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Seventeen empty serviced lots in Clive may get developed into a proposed affordable housing initiative.

Jonathon Jacobson of Broder Developments presented Clive council with an affordable housing program where down

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Council, at its June 27 meeting, authorized Broder Development’s request that the Village of Clive send a letter of support of the program to CMHC.

Council also directed administration to research and prepare a report at the next council meeting regarding Broder Development’s second request that the Village of Clive consider contributing $2,000 per affordable housing unit in the program.

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to provide what is legally within his power to provide. Any information he isn’t able to provide, Jenkins says he Alix’s new chief Administrative informs residents why.

Officer (CAO) Troy Jenkins brings There will always be differences of vast knowledge, from 15 years as CAO opinion but it’s important to keep the and former political experience to prilines of communication open, he said. vate sector managerial experience, to “If I can provide information that is his new role. within my power to do so I will. But I He worked as CAO in the North will not allow for individuals to abuse West Territories and Nunavut, as well my staff. That is the only line I draw in as Vulcan, Ab. He also understands the sand and that’s very clear. what it’s like to be sitting at the other Otherwise, I’m very willing to speak end of the table as a politician, being to anyone. the youngest councillor ever “I have a personality elected to a municipality in where I tend to get along Cape Breton, Nova Scotia in with everyone that comes in 1997 at the age of 24. my office. I treat people with “I see things from two difrespect and empathy and I ferent perspectives as a former take their concerns serimunicipal councillor and now ously and try do everything being a CAO for 15 years,” said possible to (resolve issues.)

Jenkins. “You certainly see “Sometimes people don’t things from both perspectives. like the answer but I proI think that’s important.” vide them with the reason Jenkins He also served as president behind it and that’s the way of an FM radio station and was I operated during my career elected to a school board in the North and the way I will operate while I’m West Territories and served as here in Alix.” chairperson.

So far Jenkins says he likes what he Jenkins has been a volunteer firehas seen of Alix. fighter for 15 years and served in other “It’s a very nice community. We volunteer community groups. have a very closeknit group of people “That’s a very important part of the that really want to see their commuCAO job, to give back to the community do well, they want to do whatever nity where they serve. That’s not only they can to help. There are some wonan obligation for the administrator but derful volunteers here that give a lot of something I really enjoy doing and I’m their time.” looking forward to that in Alix.”

When not working Jenkins enjoys When arriving in a new community, photography. In the arctic he Jenkins likes to get to know the municipal staff.

“The staff certainly is the most important part of the municipal unit.

We are staffed to do the work on a daily basis that provide the services to the people of our community.” During the first few weeks Jenkins met individually with each staff member.

Cont’d from Pg 1 “We have a very talented and dediThe village gave the bylaw first cated group of professionals here. I’m reading at its June 27 regular council extremely proud to serve with them. I meeting and wants to get more public have worked with a lot of people over input before giving it second and third the years and the staff at Alix are reading. second to none. That is certainly one Details of the bylaw will be availthing that has impressed me since I able on the village’s website. have arrived here.”

“Council would like to get some The next thing Jenkins would like to public response and input,” said Chief do is get to know the community and Administrative Officer Carla Kenney. the people.

“I like to meet as many people in the “Based on the feedback [council] will make any amendments and consider community as possible. Everyone has second and possibly third reading at been extremely friendly.” He welthe July 18 council meeting.” comes input from residents and has Cats seized by a bylaw officer will already met with dozens of residents be impounded for three days and if it’s and community groups. not picked up by its owner after “I think those meetings have been paying a fine, the cat will be destroyed very positive and I’m looking forward or sold. to working together and bringing Residents are allowed only three some positive change to the community. I have an open door policy here at cats over six weeks of age. All cats will have to be licensed. the office and run a very transparent A clause was added to the bylaw, administration.” which allows Clive residents to trap He said any information that the cats. public requests he’s more than happy

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Moving forward in Alix, one of the biggest challenges is infrastructure.

“That is certainly common among small communities.”

Jenkins said the village has a longterm capital plan in place, which he will watch very closely and ensure that it meets the needs of the people.

Currently, administration is reviewing the village’s operations and plans to make recommendations to council in the coming months.

He encourages residents to talk to him.

“I’m certainly willing to listen to them. That’s a big part of the CAO’s job, come to the community to learn about it.”

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Letter of concern to water commission Dena Clark

ECA Review reporter Council agreed at their last council meeting on Mon., June 27, to send a letter to the Shirley McClellan Regional Water Services Commission (SMRWSC) voicing their concern for the increase in costs being charged to the communities still a part of the SMRWSC as a result of the withdrawal of

Lacombe County and Camrose County from the water commission.

The Town of Coronation’s phase one debenture payment will increase from $16,440 to $19,162 annually.

In addition, the town’s share of the total debenture debt for phase two and three will increase by $17,906 for a total debt share of $125,154.

With the recent decision for

Lacombe County and Camrose County leaving the Water Commission, Kulyk stated in her report to council, the commission will be reallocating the debentures.

When the commission was first formed it was determined that calculations would be based off the volumes that each municipality listed in Bylaw 6-11.

Now with the two

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designated recreational should actually be taxed at a lower rate either as residential or farm buildings.

Council passed Bylaw 1719 with an amendment to remove Bylaw 1618 until after the Municipal Government Act review is complete, as subclasses of properties are being reviewed.

What qualifies as recreational property and what doesn’t took on a lengthy discussion for Kneehill Council at the June 28 regular meeting.

As part of Bylaw 1719 – Repealing Bylaw, Bylaw 1618, which established subclasses for residential assessments, was to be repealed along with Bylaw 1326 and Bylaw 1328, both to do with property taxation and assessment.

Bylaw 1618 was added in 2010 as a recreational subclass for residential assessments of properties, like a cottage on a pond on private property. Since 2014, assessors have determined that those properties

The public hearing for Kneehill’s Landuse Bylaw will remain set for midAugust after council debated a request from a ratepayer to move it into the fall.

Council agreed it could be more difficult for ratepayers to get to the meeting during the fall harvest season.

Paintearth county council announced last month that $37,500 has been granted in the Paintearth Region as part of the Community Enhancement Fund. The following amounts have been allotted: 1) Coronation Community Centre $2,000; 2) Castor Child Care $3,000; 3) Burma

Park Playground $7,000; 4) Castor Curling Club $2,000; 5) Coronation Rec Park Pond $4,000; 6) Coronation Ag. Society $10, 000; 7) Coronation Memorial Arena $5,000; 8) Town of Coronation Pool $1,500; 9) Coronation Chamber of Commerce $3,000.

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Reeve Bob Long suggested that anyone unable to get to the hearing but wanting to provide input can submit written submissions to be read out at the meeting, or they can relay the information via their councillor.

Council recognition

Coun. Carol Calhoun wants to make sure that future visitors to the new Kneehill County/Medical Clinic Building know who is responsible for the project.

Calhoun requested that a plaque depicting current council plus the opening date and other pertinent information be commissioned for the building for historical purposes.

Council directed administration to investigate costs and bring back suggestions to council.

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municipalities pulling out, those volumes have been removed from the total. This in turn increased the other municipality’s portions in the commission.

According to a commission letter sent to council, due to the fact that Camrose and Lacombe were part of the debenture, the commission feels that the municipalities that prepaid will now be required to make additional payments as the commission is still responsible for the interest portion of the debenture.

It was decided that these debentures would go A Special Thank You

The family of Richard F. Bell would like to extend their heartfelt thank you to all of the wonderful and caring family and friends who visited, sent flowers, food and well wishes. To all those who donated to different charities in Richard’s name and sent cards, Thank you. Special thanks to those who attended and participated in the service. Words cannot express our appreciation and gratitude. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered.

Betty, Lynn, Jason, Valerie, Clayton, Becky and their families.

together under one debenture. The total borrowing is $1,614,851.63.

The Camrose and Lacombe County remaining debenture debt of $231,041.94 will then be allocated amongst the other members.

Golf course water issues

Council has been working with the Coronation Golf Club to fix the water infiltration issues in the club house.

According to the CAO report, a contractor has been brought in to assess the situation and to make recommendations for repairs.

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The Brownfield 4-H Club is out and about in the community, helping to make it a better place.

From the left, back row: Krystalee Huber, Yvonne Black, Meadow Cole, Deanna Omilusik, Keirsen Kobi, Mya Cole, Wade Black, Michael Black, Kylan Huber and Jeremy Burkinshaw.

Middle Row: Kurt Heidecker, Jayden Kroeker and Dylan Heidecker. Front Row: Kayla MacGougan, Haley Neal, Hannah Kroeker, Sydney Creasy, Nate Creasy, Caleb Kobi and Layton Huber. Missing: Aiden Kobi and William Ross-Torres.

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by Kurt Heidecker The Brownfield CRR Multi Club has been quite busy since my last report in February.

On March 19 Kurt Heidecker, Keirsen Kobi and Sydney Creasy spoke at the regional level of public speaking.

On May 13 the club went to visit the seniors at the Assisted Living in Coronation.

We played card games, showed them our record books and told them what we have done so far this year.

Later that day we had a pizza party and the Foods Group made and served the pizza.

The next day, May 14, the club did a highway clean up. We cleaned from north of Coronation down 872 to Fairfield Road.

June 14 was our Achievement Day and potluck supper.

The Cow/Calf, Foods, Horse and Leatherwork Projects shared what they learned and accomplished in the year.

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PC desperation

by Herman Schwenk Well, here we go again! The PC’s are trying to talk Jason Kenny into running for the leadership of the PC Party. That is based on the pretext of uniting the right.

The problem I have with this process is that the powers that be don’t seem to understand that the Progressive Conservative party of Alberta is NOT a right wing party.

The words progressive conservative is an oxymoron.

Progressive is a liberal or a socialist term.

It refers to parties that believe government should provide and be involved in the basic needs of it’s citizens rather than allowing people the freedom and intuition to provide for their own needs.

The PC government that was in power never was a real conservative government. They always believed in big government. Their progressive philosophy really got them into trouble when Stelmach and Redford became premiers.

Progressive governments tend to let the bureaucracy call the shots and that encourages empire building within the bureaucracy.

In my opinion that was at the root cause of Alberta producing deficit budgets ever since Ed Stelmach became the premier.

I just don’t see I think they can’t stand a fit with Jason Kenny as the the idea of a grassroots party leader of the PC Party because being in power. It would not he definitely is not a progresonly decimate the NDP, it sive. He was first elected as a would get rid of numerous Reform MP over PC sacred cows like changing 20 years ago.

This initiative is about trying the top down centralized to resurrect the health care system. old tired PC Party. They are desperate to destroy the Wildrose party.

I think they can’t stand the idea of a grassroots party being in power. It would not only decimate the NDP, it would get rid of numerous PC sacred cows like changing the top down centralized health care system.

In the June 23 issue of the ECA Review there was a letter to the editor from former MLA and cabinet minister, Marv Moore.

He is suggesting that the 22 Wildrose MLAs and the nine PC MLAs should get together in the same room and decide to form a new right wing party.

Well, that definitely would not work. That was the process that took place in the fall of 2014 between Danielle Smith and Jim Prentice. It would be making the same mistake all over again.

The Wildrose Party is a grassroots party, and it soon became apparent that the members of the party were not in agreement with that arrangement.

In fact that effort at uniting the right is the reason that the NDP are in power in Alberta today. It is the members who should decide the future of the party. The responsibility of the MLAs, executive and staff of the party to implement the policies of the party as directed by the members, not the other way around.

All that needs to happen for uniting the right in Alberta is for the conservatives in the PC Party to support the Wildrose Party. The PC Party is in a panic because they can see that that is what is happening now!

I think the PC Party should unite with another party but that party is the Liberal Party. Whether they know it or not, their philosophy’s are very similar.

The reason that the PCs don’t like that idea is because the word liberal does not sell very well in Alberta.

There is an old saying that “You can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear”. That is what marrying the Wildrose and PC parties together would be trying to accomplish.

The process to get rid of the NDP is happening now, so just let it happen without trying to reorganize parties and confuse everyone.

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Hot car deaths double Dear Editor; This week I found out that there have already been twice as many child fatalities in the US, due to being trapped in a hot car, then there were at this time last year.

Currently there have been 13 hot car child deaths; this doesn’t count the number of pets that have died.

Imagine for a second what these children went through.

They are locked in a car, strapped in their car seat, unable to move. At first it is just a little boring, then the heat starts to climb.

They start to sweat and their seat belt starts to chaff. Their heart beats faster, circulating blood to cool them down.

Their tiny bodies struggle to keep up, but the car gets too hot and their bodies can’t cope.

Their body temperature starts to rise. Their body, vainly trying to cool itself, keeps sweating, transferring liquids to the sweat glands, drying out their eyes and throat.

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of not having such a system in place.

Not having it is an infringement of personal freedoms and rights for those who want to prevent their children from suffering.

I hope you are still outraged at my suggestion. However this thinking is already present and legal.

Doctor assisted suicide makes it legal to kill people to alleviate their suffering, much in the same way that a gas-equipped car system would.

What if, instead of circulating gasses, the cars were programed to open the windows or turned on the AC after sensing movement? This would cool the vehicle, let air circulate and ease the child’s suffering.

And, what if, instead of killing people, and spending money debating how to make killing people legal, we spent money researching how to make their lives more bearable?

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by Lois Perepelitz For most of my life whenever someone would ask me what nationality I was I would list the countries that my grandparents had come from.

A lot of people do this. A few years ago I realized that was wrong. I had never even seen these countries that my grandparents had been born in. My parents, my sisters and I were born in Canada; therefore we

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After sweating so much they are thirsty, but they can’t move, even if there was a bottle left in the car. But the heat in the car keeps climbing and so does their body temperature.

Imagine their torment as they are baked to death.

The media has made heroes of the people who have saved children like these from their torment.

Yet, 13 children, in the US alone, have still suffered this horrible death.

What if cars were equipped to sense movement and after 20 minutes they were programmed to circulate a gas that would painlessly kill the child? This would save their torment.

Perhaps you were outraged at my suggestion. “Gassing an innocent child?” Would you rather they suffer an unimaginably horrible death?

At least having it as an option would give parents the freedom to choose to safe-guard their children from the possibility of a horrible death or take the risk

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are Canadian, and nothing else.

I don’t know why it took me so long to figure that out. I guess in my generation it was just the thing to do if you were asked what nationality you were you just said English or Irish or German or whatever your grandparents were.

It was never because I was ashamed of my country because I have always been very proud of Canada; after all there is a lot

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to be proud of.

Canada is a very large country and there is beauty in each part of it.

We have the majestic beauty of the mountains in the west, the gentle beauty of the valleys and golden fields of grain in the prairies, the east has the rugged beauty of their coastline, and even our north has its own dramatic beauty that is not found anywhere else.

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The 56th annual Hanna District 4-H Show and Sale The 56th annual Hanna District 4-H Show and Sale rolled into the Town of Hanna on June 11 for members of the host club Hanna Rangeland as well as Dryland and East Sounding Creek.

This year the district had 26 Cleaver Kids (ages 6 to 8), who spent their 4-H year developing their communication skills, making friends, having fun and learning to listen.

The first class of the day was the yearling heifers. Hanna Rangeland had nine members complete the project. Abbegayle Brady’s heifer was chosen for first place with Taylor Mashon placing second.

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Dryland was shown by Jace Burgemeister.

Powell with second going to District Champion Herd went Megan Conners. to Hannah Wagstaff and First for East Sounding Creek Reserve Champion, Kagen was Tanner Madge and second Rude. went to Hannah Wagstaff.

The District Champion Cow/ Judging conformation for the Calf was Hannah Wagstaff’s 3 show was Rod McLeod from year-old. Wagstaff’s 2 year-old Balzac. was also the Reserve Champion.

Honours for of the Grand The final class, District Champion Yearling went to Grand Champion Female went Abbegayle Brady and Reserve to to Hannah Wagstaff’s 3-year-old Taylor Mashon. and Reserve Champion was The District 2 year-old Grand Abbegayle Brady’s yearling Champion was Hannah heifer.

Wagstaff and Reserve The afternoon started with Champion, Kagen Rude. the club steer show.

The district 3-year-old Hanna Rangeland Seniors: Champion was shown by Class Winner: 1st Ryan Hannah Wagstaff and Reserve Francis, 2nd Walker Hutton.

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• Former NHL goalie Corey Hirsch, on Twitter and found in Gregg Drinnan’s ‘Taking Note’: “July 1 free agency is like buying a ham sandwich at the airport. U pay 3x the price and it’s still a ham sandwich.”

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Daysland captured the rookie championship over Sedgewick Two on June 14 in Daysland and won 8 - 2. ​

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4908 - 51 St., Stettler • 403-742-4424

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Real Estate

FARMLAND W/ Gravel reserves Cardston, Alberta.

Ritchie Bros.

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130.65+/- title acres, gravel reserves in excess of 2.4 million m3. Jerry Hodge: 780-706-6652; Broker: All West Realty Ltd.; rbauction.com/realestate.

PASTURE & hay land. 400 - 8000 acres year round water. Management available. Central Sask. Natural springs excellent water. Grazing available. Other small & large grain & pasture quarters. $150k $2.6m. Doug Rue 306-716-2671; saskfarms@shaw.ca.

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Feed and Seed

HEATED Canola buying Green, Heated or Springthrashed Canola. Buying: oats, barley, wheat & peas for feed. Buying damaged or offgrade grain. “On Farm Pickup” Westcan Feed & Grain, 1-877250-5252.

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Equipment

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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 am-11pm 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.

RUPERTSLAND INSTITUTE MÉTIS JOB FINDERS CLUB Finding employment is in itself a full-time job, which may be easier if done with a group of people. This three-week program is designed to teach you the most effective means of finding work in this tough economy.

Learn how to tap into the “hidden job market”!

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Funded in part by the Government of Canada.

(1-888-486-3847) online at: www.metisemployment.ca

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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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Big Country Bill’s Waterwell S. Barnes Stettler RUPERTSLAND INSTITUTE Construction Services Trucking & Building Well Drilling Mini Storage MÉTIS JOB FINDERS CLUB Ltd.& Repairs For Livestock Pumps Supplies Ltd.

Mobile Homes

FOR SALE: 2008 Mobile Home - 16’ x 76’ (1216 sq.ft.) 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath.

(To be moved off property) Open concept kitchen / living. $115,000. Call 403740-3231.

Farm Machinery

METAL Roofing & Siding. 32+ colours available at over 55 Distributors. 40 year warranty. 48 hour Express Service available at select supporting Distributors. Call 1-888-263-8254.

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Wecker R & L Transport

PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.

• Cattle, Grain, Equipment Hauling • Custom 4 x 4 Square Baling

RICK LAUGHLIN 403 854 6124 LARRY LAUGHLIN 403 854 6126

• Plumbing • Gas Fitting • Air Conditioning • Sheet Metal • Commercial Refrigeration

Serving the Big Country

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Centre Street Hanna, AB

Bale Hauling David Unruh

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Trailer Parts & Repairs

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WANTED: PARENT Educator. Golden Prairie Parent Link Centre (www.goldenprairieplc.ca) requires a 15 hr/wk Parent Educator to cover Drumheller, Starland, Hanna & Kneehill area.

Responsibilities: Plans, coordinates & facilitates programs that address the intellectual, emotional, cultural, social & physical needs of parents & their children ages 0-6 largely utilizing the Triple P program (training provided). Connects & coordinates with other community supports for families.

Collects & reports program data.

Education/ Experience: Preference will be given to those with a degree/diploma in human services with strong verbal & interpersonal skills, knowledgeable of child development, parenting tetchniques, community resources, cultural competence & confidentiality. Must have valid driver’s license & own vehicle. Some weekend & evening work required.

Please forward your resume, cover letter & references to: Golden Prairie Parent Link, Box 400, Three Hills, AB, T0M 2A0.

Email: supervisor@ goldenprairieplc.ca.

Closing date: July 18, 2016. We thank all applicants for their interest, only those invited for an interview will be contacted.

AGRONOMY Sales Manager career opportunity in Wynyard, Saskatchewan.

Agricultural degree or diploma required and/or equivalent sales experience combined with good knowledge of crop inputs. Email resume to: gm@wynyardcoop.com. Phone 306-554-3443. Fax 306-554-4127.

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Auctions

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AUTO/TOOL/SURPLUS

AUCTION Sat., Jul. 16 @ 10am

Auto’s, Tools, Classics, Generators, Benches, Tents, Skidsteer Attachments and much more!

On Location: 121–15 Ave. (Hwy 14) Wainwright, Alberta

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780-842-5666 UNRESERVED Farm Auction. Saturday, July 9, 10 a.m.

Tractors, tools, autos, trailer, granaries, antiques. North of Irma, Alberta.

Scribner Auction, 780-842-5666.

Pictures & listing: www.scribnernet. com.

Hanna 4-H

Cont’d from Pg 7 Juniors: Class Winner: Taylor Mashon, 2nd Spencer McMillan.

Showmanship: Taylor Mashon, 2nd Spencer McMillan.

Grooming: Gavin Brady, 2nd Spencer McMillan.

Hanna Rangeland Grand Champion: Tayslin Bossert. Reserve Champion: Ryan Francis.

Dryland Seniors: Class Winner: Kate Nelson.

Showmanship: Sage Nelson, 2nd Kate Nelson.

Grooming: Sage Nelson, 2nd Kate Nelson.

Intermediates: Class Winner: Jace Powell, 2nd Sarah MacPherson.

Showmanship: Blake Laughlin, 2nd Jace Powell Grooming: Ainsley Nelson, 2nd Jace Powell.

Juniors: Class Winner: Keldon Powell, 2nd Keegan Conners.

Showmanship: Keldon Powell, 2nd Rorrick MacPherson.

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Coming Events

Jace and Denim are gettin’ hitched! To share in their excitement, the Spondin Community will be hosting a bridal shower in honour of Denim Brown, bride elect of Jace Link, on Fri. July 15 at 7 pm at the Spondin Community Centre. Everyone welcome.

Health

CANADA Benefit Group - Do you or someone you know suffer from a disability?

Get up to $40,000 from the Canadian Government. Toll free 1-888-511-2250 or www.canadabenefit.ca/ free-assessment.

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GET BACK on track!

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Unemployed? Need money? We lend! If you own your own home - you qualify.

Pioneer Acceptance Corp. Member BBB. 1-877-987-1420; www.pioneerwest. com.

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Simple. Fast.

Inexpensive. Debt recovery? Alberta collection to $25,000.

Calgary 403-2281300/1-800-3472540.

CUSTOM FENCING. For good pricing call Isaac. 403-363-9435.

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• Counselling for Individuals, couples and families • Capacity Assessments • In-home and immediate telephone consultations available • Services are covered by most insurance providers • Direct billing available

Sentinel Self Storage is looking for a couple to live & operate our storage facilities in the following cities: Calgary – Both resumes emailed to Lmcnamara@sentinel.ca Red Deer, Edmonton & Fort McMurray - Both resumes emailed to 12345 sregnier@sentinel.ca (note which city you are interested in the subject line)

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Prairie Land Regional Division No. 25 requires professional, competent employees. Employment opportunities become available on an ongoing basis. Please visit our website at www.plrd.ab.ca for all available positions including teachers, administrative assistants, educational assistants, librarians, maintenance workers, mechanics, finance and technology specialists. Schools are located in Hanna, Youngstown, Cessford, Delia, Morrin, Veteran, Consort and Altario as well as 9 colony schools throughout the division.

If you are interested in enhancing student learning experiences and promoting cooperation and commitment within a team environment, PLRD #25 is the workplace for you. Application procedures are outlined on our website.

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Chartered Professional Accountant Drew Lee-Hai, Chartered Professional Accountants/Business Advisors of Salmon Arm, BC, is seeking a Chartered Professional Accountant with 3-5 years of post-education experience in public practice.

The candidate must have a strong background in preparation of yearend financial statements and related working papers and preparation of corporate and personal income tax returns. Knowledge of accounting principles and their application and experience with Caseware and Taxprep applications would be a definite asset.

Opportunity exists for growth into senior management and possible partnership. Please forward your resume to: dave@drewleehai.ca

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Send cover letter, resume and three work related references to: Donna Hodgkinson, Controller Fax: 403-854-2952 Email: donna@hannagm.com

Job Expectations Include: Outstanding Salesmanship • Candidates must consent to a Excellent Communication Skills, Credit & Criminal Record Check both verbal and written • Janitorial & maintenance – keep• Knowledgeable in Microsoft Ofing the physical site clean – inside fice Programs; adept office admin and out experience Base and Commissions -80k (Edm/Calg)-120k (Fort Mc) per year, benefits, free storage, corporate apparel, contests and prizes. No single applicants will be considered • •

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Box 760,FOR Hanna,AAB T0J 1P0 NOT A JOB? ARE YOU LOOKING CAREER,

Busy automotive dealer seeks a enthusiastic for an immediate opening: www.hannagm.com Fax:individual (403) 854-2952

Toll Free: 1-888-426-6246 Ph:TECHNICIAN (403) 854-4427 CHRYSLER TRAINED We offer: Great work Environment, Air conditioned shop, Brand new facility, Competitive salaries and benefits, Journeyman Technician or 4th year Apprentice Technician Locally owned Family run business.

– apprentice must have GM experience Please forward resume to dlaporte@ramtrucks.ca Only qualified candidates will be contacted for an interview.

Qualifications for this position include: • Mechanical aptitude & knowledge of automotive systems • Willingness and ability to maintain current product & technical knowledge • Ability to diagnose vehicle problems & interpret work orders • Out of province, commercial, AMVIC inspections HMP offers a competitive compensation package including benefits.

Send cover letter, resume and three work related references to: Donna Hodgkinson, Controller Fax: 403-854-2952 Email: donna@hannagm.com

CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Come and join our team! A General Insurance Brokerage firm, F.C. Hunt Agencies has provided exceptional service in personal and commercial insurance, along with financial investments for the past 32 years. We have an immediate opening for a permanent, full-time Customer Service Representative (CSR).

Key responsibilities include: • Client service for general insurance • Managing a full range of investment products Requirements/Qualifications: • Minimum education level: high school diploma • Ability to provide excellent customer service • Good communication skills • Attention to detail • Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs • Insurance experience an asset • Level 1 or 2 provincial license or C.A.I.B. designation preferred (but will train the right applicant) This is a fantastic opportunity for a career-oriented person based in the town of Castor. We offer a competitive salary and a positive work environment in a modern office.

Please email your résumé to Stephanie Kuxdorf: stephanie@fchuntagencies.com or fax it to 403-882-3201

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Although Corinne Hewitt of Delia, Ab., has only recently published her first book, “Jacob of Abbington Pickets”, she began writing at the age of 12.

Hewitt’s historical novel is a story of loss, perseverance and faith amidst the background of 19th20th century rural Canada and was inspired by Hewitt’s own grandmother and her hometown of Carlyle, Sk. ECA Review/D.Clark

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#1 Mule Dealer in Canada

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2016 Teryx EPS LE

Cont’d from Pg 11 and the Reserve Champion to Tanner Grooming: Keldon Powell, 2nd Madge.

Megan Conners.

Dryland Grand Champion: Keldon Powell.

Reserve Champion: Jace Powell.

East Sounding Creek: Seniors: Class Winner: Tanner Madge, 2nd Kory Mundt.

Showmanship: Kory Mundt, 2nd Kurtis Mundt.

00 at Burma Park Entry $250 UNRESERVED AUCTION TUESDAY, JULY 26, 2016 – 4:00 PM Grooming: Kory Mundt, 2nd Tanner Madge.

Dance $10 Entry Fee Intermediates: River Jack Class Winner: Carson Madge, 2nd Kagen Rude.

Contact: Showmanship: Carson Madge, 2nd Kevin Abgail Mundt.Grooming: Kagen UNRESERVED TUESDAY, JULY 26,west 2016 – 4:00 LOCATED: From Camrose,AUCTION go 4.5 km east on Hwy 13, then 0.5 km on Twp Rd 464.PM Rude, 2nd Abgail Mundt.

403-575-5254 FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Rob Pearson at 780-608-6542.

Juniors: Tyson Class Winner: Hannah Wagstaff, PREVIEWING STARTS SATURDAY, JULY 23 UNTIL SALE DAY. 403-575-5241 2nd Olivia Mundt.

PREVIEWING TIME: 9:00 AM TO 6:00 PM. Showmanship: A very good selection of shop equipment and tools plus vehicles and acreage equipment.

Hannah Wagstaff, UNRESERVED AUCTION TUESDAY, JULY 26, 2016 – 4:00 PM 2nd Olivia Mundt.

LOCATED: From Camrose, go 4.5 km east on Hwy 13, then 0.5 km west on Twp Rd 464.

Grooming: FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Rob Pearson at 780-608-6542.

Hannah Wagstaff, PREVIEWING STARTS SATURDAY, JULY 23 UNTIL SALE DAY. 2nd Olivia Mundt.

PREVIEWING TIME: 9:00 AM TO 6:00 PM. East Sounding Antiques, Collectibles, Crafts & Jewellery A very good selection of shop equipment and tools plus vehicles and acreage equipment.

Creek Grand PICKUP & TRAILER • Qty of western theme yard & • Air Liquide M200 mig welder cabinet Champion: • 2010 Ford F150 XTR Supercrew, • Lincoln AC 225 welder garden decorations (gnomes, • Qty HD chain pliers & bolt cutters LOCATED: From Camrose, go 4.5 km east on Hwy 13, then 0.5 km west on Twp Rd 464.

4x4, 6-1/2’ box, 5.4 L, auto, trailer • 2013 Can Industrial 20 drawer HD fountains, flower pots, etc); cream • Lg bolt bin w/ contents, 4 & 6 Tanner Madge. package, power drivers seat, sync, work station, 9-1/2’ cans drawer steel parts cabinets FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Rob Pearson at 780-608-6542.

Reserve blue ext, showing 169,995 km, one • 8’ steel work bench w/ drawers & • Three motocross chest protectors • Pipe wrenches, pry bars, hyd cupboards owner welding clamps, gear PREVIEWING STARTS SATURDAY, JULY 23 UNTILjacks, SALE DAY. SELLING FOR THE ESTATE OF Champion: Carson • Carolina 55T HD hyd press; 12T • 1998 16’ Dyson TA deck over pullers, tap & die sets, filter JACK ARMSTRONG PREVIEWING TIME: AM TO 6:00 PM. press trailer, bumper pull, 6000 lb axles9:00hyd wrenches, qty auto electrical parts, Madge.

For more info, contact • Carolina 5000 hyd shop hand pipe cutters, jack alls, hammers, YARD TRACTORS & Terry Armstrong 780-679-4034 District A very good selection of shop and tools plus vehicles • Two Oxy equipment / Acetylene cutting outfits screw drivers, air hose, and greaseacreage equipment.

ATTACHMENTS or 780-608-8205 • Strongarm transmission jack; guns, air paint sprayers, tarps, grooming: • Kubota B1700 MFWD tractor, 1999 PICKUP & TRAILER • Qty of western yardtractor & • Air Liquide M200 mig welder cabinet • Kubota L2600 theme DT MFWD Hours up until Sale: Westward jack; Three Homelite chainsaw, O-ring / spring +/–, 17 hpF150 3 cylXTR diesel, hydro, Hi • 2010 Ford Supercrew, • Lincoln AC 5T 225floor welder garden decorations • Qty HD chain pliers & bolt cutters c/w Leon 50 loader(gnomes, & 5’ bucket, Junior Grand wheel dollies; ATV jack pin / riveting kits Low,6-1/2’ turf tires, pt L, hitch, rear & 4x4, box, 35.4 auto, trailer • 2013 Can Industrial 20 drawer HD fountains, • Lg bolt bin w/ contents, 4 & 6 2001 +/-, flower diesel, pots, 27 hp,etc); 3 ptcream hitch, Monday & Tuesday 11 am - 2 pm press, floor type mid PTO,power showing 268 hrs, package, drivers seat,good sync, • 17” workdrill station, 9-1/2’ cans drawer MISCELLANEOUS steel parts cabinets joystick, open station, PTO, power Gavin Brady, • Berkley air compressor; Two & cond, S/N 74852 169,995 km, one • 8’ steel work bench w/ drawers blue ext, showing • Three motocross • Pipe wrenches, hyd • Honda EM 5000pry W bars, generator steering, showingchest 1567protectors hrs, good pressure washers; 4’ steel (4-tier) Reserve - Spencer Saturday 10 am - 4 pm • 5’ Buhler 3-pt hitch finishing cupboards owner jacks,Honda welding clamps, gear pumps; SELLING • Two 5-1/2 hp banjo rubber, good 52469OF FORcond, THE S/N ESTATE rolling cabinet; HD welding • Carolina 55T HD4’x6’ hyd press; 12T mower • 1998 16’ Dyson TA deck over pullers, tap diedischarge sets, filterhose; 3” • 64” Kubota Qty 2” & 3”&flat BL2664 3 pt hitch McMillan.

JACK ARMSTRONG table; 12’ steel pipe rack; Qty of or by appointment hyd press • John LTpull, 180 6000 Automatic trailer, Deere bumper lb axles wrenches, qty auto GR water pump w/ electrical gas motorparts, snow blower, ltd use, vg cond For more info, contact misc steel Intermediate ridingYARD lawn mower w/ 48”&deck, 17 • Carolina 5000 hyd shop hand pipe gal cutters, jackslip alls,tank hammers, • 135 Westeel w/ 12V • 5’ King Kutter II 3 780-679-4034 pt hitch rototiller, TRACTORS Terry Armstrong • FreeOxy standing overhead crane w/ • Two / Acetylene cutting outfits hp, showing 363 hrs Call Dan @ 403-854-0521 screw drivers, air hose, grease pump (newer) ltd use, vg cond ATTACHMENTS Grand - Jace or 780-608-8205 3T chain hoist jack; • John PICKUP Deere 44” blade &front TRAILER • Qty western theme yard & • Air Liquide transmission M200 mig welder cabinet guns, air 3000 paint sprayers, tarps,some • Kubota • Hamms gal truck tank, • KingofKutter 500 3MFWD pt hitch bale • Kubota B1700 MFWD tractor,(fits 1999 • Strongarm L2600 DT tractor SHED Westward floor jack; Three above unit) Powell, Reserve • 2010 XTR Supercrew, • Lincoln AC5T 225 welder garden decorations • Qty HD chain pliers O-ring & bolt cutters Homelite chainsaw, / spring damage spear +/–, 17Ford hp 3F150 cyl diesel, hydro, Hi c/w Leon 50 loader &(gnomes, 5’ bucket, • 12’ x Can 16’ wood storage shed, tin wheel dollies; ATV jack 4x4, 6-1/2’ box, 5.4 L, auto, trailer • 2013 Industrial 20 drawer HD fountains, flower pots, etc); cream • Lg bolt bin w/ contents, 4 & 6 pin / riveting kits • Lg qty of unused hyd hose (all • Massey Ferguson 184-4 MFWD COLLECTOR Low, turf tires, 3 ptMOTORBIKE hitch, rear & 2001 +/-, diesel, 27 hp, 3 pt hitch, Erin Francis. roofdrill press,9-1/2’ floor type package, power drivers seat, sync, • 17” work station, cans drawer steel1/4” parts cabinets have ends, - 1”) tractor c/w MFstation, 236 loader, & showing ACCESSORIES mid PTO, 268 hrs, good MISCELLANEOUS joystick, open PTO, bucket power compressor; Two • 8’ steel air work bench w/ drawers & • Honda blue ext, 169,995 km, one • Three motocross chest protectors • Pipe wrenches, pry bars,(20 hydlbs • Qty of fire 5000 extinguishers & grapple, showing 5293 hrs, 3 pt Senior Grand TOOLS • 1981 Honda GL 1100 Goldwing w/ • Berkley cond, S/Nshowing 74852 EM W generator steering, showing 1567 hrs, good pressure 4’ steel (4-tier) cupboards owner jacks, welding clamps, gearpumps; 2-1/2 lbs) hitch, open station, newer tires,OF 3/4”washers; torque wrenches (PTA & • Two Velorex locking hard bags, • Two • 5’ Buhlersidecar, 3-pt hitch finishing SELLING FOR THES/N ESTATE Honda 5-1/2 hp banjo rubber, good cond, 52469 Morgan rolling cabinet; 4’x6’ HD welding • Carolina 55T HD hyd press; 12T • 1998 16’ Dyson TA deck over pullers, tap & die sets, filter • New M8000 Warn winch 16.9x30 rears, 2 hyd, PTO, one Toolex) stored inside, showing 86,237 km, mower JACKBL2664 ARMSTRONG Qty 2” & 3” flat discharge hose; 3” • 64” Kubota 3 pt hitch table; 12’ steel hydbreaker press trailer, bumper pull, 6000 wrenches, auto electrical • 28 cases ofqty antifreeze owner, purchased new 1978, • 1” bar pipe (40” rack; long) Qty of Burgemeister, runs Deere good, nice clean bikelb axles • John LT 180 Automatic For more contact GR water pump w/ gas motor parts, snow blower, ltdinfo, use, vgincond misc steel hydTwo shop hand pipegal cutters, jack alls, hammers, • Four checker plated truck S/N 2202222 • 1” CP air5000 impact; 3/4” air • Ultralite motorcycle riding YARD lawn mower w/cargo 48” deck, TRACTORS &trailer17 • Carolina Terry Armstrong 780-679-4034 • 135 Westeel slip tank w/ 12V • 5’ King Kutter II 3 pt hitch rototiller, • Free standing overhead crane w/ Reserve - Sage • Two Oxy / Acetylene cutting outfits screw drivers, air hose, grease toolboxes; 2 side mt; four alum impacts (Blue Point, Ultra Pro); • Qty motorcycle leather saddle hp, showing 363 hrs ATTACHMENTS pump (newer) or cond 780-608-8205 ltd use, vg AUCTIONEER’S NOTES 3T chain hoist transmission guns, air3000 paint sprayers, tarps, truck fuel tanks; 05 Dodge 1T 3/4” Makita elec impact jack; • All goods are500 sold an “as-is”, bagsDeere • John 44”MFWD front blade (fits1999 • Strongarm • Kubota B1700 tractor, • Hamms gal truck tank, some • King • Kubota L2600 DT MFWD tractor Kutter 3on pt hitch bale“where Nelson.

Westward floor Homelite chainsaw, / spring running boards; 15”O-ring low profile • Qty 3/8” &5T 1/2” air jack; toolsThree (Impacts, is” basis and description, verbal or in SHED above +/–, 17unit) hp 3 cyl diesel, hydro, Hi damage c/w Leon 50any loader & 5’ bucket, spear QUAD wheel dollies; ATV jack advertising, of goods is set out or offered pin / riveting kits poly water tank, 185 gal Showmanship diexgrinders, chisels) • 12’ 16’ wooddrills, storage shed, tin Low, turf tires, 3 pt hitch, rear & • Lg qty of unused hyd hose (all 2001 +/-, diesel, 27 hp, 3MFWD pt hitch, • Massey Ferguson 184-4 • 2005 Polaris 800MOTORBIKE quad, 4x4, all COLLECTOR as a guide only. The Auctioneer accepts • 17” drill elec press, • Two new folding step ladders • Makita tinfloor snip,type Makita drills, roof mid PTO, showing 268 hrs, good MISCELLANEOUS have ends, 1/4” 1”) joystick, open station, PTO, power tractor c/w MF 236 loader, bucket Junior Grand no responsibility for errors in description, new tires, passenger seat, 2500 & ACCESSORIES • Berkley air compressor; Two • Qtyof offire chains & boomers; Dewalt grinders, router, 8” bench • Qty cond, S/Nshowing 74852 • Honda EMextinguishers 5000 W generator (20qty lbsofshowing 1567 hrs, good &steering, showing 5293of hrs, 3 pt it grapple, being the responsibility prospective TOOLS lb winch, 1946 miles (302 • 1981 Honda GL 1100 Goldwing w/ pressure washers; 4’ steel (4-tier) tow straps & tow ropes, Qty turn grinder Keldon Powell, • 5’ Buhler 3-pt hitch finishing buyers to inspect the goods before the sale • Two 2-1/2Honda lbs) 5-1/2 hp banjo pumps; rubber, good cond, newer S/N 52469 hitch, open station, tires, 3/4” torque4’x6’ wrenches (PTA & hrs) Velorex sidecar, locking hard bags, • Two rolling HDto welding buckles • Qty of cabinet; wrench sets (up 2”), and satisfy themselves as to condition, age mower Qty 2” & 3” flat discharge hose; 3” • New M8000 Warn winch • 64” Kubota BL2664 3 pt hitch 16.9x30 rears, 2 hyd, PTO, one Toolex) • Warn blade, 54” 86,237 km, stored quad inside, showing Reserve - Taylor table; 12’socket steel pipe rack;impact Qty of authenticity, make or model.

• Welding HD 4-wire cable 1”breaker drive set,long) 3/4” • John Deere LT 180 Automatic GRcases watercable; pump w/ gas motor • 28 of antifreeze snow blower, ltd use, owner, purchased newvgincond 1978, • 1” bar (40” • Two sets ofnice quad tires runs good, clean bike • All hours and kilometres are unverified. misc steelQty • Two outdoor screened gazebos sockets; of sockets riding lawn mower w/ 48” deck, 17 • 135 gal Westeel slip truck tank w/ 12V Mashon.

• Four checker plated • 5’ Kutter II 3 pt hitch rototiller,to 2202222 • 1” CPstanding air impact; Two 3/4” air • S/N If King paying by cheque and unknown • Ultralite motorcycle cargo trailer • Free overhead crane (10’x20’; 12’x12’); 3 RV mats; WELDING &363 SHOP • Chuan Brand Point, Micrometer set, w/ hp, showing hrs EQUIPMENT pump (newer) toolboxes; 2 side mt; four alum ltd use, vg cond we require Auction Company, a letter of impacts Ultra Pro); • Qty motorcycle leather saddle AUCTIONEER’S NOTES 3T chain(Blue hoist Intermediate Weber NG barbecue; Maytag • Miller XMT 350 arc & Miller calipers • John Deere 44” CC/CV front blade (fits reference from500 your3 bank.

• Hamms 3000 gal05truck tank, truck fuel tanks; Dodge 1Tsome • • King Kutter ptanhitch bale 3/4” Makita elec impact All goods are sold on “as-is”, “where bags washer / dryer (2-4 yrs old); 2 22A wire feed welding combo w/ • Three chop saws (Makita, etc) • See complete terms and conditions SHED above unit) damageboards; 15” low profile running spear • Qty 3/8” & 1/2” air tools (Impacts, is” basis and any description, verbalon or our in Grand - Erin website. of goods is set out or offered stock tanks access QUAD • Mastercraft upper & lower tool • 12’ x 16’ wood storage shed, tin advertising, • Lg qty of unused hyd hose (all poly water tank, 185 gal • Massey Ferguson 184-4 MFWD die grinders, drills, chisels) COLLECTOR • 2005 Polaris 800 MOTORBIKE quad, 4x4, all Francis, Reserve as a guide only.

The Auctioneer accepts roof havenew ends, 1/4” -step 1”) ladders • Two folding tractor c/w MF 236 loader, bucket • Makita elec tin snip, Makita drills, & ACCESSORIES no responsibility for errors in description, new tires, passenger seat, 2500 • Qty of of chains fire extinguishers • Qty & boomers;(20 qtylbs of & grapple, showing 5293 hrs, 3 pt Dewalt grinders, router, 8” bench TOOLS • 1981 Honda GL 1100 Goldwing w/ Abgail Mundt. it being the responsibility of prospective lb winch, showing 1946 miles (302 2-1/2 lbs) & tow ropes, Qty turn tow straps hitch, to open station, newer tires, grinder 3/4” torque wrenches (PTA & Velorex sidecar, locking hard bags, • Two buyers inspect the goods before the sale hrs) Senior Grand • New M8000 Warn winch buckles 16.9x30 2 hyd, PTO, one age • Qty of wrench sets (up to 2”), and satisfyrears, themselves as to condition, Toolex) stored inside, showing 86,237 km, • Warn quad blade, 54” authenticity, make or model.

• 28 cases of antifreeze • Welding cable; HD 4-wire cable owner, purchased new in 1978, 1” drive socket set, 3/4” • 1” breaker bar (40” long)impact runs good, nice clean bike Ryan Francis, • Two sets of quad tires • All hours and kilometres are unverified.

• Fouroutdoor checkerscreened plated truck • Two gazebos sockets; of sockets S/N 2202222 • 1” CP airQty impact; Two 3/4” air • Ultralite motorcycle cargo trailer • If paying by cheque and unknown to toolboxes; 2 side 3 mt; alum (10’x20’; 12’x12’); RVfour mats; WELDING & SHOP EQUIPMENT • Chuan Brand Reserve - Sage impacts (BlueMicrometer Point, Ultra set, Pro); • Qty motorcycle leather saddle AUCTIONEER’S NOTES Auction Company, we require a letter of truck fuel tanks; 05 Dodge 1T Weber NG barbecue; Maytag • Miller XMT 350 CC/CV arc & Miller calipers 3/4” Makita elec impact • reference All goodsfrom are your sold bank. on an “as-is”, “where bags Nelson. running/boards; 15”yrs lowold); profile washer dryer (2-4 2 22A wire feed welding combo w/ • Three chop sawsair(Makita, etc) • Qty 3/8” & 1/2” tools (Impacts, is” basis and terms any description, verbal in • See complete and conditions onor our QUAD advertising, of goods is set out or offered poly water website. stock tankstank, 185 gal access • Mastercraft lower tool die grinders,upper drills,&chisels) The final deci• 2005 Polaris 800 quad, 4x4, all as a guide only.

The Auctioneer accepts • Two new folding step ladders • Makita elec tin snip, Makita drills, no responsibility for errors in description, new tires, passenger seat, 2500 Look for Us sion for Rod • Qty of chains & boomers; qty of Dewalt grinders, router, 8” bench it being the responsibility of prospective lb winch, showing 1946 miles (302 tow straps & tow ropes, Qty turn grinder buyers to inspect the goods before the sale Macleod was to hrs) • Tuesdays - Oyen, Consort & Forestburg buckles • Qty of wrench sets (up to 2”), and satisfy themselves as to condition, age • Warn quad blade, 54” authenticity, make or model.

• Welding cable; HD 4-wire cable declare the 2016 1” drive socket set, 3/4” impact • Wednesdays - Hanna, Killam & Daysland • Two sets of quad tires • All hours and kilometres are unverified.

• Two outdoor screened gazebos sockets; Qty of sockets Phone 780-672-1105 • Fax 780-672-3955 Hanna District • If paying by cheque and unknown to (10’x20’; 12’x12’); 3 RV mats; WELDING & SHOP EQUIPMENT • Chuan Brand Micrometer set, • Thursdays - Coronation, Viking, Hardisty Auction Company, we require a letter of Email Weber NG barbecue; Maytagdjas@xplornet.com • Miller XMT 350 CC/CV arc & Miller calipers Grand Champion reference from your bank. washer / dryer (2-4 yrs old); 2 22A wire feed welding combo w/ • Three chop saws (Makita, etc) • See complete terms and conditions on our • Fridays - Castor & Drumheller, www.dougjohnsonauctionservice.com Steer, which went website. stock tanks access • Mastercraft upper & lower tool AB License 334038 • Saturdays & Sundays -Drumheller to Tayslin Bossert

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Tournament Fri - Mon, Jul. 29, 30 & 31

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4304 - 44 Ave. Stettler, AB Camrose, AB 403-742-3305

Rob and Connie Pearson – [Whiterock Water Hauling Ltd.]

Country Attic Antiques

AUCTION Sat., July 23, 2016

Rob and Connie Pearson – Camrose, AB [Whiterock Water Hauling Ltd.]

Rob and Connie Pearson – Camrose, AB [Whiterock Water Hauling Ltd.]

10:00 am at the original Endiang Garage

Okanagan Fresh Fruit BC Cherries, BC Apricots, BC Berries, BC Plums, BC Nectarine & much more!

CAMROSE, AB

CAMROSE, AB

Phone 780-672-1105 • Fax 780-672-3955