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Daysland council �������������������� 2 Coronation council ����������������� 3 Clearview schools ����������������4, 7 Hughenden school ����������������� 5 Big Valley council ������������������� 5 Viewpoint ������������������������������� 6 Prairie Land schools ���������������� 6 Delburne council �������������������� 6 Lacombe county ��������������������� 7 Classifieds/Careers ��������������� 8-9 Puzzles ��������������������������������� 8-9 Obituary �������������������������������� 10
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ECA Review Reporter Daysland’s regular council meeting on June 23 started off with Coun. Darrel McNabb refusing to accept the minutes from the special meeting held on June 11. McNabb stated that he was not present at that meeting. Chief Administration Officer (CAO) Rod Krips gave McNabb a paper copy of the meeting minutes and while McNabb took time to read over them while council waited, he still maintained that he was not at the meeting. Mayor Gail Watt explained that the special meeting on June 11 was a 10 minute meeting held to clarify the mill rate before announcing it publicly but McNabb maintained that he was not present for the meeting. “Something’s going on that shouldn’t be,” he said, shaking his head and voted not to accept the June 11 meeting minutes. The meeting was later interrupted for an in-camera session with delegations from Flagstaff County arriving. The Daysland residents who attended the meeting were not introduced to the delegates and were ushered out to wait in the office area for the in-camera meeting to end. Before going into the in-camera session, that was not included in the agenda, the ECA Review asked what they were going in-camera to discuss, as there are only three reasons that a council can go incamera for; land, legal or personnel. Mayor Watt, who in the past has refused to acknowledge what in-camera sessions are about refused again at this meeting to tell the audience. “We are not getting into semantics,” said Watt. “It’s a confidential meeting with the County of Flagstaff and council.” CAO Krips tried to interrupt but Watt continued.
“They asked for it,” she said. Looking at Krips she asked, “Do you disagree Rod?” “No, he answered, getting up to usher people out of the meeting. There was no report from council about the in-camera meeting once the regular meeting resumed. When describing in-camera discussions Alberta Municipal Affairs says that “the agenda should contain a ‘Confidential’ heading and then provide a brief description of the topic. For example, “Personnel - Evaluation” could be used to describe conducting the performance appraisal of a chief administrative officer of “Legal Arena Project” could describe discussions regarding a pending court case. Further information is not required.” When Mayor Watt tried to end the meeting, after council had concluded their reports, McNabb said that he wanted to talk to council “without all of them present,” he said waving at the audience. When CAO Krips asked him what it was about McNabb leaned over the table to whisper, what sounded like he didn’t get paid for a meeting. Mayor Watt waved her arm and moved for council to go in-camera. The Daysland residents and the ECA Review were out front after the meeting discussing the fact that Mayor Watt refused to tell why they were going in-camera. When the ECA Review asked residents if it caused concern they agreed saying that it made them wonder if something was going on. “Makes you wonder what they are up to,” said one of the residents. The conversation was interrupted when McNabb came out of the building ahead of any of the other councillors. “Somebody’s going to get a licking,” he said but would not elaborate with the press.
Daysland 2014 financials show $140,000 debt
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ECA Review Reporter The 2014 audit financial statements were presented at the regular Daysland meeting on June 23, with copies available for Daysland residents and the press and showed that the town was in debt for $141,631. The 2014 audit financial statements had already been presented to council in an in-camera session at a previous meeting, where no one but council and the auditor could attend. The town spent a total of $604,053 on salaries, not including contract and general services. The Chief Administration Officer’s (CAO) salary for 2014 was $107,550 not including benefits and allowances, an increase of $8911 from 2013. Certified General Accountant Brian King, who presented the 2014 financial statements, said that the town did not have enough funds to cover reserves and had a debt of $141,631. The town has committed annual funding of $30,000 to the Daysland Hospital Foundation for the new Daysland Medical Clinic until 2019 with committed funds remaining at the and of 2014 were $150,000.
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Many queries have come to both Coronation town councillors and the town about the recycling that is being picked up by CanPak, council heard at their regular meeting on June 22. There have been many complaints to the town that workers are picking up recycling and throwing into the garbage truck and dumping it at the Coronation landfill. Chief Administration Officer (CAO) Sandra Kulyk said that they need to get information out there to residents that CanPak will not pick up recyclables that are contaminated (with soil, food particles etcetera) and that everything that goes into the boxes for recycling must be cleaned and
free from such contaminates. Kulyk reminded council that the garbage truck is used for both garbage and recycling pick up in the town, with the recycling being picked up after garbage has been picked up and dumped at the landfill. Kulyk said that she had contacted CanPak and they told here that it is grounds for dismissal if an employee is not recycling according to CanPak policy and the employee would be dismissed if they were throwing things into the landfill and not recycling it as it should be.
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Coun. Jackie Brigley said that the white birds that frequent the landfill have increased in numbers. A number of councillors agreed saying that the birds are
now dive bombing people when they go out to the landfill. John Rush, district manager for the landfill says that they have a very successful gull control program in place that uses hawks and falcons to discourage gulls and other birds from coming to the landfill, however given that the current landfill cell is nearing completion, the appearance of birds is more prominent. “Once we start disposing of waste materials into the newly created cell and we put a final cap on the old landfill cell we a anticipate the presence of gulls will be significantly diminished,” he said in an email.
at the current time, the town off fireworks in town. discussed possibly having a Sales people in town have permit system in place, where confirmed that they have sold the sellers would give a fireworks to people even permit to the buyer which during the fire ban. would then go to the fire chief “We just don’t ask where to approve. they are setting them off,” Currently residents are said one employee when quesasked to advise the town’s fire tioned about selling them department if they plan to set a fire ban. 3.75” wideduring version
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Castor art installation The Castor Community Enhancement Society (CCES) has commissioned a six ft./ 1.8 m high beaver to be displayed at the entrance to Castor from highway 12. This stylized beaver will be the work of artist, Slavo Cech and will be installed before the end of this summer. Cech is a well known metallurgist in Edmonton and area. Examples of his work can be found all over Edmonton, including the lighted Christmas trees on
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Spooktacular event at Hanna Museum Submitted The Hanna Museum is adding a spookyfun twist to their museum tours for the next few months by featuring Hanna Ghost Walks! The first ghostly performance kicked off June 14 and let’s just say it was spooktacular! After all, how many ghost walk tours do you know that are family-friendly? The ghost walk began by meeting up with the resident friendly ghost, Jenny, at the Railroad Station. She may no longer be part of the living, but after-lifers need jobs too, right? She guided the living through each stop on the Ghost Walk, which was frightfully fun. Who knew that ghosts could be so entertaining? Plus, every stop proved ghoulishly informative. However, you need to pay close attention. Otherwise, the forever-dead school teacher will have you staying after class! Did I also mention that we freed a wanted outlaw? Thankfully, he had longsince passed. The lawman was too busy interrogating in the General Store to even notice! He did seem quite interested in our tour guide, Jenny, which meant we all became suspects! One can only assume what illegal activities must go on even in the hereafter! Lucky for us, we made it through until the very end. To close this boorific experience, we enjoyed cookies and coffee with the ghosts. I have to say, they were surprisingly pleasant and no one lost their head! Many of them seemed awfully familiar to a few breathing residents in
Hanna, but don’t quote me on that! There will be five more performances running through to September 26 with the next performance on July 1st! Tickets available at Willow Creek until June 26 and then they will be
available at the museum. Don’t forget that there will only be 30 tickets per performance! Nice to know there is plenty of time for everyone to snag a ticket before this Ghost Walk rests in peace for 2015!
a spooktacular event, was held at the Hanna Museum June 14 when the forever dead school teacher, Miss thompson, (Kim Spath) and student arlene taylor, two of 15 ghoulishly informative and frightfully fun characters, took participants on a Ghost walk tour! More ghost walks are planned for the summer months at the Hanna Museum. ECA Review/Submitted
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Unsure whether the new NDP government would maintain the budget cuts inked by the previous PC government, school boards were left in limbo with regards to planning their 2015/16 budgets. At a special meeting held June 5 Clearview School Board met to review the new government’s revised funding model, which is to maintain funding at the 2014/15 level with slight increases. According to the Clearview board highlights from the meeting, over $500,000 will be trimmed from Clearview’s 2015/16 budget and new fees will be added. Transportation costs will rise in the new school year for in town and school of choice busing to $300 per year from $200. A number of other reductions will be implemented including fewer meetings and memberships for trustees, a decrease in administration staffing and a reduction in instructional supports.
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Bus routes will also be changing for students in Big Valley where the morning run will be reduced to single from double but will remain as a double run in the afternoon.
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Hughenden Public School awards by Susan Campbell On June 20 we hosted our annual athletic awards. Starting off the afternoon assembly was a presentation made to Newalta’s representative, Kevin Humeniuk, for the contribution this business has given to Hughenden School’s leadership program. Annually Newalta provides monetary sponsorship to cover bussing transportation to the Leadership Conference that students in junior and senior high attend. Duffett extended recognition to all of the athletes who have pursued their various sporting events of choice including golf, volleyball, basketball, badminton and track. Numerous students were presented with individual awards of recognition. Lots of smiles and laughter was had throughout the afternoon assembly as students received recognition, various events were reminisced, and celebration of record breakers was given. Junior high female athlete of the year was awarded to grade 8 student Lucy Lee; junior high male athlete of the year was awarded to grade 9 student Seth Holte; senior high female athlete of the year went to Grade 10 student Courtney Beebe and senior high male athlete of the year went to another grade 10 student Quinton MacMillan.
Grade 12 student Charday Motley was awarded the Career Wildcat Champion. In addition, a couple of accelerated reader (AR) awards were presented. Highest AR points was earned by Grade 9 student Milan Cuthbert, her second year in a row. Nolan Johnson also won the one hundred dollar Czar Town and Country Market source card for being the draw winner in the personal goal draw. Lastly, the awards ceremony ended with Student of the Year winners. This is an award that is given to students nominated by their peers and staff. This year the Junior High Student of the year is Grade 8 student Lucy Lee and the Senior High Student of the Year is Grade 11 student McKenzie Berry. After the awards the annual slow pitch ball game between any grade 12 students and staff who wish to play was held. It was a great game with a good time had by all. Accolades go out to the Grade 12 class for their sportsmanship during the game. Best wishes to these students who will be ending their schooling at Hughenden. Their commencement ceremonies will be held at the end of this week. Teacher, Vincent Artymko will be leaving Hughenden as he is taking up a new teaching position in Marwayne.
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ECA Review Reporter Samantha Lockwood of Big Valley ATV Tours attended the June 25 council meeting to request a relaxation of Tour Wagon Bylaw 812 that requires motorized tour operators carry a $25 million insurance policy if operating within the village. Council agreed that the hefty amount applied more to larger operators like the steam train and was somewhat onerous for small operators. Council relaxed the requirement to $2.5 million for the company. ATV Tours picks up tourists from Big Valley and takes them on excursions through scenic nature tours in the area. “By the way, we think this is fantastic!” stated Mayor Lois Miller about the new tourism opportunity in the village. According to Lockwood, with the variance granted by the village, the company can proceed to secure insurance and gear up for the summer tourist season.
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Council tabled the Replica Gun Bylaw 818 for the summer. Mayor Miller wants to allow time for the newest councillor to learn about the issue following the upcoming by-election. “Let’s see how the summer goes. If it becomes an issue, it [the bylaw] will return,” stated Miller.
Cemetery rules relaxed
After a few more tweaks, the Cemetery Bylaw 815 is nearly ready for council’s approval. Council has opted not to adopt new rules regarding what items individuals can leave at a gravesite. While decorations
like flower vases or solar lights can add some extra time for those mowing or weed eating, council agreed it was not so much that the rules were required. However, CAO White suggested that council have an appropriate disclaimer that individuals leaving items do so at their own risk and the village would not be held responsible for lost or damaged items. Council agreed to set aside 25 per cent of general donations to the cemetery for deposit into a perpetual care account. If a donation is earmarked for perpetual care, 100 per cent will go into the account.
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Council passed Tax Collection Bylaw 817 regarding tax penalties and included a new monthly installment option for residents. According to CAO Michelle White, if people are paying their taxes on the monthly installment plan without missing any payments, they will not face any penalties for outstanding balances. “We’ve been asked for that by people moving in for the past year,” stated White.
A Tri-line garbage truck lies on it’s side in the ditch, about 10 kms north of Coronation, on Highway 872 on the evening of June 26. While emergency response team members confirmed that the driver was okay, no other information was given at the scene. In a follow up telephone call to Coronation Fire Chief Keith Rindal, confirmation was given that the fire department responded to the accident. No further information was given as Rindal said that under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIP) the fire department could not give out any details to the accidents that they attend. A call to Tri-line for information was not returned before going to press. ECA Review/B.Causley
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The problem is greed Dear Editor, Even though I believe every man has a right to his or her opinion, I strongly disagree with the editorial (We need foreign workers…., June 18, pg. 4). The problem here is called ‘greed’ - get more for less. All through history ‘man’ has never been satisfied that life is to live and learn, not for gain of wealth by bigger and bigger
more powerful machinery, stronger chemicals, more fertilizers, build more and more barns for storage of the wealth, more pipelines, more hydraulic tracking, more, more and still more, the way of man’s selfish desires. In conclusion, this land was given to Christian faith, not to modern day slavery. Hank Abbie Rumsey, Ab.
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ECA Review Reporter Saskatchewan students will be bused by Prairie Land Regional School Board (PLRD) to Altario school, the board decided at their regular meeting on June 17. Parents of students who live just out of the board’s boundary in Saskatchewan asked Altario’s principal Kevin Van Lagen to speak to the board about getting a bus to transport the students. While the cost to the board will be high to pick up the eight students who already attend the school there is a potential of 15 students from the community coming, Van Lagen told the board. The parents of the students wanted this to happen so badly that one of them told Van Lagen that he will set up a company on the Saskatchewan side that will pick up the students and transport them to the board’s bus stop across the border. Other parents are willing to get their licence to drive a bus and volunteer their time to help out with transporting the students to the pickup site. Approval in principle was made for the support of the Saskatchewan students to be bused to Saskatchewan border for pickup to Altario with a maximum budget of $20,000 per year contingent on meeting all liability requirements was established. The school in Altario is closer to where the students live than one in Saskatchewan and residents frequent Altario for work and their mail, amongst other things, Barry Davis, trustee for the area, told the board. A number of trustees said that they would be dealing with many of these requests in the future, where students are living in the boundary to go to a certain school but they (or their parents) want to attend another school. Many trustees asked how much money the board would be willing to spend on transporting students from other districts but no definite answer was given.
Consort School’s international field trip to Massachusetts was approved by the board. The trip is scheduled for September 23 to 29 and will see a total of six grade 11 and 12 students going to Boston, Massachusetts. Gerry Bourassa, teacher at Consort School will be heading the initiative. The trip is a component of the iGEM High School Competition. These students have taken part in the iGEM project this school year and have successfully grown genetically modified bacteria to be used in their detection device. They have been working at the DNA level of cellular research and have accomplished a major feat in splitting the DNA and having it reproduce in a controlled environment to accomplish an intended goal. The students have been working with the University of Lethbridge and have already earned $6,000 on May 23 as their project was recognized for being the most technically advanced. The work on this project has encouraged some of the students to engage in higher level studies. Much investment in student time takes place on the weekends and the competition is an overall part of the engagement process for the iGem projects in which the students take part.
Aboriginal program update
Aboriginal Coordinator Sharon Kirby reported on the First Nations, Metis and Inuit Education (FNMI) program. She highlighted that 39 students are currently enrolled in the program. The program this year focused on tracking student achievement. It also focused on supporting teacher professional development and resource acquisition so that teachers and students could study the cultural, political, historical, and economic, inequities and redress, challenges, and influences of the FNMI people’s and their communities.
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Half a dozen property owners succeeded in convincing council not to rezone a lot in their neighbourhood from single family to multi-family use at the June 23 council meeting. The lot in question is currently zoned R1, low density residential. Bylaw 1114/2015 to rezone the property to R2, general residential, was defeated on second reading. Council’s purpose in rezoning the lot was to accommodate a multi-family triplex proposed by Habitat for Humanity Red Deer. Habitat for Humanity’s plan to build in Delburne came after a Delburne resident offered to donate land he owned on Main Street to the organization for a housing project. Delburne council preferred that the land remain for commercial purposes and offered to trade the lot in question, owned by the village, for the Main Street property. The lot would then go through the rezoning process. The major sticking point for the neighbours, who live adjacent to the property, was the multi-family aspect. All were stringently opposed to either a triplex or duplex but were not necessarily opposed to a single family home. Habitat’s reasoning for building a triplex, according to Brake, is to maximize the number of families they can help. “If there was a duplex there, I would never have bought that property to begin with,” stated Donna Harrington, one of the residents. Major concerns expressed by the residents were increased traffic in the neighbourhood, increased noise, kids on the streets, drop in property values due to ‘low income housing’ situated by their properties and a perception of the ‘types’ of people that would qualify to live in the triplex. “There appears to be a misconception
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about the clients,” explained Brian Brake, Executive Director for the Red Deer branch of Habitat for Humanity, who attended the meeting to respond to questions. “They’re all working families,” stated Brake regarding the families that have qualified for homes built in Red Deer. The Delburne triplex would be available to qualifying families from Delburne. Each family that is selected for a home must commit to putting 500 hours of sweat equity into either the home they will move in to, or another Habitat project. In a follow up interview, Brake stated that the family could also put some of those hours toward a local charity in their commun ity. While families do not require a down payment for the home and Habitat provides the mortgage interest free, they must have a yearly income between $37,000 and $51,000 in order to make the monthly mortgage payment. If the family moves, Habitat returns the mortgage money to the family (essentially buying back the home) and a new qualifying family moves into the home. The home remains in perpetuity as a Habitat home to provide a lifeline to struggling families. Brake has since met with the property owner and they are discussing alternatives for Delburne. Council also expressed their desire to find another way to accommodate a Habitat project in Delburne.
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“Delburne sets the standard for medical first responders,” stated Delburne Fire Chief, Sherry Marsellus as she passed on comments to council from a recent Alberta Health Services Fire Chief meeting held in Provost. Delburne can take pride in the work of its first responders, explained Marsellus, who attended the meeting to give council a quarterly report on the status of the fire department.
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ECA Review Reporter Deer River development – an 18-hole golf course, 506 homes and mini village with year-round shopping near Joffre – got the green light last Thursday, June 25, after Lacombe County approved the concept plan, land rezoning and executed the development permit. Ryan Vold, who helped plan the Wolf Creek Golf Resort near Ponoka, is acting as a consultant for Deer River properties and the Canadian Conference of Mennonite Brethren out of Winnipeg. The group will now seek investors, work with builders and start selling lots on the 937.5 acre chunk of land. Peter Duke, planning and development officer for Lacombe County, told council at the meeting, that will be a mix of lot sizes from .3 acres to two acres and it will be developed in 11 phases. Duke said roads will be upgraded in Phase I including the developer building a road into the development. The first phase will see about 50 lots. When 60 per cent of the development is completed, a second connector road to Hwy 11 will be built. Since Deer River development isn’t close to any emergency, medical or fire protection services, the developer is required to initiate a volunteer fire department for the development and surrounding area, which would act as a first response. At the start, staff from the golf
course will be trained to operate the department. Eventually, volunteer firefighters will be recruited and trained to operate the Deer River fire department. The Deer River fire protection committee will coordinate the purchase of a fire truck and construction of a fire hall for the department. The initial costs will be responsibility of the developer. Lacombe County will have say in the location of the fire hall. Fire flow hydrants will be constructed throughout the development. “Before anyone lives there we want the fire department (created),” said Lacombe County Commissioner Terry Hager. Earlier this year Lacombe County adopted its Long Range Planning Program for 2015 – 17, which identified 25,720 acres for potential residential development, 950 acres for potential commercial development, 2,588 acres for potential industrial development, 3,846 acres for potential commercial or industrial development and 1,642 acres for potential recreation development. In addition, there are also significant number of developments that are either approved or in process of being approved, including 1,450 residential lots proposed on 2,223 acres and about 1,660
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Or(PGSC) email dwight@fortcitychrysler.com Prince George Surgery Centre is expanding to include a cataract surgery program. This ambulatory procedure performed under local anesthetic will provide a unique 1-877-787-5220 opportunity for operating room nurses to work a daytime schedule. Toll-free: The successful candidates should have: FORT CITY • Operating Room Certification and CRNBC registration • A focus on detail and efficient work flow • Strong communication and interpersonal skills • The ability to deal with sensitive situations and confidential information For detailed information visit: www.pgsurgerycentre.com Qualified applicants can send their resume and cover letter to: drjschmid@pgsurgerycentre.com - Subject Nurse
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Fort City Chrysler is expanding. GROW WITH US!
Hanna & Area Early Childhood Coalition (K.I.T.E.) is seeking a motivated individual for a
* Journeyman Technicians * Parts Manager
SHORT-TERM CONTRACT POSITION
We offer top wages, benefits and moving allowance to Fort St. John. 12345 Fax resumes to Dwight:
FAMILY & COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT PROJECT
Or email dwight@fortcitychrysler.com Toll-free: 1-877-787-5220 FORT CITY
to take the lead on our
K.I.T.E. is working in the communities of Hanna and Delia, and surrounding areas, to support families with young children and would like to know how to do this more effectively. Working closely with members of K.I.T.E., this individual will be responsible for assessment design, as well as collecting and analyzing the community data. No experience necessary but preference will be given to individuals with knowledge and experience in assessment design and data collection and analysis. Contract fee negotiable. Please forward resumes via email to glenda.stanger@hannalearning.com or by Fax to 403-854-4166 (Attn: Glenda) Deadline for applications Friday, July 17. For more information contact Glenda at 403-854-2099, Ext. 212.
Music Teacher Hanna Schools Competition #PLRD-413
Applications are invited for a part time probationary (0.75 FTE) position for a music teacher to commence August 25th, 2015. Assignment will be part time at Hanna Primary School and part time at J.C.Charyk School (elementary grades). The successful candidate will possess a sound knowledge of the music program of studies. Excellent communication skills are required. Please forward cover letter, resume, University Transcripts and letters of reference, by e-mail to lenore.etherington@plrd.ab.ca. Applications will also be accepted by mail or fax to: Lenore Etherington, H.R. Administrator Prairie Land Regional Division # 25 P.O. Box 670 Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 Fax: (403)854-2803 Competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is found. Thank you to all applicants, but only those who will be interviewed will be contacted. The successful candidate will be required to provide proof of a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate, a Criminal Record Check and Child Intervention Check satisfactory to PLRD prior to commencement.
250-787-5210
Administrative Assistant
is currently seeking a full time administrative assistant for its Hanna operations. Although experience in a fast pace office environment would be an asset, it is not required as training will be provided. For more information, please call Monica Faupel at 403-854-4421, Extension 104 or email your resume to monica.faupel@endeavorcas.com
HELP WANTED Full Time Cashier Phone 403-854-5000 and ask for Dan or email resume to cactus@netago.ca
CACTUS CORNER TRUCKSTOP
Corner of Hwy 9 & 36 South • Hanna, AB
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OBITUARY
Helped establish Pro Rodeo in Hanna Kenneth William Wells December 9, 1930 June 13, 2015 It is with great sadness that we say good bye to a beloved husband, father, Papa, brother, uncle and great friend, Kenneth William Wells, who passed away after a short illness in the Red Deer Regional Hospital surrounded by his family. Ken, was born in his grandparents’ house Wells near Kitscoty, Ab. and moved with his parents and siblings to the Hanna area in 1935, where he grew up on the farm and ranch. He still lived in Hanna upon his passing. Ken was an avid outdoorsman, sportsman and very active in community life as
well as the rodeo world. He was a man of many skills, varied interests and pursued many occupations. At various points in his life he was a rancher and farmer, first class gasfitter, sheetmetal worker/ welder, conservation and reclamation inspector and disaster services worker. He belonged to and volunteered with many different organizations. For example he was with the Elks for over 60 years. He served as a volunteer fireman in Hanna and later on became a member of the local Historical Society. In his youth he even joined the Ancient and Honourable
RCMP
Missing woman The Oyen RCMP is requesting the public’s assistance in locating 56 year old, Ma Isabel Sanchez-Garcia. Sanchez-Garcia was reported missing on June 4, 2015 and was last seen in Oyen, Ab. She is described as: Hispanic, 5’2” tall, 140 lbs, shoulder length brown hair, brown eyes and may be
travelling to either British Columbia or Ontario. If you have any information on her whereabouts contact the Oyen RCMP at 403.664.3505.
Bank robbery in Alliance
Following a robbery in Blackie, Ab. RCMP arrested two men on June 27. Turn to Arrest, Pg 11
GRAZING OPPORTUNITY
Order of Turtles. grandchildren, Metro, Ken helped to establish the Kenneth, Kerry, T.J. (Tasha), Hanna Rodeo as a Canadian Christopher and Cameron; Professional Rodeo and two great grandchildren, Association (CPRA) event and Danielle and Kiefer; as well as was president of Hanna Pro his sister Evelyn and last but Rodeo Association for over 20 not least, his dog, Dixie. years. Even after turning over He was predeceased by his responsibility to the younger brother Daniel. ones he still remained The family would like to involved. One of his most express their special thanks to prized possessions was the the wonderful staff of beautiful belt buckle presented Palliative Care at the Red Deer for those years of service. Regional Hospital who took Ken also received an award care of all of us in those final from the CPRA as chairperson difficult days. in 1999, with another buckle In lieu of flowers please send that he wore with great pride memorial donations made to and was an honourary the Canadian Cancer Society member of the CPRA for life. or to the CPRA. Later on, Ken also served for 10 years as a director of the ANSWER TO PUZZLE ON PAGE 9 Canadian Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame located in Ponoka. Ken a very caring and loving person until the last, expressing the greatest concern for his family. He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Marjorie and his three children, Debbie (Jim Nester), Kim (Patti), Pat (Sharon); six
VILLAGE OF BOTHA
NOTICE
2015 Property Tax Assessment & Tax Notice Deadline For Payment: July 31, 2015
Bids are being accepted for Grazing -- 2015 and 2017 seasons
The Village of Botha property tax notices for 2015 were mailed July 1, 2015 in accordance with Section 308 7 311 of the Municipal Government Act, being Chapter M-26, R.S.A. 2000.
All of Section 18-38-10 W4 -- Joy Eisert Habitat Lands All bids to be received by Noon July 15th, 2015. 3000 Cow/Calf Pair Days Available per Year—defined as daily rent for a 1300 lb cow and calf. Grazing will commence upon award. The highest or any bid, may not be accepted. The bidder is responsible for viewing the land prior to bidding. Fence will be completed and maintained by owners. Future fence maintenance and water requirements are the responsibility of the contract holder. For more information, please call Lyle @ 780-806-9055, or email l_hauser@ducks.ca or fax 780-842-4678
The deadline for payment of 2015 property taxes is July 31, 2015. Balances still owing after July 31, 2015 will be subject to a penalty of 12% and a further 12% penalty on all outstanding balances after January 1, 2016. Payments can be made by cheque, cash, and money order or through direct deposits. Talk with your financial institution to set up on line payments.
PUBLIC NOTICE Invitation to Bid No. 102-7
The Village of Edgerton / Banner Environmental Engineering The Village of Edgerton, Alberta hereby invites the submission of sealed bids for the design and build of its new Fire Hall and Town Office/Library. Bid Closing Date / Unsealing – July 20th, 2015 at 3:00 PM Mountain Time. Bid information and documents may be obtained by e-mail from Jessie Beaudry of Banner Environmental Engineering at jessie.beaudry@banneree.com The Village of Edgerton reserves the right to reject any, and all, bids and waive informalities and irregularities in the bids received.
JEFF M.FAUPEL, B. Mgmt., C.A. MONICA N. FAUPEL, B. Mgmt., C.A. - Full Practice Services -
Offices in Hanna, Coronation, Three Hills & Oyen Three Hills on Tuesdays In Coronation Wednesdays In Oyen Thursdays by Appointment
Call for appointment 800-267-5601
Professional Directory Chapman and Co. Professional Accountants LLP
Guy Chapman CA* Chris Annand, CA* Kendra Walgenbach, CA* Naomi Roth, CGA* 4702 51st Ave, Stettler, AB
Phone 403-742-3438
Email: gchap@gchap.ca Fax 403-742-0560
Business Directory Coronation Vision Clinic Dr. Marc Kallal Dr. Ward ZoBell Tues & Thurs 10 - 4
403-578-3221
Hanna Vision Centre Eye Health • Glasses • Contacts
Dr. Dennis A. Heimdahl Dr. Ward ZoBell Tuesdays, Wednesdays 9-5 Thursdays, Fridays 9-4
403-854-3003
Bill’s Waterwell Services Well Drilling Ltd.& Repairs Pumps
R&L
Transport
• Cattle, Grain, 403-747-2120 Well Drilling Equipment Hauling drillerbill@xplornet.com Pumps & Repairs • Custom 4 x 4 Square Baling
403-747-2120 drillerbill@xplornet.com Little Gap Septic Service
Little Gap Septic Service
Serving East Central Alberta Brett & Lana Twa Ph. 403-578-3157
Cell. 403-578-8451
RICK LAUGHLIN 403 854 6124 LARRY LAUGHLIN 403 854 6126
Service Wise We Specialize
403-742-5237 Stettler, AB
Guardian s s a Gl Siding Drugs rs • • Doo s w o Killam Wind
Based in Hanna for 33 years PLATINUM
www.anchorglass.ab.ca
Local Toll Free 403-854-4414 1-800-463-3148 Locally Owned & Operating since 1980
Mon.-Fri.: 8 am - 6 pm Sat.: 9 am - 5 pm Sun.: Noon - 4 pm East Central Alberta’s
Largest Drugstore
• Custom New Homes •All Farm Buildings • Renovations • Windows and Doors • Overhead Doors & Service • Retail Sales Quality Customer Care
403-854-3585
Wecker
RR #2 Bashaw, AB Ponoka County 424008
780 372 2178
PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.
• Plumbing • Gas Fitting • Air Conditioning • Sheet Metal • Commercial Refrigeration
Serving the Big Country
(403) 854-4774
Main Street Hanna, AB
MONDAYS 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Call Anytime for Appointments
578-3811
Located in Coronation Mall
330 - 2 Avenue West Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 403.854.2758 Toll Free 1.855.507.8610 HeartlandFuneralServices.com Laurie Palmer,
DENTISTS
Government Inspected Abattoir
In Coronation
A. Div. of Central Alberta Family Funeral Services Ltd.
Funeral Director
Kikel Meat Packers
Dr.McIver
“Familiar Faces You Have Learned to Trust”
Cathy Watts,
Big Country Construction & Building Supplies Ltd.
DENTIST
Dr. Sam Huang Dr. Sribney 8am to 5pm Weekdays
403-742–6741! 4906-51 St.! Downtown Stettler! Emergencies welcome Accepting New Patients
Funeral Director
E.Roger Spady Professional Corporation Barrister & Solicitor Coronation Mall Coronation, AB
403-578-3131 Office Hours: Tuesday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
PARKVIEW FUNERAL CHAPELS & CREMATORIUM Your Funeral and Cremation Professionals
AUTO BODY REPAIR LTD.
Quality Collision Repair and Professional Service… Guaranteed! Find out more about us at: www.brennanautobody.com Phone: 403-742-3555 4109 - 48 Avenue, Stettler
Fully Licensed Associates Verna Rock/Corinne Nattestad Dean Ross/owner 1499770 AB LTD
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Arrest made in Alliance Cont’d from Pg 10 Jeffery Axel Forslund, a 43-years-old man of no fixed address has been charged with five counts of robberies with a firearm, one of which was for a robbery he committed in Alliance, Ab. on June 19. High River Killam RCMP responded to the report of the armed robbery at a financial
institution in Alliance, Ab. on June 19. The male suspect approached the institution on foot, entered, produced a gun and demanded cash. According to RCMP reports Forslund fled the institution on foot. The second man arrested Melvin Gilbert Stinert, a 38-year-old man of no fixed address, had
various charges against him.
Mischief Under $5000.00 Provost RCMP and CO-OP gas responded to a warning of low pressure from the CO-OP site near Hayter, Ab. on June 28 between 3 and 7:30 a.m. They found a tin shed door had been damaged by a suspect attempting to
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enter the building and a gas line valve had been shut off. Graffiti of foul language was also written on a sign located on the building.
Custom Barbwire Fencing and Corral Work Cell: 780-753-8712 Home: 780-753-6934
Not learning necessary skills Cont’d from Pg 7 A lack of physical playtime is a large part of the problem, explained Johnstone. Parents are not allowing kids to play with things like scissors, play dough or crayons because of the mess, explained Trustee Cheri Neitz about discussions she has had with parents. The result, according to Johnstone, is that kids are not learning necessary skills that they require before entering the school system. The assessment tests five areas. Of those tested, 59 per cent had developed appropriate levels of awareness of self and environment, 58 per cent cognitive skills and 65 per cent language and communication. The tool assisted educators to identify areas where a child might need additional help to develop skills prior to entering kindergarten.
and Cheri Neitz, Yvette Cassidy and Karen Holloway in favour.
Parents get a break
A $5 electronic fee for using Clearview’s new KEV online payment system is one fee parents will not have to pay following the board’s approval of school fees. KEV software allows parents to pay for school fees online if they choose, making fee collection
L. Strom
Custom manure spreading: - equipped for big or small jobs: low sheds and confined areas. General Contracting: - all types of skid steer service
403 574 2222
Budget approved
Clearview School Board has approved the 2015/16 budget with a six to one vote. The budget projects total revenues of $32,686,881 and expenditures of $33,077,124 for a $390,243 deficit. Prior to the vote on the budget, Trustee Yvette Cassidy was looking for an amendment to deal with transportation fees separately. Fees for busing for in-town and school of choice have risen to $300 per year from $200 and a new yard service fee of $300 per year was added for yard service. A motion to approve the amendment was defeated with Trustees Ken Checkel, Staci Gerlitz, Dave Goodwin and John Schofer opposed
Ironman Scrap Metal Recovery
. . . is picking up scrap again!
• farm machinery • vehicles • industrial Serving Central AB
403.318.4346
Tru-Fence Good Fences Make Good Neighbours! • Oilfield • Commercial • Residential • Farm Fencing • Barbed wire • Wood • Vinyl
• Chain Link • Page Wire • Rail Fence • Corrals • Fence Installation • Removal
Verle Klassen
Ph 403-741-4483 • Fax 403-742-4560
trufence@live.ca
• POST FRAME • STICK FRAME • STEEL BUILDINGS
easier for schools. Trustee Holloway pointed out, the system is advantageous for schools as teacher time can be spent on teaching and not on collecting payments. Holloway stated the $5 fee could be perceived as ‘nickel and diming’ parents. FARM AUCTION The systemUNRESERVED should be ready for use by August, according to Associate Superintendent Peter Neale. LOCATED: From Forestburg, go 6.3 km south on Rge Rd 152, then 3.9 km east on Twp Rd 412.
Barns. Shops. Garages. Skid Shacks
SATURDAY, JULY 25, 2015 & – 10:00 AM Metal Roofing & Siding Sales Delivery
Jake: 780-918-9873 Estate of Gerald Contact Erickson – Forestburg, AB
email: jake.sandstormalberta@hotmail.com
Gate sign – 14548 Twp Rd 412. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Betty at 780-385-1503 or 780-583-2155 (evenings) Previewing starting Monday, July 13 until sale time. Equipment & Internet Bidding at 12:00 p.m.
UNRESERVED UNRESERVED FARM FARM AUCTION AUCTION
SATURDAY, SATURDAY, JULY JULY 25, 25, 2015 2015 – – 10:00 10:00 AM AM
Estate of Gerald Erickson – Forestburg, AB LOCATED: LOCATED: From From Forestburg, Forestburg, go go 6.3 6.3 km km south south on on Rge Rge Rd Rd 152, 152, then then 3.9 3.9 km km east east on on Twp Twp Rd Rd 412. 412. Gate sign – 14548 Twp Rd 412. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Betty at 780-385-1503 or 780-583-2155 (evenings) Previewing starting Monday, July 13 until sale time. Equipment & Internet Bidding at 12:00 p.m. TRACTORS & CRAWLER • 1993 Case IH 9280 4WD w/ 20.8Rx42 duals, showing 4369 hrs, standard trans, 4 hyd plus return, good to vg cond, S/N JCB0031080 • 1990 Ford Versatile 946 (Designation 6) 4WD w/ 20.8R42 duals, showing 3771 hrs, standard trans, 4 hyd plus return, S/N D451159 • 1982 Versatile 875 4WD w/ 12’ Leon 6-way dozer, 1000 PTO, 4 hyd, 30.5Lx32 singles, S/N 056881 • Case TRACTORS 2390 2WD w/ 20.8x38 duals, & TRACTORS & CRAWLER CRAWLER showing 6215IH 2 hyd, • 1993 Case Case IHhrs, 9280powershift, 4WD w/ w/ 20.8Rx42 20.8Rx42 • 1993 9280 4WD 1000 PTO, S/N 9915951 duals, showing 4369 duals, showing 4369 hrs, hrs, standard standard 4 hyd plus return, good to • IHtrans, 684 2WD w/ IH 2250 loader & trans, 4 hyd plus return, good5-1/2’ to vg vg cond, S/N S/N JCB0031080 bucket, diesel, 3-pt hitch, 540 PTO, cond, JCB0031080 • 1990 Ford Versatile 946 (Designation showing 2573 hrs, has dozer for loader • 1990 Ford Versatile 946 (Designation 4WD w/3-pt 20.8R42 • IH6) 2WD, hitch, duals, 14.9x28showing rears, 6)350 4WD w/ 20.8R42 duals, showing 3771 standard trans, 4 hyd plus gas, 540hrs, PTO, 1 hyd, S/N 8573 3771 hrs, standard trans, 4 hyd plus return, S/N D451159 • IHreturn, 350 2WD, S/N 6296 S/N gas, D451159 4WD w/ 12’ Leon • • IH1982 TD15Versatile crawler, 875 11’ blade, winch, S/N • 1982 875 4WD w/ 12’ 6-way_Versatile dozer, 1000 PTO, 4 Leon hyd, TD15_ _ _ 5333 6-way PTO, 4 hyd, 30.5Lx32dozer, singles,1000 S/N 056881 HARVEST EQUIPMENT singles, S/N • 30.5Lx32 Case 2390 2WD w/ 056881 20.8x38 duals, • • 1996 21’2390 Case IH SP swather, Case 2WD w/ 20.8x38 showing 6215 hrs,8820 powershift, 2duals, hyd, showing 750 hrs,hrs, PUpowershift, reel, dbl swath, showing 6215 2 hyd, 1000 PTO, S/N 9915951 gauge wheels, foot controls, shedded, 1000 PTO, 9915951 • IH 684 2WDS/N w/ IH 2250 loader & 5-1/2’ S/N CFH0105437 • IH 684 2WD w/ IH 2250 loader & 5-1/2’ bucket, diesel, 3-pt hitch, 540 PTO, • 1992 Casediesel, IH 1680 SP hitch, combine, 1015 bucket, 3-pt PTO, showing 2573 hrs, has dozer 540 for loader header, Super PU, showing showing 25733-pt hrs, has8dozer for loader • IH 350 Victory 2WD, hitch, 14.9x28 rears, 2677 eng hrs, 30.5Lx32 fronts, • IH 350 2WD, hitch, gas, 540 PTO,3-pt 1 hyd, S/N14.9x28 8573 rears, chopper, long auger, shedded, gas, 540 PTO,gas, 1 hyd, 8573 S/N • IH 350 2WD, S/NS/N 6296 JJC0117358 • IH 350 gas,11’ S/N 6296winch, S/N TD152WD, crawler, blade, • • 1987 Case 1680 SP11’ combine, for parts, IH TD15 blade, winch, S/N TD15_ _ _crawler, _ 5333 S/N 028602 TD15_ _ _ _ 5333EQUIPMENT HARVEST • • 25’1996 Macdon 960 draper header w/ 21’ Case IH 8820 SP swather, HARVEST EQUIPMENT Case adapter, PU reel, reel, shedded,swath, S/N hrs, • showing 1996 21’ 750 Case IHPU 8820 SPdblswather, 155492 gauge wheels, footPU controls, shedded, showing 750 hrs, reel, dbl swath, • 22-1/2’ Case IH 1010 straight cut S/N CFH0105437 gauge wheels, foot controls, shedded, header, PU reel, ForeSP & combine, Aft, hm built • 1992 Case IH 1680 1015 S/N CFH0105437 transport, shedded, S/N 8JJC0205249 header, Victory Super PU, showing • 1992 Case IH 1680 SP combine, 1015 2677 eng hrs, 30.5Lx32 fronts, AIR DRILL / AIR SEEDERS header, Victory Super 8 PU, showing chopper, long auger, shedded, S/N • 60’ Bourgault II seeding 2677 eng 5710 hrs, Series 30.5Lx32 fronts, JJC0117358 tool, mid row 2004, 9.8” chopper, long banders, auger, shedded, S/N • 1987 Case 1680 SP combine, for parts, spacing, 2-1/2” steel packers, S/N JJC0117358 S/N 37875AH-09 • 1987028602 Case 1680 SP combine, for parts, 25’ Macdon 960 draper w/ • • 32’ Bourgault seedingheader tool, dbl S/N 028602 8800 CaseMacdon adapter,960 PU reel, shedded, S/N shoot, Technotill openers, has 4-bar • 25’ draper header w/ 155492 harrows and mtdPU packers, 8” spacing Case adapter, reel, shedded, S/N • 22-1/2’ Case IH 1010 straight cut • Bourgault 155492 2195 air tank w/ 3rd tank, header, PU reel, Fore & Aft, hm built dual fan, shedded, 3263 • 22-1/2’ Case IHS/N 1010 straight cut transport,2130 shedded, S/N JJC0205249 • Bourgault special tank, header, PU reel, Fore &airAft, hm S/N built AIR DRILL / AIRS/N SEEDERS 4394 transport, shedded, JJC0205249 • 60’ Bourgault 5710 Series II seeding DRILL AIR SEEDERS tool,AIR mid row / banders, 2004, 9.8” • 60’ Bourgault 5710 Series II seeding spacing, 2-1/2” steel packers, S/N tool, mid row banders, 2004, 9.8” 37875AH-09 2-1/2” steel packers, • spacing, 32’ Bourgault 8800 seeding tool, S/N dbl 37875AH-09 shoot, Technotill openers, has 4-bar • 32’ Bourgault 8800 seeding tool, dbl harrows and mtd packers, 8” spacing Technotill • shoot, Bourgault 2195 airopeners, tank w/ has 3rd 4-bar tank, harrows mtd packers, 8” spacing dual fan,and shedded, S/N 3263 • tank air w/ tank, 3rd tank, • Bourgault Bourgault 2195 2130 air special S/N dual 4394fan, shedded, S/N 3263 • Bourgault 2130 special air tank, S/N 4394
BINS • 5’ Maletti 3-pt mower • Bourgault 2115 II air tank, missing air • Four Westeel 14’ x 6 ring hopper bins, • 7’ 3-pt sickle mower package 2150 bu+/–, 2 have dbl skids, all have • 3-pt hyd lift potato digger • 40’ John Deere 680 seeding tool w/ JD ladders & remote lids 787 TBH air tank (130 bu), 10” spacing, • 3-pt potato planter single shoot, Summers dbl arm mtd • Westeel 4 ring hopper bin, 800 bu+/– • 3-pt potato hiller • Westeel 14’ x 6 ring, 2000 bu+/–, wood • P&H 3-pt PTO welder, WA 200 harrows floor • Hm built 2-pt sprayer w/ wand TRUCKS • Seven 14’ x 5 ring, 1650 bu+/–, wood • 1998 IH 9200 Eagle TA w/ 5th wheel, ANTIQUE EQUIPMENT floors showing 635,496 km, Cat C12 eng, 13 • 14’ x 4 ring, 1350 bu+/–, wood floor • McCormick-Deering 15-30 on steel spd, day cab, air ride, 11Rx24.5 tires, • Wood grain wagon, wood spoked AUGERS/GRAIN CLEANER/DRYER Jake brake, long wheel base wheels 10”x66’ mech • Ford 7N/8N for parts, newer rear • • 1979 IH 4300 Eagle TA grain truck air w/ • Sakundiak HD10-2000, • Maletti mower Bourgault 2115 II air tank, missing BINS • 5’ 5’11.2x28 Maletti 3-pt 3-pt mower • 18’ Bourgault 2115 II air tank, missing air swing auger BINS wood box & hoist, Detroit 6 cyl, 15 tiresmower • Four Westeel 14’ x xauger, 6 ring ringHonda hopperGX bins, • 7’ 7’ 3-pt 3-pt sickle sickle package • 14’ 6 hopper bins, • Four FarmWesteel King 7”x41’ 390 • mower package spd, roll tarp, spring susp, air brakes, • Two IH sickle mowers 2150 bu+/–, 2 have dbl skids, all have • 3-pt 3-pt hyd hyd lift lift potato potato digger • 40’ 40’ John John Deere Deere 680 680 seeding seeding tool tool w/ w/ JD JD 2150 bu+/–, 2 have dbl skids, all have • motor, elec start digger • 11Rx24.5 tires • Walk behind sickle mower & 787 TBH air tank (130 bu), 10” spacing, • 3-pt potato planter ladders & remote remote lids • ladders Sakundiak 8”x41’lids PTO auger 787 TBH air tank (130 bu), 10” spacing, • 3-pt potato planter • 1956 S-160Summers SA grain dbl truck w/mtd 15’ • • Westeel Westeel 4 4 ring ring hopper hopper bin, bin, 800 800 bu+/– bu+/– • 3-pt potato singleIHshoot, arm hiller MISCELLANEOUS • Sakundiak 7”x41’ auger singlebox shoot, Summers dbl5 arm mtd • • 3-pt potato hiller Westeel 14’ x 6 ring, 2000 bu+/–, wood wood & hoist, 6 cyl gas, & 2 trans harrows P&H 3-pt PTO welder, WA4200 1986 Mercury Topaz, dr, diesel, 5 • 14’ x 6 ring, 2000 wood • Westeel 8”x8’ transfer auger w/ bu+/–, hopper, elec • harrows • • P&H 3-pt PTO welder, WA 200 floor • 1975 IH 200 SA grain truck w/ 11’ steel • Hm built 2-pt sprayer w/ km wand floor spd, showing 109,569 motor TRUCKS • Seven 14’ x 5 ring, 1650 bu+/–, wood • Hm built 2-pt sprayer w/ wand box & hoist, 8 TRUCKS cyl gas, 4 spd trans x 5 ring, bu+/–, wood • 8-1/2’ • Seven Petkus14’ Super grain1650 cleaner steel truck deck, headache rack • 1998 IH 9200 Eagle TA w/ 5th wheel, • ANTIQUE EQUIPMENT • 1998 IH 9200 Eagle TA w/ 5th wheel, • floors DriAll continuous grainfloor dryer SPRAYERS 1000ANTIQUE gal & 500EQUIPMENT gal 15-30 propane showing 635,496 km, Cat C12 eng, 13 • floors • • McCormick-Deering on tanks steel x 4P-16W ring, 1350 bu+/–, wood showing Cat C12 sprayer, eng, 13 • 14’ • • McCormick-Deering 15-30 on steel 14’ x 4 ring, 1350 bu+/–, wood floor • 60’ Spray Coupe 3630 SP Skidoo Everest 340 & Citation 4500 spd, day 635,496 cab, air km, ride, 11Rx24.5 tires, • Wood grain wagon, wood spoked LIGHT CLEANER/DRYER TRUCKS spd, cab, air ride,300 11Rx24.5 tires, AUGERS/GRAIN • Wood grain wagon, wood spoked Jake day brake, long wheel base showing 1512 hrs, gal, stand wheels snowmobiles AUGERS/GRAIN CLEANER/DRYER • 2007 Dodge 3500 SLT10”x66’ 1 Ton mech dually, wheels • Sakundiak HD10-2000, Jake brake, long wheel base • trans, 1979 IH 4300 controller, Eagle TA grain w/ • Sakundiak Ford forfans, parts, Melroe foamtruck marker, • Three7N/8N aeration 3hp newer & 1hp rear HD10-2000, 10”x66’ mech • crew cab, cab & chassis, 4x4, showing swing auger • hitch, 1979wood IH 4300 Eagle TADetroit grain 6 truck w/ • Ford 7N/8N for &parts, newer rear 18’ box & hoist, cyl,S/N 15 11.2x28 tires tire (auto steer sells separate), 30.5Lx32 rim; unused cone auger 117,308 km, Cummins diesel,GX6 390 spd • Farm King 7”x41’ auger, Honda 18’ box & hoist,susp, Detroit cyl, 15 • swing 11.2x28 tirescombine; spd,wood roll tarp, spring air6brakes, • Two IH sickle mowers 209412009 for 1680 Melroe 388 PU; • motor, Farm 7”x41’ 390 stand,King A/T/C, PW &Honda PDL,GXpower elec start auger, spd, roll tarp, spring air brakes, • IH sickle mowers 11Rx24.5 tires5400 • Two Walk behind sickle mower • 60’ Bourgault PTsusp, sprayer, 650 US • motor, Honda 11 hp motor; 22’ batt reel; two elec start driver’s seat (deck sells separate) Sakundiak 8”x41’ PTO auger 11Rx24.5 tires SA grain truck w/ 15’ • Walk behind eng.; sickle Qty mower • gal, 1956 IHpump S-160 hyd Wisconsin power poles; slip • • Sakundiak 1990 GMC8”x41’ 2500PTO w/ auger 8’ deck & 5th MISCELLANEOUS • 1956 SA6 grain truck 15’ • Sakundiak 7”x41’ auger wood IH boxS-160 & hoist, cyl gas, 5 & 2w/trans tank Mercury MISCELLANEOUS • 7”x41’ auger wheeltransfer hitch, 6.2L diesel, 4 spd stand, Topaz, 4 dr, diesel, 5 • Sakundiak 8”x8’ auger w/ hopper, elec • 1986 JOHN DEERE SYSTEM woodIH box & hoist, 6 cyl gas,w/ 5 &11’ 2 trans • 1975 200 SAGUIDANCE grain truck steel • 8”x8’ FC showing canola 2 km whl swath turner; 1986 Mercuryroller; Topaz, 4 dr, diesel, 5 w/km, hopper, elec • • 2WD, transfer showingauger 105,958 one owner spd, 109,569 • • JD Greenstar w/ 2600 screen, Autotrac 1975 200 8 SA grain 11’ steel • motor box &IH hoist, cyl gas,truck 4 spdw/trans Case 4 bar hay rake km on steel spd, showing 109,569 1983 Ford F250 w/ mtd 500 gal+/motor • Petkus Super grain cleaner • 8-1/2’ steel truck deck, headache rack universal wheel and SF1 globe box & hoist, 8 cyl gas, 4 spd trans waterP-16W tank &continuous Honda 160grain banjo pump, • • • Petkus Super grain cleaner 10’ gal Rustler camper; 1978 Kawasaki 8-1/2’ steel truck headache rack DriAll dryer SPRAYERS 1000 & 500 galdeck, propane tanks FIELD EQUIPMENT 4x4, 4.9L, 4 spd stand, showing 77,389 • 1000 P-16W continuous grain dryer KZ200 motorbike SPRAYERS galEverest & 500 gal propane tanks4500 • 60’ Spray Coupe 3630 SP sprayer, • DriAll Skidoo 340 & Citation LIGHT TRUCKS • • 39’ Case IH1512 5600 DT 3630 cult, bar km Dodge Solar 2150C Labtronics 60’ Spray Coupe sprayer, Skidoo Everest mig 340 welder; & Citation 4500 showing hrs, 3004 SP gal,harrows stand • 2007 snowmobiles LIGHT TRUCKS 3500 SLT 1 Ton dually, • • • 45’ IH 5500 DTcontroller, cult, barfoam harrows • 2007 1994 GMC 1500 ext cab, short box, grain tester; two anvils; Lincoln 180 showing 1512 hrs,3 300 gal,marker, stand • snowmobiles trans, Melroe • Three aeration fans, 3hp & 1hp crew cab, cab3500 & chassis, Dodge SLT 14x4, Tonshowing dually, • Bourgault FHsteer 28-34 cult,separate), 4foam bar harrows, 2WD, 5.7L, auto, showing 296,458 km welder; HD welding table; drill press; hitch, (auto sells S/N trans, Melroe controller, marker, 30.5Lx32 tire & rim; unused cone • Three aeration fans, 3hp & 1hp 117,308 6 spd crew cab,km, cabCummins & chassis,diesel, 4x4, showing Flexicoil hyd steer markers 1998 Chev box, • 30.5Lx32 209412009 chop pullers; qty ofPU; cult for 1680saw; combine; Melroe 388 cone hitch, (auto sells separate), S/N • 117,308 tire gear & rim; unused stand, A/T/C, PWext& cab, PDL,long power km, 2500 Cummins diesel, 6 spd • • 33’ IH 5000 Vibra-Chisel diesel, 2WD 60’ Bourgault 5400 PT sprayer, 650 US Honda 11 combine; hp motor; 22’ batt 388 reel; PU; two shovels 209412009 for 1680 Melroe driver’s seat (deck sells stand, A/T/C, PW & separate) PDL, power • • 21’ Ezee-On 1540 TA disc • 1989 Ford F350 cab & chassis, crew gal, hyd pump Wisconsin eng.; Qty power poles; slip 60’ Bourgault 5400 PT sprayer, 650 US • driver’s Honda AUCTIONEER’S 11 hp motor; 22’ batt reel; two 1990 GMC 2500 sells w/ 8’separate) deck & 5th seat (deck NOTES cab, auto, orig • Riteway 1610 hyd wing up packer, • wheel tank hitch,6.9L 6.2L diesel diesel, 4deck spd stand, gal, hyd pump Wisconsin eng.; Qty power poles; slip 1990 GMC 2500 w/ 8’(not & eng), 5th • JOHN DEERE GUIDANCE SYSTEM Internet by turner; showing 106,522 km km, 30’ +/–, c/w harrows • tank FC canolaBidding roller; 2provided whl swath 2WD, showing 105,958 one owner wheel hitch, 6.2L diesel, 4 spd stand, • JOHN JD Greenstar w/ 2600 screen, Autotrac DEERE • Degelman 6800GUIDANCE rock picker,SYSTEM hyd drive Case 4 bar hay rake 1983 showing Ford F250 w/ mtd gal+/- • FC canola roller; 2 on whlsteel swath turner; TRAILERS 105,958 km, 500 one owner universal wheel and SF1 globeAutotrac • 2WD, JD Greenstar 2600 • • Ashland Ind 6 w/ yard hydscreen, scraper tankTrailtech &F250 Honda camper; • water 25’ 1999 TA160 5thbanjo wheel trailer, • 10’ CaseRustler 4 bar hay rake on1978 steel Kawasaki • 1983 Ford w/ mtd 500 pump, gal+/universal wheel and SF1 globe FIELD EQUIPMENT • Inland dual hopper gravity wagon w/ 4x4, 4.9L, stand, showing KZ200 motorbike beavertail flip over ramps, 7000 water tank4w/ &spd Honda 160 banjo 77,389 pump,lb • • 10’ Rustler camper; 1978 Kawasaki at Internet bidders must pre-register • hyd 39’ augers Case IH 5600 DT cult, 4 bar harrows km Solar mig welder; Labtronics FIELD EQUIPMENT axles, ratchets 4x4, 4.9L, 4 spd stand, showing 77,389 • KZ200 motorbike least 2150C 48 hours prior to sale. 45’ IH 5500 DT cult, 3 bar harrows • 1994 GMC 1500 ext cab, short box, • • Calhoune PT fertilizer spreader grain tester; two anvils; Lincoln • 39’ Case IH 5600 DT cult, 4 bar harrows • km 41’ HD equipment trailer, tandem • • Solar migpaid welder; Items2150C must be in full Labtronics before 180 being • NH Bourgault FHDT bar harrows, 5.7L, auto, showing 296,458 km welder; HD welding table;Lincoln drill press; tank w/ 428-34 wheel • • 45’ 5500 cult,cult, 3cart bar4 harrows duals,GMC flip up ramps, 9.00x20’s, 3 IH • 2WD, 1994 1500 ext cab, short older, box, grain tester; two anvils; 180 removed from the sale site. Flexicoil hyd 1998 Chev 2500showing ext cab, long box, chop saw; gear pullers; qty of cult • • MH No. 19 3 markers bottom plow; Morris B2- • 2WD, Bourgault FH 28-34 cult, 4 bar harrows, needs5.7L, deckauto, 296,458 km welder; HD by welding table; press; to • If paying cheque and drill unknown • 36 33’ IH weeder 5000 2WD 2500 ext cab, long box, shovelssaw; gear pullers; qty of cult rod Flexicoil hydVibra-Chisel markers • diesel, 1998 Chev chop Auction Company, we require a letter EQUIPMENT • 1540 TA disc • 19893-PT Ford HITCH F350 cab & chassis, crew • 21’ 33’ Ezee-On IH 5000 Vibra-Chisel diesel, 2WD AUCTIONEER’S NOTES shovels HEAVY HARROW of reference from your bank. • 5’ Maletti 3-pt HD rototiller cab, auto, 6.9L diesel (not orig eng), • Riteway 1610 hyd wing up packer, 21’ Degelman Ezee-On 1540 TA disc 7000, 1/2” • F350 cab DT & chassis, crew • • Internet Bidding terms provided by • • 50’ Strawmaster SeeAUCTIONEER’S complete and conditions on • 1989 7-1/2’Ford Graham cult, harrows showing 106,5223-pt km 30’ +/–, c/w harrows NOTES cab, auto, 6.9L diesel (not orig eng), • tines, Riteway 1610angle, hyd wing1058 up packer, manual (heavy) our website. • Degelman 6800 rockS/N picker, hyd drive • Internet Bidding provided by TRAILERS showing 106,522 km 30’ +/–, c/w harrows • Ashland Ind 6 yard hyd scraper TA 5th wheel trailer, • Degelman 6800 rock picker, hyd drive • 25’ 1999 Trailtech • Inland dual hopper gravity wagon w/ beavertail w/TRAILERS flip over ramps, 7000 lb • Internet bidders must pre-register at • hyd Ashland Ind 6 yard hyd scraper • 25’ 1999 Trailtech TA 5th wheel trailer, augers axles, ratchets 48 hours prior to sale. • dual wagon w/ w/ flip over trailer, ramps, 7000 lb • least Internet bidders must pre-register at • Inland Calhoune PThopper fertilizergravity spreader • beavertail 41’ HD equipment tandem • Items must be paid in full before being hyd augers axles, • NH3 tank w/ 4 wheel cart least 48 hours priorsale to sale. duals, ratchets flip up ramps, 9.00x20’s, older, removed from the site. • MH Calhoune spreader HD equipment trailer, tandem • No. 19PT 3 fertilizer bottom plow; Morris B2- • 41’ • Items must paid inand full before being needs deck paying bybecheque unknown to w/ 4 wheel cart • 36 NHrod duals, flip up ramps, 9.00x20’s, older, • If 3 tank weeder removedCompany, from the sale Auction we site. require a letter 3-PT HITCH EQUIPMENT • MH No. 19 3 bottom plow; Morris B2needs deck • If paying by cheque and unknown to HEAVY HARROW of reference from your bank. • 5’ Maletti 3-pt HD rototiller 36 rod weeder Auction Company, a letter 3-PT HITCH EQUIPMENT • 50’ Degelman Strawmaster 7000, 1/2” • 7-1/2’ complete termswe andrequire conditions on Graham 3-pt DT cult, harrows • See HEAVY HARROW of reference • 5’ Maletti 3-pt HD rototiller tines, manual angle, S/N 1058 (heavy) our website. from your bank. • 50’ Degelman Strawmaster 7000, 1/2” • 7-1/2’ Graham 3-pt DT cult, harrows • See complete terms and conditions on tines, manual angle, S/N 1058 our website. 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