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Proudly Celebrating 45 Years

Although the hoarfrost caused power outages throughout east central Alberta this past week, its beauty brings us some picturesque scenes for the holiday season.

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Carla Kenney, in her report to council, said that snow removal on 45 and 46 Streets continues to experience delays and challenges because of vehicles remaining on the street.

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Budget preparations

The village is working on its 2016 budget and expects to have the operating and capital budget numbers in January. The biggest capital project in 2016 will be paving Railway Avenue. They are also looking into costs of a dasher board system for the outdoor rink.

Council looks forward to more funding for Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) to municipalities from the province to adjust for cost of living.

“We welcome the increase,” said Kenney.

“It’s good news.”

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Council voted in favour of the Clive Adventist Church remaining exempt of taxes as long as it continues to follow the requirements under the Municipal Government Act. The village, however, won’t provide water, sewer or garbage relief.

The village will increase security at the public works shop after an attempted theft of fuel on Dec. 7.

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year

The Village of Clive is looking into what kind of monuments they can facilitate for families requesting them and, at its Dec. 14 regular meeting, directed administration to see what other communities are doing.

This was prompted by a family in Clive wanting a monument to remember their teen son who was tragically killed in a car crash earlier this month.

“We will set it up so there is no cost to ratepayers,” said Carla Kenney, Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) for the village, adding, however, that the upkeep will be done by the village.

Kenney said it may be similar to Red Deer’s program, which has bench and tree programs.

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Revenue expected to decline for Kneehill Debra Johnston ECA Review Reporter Revenue is expected to drop $1.5 million across Kneehill County in 2016 primarily due to a decrease in linear assessment.

Director of Corporate Services Mike Morton brought forward the 2016 operating budget for council’s approval at the Dec. 15 meeting. Down to $37 million from $38.5 million last year, the budget shows a decrease in expenses as well to just under $26.7 million.

The difference, nearly $10.4 million, will go towards the capital budget. A total of $3.2 million will pay for gravel

acquisition and reserves. The remainder will go towards road projects, equipment and reserves. Council approved both budgets.

Retaining equipment

Kneehill County accepted the recommendation of Brad Buchert, Senior Manager of Transportation and Facilities, to cancel the sale of a scraper until the economy turns around.

Buchert reported that the re-sale value for used equipment is well below what the equipment is worth and it would be more profitable to keep the

scraper for roadwork and consider selling it once the economy picks up.

Originally, the funds from the sale were to offset the cost of a new grader purchased in 2015. Instead, funds from the capital equipment contingency will make up the difference.

Council goes green

Council approved the addition of 104 solar panels to the new medical/ administration building at a cost of $150,000. The panels will generate 31.72kva, (a KVA is 1,000 volt amps) or enough energy to power the building, according to CAO Al Hoggan.

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A light agenda for the Dec. 15 council meeting greeted a smaller Stettler town council as both Coun.

Karen Sernecky and Mayor Dick Richards were absent.

Coun. Sean Nolls was nominated to chair the meeting in the mayor’s stead.

Library a busy place

Stettler Library Manager Mary Zazelenchuk along with Jane Skocdopole and Barb Gano presented council with the 2016 library budget.

Rising costs for electronic resources

like ebooks plus the rise in staffing costs have added to the $448,004 budget. Of that amount, the town contributes $232,961 and the County of Stettler $125,440 Zalenchuk explained that ebooks are nearly double the price of printed books. Because the books don’t wear out nor require replacement, publishers are insulating their profits by charging libraries more to purchase them. Between 200 and 500 people use ebooks monthly.

Library patrons will be able to access the library website on their mobile devices in 2016. In 2015, the library saw a five-year peak in circulation with someone borrowing an item

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NSF and fraud policies Dena Clark

ECA Review Reporter During the Coronation town council meeting on Mon. Dec. 14 council adopted two new policies, one dealing with all payments returned as non-sufficient funds (NSF) as well as customer accounts for which there are two or more NSF charges.

The second policy puts a fraud prevention policy in place.

For every payment returned from the Town of Coronation’s bank(s) for NSF and/or non-sufficient funds Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) payment there will be a $25 charge.

Customers will be advised and responsible for making arrangements to make up any missed payments through cash, cheque or debit and a record of the number of returned payments will be kept on file.

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Council also approved the town’s contribution of $30,000 to the Stettler Town and Country Museum. Both the town and county have increased contributions to the museum by $2,000 each year since 2010.

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If a missed utility account EFT payment is not made up, the outstanding amount will be subject to overdue account penalties and the total outstanding account balance will be submitted for EFT payment the following month.

If a missed tax account EFT payment is not made up, the outstanding amount will be subject to overdue account penalties, and the total outstanding balance at year end will be carried forward to the following year and added to the total annual tax levy to be collected through monthly EFT payments.

Any customer who has incurred two or more (NSF) returned payments within one 12-month period will have their credit privileges revoked.

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During the town’s interim audit, auditors recommended that the town should develop a fraud prevention policy to provide guidelines for council and staff when a misuse or misappropriate of town assets is suspected.

The policy contains guidelines for the definition of fraud and the responsibilities of council and staff in suspicious circumstances as well as an investigation process and disciplinary action to be taken if suspected acts of fraud are confirmed.

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In approved rural residential districts, one animal unit is permitted for every two acres of land contained within the parcel. Based upon the location and size of this parcel, it is not anticipated that the proposed Animal Units would be detrimental to the neighbouring parcels.

Council received a development permit application for the old veterinary clinic at 5021 Coronation St. The application indicates that the development and proposed use of the property will be storage, shop and garage for a

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Town council approved a 1.4 per cent cost of living adjustment for town employees as per the town of Coronation’s salary grid policy.

Additional wage increases were presented to council to make adjustments to a number of salary grids to be competitive with the wage grids of other municipalities of similar population.

Council shared concerns for approving salary increases at a time when so many people have recently lost jobs. Council was on board for the cost of living adjustments, however did not approve any additional wage increases.

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The school placed extra focus on the food drive this year recognizing the difficult economic times have increased the need for charitable giving.

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The chemistry 20 class enjoyed a presentation by Mark Wight who is the Village of Hughenden maintenance foreman and water treatment plant supervisor.

On Dec. 8 the Hughenden School’s elementary students and teachers hosted the annual Christmas concert titled “Lights, Camera, Christmas!”

Lara Ledger’s senior high foods class graciously prepared many snacks for guests to enjoy following the performance and lighting was done by Ms. Kimberly Ruecker and

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Birds, a way of life for author Debra Johnston

ECA Review Reporter Birds and bird watching have been a lifelong passion for author Myrna Pearman, biologist and site manager for Ellis Bird Farm located near Lacombe.

At the age of 14, Pearman received a bluebird box from a neighbour, sparking her interest in bluebirds and she hasn’t looked back since.

The award winning author, nature photographer and biologist is currently on a book tour to promote the release of her seventh book ‘Backyard Bird Feeding: An Alberta Guide’.

The highly informative, full colour guide is an expansion of her very first book, ‘Winter Bird Feeding: An Alberta Guide’ published first in 1989 and again in 1991 with additional information.

While both have since gone out of print, the demand for a birding book still existed.

“The Wild Bird Store had contacted me saying Alberta

needed a book about birdfeeding. So I decided to expand it to all season,” explained Pearman about her decision to publish a new, updated guide.

With the expansion of the guide, it became apparent to Pearman that she needed more photos. After posting a request for photo submissions on

Myrna Pearman, author, nature photographer and biologist for Ellis Bird Farm of Lacombe, signed copies of her newest book ‘Backyard Bird Feeding: An Alberta Guide’ at Stettler Peavey Mart on Dec. 6.

Peavey Mart Industries, which carries the guide in its stores, contributed to printing costs for the book.

Pearman is currently touring to promote the book.

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What is to unite?

by Herman Schwenk It is quite obvious that there is much dissatisfaction with the NDP government after the way they have rammed through Bill 6. This seems to have resulted in a lot of chatter again about uniting the right.

I wrote a column on this subject after the NDP won the provincial election last May. I opposed the idea at that time because in my opinion it was not necessary and in the column I explained why. I am more opposed to that concept now than I was then.

Lorne Gunter wrote a column in the Dec. 11, issue of the Edmonton Sun supporting the comments of Brian Jean, Wildrose leader on uniting the right.

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I think the NDP know right now that they won’t win the next election and that is why they are trying to make sure they get their policies cut in stone now.

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and knowledgeable people, they seem to be assuming that the election environment when the next election is called four years from now will be the same as it was last May. It will not.

They are comparing the total of votes that the PC’s and Wildrose got compared to the votes that the NDP got and are assuming that the vote split in the next election will be the same.

The NDP won the last election because it was a protest vote against Jim Prentice and the PC’s.

People were just sick and tired of the top down deficit government we were getting from them.

Voters were looking for an alternative to them and the NDP looked like the best alternative. After Danielle Smith and two thirds of the Wildrose caucus jumped the fence to the PC’s in December 2014 voters were not confident that the Wildrose under a just elected new leader were now ready to govern.

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What people who talk about uniting the right do not seem to understand is that the Alberta PC party is not and was not a right of center party. For a few years when Ralph Klein was the leader they did govern with conservative fiscal policy.

For the past 15 years they have been a strictly progressive party, so there really is no right to unite.

Yes there were many conservative voters who supported them but that was mostly because there was no where else for them to go.

The conservative voters in the PC Party will come to the Wildrose Party if the party has its act together, so there is no need to unite with a progressive party.

By electing the NDP as government last May I think the voters of Alberta have jumped from the frying pan into the fire. To me it is obvious now that the NDP are going to implement as much socialism in Alberta as they can before the next election.

By that time the people of Alberta will be so fed up with the NDP that they will vote for the party in the best position to defeat them.

I think the NDP know right now that they won’t win the next election and that is why they are trying to make sure they get their policies cut in stone now. A union of the Wildrose and PC party would end up with another party with progressive policies.

The Wildrose party would be far better to concentrate its energy and resources on further developing a number of its weak constituency associations.

At the present time the Wildrose Party has a strong caucus but a weak executive and administration. Fix that and they will have no trouble to win the next election.

Trying to create a new party at this time would just be a distraction. The PC party had a bloated bureaucracy and ran seven or eight deficits in a row and basic services were $2,000 per capita higher than the next highest province so why would people want to go back to that?

The PC Party messed up big time when they were in power and will not receive the respect of voters in the next election.

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It’s time for humanity to grow up Dear Editor I read the article by Herman Schwenk, titled “Islamaphobia,” Dec. 17, pg. 4 with a lot of concern.

When reading it, he blames moderate Muslims of condoning the actions of the extremists.

Are we to believe that these extremists and the entire religion is violent in the extreme?

Where’s the outrage for the recent attacks in Kenya where Christians were murdering people that disagreed with them?

Perhaps it’s just as sane to blame all of Christianity for the violence in Colorado, where a Christian extremist tried shooting up a Planned Parenthood clinic while screaming about how he was going to save all the babies?

It’s just as valid as blaming all Islam for the acts of the most extreme and violent of that religion.

But no, we don’t see that. We see more Islam-bashing.

Islamaphobia isn’t about fear.

It’s about hate.

It’s strange to see Schwenk condemn the racism and hate that is currently being spewed

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They’re bastardized perversions of the faiths they claim to follow.

You may want to call that “being politically correct.” I call it being a decent human being to my neighbours and fellow human beings.

Perhaps if people don’t like being called a bigot, they should stop and think before spreading misinformation, lies and, above all else, the hate they keep stoking, just for the sake of sounding like they’re taking a side on an issue.

Sometimes the only sane side to take is to refuse both sides.

Contrary to the popular belief, people can choose a side that doesn’t involve hating everyone else.

In closing, extremism isn’t going away until people stop putting their beliefs and biases as somehow more important than treating their fellow human beings with a bit of decency and respect. Do that and there absolutely will be peace. Eventually.

It’s time for humanity to grow up.

Too bad there are those that keep stoking the fires of hate to keep it from happening any time soon.

Leslea Herber Coronation, Ab.

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by Lois Perepelitz I was watching the news the other day when they said they would be doing a segment on the toys of the past. I thought this would be interesting as they made it sound like they were talking about toys in the days of the pioneer.

The woman started off saying that

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It’s weird when someone spouting hateful things, then finds someone too extreme even for their brand of intolerance and hate. There’s then the classic excuse of “political correctness” as being the big problem.

Wow. It’s not about being politically correct. It’s about being decent human beings.

For example, I don’t blame the local religious folks for the actions of those who murder in the name of whatever god(s) or goddess(es) they choose to believe in. I put the blame squarely on the shoulders of those who commit the actions.

Perhaps I’m an anomaly that way.

Another fine example is that I blame the person who commits a crime, not the car, gun or knife they use in the commission of said crime. And relevant to this article titled, Islamaphobia, I don’t blame the Muslim or Christian person who’s just living their life in peace for the actions of the more extreme members of their religion. Nor do I believe it’s sane to demand everyone jump up and denounce such actions.

The extremists actions are not in line with the actual teachings of these faiths.

The gifts of Christmas

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in the old days you used an actual stocking not these big red furry ones we buy now, then she went on to say that if you were good you would find a Christmas orange in the toe of it and a handful of nuts and maybe a small toy with the candy cane sticking out the top.

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Christmas stockings of my youth Cont’d from Pg 6 This was not pioneer days. It couldn’t be because that describes the Christmas stockings of my childhood.

I remember picking out my longest stocking to use and hoping to get the long piece of ribbon candy.

Emptying the stockings would keep us busy while Mom got her morning coffee ready then we could open the big gifts.

That news segment got me thinking of other gifts of the past. I was about nine years old when I got a Cinderella doll complete with gold carriage. The doll was about two feet high with a beautiful blue frilly gown on.

I wish now that I had not played with it so much as it would be worth a lot on eBay now.

When I think of it now I wonder how my parents had been able to get me what would have been an expensive gift for those times.

There was a white sweater that I got as a teenager that was

very special to me. It was incredibly soft, with a high turtleneck and so white that it sparkled. I thought it was beautiful and I felt so grown up and classy when I wore it.

My husband had me very confused one Christmas. I unwrapped this gift box stuck my hands in and pulled out a fluffy white teddy bear. I must have sent him a “really?” look because he quickly told me to look in the red velvet bag the teddy bear was holding.

I did and pulled out a ruby necklace.

That was much better.

Turn to Celebrate, Pg 8

- Blair & Marda

Brimming With

Joy

May the holiday season bring close friends and special moments with family.

We look forward to serving you in the new year.

Landmark Realty AN INDEPENDENT MEMBER BROKER Gordon “Hoss” Nichols 882-HOSS (4677) Basil Nichols 403-323-0365

May your cup be filled with enough good cheer to last the season, and throughout the year.

We know our cup runneth over with happiness when we think of all the great folk we’ve had the privilege to know and serve.

Thank you, everyone!

That’s My Specialty!

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HOpe it’s merry— HOpe it’s bright— HOpe it’s filled with laughter and delight May your every dream come true — That’s our Christmas wish for you!

Peace On Earth

The beauty of the winter season reminds us of how blessed we are in so many ways, including the friendship of neighbors like you.

A little birdie told us it’s time once again, to say, “Merry Christmas and many thanks!”

D&M Trucking Coronation, AB (403) 578-3425

May the joys of the season Fill your hearts with goodwill and cheer.

May the chimes of Christmas Glory Spread smiles across the miles Today & the New year

Gus Wetter School

Castor, AB 403-882-3242

MR Autobody

403-578-3791 • 5125 - Brownfield Highway, Coronation

We Know You’ve Been Good

With gratitude to all of you for your loyalty and support.

For the gift of your friendship, we are deeply grateful and wish you all the very merriest of holiday seasons and a prosperous New Year.

Cliff ’s Stock Transport & Coronation Beauty Salon 403-578-3990

A Note of Thanks To Our Customers & Friends As another year comes to a close, we’d like to offer a chorus of thanks to all the individuals, customers, neighbours and friends who have made this year a noteworthy one for us.

With best wishes for a merry and bright holiday season from all of us.

From Bill, Mary Anne & Staff

Big Country Construction & Building Supplies Ltd. 403-3rd Avenue. East, Hanna

403-854-3585

Happy Holidays!

Stockman Center Ltd.

(403) 578-COWS (2697) • Coronation, AB

During the Christmas Season

May your holiday season be filled with traditions of yesteryear and dreams of tomorrow Merry Christmas & Happy New Year - Ron, Debbie & Staff

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HOME & GARDEN 5002 Windsor Ave. Coronation, AB • 403-578-4667

more than ever our thoughts turn gratefully to those who have made our progress possible. And, in this spirit we say, simply but sincerely, Thank you Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.

May your season be blessed with joy and success.

Merry Christmas!

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Winter Wonderland As the snow falls to the ground, May it bring peace all around, to the folks we’ve served this year.

- From Kevin Hampton & Family, and Staff

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Celebrate the greatest gift of all Cont’d from Pg 7 I still have both the teddy bear and the necklace.

Then, of course, there was the gold earrings my sisters got for me the year my husband passed away. I still get emotional when I think of that Christmas.

The year my daughter and I got baptised, I hunted for a long time for the perfect gift for her and finally found a small gold cross necklace and mailed it to her.

We had a good laugh that Christmas because when I opened my gift from her I found the very same necklace.

Her first thought was that we

could have saved the shipping cost if we had known.

I don’t know yet what is under the tree for me this year but I know that my nephew has been on a mission to find me the perfect puppy and he will be bringing it to me before Christmas.

I don’t think there will be anything that could top that.

We talk a lot about all the gifts we get or give and I hope that we never forget the reason for the gifts. I hope we remember that these gifts are to remember and celebrate the greatest gift of all.

“For to you is born this day in the town of David a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord.” Luke 2:11

Bring Home the Feeling of Christmas

May the spirit of Christmas fill your heart and home with peace, joy and contentment.

Our thanks and best wishes for a happy holiday season to our students, families and friends. Merry Christmas!

Town of Coronation

Coronation School

403-578-3679

403-578- 3661

In honor of this special time of year, we would like to extend our sincerest thanks and best wishes for 2016.

Merry Christmas and warm wishes for a wonderful Holiday Season, and a very happy New Year.

Have a Safe and Happy Holiday

If home is where the heart is, ours is certainly with the people we’ve had the privilege to serve this year.

We wish you all a very merry Christmas and a happy holiday season.

From the

Coronation Motel

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5505 Hwy 12 • 403-578-3700

Season’s Greetings

May your Christmas sparkle with moments of love, laughter and goodwill, And may the year ahead be full of contentment and joy.

Beautiful, peaceful, full of happiness too, is the holiday season we wish for you.

May it find you surrounded by family and friends, good cheer and good times, from beginning to end.

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To a joyful present and a well remembered past.

Best wishes for Happy Holidays and a magnificent New Year.

Thanks & Appreciation to all for a great year!

S. Barnes Trucking

Stan Barnes Cell. 575-5264 Res. 578-3265

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Merry Christmas to all.

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We thank you for your friendship and support throughout the year.

Have a safe and happy 2016.

With our thanks for your kind patronage.

Coronation

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Collaborative effort Cont’d from Pg 5 The guide is truly a collaborative effort, explains Pearman. Numerous people, businesses and organizations contributed their time, expertise and finances to get the guide published.

When asked if she has seen a difference in the types or number of birds represented in the guide compared to the first version, Pearman said there is definitely a change.

While most varieties of feeder birds have faired well due to supplemental food sources, one feeder bird, the evening grosbeak has declined.

“Birds like the evening grosbeak have ….they’ve virtually disappeared.

There’s still some. Every once in awhile I see a pair.”

Birds that feed on insects are facing more difficulties, explained Pearman, due to habitat loss, pesticide use and climate change.

Ellis Bird Farm was established in 1982 from the groundwork of conservationists Charlie and Winnie Ellis.

The farm is dedicated to the conservation of birds, primarily the Mountain Bluebird and Tree Swallow, and hosts numerous tours of the facility, including 1200 school children each year.

When she isn’t looking after Ellis Bird Farm, writing books, or photographing nature, Pearman contributes regularly to the Red Deer Advocate and Gardener Magazine.

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Hold On To THE MAGIC!

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‘Tis the season to be jolly and in the holiday spirit, we want to thank you for your generous support and friendship.

A very special Merry Christmas to all of you!

Shawn & Paula Kobi

Wishing everyone a Blessed Holiday Season

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In This Holy Season Wishing you and yours a gifted season filled with good times, good friends and good fortune. We know we feel fortunate to have neighbors like you.

May you and your family be blessed with the true spirit of Christmas.

from all the Management & Staff at

Coronation Foods 403-578-2584

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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year E.Roger Spady BARRISTER & SOLICITOR

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Wishing our Clients, Friends and Family a Joyous Holiday filled with peace, Love, and Best Wishes for a Healthy New Year!

Wilma’s House Cleaning

Coronation • 403-578-3709

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A beacon of peace

Rick Strankman MLA, Drumheller/Stettler Constituency The Christmas holiday season brings people together. It helps us appreciate the love and support we have in our lives that sometimes we take for granted. During this season of giving we should take the time to enjoy the simple things in life and remember what is truly important.

It is also equally important to be thankful for the peaceful nation we live in. People from around the world view Canada as a beacon of peace and prosperity.

Canada’s beacon shines because of those who instilled the values that make us Canadian and the legacy they’ve left behind.

What they left behind acts as the moral compass that guides our nation.

The stature of our nation on the world stage as one of the most peaceful and safest nations on earth is in large part due to the spirit of Canadians from coast to coast - past and present.

Strankman This instilled-spirit of giving transcends our borders, which is why so many from around the world seek to become part of this great nation.

The pursuit of peace has been sought-after since the dawn of recorded history. Throughout Canadian history, people have captured the true spirit of what it takes to achieve the environment that fosters and nurtures the peace we enjoy today.

The story of a Cherokee Elder that was teaching his grandchildren about life, gives a great perspective of how the spirit that exists in Canada is achieved.

The Elder told his grandchildren, “A fight is going on inside me, it is a terrible fight and it is between two wolves.

Turn to Which wolf, Pg 15

Mike’s Munchies Season’s Greetings & Best Wishes for the New Year - Vas & staff

Coronation Bottle Depot Coronation, AB • 403-578-3635

County of Paintearth No. 18

Reeve, Council & Staff

The Management of Provost Livestock Exchange would like to thank all of our customers, staff and friends for their patronage and help in the past year. 2015 has been a trying year for livestock producers with drought, high feed costs and an up & down cattle market. We would like to commend the cattle producers for their perseverance.

We appreciate your loyalty and would like to wish each one of you and your families a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. We look forward to being associated with you in 2016. The first sale of 2016 will be Friday, January 8.

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year

Provost Livestock Exchange

www.plecattle.com • Dean & Bernadette Lawes • Darcy & Brenda Lakevold • Casey & Makayla Lawes • Jerry & Jean Hewson • Wayne & JoLynn Black

In this season of wonder, we wish you lots of harmony and joy at every turn.

Merry Christmas!

(403) 882-3211 www.countypaintearth.ca 1 Crowfoot Crossing - Castor, AB

This Holiday Season, we take great pleasure in setting aside this time to send out a heartfelt thanks to all our friends and customers. How delighted we are that the time has come again to extend our sincere gratitude.

It is good friends and customers like you that make our business possible. May the holidays and the year ahead be filled with joy and overflowing with blessings from all the good things in life.

Coronation • 403-578-3636

EKMAN ENTERPRISES LTD. CONTRACT OPERATING Coronation • 403-578-3768

From Home To Home, And Heart To Heart, From One Place To Another, The Warmth And Joy of Christmas, Brings Us Closer To Each Other.

Merry Christmas

The best part of any journey is the people you meet along the way, and we’re pleased to say, we’ve never met a better bunch of folks than you. Thanks for making it all worthwhile.

Merry Christmas!

From Management & Staff

Castor

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Librarian hired in Coronation Dena Clark

ECA Review Reporter During the Paintearth county meeting on Tues. Dec. 15 it was reported that Brockhoff Enterprise Ltd. will start crushing at Hardisty pit Jan. 15, 2016 with hauling to follow.

In-line contracting will have culvert bores completed by Dec. 18.

A comparison on grader maintenance costs was provided for both the on warranty and off warranty time frames.

The “on warranty” maintenance

costs for the #2190 grader from July 2010 to July 2015 was $39,848 on 6482 hours. Cost per hour $6.14.

The “off warranty” maintenance costs from July 2015 to December 2015 was $61,301 on 539 hours. Cost per hour $113.73 The “on warranty” maintenance costs for the #2130 grader from June 2006 to June 2011 was $18,228 on 4022 hours. Cost per hour $4.53.

The “off warranty” maintenance costs from June 2011 to December 2015 $170,512 on 3427 hrs. Cost per hour $49.75.

This prompted discussions

Paintearth Regional Waste Management Ltd. Castor, Coronation and Halkirk

relating to a cost benefit comparison of hanging onto older equipment versus selling and purchasing newer equipment still on warranty.

Transfer Stations Will be CLOSED

New librarian

It was reported to the county that Eunhye Cho has been hired as the new librarian for the Town of Coronation to cover Lauren Reid’s maternity leave.

Staff appreciation gifts in the form of “Coronation Cash” will be given to the library staff in the following amounts: Lauren Reid $200, Azusa $150, Eunhye Cho $100 in January.

ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 2015 The Board of Directors and Staff of PRWML wish everyone a

Music Festival 2016 starts earlier than usual

Advertorial It’s time to start thinking about the Coronation Music Festival because it’s a little earlier this year and will come up quickly.

The entry closing date is Jan. 15, 2016 for the music and speech portion.

Our new Entry Secretary this year for music and speech is Shirley Hansen. Please contact her at 403578-4189 for an entry form.

For the local addendum and other

information contact Marilyn Thornton at 403-578-2400 or marilynncm@hotmail.ca The 2016 Music Festival will be held as follows: Monday to Wednesday, March 7 - 9: Speech, vocal and school classes with Winston Noren, adjudicator.

Thursday, March 10: Strings and guitar with Naomi Delafield, adjudicator.

Thursday to Sun., March 10 - 13: Dance classes.

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dozens of demonstrations, in every corner of this province, reflecting a level of public displeasure not seen in a generation. I want to thank all of you who wrote letters, signed petitions and travelled long distances to have your voices heard – I can guarantee you, Wildrose is listening.

Turn to Inspiring, Pg 15

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On Tues., Dec. 15 at 3:01 a.m., a lone male driving a white or silver Pontiac Grand AM or Grand Prix entered the property of Dryland Agro Services Ltd. in Kirriemuir, Ab. and broke the lock on one of the fuel tanks and attempted to steal fuel, according to a Consort RCMP press release.

Bill 6 opposition not going away

by Brian Jean, Wildrose Leader and Leader of the Official Opposition Over the past month, tens of thousands of Albertans stepped forward demanding their proper voice in the democratic process.

The groundswell of opposition to the NDP’s Bill 6 was real, legitimate and as raw as it was powerful. We witnessed

and all the best for 2016.

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In the early morning of Dec. suspect left and met an 9 a suspect used a sledgeawaiting vehicle (possibly a hammer to break the door Ford truck) nearby. glass of the Co-op at crowfoot Damage to wind turbine Crossing, at the intersection of Coronation RCMP are Hwy 12 and 36, according to seeking the public’s assistance an RCMP press release. to identify those responsible Once inside the suspect for damaging a wind turbine stole various confectionary near Halkirk by shooting it. items.

The damage was reported to The suspect is believed to be a male, approximately 5’10” to police on Dec. 6 and is believed 6’ tall, medium build, wearing to have occurred sometime prior to that date. a red jumpsuit with Suspect(s) shot at the top of “Pentastar” embroidered on the turbine, damaging it and the back, black sneakers, gloves, black hoodie and a face causing serious electrical problems creating a safety covering. hazard to maintenance A black “Sports Traders” workers who operate in and hockey bag was used to carry around the turbines. out the stolen items. The

Happy and Safe Christmas

Monday to Thur., March 14 - 17: Piano classes with Eric Nyland.

The final concert will be held Tues., March 22, 2016.

To volunteer, please contact for the somebody who has everything Lynda Leuck at 403-575-5398 who will appreciate your call as many volunteers are needed.

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More Wedding Couples will appear in our January 21 Wedding Album.

Kim Hanson and Jon Waldner were married October 3, 2015 at Calgary, Ab. The couple currently reside at Coronation, Ab.

Nelson Hertz and Jana Brausen married June 27, 2015 at Red Deer, Ab. The couple currently reside at Red Deer, Ab.

Jeff Golby and Lindsey (Smith) were married July 15, 2015. The couple currently reside at Whitecourt, Ab.

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More Wedding Couples will appear in our January 21 Wedding Album.

Courtney (Stenson) and Greg Martin were married August 22, 2015 at Forestburg, Ab. The couple currently live at Edmonton, Ab.

Courtney (Leslie) and Sean Pilsworth were married August 29, 2015 at Sedgewick, Ab. The couple currently reside at Coronation, Ab.

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Feed & Seed

200 GREEN feed wheat bales, average 1500 - 2200 lbs. weight, $140.00/ tonne. Call 1-403664-8602.

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OFFERING 90 BWF, 1st cross replacement heifer calves from top quality hereford cows, ranch raised. Full vaccine program. Not keeping because of herd dispersal. Quiet cattle. Asking $1950.

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Flag City Liquor Store in Hardisty hiring full time supervisor. Main Duties: Supervise and coordinate staff, resolve problem and supply shortages, maintain inventory and order merchandise. 2 yr work experience preferred. Wage $15/hr.

Email resume to: flagcity92@gmail. com VALLEY SKI Club is looking for a kitchen contractor. Please email valleyski@ xplornet.com or call (780)879-2106 GREIDANUS Honeybee Farm is looking for 2 Apiary Technicians for the 2016 beekeeping season. These positions are full time (40 hrs per week) seasonal positions. To start March 15 and expected to finish end of September 2016. Compensation is to start at $14 per hour. The successful candidate will be in good physical condition and have a minimum of three years previous beekeeping experience. The Apiary technician will be responsible for leading a team of Apiary workers, checking hive health, requeening hives as necessary, medicating hives as necessary, collecting honey, and prepping hives for winter.

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These positions are full time (40 hrs per week) seasonal positions. To start March 15 and expected to finish end of September 2016.

Compensation is to start at $13 per hour.

The successful candidate will be in good physical condition and have a minimum of two years previous beekeeping experience. The Apiary worker will be responsible for working in a team, checking hive health, requeening hives as necessary, medicating hives as necessary, collecting honey, and prepping hives for winter.

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GREIDANUS Honeybee Farm is looking for 2 General farm laborers for the 2016 beekeeping season. These positions are full time (40 hrs per week) seasonal positions. To start June 1 and expected to finish end of October 2016.

Compensation is to start at $12.50 per hour. The successful candidate will be in good physical condition and have a some previous beekeeping experience.

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GREIDANUS Honeybee Farm is looking for 2 Apiary workers for the 2016 beekeeping season.

These positions are full time (40 hrs per week) seasonal positions. To start April 15 and expected to finish end of October 2016. Compensation is to start at $13 per hour. The successful candidate will be in good physical condition and have a minimum of three years previous beekeeping experience. The Apiary technician will be responsible for working in a team, checking hive health, requeening hives as necessary, medicating hives as necessary, collecting honey, and prepping hives for winter.

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Auctions

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Coming Events

CORONATION Ag Society Annual Meeting, Wed. Jan 6/16, 7:30 pm, Community Centre Meeting Room.

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CORONATION Music Festival closing date is Fri. Jan. 15, 2016. Entries can be taken to Entry Secretary, Shirley Hansen, dropped at the front desk of Coronation School or mailed to Box 1062, Coronation, AB, T0C 1C0. For an entry form and further info, contact Shirley at 403-578-4189 or Marilyn Thornton at 403-578-2400 or marilyncmf@hotmail. com.

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Cards of Thanks

I WOULD like to say a special thank you to Dr. Noelle and the staff at the Coronation Hospital for the wonderful care I received.

You’re all a credit to your community.

Thanks again and Merry Christmas to you all.

Carol Heidecker

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Inspiring to stand with you and your neighbours Cont’d from Pg 11 It was truly inspiring to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with you, your neighbours, and your communities.

Taking such action shouldn’t have been necessary. However, in drafting Bill 6, the NDP did not consult with farmers.

It is only through meaningful consultation that the government could have learned this bill’s fatal flaw: That it imposes a host of regulations that have yet to be written.

With few details to provide, the government failed to sufficiently address legitimate concerns, allowing confusion to turn to exasperation.

Backed into a corner, farm families rightly spoke out in an effort to protect their livelihoods, their homes and their way of life.

It was not fair; it was not right.

This is why our Official Opposition was proud to oppose Bill 6 with every tool at our disposal.

We tabled thousands of letters from Albertans, as well as a petition with more than 30,000 signatures.

We presented several thoughtful amendments designed to ensure meaningful consultation, better protect family farms and de-escalate tensions. We also sought to redo this omnibus bill as four separate bills in order to fulfill our mandate to provide proper legislative review.

Our MLAs spoke against Bill 6 at every stage, including the government’s motions to invoke closure and shut down debate.

While we were successful in forcing the government to provide some exemptions for family farms, ultimately the NDP chose to use its majority to ram the bill through.

So what’s next?

The government has promised consultation with farmers over the next four to 18 months, sorting out employment and labour code details this winter and OHS code through 2016.

I strongly encourage farm families to take part in this process.

Just as you care more about safety than any government official, you also have far more real world experience when it comes to farm life.

If at any time you feel the government is ignoring your concerns, or allowing handpicked insiders to dictate the details of regulations, please contact our Wildrose office.

As Bill 6 illustrates, we will all have to be more vigilant because we cannot trust this government to consult properly, even when bringing in sweeping changes.

By failing to consult, shutting down debate and forcing this backwards bill through the Legislature, this government has broken faith with a great number of Albertans.

If there’s one thing I have learned from more than a decade of public service, it is that nothing is more valuable than trust. It can never be

taken; it can only be earned.

As far as this government is concerned, trust has

never been in such short supply.

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Which wolf will win? The one you feed Cont’d from Pg 10 One wolf is evil - he is fear, anger, envy, sorrow, regret, greed, arrogance, self-pity, guilt, resentment, inferiority, lies, false pride, competition, superiority and ego.

“The other is good - he is joy, peace, love, hope, sharing, serenity, humility, kindness, benevolence, friendship, empathy, generosity, truth, compassion and faith.

“This same fight is going on inside you and inside every other person too.”

The children thought about his message for a while and then one of his grandchildren asked him, “Which wolf will win?” The grandfather simply replied, “The one you feed.”

In many ways this story mimics what we all, in our own way, face everyday as Canadian citizens; most importantly as parents.

At some point we are all faced with

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having to make the decision on which one of the wolves we intend to feed; which wolf ultimately contributes to the type of environment we will live in.

Wishing you peace, joy, and all the best this wonderful holiday Christmas season has to offer. May this incredible time of giving and spending time with family bring you joy that lasts throughout the year.

May your wolf of good always be

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Family-owned farms and ranches that have no waged, non-family workers will remain exempt from occupational health and safety rules 15123DG0 and mandatory worker’s compensation in the new year.

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new obligations as of January 1.

Visit farmandranch.alberta.ca for information on: •

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Dr. Noelle O’Riordan is happy to announce that she will be

CONTINUING her Medical Practice in Coronation, and that she is continuing to accept new patients.

To book an appointment, call 403-578-3803 or 587-219-0604

New Year’s 2016 Greetings Dec. 31 issue Deadline Mon. Dec 28

Dec. 24 - Christmas Eve Service, 6:30 pm. Evangelical Free Church, Coronation.

Dec. 24 - Christmas Eve Candlelight Service, 7 pm, Evangelical Missionary Church, Castor.

Dec. 24 - Christmas Eve Service, 5:30 pm, Veteran Full Gospel Church, Veteran.

Dec. 24 - Christmas Eve Candlelight Service, 7 pm, Knox United Church, Consort.

Dec. 24 - Christmas Mass, 7 pm, Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Consort.

Dec. 24 - Christmas Eve Service, 7 pm.

Provost Community Church.

Dec. 26 - The Vat, 43 St, Red Deer, The Vat’s 2nd Boxing Day Jam, 403-346-5636 Dec. 31 The Vat, 43 St, Red Deer, New Year’s Eve w/ The Discmen, 403-346-5636 Dec. 31 - Coronation Curling Club, New Year’s Eve 24 hr curling bonspiel. See pg. 16 of this paper.

Jan. 1 - New Year’s Mass, 11:15 am.

Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Consort.

Jan. 2 - The Vat, 43 St, Red Deer, “89”, 403-346-5636 Jan. 8-9 - The Vat, 43 St, Red Deer, Basler, 403-346-5636 Jan. 9 - Castor Fish & Game Measuring Day. 9 am- 11:30 pm.

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Jan. 15 - Coronation Royal Performing Arts presents The Wardens. For more info see pg. 16 of this paper.

Jan. 15 - The Vat, 43 St, Red Deer, Blackout (a Scorpions Tribute), 403-346-5636 Jan. 16 - The Vat, 43 St, Red Deer, Demise Without Reason/ Wake/ Tyrants Demise/ Eyes of Horus/ Display of Decay/ The Press Gang/ Illyran/ Leave the Living, 403-346-5636 Jan. 22 - Robbie Burns Nite, Edgerton Ag. Hall. Happy hour/silent auction 5:30 pm, supper 6:30 pm. Info: Louise 780-755-2189 Jan. 22 - The Vat, 43 St, Red Deer, Huck Finny, 403-346-5636 Jan. 23 - Come Garden in Winter, Buffalo Community Hall, 9:30-3:30 pm. $40. Sherri @ 403-664-2060.

Jan. 23 - The Vat, 43 St, Red Deer, Forsaken Right, 403-346-5636 Jan. 29 - The Vat, 43 St, Red Deer, TBA, 403-346-5636 Jan. 30 - Dine & Dance, 5 pm. Castor Communty Hall, proceeds to Valley Ski Hill. Geoff 403-740-6914.

Jan. 30 - The Vat, 43 St, Red Deer, A Tribute to Punk with 38 Punk

The Wardens This trio connects with the audience through stories songs & slides

Coronation Curling Club

New Year’s Eve 24 Hour Bonspiel Fri., January 15 Starts 12 noon Thurs., Dec 31

Enter with Taylor at 403-575-1455 Entry: $60 Open Doubles (2 people/team)

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songs by 38 different Punk bands, 403-346-5636 Feb 5-7 - “The Amorous Ambassador” Dinner theatre, Tickets $40, Kelsey Community Society. 780-375-2418.

Feb. 6 - Kenny Shaw Country Comedy, 6 pm. Spondin Community Centre.

Tickets $50, Judy 403-578-2009.

Feb. 10-14 -“The Amorous Ambassador” Dinner theatre, Tickets $40, Kelsey Community Society. 780-375-2418.

Feb, 17-20 - “The Amorous Ambassador” Dinner theatre, Tickets $40, Kelsey Community Society. 780-375-2418.

Please send Community Events by fax to 403-578-2088 or by email to publisher@ecareview.com for FREE LISTING (dependent upon space availability). The Review cannot guarantee events as listed, please check with the venue prior to attending.

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Meal Ticket (Optional) $20.00 per person (2 weeks notice prior to each performance must be given to purchase or cancel meal tickets.)

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Ext. Tuxedo Black, Int. Black, 28,422 km, Stk#U30312 ............................................. $26,697 2012 Ford Focus SE, 2.0L I-4 cyl, Front Wheel Drive, 5 Speed Manual, Ext. Race Red, 25,613 km, Stk#U30179 ......................... $12,997 2007 Ford Edge SEL Plus, 3.5L V6, AWD, 6 speed automatic, Ext. Red, Int. Charcoal, 61,000 km, Stk#U30403 ......................... $16,897

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Dec 2015 Eyes of Horus / Sat, 26 The Vat’s Display of Decay / 2nd Boxing Day Jam The Press Gang / Illyrian / Thu, 31 New Year’s Leave the Living Eve w/ The Discmen Fri, 22 Huck Finny Jan 2016 Sat, 23 Forsaken Right Sat, 2 “89” Fri, 29 TBA Fri, Sat, 8, 9 Basler Sat, 30 A Tribute to Fri, 15 Blackout (a Punk with 38 Punk Scorpions Tribute) songs by 38 different Sat, 16 Demise Punk Band Without Reason / Find Our Event k WAKE / Postings on Faceboo t” Tyrants Demise / @ “We Love The Va

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