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Thursday, June 27, 2013

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Volume 102 No. 26

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County of Paintearth requests speed reduction Bethany Zacharias

ECA Review Reporter

Three girls (L - R) Anna Russell, Karcee Ward and Amber Hillson dressed the part and rode the McTurk Salon convertible in the Elnora parade celebrating Elnora’s 100th anniversary of the rail coming to town. More on pg. 13

Castor Council requests reinstallation of speed bumps Bethany Zacharias

concerns regarding drivers speeding along 45th Street.

ECA Review Reporter The speed bumps are typically installed in the summer A request to reinstall speed bumps on 45th Street in Castor months and removed in the winter for plowing purposes. was addressed by Council at “We are avoiding putting its June 10 meeting. them back in because the The request came from a speed bumps are very hard on concerned citizen, although trucks,” said Jackson.

CAO Sandi Jackson said sev“People were driving eral other taxpayers have around the speed bumps, close verbally expressed their

to the ditch, to avoid damaging their vehicles,” added Jackson.

Jackson said Council is looking into putting up signs along 45th Street that would warn drivers to slow down.

The speed limit along 45th Street is 40 kilometres but it has been reported that some drivers are going up to 60 kilometres or more when they are traveling down that street.

The County of Paintearth passed an unanimous motion June 18, 2013 to send a letter to Alberta Transportation asking it to extend the 80 kilometre speed reduction along Highway 12 half a mile east past Secondary Road 872 by Coronation.

“This is a smart idea,” said George Glazier, County of Paintearth reeve. “With new developments along Highway 12, there will be a lot of traffic going through this area.”

Council also passed a motion to pay $1,200 to install lights on the County’s regional response unit trailer.

These lights would make the trailer visible at night when it is on the road.

Currently, the trailer is not visible at night to drivers.

Councillor Walter Weber made a motion to take money from the County’s restricted surplus to pay for the costs of installing proper lights.

George Glazier noted that the lights should have been installed when the trailers were built and that it was imperative to fix the problem.

Councillor Tony Nibourg and Councillor Rocky Dahmer opposed the motion.

“Under the new Fire Services Agreement, the County only looks after fire and water trucks,” said Nibourg. “Towns

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need to realize they’re getting the cheques for these costs now.”

Tarolyn Peach reminded council that the Fire Services Agreement, which involves the County of Paintearth, the Towns of Castor and Coronation and the Village of Halkirk, begins July 1, 2013.

“Towns will have to pay for any additional maintenance after July 1,” said Peach.

Council carried the motion under the condition that future requests come July 1 be sent to the appropriate place.

Council also unanimously passed a motion to grant the Town of Coronation’s request for funding for pool upgrades.

The County decided to grant the Town $40,000 in funding from restrictive surpluses. That is close to 1/3 of what the Town is asking for.

To date, the total cost for pool upgrades has been $266,000. So far, the Town of Coronation has found $130,000 in funding and is currently seeking funding for the remaining $160,000.

This year, the County has $50,000 in available restrictive surplus funds to give to different recreational projects and upgrades. Council decided to save $10,000 from that total amount for other recreational projects and upgrades that might arise in the upcoming fall or winter.

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Coronation Town council hears citizen concerns at public hearing On June 24 Coronation Town Council held a public hearing for the purpose of considering an amendment to the Town of Coronation’s Land Use by-law 2009-559.

The Town has undertaken a new sub division of approximately 35.86 parcels of land to be used for 15 fully serviced light industrial lots south of Railway Avenue.

Alan Shoemaker, owner of the RV Park

and Bunkhouse on the south east side of town, attended the public hearing and asked council to consider omitting the parcel of land behind his property from being rezoned or to keep it as an urban reserve.

“We don’t want truck loads coming in at 4 a.m.” said Shoemaker. “If you set a reasonable price, I’ll consider buying it.”

Brownfield CRR Multi Club update Krystalee Huber Brownfield CRR Multi Club has finished for the year. Here are some of the highlights: we hosted public speaking events on February 18, 2013 and March 3, 2013.

On February 18, 2013 at club level, Kyleen Wadstein and Krystalee Huber got first place in the junior level presentations. Dustin, Dallen and Jayden Kroeker got second and Cody Wadstein and Kylan Huber placed first in the intermediate presentations.

In the senior level for speeches Colton Black got first, Tanner Black got second and Jalycia Huber got third. In intermediate Simon Cole got first place, Michael Black got second and Jeremy Burkinshaw got third.

In the junior level Wade Black got first.

Most of the members who placed in speeches moved on to semi-districts on March 3, which we also hosted. Simon Cole went on to District.

Our club did a highway clean up on May 4, 2013. For our community service, we went to help clean up after the Little League Picnic at Burma Park. On June 11 we had our Achievement Day hosted at the Huber’s, including some fun events such as horse competitions, tool scrambles and dressing up a sheep.

We got to wear our new 4-H shirts for the first time at achievement day. For horse the record book winners were Amber Burkinshaw in first place and

Riley Smith in second place. For small engines books Colton black got first place and Tanner Black got second place.

Jalycia Huber got first place and Jaydon Huber got second place in the sheep and goat section. All in all it has been great year and we are looking forward to next year.

CAO Sandra Kulyk told Shoemaker to put his offer in writing and she would present it to council.

Council said the parcel of land on the south east side of town could potentially be used for a new RCMP detachment.

Council said this spot would be ideal because it would give the RCMP immediate access to Highway 12 and continued access to town.

Kulyk said plans for a new RCMP detachment are in their preliminary stages and nothing is happening just yet.

Council did not make any decisions during the hearing.

Council approved Techmation Electric’s

application to construct a 60’ by 90’ office and warehouse in the new industrial subdivision.

The proposed construction met all required minimum setbacks and size and height restrictions for construction.

Techmation Electric estimated it will begin construction on July 2, 2013 and will be completed on November 1, 2013.

CAO Sandra Kulyk said in her report to council that the Physician Recruitment and Retention Committee had three potential candidates. The physicians have been interviewed over the phone and site visits have been arranged for July and August.

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Blumhagen said that deterioration to the road began four years ago. A worker from Carillion also told Blumhagen the Alberta government was responsible for sourcing funds to fix the road.

“This is a blatant disregard and insult to the life and wellbeing of constituents,” said Blumhagen.

Vehicles and trucks carrying heavier loads now have to travel five miles east to the next river crossing on Highway 36.

A portion of Highway 861, less than one kilometre south of the Battle River Bridge, has collapsed.

Alberta Transportation has contracted Carillion Canada to fix the problem. In an attempt to alleviate the situation, Carillion has put up two barricade signs around the collapsed portion of the road. Speed limits have also been reduced to 30 kilometres per hour for downhill traffic and 20 kilometres per hour for uphill.

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Town of Castor sets fines for break and enters There was a recent break-in to Castor’s swimming pool. The RCMP, with the help of video surveillance, have identified the person who committed the offense. At the June 24 meeting, council set a fine of $200 for first time offenders who break into town property and $500 for second time offenders.

Jackson said the money from the fines will go into a ‘rewards fund’. Anyone who has tips regarding vandalism or thefts will be compensated for their help with money from the rewards fund.

At the June 24 council meeting Castor councillors discussed a tax complaint they received from a citizen saying they didn’t

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Brady Smith remembered with tributes, an eulogy and obituary Brady James Smith was born in Coronation on December 10, 1993 and lived his whole life in Coronation.

Brady attended kindergarten to grade 12 graduating from Coronation High School June, 2012. September 2012 Brady attended NAIT enrolled in Petroleum Engineer Tech program. After the school year he returned in May to Coronation and was employed with Husky as a summer student.

While growing up in Coronation Brady loved his sports especially hockey. Brady and his Dad would watch the Oilers games and together analyze the plays.

Brady began his own hockey Smith career at age five and played minor hockey up to his 18th birthday. He played Rec hockey and played a couple of months with the Stettler Lightening then returning back to Coronation Rec Hockey.

In the summer he played ball and soccer and loved to golf with his Dad and this year he was finally able to attend men’s night. Many of Brady’s friendships began in kindergarten and are still cherished today. This circle grew with friendships developed with young people from other towns especially the Castor area.

Mourning Brady’s sudden passing is his Dad and Mom, Jim and Beryl Smith; Sisters Tairsa (Blair) Glasier, Haley Smith (Brandon O’Connor); Nieces Jaidyn and Colbie Glasier; Grandmother Sonja Smith; Brady’s love Emily Breum, her parents Gord (Michelle) Breum and her sister Tess Breum; Grandpa and Grandma Filipenko, Grandpa and Grandma Olsted; numerous uncles, aunts, cousins, great uncles, great aunts and all his many friends.

Brady was predeceased by his cousin Travis Glazier; his maternal Grandma Mabel Glazier, his uncle Danny Smith, his paternal Grandpa Marcus Smith and his maternal Grandpa Johnny Glazier.

The memorial service to pay tribute to Brady James Smith was held on Saturday, June 22, 2013 at 2 p.m. at the Coronation Community Centre, Coronation, AB, with Reverend Sue Hertell officiating.

The eulogy was given by Brady’s brother-in-law Blair Glasier. Sue Hertell read a poem, “When Tomorrow Starts Without Me”. Other tributes were by Brady’s sister, Haley Smith, his girlfriend, Emily Breum, and Brady’s close friends, Koby Sieger, Easton Cox, Dylan Usselman and Bradan McLean. Special recorded music was also played during the service.

A touching letter from Brady’s Mom and Dad was read by Sue Hertell. A video tribute was played during the service which was prepared by Haley, Emily and many friends.

Urn Bearers were Emily’s parents and sister, Gord, Michelle and Tess Breum.

Honourary pallbearers were “All Brady’s Family and Friends” and “Everyone who shared in Brady’s life”. The interment will be at a later date.

Following the service lunch was served and prepared by the Sunshine Club.

Memorial donations may be made in Brady’s name to Coronation Minor Sports, Box 281, Coronation, AB, T0C 1C0, Coronation Golf Club, Box 206, Coronation, AB, T0C 1C0 or to the Alberta Cancer Foundation, 1331-29 St. NW, Calgary, AB, T2N 4N2.

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by Blair Glasier I remember telling Brady that there would only be two reasons I would ever be in an Oilers jersey. First one was if they drafted me, which was not likely. Second, was if I was freezing.

As it turns out there is a third.

Brady James Smith was born in the Coronation Hospital December 10, 1993 to proud parents Jim and Beryl, and two delightful sisters; Tairsa 15 years his

senior and Haley 15 months his senior.

I don’t think Haley remembers a day that Brady wasn’t in her life. Both Tairsa and Haley always wanted to help from bath time to helping feed him his food.

Beryl didn’t mind, she knew she would get to rock and cuddle him later for as long as she wanted.

Brady loved hanging out with his dad. They could be found going on drives to the farm, stopping at the Tasty Mill, or just hanging out in the back yard.

Brady completed all his schooling in Coronation, kindergarten to grade 12 graduating in 2012. He and his girlfriend, Emily, moved to Edmonton in August. Brady completed his first year of Petroleum Engineering Tech. He had decided he would like to be close to home this summer and took a job with Husky as a summer student. He enjoyed the work and his co-workers.

Brady had worked for M&N Construction for four summers. This he enjoyed, as he was able to spend the whole summer camping with his dad. He met a lot of great people and had a lot of fun.

In the spring after school he worked at the golf course. He also volunteered along side his dad in projects at the golf course.

Brady enjoyed sports! Winter meant hockey, which he loved. Many a cold and stormy day Brady and his mom would get in the car and head out to a game. Beryl would get a break when Jim was home to do the driving. The years that teams combined he would play with the Castor kids.

This was a chance to make more friends for Brady and his parents.

Brady was a smart player, which could be contributed to his seasons of watching hockey on TV. Oiler games were never missed. When Edmonton scored Jim and Brady would jump off the couch and give each other high fives. Just after the lockout, while Brady was living in Edmonton, he got tickets to three or four Oilers games from M&N. Then he didn’t get a call for a couple of weeks. He phoned Jim concerned that maybe Archie had lost his number.

He played soccer and minor ball up to Bantam level, but with summer jobs found that golfing worked better with his schedule. Golfing was great because he could golf with his Dad. They would make bets on every hole. He was so excited when he turned 18 and was able to golf at men’s night.

For two years in a row Jim and Brady have gone to Invermere on a father/son golf trip in May. Just two weekends ago he golfed in the 4-person best ball tournament with Easton, Bradley, and Cousin Daniel. Brady said he had the best time ever. They bought themselves in the Calcutta and won 2nd in the C event, winning $1500. I have since heard that even with their winnings they were still in the hole at the end of the weekend.

Brady enjoyed his nieces Jaidyn and Colbie, and he and Emily would spend weekends at our house visiting and spoiling them. Even though, I trained Jaidyn to call him Auntie Brady.

Brady was great with my girls but refused to change dirty diapers. He and Emily took Jaidyn to Breum’s farm at Easter to decorate eggs, see the chickens and horses. I am not sure if Jaidyn, Emily, or Brady had more fun.

He enjoyed family vacations, especially the tropical ones, including Mexico and Cuba.

He was able to experience Disneyland, fishing at Lac De Isles and camping in the mountains with the Breum’s. He could always count on Brandon to go hunting, fishing, or skiing.

Brandon recalls two Christmas’s ago they entered in a coyote derby. The night before they sat up strategizing and conspiring how to win the derby. They woke up before sunrise and headed to Veteran Colony. They wanted to beat Daniel to his favourite spot. Their planning was a

success; Daniel was not impressed. Brady and Brandon then got stuck and had to resort to Daniel for help, but Daniel’s condition was that he receive one of their coyotes for pulling them out. This was not considered a fair trade, Brady and Daniel started wrestling over one of the coyotes.

By the time they were done; there was nothing left of the one coyote. Needless to say Brandon and Brady won the derby with nine coyotes compared to Daniel’s three.

Brady and I would discuss careers and finance. I always found it ironic that he would ask financial advice from a tradesman, when his mother is an Account Manager at the TD and his sister was a Financial Advisor.

He had a special kind of charisma and an endearing personality. He was comfortable talking to everyone. It didn’t matter if you were 90 or nine, he could have a conversation with you.

He was not always an angel. His mom and dad have the grey hairs to prove it.

Although he did make them frustrated and sometimes downright angry we all loved each other and got over their disagreements. He had a temper and could throw some wicked fits but he matured into a responsible young man.

Brady loved many things but most of all he loved life, his girlfriend Emily, his mom, dad, Tairsa, myself, Jaidyn, Colbie, Haley, Brandon, Gord, Michelle and little sister Tess. We know he was also loved in return by many friends, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Although Brady’s life was short he enjoyed everyday and his beautiful smile was proof of this.

Brady you will always be on our mind and in our heart.

Like a brother

by Koby Sieger Brady was like a brother to me! It began as Haley and I being very good friends which eventually turned into Brady and I being best friends. Brady and I began to do everything together. Brady was my partner in golf, hunting, and he was my line mate on the ice.

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Left behind Brenda Schimke

ECA Review Journalist How many times have landowners heard the mantra, “there’s no proven evidence to suggest that fracking affects well water formations.” “There’s no proven evidence that abandoned gas wells and pipelines adversely affect livestock herds.”

It’s a hard balance in Alberta. The seduction of oil and gas money has created a love-hate relationship between landowners and oil companies.

The newly acclaimed Responsible Energy Development Act puts an inordinate amount of power in a single Regulator leaving landowners with a sense of forebearing about the future.

Guest speaker Anthony Swift at the Alberta Surface Rights Federation special meeting in Camrose on June 17, 2013, encouraged the crowd to not give up the fight. He argues the most powerful player in the debate is the public, when they become engaged.

Given the number and extent of recent pipeline spills, he believes the public can apply pressure to make The public can a better system of regulatory standards and apply pressure to make enforcement. Swift argued that the system a better system of will not change until the industry-friendly reguregulatory standards lators and governments are pushed. and enforcement.

Social media has been one of the most effective ways for people to come together against powerful people and governments. We need look no farther than Egypt, Turkey, Libya to know that people banded together have power.

And it’s not just landowners who have concerns. Many young urban Albertans are starting to wonder what the future will hold for them if the high pace of development and disregard for environment continues.

A group of students from the University of Alberta, Augustana Campus in Camrose, have started a website albertavoices.ca. Raj Rathnavalu and Hans Asfeldt attended the Surface Rights meeting to talk about how their web page tells ordinary stories from ordinary Albertans about situations they have faced in interacting with the arrogance of the energy industry in Alberta.

Currently on the site there are eight such stories. The more stories that are complied with pictures, the more powerful landowner’s will become.

The Alberta Surface Rights Federation has also been an effective body disseminating information to landowners and representing a collective voice to government.

The federal and provincial governments and the oil industry ignored Greenpeace and the International community at their peril. Alberta is now fighting an uphill battle to sell and transport its oil sand production. It will also be at their peril if they continue to ignore its citizen’s concerns about balancing economic growth with environmental and property rights.

The majority of Albertans want to co-exist with the energy industry. They know the importance of energy development for their economic well-being. But they are also wise enough to realize that once industry has scooped up all the resources, they will be gone and Albertans will be left.

Planning for tomorrow, today, let’s be assured that there will be something good left for all those grandchildren and great-grandchildren coming behind.

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Cont’d from Pg 5 We played Minor Hockey and Rec Hockey with the Hounds since we began playing. We also liked to have our fair share of Bud Lites together. Beryl and Jim’s home was always open for me.

Brady would make me a bed on the couch beside his bedroom all the time.

Brady loved to hunt! We spent countless numbers of days in the Black Chevy; cruising fields and shooting guns. This year we managed to grab our last mule together. It was hard to get any serious hunting done, we were either busy partying or hauling furniture in the mornings for Beryl. As soon as we were awake Beryl would ask us to help her out.

Brady even asked if we could not stay at his house anymore to avoid Beryl putting us to work. We decided we would start staying at our farm. That didn’t work out either as we got put to work hauling couches at our house too. Brady couldn’t believe we got put to work, he would roll his eyes and shake his head but he did it with his gigantic smile and said “You have got to be kidding me!”

Jim came home for a couple days and we told him we wanted to go out with him in the morning to find some deer. Sure enough Brady and I stayed out until the break of dawn partying and then decided we should head home to get a little shuteye.

Jim heard us come in the house and was sure that we wouldn’t get up to go hunting.

This probably didn’t bother him too much as it was minus 40 outside. Brady and I got a 45 minute power nap and then Jim came downstairs to wake us up, in search of some big deer. We got out the 202’s and headed out to look for our deer.

Just when we thought we were getting to an area that may have deer Brady made us stop the truck so that he could get out of the truck. Brady had to puke so this probably managed to scare

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I just started hunting three years ago and I am thankful that Brady and Jim took me in and taught me the ropes. I am very glad that I got to shoot my first deer with Brady and Jim! I bagged a real nice White Tail! Unfortunately it was the last deer we got together but I will cherish the time we spent and the fun we had.

With the countless hours of playing hockey with Brady he became a great hockey player! We had many winning seasons and a couple years of provincials which Brady was a very strong part of our team.

He had many good moves which he learnt from watching his favourite hockey, the Edmonton Oilers. He loved to do the big-toe drag that amazed me. It still worked on people after years of him doing it. Brady wouldn’t miss a game for anything; he lived for the dream of being an Oiler himself one day. The many Oilers games I got to attend with him were unbelievable! He made them such a blast that I always went home with a smile on my face; regardless if the Oilers won or not.

Lately that was more often a loss but he remained true to the Oilers. Brady and I also attended a couple of World Juniors games in Edmonton. He would call me up and say that M & N had one extra ticket and would ask if I wanted to come. We were lucky enough to go to the New Year’s Eve Canada/USA game. We had first row seats right at the red line behind the penalty boxes. When we headed down to our seats we noticed a good looking girl sitting in one of the seats right beside ours. We ended up having a little bit of a pushing match trying to be the one that got to sit by the good looking girl.

As we all know Brady was a smooth talker! He always had something smart to say and he said exactly what was on his mind. He believed in what he spoke, he had a strong will and didn’t take anything

from anyone! He would argue for hours with you if it were what he believed in. A lot of the time you could see that smirk come out in his face and he would just be arguing to get you going. I had the opportunity to see this many times over the years between him and Haley. He would work hard at pushing her buttons. Even though he liked to do this, if someone ever pushed her buttons besides himself, he was ready to scrap. Over the years we heard many funny things come out of Brady’s mouth. It was always followed by his wild laugh.

I will always remember the story of Brady coming home one day and Beryl asked him if he had been drinking. Brady answered with a big smile and said “No Mom I am sober as a bird….tweet, tweet.”

Another one of his favourite lines was used when he had invited the boys over to stay at his house after a long night. We would ask if we could come sleep over and Brady always answered sure Beryl is all right with that. We always knew that he hadn’t really asked his Mom. Now I have one more short story that I would like to share of Brady’s clever thinking. Back in middle school Brady and Bradley both asked Taylor to a school dance. Taylor had trouble deciding who she should go with. Brady sat down with Taylor and Bradley and explained to her; “Now lets put it this way Taylor, you can either have steak and pointed to himself or you can have roast beef and pointed to Bradley!| Years later in high school Brady began to bring Emily around. He was so happy with the way things were with them. He was ecstatic that he had found someone that would put up with our crazy late nights.

Oh and let me tell you Emily did have to learn to put up with that. Brady once told her to go lay in bed and start a movie and that he’d be back in five minutes because

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he was going to drop me off at the bar.

Well five minutes turned into hours and we returned home at 6:30 in the morning.

Let me tell you it was a good night. We came back to Smith’s and we woke Emily up. Brady told her it was 7:30 and that she was going to be late for work. She jumped up, got dressed and didn’t even bother to look at the clock. If she would have, she would have known she was being pranked.

She still could have slept for another hour if she would have checked.

I am sure there were many nights where she thought about hurting us.

Brady had such a deep love for Emily that you would constantly be hearing things about her and her family. Brady’s favourite joke he’d tell us and especially Em was that he needed to stay close to Gord and Michelle that way when Tess turned 18 they wouldn’t be surprised when he traded Emily in.

Jokes aside… Em the way that he looked at you was a tremendous feeling. We all knew how much he loved you! You were his way of life and that got him through everything.

Brady You were a Great Man, and you were such a great friend to all of us. We shared an unconditional friendship that can never be replaced. You will be remembered by that amazing smile and the energy you brought to everyone.

Good- bye my friend; Until another day!

My shadow

by Haley Smith Brady was born exactly 15 months after me on December 10th of 1993 and I on September 10th of ’92. Mom brought him home and she said I didn’t have a jealous bone in my body. I was so happy to have a baby brother to play with. I was happy to share moms’ knee with my beautiful brother.

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Cont’d from Pg 7 was always borrowing money from our Brady had to do everything I did, he was parents. One time he phoned my dad, wonmy shadow I could not get rid of. If I was dering how much money he should bid on wearing a dress he was wearing a dress. a signed Taylor Hall jersey, dad said he This is how he got the name Brady-Anna. didn’t need one. Brady thought a small bid I had to share everything with him won’t hurt, someone will surely out bid including my friends, which didn’t always him. No one did. So the next day he is go over well. We would do everything to phoning dad to cover for him as mom escape him but we never could. could not find out.

Not to long ago I had a sleepover and He loved having the best of everything. once again he would not leave, he ended I recently started selling knives. He was up sleeping at the foot of the bed. the easiest sale I have ever had. He spent We spent countless hours in the back$2000 within five minutes. yard with the whole neighborhood playing There is so many things that Brady is baseball, kickball, cowboys and Indians, going to miss out on that he would have and Fear Factor. Brady lived to play been so good at. I can tell by the way he hockey he spent countless hours outside treated his cat that he would have been a playing road hockey with his friends and great dad. When we were little he told me as he got older he trained all the younger he would have 10 million hundred chilboys on the street. I would get to play but dren so I could babysit. Brady had the rarely allowed on his team. One kindness soul, biggest smile and he comChristmas he got a hockey net and the pleted our family. first thing he did was phone Dylan I am not sure how life will go on without Usselman to come over right away. him but I know he would want us to live When Brady was little and maybe still life to the fullest. If Brady had to go I am to this day he was often known for his glad he left Tairsa and I with a sister to temper. When he was not happy, watch share his memories with. As well as an out. We went through numerous babysitAuntie Em to tell my nieces about their ters, patched many holes and my parents wacky Aunty Brady. spent a lot of time chasing him down the Charmed his way into my life street.

by Emily Breum Brady and I lived to make each other Brady Smith charmed his way into my angry. He took many flying objects such as plates, remotes, or whatever I could get life about two and half years ago. Ever since that first date we have been insepamy hands on to the head. Lucky for him I rable. He taught me many things in the had no aim. Although I threw the objects, I knew the moment it left my hand I had to short time we spent together. He taught me how to laugh off the small things, and run for my life. More often then not the to stand up for myself when the time is fight would end with us phoning mom at right. Although there were a few times work bawling. She stopped answering. when he felt it was his duty to step in and Brady was known for finding the easy way out. I always thought of him as a little take care of business, Brady style.

It wasn’t long after Brady started bit lazy but I am coming to realize he was hanging around my house that he had just too smart for his own good. He had went from a town kid to a full out cowboy. our mom figured out to a tee. She would He started his collection off with his bring him anything and everything he asked for and my sister and I would give in cowboy boots so he could ride horses and help dad out with the whole four chores as it was just easier to grab the glass of water then argue with the guy with all the that needed to be done.

His new found love for being a cowboy answers.

It wasn’t always like this. When I was in landed us in the Ya Ha Tinda Ranch. To my surprise he absolutely loved it. It was grade one he would sit and do my homeso amazing to see him adapt to the new work while I would play beside him surroundings and find peace in the simple although the tables turned quite quickly. things around us. He even cowboyed up Brady was known for his infectious and decided to go on a four hour ride with smile. I am sure this is why he got away my dad, sister and I. He loved every with so many things. What some people minute of the ride, and then we had to get may not have known, is that he was so off the horses, and that’s a whole different good at school, he just didn’t let anyone story. know. He thought if I can get 80’s without It was in Brady’s nature to help anyone trying why not. I know if he would have who needed it. Whether it was getting his actually did his homework he would have two cents in a fight or helping our neighgiven Evan Rodvang a run for his money. bours at the apartment carry up their Brady was my baby brother which means he enjoyed irritating my sister and groceries, he was there. There wasn’t a person in the world who Brady wouldn’t I. He would stick his feet in our face, have a conversation with. change the channel and repeat the same The first time I took him to meet my words over and over. Brady and I spent family it was as if he had known them formany hours together watching TV. We rarely talked, we just enjoyed being beside ever. He fit right in with all the craziness.

He became the big brother Tess never had each other. and sometimes the big brother she never Brady or also known as Aunty Brady, wanted. It was amazing to me how close was the best uncle in the world. He loved those two became and I could tell by the taking Jaidyn where ever he could. It was his mission to make sure she was an Oiler way Tess looked at him how much she fan growing up in a Flames household, she loved him. We always bugged mom and had a jersey before she was born.

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dad that they loved Brady more than us because he was so much help around the house. You wouldn’t have to ask and Brady would be out doing chores or helping mom clear the table.

I truly believe that they thought of him

as their son. When he took me home to meet his family they welcomed me with open arms and treated me as one of their own and I am forever grateful for that.

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Cont’d from Pg 8 slamming, the cupboards start opening I am happy and blessed to have gained and soon enough I would find the gang of another set of wonderful loving parents, them in my bed begging me to take them two beautiful sisters and two adorable to McDonalds. I wasn’t very happy at the nieces. time, but if you asked me now I would do it Brady and I share a lot of the same in a heartbeat. interests and personality traits, that’s why About two months before school was we got along so well. One trait that we def- over we acquired another roommate, initely shared was being stubborn. We Clinton. I was so excited to finally have could argue for hours about which movie someone to pick on Brady with me. Well I we should watch and why. By the time the should have known this was not going to argument was over we were usually tired be the case. Those two always were and went to sleep instead. We could argue finding new ways to make me mad. about anything and just when I thought I Whether it be cornering me in the kitchen had the upper hand, Brady flashed that with the cat’s spray bottle or sitting on my big old smile and I would forget there was limbs and tickling me until I turn purple. I even a fight. think they took the cake with making me Brady loved to do many different things. mad when I went to go to the bathroom One of his favourite past times is the and to my surprise there was no door.

Oilers. I don’t just mean watching hockey They thought that because I always comgames, I mean, reading about the Oilers, plained they never shut the bathroom buying Oilers colletables, phoning Jim door they would do me a favour and just about the Oilers, watching Oilers hightake it off. This didn’t last very long as lights, catching up on the Oilers drafts they saw just how angry I could get. and trying to explain to me why I should Brady’s passion for life and the way that be more interested in the Oilers. He was he carried himself will always be an inspiall about those Oilers. This year we were ration to me. I was so lucky to get to call lucky enough to catch a couple games up him mine even if our time was cut far too in Edmonton with our good friend Cory. short. I know everyday that he is watching A very important aspect in Brady’s life over me and helping me carry on through was his friends. Whether it be staying up this difficult time. all hours of the night with Koby, Cory, and There will forever be a piece of him in Bradan, or wrestling with Brandon outmy heart and I am eternally grateful for side the Brewhouse parking lot for that. I am so blessed that he introduced shotgun when Brady was with his friends, me and welcomed me into the Smith there was never a dull moment. I’m sure family and I promise that I will irritate my all of us girls are going to miss those hour two new sisters and care for my two nieces long phone calls with Brady when he gets as much as he did. bored and just wants someone to talk to.

Brady lived to get under people’s skin and Never a dull moment then in an instant he would melt their

by Easton Cox hearts when he flashed his big cheesy Although I didn’t expect to be doing this smile. so soon, I feel honoured to express to all of Brady loved to play jokes on me. He you the beautiful relationship that Brady always claimed I was the most gullible and I got to share. If there’s anything I can person in the world. One day he called me tell you, one things for sure, there was to tell me that he no longer wanted to see never a dull moment. It doesn’t matter if me and ask me if it was alright if he took he was 35 minutes late for Mrs. Canadine’s my best friend, Anissa out on a date. class, still half asleep, in pajama pants and I was so shocked I hung up the phone a sweater, or if he was slipping on his and just sat there mad until he called me boots to go out on the town, you could back. When I answered the phone I could never find him without that intimidating hear Easton and Brady killing themselves ear-to-ear smile. laughing in the background. He told me it I can remember when the best of our was only a joke and I should really learn friendship kicked off. We were in about to tell his “joking” tone.

Grade 6 or 7 and Mrs. Barnes was subbing.

Last year when we went off to school, The room was quiet and Brady slowly got Brady and I rented an apartment together up and walked passed my desk. While in Edmonton. We both knew this was walking past my desk, he had purposely going to be a big step and a big challenge kicked it, making the desk rumble across but we were ready to face it together. the floor making that god awful There are so many great memories that screeching sound. we made together this year it’s hard to put Obviously disturbing the whole class, them all into words. everyone was looking up and staring at A couple months after we moved up to the both of us. Brady thought it was so Edmonton we were sitting watching TV funny, so later I got up, walked passed his and we just felt like something wasn’t desk, and kicked it right out from underright. We were missing something. Then it neath his hands. Now he and I discovered dawned on us, we needed a cat. It took him this was a war! some convincing but in the end he went with me to pick up our new cat, Layla. It wasn’t long after that little cat moved in that it became Brady’s best friend. He always told me it was time I get my stuff out of the apartment so the cat had more room.

He would lay with that cat for hours on end and I knew when I heard Pump failure or sewer issues between regular cleaning Brady say “come here babe”, he get the same lower price versus a non-program wasn’t talking to customer who is charged a per hour rate. me.

Some other fun memories (if you can call them fun) is when all the boys would come over for the weekend.

They would go out to the bar and I would go to sleep and just when I think I have some peace and quiet doors would start

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Anyway it had gone on for a while and you were one hell of a kid. Until next time, finally Mrs. Barnes had enough so she rest easy buddy… stood up and screamed, “Brady, Easton, Night life taken seriously GET OUT!”

by Bradan McLean We slowly packed our stuff and had a School was anything but boring if nice giggle on the way to the office. Much Brady was in the area. to our delight, as soon as we get into the It didn’t matter if he was in the same office, there’s Mr. Brown, staring us class as you or if he left his to come visit down, giving that look where you know yours. He’d come through the door and you have to talk to him, but your going to make you laugh or smile and most of the try and waste as much time getting to his time both, which came naturally with office as possible.

Brady.

So after we got the whole ‘knucklehead’ I recently moved to Sherwood Park and speech, we found ourselves the next day, sitting in a corner of the office, with an in- I wasn’t impressed about having to leave my friends and small town. But then I school suspension. This is where we learned that only 20 minutes away from would spend all that day devising our my new home, Smitty and Em had moved next plan, just to do it all over again. into their new apartment in Edmonton.

Brady and I shared the best and the They are what made the move worth it. worst times together, whether it was our Turn to Pg 10 famous trip to West Ed for a couple days, or if he was in visiting me while I was trying to do my L.A in Mrs. Pasolli’s office, neither of us had a single regret doing 12345 it. I am very appreciative to have spent these precious moments BOUTIQUE LUXURY Modern homes in James Bay with him and so MOVE IN SEPTEMBER starting from $299,000 very proud to call him my best friend. duetvictoria.com I love you Smitty,

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Cont’d from Pg 9 We got together many times for suppers, drinks and hockey games with many of our friends. Before and after supper anytime, that we got together, we would have a few Cuban cigars on the deck and it didn’t matter how cold it was outside.

We’d bundle up with coats and a couple blankets and each wear one of Emily’s wool mitts and have our meeting. We’d sit out there while Emily watched from the nice warm house, thinking we were crazy.

There’s no doubt in my mind that the reason why my grades were in the shape they were this year is because Brady and I took our night lives more seriously than school or work. I was late a few classes or missed a few classes all together, but I wouldn’t want it any other way and am honoured to be able to have these memories spent with Brady.

Brady, you gave everyone a reason to smile without even trying, we love you and miss you, and I’ll be seeing you again to pick up where we left off with a Ceasar and a Cuban cigar.

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Michelle and Tess Breum, Thank you, Reverend Sue Archie and Wanda Merchant, Hertell for officiating the serBryan and Betty Tellier, vice and your words of Darcey and Wanda Hewitt, comfort.

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Thank you to everyone for Like us on Facebook • Follow us on Twitter Thank you to Koby Sieger, sharing in our sorrow. Your Easton Cox, Dylan Usselman kindness is deeply appreciated For more information and Bradan McLean for and will always be rememor to rent a booth: offering to present and prepare bered by our family.

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by Dylan Usselman Thank you to M world we live in” is celebrating its 100th anniversary.

Brady and I have been friends for as long & N for the use of Yearling Red & Black Angus & Dr. Joe Schwarcz • This event will consist of a polled Hereford bulls, registered. as I can remember. We did everything the tent; all who “Public perception agricultural/environmental Semen tested and delivery available. together, whether it was driving the babyhelped in setting it tradeshow as well as a staging area of agriculture sitter crazy, pushing Haley to her limits or up; arranging the Glenrose Polled Hereford and Angus for 2 agricultural facts & myths” playing road hockey. You wouldn’t see us TV and sound apart, even though I do believe our parents system. did try grounding us from each other once in a while. I don’t know how much our parents had to pay the babysitter to watch us but I know we had gone through a few of them.

I remember one Christmas when we were about 10, Brady called my house telling me to come over and play road hockey as he just got new goalie equipment, and I told him I got the same thing.

So I went over to the Smith’s house and then we argued for over an hour about who got to play goalie and we just couldn’t decide so we ended up going home and not even playing at all.

I miss those days, no worry in the world other then what we were going to do that day. It was never a boring day with Brady, that smile of his could brighten any day, While US cornfields dried and died last of the biggest challenges you may face that its spores can travel long distances and I will never forget him. I’m going to year, much of Alberta’s cropland enjoyed this coming crop year. by wind. Trace levels of fusarium miss you Brady, and will never forget the memories we made. above average moisture for the third year head blight in cereals have now been

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Pathogens that cause the majority of diseases can easily survive two or more years in soil or stubble. As such, if you plant according to a two year rotation, look to the disease pressures you had in 2011 to give a good indication of some

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“If we have another wet year this year, producers will need to be extremely careful about disease management.”

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Time to raise the bar on regulatory standards Brenda Schimke

ECA Review Reporter Anthony Swift was the guest speaker at the Special meeting of the Alberta Surface Rights Federation in Camrose on June 17.

Swift, an attorney with the International Program at the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington, D.C., is a fourth generation oil-family Texan.

He knows first-hand small towns in Texas that no longer have a water source.

Swift’s expertise and passion is in fossil fuel subsidies, energy markets and pipeline safety.

Pipeline failures “There is an increasing number of pipeline failures occurring”, said Swift and “it’s time to raise the bar on regulatory standards and enforcement.” There have been 30,000 spills in Alberta over the last 37 years and they are growing in frequency and severity.

“It’s logical for more leaks to occur in older pipelines, but the number of relatively new pipelines with catastrophic failures is alarmingly high,” said Swift.

Swift highlighted two recent events.

The two-year old TransCanada pipeline between Cushing, OK and Houston, TX is

currently having 70 sections dug up to replace faulty pipes and redo shoddy welding. In its first year of operation, it had 14 spills and had to be shut down.

It’s been known for some time in the industry that off-shore steel manufacturers often do not meet standards, yet the price is cheap. In the case of this TransCanada pipeline, steel had been purchased from Russian and Indian suppliers.

Heavier types of crude, with a molasseslike consistency, create a lot more friction as it moves through the pipeline. This resultant increase in temperature causes quicker corrosion which directly relates to more frequent pipeline failures. Alberta pipelines are year over year moving a larger percentage of higher temperature bitumen from the oilsands.

When queried as to how our pipeline system rates with the United States, Swift said, “The Alberta pipeline system compares to the United States in that they both average a similar frequency of spills per mile.” “However, those figures hide the fact that the U.S. pipeline system is twice as old as the Alberta system,” said Swift.

Economics “Alberta’s economy and the wealth of its

people are predicated on moving bitumen to markets at a competitive price,” said an audience member. “We can’t put so many regulations in place that it makes our oil industry unprofitable.”

Swift agreed. “The ability to build a spill-proof pipeline is not feasible, but other countries are using available technologies to detect leaks and are doing better,” responded Swift.

“For example, Germany’s regulations require three overlapping systems to detect leaks. It’s a combination of external cables, acoustic sound monitors and chemical sensors. None of these are cost prohibitive, but the different sensors provide better coverage for identifying different types of leaks.

In sharp contrast, Canada and the United States use dated technology including watching pressure changes and comparing in and out volumes, aerial discoveries or individuals on the ground stumbling across a leak.

The recent spillage of 9.5 million litres of wastewater from an Apache pipeline near Zama City in northwestern Alberta was detected by air. It wasn’t reported to ERCB for six days and it was the public, not ERCB, who broke the news 12 days after the massive leak was first

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In 2011, the Plains Midstream Canada Rainbow pipeline crossing the Woodland Cree Reserve leaked sweet crude for eight hours and the pipeline was shut on and off three times, even as alarms kept ringing.

After the spill was identified it took seven hours for the company to advise ERCB. Less than a year later, Plains Midstream Canada had another major spill when a pipeline under the Red Deer River, polluted the river and Little Buffalo Lake.

Clean-Up Since pipelines move a variety of different products that behave differently, spilled products also behave differently when they migrate to a water source.

Natural gas evaporates, light crude stays on the surface making it easier to contain and scoop up, heavy crude or bitumen sinks to the bottom.

The 825,000 gallons of bitumen spilled into the Kalamazoo River has been the most expensive on-shore pipeline spill in history, costing TransCanada upwards of $1 billion, and giving opponents to the Keystone Pipeline much ammunition.

Although the river looks pristine today, the recovery is incomplete as most of the bitumen immediately sunk to the bottom, co-mingled with the river base and continues to migrate. It is predicted that 42 miles of the river will be lost as an ecosystem.

Regulations & Enforcement Swift argues that “significant spills happen that should never happen.”

An Enbridge pipeline in the NWT that leaked 66,000 barrels of oil from a pinhole crack could have been caught much earlier if a high-tech detection system were in place,” said Swift.

Another example was the Rainbow pipeline spill. The National Energy Board (NEB) had identified problems some years before at that location, but because it fell under the jurisdiction of the ERCB, nothing was done to force Plains Midstream Canada to take preventative measures.

Canada doesn’t publish spill records, the United States does. But the American record is far from stellar, as their pipeline companies’ detection systems miss 19 out of 20 leaks, or four or five leaks that consist of 160,000 barrels and over,” said Swift.

In Alberta you can find out about spill records for $8 a record. With 30,000 spills, it would cost a mere $240,000 to get the same information that is provided for free in the United States.

Canada’s regulations require that a company must detect a leak that amounts to five-per cent of its total capacity in one hour, two per cent in one week, and one per cent in a month.

“Depending on the size of the pipeline, 100,500 barrels of crude can leak into the environment over a month and does not have to be detected, or 5,000 barrels can go missing a day, and the government is okay with that,” said Swift.

“Any time you create a system with less public oversight rather than more, it should be concerning,” concluded Swift.

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Have you got your float ready for July 1st parade?

I had an interesting week last week and tried to send the news in but it seemed to get lost in cyberspace.

Peter and I were in Charlottetown, PEI for a meeting of the Federated Women’s Institutes of Canada. I had the meetings, Peter had the tour.

I think that I am holding my own with these dynamic ladies but it sure is a steep learning curve. We will be initiating some changes to improve communication within our organization and doing some health information workshops.

After the meeting we had a chance to get together with pen pals that I have had for a few years.

Kaye Larken had dinner with us at the Dunes where we enjoyed the fabulous garden afterward.

Annie McPhail joined us for breakfast the next morning and had set aside her whole day for us including the ride to the airport. Annie lives at Argyle Shores on a farm. Their farm goes right down to the water. She took us there to her 150 year old house where we picked up husband Ewan to continue touring. There is a halibut farm near them and also a facility where fish are vaccinated for disease.

The third pen pal, Aletha Mullally joined us for lunch at the Irish pub where she took me four years ago. What a wonderful day we had. It was the first time that Peter had met these people.

It is a small world. On the plane from Toronto to Charlottetown, I sat beside, Ronald MacLellan a mechanic from

Whitehorse. Of course, I had to ask him if he knew Clint Carpenter, Doug Solonick Wendy Phillips and he did. He asked me if I knew Dave Haight and Penny who moved to a little town like Galahad. I do, they are the neighbours to the west of us. Small world.

Have you got your float ready for July 1st parade? That is coming up fast. It is going to be a busy weekend in Alliance with the usual Canada Day celebrations, sports, and the 100th anniversary of the Women’s Institute.

The Friends of the Battle River Railway are excited to have the passenger car available for a trip to Heisler after the anniversary celebrations.

On June 30, the Argyle branch of Women’s Institutes will celebrate 100 years of service in the community of Alliance.

There will be a program open to the public with cake and coffee/tea/juice served after. Come along and hear of some of the things we have accomplished.

It was market this week. Sheila Bateman of Veteran and friend from Castor were to the market for the first time.

If you haven’t played Bunnock or Croquet, come on out July 1 and join in the fun in the arena. There will be a market in the arena too. Vendors are excited to come and market their wares to a different crowd on Canada Day. There will also be face painting, balloon art, car show after the parade which is after the pancake breakfast.

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Elnora celebrates 100 years Brenda Schimke

ECA Review Reporter The welcome arrival of the sun provided a beautiful morning for the parade on Saturday, June 22, 2013 at Elnora’s Founder Days. The parade had 60 entrants and over 120 participants making it one of the largest Elnora parades ever.

Organizers were pleased that approximately 800 to 900 people were in attendance over the weekend.

In 1906, Dan May homesteaded the present site of Elnora. In 1908, the settlement Elnora was named after Nora Edwards and Elinor Hogg two of the first female pioneers in the area, who cared for the sick and acted as midwives. By 1911, there were homes, small businesses, a school, post office, community hall and the first telephone line into town.

In 1913 the Grand Truck Pacific Railway was built through Elnora. Within a few years, the store, creamery, boarding house and rifle range from nearby Lakeview were relocated to Elnora.

The reason the weekend was called Founder Days was to celebrate the 100th anniversary since the arrival of the railway in Elnora.

The highlight of the weekend for many was the Quilt Cakes. Organizers had asked each founding family to decorate a cake to form a

quilt. Participation was great with 70 families contributing —each using a unique and creative way to display their heritage through icing and decorations.

The Official Welcome hosted by Elnora Mayor, Rob Allen, was opened with a Metis ceremonial dance by John Sinclair and his son Jessie. Politicians in attendance were The Hon. Cal Dallas, Red Deer MLA on behalf of Premier Allison Redford, Jim Wood, Mayor of the County of Red Deer, Earl Dreeshen, MP for Red Deer and Kerry Towle, MLA, InnisfailSylvan Lake.

Other events included a Show n’ Shine with 65 cars participating, tour of the school, a cemetery tour, Elnora Ag Society supper and fireworks. Entertainment was provided by locals including Ray Duft and Dee Hodgkinson on Friday evening, and Radi Boulton, Off the Rails (Cheek family) and Precious Cargo (Thompson family) on Saturday evening.

David Richardson, Alex Hogg’s great-great grandson preached at the Sunday morning interdenominational church service with the Community Choir leading the singing. Alex Hogg had been an original founding member of the Union Presbyterian Church in Elnora.

“It was something really great”, said area resident, Ruth Cheek, “to see so many people come home.”

Jim and Donna Kindle’s grandchildren from Red Deer, Ryan and Jessica race for the candy thrown from the Balkwill Pharmacy 100th anniversary Founders parade entry.

The Elnora Youth Group members pose for a photo in their period costume just before the parade was to start at the 100th anniversary celebrations in Elnora, Ab.

Christine Hunter drove the St. Paul’s Anglican Church entry in the parade.

The Barnes family parade entry with (L-R) Hannah Tucker, Chase Christiansen and Mikayla Zilkowsky riding the float.

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• Snipped from Ian Hamilton’s column in the Regina Leader-Post: “Several U.S. senators sent a letter to the Washington Redskins, asking them to change their name. “In a perfect world,” scribbled comedy writer Alex Kaseberg, “the Redskins write back: ‘You’re right, it is an awful and disgraceful name we should be horribly humiliated by and ashamed; it conjures up memories of a truly criminal history. From now on we are the District of Columbia Redskins.’ “ • AP golf writer Doug Ferguson on final day fashion at the U.S. open: “(Billy) Horschel wore pants with octopus prints, and he putted like he had eight arms.“ • Golf writer Dan Jenkins on Twitter, as reported on golfworldmonday.com: “Charl has made three bogeys and a double in his last four holes. In South Africa, that’s known as Schwartzeling your pants.”

• Greg Cote of the Miami Herald: “Tim Tebow signed with the Patriots. ‘Belichick owed me a favor,’ explained Jesus.”

• The Sports Curmudgeon: “Absent a situation whereby Tom Brady undergoes multiple amputation surgeries, there is no way Tebow is going to ‘compete for’ the starting QB role (with New England).”

• Scott Ostler of the San Francisco Chronicle: “Pablo Sandoval is too short. His weight of about 270 would be fine if he were seven feet tall. So he needs to grow 13 inches or lose 50 pounds.”

• Comedy writer Jim Barach: “Joe Torre’s daughter caught a baby that fell from a second-floor fire escape in Brooklyn. Major League Baseball will issue a statement congratulating her just as soon as she is tested for PEDs.”

• R.J. Currie of sportsdeke. com: “Kobe Bryant of the Lakers isn’t sure he’ll be ready for the start of next season. He’s recovering from a ruptured Achilles tendon and a strained coaching relationship.”

• Another one from Currie: “Hayley Wickenheiser says the University of Calgary helped her get a degree by planning exams around her hockey schedule. In response, NCAA athletes have said, ‘Exams’?”

• Brad Dickson of the Omaha (Neb.) WorldHerald, not impressed with Louisville’s uniforms at the College World Series: “Players look like they came from a garage sale at Lady Gaga’s house.”

• Headline at SportsPickle. com: “Tiger Woods back to not being back.”

• Blogger TC Chong, on Ottawa’s new CFL team, the RedBlacks: “Their logo will be a checkerboard.”

• Mike Bianchi of the Orlando Sentinel, on the poor play in the finals

by Miami’s Chris Bosh: “Does Bosh actually get a championship ring or just a participatory ribbon?”

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Randy Cox putts on the putting green on Sunday June 23 at Coronation Oilmen’s Third Annual Two Oilmen Golf Tournament. Players paid $20 to putt or chip six balls in a contest where they could win either a $1,500 travel voucher or a 60 inch TV. Mark Erickson won the travel voucher and Bob Williamson, the 60” TV in the chip off.

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July 1 - Party in the Park, Coronation Museum Park, 2 pm, Bring lawn chairs.

July 1 - Alliance Sports Day July 1 - Gymkhana, 11 am, Endiang Riding & Roping Club Arena, call Twila 403-579-2173 July 3 - Provost Farmer’s Market, evening market 3 pm - 7 pm July 3 - Eckankar Canada in Alberta presents Community HU Song, Red Deer Library, 7-7:30, call 403-3346-9238.

July 4 - The Vat, Red Deer, Ab., SNFU/Secret Rivals/Knifedogs, 403-346-5636 July 5 - The Vat, Doghouse Rose, 403-346-5636 July 5-7 - Coronation Pro Rodeo, Curtis Perry 403-578-3625 Juy 6 - The Vat, Red Deer, The Fifths/Pandas in Japan/Half Chance Heroes, 403 346-5636

July 10 - Kinsella Bullarama, 7 pm, call Ellie 780-386-2340 or Cheryl 780-336-2344 July - 12 - Provost Farmer’s Market, Regular market, 10 am - 2 pm July 12 - The Vat, Red Deer, Ab., Picture The Ocean, 403-346-5636 July 13 - The Vat, Red Deer, Soul Side In/Open Air/Lust the Tide, 403-346-5636 July 13 - 5th Annual Battle River Ride for Stars, Riders wanted, Lorraine Bridge, call Carol 403882-2515.

July 13 - Thunderstruck - Canada’s AC/DC Tribute band, 7 pm Castor Arena. Tickets $25. Call 403-8822797 July 13 - 14 - Class of 1988 Reunion, Wm E. Hay Composite High School, @ Stettler Golf & Country Club. Shawna 587-991-5199.

July 17 - 21 - Westerner Days Fair & Exposition, July 17 - SOS Seniors Program, Killam Seniors Centre, 1-3 pm July 18 - The Vat, Red Deer, Ab., Dan Bern, 403-346-5636 July 19 - 20 - The Vat, Red Deer, Ab., Live recording of some “Alberta’s Own Music Festival” Bands July 19 - Provost Farmer’s Market, Regular market, 10 am - 2 pm July 20 - 21 - Hanna Rod & Gun Club Show & Sale, Hanna Curling Rink, $5 admission.

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Multiple steel stock corrals and stock waterers, hay shed, barn. Call 780-2131101 or 306-769-8777.

ELINOR Lake Resort.

2.5 hours NE of Edmonton. All fully serviced lake lots reduced by 25% until July 31, 2013. Suitable for RV/cabin/house or investment.

Unserviced lots available for lease. Call 1-800-623-3990; www. elinorlakeresort.com.

MOBILE HOMES MID SUMMMER Madness Sale! Cash back - furniture, deck, patio, camping packages. Spaberry promotion! You name it we have it! Lowest prices on SRI Homes guaranteed. 30 years experience. Limited time offer! Call now for details. 1-877-3414422; www.dynamicmodular.ca.

GRANDVIEW Modular Red Deer - Official Grand Opening! Over $300,000 in savings opportunities.

Celebrate with us Saturday, July 6 at 7925B - 50 Ave., Red Deer. 1-855-347-0417; www.grandviewmodular.com

FOR RENT 2 ACRE lot on pavement in Whitecourt’s prime industrial subdivision. Blueprints for 16,000 sq. ft. drive through shop (8 bays) and 3400 sq. ft. of office space ready to go or will build to suit.

Call Blake 780-7780451.

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Hi-Tensile TUFF-Rib/ LOW-Rib 29ga.

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20x20 $3,998. 25x24 $4,620. 30x34 $6,656.

32x42 $8,488. 40x54 $13,385. One end wall included. Pioneer Steel 1-800-668-5422; www.pioneersteel.ca.

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20x28, 30x40, 40x62, 45x90, 50x120, 60x150, 80x100, sell for balance owed! Call 1-800-457-2206; www. crownsteelbuildings.ca.

GORGEOUS Spruce Trees. 4 - 6 ft., $45, machine planted, fertilized, mulched.

Minimum order 20.

Delivery charge: $75 $100. Quality guaranteed. Crystal Springs 403-820-0961.

• Decorative landscape cover tree mulch, variety of colours • Blower available to apply • We can now apply mulch up to 150 feet in hard to reach areas www.mulchpeople.ca

403-742-4815

FARM MACHINERY CIH 2188 Combine 2451 sep. hr. CIH inspection & many updates, clean combine, stored inside, chopper, $49,000. 30’ CIH 1010 Header, Batt Reel, very good conditin, $8000. 30’ Header Trailer, $2000. CIH 8820 25’ S.P. Swather w/Ull p.u. reel w/dual rotoshears, 1133 eng. hrs., nice condition, $30,000. 25’ IH Cultivator #55 with Prasco Bandit big tank, $3500. Phone 403823-9974 or 403-8231928.

1997 CASE Tractor MX-120. Front wheel assist, power shift, shuttle shift. Excellent condition, all updates including tires. Winter housed heated garage. $49,000. OBO. Call 780-524-3029.

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, 1-877-2505252.

LIVESTOCK BLACK Angus yearling bulls for sale. Semen tested. Contact Roger Spady, 780-879-3941

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LAKEFORD Polled Herefords Red Angus Top Quality Bulls Semen Tested “Ready to WORK for You�

Contact: Dave 780-385-2226 Dan 780-385-2298 Killam, AB MAINE ANJOU Bulls for sale. Yearling and 2 yr. old solid reds and blacks. Semen tested, guaranteed. 403-3682114 or 403-742-9835 cell. Rocky Lane Farms, Rumsey, Ab. CHAROLAIS Bulls, Quiet. Easy-calving (all herd-sires proven on heifers). Excellent growth. Semen tested.

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• 1-2-3-4 year olds for sale • Plus yearling Heifers

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Town of Coronation Development Office Notice of Decision

Notice is hereby given of the following decisions in accordance with the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000, Chapter M-26, and Bylaw No. 2009-559 and amendments thereto, of the Town of Coronation: Lot Techmation Electric & Controls Ltd. Approved Block 4430 Tudor Avenue Plan Permit #2013-005 Proposed Development: Construction of 60’ by 90’ Warehouse & Office Lot 20-22 Carol & Daryl Lundy Approved Block 32 4721 Alexander Avenue Plan 8149AH Permit #2013-006 Proposed Development: Installation of new Hot Tub & Cement Pad The above noted application will be held fourteen (14) days after publication of this notice at which time this decision is deemed to be final unless otherwise appealed.

Any person wishing to appeal a decision may file an appeal at the Town Office, 5015 Victoria Ave., Coronation, AB or by mail to Box 219, Coronation, AB T0C 1C0.

Date of Publication: Thursday, June 27, 2013 Town of Coronation Development Officer Sandra Kulyk

Phone 403-742-3438 Email: gchap@gchap.ca www.gchap.ca Fax 403-742-0560

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403-577-2370

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri.

Guardian Drugs - Killam

FORESTBURG Rexall MOTOR INN Mon.-Wed.: 8 am - 6 pm Thurs.-Fri.: 8 am - 8 pm Sat.: 9 am - 4 pm Sun.: Noon - 4 pm WEEKEND SPECIAL 12 Pk Pop $4.99 (8 am Thurs - 4 pm Sun.)

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Service Wise We Specialize

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Office Hours: Tuesday - Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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ECA REVIEW

HELP WANTED LOOKING for a responsible, hard working, reliable and friendly individual with air brakes ticket to operate an Okanagan Fresh Fruit stand in Forestburg, Castor, Coronation area from mid June to mid October. Competitive wages, great hours.

Please contact Jackie @ 403-894-9794.

SALES position available at the ECA Review. The ideal candidate must be motivated and take the initiative to sell multiple media products, including, on-line advertising and special products, work with existing customers and develop new customers. Strong interpersonal skills and a strong knowledge of sales and marketing are required. Valid drivers license & reliable vehicle. If a rewarding challenge resonates with you, send cover letter and resume to publisher@ ecareview.com or mail to ECA Review, Box 70, Coronation, Ab. T0C 1C0. For more information call Joyce 403-578-4111.

MORGAN Construction & Environmental Ltd. Looking for experienced Heavy Equipment Operators, Foreman and Project Managers for work in oilfield & heavy civil construction projects.

Competitive wages, full benefits & opportunity for year round work. Please apply online at www.mcel.ca under the career section.

GM CONTROLLER. Alberta dealership.

GM accounting experience preferred.

Excellent computer and administrative skills. Email resume to: tim@buistmotors. com or in person to Buist Motor Products, Rimbey.

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THE FOLLOWING positions are available for suitable candidates at our Rocky Mountain House facility. PSV Shop Coordinator; ShipperReceiver; API/PSV Technicians; Field Operators/Helpers.

Only those individuals with valve repair or related industry experience will be considered. Send resume in confidence to: Fax 403-845-3826. Email: rick.kerr@rockymtnvalve.com.

AN ALBERTA Oilfield construction company is hiring dozer and excavator operators.

Lodging and meals provided. Drug testing required. Call 780723-5051, Edson, Alberta.

GRAPHIC Designer required by newspaper group. Job involves designing newspaper advertising, classified ads, page layout and commercial printing on a MacIntosh computer system. Knowledge of Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator and Acrobat a must. If you have good typing skills, a flair for design as well as a good work ethic and an ability to work under the pressure of deadlines, this is the career for you. We offer an excellent salary including a group benefits plan.

The job is located in Kindersley, SK. Send your resume with salary expectations and examples of your work to: Stewart Crump, Publisher, Box 1150, Kindersley, SK, S0L 1S0 or fax your resume to 306-4636505 or email to: hr. jamac@gmail.com.

NOW located in Drayton Valley.

BREKKAAS Vacuum & Tank Ltd. Wanted Class 1 & 3 Drivers, Super Heater Operators with all valid tickets. Top wages, excellent benefits.

Please forward resume to: Email: dv@brekkaas.com. Phone 780621-3953. Fax 780621-3959.

OPENINGS in Alberta areas for Highway Maintenance Class 1 or 3 Operators. Fulltime and part-time positions available.

Fax resume to Carillion Canada at 780-4490574 or email: mcroft@carillionalberta.ca. Positions to start Oct. 15, 2013. Please state what position you are interested in.

PYRAMID Corporation is now hiring!

Instrument Technicians and Electricians for various sites across Alberta. Send resume to: hr@pyramidcorporation.com or fax 780955-HIRE.

NEWCART Contracting Ltd. is hiring for the upcoming turnaround season. Journeyman/ Apprentice; Pipefitters; Welders; Boilermakers; Riggers. Also: Quality Control; Towers; Skilled Mechanical Labourer; Welder Helpers. Email: resumes@newcartcontracting.com. Fax 1-403-729-2396. Email all safety and trade tickets.

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GRIZZLY Bear Tour.

Experience a one day fly and cruise west coast grizzly adventure to Khutzeymateen, BC this July. Calgary and Edmonton departures. 1-866-4601415; www.classiccanadiantours.com.

UNRESERVED Farm Estate Auction.

Tractors, equipment, trucks, trailers, gasoline wagon, harness, Jeep, tools, antiques.

10 a.m., Saturday, July 6, Wainwright, Alberta.

Scribner Auction 780842-5666. Details: www.scribnernet.com.

BY AUCTION: NE-453-11-W4, 105 acres +/- of hayland. July 16/13. Stewart Auctions, Vermilion, Alberta. For more info, call 1-800-269-8580; www.stewartauctions. com.

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DRYLAND DRY LAND CATTLE TRADING CORP. LOOKING FOR:

Now Hiring DID YOU KNOW?

• Cattle Sorters and Penners: Needed for Sale Day & Pre Sale Day • Ring man: For Sale Day • Qualified, Self-Motivated Kitchen Manager: To operate the Kitchen 1 day a week in summer, 2-4 days a week in the fall and spring

• Dryland employees are amongst the highest wage earners in the stockyard industry in the province?

• You earn time and half after 8 hours in a day?

• Dryland is flexible with its employee’s time?

• Employees can log full time hours in the fall and winter months and have to work way less hours come spring and summer?

Contact: Graham Schetzsle (403) 575-4001 Required Immediately

ADVERTISING TRAFFIC COORDINATOR Edmonton, Alberta

Journeyman Carpenters or Laborers

The Alberta Weekly Newspapers Association is committed to providing advertisers with unsurpassed service and up-to-date information on each of the community newspapers served.

Competitive Wages.

Please email or fax resume to:

Community newspapers are thriving in a media environment where words like “community” and “hyper-local” are proving to be the keys to advertising success.

We are seeking an Advertising 12345 Traffic Coordinator, a support role to the Advertising Director. The

successful applicant will be responsible for managing existing clients including market research, helping clients determine needs and providing proposals reflecting the suggested course of action, while ensuring accuracy of client bookings.

Attention to detail, organizational skills, problem solving, teamwork and a personable disposition are necessary for a successful candidate.

Please submit your resume, references, and salary expectations by e-mail: info@awna.com or fax 780-430-5380 No phone calls please.

The position is available immediately.

Please visit our website for more information at www.awna.com

We hire people with personality.

Personal Banking Specialist 13064DA2 Permanent Full-time 5026 Victoria Ave, Coronation, AB Drop off your resume in-branch

by June 28, 2013 or visit atb.com/careers

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Prism Integrated Solutions Inc. is currently hiring for the following positions: • Journeyman & Apprentice Welders • Purchaser for Oilfield Manufacturing Company Email resumes to n_thorsteinson@prismcorp.net or fax to 780-582-3922

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Company: Drever Agencies Inc. is a branded distributor of Petro Canada (Suncor Energy Products Partnership) which sells both agricultural and commercial petroleum products to customers in East Central Alberta. We are seeking a full-time individual to fulfill the role as:

Inventory Controller/Counter Sales/Bookkeeper – Hardisty Location Responsibilities: . Inventory control and management. . Excellent customer service . Invoicing, Purchasing, A/R Including Monthly Statement Processing . Process daily batches/Bank deposits Knowledge/Skill Requirements: . Excellent organization and communication skills. . Good computer skills. . Able to work well both independently and as part of a team. . Must enjoy interacting with customers. . Report to Manager on regular basis.

Compensation: Competitive salary plus attractive benefit package Interested applicants should drop off their resumes at Drever Agencies Inc. or Hardisty Bulk Sales, or send by email to: wes@dreverag.com or ray@ dreverag.com We thank you for your interest but only those being considered will be contacted.

DREVER AGENCIES INC. CAMROSE

Fax: 403-742-6531 email:shaunalt@xplornet.com Al Tremmel 403-742-9852 or 403-742-5995 Mike Tremmel 403-740-3166

Petrofield Industries is accepting resumes for:

Labourers, Industrial Painters, Sandblasters, and Welders. at our Manufacturing Facility located at 4102 44th ave, Stettler, AB. Willing to train if candidate has related basic skills or experience.

Our Company has an enthusiastic, fast paced working environment with advancement for motivated individuals, and an excellent benefit package. Please forward resume to hr@petrofield.com or Fax 403-742-5544

Do you want to learn how to run a multi-million dollar business and have fun doing it?

Learning is part of the job and we are looking for people who have an appetite for it. Whether this is your first job or you’re a seasoned pro, we have great training and development programs to help you get where you want to be. Are you up for the challenge?

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AUCTIONS SUNDAY, JULY 7, 2013, 9:30 a.m.

Antique tractor, and Collectible Auction for John Dutchak, St. Michael, Alberta.

Approx. 100 km NE Edmonton. For complete listings and photos visit www. andruchawauctions.ca.

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BANK SAID no? Bank on us! Equity Mortgages for purchases, debt consolidation, foreclosures, renovations. Bruised credit, self-employed, unemployed ok. Dave Fitzpatrick: www.albertalending.ca. 587-4378437, Belmor Mortgage.

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M.D. Of Provost No. 52

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You already have a few numbers to get you started. Remember: you must not repeat the numbers 1 through 9 in the same line, column or 3 x 3 box.

COME and help Jim & Karen Bridge celebrate their 50th Anniversary, Sat. July 6, Coronation Community Centre.

Open House and dance 8 pm. No gifts please.

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Coronation Evangelical Free Church basement. Call Bill 403-575-5131 or Kathy 403-578-3909.

CAPT AYRE LAKE Swimming Lessons, July 8-19, 2013.

Offering: Tadpoles (6 month-5 yrs); Red Cross Level 1-10, Rookie/Ranger/Star, Bronze Medallion/ Bronze Cross. Call Darci Penman for more information or to register, 780-857-2019 or 780-753-0498.

THE WORKS Canada Day Celebrations are fast approaching. Visit Churchill Square, Edmonton, for a day of art, design, music, food and fireworks!

ECA REVIEW

The M.D. of Provost No. 52 is currently seeking a qualified individual to fill the position of Utilities Officer Responsible for the monitoring and operation of the M.D.’s water and sewer systems, the successful candidate will be highly motivated, able to work independently and attentive to detail.

Previous experience, certification or training in the operation of water and wastewater systems is considered an asset.

Interested parties may submit a detailed resume with a minimum of three references to:

RURAL WATER TREATMENT (Province Wide) Tell them Danny Hooper sent you

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Build Your Future Cervus Equipment - John Deere Group is Currently Accepting Resumes for the Position of:

Build Your Future

Parts Person

Agricultural Service Technician - Apprentice or Journeyperson

Coronation, AB

Coronation, AB

We’re looking for someone who:

We’re looking for someone who:

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Consistently demonstrates exceptional customer service Has excellent communication skills and is highly organized Is independent and resourceful Excels at analyzing and interpreting information Is proficient with computers and has the ability to analyze and interpret basic parts department reports • Has excellent communication skills and is highly organized

We’lll give preference to individuals with: • John Deere or Agricultural Parts Person experience • The ability to stay organized and multi-task in a fast paced challenging environment • Solid mechanical aptitude

We’d like to offer you: • • • •

The opportunity to grow in your career as the Cervus organization grows An exemplary health, dental and optical benefits package A competitive pay scale supplemented with a generous stock purchase program A fulfilling career where you can relate to and engage with an incredible team

Cervus equipment is the largest John Deere equipment dealership in Canada. We pride ourselves on having great people and creating a good work environment for everyone. We are also committed to promoting from within If you’ve got a great attitude and integrity, we can offer you exciting career opportunities.

To apply, visit our website at www.cervusequipment.com

Cervus Equipment - John Deere Group is Currently Accepting Resumes for the Position of:

Has Apprentice or Journeyperson experience Consistently demonstrates exceptional customer service Enjoys diagnosing, repairing and maintaining agricultural equipment Has basic computer skills and likes to solve problems Has the ability to take initiative and thrives in a fast paced team environment

We’lll give preference to individuals with: • Journeyperson certification or at least 1 year experience as an Agricultural Technician • Previous experience at an agricultural / John Deere Dealership • High school diploma or GED equivalent

We’d like to offer you: • • • •

The opportunity to grow in your career as the Cervus organization grows An exemplary health, dental and optical benefits package A competitive pay scale supplemented with a generous stock purchase program A fulfilling career where you can relate to and engage with an incredible team

Cervus equipment is the largest John Deere equipment dealership in Canada. We pride ourselves on having great people and creating a good work environment for everyone. We are also committed to promoting from within If you’ve got a great attitude and integrity, we can offer you exciting career opportunities.

To apply, visit our website at www.cervusequipment.com

Halkirk Halkirk Snack Shack 403-884-2008 Tankstore Ltd. 403-884-2001

Hanna Anchor Glass 1-800-463-3148 Big Country Construction 403-854-3585 Blocksom Financial Services 403-854-2136 Checker’d Flag Sports 403-854-2955 Country Charms 403-854-3411 Endeavor Chartered Accountant 403-854-4421 Enguard PC Medic 403-435-0563 For Your Soles 403-854-3030 Fox Lake Agro 403-854-2820 H & R Block 403-854-4838 Hanna Bottle Depot 403-854-3777 Hanna Chrysler Ltd. & RV 1-888-854-3141 Hanna Motor Products & Telus Mobility 403-854-4427 Husky 403-854-2820 Kevin Fecho & Dean Howery Sand & Gravel 403-854-0525 Netago 403-854-4600 Sinclair Plumbing & Heating 403-854-3211 Super A/Pharmasave 403-854-3711 Super 8, Hanna 1-888-854-2401 The Co-operator’s, Hanna 1-866-854-4109 The Tire Place 403-854-4338

Hardisty

Lakeview Liquor Store 780-888-2488 Sodbusters Homestead 780-888-2770

Oyen

Fountain Tire, Oyen 403-664-3991 Napa Auto Parts, Oyen 403-664-3515

Provost

Red Deer

Aspen Ford 403-742-4477 Auto Trust 403-742-0409 Auto Xtras Ltd. 403-742-8878 CE Franklin Ltd. 403-742-2400 Debbeez Flowers & Gifts 1-855-742-4499 Echo Ridge Homes Inc. 403-741-4144 Fountain Tire, Stettler 403-742-3481 Hauck Vision & Hearing Centre 403-742-4504 Jiffy Lube 403-742-8985 Larson’s Auto Electric 403-742-5360 Metalex Metal Buildings Inc. 403-742-1300 NOV Wilson 403-742-2400 Old Fashion Candy & Scrapbooking (rental supplies) 403-742-0044 Peavey Mart 403-742-5600 Transcend Safety 403-742-4216

Stettler

Swainson Oilfield Services 780-385-1437 Wild Rose Co-op and Agro 780-384-3877

Sedgewick

Andrukow Group Solutions Dekoda 780-384-2265 Central Alberta Hay Centre 403-340-1000 Dynamic Homes 403-341-4422 The Sportsmen’s Den 403-347-7678 The Vat 403-346-5636

Bouma Meats 780-753-2092 Provost Kinsmen 780-753-0480 Western Sales & Rentals 780-753-2759

Denwood Motors 780-842-4459 Norris Ford 780-842-4400 TriAg Implements 780-842-4408 Wainwright Credit Union 780-842-3391 Wainwright Paint ‘n Paper 780-842-4343

Wainwright

Trochu Motors 403-442-3866

Trochu

Hoff’s Trailer Sales 403-852-8856 K & C Enterprises 403-443-0075

Three Hills

TAKE THIS FLAG and hang it in your window compliments of the following businesses and the East Central Alberta Review

Bashaw Bashaw Parts 780-372-3913 Bashaw Tire 780-372-3913

Castor Castor & District Housing Authority 403-882-2714 County of Paintearth #18 403-882-3211 Filipenko Brothers Construction 403-882-3311 Meadowland Ag-Chem Sales 403-882-2490 Paintearth Lodge 403-882-3244 Performance Auto Body 403-882-2163 OK Tire & Auto Service 403-882-4040 Sutton Group 403-323-0365/403-882-4677

Consort Consort Auto Body 403-577-3799 Three Star Services Ltd. 403-577-3211 Tri-Ag Implements 403-577-3899

Coronation BFI Canada Inc. 403-578-3299 Cervus Equip. (Agro) 403-578-3744 Cheers Family Restaurant 403-578-2900 Coronation Foods 403-578-3571 Coronation Funeral Home 403-578-2928 Coronation Industrial Sales and Rentals 403-578-4567 Coronation School 403-578-3661 Coronation Seed Cleaning Co-op 403-578-3810 Cutting Edge Grading Ltd. 403-578-3021 Eastland Transport Ltd. 403-578-3522 Hanson Well Servicing 403-578-3999 M & N Construction 403-578-2016 McKenzie Motors 403-578-3866 MR Autobody 403-578-3791 Pyramid Corp. 403-578-2584 Rindal Oilfield Construction Ltd. 403-578-2097 Rollie’s Backhoe 403-578-3266 S K Welding Ltd. 403-578-2382 Tasty Mill 403-578-3500

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