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Bashaw’s Majestic Theatre held its 100th anniversary celebration Aug. 22. Cutting the cake, are from the left, Mary Kinsella, Diane Carl and Dell Thomas. ECA Review/L. Joy
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ECA Review Reporter Bashaw’s Majestic Theatre celebrated a milestone Sat. Aug. 22 - its 100th anniversary. Step back a century to 1915 when the Majestic was built. Alberta women were fighting for the right to vote and Albertans ratified the new liquor act – paving the way for prohibition. Streets were dry, dusty dirt until it rained, or the snow melted, and then they turned into soupy messes. Horses
and buggies crowded the streets with a few motorcars vying for space. In 1915, the first coast-to-coast land line phone call was made and Canadians were mailing letters to each other en masse. Agriculture was a top industry and threshing crews harvested crops. A loaf of bread cost six cents, a sirloin steak was 49 cents and eggs were 34 cents a dozen. Pollyanna Grows Up was a best seller and the song “It’s a Long, Long Way to Tipperary” topped the charts. Turn to Last, Pg 2
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A process that began two and a half years ago has finally culminated in a new physician practising in Stettler. Dr. Marvin Bailey began accepting patients at the Stettler Medical Clinic on Monday after receiving his practice papers from Royal College (of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada). Bailey, who hails from South Africa, is one of the doctors recruited through the Stettler Town and County Physician Recruitment program. Moving to Stettler has been a positive experience explained Bailey. The recruitment team went above Bailey and beyond to make the doctor and his fiancé feel welcome when they arrived, even stocking the fridge and outfitting their new home. The efforts of the team made Bailey’s transition to Canada much easier. The process of coming to Canada to work is a lengthy one, described Bailey. Getting documents verified and to the proper authorities took time and was expensive. As well, physicians must pass a qualifying exam here in Canada to allow them to practice. The process from beginning to end is quite lengthy and physicians must be prepared to carry the additional financial burden for that period. A significant part of Bailey’s South
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African practice dealt with severe trauma and diseases that are prevalent in poverty. Bailey expects a somewhat different aspect of practice in Canada with less trauma and more diseases related to aging or lifestyle. Bailey specializes in orthopedics, emergency room/trauma, surgery and is applying for obstetric privileges. He has a special interest in men’s and women’s health, as well as sports medicine and takes a team approach to treating patients. “You need to treat the whole individual,” stated Bailey. He sees complimentary practitioners like physiotherapists or psychologists as part of a patient’s entire treatment. Treatment of an individual is a 50/50 endeavour for Bailey where the patients participate actively with the doctor to improve their own health. Part of Bailey’s reason for coming to Canada was opportunity. He describes the economy of South Africa as quite bad with limited future opportunities. He and his fiancé have the eventual goal of Canadian citizenship. Bailey will be practising full time in Stettler and he encourages those without a family physician to visit him. He stressed the need for people to have a family doctor. Emergency care is available but without a family doctor to follow up on care, a patient’s health can suffer in the long run.
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Last remaining theatre Cont’d from Pg 1 Vaudeville and silent movies, starring America’s sweetheart Mary Pickford and baggy pants Charlie Chaplin with his over-sized shoes, were all the hype. Movie tickets cost 10 to 15 cents. And during this time, the Village of Bashaw with a population of 250, built the Majestic Theatre. Now today – 100 years later – because of the foresight of a few, the restored Majestic Theatre is believed to be the last remaining theatre of its kind in Western Canada. “Places like the Majestic are essential to preserving the stories, to capture our Alberta history,” said Lois Mitchell, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta on Aug. 22 at the Majestic’s Centennial Celebration in Bashaw. Mitchell added that the measure of a vibrant cultural sector in any community isn’t the size or number of renowned professional companies, but rather the strength of amateur arts programs. “Amateur companies have the ability to bring the arts directly into peoples’ lives in a profound way and places like the Majestic have the power to serve as true incubators of creativity in a community.” Betty Clark, from Friends
of the Majestic, said, “It’s truly remarkable,” the theatre is the last of the Boomtown style, which once dotted Alberta’s landscape in the 1900s and 1910s. The Majestic was home to silent movies, magic lantern shows, local theatre productions and early films with sound. For a while the theatre was converted into a Catholic Church before it was changed into a movie theatre in the 1940s and named the Dixy Theatre. In 1998, the Friends of the Majestic Theatre Society formed to restore and preserve the structure. They also started the Majestic Players, an amateur theatre group to fundraise for the theatre. In 2000, the Majestic was designated as an Alberta Registered Historical Resource. In 2004, the exterior of the Majestic was restored to its 1930 (circa) façade, and except for the white paint, the Majestic looks like it did in 1915. Andrea Newton, the great granddaughter of the Town of Bashaw’s founder, Eugene Bashaw, presented the theatre group a $2,100 cheque from the Bashaw family. “May your exterior siding remain solid and your great hall be forever filled with song, theatre and dancing feet,” she said.
The Stettler U12 Boys Soccer Provincial Champions visited Stettler Town Council Aug. 18 to be recognized for their achievement. “It’s a big job to hold up the Stettler banner when you’re out there,” Mayor Dick Richards told the team. The team had a 28-0 undefeated record for the season and won the provincials, held in Vermilion, with shut outs for every game. From the left: Asst. Coach Nadine Lang, Yannick Zondag, Gage Loyst, Lincoln Broemeling, Eric Bridge, Brody Lang, Mayor Richards, Frank Philipsen, Thomas Glasier, Jacob Cottam, Japheth Wildeboer, Hayden Smyth, Josh Deguzman and Coach Steven Wildeboer at the back. Missing are: Asst. Coach Garrett Hilburn, Dylan Hilburn, Noah Greidanus, Gabe Miles, Nathan Jefferies and Yuvraj Uppal. ECA Review/D.Johnston
New Delburne councillor sworn in Debra Johnston
ECA Review Reporter Bill Chandler took the oath of office at the Aug. 18 Delburne council meeting as Delburne’s newest councillor. The resignation of former Coun. Judy Hogan triggered a by-election. However, the election was unnecessary as Chandler was the only nominee and therefore acclaimed to office.
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The 21 Avenue infrastructure upgrade is on track following word that Delburne received a Small Communities Fund (SCF) grant for $1,246,666. Total cost of the project is $1,870,000, one third of which will be borne by the village, a third by the province and a third federally.
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The CNR water tower of the Anthony Henday Museum in Delburne is starting to lean slightly due to a large crack across the concrete base of the tower, causing part of the base to slope downwards. Mayor Ray Reckseidler, who is also president of the Anthony Henday Historical Society, is hopeful the organization can repair the structure if they are successful in attaining a grant through the Canada 150
Actors Fraser Beebe and Laura Graham entertain the packed Majestic Theatre for Monty Python’s “The Bookshop Skit” during the theatre’s 100th anniversary celebration Aug. 22 in Bashaw. E CA Review/L. Joy
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April Wiebe took home the prize for most points by one exhibitor while the Thomas family won the most points by one family award. The only entry in the Hay Classes was tame grass entered by Loren Rodvang. Helen Pickles was the only entry in wheat, flax and peas and took first in oats winning the award for most points in the Field Crops. Eric Rodvang took second for oats. Walter Pickles’ sheaf of wheat was the only entry in the Sheaf Classes. Most points in Horticulture went to Shauna Lee Thomas as well as outstanding entry, judges choice. She won for her peppers, vegetable display, salad bowl and potatoes. Terry Tocher took the prize for most points in the Vegetables Classes 30 - 34 for flower entries. Other winners in the vegetable classes were Sonja Smith - 5 herbs; Dave Anderson - 3 onion bulbs from seed; Jordan Glasier- 3 onion bulbs from sets, Diane Elliott - squash; and Shelley Lundy - 3 red tomatoes. There were several winners for potted plants classes 1 - 7, Jeanette Dobovich, Diane Elliott, Deb Campbell and Daryl Perry with Daryl taking the outstanding award. Terry Perry was the winner of the potted plants, classes 8 - 14. Laura Lee Davis won for
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School exhibit at Coronation Fair The outstanding entries in the School Section were: Grades 1-3 - Brady Selzler; Grades 4-6 - Karly Ramsay and Abby Schetzsle; and Grades 7-9 - Robby Gilbertson. Handwriting awards went to: Grades 1-2 - 3-way tie, Graham Goodbrand, Caleb Kobi and Sandy Chad; and Grades 3-5 - Katelyn Thomas. Original Fiction awarded to Graham Goodbrand and Rusty
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charging that Wright is totally to blame. “I certainly don’t hold subordinates accountable for the actions of their superiors,” says Harper. The problem for Harper is that Nigel There are two trials going on--a criminal was not the superior, he was Harper’s trial for Mike Duffy and a trial of public subordinate. opinion for Stephen Harper and Nigel In his question avoidance, Harper daily Wright. becomes the moral judge, juror and execuDuffy, the charged, and Wright, the wittioner. “There are only two men accountable, ness, are under oath to ‘tell the truth, the Wright and Duffy, and when I found out whole truth and nothing but the truth’ unlike Harper who only has to convince the their actions, I held them responsible.” But the problem is much broader than two men voting public that he is telling the truth. and one court case where no judgement has Telling the truth simply means giving correct information as far as you are aware, yet been rendered. Harper’s staff attempted to tamper with whereas telling the “whole truth” also an independent audit by Deloitte, thwarted brings in the concept of omission of facts. Omission of facts is powerful in defending Senate committee independence, attempted to cover Duffy’s disputed expenses from taxone’s virtue. Harper wants us to forget that receiptable donations to the Conservative he personally chose Duffy as a PEI Senator party, re-wrote a Senate Committee Report, for his fundraising abilities against the developed an elaborate media lie, told Duffy advice of his in-house lawyer, Benjamin not to cooperate with the auditors, wrote the Perrin and the wishes of Island residents. media “lie” for Duffy, and planned to create Duffy was not a PEI resident having lived a special Senate subcommittee to ensure the and worked full-time in Ottawa for over 40 “right senators” would interpret the eligible years. expenses to protect all Harper-appointed senators with spending problems in the I’m not going to answer the future. questions (posed by the media Bill Clinton survived impeachment by sticking to his truth ‘ism’. “I never slept with during the election campaign) that woman”. It was the truth, just not the because I don’t accept your whole truth and nothing but the truth. He didn’t sleep with her, he only had oral sex rendition of the truth. with her! - STEPHEN HARPER Harper is counting on returning to 24 Sussex by sticking to his truth ‘ism’. “I didn’t know who wrote the cheque.” And his media Under oath Wright said we needed “the avoidance strategy, “I’m not going to answer public to believe that the cheque was from the questions (posed by the media during Mike Duffy because the public would never accept the truth”. He also said that his ‘good the election campaign) because I don’t accept to go’ comment related to Harper approving your rendition of the truth.” Harper, fortunately does not have to tell the media strategy—for which we now know the whole truth and nothing but the truth or was intended to deceive the public. Harper can say he didn’t know it was a deceit, but in answer questions. Wright did, although his memory was not always as clear in remema court of law, ignorance is not a defence. The primary role of any chief of staff is to bering details as that of Harper’s former in-house legal advisor, Benjamin Perrin. know and do the Prime Minister’s will and But Wright had to be very careful because most importantly ‘preserve plausible denias he testified and the 500+ e-mails were ability’. In this case, the ‘fact’ that was entered into evidence, Duffy started to supposedly preserved from the Prime appear as the unwilling participate in the Minister was how Duffy’s expenses were scheme and others, including Wright, paid. Harper has this ‘truth’ point to make seemed to be the instigators. Alas, time will and he doggedly repeats it day after day. tell whether the RCMP charged the right Harper likes to use the media line, guy with bribery and fortunately for Harper “Canadians with common sense would that will be long after the federal election. As expect Duffy to repay”. Should commonsense Canadians not also reasonably believe for Perrin, he has no political or personal that any Prime Minister, especially the most reasons to be fuzzy with details; he appeared to be confident and non-contradictory in his control-oriented PM in the history of facts during his testimony and cross examiCanada, ever allow his underlings to wield nation. It was like he was relieved to be able that much power and control without his to speak the truth and get it off his chest. knowledge? Harper appointed Duffy against Perrin’s Then there is the whole issue of telling legal advice, set the tone for the office, ‘nothing but the truth’, not lying or making approved the deceitful media strategy and is assumptions based on facts. First Harper the superior with the ministerial responsisaid nobody, other than Wright and Duffy bility for the PMO and its staff. knew of this deal. Yet during Duffy’s trial, The buck does stop at Harper, but as we find out that everybody in Harper’s staff knew, including his current chief of staff and Clinton and others have proven throughout history, the voting public is pretty good at long-time ‘like a son’, Ray Nowak. resolving any inner moral conflicts by ratioCaught in a lie, and out to protect Nowak nalizing, “the end justify the means”. at all cost, Harper goes on the offence,
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by Rick Strankman, MLA Drumheller/Stettler Constituency There is a near-epidemic of provincial debt in Canada. B.C.’s debt is $65$70 billion—nearly $60,000 for every family of four. Manitoba’s debt exceeds $33 billion—$100,000 per family. Quebec’s gross public sector debt, according to the Montreal Economic Institute, stands at $277 billion—$134,000 per family. And Ontario has the dubious honour of being the largest sub-sovereign debtor in the world. It owes $314.5 billion. Interest rates are low, so debt servicing costs are manageable. Yet interest rates are like oil prices. They fluctuate. (Many will remember 20% home mortgages.) Today, Ontario pays $11.4 billion a year to service debt. Yet if interest rates should rise into the 6%-10% range, debt servicing costs could climb near $20-$25 billion, which would put enormous pressure on their health and education programs. (Every dollar spent on interest is a dollar less to spend elsewhere.) Between 1982 and 1992, Alberta piled up debt— about $23 billion. Based on our population at the time, the amount owed was roughly $35,000 for every family of four. Debt ate deep into the government’s ability to deliver core services. By 1992, nearly 10% of provincial revenue was devoted to servicing debt—an amount equal to 32% of health care spending, 36% of basic and advanced education, or 75% of the social services budget.
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Albertans were shelling out multiple billions in taxes for which they got absolutely nothing in return. When Ralph Klein took office in 1992, the one-year projected deficit was $2.8 billion, and the province was borrowing 25% of its annual revenue. Debt servicing costs were $1.4 billion per year. Almost immediately, Klein started reigning in the size and cost of government. Some people complained, although it was obvious that this level of borrowing and spending simply couldn’t be maintained. In 2004, twelve years after Klein became premier, Alberta declared itself debt free. Finance Minister Patricia Nelson said, “It’s over with. We can go home to our kids and our grandkids and say, ‘We have protected your future so you will not be carrying the burdens of the past.’” The government of that era did a great service to Albertans. It ensured that tax dollars would pay for real government services instead of being poured down a black hole simply to cover interest on debt. Future taxpayers were assured that they wouldn’t be paying for government services already consumed by their parents and grandparents. Today, Alberta is at a financial crossroads. Earlier this year, a financial report indicated that the province’s debt was on the cusp of $12 billion, with annual interest payments reaching $714 million. Turn to No debate, Pg 11
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Dining and Entertainment Guide Aug. 27 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, David Sep. 11 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, Eyes on Sep. 12 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, TBA, Sep. 17 - Stettler Old Tyme Dances, Ralph Pastorious, 403-346-5636. Ivan, 403-346-5636. 403-346-5636. & Friends. Dance: 5-10 p.m. Supper 6-7 Aug. 28 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, SlagSep. 11-13 - Ol’ MacDonalds Music Festi- Sep. 13 - Bashaw Community Church, as p.m. Tickets $20/person, dance only duster/Explain/Leave the Living/Wraith of Sun. Sep. 13, morning services move $10, supper only $14. Available at the val featuring Ian Tyson. For tickets and Risen, 403-346-5636. to 10 a.m. door. 403-742-5640. All ages welcome. camping - 403-742-6603 Aug. 29 - Coronation Oilmen’s Golf Tourna- Sep 12 - Coronation & District Support Sep. 14 - Alzheimer’s Support Group. Stetter Rec. Centre (upstairs) ment. 403-575-5169. 10:30 a.m. Coronation Drop-in Centre. Sep. 17-18 - Pet Extravaganza with Dr. Services Rummage Sale, 10-3 p.m. @ Aug. 29 - P&H Elevator Preservation Soc. Val 403-578-2013. Megan Wakefield, 11-7 p.m., Castor Coronation Curling Rink. Diane @ 403Harvest Supper. Threshing demo, rope Sep. 14 - Central Alberta Legal CommuLegion. Photo op. with your pet, home578-2727. making demo. Flour making 2-4 p.m., nity Legal Clinic, 1st Annual Advice-Amade treats. Sep. 12 - Clive Village wide Garage Roast pork supper 4-6 p.m. Everyone Sale and Cookie Walk, 9 a.m. at Clive Thon, free legal advice, photo id & BBQ Sep. 18 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, Mediwelcome. Meeting Room. To book a table - $15, lunch, Mon. Sept. 14, 11-2 p.m. City sinal with an AC/DC Tribute, 403-346Aug. 29 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, The 403-754-5695. Rain or Shine. Hall Park, Red Deer, 403-314-9129. 5636. Cont’d on, Pg 8 Whisper Kings, 403-346-5636. Sep. 4 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, Stone Iris/Ten Minute Detour/ with Dr. Megan Wakefield The Vat is Red Deer’s premiere, Altera, 403-346awesome-ist, coolest, radical, all Join us right live entertainment bar and 5636. Metiskow Agriculture Society night club where something is usually Sept 17 & 18 Sept 10 & 11 Sep. 5 - The Vat, 43 going on 7 days a week. From bigger name From 11 am - 7 pm From 11 am 7 pm acts to local and Canadian entertainment, the St. Red Deer, Roy Vat has something for everyone. Castor Coronation August 2015 Fri, 11 Saturday, September 19 Burnett MemoLegion Fri Fri, 28 Eyes on Ivan Lion’s Rec Centre Registration 10-10:30 • Ride Start 11:00 rial, 403-346Slagduster / Expain Sat, 12 TBA / Leave the Living / Fri, 18 Steak supper 5:00 at Metiskow Hall, Photo Opportunity 5636. Wraith Risen Medisinal with an Homemade $30/rider (horse or wagon) includes supper, with Treasured Memories’ Sat, 29 AC/DC Tribute Sep. 10-11 - Pet Treats! supper tickes only $20/plate, Holly Grob 3-7 pm The Whisper Kings Sat, 19 Marystown Plus Special Thu, 24 Extravaganza kids 10 & under free. Have Your September 2015 Leave the Living / orders can Bring your own lunch for the trail. with Dr. Megan Fri, 4 Corvus the Crow Photo Taken be placed. Water is supplied. Stone Iris / Fri, 25 With Your Wakefield, 11-7 Ten Minute Detour / The Dear Kills Wagons welcome. Pet! Altera Sat, 26 “89” p.m., Coronation Sat, 5 Please pre-register by Sept. 14/15 Lion’s Rec Centre. Find Our Event Postings on Roy Burnett Vat ” For questions or to register call: Facebook @ “We Love The Memorial Photo op. with Wilma Halvorson 780-753-6370 403-346-5636 or e-mail: wilma_halvorson@hotmail.com your pet, home101 5301 43 St., Red Deer We have all your pet’s essentials! Ed/Connie Masson – 780-857-2254 made treats.
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Above, Jesse Tkach along with brother Chase and Kayden Glasier were one of the teams to participate in the Wild Pony Race at the Coronation Royal Rumbull Bull-a-rama, Wed. Aug. 19. Right, Jordan Lloyd Carlier of Medicine Hat was the first to crack the gate on the bull, I’m A Thug, Bulls one, bull riders, zero! Left, Justin Lloyd of Tisdale, Sk. doesn’t make the eight seconds on the bull, Tweedle Dee. Winner of the event was Cody Coverchuck and the bull of the night went to ‘Hey Jack’. Coverchuck of Meadow Lake, Sk. rode Poison Candy for a 81.5 score in the first go-round and got a 82.5 score on Tanner Eno’s bull, ‘Shakin Hands’ for a total of 164. ECA Review/J. Webster
Going, gone and going for Brant Jones of Consort as he gets thrown from his bull at the Royal Rumbull Bull-a-rama in Coronation Wed. Aug. 19. The bull quickly turns on him but bullfighters Ty Prescott, Monty Phillips and Brett Monea move in to protect him.
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Construction of the new Kneehill County Administration/Medical Clinic building is in full swing. According to Thomas Sypkes of Shunda Construction, the site contractor, shingling of the roof will begin this week as well as window installation. Following that, roughing in of electrical and plumbing can begin. According to Kneehill County’s website, the project is due for completion in the spring of 2016. ECA Review/D.Johnston
No debate Cont’d from Pg 6 Nevertheless, instead of introducing a spring budget in the legislature that would have addressed the growing debt problem, the premier issued an internal order authorizing her government to borrow yet another $6 billion. No budget. No debate. More debt. Former Finance Minister Nelson was anxious for people to tell their children: “We have protected your future.” Rachel Notley is headed in the opposite direction. Thus far, her strategy for debt has been to accumulate more debt. But the real question she should be asking is whether Albertans ought to follow in the deep tracks of debt laid down by Ontario and Quebec, or forge our own path of fiscal responsibility by staying away from debt and controlling the cost of government.
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RECREATION, LAWN & GARDEN • Westfield 7” X 36’ grain auger & 10 hp motor. • ½” Impact & air wratchets. • Gear pullers. • JD LX188 ride-on lawn tractor w/ 48” deck. • Versatile 8”, 40 ft. pto. driven grain auger. • ¾” Socket set.• Impact sockets. • Skilsaw. • Morris CP-731 Magnum II 39 ft. deep tillage ●JD 9600 s/p combine w/ JDVanguard 914 1416’ ft.fiberglass p/u, boat w/ Evinrude • 1989 GRAIN TRUCKS FARM EQUIPMENT 140 hp.hrs., outboard motor &hydro, Ez-Loader trailer, fish finder, 2,406 sep. hrs., 3,245 eng. 1994, cultivator w/ 3 bar harrows. • Kellough 28’ stackmover.• 14’ Crazy harrows. ●JD 9600 s/p combine w/ JD 914 14 ft. p/u, ●JD 9600 combine w/ JD ft. seats p/u,5,ext., stereo, motor needs rings. fines/p cut chopper, big914 top14 hopper chaff • Linden postpounder w/ 4 way 2,406 sep. hrs., 3,245 eng. hrs., 1994, hydro, 2,406 sep. hrs., 3,245 eng. hrs., 1994, hydro, • 1983 Honda 3 wheel ATV trike. spreader, air foil sieve, shedded, exc. cond. ●2009 Charmac 14 ft. t/a enclosedhydraulics. cargo • Alteen 14 ft. double offset tandem disc. trailer, finehopper cut chopper, big top 5500 hopper ext., chaff fine cut chopper, big top ext., chaff • 1978 Blizzard snowmobile. checkerplate floor, side door, barn doors, 15” • NH 256 rolabar 10’ hay rake.• 20’ hay rack. sieve, exc. cond. ●2009 Charmac 14 ft. t/a enclosed cargo spreader, air foil sieve,spreader, shedded,air exc. cond. • foil 1969 Ski-dooshedded, Olympique 336 snowmobile. trailer, ●2009 Charmac 14 3,500 ft. t/a enclosed cargo trailer, tires, lb. axles, used twice, like new. • Morris 24 ft. rodweeder. • FEL hay basket. • Flexi-coil System 95 harrow packer bar w/ 5 • Penwood 16’ restored canoe.• ATV utility trailer. checkerplate floor, side checkerplate floor, side door, barn doors, 15” door, barn doors, 15” bar4450 harrows,tractor, 50 ft., 1¾”1983, packers. 7,980 original •hours, 1987 Chevrolet 70 s/a 3 ton grain truck w/ 16 tires,twice, 3,500 like lb. axles, used twice, like new. lb. axles, used new.MISCELLANEOUS ●JD 3 PT.tires, HITCH3,500 ATTACHMENTS ft. steel box &XNordic hoist, 79,039draper original km, roll • Land ●JD 930D header, 30’, factory trans., • Generac 15KVA pto generator & s/a trailer. powershift, 540/1000 pto, 140 hp. CAHR, 20.8 Pride 5 ft. rough cut rotary mower. ●JD 4450 tractor,hours, 1983, 7,980 10F/2R, original hours, ●JD 4450 tractor, 1983, 7,980 original multi & p/u reel. tarp, 10.00 X 20single tires, gas.point adapters, • Butler 1100 bu. bin w/ wood floor on skids. 38 duals, 3 hyd’s., 1 owner, shedded, exc.HI/LO, cond. • Land Pride 5’ rototiller. • 6 Ft. rear blade. 930D draper header, 30’, factory trans., ●JD draper header, factory trans., powershift, pto,X140 hp.930D CAHR, 20.8 X ●JD powershift, 540/1000 pto, 140 hp.540/1000 CAHR, 20.8 ●John Deere 93030’, flex header, 30 ft., p/u reel. • 1000 & 1250 Gallon poly water tanks. • Splitter King log splitter.• Wire roller/unroller. multi & single point adapters, p/u reel. & ●Elmers single p/u reel. 38 duals, 3 hyd’s., 1 owner, shedded, exc.point cond. 38 duals, 3 hyd’s., 1 owner, shedded, exc. cond. multi 30adapters, ft. combine header transport. • 100 fiberglass watertrailer, barrel. spray on ●2011 20Gallon ft. t/a flatdeck • Ferguson 7 header, ft. cultivator 2 bottom plow.Bluesky 930 30&ft., p/u reel. ●John Deere 930 flex ●John header,Deere 30 ft., p/u flex reel. • (2)front – 500 Gallon fuelbeavertails, tanks w/ stand. 7,000 lb. ●Versatile 400 s/p swather w/Holland 18’ UII p/u reel. rubber coating, winch, • New 451 9 ft. sickle mower. ●Elmers ft. combine ●2011 headerBluesky transport. ●2011 Bluesky 20spray ft. t/a on flatdeck trailer, spray on ●Elmers 30 ft. combine header 30 transport. 20 ft. t/a flatdeck • 135trailer, Gallon slip tanklike w/ hand pump. ●Swather mover. ●16 Ft.s/p unused bat axles, 8rubber bolt rims, 16”front tires, new. ●Versatile swather w/&reel. 18’ UII TRUCK p/u reel.winch, coating, winch, ●Versatile 400 s/p swather w/ 18’400 UII p/u reel. • Alteen 14 ft. double offset tandem disc. rubber coating, front beavertails, 7,000 lb. beavertails, VEHICLES GRAIN • McMillan posttype hole auger, 3”, 6”, & 8” bits.7,000 lb. ●3’ (W) X 5’ (L) s/a trail quad AUGERS, & TANKS ●Swather mover. ●16 Ft. unused bat reel.16” axles, 8 bolt rims, 16” tires, likedump new. trailer. ●Swather BINS, mover. ●16 Ft. unused bat reel. axles, 8 bolt rims, tires, like new. • Prasco 125 Super Seeder 40 ft. air seeder w/ • 1992 Suzuki Samurai convertible SUV, 4X4, •82”ft. Water pump w/ trailer. Honda 4 hp. motor. ●4s/a Ft.trail wide Xquad long • 1969 Ford 600 s/a 3 ton grain truck w/ 16 ft. ●3’ (W) X 5’ dump (L) s/as/a trail typeofquad dump trailer. (W)TANKS X 5’ (L) type trailer. Bourgault cultivator.• 10 Ft. cultivator w/ spikes. BINS, AUGERS, TANKS •18 Auger hoppers.• Variety vet supplies. 136,032 orig.●3’ & ●8 Ft. wide X ft. long pipe framed hay rack. wood box &BINS, hoist, HI/LO,AUGERS, 10F/2R, 9.00 X 20& tires, ●4 Ft. wide X 8 ft. long s/a trailer. ●4 Ft. wide X 8 ft. long s/a trailer. • MF 27 ft. cultivator w/ spikes & 3 bar harrows. • km’s., 5 speed HOUSEHOLD long wagons-setup to hold pipehay or wood. gas, 33,257 miles showing. ●8 Ft. wide X 18 ft. rack. long pipe framed rack. ●8 Ft. wide X ●(4)-18’ 18 ft. long pipe framed hay (14) – 6 Ft. sections of 3 bar harrows. manual trans. w/ • Antique Howard Miller 31 day clock. ●(4)-18’ long wagons-setup to hold pipe or wood. ●(4)-18’ long wagons-setup to hold pipe or wood. MISCELLANEOUS SPRAYER HI/LO range, very • Antique restored Underwood typewriter, (working). SWATHING, HAYING & HARVEST ●IH 25 horse drawn potato planter. MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS • good condition. • 1950’s Chrome style kitchen table. ●Lincoln Electric 300 Amprestored PTO driven ●IH horse drawn potato welder planter. w/ 25 4horse drawn restored planter. • 2006bushel Honda●IH Accord door car, sunroof, A/C,25 •potato Pfaff open arm sewing machine w/ cabinet. ●(9) – Westeel Rosco 1800 hopper cables on s/a trailer. ●Snowco grain cleaner. ●Lincoln Electric 300 Amp PTO driven welder w/ ●Lincoln Electric 300 Amp PTO driven welder w/ 305,000 km’s., 5 speed& manual trans. • Skywatcher 8” DC telescope.• Hide-a-bed. bottom Rosco grain ●(9) bins aeration ducting skids. ●Miller 225 Thunderbolt welder w/ cables Westeel Rosco 1800 bushel hopper cables ongrain s/a trailer. ●Snowco grain cleaner.on ●(9) – Westeel 1800–w/ bushel hopper cables on s/a trailer. ●Snowco cleaner. •bins 1997bottom Fordaeration Ranger XLT truck, 130,000 km.,●Miller stan•225 LargeThunderbolt cast iron commercial cooktop. • Chair. 2000 bushelgrain hopper grain bin. bottom w/ ducting & skids. portable cart. ●Heavy duty 220 grinder. DCVwelder w/ cables on bottom ●Butler grain bins w/ aeration ducting & skids. ●Miller 225 Thunderbolt DC welder w/ cables on ●JD 4020 tractor, 1965, 5,812 orig. hours, cab, • Natural gas space heater. • PLUS MORE!! dard, A/C, 2WD, recent $1,800 w/o. ●Westeel Rosco 1450 & 1800 bu. hopper ●Butler 2000 bushel hopper bottom grain bin. ●4 Ft. X 8 ft. heavy duty welding table w/ 2 vices. portable cart. ●Heavy duty 220 V grinder. ●Butler 2000 bushel hopper bottom grain bin. portable cart. ●Heavy duty 220 V grinder. Flexi-coil 55orig. 70 ft., 525 gallon poly powershift ,4700 540/1000 pto., 95 diesel, 18.4 Xp/t sprayer, ●JD 4020 tractor, 1965, 5,812 hours, cab, ●JD 4020 tractor, 1965, 5,812 hours, cab, • Versatile s/p swather w/ orig. 25 ft.hp., UII p/u ●Westeel Rosco 1450 & 1800 bu. hopper bottom grain bins w/ aeration ducting & skids. ●4 Ft. X 8 ft. heavy duty welding table w/ 2 vices. ●Westeel Rosco 1450 & 1800 bu. hopper ●Engine hoist w/ 2000 lb. electric winch. ●4 Ft. X 8 ft. heavy duty welding table w/ 2 vices. GUEST CONSIGNOR - HENRY MICHIELSEN - (403)-740-6537 tank, powershift , 540/1000 pto., 95 hp.,hydraulic diesel,pump. 18.4 X 34 reel, tires, hyd’s, owner, cond. powershift 540/1000 pto.,Cummins 95 shedded, hp., diesel, 18.4 Xmonitors, 1986,2,2,501 hours,176hp. diesel, cab, v.g. bottom grain bins w/ aeration ducting & skids. ●Sakundiak 10”, 60’ hyd. swing grain auger. ●Engine hoist w/ 2000 lb. electric winch. bottom grain bins w/ aeration ducting & skids. ●60 Gallon 5 hp. air compressor, 220 Volt. ●Engine hoist w/ 2000 lb. electric winch. 34 tires, 2 hyd’s, 1 cond. owner, shedded, v.g. cond. • 12 Ft. X 10 ft. steel creep feeder on skid. ●Deutz tractor, 122 hp.,v.g. 3,950 hours, 2 MISCELLANEOUS 34 tires, 2DX-6.50 hyd’s, shedded, SPRAYER TRAILER & MOTORHOME a/c, radio, v.g. cond.1 owner, ●Sakundiak 10”,auger. 60’ hyd. swing grain auger. ●60 Gallon 5 hp. air compressor, 220 Volt. 10”, 8”, 60’ grain ●Brandt 50 ft.swing self propelled grain auger. ●60 Gallon 5 hp. aircompressor compressor, 220 ●Air reels w/ hose. ●Jackalls. ●Deutz DX-6.50 122●Sakundiak hp., 3,950 hours, 2 hyd. • (2) - hose 32 Ft. Volt. portable pipe framed windbreaks. ●Deutz tractor, 122 hp., 3,950tractor, hours, 2 hyd’s., DX-6.50 20.8 X 38 new rears, 540/1000 pto. ●Brandt 8”, 50 ft. self propelled grain auger. ●Air compressor hose reels w/ hose. ●Jackalls. ●Brandt 8”, 50 ft. self propelled grain auger. ●8”, 33’ s/p grain auger w/ 20 hp. Kohler. ●Air compressor hose reels w/ hose. ●Jackalls. ●9 Ft. (W) X 17 ft. (L) metal framed skid. hyd’s., 20.8 X 38 new rears, 540/1000 pto. • (2) 30 Ft. portable pipe framed calf shelters. hyd’s., 20.8 X 38 new rears, 540/1000 pto. ●International W-9 tractor w/ Farmhand loader, ●8”, s/p Kohler. grain w/ 20 hp. ●9 (W) (L)framed metal framed skid. 33’●(3) s/p grain auger w/ 33’ 20Flow” hp. - Keho “Super binauger aeration fans. ●9 Ft. (W)Kohler. X 17 (L)Xmetal skid. ●8ft.Ft. 8 Ft. ft. framed wooden shed. ●7”silage Metal ●International W-9loader, tractor w/●8”, Farmhand loader, • (3) –X3017 Ft.ft. pipe feedbandsaw. bunks. ●International W-9540 tractor w/ 1 Farmhand 16.9 X 34 tires, pto., owner. ●(3) Keho “Super Flow” bin aeration fans. ●8 Ft. X 8 ft. wooden shed. ●7” Metal ●(3) Keho “Super Flow” bin aeration fans. ●8 Ft. X 8 ft. wooden shed. ●7” Metal bandsaw. • 2001 Trailtech t/a dually sprayer trailer, total ●Flaman 3 hp aeration fan. ●1250 Gal. tank. ●±(200) 2X4 & ±(40) 2X6 Non treated boards. 16.9 34 tires, 540 pto., 1 owner. • Lewis cattle oiler w/ new double wicks.bandsaw. 16.9 X 34 tires, 540 pto., 1X owner. • Farmhand 22 ft.●500 stackmover w/ galvanized new deck. VEHICLES ●Flaman 3 hp aeration ●1250 tank. ●±(200) 2X4 & ±(40) 2X6 Non treated ●Flaman 3 hpGallon aeration fan. ●1250 Gal. length –tank. 37 ft., fan. deck –- 2X4 23Gal. ft.,●Mac deck width 12 upright ●±(200) & ±(40) -–2X6 - •Non treated boards. water tank on length wheels. Tools metal tool chest. Powder River heavy duty cattle headgate. boards. VEHICLES VEHICLES ●500 Gallon galvanized water tank onupright wheels. ●1970 International 1600 Loadstar winch truck ●Mac Tools metal tool16’ chest. ●500 Gallon galvanized water tank on wheels. ft., GVWR: 25,578 lbs., LT235/85R16 tires. ●Mac Tools metal tool chest. ●300 Gallon galvanized water tank. ●Craftsman wheeled weedeater. ●Drill press. • (2) - 1 upright Round bale feeders.• calf shelter. CaseInternational IH 1680 8.25 s/p combine w/ Case 12 ft. head-axle. International 1600 Loadstar winchgalvanized truck ●1970 1600 winch truck ●300 Gallon galvanized water tank. ●Craftsman wheeled weedeater. ●Drill press. w/ •gin poles, X●1970 20Loadstar tires, HI/LO ●300 Gallon water tank. • 1982 Ford Glendale Econoline 21’ motorhome, ●Craftsman wheeled weedeater. ●Drill press. ●250 Gallon poly water tank on wheels. • John Deere 8630 4WD tractor, 1978, big 1000 pto., ●Milwaukee cut-off saw. ●Extension ladders. er, 1988, 2358.25 hp., 3,473 engine hours, loss w/ gin truck poles, 8.25 Xft.20wood tires,●250 HI/LO axle. poly water w/ gin poles, X 20 tires, HI/LOgrain axle. ●250 Gallon poly water tank on wheels. ●Milwaukee cut-off saw. ●Extension ladders. Gallon tank on wheels. ●1968 Ford F-700 grain w/ 16 box ●Milwaukee cut-off saw. ●Extension ladders. 86,237 km.,sleeps 6, A/C, awning, fridge, stove. ●25 Gal. poly water tank on s/a quad trailer. 20.8 X 38 duals, 3 hyd.’s, runs, needs work. ●Assorted air tools & wrenches.●Battery charger. ●1968 Ford F-700 grain truck w/ Gal. 16 ft.poly wood box ●25on monitors, hydro, chopper. ●1968 Ford F-700 grain truck w/ 16 ft. wood box poly tank●Assorted on s/a quad trailer. ●Assorted &1952, wrenches.●Battery charger. ●25 water s/atanks quadwater trailer. & hoist, 59,386 miles showing, 10F/2R, HI/LO air ●Cultivator tools & wrenches.●Battery charger. • Caseair “D”tools tractor, runs. ●100HI/LO & 135tank Gal. Gal. slip w/ 12V pumps. shovels & spikes.●Heavy duty ramps. FEEDpumps. RELATED & hoist, 59,386 miles showing, 10F/2R, • 14’ Hay wagon w/ new deck. • 10’ Landlevel& hoist, 59,386 miles showing, 10F/2R, HI/LO • New Holland 1033 p/t bale wagon. ●100 & 135 slipLIVESTOCK tanks w/&12V ●Cultivator shovels & spikes.●Heavy duty ramps. tanks w/ 12V Gal. pumps. ●Cultivator shovels & spikes.●Heavy duty ramps. range, 10.00 X 20 tires, 366 motor, roll tarp.●100 & 135 Gal. slip • Sakundiak 10”, 60 ft. hyd. swing auger. kid’s sleigh.●Wood splitter. ●Tablesaw. ±(450) - 2015●Antique round hay kid’s●Antique TILLAGE & •SEEDING 10.00 X 20tarp. tires, 366 motor, roll tarp. range, 10.00 X p/t 20 swather. tires, 366 motor, roll ler.wood • 1965 John Deere 3020 parts tractor.TILLAGE • Autotran 25’ • Canola roller. ●Antique kid’s sleigh.●Wood splitter. ●Tablesaw. sleigh.●Wood splitter. ●Tablesaw. ●1965 Chevrolet 30range, grain truck w/ 12 ft. • (2)-Sakundiak 7”, 45’ grain augers, 16 hp motors. & SEEDING TILLAGE & SEEDING ●Portable air tank.●Ammunition boxes.●Router. bales25netft.wrapped w/ ●1965 Chevrolet grain w/320 12 ft. wood ●Morris CP-725 cultivator, ●1965 30 grain truck w/ 12 ft.30 wood • Newtruck Holland square baler. (parts) ●Portable air boxes.●Router. ●Portable box & Chevrolet hoist, 31,251 miles showing, 4F/1R. • Fordboxes.●Router. 241tank.●Ammunition doubleDue offsetto 21 ft. wing-up discer. ●Morris CP-725 cultivator, 25 mix, ft. air tank.●Ammunition ●Morris●JD CP-725 cultivator, 254ft. Auctioneer’s Note: health reasons JD 568, brome / alfalfa box&showing, &Rhonda hoist,have 31,251 showing, 4F/1R. box & hoist, 31,251 4F/1R. Auctioneer`s Note:miles Ewald dis- miles 24’ cultivator, bar harrows, 6” spacing. • JD 750●JD mixermill w/ Forester auger. (parts). Auctioneer’s Note: Due to health reasons • Renn R-24 grain roller. • Kid’s western saddles. Auctioneer’s Note: Due to health reasons ●JD 24’ cultivator, 4 bar harrows, 6” spacing. 24’●Homemade cultivator, 4 bar harrows, 6” spacing. QUAD & LAWN TRACTOR ±1600 lb. avg. wt. Larry has sold the land & is retiring. Some 24welder. ft. harrow packer. continued their farming operation & have a& niceLAWN QUAD TRACTOR • 1250 Gal. poly tank.• Clarke 100 mig QUAD & LAWN TRACTOR Larry has sold the land & is retiring. Some • Mel-Cam 12 Ft. dozer blade, manual angle. Larry has sold the land & is retiring. Some ●Homemade 24 ft. –harrow packer. items are consigned by the purchaser of the ●Homemade 24 ft. harrow packer.• ±(100) 2014 Greenfeed ●2004 Arctic Cat V twin quad, 2,562 km., ●36 3 bar drag harrows. lineup of older, well650 maintained equipment. ●2004 Arctic Cat 650 quad, •V2”twin Water pump w/ B &Ft. Skm., 3 hp. motor. items are consigned byprocessor, the purchaser of the • Highline 7000 bale l.h. discharge. ●2004 Arctic Cat 650 V twin quad, 2,562 km., items are consigned by the purchaser of the ●36 Ft. 3 barround draghay harrows. ●36 Ft.2,562 3 bar drag harrows. bales. 4X4,Note hand warmers, 2500 lb. winch, v.g. cond. land, JDland, Johnson. Please notenote thethe 4 pm start ●Graham Hoeme 10 ft. cultivator. thewarmers, 4 PM start2500 time! lb. Forwinch, further info. cond. 4X4, hand warmers, 2500 winch, v.g. cond. JD Johnson. Please 4 pm start 4X4, hand v.g. • Inglislb. like new fridge. • Heavy duty ext. cord. land, JD Johnson. Please note the1316 4 pm start • Renn feed mixer wagon w/ scale. ●Graham Hoeme 10 ft. cultivator. ●Graham Hoeme 10 ft. cultivator. ●JDcall 212 lawn tractor w/ 32” tiller, deck, &32” front time!! For further information call JD or Larry ●Homemade 12 ft. heavy duty landleveller. ●JD 212 lawn tractor w/ tiller, deck, & front Ewald @ (403) 741-9070 OR Dunkle Auctions time!! For information call JDcalendar, or Larry ●JD 212 lawn tractor w/ 32” tiller, deck, & front time!! For further information callfurther JD ornoteLarry • Cut-off saw. • Bench grinder. • HD tie downs. ●Homemade 12 ft. heavy duty landleveller. Auctioneer’ s Note: There is a wide variety of items UP4BIDS in very nice condition. Please the 4 PM start time, mark your & be ●Homemade 12 ft. heavy duty landleveller. mount snowblower w/ Kohler motor.w/ Kohler motor. @ (403)-740-5992 or (403)-741-5401. ●(2) –36 Morris 36 items. ft. rodweeders. snowblower @ (403)-740-5992 or Auctions (403)-741-5401. mount snowblower w/ mount Kohler motor. @ 1-(877)UP4BIDS (874-2437). @like (403)-740-5992 orcall(403)-741-5401. ●(2) – Morris on36 time ft. as thisrodweeders. one looks a “DANDY”!! For further info. Edward @ (403) 741-8971 or Dunkle @ 1-(877) UP4BIDS (874-2437). • PLUS MORE farm miscellaneous ●(2) general – Morris ft. rodweeders.
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Bulls 10, cowboys zero at Halkirk Bullarama Ten bullriders and 10 saddle bronc riders took part in the 20th annual Halkirk Bullarama on Sat. Aug. 22. The saddle bronc riders had a competitive day which ended up with Casey Bertram taking home the top
prize, a saddle, with a total of 147 points on his two rides. The bull riding wasn’t so successful as no one was able to stay on for the full eight-seconds on stock provided by Rafter Anchor and Outlaw
Buckers. A highlight of the event was Niki Flundra with her Liberty Horse Act, which she has also performed in Las Vegas. The event also included The Ladies
of the Heartland riding for Kira Richardson; a seven year old girl currently undergoing treatments for osteosarcoma. Nadine Maxwell of Botha took home the monies from the 50/50 draw.
Left, Quinton Bock, riding Rye & Coke, was one of the many cowboys who lost to the bulls at the Annual Halkirk Elks Bullarama on Aug. 22. None of the bullriders lasted the eight seconds. Above, Tyler Wilson riding saddle bronc, Grape Girl in Halkirk Sat. Aug. 22.
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TILLAGE & FARM MACHINERY
1964 Kenworth L924 T/A Grain Truck w/Lux 19’x60” Steel Grain Box, Silage/Grain Tailgate, R/O Tarp, 250 Cummins, 5+4 Trans, 1977 GMC 6500 Sierra Grande Grain Truck w/16’ Steel Box & Roll Tarp, 366 Eng., 48, 000 Miles, 1952 Ford F5 Snub Nose S/A Cab & Chassis - 81892 Miles FH-8 Engine, – Runs Good, 1997 4-Star 24 Ft T/A Alum. Stock Trailer, Falcon 28 Ft T/A 5W Equipment Trailer w/Beaver Tail
JD 9450 Hoe Drill -30 Ft (3x10’) w/Tri-plex Hitch, Grass/Fertilizer, Factory Mover, Case IHC 4700 Vibratiller-60’, Mt. Harrows, JD 1010 – 26 Ft Vibrashank w/Mt Harrows, JD 3600 6-Btm Plow, 2013 Brandt 1036 Super Charger Grain Auger – PTO, JD 390 iMatch Flail Mower –New, Bale King Vortex 3100 Rnd. Bale Shredder, Highline 6800 Bale Pro Rnd. Bale Shredder, Chain Harrow Cart & Harrows -36’, 6-New Sets of Chain Harrow Sections, 2-JD Farm Wagons & Decks, Sig Neuhausen 5350 Kg European Farm Trailer – 6’x16’, JD 346 Square Baler, Diamond Harrows, Utility Augers, JD Bale Elevator w/ Transport, 8’ Severe Duty Belly Mt Dozer, JD MX 6 Rough Cut Mower – 3 PT, JD Pallet Fork Attach. For FEL, JD 22B 3 Pt Sub Soiler, JD 00270 Frt. Mt Snow Blower, 22Ft & 16 FT Harrow Bars w/ Rubber Tired End Wheels, Vicon Lily 4-Wheel Hay Rake, etc.
2014 Honda 250L CFR Road/Trail Motorbike – 282 Km, 2000 Lee Leisure Motorcycle Tent Trailer (Used Only 2 Nights)
1925 JD – Spoker D on Steel w/Flat-Back Lugs, PTO S/n 34586 –Runner – Original, Collection of Restored and Unrestored John Deere Tractors including JD- A’s w/
2004 JD 4710 SE High-Clearance Sprayer – 90’ Boom, 800 Gal. SS Tank, w/All Options, JD 9230 4WD Tractor -1200 Hrs w/Duals, 2008 JD 5625 MFWD Ag. Tractor w/ Cab, JD 542 SL FEL & Grapple, 3 PT, 1997 Trail Tech HC 220 - 42,000 Lb Dual Tandem Hi-Clearance Sprayer Trailer on Air, 2002 JD 3400 4x4 Telehandler
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ANTIQUE JOHN DEERE TRACTORS, CRAWLERS & COMBINE
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Custom Corral Cleaning and Manure Spreading: - equipped for big or small jobs: low sheds and confined areas. General Contracting: - all types of skid steer service The Order of the Eastern Star gathered for a banquet and awards ceremony on Aug. 17 at the Stettler Masonic Hall. Three organizations received cheques from the order. From the left, front row: Patti Parker, Ronald McDonald House accepting $3000 (for Red Deer, Edmonton and Calgary houses), Verna Rock accepting $1500 for Bar Harbor Camp and Leona Thorogood accepting $1000 for Stettler Hospital Foundation. Middle row: Debbie Matvichuk, Worthy Grand Matron and Dan Gyulai, Worthy Grand Patron both of Grand Chapter of Alberta. Back row: Paul Caples, Associate Worthy Patron, Gwen Lee, Associate Worthy Matron, Bonnie Nelson, Worthy Matron and Robert Coxen, Worthy Patron, all of Victoria Chapter #14, Stettler. ECA Review/D.Johnston
Mission of the Order of the Eastern Star The members of the Order of the Eastern Star Awards for Religious Eastern Star are dedicated women and Leadership (ESTARL)scholarships. men who sincerely reflect the spirit of Provincially, Alzheimers fraternal love and the desire to work Association, Juvenile Autism, Autism together for good. It gives them the Society including Caregivers, Diabetes opportunity to give a part of their time Association, U of A Glaucoma to many projects that benefit mankind. Department for research, and many Our lessons are scriptural, our purmore. poses are beneficent, and our Each chapter contributes locally – teachings are moral. we are currently disbursing dollars as Eastern Star is a social order comfollows: Ronald MacDonald Homes in prised of persons with spiritual values, Edmonton, Calgary and Red Deer; but it is not a religion. Its appeal rests Stettler Hospital Operating Room on the true beauty of the refreshing Campaign; Learning Centre for and character-building lessons that Dyslexia in Edmonton and Calgary; are so sincerely portrayed in its ritual- Masonic Lodge in Stettler; Order of istic work. Eastern Star Foundation, thus covA deep fraternal bond exists between ering local, regional and provincial its members. It is the wholesome relabodies. tionship of sisterly and brotherly love Membership in Eastern Star is dwinbrought about through high principles dling as in many fellowships. exemplified in our lives which make us Originally designed for daughters, near and dear to each other. widows, wives, sisters and mothers of While this is an order comprised of Master Masons in good standing now people of deep spiritual convictions, it or at time of their death, over time the is open to all faiths, except no faith. parameters have been broadened to The personal welfare of our members include legally adopted daughters, half is vital to all of those in the Eastern sisters, granddaughters, stepmothers, Star, and it is considered a privilege to step daughters, step sisters, daughtershelp another member whenever we in-law, grandmothers, great can. granddaughters, nieces, great nieces, The stated purposes of the organiza- mothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, and tion are: Charitable, Educational, aunts. First and second female cousins Fraternal and Scientific but there is of affiliated Master Masons have just more to it than that. The order was been added. Females must be 18 years founded using the beautiful and of age; males must be Masons. inspiring Biblical examples of heroic To inquire about membership, talk conduct and moral values. These porto a current member or contact a local tray the noble principles which should chapter. To find a chapter in your area, adorn the personal lives of Eastern contact the Grand Secretary of your Star members. province. Eastern Star strives to take good Petitions for membership are carepeople and through uplifting and elefully read, eligibility investigated and vating associations of love and service, voted on by chapter members. The and through precept and example Order strives to select persons of build an order which is truly dedicated mental, moral and spiritual quality to charity, truth and loving kindness. who will work together in harmony to Concrete evidence of the charitable perform objectives. 3” wideitsversion nature of the organization as it affects others is the millions of dol(Province Wide) lars which have Iron Filters • Softeners • Distillers • Reverse Osmosis been raised within Tell them Danny “Kontinuous Shok” Chlorinator the membership to Hooper sent you Patented Whole House Reverse Osmosis System 12345 support national, Water Well Drilling - Within 150 miles of Edmonton, jurisdictional, and Red Deer, Calgary (New Government water well grant starts April 1/13) local charities. Time Payment Plan O.A.C. for water wells and water treatment Eastern Star 1-800-BIG IRON (244-4766) supports the eduView our 29 patented and patent cation for pending inventions online at ministerial stuwww.1800bigiron.com dents through the
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UNDEVELOPED Country Residential Lots at Baptiste Lake, Alberta. Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers Unreserved Auction, October 29 in Edmonton. 2.05+/and 1.62+/- title acres, power & natural gas at property line. Jerry Hodge: 780-706-6652; rbauction.com/realestate. EXCELLENT “GREEN” 3000 8000 acres of pasture & hay land. Central Saskatchewan. Fully crossfenced & complete infrastructure. Natural springs on most quarters with consistent water supply. Full operation ready to locate or put cattle with hay. Other small & large grain & pasture quarters. $1.3 - $2.6m. Call Doug Rue 306716-2671.
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ACREAGE for rent Oct. 1 south of Coronation: Newer modular home with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. 1520 sq.ft. 5 appliances, laminate flooring throughout. Garden doors open off the dining area onto a covered deck. Approx. 18 acres of pasture, set up for horses. Fenced and cross fenced. Steel corrals. Automatic waterer, two horse shelters, small barn with tack room, two tie stalls and box stall. Other outbuildings include small heated building approx. 10x14 used as a hobby shop, insulated building approx. 14x20 with power and a 8x12 storage shed. Mature shelter belt, large yard and fire pit area. Rent is $1200/mo. plus damage deposit. Utilities extra. Pets ok with pet deposit. References a must. Call 403-575-0095.
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2014 JOHN DEERE D160 RIDE ON MOWER, 48” DECK, 25HP, 18.4 HRS ...$ 2,600 2013 CARGO MATE TANDEM TRAILER, 2X 3,500 LBS AXLES ...................$ 5,300 2011 CAT 272C SKIDSTEER, 90hp,2sp, AMEX PKG, FOAM TIRES, 1170hrs ...$47,000 2010 IHC TRANSTAR, 350HP, 10SP AUTO, DIFF LOCK, PTO ADAPT, 191K .$42,900 2010 CHEV CAMARO, 425HP 6.2L V8, 6SP STANDARD, ZR20 TIRES, 52K $27,500 2010 IHC TRANSTAR, 10SP ULTRASHIFT TRANS, DIFF LOCK, 350HP, 150K... $44,900 2009 IHC WESTERN CANADA BUS, 48 PASS, DIESEL, POWER DOOR, 101K ..$29,900 2009 IHC DURASTAR 9.3L GDT 310HP MAXXFORCE, 6SP AUTO, 240K....$38,900 2009 IHC PROSTAR,T/A 500HP,18SP, GVW 80,000LBS, 4:3 RATIO 372K .$49,900 2008 FREIGHTLINER M2, 300HP CUMMINS, 10SP,GVW35,000#,158K ....$34,900 2008 FREIGHTLINER COLUMBIA, T/A, 515HP, 18SP, LOCKERS, 502K.......$57,900 2008 FORD F450 XL SD AUTO 2WD, 6.4L DUALLY, 100K, FALL SPECIAL $13,500 2008 INTERNATIONAL 4300, AUTO, 210HP, 5SP, 14’ DECK, 125K ............$35,900 2007 IHC 4300,DT466,225HP,DOUBLE DECKER TOOLBOXES, 39K ..........$34,900
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ATTENTION Effective Sept 5
Castor & Coronation Value Drug Marts Will No Longer Be Providing Prescription Services On Saturdays
Regular prescriptions can be filled during weekly regular hours Monday thru Friday only. An Emergency Interim supply can be obtained at the hospital on weekends.
Randy Kary, Castor 403 882 3055 Chris Goodbrand, Coronation 403 578 3588
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NOTICE To Creditors And Claimants. Estate of Ralph Gordon McLarty who died on June 17, 2015. If you have a claim against this estate, you must file your claim by September 25, 2015 and provide details of your claim with E. Roger Spady, Barrister and Solicitor at Box 328, Coronation, Alberta, T0C 1C0. If you do not file by the date above, the estate property can lawfully be distributed without regard to any claim you may have.
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BRIDAL Shower for Caitlyn Keith, brideelect of Tyler Dickson at the Lutheran Church, Hanna. Sat. Sept. 5, 2015 at 1 p.m. Everyone welcome. For infromation contact Ruth Karg 403-854-2223. STETTLER Gun Club First Annual Turkey Shoot - Sat. Sept. 12. Members only, outdoor range. Registration 10-11 a.m. $5 adult (16+) and $2 youth (10-15) per category. Bring the family, pack a lunch. www.stettlergunclub.com or 7419898 for more info.
GRIEF & Loss Support Group, Wed. Sept. 9, 6:30 p.m. Meeting Room A, Coronation Hospital. For info: Val @ 403578-2013 DANCE CLASSES 2015. Come register Zinger School of Dancing Studio: 5102 Victoria Ave., Coronation Studio Phone: 403-5782885. Thurs. Sept 3 4:00 ‘til 7:00 p.m. Fri. Sept. 4 - 2:30 ‘til 5:00 p.m. Tap, Ballet, Jass, Adult Tap, Ladies Jazzercise and Mommy & Me (2 yrs. & under). Teachers for the 2015 Classes: Megan Anholt, Sandy Selzler, Shenai Smith and Jeannie Zinger. All ages welcome.
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TheTheCounty of Stettler is looking for Temporary Laborers. General duties may County of Stettler No. 6 invites all ratepayers include, notCouncil be limited to: to join but County and Administration to participate in Town Hall meetings. We encourage · Scale checking at the gravel pit and invite citizen input on various topics in a · Quantityagenda, checking at the construction site community-led on issues concerning our not limited to,projects · ratepayers Flaggingincluding, for roadbutconstruction the new County Shop/Office Complex, budget, · General labor duties on construction projects roads and County operations. Candidates must have: Monday, Hall 7:00 p.m. · March valid23ClassByemoor 5 license. Tuesday, March 24 Red Willow Hall 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 25 course Big Valleywould Jubilee Hall 7:00asset. p.m. · flagging be an Thursday, March 26 Erskine I.O.O.F. Hall 7:00 p.m. Saturday, March 28 Stettler Ag Society 10:00 a.m. Hours will be dependent upon the work available and weather conditions. Saturday, March 28 Linda Hall 2:00 p.m. Please submit resume, along with current 5-year driver’s abstract. Candidates For more information please contact the County of Stettleraatcriminal 403-742-4441.record check prior to commencement of work. selected will provide Resumes and supporting documents may be mailed or hand-delivered to: County of Stettler No. 6 6602-44 Avenue, PO Box 1270 STETTLER, Alberta T0C 2L0 ATTN: Rick Green, Director of Engineering The position(s) may remain open until suitable candidate(s) are found. We thank all for their interest in the County of Stettler, but only those selected for interview will be contacted.
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➨Training➨provided➨if➨needed ➨ ➨Wage➨negotiable-based➨on➨qualifications➨and➨➨ ➨ past➨experience Add this feature to your next career ad booking ➨Successful➨applicant➨will➨be➨required➨to➨provide➨Criminal➨ ➨ Record➨check➨and➨proof➨of➨Class➨5➨Driver’s➨license
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Located in CAMROSE next to the Smith Clinic LATISSE® (bimatoprost ophthalmic solution) 0.03% is a prescription treatment for hypotrichosis used to grow eyelashes, making them longer, thicker, and darker. Eyelash hypotrichosis is another name for having inadequate or not enough eyelashes. Important Safety Information
If you are using, or have used, prescription products for any eye pressure problems, only use LATISSE® under close doctor care.
LATISSE® use may cause increased brown pigmentation of the colored part of the eye, which is likely permanent. Eyelid skin darkening may occur, which may be reversible.
Only apply at the base of the upper eyelashes. DO NOT APPLY to the lower eyelid. Hair growth may occur in other skin areas that LATISSE® solution frequently touches. If you develop or experience any eye problems or have eye surgery, consult your doctor immediately about continued use of LATISSE®. The most common side effects after using LATISSE® solution are itchy eyes and/or eye redness. If discontinued, lashes will gradually return to their previous appearance. Full Prescribing Information has been provided to your doctor, or you can click here.
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