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Sgt. Judith Devoe reassured council members that RCMP members are in fact very active in Forestburg despite local resident claims of low visibility. During their regular meeting on Wed., June 1 Devoe told council members that although
“they can’t be everywhere all the time due to having 11 communities not including the county [under their watch] and only having five constables, one sergeant and one corporal, they have been out a lot more”. Often during the wee hours of the morning when residents are asleep and unaware of their visit. Devoe went on to explain that
the claims of ignoring resident calls is often a case of lack of information and unwilling participation on the part of the residents. When the RCMP receive a call, several factors come into play. The first being a case of priority. For example, if they receive a call that there is someone speeding in Forestburg however they also
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receive a call that there is an alleged intoxicated driver in a neighbouring community, they will often prioritize the drunk driver. Another factor is when people call in to report a driving infraction, however are unwilling to go to court to testify to the infraction they witnessed. Turn to Concern, Pg 3
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ECA Review reporter Bashaw town council, at its regular meeting June 2, agreed not to proceed with an advertising program that would have cost the town about $1,000 per month. The targeting would have given the town exposure to about nine million potential buyers seeking commercial or residential property and increased development potential, said Chief Administrative Officer Theresa Fuller in her report to council. A U.S. based company, Multi-View, pitched a proposal to council last month saying Bashaw could capitalize on businesses looking to relocate to either Calgary or Edmonton. Mayor Penny Shantz suggested the town complete a strategic plan and look at its future goals before considering this type of marketing. The presentation didn’t seem geared towards small towns, said Coun. Lynn Scultz. “It was all pie in the sky stuff,” he said adding that it’s not possible for Bashaw to get a Tim Hortons and the marketing company shouldn’t put that in the presentation for a town of 900. Coun. Bryan Gust said he agreed with Schultz that it was pie in the sky and said, “I’m just not buying into it.”
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declined for the federal Summer Jobs Grant application. But after the town’s CAO returned from vacation, Chief Administrative Officer Theresa Fuller received information that the application for $1,512 was approved. In the meantime, the historical society had to proceed with the hiring process and didn’t limit the criteria to a student. The grant specifies that a student must be hired. The historical society now proposes that a summer student be hired to work with a mature staff hired. This would mean an additional $1,728 in wages with the town picking up $864 of the cost. Coun. Bryan Gust said if the town approves this it may set a precedent of two staff being hired for the summer. He suggested the town come up with an overall dollar figure of how much they are willing to support instead of helping pay two positions. Mayor Shantz said the positions are valuable but asked how much does the town support in a dollar amount. Coun. Schultz said if the town agrees to pay for the second position it should be under the understanding that next year the same funding won’t be forthcoming and it’s a one-time support. Coun. Darren Pearson said two staff aren’t needed in the same spot. Coun. Gust said he can see two staff needed if staff are doing kids shows but agreed double staffing wouldn’t be required every day.
Town of Bashaw council, at its regular meeting June 2, agreed they want more information before helping pay a summer student’s wage for the Tourist Booth and AUDITIONS Museum. …come and try out for the next Dinner Theatre… Last month “A LITTLE MURDER NEVER HURT ANYONE” council approved Director: Jane Skocdopole $3,375 for the historical society to Stettler Community Hall hire someone for Tuesday, June 14 & Wednesday, June 15, 7 p.m. the summer Production dates: November 16,17, 18 & 19, 2016 months. Both For more information call Jane: 403-740-6346 town administration and the historical society had assumed they were
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Town of Bashaw council, at its regular meeting June 2, declined the Ag Society’s request for rodeo sponsorship. “I don’t think we should be putting taxpayers’ money into that,” said Coun. Darren Pearson adding that it’s something local businesses should support.
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Decision on tax incentives deferred Dena Clark
ECA Review reporter The decision on whether to offer tax incentives for new commercial and residential developments was discussed by town council at their last regular meeting on Mon., May 30. CAO Sandra Kulyk told council members that many businesses found out about the bylaw after the fact and took advantage of the tax incentives retroactively. Coun. Vickey Horkoff inquired about how much the town lost offering the tax break while Coun. Keith Griffiths countered with how much the town stands to gain in taxes over a 30 - 40 year period with the building of a new business.
Council members opted to think on the matter and deferred the decision until the June 27 meeting.
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Sandra Kulyk, in her report to council, said she had met with Wendy Dafoe and drafted a grant application for the installation of an aerating water fountain for the Coronation Dam and worked with an engineer on development of the design and estimated capital cost for Hwy 872 Water Main Extension project. She also noted to council she was working on developing policies on protocol for chlorine leaks at the Coronation Swimming Pool, fire department media strategy and town office media strategy.
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Cont’d from Pg 1 If a caller is unwilling to testify then a ticket cannot be given if there is no one to stand witness to a wrong that occurred. Devoe said other problems include a caller not providing adequate information. For instance, calling in to the RCMP but only providing the colour of a vehicle, not the license plate, model of vehicle or any distinguishing features about the driver make it almost impossible for the RCMP to locate the individual who has been reported. “We are doing our job,” said Devoe who urges residents to call and speak with them directly regarding issues surrounding the apparent lack of faith in their policing, because it, “is in the town’s own mind”. Council members thanked the RCMP for their increased presence and agreed that citizens needed to do their civic duty as well if they wanted to community to remain safe.
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deliver her own presentation said that the “RCMP doesn’t do that”. Oberg then suggested talking to the County of Flagstaff about a partnership for photo radar cameras, specifically sharing the cost and having the cameras rotate amongst the communities. Council assured Siemen the issue would be looked into and addressed.
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The town’s equipment rental costs were increased by 10 per cent after the unanimous third reading by councillors on May 31. The town of Coronation has various items for rent that include a gravel truck, grader, bobcat, street sweeper, water pumps and sewer cameras just to name a few. The rates are designed to offer local residents a service as opposed to being competitive in the market place. Most item rentals require the services of a town employee/operator for
an additional cost of $40 per hour due to liability issues. Council was provided with details for the Paintearth Lodge renovations budgeted at $114,584 that includes hairdressing and tub room remodel to meet public health requirements, kitchen and dining room linoleum, stainless steel cupboard, hot water dispenser, an extra sink, new dishwasher and upgrade on cooler and freezer; new toilets in the old rooms and grab bars in tub/showers along with carpet in the hallways, common areas and front entry.
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Dolline B. Good of Calgary (left) and Ken Morrow of Michichi (centre) along with an unknown male spectator were three of the 5000 in attendance During the grand entry of the Hand Hills Lake Stampede was one of the only times during the weekend that there during the three-day Hand Hills Lake Stampede. ECA Review/D.Clark was no line-up out the door of the concession building for the rodeo’s famous pie. ECA Review/D.Clark
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There were 482 camp sites, not including the chuck wagon racers or the rodeo contestants who stayed at the rodeo grounds to watch events like bronc rider, Cole Scott of Kamloops, BC during the 100th anniversary of the Hand Hills Lake Stampede on June 3 - 5. ECA Review/D.Clark
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by B.P. Schimke What a relief to have the mandatory long-form census back this spring after being tossed out by the Harper Government in 2010. Statistics Canada because of its consistent collection methodology over the years is the envy of the world. Our government has the best data to use when developing public policy or distributing billions of dollars to provinces and communities. The better the data, the better the needs of Canadians can be met. Businesses also use the valuable source of information for all sorts of things, including whether a community is right for a new business. Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s argument was governments couldn’t be trusted with your information. Quite ironic given that far too many Canadians indiscriminately give away valuable personal information daily to strangers. If you’re posting on Facebook, your life is an open book to everyone including potential employers and fraudsters. Cell phones, baby monitors, smart TVs allow people inside your homes either through hacking or receivers outside the home that can pick up wireless channels. Every time a loyalty card is used or a smart phone coupon is accessed, we volunteer our personal spending habits to retail corporations. When we put our name into draws at trade shows or fairs, we give away at a minimum our name and phone number, but often our address and
e-mail address as well. Too much tweeting and posting on Facebook often tells everybody you’re not home, including thieves. The previous Conservative Government preferred to base public policy on ideology rather than facts. So the efficient, consistent, unbiased collector of data, Stats Canada, got in the way. Without good quality data, governments can pick and choose private companies to give them the data they want to support their ideology, rather than the needs of all Canadians. In Harper’s 2011 census there were about a thousand communities where no data could be released because of the insignificant number of people responding to the survey. Statistically the data was unreliable and for the first time ever, our statistics as a nation were incomplete. Giving away your information to government not only benefits you, your community, but also generations that follow you. Giving away your information freely to strangers and corporations is where we need to become smarter. Corporations and strangers are the ones who are not working on your behalf. Statistics is a science. It can be manipulated in many ways as pollsters, think tanks and political parties do all the time. But Stats Canada, using proper methodology, including the mandatory census forms, operates as a science which in turn benefits all Canadians today and into the future.
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Dear Editor, Some people believe in man-made climate change. Others do not. As someone who has been bothered by the issue from the beginning, here is my take on how the issue evolved. Once upon a time back in 1970s to 2005 a self-avowed socialist by the name of Maurice Strong, a Canadian from Quebec was quite influential in the United Nations. One day he and several like-minded members of the UN came to the conclusion that the earth was running out of resources. Not only that, the developed world was using a disproportionate share of those resources. Being men of influence and good conscience they decided the UN needed to do something to correct this imbalance. The under-developed countries of the world deserved an equal share of resources. This. of course, would mean the developed countries would have to transfer wealth to the under-developed countries. In addition the world needed to consume far less resources in order to provide for future generations. Hydrocarbons were targeted as a good place to start. This is all outlined in the UNs Sustainable Development Agenda 21 that is creating havoc for farmers today. With this in mind they ultimately formed the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change – IPCC. The task of this committee was to determine manmade causes of global warming. I believe this is the sole purpose of the committee to this day. They developed computer models to show the relationship between CO2 and global temperature. There was an inconvenient period of
time, the Medieval Warm Period, that spoiled their projections. What to do? Eliminating that period of time from the model solved the problem and gave them the famous hockey stick curve linking global warming to man-made CO2. Some uncooperative scientist pointed out the error of their ways. The model has proved not that accurate in predicting global temperature because of the false assumptions used to create it. Even the UN admits temperatures have actually fallen in 19 of the last 20 years. In fact, the earth has only warmed less than ¾ degree Celsius in the last 100 years according to the National Center for Atmospheric Research. Several scientists have pointed out that in the past, increased CO2 levels actually occurred after periods of global warming, not prior to. Global warming actually produces greater plant growth and people have more food to eat. Dr Freeman Dyson a theoretical physicist at Princton’s Institute for Advanced study estimates 15 per cent of world agricultural production is as a result of increased CO2. According to Dr. Micheal Moore optimum CO2 levels for plant growth are about 1500 ppm, almost four times current levels. Plants won’t grow below 150 ppm. Other planets like Pluto and Mars are warming as well without the use of fossil fuels. Who knew sun activity has a bigger influence on earth temperature than man ever could burning fossil fuels. The IPCC has a conflict of interest here. Their mandate doesn’t include an investigation into the scientific data. Turn to It’s not, Pg 15
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to create what is now the Bethania Lutheran Church. Many people from throughout Flagstaff County showed up to bid on auction items and get some good deals on the sale tables. Office equipment and furniture, kitchen wares, pews, sitting chairs, Sunday school tables, etc. were all for sale. The proceeds will be divided with a good portion going to support a Lutheran Seminary in Saskatoon in dedication to past local Pastor Allen Severson to honour his service and the balance with be used to provide a new sign for the local cemetery. Although the doors are now closed for worship, the local church will get a new lease on life and service as the BLC congregants and board have graciously donated the building to the Good as New Shop. The Good as New Shop is operated by volunteers of the local community churches and sells much needed used clothing and household goods to those in need. There are a few legal details to attend to in order to facilitate the donating of the building but there is confidence it will proceed in a timely fashion.
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Advertorial Anne Charpentier always said when she turned 80, she’d close the doors to her bed and breakfast. Now, with the impressive milestone just months away, Anne is sticking to her word and wants to extend a special thank you to the community of Castor for nearly a quarter of a century of support. Anne and her husband Nap moved to Castor in 1990 to be with, at that time, their three daughters and seven grandchildren. Two years and another grandchild later, the couple set up the Robin’s Nest Bed and Breakfast in a two-storey house just a block north of the swimming pool. Anne, who has always ran some kind of business whether it was the hobby shop, wool nook and picture framing in St. Paul, Ab. or the macrame magazine she published in the 1970’s.
She wanted to open something in Castor that would be successful in a small town. She named the business after the robins that would often nest in her yard. The house had three bedrooms and played host to everyone from temporary doctors to new teachers, to rowdy bridal parties and many other travellers passing through. In 1998, the Robin’s Nest moved into a new house along Castor Creek. Anne loved the type of people who wanted to stay at her bed and breakfast and she especially loved the connections she could make with strangers. “There’s always a little circle of information that connects you,” she says. It was those connections and the unwavering support she received from her community and her family that kept Anne in business for 24 years.
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Special sense of humour and unique laugh Cindy Lou Jackson passed away at her father Elmer Jackson; both sets of the Stettler Health Care Centre on grandparents Jackson and McConkey Wed., May 25, 2016 at the age of 51. She and her birth mother Shirley Cameron. was born in Edmonton on Nov. 20, 1964. Funeral services were held at Knox Cindy grew up on the family farm in United Church, Castor on Wednesday, the Paintearth district. She attended June 1, 2016 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Barbara school in Castor and graduated from Zimmerman officiating. Gloria Gus Wetter in 1983. Harding presented her gift of music for After school Cindy moved to the hymns and the Knox Church Choir Edmonton to work and then later to led the singing. Interment took place Camrose and then to Stettler in Castor Municipal working in retail and hospitality. Cemetery with Hannah One of Cindy’s greatest joys and Levi Jackson as pallwas spending time with her bearers. Honourary niece and nephew, Hannah and pallbearers were Pat Levi. Cindy loved to collect. She Kroetsch and Victor had a substantial collection of Jakaitis. Thomas Kincaid, Bearington Friends gathered in the Bears and Cherished Teddies, upper hall for a time of just to name a few. sharing memories and a She was passionate about decoluncheon by Knox UCW. rating for every holiday, Memorial donations Jackson Christmas being her favourite. may be made to the She enjoyed old western movies, Alberta Cancer particularly John Wayne. Foundation, Red Deer Clinic. Cindy always took pictures and Sympathies may be forwarded to the videos at every family gathering, family by signing the guestbook at which will be cherished. And last but www.parkviewfuneralchapels.com not least, she loved her dog, Abbey. Parkview Funeral Chapels & Cindy had a special sense of humour, Crematorium, 403-882-3141, entrusted a unique laugh and one liner comewith the care and funeral backs that always made you smile. arrangements. Cindy was a wonderful daughter, sister, aunt and friend that will be truly missed. Don’t let windy days worry you! Cindy is survived by her mother Ardeth Jackson; brother Barry Jackson Call Mike (Carol); niece Hannah and 780-385-4664 nephew Levi Jackson (Ashleigh Wingie); her birth brother Jeff Cameron (Connie) and their children DEAN BURGE Brittany and OWNER/WELDER Breanna; special friend Victor; other family and many dear WWW.ALBERTACUSTOMWELDNG.COM friends; last but not least her CUSTOM AND PORTABLE WELDING & beloved dog, FABRICATION SERVICES Abbey. She was BASED IN CORONATION, ALBERTA predeceased by
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Earl Earl Webb Webb – – Alix, Alix, AB AB Earl Webb – Alix, AB
PREVIEWING HOURS STARTS –MONDAY, 20PM. UNTIL SALE DAY. PREVIEWING 12:00 PMJUNE to 7:00 Note the 4:00 HOURS pm start–time. PREVIEWING 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM. PREVIEWING STARTS MONDAY, JUNE 20 UNTIL SALE DAY. PREVIEWING HOURS – 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
TRACTOR TRACTOR TRACTOR • 2009 Massey Ferguson • 2009 Massey Ferguson • 2009 Masseyw/ Ferguson 1652 MFWD MFDL DL 1652 MFWD w/ MF TRACTOR 1652loader MFWD w/ MF DL 130 & 6’ bucket, 130 loader & 6’ bucket, • 2009 Massey Ferguson 130 loader & 6’ bucket, cab, showing 386 hrs, cab, showing 386 hrs, 1652 MFWD MF DL cab, showing 386 hrs, 3-pt hitch, 52w/ hp, 540 3-pt hitch, 5252 hp, 540 130 loader & 6’ bucket, 3-pt hitch, hp, 540 PTO, 1 hyd, vg cond, S/N PTO, hyd, S/N cab,1showing 386 hrs, PTO, 1 hyd,vgvgcond, cond, S/N JUF54802 JUF54802 3-pt hitch, 52 hp, 540 JUF54802
HITCH PTO,3-PT 13-PT hyd, vg cond, S/N 3-PT HITCH HITCH EQUIPMENT JUF54802 EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT • 6’ FarmKing 3-pt rotary 3-PT3-pt HITCH FarmKing 3-ptrotary rotary • 6’• 6’ FarmKing mower EQUIPMENT mower • 64” Cambio Breve Hato mower • 6’ FarmKing 3-pt rotary • 64” Cambio Breve Hato 3-pt HD rototiller • 64” Cambio Breve Hato mower 3-pt HD rototiller • 6-1/2’ Otma 3-pt cult 3-pt HD rototiller • 64”3-pt Cambio Breve Hato • 6-1/2’ Otma 3-pt cult • 6’ rear3-pt blade • 6-1/2’ Otma cult 3-pt HDhomebuilt rototiller • 6’ 3-pt rear blade • 6’ 3-pt leveler • 6’ 3-pt rear blade • 6-1/2’ Otma 3-pt cult • 6’ 3-pt leveler • 3-pt ballhomebuilt hitch trailer • 6’• 3-pt 3-pt homebuilt leveler • 6’ 3-pt rear blade ball hitch trailer mover • 3-pt ball hitch trailerleveler • 6’ 3-pt homebuilt mover • 3-pt ballQUADS hitch trailer mover QUADS • Suzuki Eiger 400 mover QUADS • Suzuki Eigershowing 400 4WD quad, QUADS 4WD quad, showing • Suzuki Eiger 835 km, c/w400 5’ front • Suzuki Eiger 400 835quad, km, c/w 5’ front 4WD showing blade, vg cond, VIN 4WD quad, showing blade, vg cond, VIN 5SAAK46K457112123 835 km, c/w 5’ front 835 km,Quad c/w 5’ front 300, 5SAAK46K457112123 • Suzuki Runner blade, vg cond, VIN blade,showing vg cond, VIN km, • Suzuki Quad Runner 300, 4WD, 5868 5SAAK46K457112123 5SAAK46K457112123 4WD, showing 5868 km, winch • Suzuki Quad Runner 300, • Suzuki Quad Runner winch quad trailer 300, • Suzuki 4WD, showing 5868 4WD, showing 5868km, km, • Suzuki quad trailer winch winch • Suzuki quad • Suzuki quadtrailer trailer
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• HD quad ramps YARD TRACTORS TRACTORS YARD YARD TRACTORS • Agco Allisramps 918H tractor tractor w/ • Agco Allis 918H w/ • HD quad • Agco Allis rototiller 918H tractor w/ rototiller YARD TRACTORS rototiller • Craftsman lawn lawn tractor tractor w/ • Craftsman w/ • Agco • Craftsman lawn tractor w/ mowerAllis 918H mower rototiller mower YARD EQUIPMENT • Craftsman lawn tractor w/ YARD EQUIPMENT YARD5hp EQUIPMENT • Bolens walk behind mower 5hp • Bolens • Bolens 5hp walk walk behind weed eater YARD EQUIPMENT weed eater weed eater • Hardi estate sprayer, • Bolens 5hp walk behind • Hardi estate sprayer, • Hardi sprayer, trailerestate type weed type eater trailer type trailer • Honda 4 stroke weed • Hardi estate sprayer, • Honda 4 stroke weed eater 4 stroke weed • Honda trailer type eater • Murray 22’ gas eater • Honda 422’ stroke weed • Murray gas snowblower, 5hp, limited • Murray 22’ gas eater snowblower, 5hp, limited use snowblower, 5hp, limited • Murray 22’ gas use • YardWorks 4-1/2hp use snowblower,4-1/2hp 5hp, limited • YardWorks lawnmower • YardWorks 4-1/2hp use lawnmower • Homelite gas hedge lawnmower • YardWorks 4-1/2hp • Homelite gas hedge elec trimmer; extendable lawnmower • Homelite gas hedge elec trimmer; chain sawextendable • Homelite gas hedge chain saw trimmer; extendable • Remington pole saw elec trimmer; extendable elec • Remington pole Qty sawof chain saw • Garden seeder; chain saw • Garden seeder; Qty of • Remington pole & saw gardening tools supplies • Remington pole Qty gardening tools &saw supplies • Qty mole traps • Garden seeder; of • Garden • Qty moleseeder; traps Qty of gardening tools & supplies SHOP EQUIPMENT gardening tools & supplies SHOP EQUIPMENT • Qty mole traps AND TOOLS • Qty mole traps AND TOOLS • Miller Sidekick XL mig SHOP EQUIPMENT SHOP EQUIPMENT • Miller Sidekick XL mig welder AND AND TOOLS TOOLS welder • Miller • MillerSidekick Sidekick XL XL mig mig welder welder
panels • Jet panels • JetDrill Drillpress press panels • Jet Drill 230 press galgal Westeel slipslip tank • Dayton • 50 Westeel tank • Dayton 230AC AC/ /180 180DC DC • 50 • 50 gal Westeel slip tank • Dayton 230 AC / 180 DC w/ GPI 1212 V pump, newer welder w/ GPI V pump, newer welder panels • Jet Drill press w/ GPI 12ice V pump, newer welder • Jiffy gas auger, • Anvil, vg cond • Jiffy gas ice auger, • Anvil,vg vg cond • 50 gal Westeel slip tank • Dayton 230 AC /set 180w/ DC • Jiffy gas ice auger, • Anvil, cond shovels, pitch forks, hoof • Oxy / Acetylene shovels, forks, hoof • Oxy Acetyleneset setw/w/ w/ GPI 12pitch Vpitch pump, welder shovels, forks, hoof • Oxy //Acetylene trimmer, Portable 14newer gal bottles trimmer, bottles • Jiffy gas Portable icePortable auger, • Anvil, vg cond trimmer, 14 14 galgal bottles wheeled fuel container, • Mastercraft work bench wheeled fuel container, • Mastercraft work bench shovels, pitch forks, hoof • Oxy Acetylene w/ wheeled fuel container, • Mastercraft work bench elec fencers, stock prod, • Two /bolt bins w/ set contents elec fencers, stock prod, trimmer, Portable 14prod, gal bottles fencers, stock • Two boltbins bins w/contents contents elec • Two bolt w/ antique trunks, antique • Two chain saws wheeled fuel container, antique trunks, antique • Mastercraft work bench antique trunks, • Two chain • Two chainsaws saws door & windows (4antique pane), (Husqvarna & Poulan) elec fencers, stock prod, door &bottom windows (4 on pane), • Two bolttier bins contents (Husqvarna &&w/ Poulan) door & windows (4 pane), (Husqvarna Poulan) singe plow • Double tool cabinet, antique trunks,plow antique singe bottom on on • Two chain • Double tier tool singe bottom plow steel • Double tiersaws tool cabinet, Butterfield tap &cabinet, die, door & windows (4 pane), steel (Husqvarna & Poulan) Butterfield tap &&die, steel IR 2hp air compressor, Butterfield tap die, MUSICAL singe bottom plow on • Double tiergas tool cabinet, IR MUSICAL Acklands genset, IR 2hp 2hpair aircompressor, compressor, INSTRUMENTS MUSICAL steel Butterfield tap & die,angle Acklands gas genset, INSTRUMENTS Makita cut off saw, • Galotta accordian (red), Acklands gas genset, INSTRUMENTS IR 2hp air Makita cutcompressor, off saw, angle • Galotta accordian (red), grinder, grinder, key MUSICAL Makita bench cut offgenset, saw, angle 21 • Galotta accordian (red), Acklands gas grinder, bench grinder, INSTRUMENTS 21 key floor jack,bench paint sprayer, • Vardes 24 keys grinder, grinder, 21 keyaccordian, Makita cut offtools, saw, angle floor jack, paint sprayer, • Galotta accordian (red), • Vardes accordian, 24 keys electric hand air • Conn clarinet floor jack, paint sprayer, • Vardes accordian, 24 keys grinder, bench grinder, electric hand tools, air 21 keyclarinet • Conn tank, tiger torch, large • Yamaha PSR 180 electric hand tools, floor jack, paint sprayer, • Conn accordian, clarinet tank, tiger torch, largeair • Vardes • Yamaha PSR 180 24 keys battery charger, booster keyboard electric hand tools, air tank, tiger torch, large battery charger, booster • Conn clarinet • Yamaha PSR 180 keyboard cables, Mastercraft • Banjo, Saxophone tank, tiger large cables, Mastercraft • Yamaha PSR 180 battery charger, booster • Banjo, Saxophone keyboard wrenches &torch, router bits, AUCTIONEER’S NOTES battery charger, booster wrenches & router bits, keyboard cables, Mastercraft • Banjo, Saxophone qty hand tools, misc iron / • If AUCTIONEER’S NOTES paying by cheque and cables, Mastercraft qty hand tools, miscbits, iron / • If • Banjo, Saxophone wrenches & router pipe / tubing paying by cheque and AUCTIONEER’S NOTES unknown to Auction wrenches & router bits, pipe / tubing AUCTIONEER’S NOTES qty hand tools, misc iron / unknown to Auction Company, • If paying we by require chequeaand qtyMISCELLANEOUS hand tools, misc iron / • If paying bywe cheque and MISCELLANEOUS Company, a pipe tubing shed • 8’ x 8’//tubing garden letter of reference from unknown to require Auction pipe unknown to Auction • 8’ x 12’ 8’ garden shedgarden letter of reference from • 8’ x barn style your bank. MISCELLANEOUS Company, we require a MISCELLANEOUS Company, a • 8’ x 12’ barn style garden • See your bank. we require shed complete terms and • 8’ 8’garden gardenshed shed letter reference from • 8’ xx8’ letter of of reference from shed • See complete terms and • Four Two W 10’ portable conditions on our website. • 8’ xx12’ 12’ barn style garden conditions your bank. • 8’ barn style garden your bank. • Four Two W 10’ portable on our website. shed • See complete terms shed • See complete terms andand • FourTwo TwoWW10’ 10’portable portable conditions conditions website. • Four onon ourour website.
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Auction Saturday, June 18, 2016 - 11 a.m. Held at Stettler Auction Mart
On site lunch by Bev’s Catering
Selling:
Machinery, Tractors, RVs, Livestock Equipment, Panels, Feeders, Tools, Misc. and more. TRACTORS
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• Bobcat 5220 Diesel Skid Steer - 2083 hrs., excellent • IHC 1066 tractor, cab • Harry Ferguson Ltd. gas tractor - 3 pt, 2 wd, 4 spd., PTO, 11.2 x 28 rear tires - good, S/N TE65151 c/w King Cutter 3 pt swivel blade, made in England by the Standard Motor Co. Ltd.
MISCELLANEOUS • 1997 GMC 4x4, new battery, tires, windshield.
• Linden Post Pounder. • Post pounder • Honda 5500 genset • Chain harrows • Transfer auger.
• 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo, good condition, 280,000 kms., 75% tires, 4x4, 5.3L engine.
• 4 - 265 - 70-16 Michelin tires • 4 - 275 - 8022.5 Michelin tires • 4 - 275 - 70R18 Michelin tires • 3 Ford rims 2006 - 18” aluminum with tires • 1 - 275 - 70R18 New Continental • 600’ heavy rig shack cords with boxes and ends • 1995 Chev truck topper • 34” dual rims with spacers • 2008 Honda Ridgeline pick-up, 120,000 kms., automatic, 4x4, loaded. • Tail gate panels AND MORE. • 1985 Chev C30 truck c/w steel flatbed deck, 3” rails, 2 tool boxes, 600L aluminum gas tank, dually, 350 gas, runs great, c/w Hobart Champion 8500 welder, cables on reels, new electric fuel pump in tank • 16’ stock trailer tandem axle, new tires, totally reconditioned.
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• Complete Cat Work • Owner\Operator • Cat And Trac-Hoework • Fence Line Clearing • Brushing And Site Clearing • Slough Draining • Dug Outs With Cat Or Hoe • Stripping And Leveling Of Soils • Acerage Contouring
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LOCATED: From Mirror, go 6.4 km west on Hwy 50, then 1.4 km south on Rge Rd 23-1 or from Alix go 5 km north on Rge Rd 23-1. LOCATED: From Mirror, go 6.4 km west on Hwy 50, then 1.4 km south on Gate Sign – 40302 Rge Rd 231. km west on Hwy 50, then 1.4 km south on LOCATED: Mirror, Rge Rd 23-1From or from Alix go go 6.4 5 km north on Rge Rd 23-1. Rge MORE Rd 23-1 or from AlixRd go231. 5 CONTACT: km north onShelly Rge Rd 23-1. FOR INFORMATION, Lake at 780-621-7098. Gate Sign – 40302 Rge LOCATED: From Mirror, go 6.4 Gate Sign – 40302 Rge Rd 231. km west on Hwy 50, then 1.4 km south on Earl moved into Alix town. purchased a23-1. lotatof these items new. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Lake 780-621-7098. Rgehas Rd 23-1 or from go 5He kmhas north onShelly Rge Rd FORthe MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Shelly Lake at 780-621-7098. Note pminto start time. Gatehas Sign4:00 – 40302 Rge Rd 231. Earl moved town. He has purchased a lot of these items new. Earl has into town. He hasJUNE purchased a lot of these items new. PREVIEWING STARTS MONDAY, 20 UNTIL DAY. Note the moved 4:00 pm start time. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Shelly Lake SALE at 780-621-7098. Note the 4:00HOURS pm start–MONDAY, time. PREVIEWING 12:00 to 7:00 PREVIEWING STARTS JUNE 20 PM. UNTIL SALE DAY. items new. Earl has moved into town. HePM has purchased a lot of these
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Earl Webb – Alix, AB
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(587) 219-8510
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LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT
• Hi-Qual manual cattle squeeze • Free standing 24’ - 31’ steel panels • Cattle feeders • Horse panels • Horse feeders • Horse cart • Grain hoppers.
Watch newspaper for added listings as sale day approaches.
TERMS – Cash or Approved Cheque - Nothing removed until settled for.
Sale conducted by: Stettler Auction Mart (1990) Ltd.
For Details Call: 403-742-2368 Greg - 403-740-9610 Jim - 403-740-9609
email: sam1990@telusplanet.net website: www.stettlerauction.ab.ca www.globalauctionguide.com
Auctioneers:
Allen McMillan Dick Creasey Scott Douglas Terry Silbernagel Cashier:
Lona Benjamin
Cereal, ab. – saturday, june
Directions: From Cereal AB: South on #886 to junction #570, 11 k (Watch for Signs)
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Owners Phone: Contact arnold lee at (403) 52
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TRACTORS, COMBINE & SWATHER:
• Case International 4694 Tractor, 20.8 X 34 tires, PTO, 4 hyd., 5620 hrs showing. • Case 4690 Tractor, 20.8 X 34 tires, 4 hyd., PTO, 8216 hrs., showing. • International 1482 PT Combine, hyd., reverser, 7 belt Victory pickup. • MF 200 SP Swather, 30’ draper table, elect. controls, UII pickup reel, 1645 hrs. • MF 1135 Tractor, 23.1 X 34 tires, dual hyd., PTO. (Engine overhaul approx. 2300 hrs ago, 2 seasons on clutch overhaul - approx. 60 hrs.) • Case 930 Tractor, 18.4 X 34 tires, 1080 hrs on engine overhaul (tack replaced with engine overhaul) • John Deere 720 Diesel Tractor, sells with Robin FEL & bucket
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• 1985 Buick Le Sabre • 1953 Chevrolet E C1100A r e v i e w • Various older vehicles for parts or rebuilding • Arctic Cat 400 Quad 4X4 Speedrack • 1975 Ford F100 Supercab • 1963 Chev 3 ton, wood box & hoist. Needs clutch repair.
• Brandt 7” X 35’ engine, elect. sta • Walinga 510 Std
GRAIN BINS:
• #1 GSI 4200 bus • #2 Westeel Ros • #3 UFA 2750 bu • #4 Westeel Ros • #5 Westeel Ros TILLAGE & SEEDING: • Case IH 5600 Cultivator, 40’, c/w Flexi-Coil • #6 UFA 1750 bu • #7 Westeel Ros 3 bar mounted harrows (located off farm) • Flexi Coil System 95 - 50’ Harrow Packer • #8 Westeel Ros • Harmon Rockomatic Rock Picker (located off farm) • MF 360 Discer, 2 - 15’ in tandem TANKS & MISC • MF 36 - 18’ discer • Westward end-g • Morris 19’ Cultivator, c/w 3 bar mounted • Degelman 9’ do harrows • 4 - 20.8 X 34 tire • 5 - 6’ P20-4 Flexi Coil Packers • 150 gal. poly wa • 3 - 4’ Flexi Coil Packers • 2-500, 1-1000, 2 • 4 - 4’ coil packers • 3 elect. fuel pum • Mel-Cam hyd. rock bucket • 4 slip tanks • Harmon 8’ Swath Roller • Kirby straw & c GRAIN LOADERS: • Round Galvaniz • Farm King 10” X 60’ Swing Auger SHOP & FARMI • Sakundiak HD7-1200 7” X 35’ Auger c/w • Pro Air II air com Kohler 14 hp engine & elect. start • Battery Charger
A real prairie pioneer woman Marie Alice Elizabeth Beebe (Davis) passed away peacefully in the Red Deer Regional Hospital at 2:20 a.m. on Mon., May 23, 2016. She would have been 87 years old on Tues., May 24. Alice was born on the farm north of Veteran on May 24, 1929. She was raised in the area and finished her schooling by graduating from Ponoka High School in 1947, then taught for a short time at Nose Hills after that. Alice married Delford Beebe in 1951 and soon started their family. Beebe They resided 12 miles north of Veteran for many years. From there Alice moved to the Consort Seniors Lodge until health issues forced her to move to a care home in Red Deer. Family was the most important thing in her life. She was the mother of six, grandmother of 11 and great grandmother of nine. Being a real prairie pioneer woman, born and raised in the Nose Hills area, she knew the value of hard work, family, community and living alongside mother nature. She was a member of a number of organizations including the Nose Hills ladies group, Catholic Women’s League, Nose Hills Community Centre, a square dancing club, and the Brownfield quilting group. She was also very active with the Boy Scout group, and did massive “album history” for that group, and also did a massive research/history for the old schools in the area. The majority of the pictures are now hanging in the Veteran Community Hall for all to see. She enjoyed baking, antiques, collecting coins, license plates, spoons, stamps and travelling. She also sold Avon products in the community. Alice had a garden that never ended. She would ride the little “ride ‘em” lawn mower for hours on end to keep the lawns and yard looking neatly trimmed. Her life was dedicated to raising her children and helping family. Many hours were spent making pies, washing and ironing clothes. She helped Delford with the farm work and was always trying to be a good neighbour. Love, patience, kindness, hard word and understanding plus a strong belief were some of the very important values she instilled in her children. There was never a dull moment in her life on the farm or when she lived in the Consort Villa and then continued to Extendicare Michener Hill, Red Deer, Ab. She continued gathering friends and attending church, card games, bingo and music programs. She made the most of her life despite many, many hardships, one of which was kidney dialysis at the Red Deer Hospital three times a week. She will be forever missed and never forgotten as she holds a special place in our hearts. She always had wings and now she can fly. Forever missed by her loving family: children: Gloria Beebe Preston of Creston, B.C., Dale Beebe of Canyon, B.C., Ken Beebe of Calgary, Bernie
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(Charlotte) Beebe of Beaver Lodge, Ab., Lane Beebe of Nose Hills, Ab. and Gayle (David) Trout of Cochrane, Ab. Her 11 grandchildren are: Michael (Linda) Preston, Darla Preston, Trina (James) Moberg, Lindsay Beebe (Graham), Kaylee Beebe (Justin), Brandon Beebe, Ashley Dingerville, Marissa Beebe, Brooke Beebe, Erin Trout and Austin Trout. Her nine great grandchildren include: Cooper, Robert, Keanna, Ryder, Amber, Braxton, Tanner, Bryden and Kendall. She is also survived by her brother Pat (Joanne) Davis; sisters-in-law Jeanette Davis and Gene Davis; brothers-in-law Bud Devey and Ernest Monagle; nieces, nephews; other family members and many dear friends. A funeral service for the late Alice Beebe was held on Mon., May 30, 2016 at Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Consort, Ab. with Father Leon Kler officiating. Loving words of remembrance were given by grandchildren Darla Preston, Erin Trout and Mike Preston. Marilyn Long shared her gift of music as pianist
and leader of song. Readers were Martha Oxamitny and Gordon Long. Alice was laid to rest in Veteran Cemetery, Veteran, Ab. beside her husband Delford Beebe. Donations in memory of Alice are gratefully accepted to a charity of your choice c/o Parkview Funeral Chapels & Crematorium, Box 186, Castor, Alberta T0C 0X0, 403-578-3777, who were entrusted with the care and funeral arrangements. To send or view condolences to the family, please visit www. parkviewfuneralchapels. com.
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PRAIRIESKY Royalty Ltd. is a publicly-traded company in Calgary that acquires oil & gas fee title and royalty interests at fair market value. To receive a cash offer, call 587-293-4055 or visit www.prairiesky. com/Selling-YourRoyalties . 5 PARCELS of farmland near Hondo, Alberta. Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers Unreserved Auction on June 9. Over 475 acres of Farmland & Grazing Lease. Contact Cody Rude: 780-722-9777; rbauction.com/realestate. All West Realty Ltd., Broker. ESTATE OF David Campbell offers the following parcels of land for sale. SW 8, Range 22, Township 33, W4 assessed at $500,000. SE 32, Range 22, Township 32, W4 assessed at $615,000 (some surface revenue). Both parcels are 160 acres more or less and are rented for the 2016 season. The executor can accept the first offer that is at assessed value. The property can be sold together or separately. Forward offers or expressions of interest to: Ronc4@telus. net with subject “estate land”.
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Feed & Seed
HAYTECH common alfalfa seed, bred for hybrid vigour. $3.65/ lb. 780-374-3877. Dennis Dylke, Daysland. 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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CHAROLAIS BULLS. Quiet. Easy calving (all herd sires proven on heifers). Excellent growth. Semen tested and ready to go. Silver Shadow Charolais. 780-8532587 or 780-8533408. BLACK ANGUS yearling bulls for sale. Semen tested. Contact Roger Spady (780) 879-3941. 2 YR OLD and yearling bulls for sale, purebred heifers also available. Lakeford Polled Herefords & Red Angus, Killam. Contact Dan Prichard @ 780-385-2298 (home), 780-3855125 (cell) or Dave Prichard 780-3852226. Email: lakeford29@gmail.com FOR SALE. Simmeron Simmentals, fullblood full Fleckvieh bulls, yearlings and 1-2 year old polled and horned, A.I. bloodlines, very quiet, muscled. 780-9137963; www.simmeronranch.ca.
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HUGE RETIREMENT Auction, complete dispersal of harness shop, Alliance, Ab., Sat. June 18, 10 am. All types of harnesses, collars, hardware, collection of bits, spurs, chaps, harness bells, saddles/ racks, 2 harness stitchers - Ferdinand 900 B and Cowboy CB 3200, meatsaw, woodstove, model binder/horses, model buggy horse, cowhide rug, Calgary Stampede posters, other posters, pictures, horse books, long box phone, holsters, re-enactment hand guns, antique furniture clamps, antique motor parts washing unit, quantity furniture/misc household goods. Sale is outside, one block west of the Credit Union. Large assortment of interesting articles. Dunkle Auction Services, Castor, Ab. Ph. 403-740-6251. Owner 780-8792385. CANADIAN Public Auction. We now do Farm Sales. Complete dispersals, appraisals & net minimum guarantees! For a free, no obligation quote call today! 403-852-8721 or www.canadianpublicauction.com. COLLECTOR Car Auction! 9th Annual Calgary Premier Collector Car Auction. Grey Eagle Resort & Casino, Calgary, Alberta, June 17-19. Time to consign, all makes & models welcome. 1-888-296-0528 ext. 102; Consign@ egauctions.com; EGauctions.com. ANDRESEN Auctions Antique & Collectible Sale. June 26, 10:30 a.m., Breton Hall. Coins & bills, glassware, automobilia, binoculars, books, forge containers, tools, lamps, furniture, miscellaneous - oddities cons/accepted. 780696-2428.
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Cards of Thanks
THE FAMILY of Nancy Tainish would like to thank anyone who through kind word or deed showed us how much Nancy meant to you. We so appreciated all the flowers, hugs, cards, food and words of condolence. Loving thanks to the caring staff at Paragon Place, Points West and Stettler Hospital for their ever gentle care. Mom loved all of you and you made a huge difference in her life.
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Cont’d from Pg 6 Their mandate is to link global warming to CO2. If they let science get in the way they would have no reason to exist. Naomi Klein, in a quote to the Huffington Post Dec 7, 2015 said ”It’s not about science, it’s about destroying capitalism”. UN Climate Chief Christine Figueres has made the same claim. The Investor’s Business Daily says “The only economic model that has worked in the last 150 years is called Capitalism. For thousands of years we had a feudal order with zero growth, long work days and short lifespans. Under Capitalism output has increased 70 fold, work days have been halved and lifespans have doubled. Life is good. Except where capitalism isn’t practiced. One of the goals of the recent Paris meeting was to change the economic model that has been so successful for the last century and a half. If the governments of Alberta, Ontario and Canada were honest, they would run on a platform advocating slowing the world economy, slowing down the consumption of resources, decreasing world population and making everyone more equal. They instead accomplish all those things in the name of stopping climate change. Well I guess Trudeau did say he would tax the top one per cent. I listened to the Kinkaid and Breakenridge show one morning. One of them commented that so called climate change deniers tend to be conservatives. That’s because as former Canadian Cabinet Minister Christine Stewart explains, climate change is an instrument for advancing socialism. Look at the huge cost of
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Quit taking things for granted Cont’d from Pg 15 No one is building either wind turbines or solar farms without government subsidies and carbon offset credits. Current policies are leading us to bigger governments and weaker economies. If we’re content with the direction climate change policy is taking us, i.e. less jobs, higher costs and lower standards of living, then I guess we have the right governments in place, be happy. If not, you need to elect a party that wants to build the economy and let the free market create
some jobs. As free market think tanks point out, wealth creation can be infinite. Resources will be allocated according to market demand. Creative minds will find alternative sources for scarce resources if given some freedom to do so. The humanitarian thing to do is get out of the way and let entrepreneurs find a way to feed the world without putting road blocks in their way. I believe conservatives have been complacent over the years and the left has blown past us. We need to be more
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