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‘Here’s to the ladies who laugh’ Canada, written four full length and keynote speaker in Edmonton. She has performed at theatres all over musicals, three children’s books and is the co-host of Edmonton’s CityTv’s Breakfast Television. As if that wasn’t enough, in 2010 she was named Woman of the Year by the Consumer Choice Awards in Edmonton, was the spokesperson for Canadian Liver Foundation, The Kidney Foundation of Canada and received the Award of Merit in 2009 for her work with the Easter Seals. She’s acted in, directed and written many shows; for television, film and stage. But it hasn’t been all sunshine and roses for Ryan and that’s what her show ‘Here’s to the Ladies Who Laugh’ is about. Accompanied by Jen McMillian on piano and vocals, Ryan tells the audience stories of her life, the ups and downs, many that the crowd can relate to. Ryan’s story-telling comedy is interspersed with parodied songs from ABBA, Foreigner, Queen and show tunes, leaving you humming the songs she sings and laughing out loud at her stories. Ryan spoke to the audience about Bridget Ryan is highly animated throughout her whole performance as seen here telling a taking risks and living life to the story of her father, Tim’s comb-over. Ryan performed at the Coronation Community Centre on fullest, something that is blatantly Fri. Jan. 9. Jen McMillian accompanied Ryan on piano and vocals. Beth Causley/ECA Review apparent she does, from watching Bridget Ryan is an actor, singer, playwright, director, television host
her perform on stage. Her story telling ability is exemplary with the ability to bring you right back to the moment in time she is talking about all while taping your foot along to her songs. With an option to attend the Community Centre for cocktails and dinner before the show, the crowd was in the mood to be entertained. And entertained they were. Ryan’s show was brought to Coronation by the The Royal Performing Arts group, a nonprofit organization. Funding is made available through the Coronation Community Centre Society and the Alberta Foundation for the Arts. Linda McLarty, of L & C Bookkeeping in Coronation, explained that members of the board of the Royal Performing Arts group chose Ryan from a showcase in Red Deer that they attended last year. “The artists had 20 minutes to show us their performances,” said McLarty. This is the seventh year for the Royal Performing Arts Series. There are two more shows scheduled this year: Jimmy Rankin and Dave Gunning.
Resident tells of three year gap in Alix utility bills Alix town councillors learned at their regular village council meeting on Wed. Jan. 7 that a resident had come into the office and reported that he had not been receiving water/sewer/garbage/ recycling bills from April 2011 to December 2014, almost a four year gap. CAO Bonnie Cretzman referred it to council stating it was a slip up on the village’s part because it should
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have been caught, however she assured council members that the new computer system and checks and balances have been put in place for this to not occur again. In the meantime, a considerable amount owing has accumulated and Cretzman wanted to know where council stands as far as payment is concerned. “I can see a resident not noticing it for three months,” said Coun.
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Arlene Nelson, “but not three years.” In fact, it has been 46 months. Mayor Curt Peterson suggested a meeting with the resident once the actual totals are calculated and see what the resident can manage as far as payback. “I think this person has to know he has to pay,” said Coun. Rob Fehr. “On the flip side, we dropped the ball,” said Fehr. “I think it’s a
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courtesy” to talk to him and see what he can manage. Council motioned to calculate the actual cost and meet with the resident and bring back the discussion to the next meeting. Coun. Nelson will see about attending the Emergency Management Workshop hosted by Drumheller as Nelson is the Deputy Disaster Services Director. Turn to Damages, Pg 3
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Tuesday, Jan. 6, we had a surprise visit from the Battle River Foundation. Six members, Ken Drever, Dana Andreassen, Blain Fowler, Vivianne Gizue, Judy Larson and David Ofrim visited the school. Grade 12’s completed a field test in Social Studies last week. This is an opportunity for students to practice their attainment of learning outcomes of the course, but also provides meaningful data for Alberta Learning as they develop new questions for future diploma exams. Basketball season is underway with Vince Artymko coaching the senior boys team and Kevin Elliott the junior boys team. This sport is a fantastic opportunity to elevate physical fitness and engage in a fun, challenging game.
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Review Reporter Stettler Pool is back in business after a closure for maintenance over the Christmas holidays. CAO Greg Switenky was pleased with the job Parks and Leisure staff did with getting the pool maintenance done a day ahead of the expected reopening date, he explained during his report to council at the Jan. 6 meeting. Coun. Sernecky had fielded a few complaints from residents about the timing of the maintenance closure. When contacted for comment, Lee Penner, Director of Parks and Leisure
Services, explained that Christmas is traditionally a slower time of year for the pool so it was hoped the closure would affect less people. Penner was impressed with the work completed by staff in seven days. The maintenance included draining the pool and resealing the expansions joints, resealing water slide joints, repairing water guns and some painting. The pool is now open and back up to a full slate of activities. Stettler Family and Community Support Services Director Shelley Potter presented council with the FCSS budget for 2015. Council approved the budget, which
remains the same as last year. The total budget for FCSS for 2015 is $379,563 of which the town of Stettler’s portion is $32,739. The remainder of the funding comes from a Stettler County grant for $34,623 with provincial grants making up the remainder of the funding. FCSS offers community services for all segments of the community from childcare to seniors support. A full list of services offered is available at www.stettlerfcss.com. Council also heard from the Stettler Regional Board of Trade Executive Director Aubrey Brown and Manager Stacey Benjamin as they presented the Board of Trade’s 2015 budget.
Total funding for 2015 is $358,220, of which the town will contribute $217,670 from business taxes, business licenses and general taxes. Board of Trade generated revenue makes up the remainder of the funding. According to Brown, one of the highlights of 2014 was the successful Pheasant Festival, a new joint venture with Canadian Badlands, which turned a profit of $13,788. The festival will continue in 2015. Other projects planned for 2015 include retrofitting the parade float and further economic development projects and promotion.
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how the businesses in the building are tied together. Reid explained that Thornton Electric Lauren Anne Reid, of the Coronation said that the cost wouldn’t go over $30 a and District Chamber of Commerce, gave month and the average would be $20-25 to a presentation to council on the proposed power it. The Chamber would cover that electronic sign for Coronation. cost by selling advertisements on the sign. In a letter written to council Reid states Councillor Jackie Brigley questioned “Business and not-for-profit groups in the who would pay for the internet with Reid area need an economical and central way responding that they could upload the sign to promote themselves and engage with mobily but if the Chamber had to use the the community”. Council’s internet connection then they Available to everyone, including every would have to work out a deal. The business and not-for-profit group, the sign Chamber would be in charge of uploading will be used to promote community the sign and they could use the closest engagement and to help foster better cominternet connection, data or the council’s munication within the community. internet, which is probably the closest The sign comes with all the software connection. needed and is pre-loaded with graphics but Councillor Liz Adams said “If you’re also has the ability to allow the user to going to so something with the power then personalize messages, create banners, you might as well add the internet in on logos and videos. it”. “It’s easy to switch from message to mesReid agreed reiterating that if that were sage so no one has to be a techie to do it.” to be done, a deal had to be developed with said Reid. the town. Reid said they needed to look at The location for the sign will be by the what option would be most cost effective. corner of the town office building on There is a three year warranty on Victoria Avenue. everything and the life expectancy of the As for operation of the sign, it would sign, the company says, is forever. have to be tied into the electrical of the Councillor Brett Alderdice scoffed at building where the Town office is located. this. “Thornton Electric came out, approved it The bulbs, Reid said have a life expecand looked at it,” Reid said, “ it takes a sur- tancy of 10 years and the replacement cost prisingly small amount of electricity to of them will be something that the run it”. Chamber will be saving for through adverShe continued to say, “We would have to tising sales. make some kind of electrical deal with The total cost of [the town] or the building,” being unsure the sign is $30,000
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Cont’d from Pg 1 The workshop is open to all elected officials. “It would be good information for you,” said Coun. Fehr stating that both he and Mayor Peterson had taken the course and “found it well worthwhile”. Cretzman reported that the year end audit was going well with the first full year on the new upgraded accounting system. Auditors spent less time on the preliminary 2014 audit, said Cretzman, and will be in to finish up in February. “It has really helped to have Anna [Dupuis] this year,” said Cretzman “not having to put in any late hours this year,” to get year end done. Council passed a motion accepting the new Snow Plowing & Ice Control Policy after Cretzman reported that no comments were forthcoming so no changes had been made since it was presented to council at the December meeting. Residents have 48 hours to clean their sidewalks of snow, however, the 2006 policy of the village public works being
responsible for cleaning five blocks on Main St. is still in place. Mayor Peterson confirmed the reason for this policy being established in 2006 was because it was more cost effective for public works to use equipment than to manually shovel the blocks owned by the village including the office, library, and medical building. The vandalism damages to the Bulk Water Station in October or November, stated Cretzman in a phone interview, is presently being assessed by the insurance company and their adjuster. Repairs will begin on the building once the claim has been settled. Council accepted the Alix Public Library by-laws for information. “We don’t know that they’ve changed” said Mayor Peterson as there is no indication in the report what the changes were so it’s hard to approve them. Councillors met in-camera for 20 minutes regarding a land issue with no motions resulting.
and the Chamber, when Reid was asked, has $12,000 secured and are awaiting the results of grant applications. Councillor Brigley motioned that Council give the Chamber a letter of support that they could attach to grant applications, all agreed. Council members all acknowledged that the sign was a great idea “and great for business too” said Reid. The $5000 originally sought by Chamber was discussed. Councillor Keith Griffiths, via Skype, asked if there was a budget alloted to that. CAO Kulyk said that they would be budgeting for it in the 2015 year. CAO Kulyk said “We don’t know what our funding from the province is this year.” Mayor Mark Stannard said “That’s the big one. That’s the one that scares me.” Councillor Brigley made a motion to give the Chamber of Commerce $3000 for the electronic sign project. Council reminded Reid that Chambers could come back in a new budget year for the other $2000.
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A discussion had been held about half masting the flag and as there was not a very good protocol for it CAO Kulyk elaborated on the half masting provisions under the policy. The wording has been changed from “a local RCMP officer to “a serving RCMP officer”. Turn to Distribution, Pg 4
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by Rick Strankman MLA, Drumheller Stettler To properly hold our elected representatives to account, we need to distinguish the difference between responsibility and accountability. Responsibility refers to the obligation you have to act on behalf of those who have entrusted you with their best-interests. Accountability, on the other hand, is the obligation to answer for your actions when carrying out the responsibilities entrusted to you. As the elected member of the Alberta Legislature for Drumheller/Stettler, I feel I am personally accountable to all of the 16,000 residents in the riding. That accountability came of my own free-will when I allowed my name to stand for the Wildrose party on the ballot in the last 2012 general election. My responsibility and accountability is to every constituent - with no exceptions. The rights of the electorate to duly elect their representation should never be undermined by anyone; that right still stands true even after the polls have closed. It’s important to consider that the electorate have certain reasonable expectations of their duly elected representatives based on the policies and principles they campaigned on. As an employee of the people, their minimal expectations based on what was promised should be respected, just as it should be with any employer. A few days ago, while travelling to Calgary along Hwy 9, I stopped at the gas station in Youngstown at around 6:30 a.m. for a hot chocolate and a fill-up. On this cold January morning there was a lot full of vehicles and a store full of people. As a regular at this establishment, the conversation from customers and staff quickly turned to reassurance that Strankman my resolve to live up to my end of the bargain was the right decision. With double thumbs up from a few of the folks, I knew I had made the right decision to stand by the Wildrose policies and principles. Ultimately, in my mind, the decision whether to cross the floor or to stay the course was never mine to make. It’s not my vote. For me to change the vote of the majority is undemocratic and not something I was willing to do. The lack of respect for democracy and accountability in Alberta has been met with cynicism and anger from voters leading to a feeling that the average Albertan has no influence or voice on issues that affect them personally; creating a deficit in democracy in Alberta. Our provincial representation has evolved into a process that has become largely undemocratic. The lack of free votes in the Legislature that affects Government MLAs to tow the party line without question, removes the responsibility given to them by the electorate. This government’s elected representatives, generally have little, if any, real input into the decisions that impact the lives of those who voted for them. The Wildrose policy allowing MLAs a free vote, allows me the ability to vote freely putting the constituents first, which is ultimately the responsibility they gave to me and it makes me fully accountable to them, as it should be.
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‘Not-so-honourable’ Dear Editor, It’s no surprise that the ‘not-sohonourable’ Danielle Smith walked across the floor. But it would be interesting to know if she bought her new shoes or if they were supplied by our cowardly Prime Minister Mr. Harper who ran and hid in a closet when gunfire rang out in the stone fortress (Parliament). Or were they supplied by The Honourable Preston Manning, or did she borrow a used pair from the not-so-rightful Honourable John Crosby. In May of 2011, I received a letter from Danielle Smith saying what a great day it was for Canadians that Mr. Harper had won such a victorious election. At that time I tried to convince my neighbour that she was and had never been anything
else than a full-fledged Progressive Conservative. He did not agree, of course, because he thought she was the next best thing to WaterLoo Boys (tractors). I think the questionable Premier Prentice would do well to slip Smith out the back door on a dark night when no one is watching because anyone who would ever vote for her or the party she is involved in would have to be a questionable supporter of a party. Betrayal is nothing new in politics, just ask John Crosby. He would probably never admit in my 80 plus years. I have only known two honourable politicians, Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Ralph Klein. From what I hear, a lot of people are not going to vote for Smith or Mr. Prentice if she remains in the
party. What a disappointment that will be to our Prime Minister. I have not heard much of Smith since she took her walk, maybe she hiked all the way to meet her best friend, Redford. If she would have told me she was going to do this hike, I would have bought her a pair of roller blades. Politics have been sleazy and full of betrayal since the beginning of time. I will most likely support the Wildrose Party in the next election if they have a qualified leader and at this time I would like to nominate Brenda Schimke. Anyone wishing to discuss this issue are free to call me at 780-7553234 except Doug Griffiths. Harold Baker Edgerton, Ab.
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Donna Suntjens was born November 23, In 1959 they opened their hearts and 1931 in Drumheller, Alberta the second home to Joan Anderson (Harley) Bartlett child of four, born to Donald and Vera of Calgary McFarlane (nee Martin). Donna passed Mae (Rod) Szarka of Edmonton, Logan away on January 6, 2015 at the Red Deer and Taryn Regional Hospital with Gayle waiting for Brian ( Merry ) Bartlett of Calgary, her return from surgery. Luke, Kyle and Joel. Donna and her family moved south of With the unique distinction of having Coronation, to the Hiram District, folthree sets of fraternal twin great lowing the return of her father Donald grandchildren. from the Second World War. Their closest Donna was always very proud of her neighbours, across Dent Lake, just hapfamily and with the addition of each new pened to be the Suntjens family. To attend great-grandchild she just got prouder. high school Donna had to move into Donna is also survived by sisters-in-law, Coronation and board with Anna and Marge McFarlane of Edmonton, Mary Gerrit Bruggencate, whom she (Elwood) Deanne of Vancouver always spoke fondly of. and Janet Suntjens of During this time she also met Coronation. Also numerous Dorothy Aronyk (nee Trussler), nieces and nephews are left to and this was the beginning of a mourn their Auntie Donna. lifelong friendship. After graduDonna was predeceased by ating from high school, Donna her loving husband Henry, and Dorothy worked for the granddaughter Shila, daughterCoronation Weather Station and in-law Sharlene, her parents also stood up for each other when Donald and Vera, sister Doris, they got married. brothers Len (Noel)and Howard, In 1951 Donna married Henry Henry’s parents Henry and Suntjens Suntjens and moved to the farm, Marie, as well as Henry’s sisters south of Coronation, which they Elizabeth and Effie; Henry’s farmed together for 55 years. Donna also brothers Siebert, Francis and Lawrence. worked away from the farm, She worked The funeral service for Donna Suntjens for Marshall Wells (Bert and Vera Gilks), was held at the Coronation Community Coronation Farm Equipment (Ken and Lil Centre, Coronation, AB, on Monday, Anderson) and Parkers Variety Store (Sid January 12, 2015 at 1 p.m. with the Pastor and Kay Parker). Clayton Grice officiating. Donna was also a very active member Barbie Berg and Margaret Evans played in the community: She was a member of for the congregational hymns “How Great The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Thou Art” and “In The Garden”. Canadian Legion and The Association of Rod Szarka gave the eulogy. Stuart Oil Wives Clubs. After moving into Somerville played the pipes as a special Coronation (2006), she volunteered her request from the family. time to The Coronation Food Bank and Granddaughter Trina Suntjens-Turner Meals on Wheels. shared fond memories of her Grandma. Donna loved to entertain as did Henry. The active pallbearers were grandsons, They, for many years, had a Christmas Kody Suntjens, Dean Steffan, Kevin Eve party for their family, as well as other Steffan, Sheldon Davis, Craig Turner, Rod families in the area. This included Santa Szarka, Brian Bartlett, Pat Soleski and Claus and gifts for all the children. They Kelly Gates. worked very hard for this event but The interment took place at the always felt it was worth every bit. They Coronation Cemetery. also would host corn roasts and Grey Cup Lunch was prepared and served by the parties, which many times also happened Evangelical Free Church Ladies. to be on her birthday. As an expression of sympathy and in Donna loved her family and friends and loving memory of Donna, memorial contrilived life to the fullest. She will be dearly butions may be made to STARS or to the missed. Alberta Diabetes Foundation in care of Donna is survived by her three chilCoronation Funeral Home P.O. Box 358, dren; as well she was the proud Coronation, Alberta, TOC 1CO; Heather grandmother to 10 grandchildren and 20 Caseley has been entrusted with the care great - grandchildren: and funeral arrangements. 403.578.2928 Gayle (Ken) Steffan of Red Deer Condolences can be sent to the family by Dean (Teresa) Steffan of Edmonton, visiting our website at www.coronationfuRiley and Arielle neralhome.ca. Kari McTaggart of Calgary, Caeleb and Card of Thanks Joshua There are no words that can really Kevin (Kim) Steffan of Bentley, Blaine, express how thankful we are for the wonTyler and Tayler. derful people that were part of our Mom’s Ian Suntjens of Coronation life. Hard to know where to start. All of the Krista ( Pat) Soleski of Edmonton doctors that tended to her during her last Kody Suntjens (Jolene) of Coronation, difficult years, your understanding and Kolby and Kaeli Lee (Kathy) Suntjens of Red Deer Trina (Craig) Suntjens-Turner of Edmonton Brooklynn, Mckenzie and Jordyn Tara (Sheldon) Davis of Provost Payton, Emma and Brenna Davis Trisha (Kelly) Gates of Red Deer, Sawyer.
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A devoted follower of Jesus from a very young age Lyle Marvin Schaitel was born on November 21, 1941 in Herbert, Saskatchewan as the eldest of four siblings and lived there on the family farm until the age of five. He later moved to the family farm in Morse, Saskatchewan and lived there until 1949 when the family moved to a farm at Fleet, Alberta. He attended school in Coronation and graduated in 1959 as the valedictorian of his class. Lyle was a devoted follower of Schaitel Jesus from a very young age and always had a heart to serve God with his life. In view of this, he attended Mountain View Bible College in Didsbury, Alberta obtaining a three year bible diploma. Afterwards he attended the University of Alberta (U of A) where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science. His first job after university was in the radioisotope lab at the U of A hospital. Lyle met Sharon Hunsperger and was married to her in 1966. They then decided to become missionaries in Africa from 1968-1972. They moved back to Coronation where John joined the family in 1973 and Karisa in 1974. Lyle and Sharon then moved to Fort McMurray, Alberta in 1978 where Lyle worked for Syncrude Canada. Brent joined the family in 1982. Lyle worked for Syncrude until 1996 when he retired at the age of 55. Once Brent had graduated from high school in the year 2000, Lyle and Sharon retired to Spruce Grove and were there until Sharon passed away in 2002. Shortly after that Lyle decided to move to Sri Lanka to work as a missionary for New Life Literature. He lived and worked there until he became abruptly ill in 2007 and had to be medically escorted back to Canada. Upon recovery from his illness he moved back to his home area of Coronation and shortly afterwards was married to Arla McComish in September of 2007. Their marriage greatly expanded both their families. Lyle was an avid curler, fisherman, hunter and golfer. He also loved to eat great home cooked food made by all those that loved to cook for him. He and Arla have been living in Coronation since and have enjoyed a very happy life together. Lyle Schaitel peacefully passed away after a short battle with cancer at the age of 73 on January 5, 2015 at Coronation, Alberta. He is survived by his wife Arla Schaitel, his children John (Terri) Schaitel, Karisa (Jeff) Thompson, Brent (Brooke) Schaitel; Clayton (Tammy) McComish, Karswell McComish and Dan McComish. He is also survived by his grandchildren Taylor Luedee, Connor McComish, Denver McComish, Emma Schaitel, Ashton Schaitel, Isla Schaitel, Cohen Schaitel, Esther Schaitel, Levi Schaitel, Lola Thompson and Olive Thompson. Also his siblings, Nadene (Lavern) Wideman, Gloria (Gordon) Weeks, Marshall (Chris) Schaitel, Viola (Franklin) Carson, Sharon (Dennis) Kennett, Allan (Cindy) Hunsperger and Glenda Hunsperger; Aunt Verna Schaitel, Uncle Clarence Schaitel and Uncle Ike Doerksen. He is predeceased by his wife Sharon Schaitel; his parents Marvin and Gladys Schaitel; his mother and father-in-law, Lynn and Joan Hunsperger; his brotherin-law Larry Hunsperger. A celebration of life was held at the Evangelical Free Church, Coronation, AB, on Saturday, January 10, 2015 at 1 p.m.. with the Pastor Clayton Grice officiating. Brent Schaitel played for the hymn “How Great Thou Art” and a special song “Forever”. A video presentation was played during the service. Longtime friend Paul Wiens shared many memories of Lyle. The urn bearer was John Schaitel. The interment will take place at Didsbury
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New collection of grain elevator lists adds to online trove of Prairie history submitted/University of Alberta Western Canadian grain elevator lists are the latest online addition to the University of Alberta Libraries’ (UAL) website Peel’s Prairie Provinces, which helps tell the story of the prairies. Researchers and everyday history buffs alike have free and open access to millions of pages of the digitized collection. The new collection enhances UAL’s ongoing commitment to working with community partners to preserve and share Western Canada’s history by putting historical resources online for everyone to explore, said Geoff Harder, Associate University Librarian. “It falls to the University of Alberta and memory institutions like us to ensure that Western Canada’s story is available for future generations. “Identifying and digitizing collections is a good way of moving us closer to that goal,” Harder said. “The U of A’s first president, Henry Marshall Tory, spoke of ‘uplifting the whole people’, and one way
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Service Point Representative Hanna
• Answering phones and dealing with the public • Working with the Finance department to review and input data • General clerical duties as required. The successful candidate will have a strong attention to and background in administrative work and customer service, as well as a skillset focused on accuracy, attention to detail and efficiency. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel will be considered a definitive asset. Salary and work schedule are negotiable, and the position will remain open until a suitable applicant is found. Resumes may be forwarded to: Doug Chambers Finance Officer M.D. of Provost No. 52 dchambers@mdprovost.ca
Apply today at www.toughnecks.com Experienced and entry level positions available. You know the name, now join our team Precision Drilling is hiring for 15012TP1 Drilling, 15012TP2 14121TP0 Well Servicing and Camp Services. We offer a top benefits package, designated driller program, the best equipment and an industry leading safety program.
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Over $26,000 in Prizes Fashion Shows, Sale Salon & More
All Things Engraved
by Richardson’s
Jenna
Max and Breanne (Barnes) Creelman. Married August 22, 2014 in Okotoks , Ab. The couple currently reside in Calgary, Ab.
Cardiff, Engraving Technician
Richardson’s Jewellery
Duggan Mall, 34 - 6601 - 48 Ave., Camrose 780-672-8811
Elite Bridal
Zach and Cailyn (Anderson) Boodt. Married June 14, 2014 in Hanna, Ab. The couple currently reside in Rocky Mountain House, Ab.
& Fashion Boutique
has moved to 4923-50 Ave.
Double the Space
Please come and check out our new space. Like us on Facebook to see in-store selection.
• A great selection of bridal, grad and mother of the bride dresses including Joseph Ribkoff and Frank Lymann • Lots of new additions including boots, Bernie Mev shoes, Papillon sweaters, tunics, leggings, purses, jewelry
4923-50 Ave., Lacombe • 403-782-3312
Lakeview Liquor Store
Darren and Abaigeal (Skjenna) Luoma. Married August 9, 2014 at Tunnel Mountain Reservoir in Banff, Ab. The couple currently reside in Calgary, Ab.
Affordable Elegance White Linen Tablecloth & Napkin Rentals Laundering Included
For All Your Special Occasions
Pals Linens
Shelly Pals at 403-882-2684 Castor, AB
Step Aerobics/ (Diana Wilson) 403-882-3721
• Discount available on all functions large and small • Largest wine selection in the County of Flagstaff, over 180 different wines. Special orders available. • Liquor licenses available.
Hardisty, AB Call Ernie at 780-888-2488 Located next to the Laundry Mat across from the Wainwright Credit Union.
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We offer a Wedding/Honeymoon Registry and can advise and help book destination weddings, symbolic ceremonies, renewal of vows ceremonies, and of course honeymoons. Come speak to the
Destination Wedding Specialists at Stettler Travel.
Stettler Travel 2010 Ltd. 403.742.1515
www.stettlertravel.com
Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00am - 5:00pm
• Everything for the Bride & Attendants • Best Selection in Central Alberta for Grad Dresses
Kyle and Nadine (Beane) Almberg. Married August 9, 2014 at Kyle’s parent’s farm (Daardi and Nadine Almberg) at Hardisty, Ab. The couple currently reside in Amisk, Ab.
Y W Your Wedding Place P 4946-53 Ave. Red Deer, AB (Just west of superstore) 403.340.0808 check out our Facebook page and www.yourweddingplace.ca
Central Alberta’s Locally Owned and Operated Rental Store! 18 Years Serving Central Alberta
Colten and Megan (Brigley) Anholt. Married August 16, 2014 in Coronation, Ab. The couple currently reside in Coronation.
Nigel and Sarah (Williamson) Renschler. Married September 20, 2014 in Coronation, Ab. The couple currently reside in Stettler, Ab.
High Satisfaction Rating
Party Rental - Wedding Rental - Tent Rental Party Retail - Equipment Rental & More
403-347-7733
5929 - 48 Ave, Red Deer, Alberta sales@parklandrentals.com www.parklandrentals.com
Brides & Beaus Special Occasion? Come see us for GREAT
Have a
GIFT IDEAS & for your
Bridal Registry Have a special request? Stop in & we will order Specialty Items just for you! Store Hours: Mon. - Sat. 8 am - 9 pm Sun. 10 am - 7 pm
Linen Rentals available
please call our Giftware Dept. to place your order (allow 3 weeks delivery)
Hanna, AB • 403-854-3711
Closing Out Sale All bridal gowns, bridesmaids dresses and accessories are
up to
50%off
Duggan Mall #18, 6601 - 48 Ave., Camrose www.bridesandbeaus.ca • 780-672-4500
• Customer Service • Selection • Price For all your function needs 4411-59 St. on Hwy 56 South
Stettler • 403-742-4540 Open: Mon.-Thurs. & Sun. 10-10; Fri. & Sat. 10-11
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Let Love Bloom
We specialize in creating extraordinary wedding arrangements. Over coffee with our head floral designer, prepare to be wowed by the possibilities that capture the mood and beauty of your special day.
Michael and Carla (Hatt) Collins. Married August 23, 2014. The couple currently reside on an acreage outside of Trochu with daughter Brienna.
Raymond and Alicia (Chartier) Cook. Married October 11, 2014 in Coronation, Ab. The couple currently resides in Coronation.
Pedersen’s Florists
4936 - 50 St. Camrose • 780-672-2553
We deliver to you Email inquires to: pedersensflorists@yahoo.ca
www.pedersensflorists.com
Andrew Felczak and Candace Preston. Married September 13, 2014. The couple is currently residing in Edmonton.
Elegant event rentals
Flower Girls & Ringbearers in your wedding party?
We have a wide selection of formal wear to suit every taste. 4929 - 50 St. Camrose • 780-672-5437
C ome to us for your custom wedding bands ...We love to design special memories for you.
Your Wedding & Special Occasion Centre
Open House
Fri., February 27 10:00 –7:00 pm Sat., February 28 10:00 –4:00 pm
(780)386-2440 Lougheed, AB
Your authorized Pandora Dealer
Main Street, Stettler, AB • 1-866-742-5620 • ljstettler@shawbiz.ca
www.lawlorjewelry.com
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