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Lacombe County has support from Stettler County as seconder for a resolution to be reviewed at the Central Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and
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review committee, as does the provincial body, weak resolutions are making it to the convention floor, according to Coun. Greggory Jackson. Many resolutions have no financial impact attached to them continued Jackson. “There are, in my opinion, lots of frivolous resolutions,” stated Reeve Wayne Nixon. Council voted to support Lacombe County with Couns. Dave Grover and Ernie Gendre opposed.
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CAO Tim Fox presented council with a new financial plan to pay for the new public works shop without borrowing. The price for the shop has gone to $9.52 million from $9.26 million due to delays to the project. Council approved funding from $6 million MSI over three years, $3 million from reserves, and $520,000 in reduced capital spending over two years. Council also moved to award
Counties (CAAMD&C) fall meeting to request more stringent requirements for all resolutions presented at the AAMD&C fall convention. Council reviewed Lacombe’s request at their July 13 regular meeting. Lacombe wants to see the financial implications of a resolution included when presented, as well as prioritization of resolutions and limitations on how often similar resolutions are presented. Even though AAMD&C districts each have a resolution
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ECA Review reporter Clarence Harder and Raelene Schulmeister are proud chicken owners and voiced their concern to council, at the regular meeting on Mon., July 11 about why they shouldn’t be allowed to keep chickens on their property within town limits. Harder expressed his displeasure for the amount of dogs and cats who find their way into his yard and leave reminders of their visits for him to clean up. Harder argued that the four chickens, which he received from his great-grandchild as a Father’s Day gift, are barely noticed by neighbours, he
claims and will not wander into other yards as the offending canines and felines do on occasion. Schulmeister, who admitted to more than four chickens in her care, said that she is a responsible chicken owner and regularly cleans her coop. She also went on to say that the people who are voicing opposition to their chickens are perhaps only familiar with larger chicken operations and the smell they produce. Both Harder and Schulmeister agreed to abide by any bylaws the town created to regulate livestock within the town limits but hoped that council wouldn’t base their decision making on, what Shulmeister called ‘“coffee shop” polls and random casual
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Cont’d from Pg 1 Linda Hall Society was granted a reduced rate on the application of dust control product after council reviewed a request from Linda Hall president Brian Johnston for a 50 per cent reduction in the $1400 cost for calcium. Because this is a yearly request from the hall, council opted to approve a more expensive but longer lasting oil product for the dust control, which costs around $2500. Director of Engineering Rick Green explained to council that the oil product is applied heaviest in the first year, at three litres per cubic metre, then half of that amount in the second year so by the third year there is no need for more product. Linda Hall will only need to pay the $700 with the remainder of the cost coming from recreational funding.
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property sold for $19,250 plus tax, netting the county $9,000. Council voted to put the funds into reserve for future use for The Hub or other seniors’ programs.
Name that road
The new Erskine Subdivision is in need of a new road name. Coun. James Nibourg suggested that Erskine residents be given the opportunity to add ideas to a suggestion box at the Erskine Post Office. The new name will be chosen from the suggestions.
Wormwood hard to stop
Council passed a motion to issue Carillion a weed notice hoping to spur the highway maintenance company to mow or spray wormwood growing in ditches along the highways. The motion was in response to complaints by farmers wanting to keep the tenacious, prolific weed from moving onto their property.
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Council discussed what to do with the proceeds from the sale of the Stettler Drop-In Centre, which the county co-owned with the Town of Stettler. The
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conversations with friends. Instead she wants council to send an official survey out to the town for more comprehensive and honest feedback from all residents. The main concern from council members seemed to be over where to “draw the line”. The issue was not as much the two Castor residents and their small chicken collections but rather, what happens if they open the door for others. Councillors shared comments such as, “How do we tell the next person who wants to have turkeys in their backyard no, if we allow chickens right now?” Council members also voiced concern that they would not want a chicken coop in a yard next door to them so how could they in all fairness pass a bylaw that would allow that for the ratepayers they were elected to represent. In the end, it was decided to comply with Harder and Schulmeister’s request to survey the town for feedback. A bylaw decision will be made once the survey results have been gathered.
CCC teams bringing communities together
Troy Slemp, Mark Zimmer and Aaron Compton spoke before council regarding the need for a new registrar prior to the upcoming hockey season. With Loreena MacGillivray, the previous registrar, no longer in the role of Recreation Director for the Town of Castor, the three CCC representatives sought direction from council regarding how to proceed with finding a replacement for a new registrar to ensure the transition did not nega-
tively impact the players and/or teams. It was decided that additional discussion was needed between the former registrar as well as the current directors for the towns of Castor, Coronation and Consort with the goal of having a current recreation director assume that role. In the midst of the discussion, Zimmer commented on how the CCC teams have brought the communities together. He went on to say that five years ago he would never have thought it possible to see the towns coming together. Today there is not only friendly banter amongst the communities but kids are going to each other’s birthday parties, thanks to the right people who have merged together to bring about the best board he has ever worked with.
Ambulance bay appliances
Council passed a motion to install a washer and dryer in the ambulance bay for just under $1,000.
Rodeo parade to be run by the town
Heide Downey, a representative for the Castor Rodeo Committee, submitted a letter to council asking the town take over the organization of the annual rodeo parade. Downey explained that due to event logistics, the rodeo committee members felt pressed to be in two places at once, the rodeo grounds and the parade site. In light of the fact that the town has assisted with small details for the parade in the past it would be beneficial to committee if the town were to take it over completely. Council agreed to take over the responsibilities of the rodeo parade for 2017.
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A copy of the proposed bylaw may be seen at the M.D. OF Provost Administration Office, 4504 – 53rd Avenue, Provost, Alberta, and may be inspected by the public during office hours (8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday). At 10:00 a.m., Thursday, the 11th day of August A.D., 2016 the Council will cause a Public Hearing to be held at Provost, Alberta in the Council Chambers, M.D. Administration Building, at which time objections to the proposed bylaw may be made and discussed. DATED at Provost, Alberta this 21st day of July A.D., 2016.
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ECA Review reporter Lacombe County councillors want more time to review proposed changes to its Municipal Development Plan (MDP) and Land Use Bylaw (LUB). “It’s a three-course meal,” said Coun. Dana Kriel during Lacombe County’s regular meeting July 14. “It’s some 90 pages and will take time to digest.” Coun. Rod McDermand said before council approves administration’s recommendations developed after public consultations, council should spend time reviewing community feedback and the proposed changes.
Likewise, Coun. Ken Wigmore said it would be advantageous for council to discuss the issues and comments brought forward to council before administration makes a draft. Coun. Brenda Knight agreed. “This is probably the most important document we are dealing with this term. We need to fully understand this when it goes to the public, at least I want to.” Lacombe County held three public consultations earlier this year in Bentley, Lacombe and Tees. A total of 97 people attended the meetings. An online survey was also available to the public to get feedback on the proposed
policy changes to the MDP and LUB with 130 people completing the survey. County council will discuss the MDP and LUB on Aug. 18. A third round of public meetings will be held early in 2017.
School resource officer
Schools in Lacombe County will benefit from Blackfalds withdrawing from a joint School Resource Officer (SRO) agreement with the county and Wolf Creek Public Schools (WCPS). With two new schools opening in Blackfalds, the town is funding its own SRO on a full-time basis starting September 2016.
The program, run through Blackfalds RCMP detachment, also serves Eckville Elementary School, Eckville Jr. Sr. High School, Bentley School, Alix MAC School and Clive School. The SRO position cost about $156,600 a year with the cost shared by Town of Blackfalds (25 per cent); WCPS (22.5 per cent); and Lacombe County (52.5) per cent. Lacombe County unanimously voted in favour of picking up the shortfall from Blackfalds schools pulling out of the agreement and reallocating that time to other schools and policing duties in Lacombe County.
County blessing The County of Paintearth building received a traditional First Nation’s blessing by Elder Roy Louis from Maskwacis First Nation on June 15, 2016. Louis lead the county councillors and administration staff in a blessing and purifying ceremony that included
Elder Roy Louis from Maskwacis First Nation lead the county councillors and administration staff in a blessing and purifying ceremony of the county administration office on June 15. From the left: Coun. Tyrrill Hewitt, Coun. Diane Elliot, Reeve George Glazier, Elder Roy Louis and his wife Judy, CAO Taryolyn Aaserud and Coun. Walter Weber. ECA Review/Submitted
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Update on tractor theft On July 14 members of the Coronation and Stettler RCMP Detachments executed a search warrant at a property located in Halkirk. The search resulted in the seizure of numerous stolen items from various locations in Central Alberta including Trochu, Stettler and Lacombe. Located were a John Deere ‘gator’ (side-by-side ATV), two Seadoo’s, a tractor roto tiller, a trailer and other smaller items. Jesse McLeod (34) and Jacqueline Hinse (18) face charges including trafficking of stolen property, possession of property obtained by crime for the purpose of trafficking and possession of stolen property. Both are due back in court in Stettler in the near future. In keeping with the previous media release, McLeod and Hinse had attempted to sell stolen property online using various websites. The RCMP urges online shoppers to be aware of the potential of inadvertently purchasing something that may have been obtained by crime.
Suspicious male
On July 15 police received a report of a suspicious male who appeared to be trying to steal a Ford truck in Stettler. Stettler RCMP members attended the location and spoke with a number of people who had observed the male and obtained a description of him. During their patrols, officers located the male, Dustin Finlay, who was ultimately arrested on seven outstanding warrants. A search of the male linked him to a variety of other
offences including possession of stolen property, possession of break-in tools, theft of gasoline and mischief. He was also linked to offences from Red Deer and Rocky Mountain House. Finlay (26) was brought before a Justice and remanded into custody to attend court in Stettler on July 28, 2016.
Fraud scams
Wainwright RCMP are again warning residents to be cautious of telephone fraud scams. In particular the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) scam. This scam involves one or several persons who contact individuals by phone claiming to be from the CRA and stating that due to tax errors, a warrant for arrest has been issued.
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Perry again: “O.J. Simpson’s Heisman Trophy, stolen from USC in 1994, is finally headed back to Heritage Hall. The Trojans, trying to milk the drama, wanted it delivered in a slow-moving white Bronco.” • From Fark.com, after Snoop Dogg presented Kobe Bryant a vintage Pontiac Parisienne decked out in Lakers colorus as a retirement gift: “Car drives OK, but it smokes like crazy.”
• Brad Dickson of the Omaha (Neb.) World-Herald, on all the participants’ injuries at the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona: “This is basically the Spanish version of U.S. fireworks.” • Jason Sobel of golf.com, on Twitter: “Nobody uses postage stamps anymore. If Royal Troon were built today, they’d call the eighth hole the Direct Message.”
• Tim Cooper of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, on Ravens centre Jeremy Zuttah’s pit bull, Ace, accompanying him down the aisle at his recent wedding: “Man’s best man.”
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points to keep the fans and TV audiences interested. 5. Toronto sports fans: Are some of the most enthusiastic in Canada Live in the centre of the sports universe thanks to Milos Raonic and the Blue Jays’ stellar play Are still wearing their lucky Leafs 1967 underwear. 6. Quarterback Tom Brady of the Patriots will spend his time during his four-game ‘Deflategate’ suspension: Reflecting on his decision to be involved in the football inflation conspiracy Strenuously working out so he’ll be ready when his suspension ends Imprisoned in his multimillion-dollar mansion for four weeks with his supermodel wife, Gisele 7. The NHL expanding to Las Vegas will: Help grow the game even more in the U.S. southwest Provide gamblers one more sport to get excited about in Sin City Give a spark to the city on game nights because it gets pretty quiet after about 8 p.m. 8. Weird things to happen in 2016: The running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain The running of people all over North America playing Pokemon Go. The running of Donald Trump for president of the U.S. 9. Montreal Canadiens’ season-ticket holders were on the verge of revolt because: a) Their beloved PK Subban was traded to Nashville b) The Habs haven’t won the Stanley Cup since 1993 c) Prices for Molson beer went up by 10 per cent
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Simply an addiction by B.P. Schimke It was the most heart-warming picture I had witnessed in many years. At an A&W one morning there sat a young dad with his daughter, likely about grade 2, reading a book together. The Dad would read one page and talk about the pictures and the young girl would read the next. Both were engaged with the story, their heads were together, there were times of laughter, smiles, touching and eye contact. It was a precious moment and I lingered over my coffee just to enjoy the scene. Too often the scene is family members and friends together, but apart, as each is lost to their individual device. The device is everywhere at musical concerts, church, work, restaurants, the beach, on sidewalks, at the dinner table.
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Recent studies from many reputable organizations are lauding the advantages of video gaming and discounting the disadvantages. From the American Psychological Association to major universities, studies continue to pour out about the positives of playing video games. That such play actually may strengthen a range of cognitive skills such as spatial navigation, reasoning, memory and perception. We’re being told that playing video games will improve our vision, driving skills, multi-tasking, decision-making, math skills and save us from memory loss. Call me a skeptic, but with consumer spending on the games industry over $22 billion dollars in 2014, could it not just be an industry that needs to protect their profits at any cost. With the privatization of most grants for research at our public institutions and the consistent under funding of government departments that once monitored big business, it should not come as a surprise that the latest results coming out of “reputable institutions” are swaying towards the industry perspective. It’s so reminiscent of a time when society was talked into smoking their way to an early grave on the false promises of an assured successful life with the most beautiful and handsome body. Not being able to leave your device is simply an addiction. Addicted children and teens routinely skip doing homework and stay up late either playing video games or texting. Developing cognitive skills
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means little when poor grades take away any chance of achieving their dream job. An occupational therapist told me that an ever-increasing problem is children unable to even hold a pencil when they start school. The industry also argues that video games are good for developing attention skills. Although true for high sensory-engaging activities, kids who do too much screen time have very little stamina for long-term concentration which again greatly impedes school and future success. Then there are the most important losses of quiet time where imagination, daydreaming and observation occur. So many urban kids travel down the road with their devices, that even though they’ve driven miles in the country, are unable to identify a cow or horse, much less a field of grain or a bird. Daydreaming gives you motivations for the future. Imagination gives ideas that could turn into inventions and entrepreneurship. The power of observation enables you to see things through your own lenses, to think for yourself. Many children in school cannot even write a simple story about anything other than a video game character because they know little else. The frontal cortex of our brain takes 20 years to fully develop. It’s the key area for self-regulation, control, planning and organizing. Addictions, of any kind, thwart normal brain development. It also impedes the development of empathy. Everything becomes about self. Catherine Steiner-Adair, a Harvardaffiliated psychologist and author of the best-selling book “The Big Disconnect: Protecting Childhood and Family Relationship in the Digital Age”, argues that if kids are allowed to play an educational video game on the way to school, the trip will be quiet, but it’s not what kids need. “They need time to daydream, deal with anxieties, process their thoughts and share them with parents, who can provide reassurance.” The advantages attributable to video gaming and devices come through moderation. Moderation comes through constant and consistent parental intervention. It takes lots of reasoning (arguing) with children to ensure proper amounts of screen time, age-appropriate content and a balance with real life. Unfortunately the parents themselves are often addicted or are keener to be their child’s “bud” than their parent. I just finished re-reading George Orwell’s book ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’ where all thoughts are controlled by a single Big Brother. It was likely seen as a fantasy when written in 1949, but in 2016 it’s getting much too close to reality. If we don’t learn to think for ourselves and express our own thoughts, someone else certainly will!
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Castigated for what I did not say Dear Editor: Reading the letter to the editor, titled “Assault rifles not wanted by majority”, pg. 6, July 14, I found that I was castigated for what I did not say. To my knowledge there is no CRA/ NRA, however there are other Firearms Associations in Canada. The NRA does work to protect the Second Amendment from those who are ill-informed or the honest people who want it removed because they don’t believe in the Constitution. The Founding Fathers of America were not ambiguous in their language.
In addition to a well regulated militia they stated many times the right of individual citizens to own arms and use them in their defence. The Fathers realized that there could be a time the citizens could need defence from their own government. If you don’t like it, I suggest you do not read their words. The AR-15 style of rifle can be dangerous but only in the hands of an untrained, evil or deranged person. We have just seen how dangerous a truck can be in evil hands. Turn to Majority, Pg 7
Fear and misunderstanding of firearm classification system Dear Editor: I am responding to a recent letter to the editor that I feel is full of misinformation (titled, “Assault rifles not wanted by majority”, pg. 6, July 14 issue). It is letters like this that propagates fear and misunderstanding of our firearm classification system. If you refer to any dictionary for the breakdown of what an assault rifle is you will find that the AR-15 is not an assault rifle. No U.S. states have banned the AR-15 or AK-47. The AR-15 is the same semi automatic rifle that thousands of hunters use in Canada except the AR-15 has a little plastic grip on it. The AR-15 is also the most popular platform for
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hunting in North America. People like the writer, are the first to say don’t judge this group or that group based on what one person does but have no problem trying to take away my rights because of what happened in a different country. Also I would like to thank the National Rifle Association (NRA) and the NFA (National Firearms Association) for protecting my rights from knee jerk reactionaries. “Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety” - Benjamin Franklin circa 1755. Jason Tessier Drumheller, Ab.
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Laura May Kary was born on April 6, 1938 in Consort, Ab. and passed away surrounded by her loving family at Red Deer Regional Hospital, Red Deer on July 14 at the age of 78. Laura is survived
by her husband Herb Kary of Coronation; children: Clifford (Gail) Kary of Red Deer, Wendy (Blake) Torney of Coronation and Tammy (Kelly) Marquart of Coronation; grandchildren Karlee Marquart and Ryan Marquart; step grandchildren: Russel (Donna) Miller, David (Kellie) Miller and Denise (Andrew) Sisson; great grandchildren Ryliegh Miller, Cole Sisson and Taylor Sisson; brother
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Loved riding his horses The family of Alois Csanits sadly announces his passing at the age of 94, on July 14 in Hanna, Ab. Alois was born Dec. 8, 1921 in Csanits Rattersdorf, Austria to Joseph and Katherine Csanits. The Csanits family moved to Canada in the fall of 1929 and homesteaded a farm in Spondin. Alois always spoke fondly of his life on the farm and especially loved riding horses; one particular named Barnie. His driving career started
early, operating equipment on the family farm while driving the cream truck in the area. He took great pride in being an owner-operator of a gravel truck for the rest of his working years. “Unkle” kept in touch with his Austrian family for as long as he could and enjoyed two trips there. He also proudly hosted his nephew Hans Tschanitch and wife Brigitta in Canada for a visit in 1995. Alois is survived by his two nephews, Larry Bowthorpe (Diane) and Wayne Bowthorpe and their families of Edmonton. He is also survived by his family in Austria and many dear friends. Alois was predeceased by his special friend and partner of 48
years, Lola Heggen; sister, Theresa Bowthorpe in 1966, and his parents, Joseph and Katherine Csanits. A funeral service will be held on Fri., July 22 at 2 p.m. at the Heartland Funeral Services Chapel in Hanna. Interment will take place prior to the service at the Hanna Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Alberta Pioneers Association of Hanna and District (Seniors Circle) Box 327, Hanna, AB, T0J 1P0. 403-854-2344 Heartland Funeral Services Ltd., Hanna, entrusted with arrangements, a division of Central Alberta Family Funeral Services, 403-854-2758, www.heartlandfuneralservices. com
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Leroy Barry Lausen passed away on July 10, 2016 at the age of 70. He is survived by his wife Barbara Burgemeister, two daughters Cori Lausen (Michael Proctor), Sheri Fecho (Blake), two stepsons Jason (Chantelle), and Les Burgemeister, and three beautiful granddaughters Courtney and Stephani Fecho, and Morgan Burgemeister. He is also survived by his sisters Dorothy Meadows and Irene Maaskant and brothers Bill (Barb) and Bob (Virginia) Lausen. After a lifetime of battling obesity from carbohydrate/sugar addiction, Leroy was faced with escalating
chronic pain. A magnificent mind trapped in a failing body, he ended his unbearable pain and plummeting mobility through “unassisted dying with dignity.” With no other options before him, his was a well-orchestrated and carefully planned exit: thoughtful of his loved ones and all others to the very end. His wishes of dying surrounded by family went unfulfilled, but it was his hope that Dying with Dignity legislation will eventually help others in his same situation. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Hanna Food Bank (PO Box 1613) or Hanna Community Garden (PO Box 1620, T0J 1P0).
Cont’d from Pg 6 It was stated that the majority of Canadians do not want AR-15s in our society. I would submit that the majority know little or nothing about the rifle other than what they see on TV. I am sure that with some research we could find that there are many things the majority do not want in our society, fortunately as of now that is not how Canada works. The July 14 article, titled “Lord of the Right”, pg. 6, was on a coup being carried out by Jason Kenny. I have never lead a coup but I think that announcing your intentions at a news conference and putting yourself and your plans and ambitions to scrutiny and a vote is an honourable way to conduct yourself. I assume we’re still waiting for the Harper secret agenda. I have been here long enough to have watched the PCs become more progressive (meaning deficits) than conservative. Ralph cleaned up the mess but then the progressives took back control, Stelmach, Redford and the even shorter reigned Prentice. These progressives are the reason we have the NDP with even bigger deficits. Albertans were sick of them. If the progressives are not displaced
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Scope s/n:G36554, rechambered to a 300 WIN s/n:478TE25281A1O3871; Utility Trailer with box enhancers; Butcher Knives and Cleavers; Fisher FIREARMS & AMMUNITION tiques, Trucks, RV & Recreational Equipment. Tires, s/n:19032002; 2002 Arctic Fox 235A Broader rings; Cast Iron single burger press and paper; 23.5’ 5th Wheel Holiday Trailer, 1 Slide, Remington Model 24 Semi Auto .22LR, rear Morton stainless steel (4 ounce) Brine Pump; 2 s/n:4N5A232320115403; 2002 United Tandem tube load, s/n:134210; Ithaca Model 500 O/U Lem meat tubs, 4 (60lb) meat tubs, 3 (20lb) meat LARGE QUANTITY OF SHOP TOOLS B.P. 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Greg Hildebrand feeds grass into a homemade wooden baler on his acreage outside of Provost. Hildebrand and his partner, Bernie Cosgrove recently moved to the area and although they currently only have one calf and a goat, were in search of a cost effective way of feeding their livestock through the winter. The couple found the plans for home built baler online and spent around $100 in building costs. Each bale takes around six minutes to hand compress, not including the grass cutting and drying time. ECA Review/ Submitted
Zeke Thurston of Big Valley poses with girlfriend, Jayne Lauweryssen and his second $100,000 cheque in as many years following his 89.5 point ride in the pouring rain to win the saddle bronc event at the Calgary Stampede this past Sun., July 17. The 22 yearold Thurston is the first competitor since Clint Johnson in 1987/88 to win back-to-back Stampedes. ECA Review/Teri Loring Dahle
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Fly fishing trout
by Bob Chapman For those of you who are already fly fishing or are maybe thinking of trying it for the first time it is a very exciting and successful method of fishing. Technique is quite different than fishing with spinning, spincast or baitcaster gear in that you are basically casting the line, as the fly has very little weight. Some may think that fly fishing is only popular on streams but fishing stillwaters can be every bit as exciting and successful. . I find that recognizing “good water” and working the fly is much easier on streams and rivers with the current imparting much of the action to your fly. On streams and rivers you must be very quick on the hookset, especially if you are drifting in a pontoon style or traditional drift boat as you the usually only get one shot at it. As with fishing stillwaters locations and available forage will change throughout the year, so your presentations and fly patterns will change as well. On rivers In the spring I have had good luck with stoneflies, black or gold in about size eight, san jaun worms, and streamers in sizes six to 10. Later in the summer and even into the fall it is pretty hard to beat a hopper/dropper setup. Your top fly is a foam hopper size eight or 10 with a dropper fly about 18-24 inches below. Popular dropper flies are tungstud, prince nymph, copper john, evil weevil, and a bead head hare’s ear in sizes 10-14. When a dry fly (floating) hatch is on popular flies are parachute adams, elk
hair caddis, blue winged olive, light cahill, foam hopper, foam humpy, march brown and a stimulator. Most dries with the exception of the hoppers and stimulator which are in sizes eight to 10 work best in sizes 10-14. Depending on the size of the stream and location a nine foot, five or six weight rod/reel will work well with a WF (weight forward) floating line and a nine foot leader. If you are fishing in the windy southern part of our province you may want to move up to a seven or even eight weight setup. Due to my location the majority of my flyfishing is now on stillwaters. The gear is similar to river fishing with a nine foot, five or six weight rod/ reel and a floating line with a nine foot, four or five times leader working well in most situations. You can pick up some sink tips for your floating line or get a second sink line and spool if you are wanting to fish deep (over 10 feet) a lot. There are literally thousands of fly patterns available to the fly angler but when stillwater fishing for trout I typically use a backswimmer, leech, chironomid or scud pattern. These patterns are all sub surface flies with most of them fished on the bottom or very close to it. On many of our stillwater lakes scuds and chironomids are two food sources that are available year round and the trout key in on these. Lakes that have a prolific scud population can have some of the highest growth rates in our province with weight gains of up to 1.5 lbs per year. Turn to Take, Pg 16
by Kevin Sorenson, M.P., Battle River-Crowfoot Constituents in Battle RiverCrowfoot are already voicing their concerns should marijuana be legalized. I will be bringing these concerns to the coming debates in the House of Commons as the Liberals proceed. The Liberal government is mismanaging their election campaign promise to legalize marijuana to the extent that some Canadians are treating this “controlled drug”, as if it were already legal. The Liberals are not addressing the current proliferation of illegal, unregulated marijuana dispensaries. In Vancouver, there are already more illegal marijuana dispensaries than Starbucks coffee locations. So far, the Liberals have created a task force to study the legalization of marijuana. This panel has only five months to study the issue. How is this panel going to thoroughly assess the potential legal, financial, moral and medical ramifications of legalizing the drug? How are the Liberals going to address the public safety issue of people driving and operating heavy equipment while inebriated on marijuana? Will the Liberals try to pass a law that forbids companies from penalizing workers who arrive at work with tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) still in their systems but not legally impaired? How will we know, or confirm the extent to which that someone is intoxicated by marijuana? How will they ensure work place safety when workers consume marijuana on the weekend but yet the THC remains in their system for several days or even weeks after? How are the Liberals going to ensure that marijuana is going to be kept out of the hands of children? We are just now starting to get a handle on youth smoking, going from six per cent in 2010 to four per cent in 2013. There continues to be approximately 100,000 Canadian youth who regularly smoke cigarettes. If we examine youth and alcohol use, the statistics show that 70 per cent of youth consume alcohol. Again, statistics show that approximately 20 per cent of Canadian youth are trying marijuana. That statistic is much higher than cigarette
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Serving East Central Alberta Brett & Lana Twa Ph. 403-578-3157
Cell. 403-578-8451
Stettler Mini Storage
403-323-6787(c) 403-742-4673(h)
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 9-4
403-740-9283 or 403-742-3153
PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. • Plumbing • Gas Fitting • Air Conditioning • Sheet Metal • Commercial Refrigeration
Serving the Big Country
(403) 854-4774
Centre Street Hanna, AB
410 2nd Avenue West, Hanna, AB JEFF M.FAUPEL, B. Mgmt., C.A. MONICA N. FAUPEL, B. Mgmt., C.A. Three Hills - Tues. Coronation - Wed. Oyen -Thurs. (by Appointment)
800-267-5601
Chapman and Co. Professional Accountants LLP
Guy Chapman, CPA, CA Chris Annand, CPA, CA Kendra Walgenbach, CPA, CA Naomi Roth, CPA, CGA 4702 51 Ave, Stettler, AB
Phone 403-742-3438
Email: gchap@gchap.ca Fax 403-742-0560
A. Div. of Central Alberta Family Funeral Services Ltd.
Household, furniture,
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Coronation Vision Clinic
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security alarm and fenced and lighted perimeter. OWNERS: Reg & Darlene Hunter
Hauling
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consumption rate and yet cigarettes are legal and much more easily obtained than marijuana. At the recent Conservative Policy Convention, we passed a resolution stating, “…in order to expand the means which law enforcement authorities have at their disposal to combat drugs and their negative impacts, particularly among young people, and to reduce the volume of judicial proceedings, we recommend that peace officers be enabled to issue tickets for simple possession of small quantities of marijuana.” Our policy resolution is in line with recommendations from the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police on the marijuana file. They support providing front-line officers the ability to ticket individuals found with 30 grams of marijuana or less. The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police do not recommend the legalization of marijuana. I am certain that none of us want Canadians under the age of majority to be saddled with a life-long criminal record for minimal use marijuana, yet we want controls on this substance. I would like to include in my speeches in the House of Commons during the coming debates your views as well.
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“Knowledge, Experience and Professionalism With a Personal Touch” 5117 Victoria Avenue, Coronation, Alberta T0C 1C0 403.578.2928 Heather Caseley, www.coronationfuneralhome.ca 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.
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Trending kitchen cabinet design selections The kitchen is the heart of every home. Not only does it need to be functional, but as the hub of your family life, it also has to be visually stunning. To this effect, kitchen cabinets have moved away from the rustic and classical designs of previous years. In an effort to become more modern and sleek, cabinetry has adopted a new seamless style combining appearance and functionality.
A minimalistic approach
Kitchens have become increasingly streamlined over the years. Gone are the days of raised panel doors, excess
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ornamentation and crown moldings. Instead, you’ll find a more European approach emphasizing horizontal lines and an obvious absence of patterns. Full-overlay cabinetry is brought to the ceiling and flat-panel doors are outfitted with basic chrome or stainless steel hardware — anything and everything to create that sleek and unadorned look.
Inspired by your tastes
You’ll encounter a varied selection of cabinets when attempting to tailor the design of your kitchen to your style and needs. Melamine continues to be a
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popular choice for many kitchens. Installing solid wood cabinets will increase the value of any home, but they are more expensive than other materials such as veneer and thermoplastic. And color choices, while often influenced by natural light, will vary depending on your personal taste and style.
Planning on Building or Subdividing? For all your information and tips and permits on building within the County, call (403) 882-3211
Stettler Mall Various Sizes
Ken Richardson - Owner 403-896-8044 richardsonblacktop@gmail.com Services offered: - Pot Hole Repair - Catch Basin Repair - Driveway Paving - Speed Bumps - Grading - Site Cleanup
- Base Construction - Cold Milling - Gravel Pads - Road Oiling - Hauling
4924 52 Street, Alix 3+2 Bed, 2+1 Bath, 1,353 ft2, D.A. Garage. $340,000
4915 55 Street, Alix 1,014 ft2, 4 Bed, 2 Bath Bungalow $225,000
6.68 Acre - 5004 45 Ave., Bashaw 3 Bed, 2 Bath 1,520 ft2 Modular Plus Bungalow $300,000
3 parcels - 4712 49 Ave, Bashaw 1] Bilevel on Hwy Frontage Lot, 2] Bare Hwy Frontage Lot, 3] Lot w/Garage $350,000
13.57 Acres - 40141 Hwy 56, Stettler 3 Bed, 3 Bath 1,512 ft2 Bungalow, Det. Garage $600,000
17 1 Street, White Sands 2 Bed, 1 Bath, 720 ft2 Bungalow Getaway at Buffalo Lake $250,000
4933 50 Street, Stettler 3,700 ft2 Office/Retail Space on Main St.
4803 48 Street, Stettler 3 Beds, 1 Bath, 1,228 ft2 1.5 storey, D.D. Garage $155,000
6012 54 Avenue Close, Stettler 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1,280 ft2 Mobile $182,900
5510 50 Street, Castor 3 Bed, 2 Bath 2,400 ft2 1.5 Storey, Single Garage. $300,000
34 Railway Avenue, Byemoor 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1,208 ft2 Mobile, Shop, on 3 Lots. $200,000
4916 53 Street, Stettler Complete Full Duplex, Bi-level, Fully Rented, Carports $310,000
5013 53 Street, Stettler 3 Revenue Suites $215,900
4934 50 Street, Stettler Well Maintained, High End Finish 5,600 ft2 Building on Centre Block. $450,000
Refer to website for complete list of services available.
If you value hardwork and honest service, give us a shot! Richardson Blacktop Inc. 164 Van Slyke Way Red Deer, AB T4R 0N7 richardsonblacktop.ca
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Richardson Blacktop is a locally owned and operated pavement solutions company. From the smallest jobs, to large scale projects, we can provide your home or business with exceptional results.
Consulting a renovation specialist is always a good idea when looking to make your kitchen more modern. Their expertise and personalized assistance will help you select and install the right cabinets for your kitchen.
1.17 acres - 14 Lake Road, Erskine 2+2 Bed, 2 Bath, 1,250 ft2 Raised Bungalow with Dad’s Dream Garage $385,000
LANDMARK REALTY
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Phone 403-742-4080 Fax 403-742-9195 “Helping you make informed decisions”
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The revival of Crowds are the home bar MUST BE
Cocktails are back in a big way, leading many to outfit their homes with stylish yet functional bars. Regardless if it’s in a living room, basement or even a garage, your bar will be the focal point of any social gathering. Of course, there’s no need to go overboard; a home bar that fits your tastes and budget will get the job done when entertaining friends and family.
Bar basics
At the very least, your bar should have a countertop to serve drinks on as well as few stools for seating. It’s also handy to have shelves to house your bottles of liquor and glassware, as well as drawers for your tools. Next, you’ll need to choose between having a wet (sink) or dry bar (no sink). Having a sink is practical for washing your glasses, but it also means you’ll have to install you bar near a waterline. A small refrigerator is a definite musthave for any proper bartender. Outfitting your bar with a minifridge will allow you to keep a variety of useful items on hand, such as juices, soft
drinks, beer and other bottled beverages.
The right setting
Figuring out where you want to spend most of your time entertaining is just one step towards determining your bar’s location. Its size, shape and functionality will also play a role in deciding where it will go. Ideally, you’ll want to place it on an empty wall away from foot traffic so it’s not in the way. Being close to the kitchen is practical if your bar lacks a fridge or a sink. However, the basement or garage might be better options if you have a rather large and ornate bar. Of course, if space is an issue in your home, you could always go with a quaint bar cart instead. The perfect solution for small spaces, these versatile little carts create a dedicated area for mixing drinks in virtually any room of your house.
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Update with Dionne’s CUSTOM WOODWORKING LTD elements of industrial interior design
The basic elements of industrial interior design
This style replicates the utilitarian look of abandoned factories that were eventually converted into unique and creative living spaces. Emphasizing the use of materials from yesteryear, this trend incorporates industrial furniture, old hand-painted signs, worn couches, brick walls and ferrous metal to define its decor. In addition, building materials are exposed, windowpanes are huge, cement tiles cover both the floors and the walls, and electrical wires are visible — anything to reproduce that raw and unfinished look.
Favourite areas in your house
Industrial interior design typically lends itself well to living rooms and kitchens. Relax comfortably in an area outfitted with worn leather couches, iron shelving and decorative elements worthy of any respectable secondhand shop. Or prepare your meals surrounded by high metal stools, lowhanging pendant lights and big bay windows. Chances are this style will make its way to the rest of your home. Who knows, maybe you’ll finish your bathroom with exposed brick, or bare the support beams in your bedroom.
The nuts and bolts of industrial style
Be sure to use the right materials in your design, such as weathered wood, metals like iron, zinc and copper, as well as brick and cement in their most basic form. Lighting is another priority, so be sure to install big windows that let in a lot of natural light as well as glare-free light fixtures.
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The clear advantage of glass and Plexiglas Translucency is the new trend when it comes to furniture and accessories adorning your home’s interior. Glass and Plexiglas furnishings and decorations help establish a unique look that increases the value of your home. The high durability of tempered glass and the malleability of Plexiglas have made them increasingly popular with designers when decorating modern spaces.
Focus on light
We all want to increase our home’s natural lighting, but many of us tend to clutter our rooms with large furniture and coloured accessories. However, decorations and furnishings made from translucent materials will add elegance to your rooms — and make them feel bigger — while letting the sunshine in. Transparent furniture goes well with any finish, from stone to wood or stainless steel, making it an ideal accent regardless of the style you’ve chosen for your home.
glass and Plexiglas furniture and adornments are extremely resilient. Whether it’s for a modern table, classic chair or even a stylish door or partition, sturdiness is a must. And with so many transparent decor options available varying in shape, size and style, you’ll have all you need to brighten your home. And if you’re working with a limited budget, keep in mind that Plexiglas is less expensive than glass but yields very similar results.
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F.C. Hunt Agencies 1984 Ltd. IN CASTOR 5.5 acres of fenced Commercial land with over 11000 sqft of heated shop area with 16ft x 16ft doors.
IN CASTOR Turnkey Excavation business. The sale includes property, heated shop, living quarters, storage buildings and equipment.
CONCRETE & GRAVEL BUSINESS Sale includes equipment, properties and inventory. Detailed information package available. ACREAGE 12 Acres with Earth Shelter Home, guest house, double car garage and out buildings.
IN CASTOR Bungalow with fully developed basement, large covered patio and double car garage.
ACREAGE Private 1.5 acres on the edge of Castor with storage building and open building site.
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IN CASTOR 1258 sq ft Bungalow conveniently located close to all amenities. Private back yard, main floor laundry and oversized double car attached garage make living easy.
IN CASTOR Story and a half with rumpus room close to down town and walking path.
Doug Zimmerman Box 262, Castor, AB. T0C 0X0 403-741-9374 ph. 403 882 3202 Associate www.fchuntagencies.com
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Help Wanted
THE LEAF Sports Pub and Grill at 4746 49th St. Hardisty, AB. T0B 1V0 is currently filling 2 full time cook positions. Job duties include: Prepare and cook individual dishes and foods, ensuring quality of food preparation and presentation, cleaning kitchen equipment and the work area as required. Proper food preparation and cleaning both equipment /work areas in a sanitary environment is also required. Flexible schedules and shifts are available for various shifts between the hours of 5 am11pm daily. Wages are between $14-17 per hour based on experience, plus vacation pay. At least 1 yr experience is preferred but training can be provided if required. Blue Cross benefits are available as well as free meals during shifts. Food Safe Certificate is also an asset. Please email your resume to admin@theleafcorp. com or deliver in person to the address above.
EXPERIENCED Elderly or mid-age caregiver needed to start work immediately for mother-in-law suffering dementia. I am offering 4-5 hours per day on Saturday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at a rate of $20.00 per hour. All applicants should email directly at davidetsanders@gmail. com
RECEPTIONIST/ DISPATCHER Vital Networks Inc. is currently seeking a qualified individual to fill the role of Receptionist/Dispatcher. Working in the office in Coronation, the successful applicant will be energetic, self-motivated, and able to multitask, work with minimal supervision, and enjoy working with people. Key responsibilities: -Answering phones and dealing with the public -Processing sales of on-hand inventory, etc. -Process sales opportunities and schedule onsite appointments/installs/ service calls. The successful candidate should possess the following qualities: -able to work in a fast paced environment -have a strong attention to detail -be a team player -be outgoing with strong social skills -strong computer literacy, fluent with MS Office applications & QuickBooks This position is full time Monday to Friday, 9-5. Remuneration based on experience. Please send resume and cover letter to edward@vitalnetworks.ca or fax to 403-578-4215. Applications accepted until a suitable candidate is found. Only successful applicants will be contacted. No phone calls or drop in’s please.
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THE POSITION: THE POSITION: - Reports to the Branch Manager/Assistant Branch Manager - Reports to the Branch Manager/Assistant Branch Manager - Assists members with in-branch inquiries and answer all incoming - Assists members with in-branch inquiries and answer all incoming calls calls - Performs all clerical duties for the loan department - Performs all clerical duties for the loan department - Advance member loans and ensure completion of all loan documents - Advance member loans and ensure completion of all loan documents prior to sending to CDA prior to sending to CDA - Registration at Land Titles and PPR in co-ordination with CDA - Registration at Land Titles and PPR in co-ordination with CDA THE PERSON: THE PERSON: - Good verbal and written communication. - Strong analytical and problem solving skills. Good verbal and written communication. - - Well developed sales and service skills. Strong analytical and problem solving skills. - - - Well developed sales and service skills. Working knowledge of Microsoft products. - Working knowledge of Microsoft products. COMPENSATION: -COMPENSATION: Salary commensurate with qualifications - Comprehensive benefits package Salary commensurate with qualifications - Please submit resume to: - Comprehensive benefits package Kevin Johnson, Branch Manager Please submit resume to: Vision Credit Union Ltd. Kevin Johnson, Branch Manager Box 60, 5002-50 Avenue Vision Credit Union Ltd. Castor, AB T0C 0X0 Box 60, 5002-50 Avenue Phone 403-882-3950 Fax 403-882-3555 Castor, AB T0C 0X0 PLEASE NOTE: Only those individuals invited Phone 403-882-3950 Fax 403-882-3555 for an interview will be contacted. PLEASE NOTE: Only those individuals invited Deadline for applications: July 29, 2016 for an interview will be contacted. Deadline for applications: July 29, 2016
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Rowley and Brian Chan. Chironomid fishing is definitely for the patient as the flies are very small (size 12-18 and fished slowly, usually under an indicator, the good thing is they are very effective. Chironomids don’t actually swim, but rather trap small amounts of air, enabling them to slowly ascend to the surface. You will have to experiment a bit with depths under your indicator until you contact fish, and you may have to change depths throughout the day to stay on fish. Have a great summer and remember to take a kid fishing!
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The western Amazon region gets about 160 inches (400 cm) per year. Add up the numbers on this tree to find out how much New York City gets on average. inches (107 cm)
Amazonian Indians were the first people to make rubber. They found a tree in the rainforest with a white sap that could be used as an insect repellent and they made their feather robes waterproof. The Indians learned that when heated over a fire, the sap thickened to make rubber. They used this rubber to make shoes and balls.
This position bearesponsible for marketing, fund development The contract ideal candidate willwill have strong background in community development and Unscramble the letters on the leaves to community networking utilizing a community based, outreach model. and have the ability to convey the crucial aspects of the early years to multiple discover the name of a rainforest snake that The ideal candidate will have a strong background in community development and have can grow up to 40 feet (12m) long. audiences. This personthe willcrucial have excellent and networking the ability to convey aspects interpersonal of the early years to multipleskills audiences. This and a strong ability to communicate effectively (both verbally and written) in ability to person will have excellent interpersonal and networking skills and a strong communicate effectively and written) in one to one settings and as a one to one settings and as(both a teamverbally member. The green on Brazil’s flag stands for its forests team member. and fields. Yellow is for Up to 30 hours/month the country’s rich Up to 30 hours/month deposits of gold. The Please forward resume to: melanie.jensen@mcman.ca blue circle represents Competition will remain open until a suitable candidate has been chosen. the night sky and its Please forward resume to: melanie.jensen@mcman.ca twenty-seven stars are for Brazil’s 26 states. Competition will remain open until a suitable candidate has been chosen. The stars are arranged in the constellations that were visible the day Brazil became independent from Portugal. The phrase ORDEM E PROGRESSO is also on the Brazilian flag.
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25% of the world’s medicine comes from the rainforest!
Brazil’s forests have millions of insects. The leaf-cutter ants cut leaves into tiny pieces and carry them back to their underground colonies. There they chew the leaves into a mush that they feed to a fungus that they then eat.
A dynamic individual is required to develop and support ECD Initiatives in collaboration with the Hanna Early Child Development Coalition, K.I.T.E. (Kids in the Early Job Summary: Years). This contract position will be responsible for marketing, fund development A dynamic individual is required to develop and support ECD Initiatives in collaboration and community networking utilizing a community based, outreach model. with the Hanna Early Child Development Coalition, K.I.T.E. (Kids in the Early Years).
Responsibilities include: • Social/emotional support to children, youth and families • Assessment and referral • Liaising with schools, families and other agencies • Development of preventive well-being education programs and groups • Working as part of a team in schools and communities
In Brazil, June, July and August are the winter months, while summer is in December, January and February.
The land around the Amazon and its tributaries make up the largest rainforest in the world. Like its name says, it rains a lot there.
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A Family Resource Worker is needed for the schools and communities of Carbon, Acme and Linden. This is a full-time contract position.
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