct. 26 because of tax arrears.

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Bashaw nudges County of Camrose to replace rescue unit

Bashaw council passed a motion to encourage the County of Camrose to

replace the fire department’s aging Rescue unit.

Chief Administrative Officer Theresa Fuller told council, during its regular meeting Aug. 18, that once a suitable replacement is found the town will have a better idea of the cost.

The fire department has raised about $60,300 so far.

CAO Fuller told council the town can’t afford a new top of the line unit nor do they have the facility that could house.

“So we are limited there.”

Coun. Lynn Schultz said the town should look at units priced from $100,000 to $125,000 or more.

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Chief Administrative Officer Troy Jenkins said the Municipal Government Act (MGA) requires that communities collect taxes.

Coun. Rob Fehr pointed out that this property has been in arrears for “a number” of years.

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Construction will not take place in 2016 Dena Clark

ECA Review reporter Aside from the Nelson Creek Culvert section of the highway, which will be completed this year, the remaining highway projects will not, reported Chief Administrative Officer Sandra Kulyk to council at their last regular meeting on Mon., Aug. 22.

The explanation behind this, as per

the meeting notes, reads as follows: “In April, 2016, information was received from Alberta Transportation regarding confirmation of plans to pave sections of Highway 12. At the time that the correspondence was received, the message was interpreted that this paving program would be occurring in 2016.

“Upon further discussion with Alberta Transportation

staff, apparently there was a misunderstanding of the wording of the email correspondence we received Alberta Transportation was advising in the email that the Nelson Creek Culvert section would be completed in 2016.

“The email further confirms that the Highway 12, 36 and 599 paving projects were added to the provincial construction program budget in 2016.

“The major construction program budget covers the years 2016-2019. As per the information communicated, and as per the map that was presented at the meeting with Alberta Transportation when they visited Coronation, it has always been their intention to tender the paving of the Highway 12 section from east of Hwy 36 to 2 km east of Coronation in the 2017 construction season.”

MORRIN COUNCIL

Public information difficult to access J. Webster

ECA Review “We are not going to allow no recording of our council meetings,” said Mayor Suzanne Lacher at the Wed. Aug. 17 regular council meeting.

No discussion took place amongst councillors prior to Lacher’s statement and no reason was given.

Councillors had each silently read a letter from the ECA Review publisher, Joyce Webster, requesting permission to record the meetings for the purpose of accuracy in reporting.

A second request for the reporter to receive the council packages was also denied in a further statement from Mayor Lacher with no discussion amongst the councillors.

The reporter will only be able to purchase photocopies of the minutes and the agenda as per the photocopy Bylaw #351 passed on April 20, 2016 which outlines a cost of 50¢ per page.

When questioned about the error in the newspaper report of the last meeting, Webster noted it was corrected in the newspaper as soon as she was made aware of it.

“Much cheaper than going to the lawyer for you guys,” noted Webster referring to a letter received from the Morrin village council’s lawyer, to the ECA Review regarding alleged errors in previous reports.

require a transmission flush.

“Used to three inches [rain] not 30 inches,” stated Benci when discussing water flow in the southeast corner ditch, cutting grass, the 20 bags of grass clippings from sweeping lawns to prevent yellowing of the lawn. He noted the work on the troughing on a residential street seemed to be working well in draining, they had repaired the leaks in the shop roof, and the use of the old asphalt spread on town property was working well as he was no longer standing in mud. He noted that old asphalt will lose its value and asked if he could sell at at $10/cu. metre?

Council did not provide the go ahead to sell the old asphalt.

Public Works

Benci reported that he had completed a Backhoe Course but missed the Ground Disturbance Course which he hopes to pick up later. He also informed council he wanted to get his Pesticide Applicator License.

“I’m familiar with it [license] because I’ve had it before,” said Benci but the cost is about double from when he took it. Recertification is required every five years.

“It is a good thing to have. If you’re spraying, you should have it.” He noted that without the license, there would be some Group 4 pesticides that he would not be able to purchase. He Public works update also noted he was using up old chemiCAO Annette Plachner noted that cals even though he was unsure of the Grayson Excavating tender was effectiveness. accepted for $741,601.31 for replace“It is cheaper to spray it out than to ment of the water and sewer on 1st Ave. pay for disposal,” said Benci.

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No approval was given by council When asked by community member with regards to the Pesticide in attendance, Darcy Graham, she was Applicator told that the project would be starting License. at the end of August sometime.

Council This project was tendered by way of adjourned the an invitational bid process for contrac- meeting having tors who were prequalified for this made no motions type of utility work. The bids are following a therefore considered confidential, 40-minute instated Theo Owel, an engineer from camera session MPE Engineering, Calgary. listed as a legal Public Works supervisor, David item on the Benci reported good news involving agenda. the garbage truck transmission. When Next meeting is 3” wide version checked out, it was found to not Wed. Sept. 21, 2016.

Brooke Wilkie of Donalda entertained visitors to the Donalda Red Lamp Market on Sunday, Aug. 21 by playing and singing a variety of songs including Johnny Cash’s ‘Folsom Prison Blues’. This was Wilkie’s third time at the market this summer. She has been playing guitar for four years and takes lessons in Stettler. Wilkie joined several vendors selling everything from hand scrolled woodwork to jams and produce. The next market is in September.

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Cattle theft near Hanna Sometime between July 22 and August 6 owners of a rural property near Highway 36 and Township Road 33 - 4 noted two of their calves went missing. The calves are a Saler-Angus cross. Both calves are red or red and white in colour.

Dangerous offender arrested

Killam RCMP received a report from the public that a man matching the description of Darrell Peter Moosomin was hitchhiking on Highway 13 just east of Daysland on Aug. 21 at approximately 6 p.m.

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identify the man as Moosomin and he was arrested roadside without incident.

Moosomin was wanted on a Canadawide warrant of arrest for being unlawfully at large after he walked away from an escorted visit to the Samson Pow Wow on the evening of Aug. 13.

He was serving an indeterminate sentence at the Pe Sakastew Centre in Maskwacis at the time of the escorted visit. Moosomin was declared to be a dangerous offender in 1995.

Moosomin remains in police custody and is currently awaiting a hearing.

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Canada exceeds olympic expectations

• Dwight Perry of the Seattle Times: “Ryan Lochte, spokesman for Burger King?

Hey, don’t laugh.

They’d probably sell a lot of Whoppers.”

• Perry again: “Russian diver Nadezhda Bazhina somehow landed on her back during springboard qualifying, earning her a score of 0.0 from the Olympic judges.

On the bright side, though, it tied the world record set by likkered-up cousin Clem at the last family reunion.”

• Comedy writer Jim Barach, on Michael Phelps saying he will retire after the Rio Olympics: “To which even Brett Favre is saying he’ll believe that when he sees it.”

• Headline at SportsPickle.com: “District attorney clears Alabama football players of all future charges.”

• @Octaviusrex, on Twitter, on the Ryan Lochte saga where four U.S. swimmers couldn’t get their stories straight and their tale of being robbed at gunpoint in Rio unravelled: “The synchronized swimmers would’ve kept their stories straight.”

• Brad Rock in the Deseret News: “Brazil claimed during the Olympic opening ceremonies that it launched the first airplane flight.

Moments later, Al Gore called a press conference to take credit for inventing the samba.”

• Brad Dickson of the Omaha World-Herald: “In Olympic news, there’s a new type of individual medley where Ryan Lochte changes his story every 100 metres.”

SLAP SHOTS

Members from the Hanna Seals provincial swim team placed at the Region D finals in Ponoka en route to the Provincials which were held in Edmonton on Aug. 19 - 21 where each member placed in the top 15. Pictured, from the left, Jake Davies of Hanna won gold in the 17U Mixed Relay. Josh Kubinchak of Coronation won gold in the 17U Mixed Relay and bronze in the 100 Breast stroke. Kiera Hansen of Hanna won gold in the 17U Mixed Relay, silver in the 400 Free, 200 Free, 100 Fly and bronze in the 100 Free. Sydney Kubinchak of Coronation won bronze in the 17U Mixed Relay and 400 Free. Their coach is Shandi Barker as well as Scott Hunter, who is missing from the photo.

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Aug 25 - Downtown Sep 9 - Halkirk Prairie Short includes steak supper. Open to all Camrose Farmers’ Line (Railway) Club, groups. Brian @ 403-990-9371.

Market held from 5-8pm.

Community Appreciation Sep 11 - Circle Square Ranch Ride-aMarket located 49 Ave & BBQ, 4-7 pm, 128 Alberta thon. For pledge forms or to reserve 50 St. Ave. Halkirk. a horse contact Roberta @ 403-884Aug 25 - The Vat Red Deer, Sep 9 - Make Over Girls 2444 or email halkirk@csranch.ca.

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Democracy before profits

by B.P. Schimke Canada is a trading nation and desperately needs to trade, but the propensity to sign far-reaching trade agreements that take away a country’s sovereign rights, is dangerous and undemocratic.

Canada has arguably benefited from the North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) which gave us access to the largest economy in the world.

However, Chapter 11, the investorstate dispute settlement mechanism under NAFTA, grants corporations the right to sue foreign governments without first pursuing legal action in the country’s court systems. These lawsuits are heard in private by a three-person panel of paid arbitrators whose decisions are final and binding on governments.

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Canada are currently facing $4.5 billion worth of NAFTA lawsuits which will all be decided behind closed doors by three unaccountable people.

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According to the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternative, Canada has lost or settled six claims under NAFTA paying a total of $170 million in damages and Mexico has lost five cases and paid out $204 million. The U.S. on the other hand has won 11 cases and has never lost a NAFTA investor-state dispute case.

Now originally Chapter 11 was supposedly put in place to protect Canadian and American companies from Mexican courts which were not seen as corrupt-free. But instead multinational companies have used it to thwart governments enacting legislation to protect their environment, labour laws, human rights and resource management programs.

Foreign corporations have successfully sued governments under NAFTA, and won, for allegedly interfering with their rights to earn profits.

TransCanada Pipeline, a company headquartered in Calgary is currently suing the United States government for $15 billion arguing its decision to not approve Keystone Pipeline was arbitrary, unjustified and adversely affected their bottom line.

Yet I would argue that much of the trouble Keystone faced in the United States was because of the arrogant

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behaviour displayed by TransCanada when they took landowners for granted and showed little regard for key environmentally sensitive areas.

You know a company has really screwed up when their actions brought together two historically fierce opponents—farmers and ‘tree huggers’—to fight Keystone.

It didn’t help either that another Alberta company Enbridge in July 2010 had a pipeline rupture spilling heavy crude oil into the Kalamazoo River for 18 hours.

Alarms were sounding at their Edmonton headquarters yet operators assumed the alarms could be explained by a bubble in the pipeline.

Rather than shutting down the pipeline immediately, they increased pressure for a number of hours to try to clear the possible blockage, pumping even more oil into the river. It took until 2014 for Enbridge to complete the cleanup.

The latest example was a Husky Energy’s ruptured pipeline which spilled 1,600 barrels of heavy oil into the North Saskatchewan cutting off safe drinking water for many communities downstream.

Alberta needs pipelines.

Instead of TransCanada suing the U.S. government over the failure of Keystone, perhaps they and their pipeline pals should work harder to gain the public’s confidence that they can move oil safely across our valuable water and marshlands.

We, the taxpayers of Canada are currently facing $4.5 billion worth of NAFTA lawsuits which will all be decided behind closed doors by three unaccountable people.

Governments in a democracy are held accountable for their policies at elections.

Corporations work to generate profits for their select shareholders, officers and directors. The undemocratic investor-state dispute settlement mechanism in trade agreements puts too much influence on public policy into corporate hands. Protecting the most important commodity on earth, fresh water, should never be held hostage by profits of foreign corporations.

Both the Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement (APTA) and CanadaEuropean Union Trade Agreement (CETA) have this lopsided and dangerous dispute mechanism in their respective working documents.

The Trudeau government needs to stop signing these free trade agreements until government sovereignty once again is balanced off against foreign corporate profits.

It’s a trade agreement, Mr. Prime Minister, emphasis on trade! It’s not devolution of power to foreign, unaccountable corporations.

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Be proud, Castor!

Dear residents of Castor, Its been a while, but we thought we would remind people about our observations of generosity and people helping people.

I would like to applaud you for the compassion, generosity, unsolicited sense of duty and the seemingly, “automatic-ness” of the efforts you have put forth in helping the people of Fort McMurray, specifically the family we had staying with us.

It was an amazing, quiet effort that just seemed to be a normal aspect of your day.

There were stories I heard stories that took me aback and caused me to smile a proud smile, such as a table set up at the weekly Farmer’s Market to accept anything you could spare for the families staying out here at our place.

The more I heard, the more I came to realize, that this wasn’t an organized effort, this was just the people of Castor doing what the people of Castor do.

There were many instances of generosity and compassion in the face of adversity that reminded me of why we chose this community in which to raise our family.

We do not have all the specific instances of the above and we wouldn’t want to risk insulting anyone we may miss, so I’m writing this open letter to the town of Castor

and surrounding area.

Castor, you have not only impressed a long time resident and his family, you have impressed perfect strangers and re-enforced a sense of pride that we have as being able to call ourselves members of your community.

In all the tragedy that has gripped Fort McMurray you emerged as a bastion of everything they lost. Sense of community, sense of self worth and all the things that are humble and beautiful about humanity.

Since you’d never do it yourselves, I’ll do it for you.

And that is to thank you, Castor, from the bottom of our hearts, you have reinforced our faith in community and all the people that make it up.

You didn’t do it with a reward in mind; you did it, because it’s just what you do. So, on behalf of my family, please stand and take a bow.

I will plagiarize a story I heard from Laura that envelopes the spirit of Castor and that was in relation to a donation made by a resident when told they would not be able to get a receipt for their contribution and the response was: Sometimes, you just don’t need a receipt.

Smile, Castor; be proud, for you are the very best among us.

Jared, Laura and Emmett McNabb Castor, Ab.

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No such thing as a small dream

by Lois Perepelitz medals and being the first Well, the 2016 Olympics are Canadian sprinter to medal in over and I think we can all be three events which is something pretty darn proud of our to be proud of for sure.

Canadian team.

Another part of his story that They brought home 22 got my attention was the fact medals, four gold, three silver that his mother is a single and 15 bronze and parent. altogether they I feel nothing but placed in the top five admiration for this 43 times. woman.

They made the rest Just thinking of the of the world sit up and amount of work and take notice of what support that is needed Canada can do. to get to the Olympics is As with all overwhelming even for Olympics there were someone with large many stories to be families to help them.

Perepelitz seen and heard.

A single mother is just One of the stories that, single, but was about our Andre somehow she worked DeGrasse and Usain Bolt. and helped him get where he This was about the friendship dreamed of being. That is one that developed between a newmother and son duo that can be comer and a seasoned champion proud of each other. and I really enjoyed seeing it.

Penny Oleksiak is another Andre ended up getting three story that got my full

admiration. Penny won four medals, one of them gold, and won the hearts of Canadians across the country.

The thing that is so amazing to me is that she is only 16 years old.

Any 16 year old that has the determination and work ethic that it takes to get anywhere near the Olympics gets my whole-hearted respect.

When I think of the hours and hours of swimming she had to have done all through her childhood I am just stunned.

When I was 16 my biggest goal was to get the newest Beatles album.

I think we all realize the kind of Olympic-sized effort that is needed to reach an Olympic goal, and we all respect our athletes for giving that effort.

We take it for granted that anyone who has a big dream knows that they will have to

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give it their all to reach it.

I think we sometimes forget that a small dream can take just as much work and we are disappointed when our small efforts don’t get us the dream.

Maybe what we don’t

realize is that there is no such thing as a small dream.

What is small to one can be huge to another, and all dreams need to have Olympic-sized efforts given them before they can come true.

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ECA Review reporter The petting zoo, horse show, baby show, bench show and bullarama were just a few of the events for the entire family at this year’s Coronation fair held in Coronation on Aug. 16 and 17.

April Wiebe of Edmonton had the most points by one exhibitor at the 56th Coronation fair with the Wiebe family acquiring the most points by one family.

Additional winners are as follows:

Art section

Painting oil or acrylic landscape winner: Nadine Almberg Most points on a medium other than a canvas winner: Nadine Almberg Most points in adult art winner: Bronwen Bussing Children painting 6 yrs and under winner: Jacey Hagen Children’s painting 7 – 11 year winner: Vanessa Kuziw Children’s drawing black and white in charcoal, pen or ink winner: Shaelynn Tabish Most points in junior art winner: Lauryn Perry

Photography

Junior classes: Sunrise/sunset, landscape, wild animals, birds/insects and most points in junior photography winner: Karly Ramsay Tame animals and top junior photo winner: Dawson Wiebe Adult classes: Sunrise/sunset, photo story and most points adult photography winner: Nadine Almberg Skyscape winner: Glen Kowalsky Portraits, children and top adult photo winner: April Wiebe Tame animals winner: Lorna Switzer

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Needlework and hobbies

Hobbies and handicrafts

Most adult points winner: (tie) Wayne Richardson and Mrs. Gordon Saunders Most points over 80 winner: Susan Wilson Most points disabled winner: Angie Evans Woodwork winner: Wayne Richardson Recycled winner: Laurie Bulllick

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Most outstanding entry adult, cro2C, 100% Black + Green 368 points FLUSH RIGHT cheted afghan andPMS most in LONG crocheting winner: Mary Jane Lowis Most points in adult needlework winners: (tie) Rhonda Blais and Mary Jane Lowis Quilt or comforter winner: Jean Checkel Outstanding quilt (judge’s choice) winner: Mrs. Gordon Saunders Outstanding entry over 80 knitting and crocheting winner: Catherine Wiechnick Most points in sewing and embroidery classes 33 – 45 winner: Chantal B.

Adult: Most points canning classes 11 – 17 and 18 – 29, most points cooking classes 11 – 22, 23 – 29 and 30 – 41, raspberry jam, any chiffon cake three dinner rolls, best dessert made with homegrown apples, most points in yeast baking, most points in adult cooking

Turn to Coronation, Pg 12 and most points in adult home economics winner: April Wiebe Most points canning classes 1 – 10 winners: (tie) Carrie Scoville and Nadine Almberg Most points cooking classes 1 – 10 and most points disabled home economics winner: Angie Evans Dilled pickles winner: Nadine Almberg Canned tomatoes winner: Book an Robin Amber appointment Cole Three ginger to receive a snaps and three complimentary muffins (not denture bran) winner: Kathy Rock cleaning!

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County receives agricultural grant Dena Clark

ECA Review reporter The County of Paintearth was advised that the Agricultural Service Board was approved for an allocation of $183,359.46 for the 2016 grant year, reported Chief Administrative Officer Tarolyn Aaserud to council at their last regular meeting on Tues., Aug. 16 This amount includes $168,359.46 for the Legislative Funding Stream and $15,000 for the Environmental Funding Stream.

County sponsorship to be reviewed

Following a request for sponsorship from the Stettler Bantam Scorpion baseball team, council decided that the County Policy 480 Recreation and Community Service Grants needs to be brought back for review.

The Scorpions hosted provincials in Stettler for Tier 5 on the August long weekend.

Four members on the Stettler Scorpions are from the County of Paintearth.

The county gave the baseball team

OBITUARIES

Loved to cook, sew and play cards Amelia (Beier) Schamber was born on Aug. 20, 1918 in Compeer, Ab. and she passed away peacefully on Aug. 22 two days after her 98th birthday in Edmonton, Ab. Amelia was predeceased by her parents and her seven brothers and four sisters; as well as her loving husband of 65 years, John on Jan. 28, 2008.

Amelia is lovingly remembered by her seven children: Ray (Jan), Al (Carol), Larry, Wilf (Bonnie), Rick (Careen), Elaine (Brian) and Marlene (Randy).

John and Amelia were married in 1943 and moved to Castor in 1949 and farmed until 1972 when they retired and moved into town.

Amelia was a member of the C.W.L. and the Royal Purple. She loved to cook and sew and play cards. She

especially loved to make quilts for her children and grandchildren.

The highlight of her life was seeing her 13 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. She will be remembered forever in our hearts.

Prayer Vigil will be held at 7 p.m. on Sun., Aug. 28 at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, Castor, Ab. with Mass of Christian Burial to follow at 11 a.m. on Mon., Aug. 29, 2016.

Memorial donations may be made to the charity of ones own choice.

Sympathies may be forwarded to the family by signing the guestbook at www.parkviewfuneralchapels.com Parkview Funeral Chapels & Crematorium, 403-882-3141, entrusted with the care and funeral arrangements.

Accomplished horse woman It is with great sadness that we Tours which was so much fun for her. announce the passing of Colleen Colleen cherished her horses and Coulthard at Our Lady of the Rosary her cat Tee Cee and was so happy to Hospital in Castor on Aug. 18 lead an independent life. at the age of 43 years.

We are so proud of her.

Colleen will be forever Special thanks to Irene missed by her parents, Bob Seth, an incredible help-mate and Betty Coulthard; her and supportive friend to maternal grandmother, Colleen and her parents right Lillian Blumhagen; uncles, up until the end; also to aunts, cousins and friends.

Susan Taylor, long time She was born on April 17, neighbour and friend to 1973 in Red Deer and spent Colleen. her growing up years on the Colleen was a source of Coulthard farm near Forestburg. strength to her parents as After graduating from she faced her end with grace, Forestburg High School, Colleen dignity and acceptance, telling us moved to Stettler for a few years before everything was all right. settling in Castor until her passing.

Cremation has taken place and a priAt the age of two years, Colleen was vate gathering of friends and family diagnosed with cancer and was locked, will be held at a later date. unknowingly at the time, into a five In memory of Colleen and to honour year cancer research treatment proher love of animals, memorial donatocol involving very invasive, intensive tions may be made to the S.P.C.A. treatments. As a result of the rigors of Sympathies may be forwarded to the this protocol she suffered a lifetime of family by signing the guestbook at health issues with frequent medical www.parkviewfuneralchapels.com interventions.

Parkview Funeral Chapels & Despite her many struggles she Crematorium, 403-882-3141, entrusted made a successful life for herself, with the care and funeral keeping busy with various jobs. arrangements.

She became an accomplished horsewoman and enjoyed many years riding, training and showing horses with walls of ribbons and awards to her credit.

Colleen rode as a “robber” on Alberta Prairie Steam Train

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FOR SALE

Flexicoil Post Pounder Restored Antique Wagon Real Stock Trailer 7’ x 18’ 1989 Chevy Silverado

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the standard $500 sponsorship funds as per the current county policy.

Cancellation of tax penalties

Council received a request from Rally Canada Resources Ltd. for an exemption of $634.14 in penalties that they received July 1, 2016.

Rally Canada Resources mailed their cheque to the County on July 29, 2016.

Council denied their request and asked they be supplied with information on alternative methods of payment, such as the Tax Installment Payment Plan for next year.

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Fairy garden winner: Dawson Wiebe

Horticulture

4-H Record book competition

Adult: Junior winners: Layton Perry and Most points in horticulture, salad Vanessa Hadwin bowl, most points in flower classes and Intermediate winner: Jessica song title in flowers winner: Diane Hadwin Elliott Senior winner: Sydney Elliott Outstanding entry in horticulture School section (judge’s choice): Laurie Bullick for the Outstanding entry grades 1 – 3 rose bush winner: Mena Watson Most points in vegetable classes, Outstanding entry grades 4 – 6 winclasses 1 – 5, best potato classes 23 – 27 ners: (tie) William Ross-Torres and (judge’s choice) and vegetable display Andria Nelson winner: Shauna Lee Thomas Outstanding entry grades 7 – 9 Most points in vegetable classes 30 – winner: William Stahl 34 winner: Angie Evans Handwriting best grades 1 – 2 Most points in vegetable classes 6 – winner: Zoe McLean 14 winners: (tie) Bubbles Bullick and Handwriting best grades 3 – 5 April Wiebe winner: Graham Goodbrand Three red tomatoes, bouquet of Original fiction classes 26 – 31, best annual flowers, sweat pea – six spikes and fruit classes 6 – 10 winner: Bubbles story grades 1 – 6 winners: (tie) Cypress Bruneau and Zoe McLean Bullick Outstanding entry poetry grades 1 – Three peppers and collection of five 3 winner: Brady Selzler herbs winner: Robin Amber Cole Outstanding entry poetry grades 4 – Onions, three bulbs from sets 6 winner: Sydney Richardson winner: Gilbert Anderson Essays class 8, grade 1 winners: (tie) Onions, three bulbs from seed Ryder Williamson, Liam Steele, Ava winner: Dave Anderson Waltham and Shea Faber Most points flower classes 33 – 39 Essays class 9, grade 2 winners: (tie) and best rose in fair classes 23 – 26 Lynn Hewitt, Zoe McLean and Laura winner: Laurie Bullick Goodbrand Most points flower classes 27 – 32 Essays class 10, grade 3 winner: Sam winners: (tie) Diane Elliott, Tracy Richardson Checkel and Hayden Regnier Essays class 14, grade 7 – 9 winner: Most points flower classes 11 – 22 Meadow Cole winners: (tie) Jeannette Dobovich, Reports class 16, grade 1 winner: Peggy Dummett and Bubbles Bullick Anne Bruneau Mini arrangement winner: Hayden Reports class 17, grade 2 winners: Regnier (tie) Zoe McLean, Brady Selzler and Bouquet of perennial flowers Mena Watson winner: Tracy Checkel Reports class 19, grade 4 winner: Bouquet of sweet peas with filler and strawberries winner: Peggy Dummett Hailey Neal Reports class 20, grade 5 winner: Gladiolus – one spike winner: Marie Russell Goodbrand Woody Reports class 22, grade 7 – 9 winners: Dahlia, three blooms under five (partners) Lauryn Perry and Katrina inches winner: Tammy Pengelly Schmidt Most points fruit classes winners: Book reports class 42, grade 4 (tie) Anna Rodvang and Bubbles winner: Julie Richardson Bullick Book reports class 45, grade 6 Fruit classes 1 – 5 winner: Anna winner: Katelyn Thomas Rodvang Most points potted plants winners: Sheaf classes (tie) Deb Campbell and Laurie Bullick Wheat winner: Jordan Glasier Potted plants 8 – 14 winners: (tie) Oats winner: Ryan Glasier Susan Wilson, Daryl Perry, Hayden Feed wheat winner: Eric Rodvang Regnier and Laurie Bullick Potted plants 1 – 7 winner: Deb Forage crop Campbell Annual forage crop winner: Haley 16 years and under: and Cloe Neal Mini arrangement winners: (girl) Slough grass winner: Nolan Creasy Payton Elliott and (boy) Kade Corey Collection of wild flowers and grasses winner: Alexis Perry Largest sunflower winners: Don’t let windy days worry you! (girl) Cloe Thomas and (boy) Cole Thomas Largest zuchinni winners: Call Mike (girl) Riley Cook 780-385-4664 and (boy) Cole Thomas Centrepiece of vegetables winners: (girl) Avianna Corey and (boy) Braxton Bussing Vegetable disRussell Speed play winner: (girl) 403 740 5518 • RR4 Donalda, AB Katelyn Thomas and (boy) Cole Thomas Mutt and jeff vegetable winners: (girl, tie) Tenly Cook and Georgia Bussing and (boy) Dawson Wiebe

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