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Castor Gus Wetter School held their Spring Prom for 2015 graduands on Friday, May 22. From the left, top row: Tyler Madge, Shane Neilson, Cody Ball, Joshua Blumhagen, Erich Baker, Wyatt Pickles and Seth Neufeld. Middle row: Jocelyn Wilson, Shianne Kohlman, Celine Steinwand, Jillian Schaffner, Brittney Nichols, Savannah Kuefler, Jacey Gamroth, Carly Hofer and Sarah Ensign. Kneeling: Leethan Jordahl, Brandon Allen, Clinton Schulmeister and Carter HewittAnderson. Front row: Tyler Erion and Benjamin Doolaege.

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The 2015 Budget Bylaw 638-15 that was passed with a 5 - 2 vote at the May 5 special meeting held by the County of Paintearth will see the tax rate increased by 10 per cent.

A copy of the 2015 final budget provided to the ECA Review had council salaries listed at $165,000 for wages and $30,000 benefits but that number

was not broken down into the amount received by each councillor.

Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Tarolyn Peach clarified that the $165,000 is an estimate based on previous years actual expenditures for the seven elected officials. Peach confirmed that councillors receive a monthly allowance of $400, deputy reeve is $600 and the reeve is $800, as per policy. Peach, in an email, reported that along with that

monthly allowance councillors also receive a per diem meeting rate of $200 per day and $100 per half day for each meeting they attend.

Councillors have not had an increase to the per diem rates since 2009, she said.

Doing the math, if council had 24 council meetings a year including the per diem, the reeve would make $24,000; deputy reeve $19,200; and the five remaining councillors pay

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County of Paintearth ............... 2 Dining & Entertainment ........... 2 Coronation council .................. 3 Stettler council ........................ 3 Big Valley council .................... 4 Obituaries ............................5, 7 Letters ..................................6, 9 Hughenden School ......... 16, 24 RCMP .................................... 17 Coronation & District 4-H .. 18-19 Classifieds/Careers ..... 20-21, 23 Golf Section ......................22-23

would be $72,000, plus benefits. That amount subtracted from the $165,000 in the budget for wages leaves approximately $50,000 for allowances and other per diem expenses by council plus an additional amount of $45,000 for travel and sub.

The 2014 audited financial budget retrieved from the county’s website lists salaries, not including benefits and allowances, for 2014 for Reeve Turn to Overall, Pg 7

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County of Paintearth spends 3.2 million a year on gravel Beth Causley

gravel in 2015. The gravel may only be expensed when the gravel is applied on the road. The 1.4 million is gravel acquired for future use that cannot be taxed until it is applied to the right of way. This increases the County’s assets but decreases their cash flow.

ECA Review Reporter When Councillor Rocky Dahmer questioned the gravel program budget, at the May 5 meeting County of Paintearth meeting, Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Tarolyn Peach advised that the cost for the program is 3.2 million a year and only 1.8 million of that is taxable. It is budgeted for the County to use 70, 000 yards of

Projects approved

A letter received from Deputy Minister Brad Pickering informed council that Municipal

Sustainability Initiative (MSI) funding requests made by the County have been approved, council heard at their regular meeting on May 20. The letter explained that the municipality may apply the amounts of MSI funding capital to the qualifying costs of the projects requested.

The MSI requests that were approved for the County are; grader purchases for $470,000, bridge upgrades for $367,534 and

Dining and Entertainment Guide May 28 - Red Ribbon Day, Mainstreet Clive, Ab, 11-5 pm.

Surprises, treats, sales & smiles. Louise 403-784-3414 May 28 - Monitor Mini Golf now open. Marg 403-577-2432.

May 29 - Consort Dinner Theatre “Death in England” by Sam Bobrick. Tickets Apr. 27; 403-575-2740.

May 29 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, An Evening of Burlesque and Other Reasons to Panic, 403-346-5636.

May 29 - Community Builders Dinner honouring Terry and Donna Howe, Alliance Community Hall, Alliance.

Dinner starts at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are available at local businesses or from Judy 780-385-3568.

May 30 - Consort Dinner Theatre “Death in England” by Sam Bobrick. Tickets Apr. 27; 403-575-2740.

May 30 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, The Overdue Blues Band, 403-346-5636.

May 31 - Kinda Kenny.Com, Kenny Rogers Tribute show; 7:30 pm Stettler Community Hall, tickets $34.95 @ Well’s Furniture.

May 31 - Stage Hanna musical auditions, 2-5 pm. Hanna United Church. Gwen 403-854-6418 May 31 - Big Country Regional Recycling Soc. annual mtg.

2 pm. Oyen Fire Hall.

Jun. 1 - Workshop for Farmers’ Market vendors & Market Managers, 8:30-4:30 pm, Neutral Hills Learning and Community Connection Centre, Consort. Pre-register

by May 27. Wanda 403-575-9533 Jun. 1 - Senior’s Week pancake breakfast at the Castor Paintearth Lodge, 7-10 a.m., $6. Everyone welcome.

Jun. 1 - Seniors Week Luncheon, 11:30 am, Consort Sportex Hall. Seniors invited to attend free lunch.

Jun. 4 - Castor Paintearth Lodge Tea & Bake Sale, 2-4 p.m.

Everyone welcome.

Jun. 4 - East Central Housing Soc. AGM, 9:30 am Consort Special Areas Boardroom, 4916-50 St. Consort. New members welcome. Taryl 403-577-3523.

Jun. 5 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, The Klam Daggers, 403346-5636.

Jun. 6 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, The Discmen, 403-346-5636.

Jun. 6-7 - Castor Gun Show, Castor Community Hall, Sat. 10-5 pm, Sun. 10-3 pm. Admission $5, under 12 free with adult. Tina 403-741-7377.

Jun. 7 - Stage Hanna musical auditions, 2-5 pm. Hanna United Church. Gwen 403-854-6418.

Jun. 7 - The Red Hot Chili Steppers 2015 Annual Walk for the Fight Against Arthritis, Niki 403-566-2342.

Jun. 11 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, This Monster Won’t Die/ Presents:

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May Fri, 29 “An Evening of Burlesque and Other Reasons to Panic Sat, 30 The Overdue Blues Band June Fri, 5 The KlamDaggers Sat, 6 The Discmen Thu, 11 This Monster Won’t Die / Cryptosis / Awaken the Abstract / Wives Tail / Wrath Risen Fri & Sat, 12 & 13 St. James’ Gate

Cryptosis/Awaken the Abstract/Wives Tail/Wrath Risen, 403-346-5636.

Jun. 12 - Meet the Author Event, 1-4 pm at Coronation Library with Douglas (Hugh) Gillard, locally born and raised author of What did you Say? Jun. 12 - Skills of Dying Well, Stephen Jenkinson, author of Die Wise. Castor Community Hall. Tickets -advance $20, cash at door $25, Kathleen 403-8823935.

Jun. 13 - Provost & District Annual Parade, 11 am, Provost. a Jun. 13 - Fire ‘N’ Wheels sponsored by Consort Volunteer Fire Dept. BBQ lunch 11:30-2 pm @ Consort Fire Hall (service road) $10/plate Jun. 12-13 - Stettler Steel Wheel Stampede, Stettler Exhibition Grounds.

Adults $15, students $5, under 6 free.

Info call Stettler Board of Trade 403742-3181 Jun. 12-13 - Heartland Quilters Guild 25th Annual Stettler Quilt Show, Stettler Legion Hall. Fri. 10-7 pm, Sat. 10-4 pm.

Admission $5.

Jun. 12-13 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, St. James Gate, 403-346-5636.

Jun. 18 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, Joey Only Outlaw Band/Boots & the Hoots, 403346-5636.

Jun. 19-20 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, Sonny Rhodes, 403-346-5636.

Jun. 19-21 - Hanna Cruisers Car Club Show ‘N’ Shine, Hanna Airport. Racing starts Fri evening, Car show Sat. all day. Info - Joe 403-854-1015 Jun. 26-27 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, The Funky Monks (Red Hot Chili Peppers Tribute), 403-346-5636.

Jul. 1 - Canada Day events at Alix Lake, children events, and free History Rally (with prizes) around lake and on the nature trail, open to all ages. Sponsored

by Alix Wagon Wheel Museum Assoc.

Jul. 3 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, Diesel May, cd release, 403-346-5636.

Jul. 9 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, The Weber Bros, 403-346-5636.

Jul. 17 - Hardisty Street Fair, 10-3 pm $10 deposit. To book table email hstreetfair@gmail.com.

Aug. 25 - 6th annual end of summer Movie in the Park 2015, BBQ starts @ 5:30 pm.

Heritage Park, Killam. Parents for Fun in Flagstaff.

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MUSICAL AUDITIONS For more information contact Gwen Snell at 403-854-6418

author of Die Wise speaking on the skills of dying well.

2015 Annual Walk For The

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Saturday, June 7

Thu, 18 Joey Only Outlaw Band / Boots & the Hoots 2 pm @ Eau Claire Market and Bow River Pathways Fri & Sat, 19 & 20 200 Barklay Parade SW, Calgary AB Sonny Rhodes Fri & Sat, 26 & 27 The Funky Monks (Red Hot Chili Peppers Tribute) July https://secure.arthritisevents.ca/registrant/TeamFundraisingPage.

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Help for Halkirk

The village of Halkirk will receive assistance from the County with use of the Country’s loader, tandem truck, operators and 60 yards of half inch gravel to re-gravel the campground and work out at the to level and move dirt to build up the road by the reservoir. This assistance was priced at $24119.44

CASTOR

Gun Show Sat. & Sun. June 6 & 7 At the Castor Community Hall Sat. 10am - 5pm • Sun. 10am - 3pm

Admission $500, under 12 free with adult FOR INFO AND BOOKINGS Please Contact Tina (403) 741-7377

7 - 9 p.m. @ Castor Community Hall

Stephen Jenkinson

future date. The rural water line will cost the county $180,000 per mile.

Please send Community Events by fax to 403-578-2088 or by email to publisher@ecareview. com for FREE LISTING (dependent upon space availability). The Review cannot guarantee events as listed, please check with the venue prior to attending.

Fri. June 12

The RED HOT Chili Steppers

Produced though special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH INC. Image provided courtesy of Rainbow Dinner Theatre, Paradise, Pennsylvania

Rural water line

The deadline for the rural water line survey that the County has posted on their website to collect data on the rural water line, has been extended. Information gathered for the people who live in the county will help them to determine where the highest population of people are that want to be on the waterline and whether they are looking to get onto it right away or at a

Skills of Dying Well

Sunday, May 31 OR Sunday, June 7

2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Hanna United Church

$400,000 for road rehabilitation.

Advance tickets $20; Cash @ the door $25 Call Kathleen 403-882-3935 or Marilyn 882-2564 Also online: orphanwisdom.com (under events, click Castor event & purchase your tickets there)

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Coronation Library

Meet the Author Event!

Friday June 12th 1-4 pm

Come and meet the locally born and raised author of What Did You Say? A humorous and inspirational memoir by Douglas (Hugh) Gillard of his struggles growing up with a cleft lip and palate and overcoming the challenges of ‘being different”. Mr. Gillard retired having been President of three companies.

All event sales proceeds are being donated to the library!

Author website: www.hughgillard.com

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No municipal tax increase for Coronation residents Beth Causley

ECA Review Reporter Coronation residents will not have their municipal taxes increased but they still might see a rise in their tax bill due to increased assessments, council heard at their regular meeting on May 25.

Coronation council amended the proposed Operating and Capital budget for 2015 at their special May 20 meeting by deleting the purchase of a 3-ton truck that will save the town $30,000 to $45,000.

They also increased the capital budget for rehabilitation of the campground road from $20,000 to $26,000 and changed the MSI Operating allocations.

The budget was approved at the May 20 meeting which allowed Chief Administration Officer (CAO) Sandra Kulyk to present the tax rate bylaw at the May 25 meeting.

The town had estimated municipal expenditures and transfers in the budget at $3,627,527.47 and estimated municipal revenues and transfers from all sources other than taxation estimated at $2,145,168.82 and the balance of $1,488,562 to be raised by general municipal tax.

Three per cent tax increase for Stettler

Protecting local businesses them to park in that spot during the event. grocery store and proceeded to sell goods The business licence bylaw (2015-635) The amendment was made, according in direct competition of the grocery store. was amended to include the definition of a to Kulyk as the town has been dealing Fines for false alarms ‘private contractor’ and provisions for with issues relating to interpretation of As the Town of Coronation Fire parking of mobile concessions and passed. the Business Licence Bylaw and said that Department has been experiencing a The definition of a private contractor is the bylaw officer had no bylaw to quote in number of false alarm calls they have set now defined in the bylaw as “a person a recent event in Coronation where a fish fines for false fire calls. The false calls hired on an ongoing basis, or for a specitruck parked directly across from a have been generated autofied term to do work for matically by security alarms another but who is not Where Does My Tax Dollar Go? that automatically route a an employee or agent of Lions Rec Centre 1.34% Golf Course 1.62% Curling Rink 2.61% call to the fire department. that person.”

Parks & Sportsgrounds 0.18% The fine for a first false call Mobile concessions, Alberta Education 10.77% Swimming Pool 2.32% is a written warning. For the food trucks or fruit Arena 3.48% Paintearth Lodge 1.66% second it is $100, the third stands shall not be Recreation Administration 2.67% $200 and subsequent calls are allowed to park on Council/Legislative 3.62% Land & Development 1.12% $300.

Town streets. They Seasonal 3.71% shall only be allowed Assisted Living 0.35% Physician’s visit on private property CDSS 0.37% A married couple, both with the written conPublic Transit 0.25% physicians, from Barberton, sent of the owner, or in South Africa will be visiting parking lots of townAdministration 21.58% Airport 0.85% the town on June 3 and 4 with owned facilities as the Physician Recruitment authorized by the Board. licensing officer.

Dr. Ching-Wen (Jacky) Kulyk explained that Wang and Dr. Christel Van if there was a special Roads 25.79% Fire Department 1.16% Velden (Wang) will only be in event going on in the the community for two days town that would occupy Physician Recruitment 2.37% and will also tour Provost the spot the vendor has, Protective Services 0.58% Public Works 11.59% and Three Hills on their trip. the town will not allow

Debra Johnston

ECA Review Reporter Stettler Mayor Dick Richards described the 2015 Operating Budget as “a fairly substantial budget” but also “a very responsible budget” that council passed at the May 19 council meeting.

Richards stated that the $17,221,863 budget is definitely more of a need to do and not a want to do budget in reference to projects planned for the year.

Stettlerites will see a three per cent municipal tax increase for both residential and non-residential properties following council’s approval of Tax Bylaw 2064-15. The interim budget had previously predicted an increase.

Assessments are also up slightly in 2015. Residential properties on average went up 2.09 per cent while non-residential properties increased 1.47 per cent.

New play space

A new playground is set for construction at West Stettler Park.

Kinette Club representative Allison Baird presented council with an update on the progress of the park.

To date, the Kinettes have raised $186,000 towards the $215,000 cost of the playground construction. The Kinettes are hoping the remaining funds will come from a Community Facility Enhancement Program grant.

The town has agreed to contribute labour and machinery to excavate the 3,160 square foot space for the playground site.

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Skatepark gets lit up

The Stettler Skatepark will be open for business longer in the evenings once lighting is installed at the park.

Stettler Skatepark Association will pay for the cost of two solar lights at $3,090 each and the town will install them.

The lights will remain on a trial basis with the town having the option to remove them at the town’s discretion. In that case, the town will buy out the lights and move them to another suitable location.

Tender awarded

J. Branco and Sons was awarded the tender to replace sidewalks and concrete on the west side of 54 Street from 48 to 50 Avenue. The tender of $233,084.70 was the lesser of two submitted. The capital budget had approved up to $255,000 for the projects.

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Coronation Assisted Living and Continuing Care hosted a tea on May 22 to celebrate the arrival of a new 14 passenger Handibus for the town and to thank the Handibus Society and donors. From the left, back row: Brian Bunbury, Dan Rochelle, Progressive Waste rep., Averil Benson, Barbie Berg, John Rush, Heather Craigie and Lavera Goodeye. Front row: Page Cole, Program-value-ad.indd Maxine Schmidt and Bertha Thornton.

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Hanna firefighters receive medals

By Kim Neill, Chief Administration Officer, Town of Hanna The Town of Hanna is pleased to congratulate 12 of Hanna’s Volunteer Firefighters who were recipients of the Alberta Emergency Services Medal and Certificate on May 22, 2015.

The Alberta Emergency Services Medal and Certificate is awarded to recognize the contribution to our community of the Hanna Volunteer Fire Fighters, specifically members who have reached a milestone with the Department.

These members are receiving the Alberta Emergency Services medal for giving 12 or more years of service.

To be eligible, personnel must have been serving on or after January 1, 2000 in a sector of the Alberta emergency management system.

Recipients of the awards were: Deputy Fire Chief Brent Olesen, Fire Fighter Rhys Bevan, Lieutenant Kevin Burgemeister, Fire Fighter Adrian Mohl, Lieutenant Glen Durand, Fire Fighter Lindsay Gall, Lieutenant Tina Mohl, Fire Fighter Jill Olesen, Lieutenant Rob Palmer, Fire Fighter Candice Gordon, Fire Fighter Murray Orr and Fire Fighter Kelly Peterson.

“Each one of these fire fighters have exemplified the qualities of good service, loyalty and conduct. They have dedicated untold hours to the Fire Service in Hanna and area; giving up their weekends to take training, evenings for practices or equipment checks and responding to the fire pager whenever needed.” Said Mayor Warwick, during his congratulatory speech.

“The Town of Hanna is proud of their

Big Valley mayor steps down Debra Johnston

ECA Review Reporter According to CAO Michelle White, Big Valley Mayor Gail Knudson has stepped down as mayor and councillor.

At this time, it is unclear whether the resignation was effective immediately or if Knudson will formally resign at the May 28 council meeting. Both Knudson and White were contacted by phone for further clarification and comment but did not respond prior to press time.

In a prior conversation with White, when asked whether Knudson’s decision had anything to do with the recent arguments over replica guns, White responded that she thought it was more that Knudson just had enough after seven years of public service.

The resignation triggers a by-election which, according to White, will likely not be an acclamation as there are a number of interested parties.

accomplishments and pleased to know that the province of Alberta recognizes their years of loyal service to the people of Alberta.”

The evening began with a meal followed by congratulatory speeches and medal presentations.

“Whether they serve as

Deputy Chief, Lieutenant, or Fire Fighter and whether they have served for 12 years or 25 years, their conduct when representing the Town of Hanna Fire Department has always been of the highest standard,” said Hanna Fire Chief, David Mohl.

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SATURDAY, JUNE 6/15 - 10 AM PICTURES ON WEBSITE TRACTORS

TERMS: CASH, CHEQUE, DEBIT, VISA, M/C ANTIQUE FARM EQUIPMENT Horse Drawn Items - (R) = Restored

●Russell road grader.●Stubble burner(Rare) ●JD 7730 tractor w/ JD 746 self leveling FEL w/ ●Wooden spoked stud cart. (R) grapple & 8’ bucket, 2007, MFWD, 2,656 hours, ●JD 1 way plow.(R)●JD 1 & 2 bottom plows. joystick, LHR, 190 hp., 152 pto. hp., 3 hyd’s, 20.8 ●JD #272 plow.●JD #623 2 bottom plow. (R) X 38 tires, rear weights, power quad, 540/1000 ●(2)-JD #352 1 bottom plows (1 slat gumbo.) pto., CAHR, 1 owner, excellent condition. ●Oliver 3 bottom plow.●2 & 6 Bottom plows. ●JD #2 & #4 sickle mowers. (R) ●JD manure spreader.●JD potato planter.

LUNCH AVAILABLE FARM EQUIPMENT

●Schulte 8.5 yard earth mover / scraper. ●John Deere 780 t/a manure spreader, upper & lower beaters, hydraulic push, 1000 pto. ●Summers 40 ft. harrow bar w/ 4 bar harrows. ●JD 9350 hoe drills, 20 ft. w/ transport. ●16 Ft. drag harrows & drawbar. ●Versatile 44 ft., 8”, pto. driven grain auger. ●JD 8 ft. land leveler.●JD 12 ft. cultivator. ●JD 10’ rolabar hay rake. ●JD hay crimper. ●JD fertilizer /grass spreader.●Harrow drawbar. ●Full size ½ ton slide-in stock trailer w/ stand. ●Renn postpounder on Ezee-On loader frame. ●4 Wheel side delivery hay rake. ●Tox-O-Wik grain dryer. ●10 Ft. root rake.

MISCELLANEOUS

●(2)-JD corn cultivators. (1-R) ●JD #463 corn planter.●Corn stalk shredder. ●Acme leveling harrow.●Harrow cart. ●JD 7720 tractor, 2004, 2WD, 2,932 hours, LHR, ●(2)-JD binders.●JD disc.(R)●7’ & 8’ discers.

140 hp., 3 hyd’s, 20.8 X 38 tires, front weights, Non Horse Drawn Items - (R) = Restored power quad, 540/1000 pto., 1 owner, exc. cond. ●JD rock wagon. (R)●JD paddle elevator.(R) ●John Deere 2020 tractor, 1966, gas, 54 hp. ●JD 3 bottom plow.(R)●JD 16’ dump rake.(R) ●JD “Unstyled D” on steel, 1938, not running. ●JD pony d.d. press drill w/ furrow opener. ●McCormick Deering tractor on steel, seized. ●JD potato digger. ●JD manure spreader. ●Cockshutt 30 tractor, seized. ●JD side delivery hay rake.●JD corn planter.

TRAILERS & VEHICLES ●JD threshing machine.●JD rod weeder. ●(2) - JD hammermills.●JD feed mill. ●(2) - JD 10’ cultivators.●JD 10’ double disc. ●JD parallel & diamond harrows. ●JD 1, 2, 3, & 4 bottom plows.●JD disc plow. ●2002 Norbert 20’L X 7½’W t/a gooseneck stock ●JD flail silage cutter. ●JD power binder. ●JD 7’ mower. ●JD 15 ft. 1 way discer. trailer, 2 dividers, new tires, steel floor. ●JD “AR” steel wheels w/ extensions. ●1994 Norbert 24 ft. t/a gooseneck flatdeck ●(2) - 5’ Tumblebug / earth movers. trailer, new 14 ply tires, hauls 13 round bales. ●(2) - Allis Chalmers roto balers. ●16 Ft. grain truck box on trailer w/ hoist. ●2001 Ford F-350 1 ton ext. cab long box truck, ●Minneapolis Moline hay loader. (complete) ●Coutts & McLeod belt driven grain grinders.

150,000km., auto., A/C, tilt, cruise, 2WD. ●1984 Lincoln Signature town car, loaded, 4 dr., ●1 Bottom ox plow. ●Steel wheel end drill.

112,530 km., sunroof. ●1987 Ford ½ ton truck. ●(5) - Dump rakes.●(2) - 6 Ft. packers. ●6 Ft. tiller on steel w/ seed box.

3 PT. HITCH ATTACHMENTS ●Cockshutt #4 10ft. side delivery hay rake. ●JD ripper.●JD 10’ cultivator. ●2 Bottom plow. ●Walk behind potato hiller.●8’ cultivator. ●JD 5’finishing mower.●Fertilizer / grass seeder. ●Binder & horse mower trucks.

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OBITUARIES

Dedicated member of Oil Wives and Legion Lucille Shirley Hansen was born September 24, 1932 in Berwyn, Ab. She was the third child of four born to Chester and Edna Ricker (nee Showman). Lucille passed away peacefully on May 11, 2015 at the Coronation Hospital & Health Care Centre at the age of 82 years.

On October 20, 1950 Lucille married Donald Alderdice of Hardisty, Ab. at the age of 18. They had two sons, Lorne, born March 13, 1953 and Hansen Brian, born June 2, 1958.

Lucille was always a very hard worker; she helped with many of the farm chores. She also worked

for neighbouring farmers cooking meals and baking pies for their hired hands.

Lucille, Donald and the boys did move to Penticton, B.C where Donald worked for Lucille’s brother for approximately one and a half years. Lucille and Donald then moved back into Hardisty where Lucille worked in the hospital cooking in the kitchen and at other jobs as well.

Lucille later relocated to the Coronation area where she met and eventually married Soren Hansen on September 24, 1976. They had a very successful tank truck business (Hansen’s Trucking) hauling crude oil contracted under Gibson’s Petroleum

in Hardisty.

Lucille dispatched for a while out of their home but eventually went to work in various places in Coronation. She worked for Coronation Farm Equipment, Co-op, Dobson’s Jewellery, Pearl’s and Parker’s Variety Store.

Lucille was a dedicated member of the Royal Canadian Legion for many years in Coronation. When the Legion disbanded in town years ago, she later joined the Stettler Legion. Lucille was also a very active member for many years for the Association of Oil Wives Clubs - Coronation.

Lucille was diagnosed with Dementia last summer which forced her to move to Assisted Living September 3, 2014. She made new friends and reunited

Museum became her passion Wilda Vesta Gibbon joined her beloved Earl on May 14, 2015, age 89, at the Stettler Hospital surrounded by her children and grandchildren.

Wilda was born August 18, 1925, the third of the five children of William and Vesta Schreiber who farmed south of Stettler. Wilda was inspired to be a Gibbon teacher, entering Normal School at 16 years of age with her first teaching assignment in northern Alberta. She later taught at Union Hall, Nevis and Erskine schools and many learned “See Dick run, see Jane run” from Wilda. It was with determined resolve and sacrifice that she attended summer school and night school and was awarded her B.Ed in 1975.

On September 15, 1944, she married RCAF airman Earl Gibbon and they purchased a farm south of Nevis. To this union was born the twins, Bob and Bill (1947) and Brenda (1961).

Wilda opened her home as a sanctuary for many children and provided love, guidance and tutelage to many.

Wilda and Earl sold the Nevis farm and moved to Stettler in 1972.

After teaching for 36 years Wilda retired in 1980 and together she and Earl went fishing the lakes of Alberta and visiting relatives in Canada and the United States.

They spent 15 winters in Yuma, Arizona, making many new friends and enjoying new adventures.

The Stettler Museum became her new passion in life. She accepted

the mantle of Curator and Historian and helped expand and organize the museum and was still working on history notes while in hospital.

Wilda is predeceased by her husband Earl (2005) and her siblings Gladys (Anderson), Irene (Woodfin) and Charlie Schreiber. She is survived by her sister Jean Brown (Jim), sons Bob of Nevis, Bill in Vancouver, Wa., daughter Brenda Johnson (Ken) of Acme Ab., grandchildren Amber (Zach) of Ashland, Or.,

Sheena (Dave), Vancouver, BC, and Tim Johnson (Natasha), Calgary Ab. and great grandchildren, Esme and Cedar Barnes of Ashland Oregon.

In her passing, Wilda leaves to mourn many relatives, nephews, nieces and friends.

Funeral services will be held at the Stettler United Church on Monday, June 1, 2015 at 3 pm.

The family asks that memorial donations go to the Stettler Town and County Museum 403-742-4534 Stettler Funeral Home & Crematorium and Parkview Funeral Chapels is entrusted with care and arrangements 403-742-3422.

Dear Patients of the Coronation community Dr. Lynne McKenzie is pleased to announce she will be returning to her FULL-TIME practice August 4th, 2015.

Dr. Noelle O’Riordan continues to accept patients from the Coronation area.

We are confident we can continue to provide you, your family and the community with the best medical care possible.

We greatly appreciate the opportunity and privilege to work with you as your physician.

Sincerely, Dr. Lynne McKenzie & Dr. Noelle O’Riordan

with some old friends during her short eight month stay at Assisted Living.

Lucille is survived by her brother, Lyle Ricker, her son, Brian Alderdice (Dean Nikirk), daughter-in-law, Nola Alderdice, grandson’s, Brett Alderdice (Michel Morehouse), Brian Alderdice, granddaughter, Kelsey Alderdice (Allan Soule), two great grandchildren, Treyson and Karma Soule (twins) and numerous friends and family.

Lucille was predeceased by her father, Chester Ricker, step father, Bill Woodcock, mother, Edna Woodcock, brother, Ken Ricker, sister, Iris Ricker, son, Lorne Alderdice, daughter-inlaw, Charlene Alderdice, nephew, Craig Ricker, sister-inlaw, Jean Ricker, former husbands, Donald Alderdice and Soren Hansen and numerous friends and family.

A celebration of life was held at the Trinity United Church, Coronation, AB, on Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at 2 pm with the Rev. Susan Bowyer officiating.

The eulogy and special memories were shared by grandson Brett Alderdice.

Congregational hymns were ‘Amazing Grace’ and ‘In the Garden’ accompanied by pianist, Barbie Berg and organist, Margaret Evans.

A video presentation was played during the service.

Following the service family and friends gathered in the lower hall of the church for a time of visiting and reminiscing. A lovely lunch was prepared and served by the Coronation Funeral Lunch Committee.

As an expression of sympathy and in loving memory of Lucille, memorial contributions may be made to the Breast Cancer Foundation or to the Alzheimer Society.

Heather Caseley of Coronation Funeral Home has been entrusted with the care and funeral arrangements.

403.578.2928 Condolences can be sent to the family by visiting our website at www.coronationfuneralhome.ca.

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Opinion

Canada needs a plan B. Schimke ECA Review In his latest book, “The Carbon Bubble”, author Jeff Rubin reminds us of former Premier Peter Lougheed’s 2008 warning in a Globe and Mail article, “the United States would soon be coming after our water, and we need to prepare--the reality is that fresh water is more valuable than crude oil.” The next fight won’t be over oil pipelines, it will likely be over water pipelines and the question becomes, are Canadians ready?

California today is a state in water crisis. After a 40-year severe drought and another winter where snow packs were dismally lacking, California Gov. Jerry Brown has declared a state of emergency and mandated severe water restrictions.

comments were not made in jest, they were absolutely serious from Dalmia’s worldview perspective.

So the fight is on, food and fish or green lawns and clean driveways!

What does that mean to Canada?

The oil industry in Alberta, when under attack for using fresh water for fracking and other oil-related operations, have always argued that they use only a fraction of fresh water in comparison to what agriculture uses.

All of which is true, but again what is more important food or oil? Certainly oil provides the higher paid jobs, but the inherent value of food can’t easily be discounted.

The U.S. fight for water will spill over into Canada because no one wants to be told to use less water. So the only other alternative is to go get more water and where better to do that than Canada. Canada has 20 per The U.S. fight for water cent of the total fresh water in the world when glaciers, underground will spill over into Canada aquifers and ice fields are included. number drops to seven per cent because no one wants to be That when only renewable fresh water replenished by rain and snow is used. told to use less water.

As Rubin notes in his book, we’ve got water but most of our water flows the wrong way, north not south. The But California is not the only state North and South Saskatchewan, Bow, in trouble. The U.S. Government Accountability Office in 2013 reported Oldman River, Athabasca and Peace rivers all drain eventually into the that many states, 40 out of 50, have at least one region that’s expected to face Hudson Bay and Arctic Ocean.

Canada is also very dependent on some kind of water shortage in the crops grown in California as is most of next 10 years. Montana, Maryland, the continent. California supplies 80 Colorado, Nevada and Arizona are per cent of North America’s fresh vegalso gearing up for serious water etables during the winter and many shortages. products, almonds, oranges and other The battles for water have just high-intensive-water-use crops adorn begun. It will come down to environour tables year round because of ment/agriculture versus urban and California. the wealthy versus the less well off.

Water shortages are becoming a Shikha Dalmia, senior policy anareality and even if we are deniers that lyst for the Reason Foundation, a right-wing think tank advocating free CO2 emissions are the reason for global warming, there is no denying markets, wrote a column in the that increased populations, changing Washington Examiner arguing diets, more violent and frequent California’s water problem would be weather events and water shortages solved by privatizing water. When are a reality. water is scarce, prices would go up Canada needs a plan. and consumption would decrease.

Dalmia argues California has water Should we sell water to the United shortages because there are two States? What are the consequences if favoured groups, the environmentalwe sell our water to the highest bidder? ists and farmers.

Is profit the only consideration or does “Even though agricultural output in it becomes an ethical decision as well?

California accounts for only two per What are the benefits and disadvancent of the state’s GDP, they get 80 per tages of capturing water in the north cent of the water and virtually free,” and piping it south? Should water wrote Dalmia. sales be market-driven? Does it matter The passion Dalmia has for the free that we sustain fish and animal habmarket model went one step further itat? Should food costs continue to be when she opined, “Homeowners are subsidized indirectly through low-cost banned from hosing down driveways water to agricultural operations? or cars, and some violators face fines The conversation is multi-faceted, of up to $500 per day. The rich folks in controversial and long overdue.

Beverly Hills, Newport Beach, Palos Premier Rachel Notley would be well Verdes and other parts of Southern advised to get serious about this file California are being targeted particu- before the Americans come knocking larly fiercely by Gov. Brown.” These in earnest!

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Looking for family

Dear Editor, I am looking for family in Canada related to Frederik Adolf Schleppegrel Hyltoft .

He was born July 25, 1895 in Randers, Denmark and died November 14, 1989 Randers, Denmark.

I know he arrived in Canada in March 1926 and was back in Denmark but travelled back to Canada in June 1934 and crossed the border at Buffalo, New York on October 19, 1934.

March 1935 he was back in Denmark, where he stayed until his death.

I want to know if he was married in Canada, if he was divorced, if he had

children. I am told that he had a daughter.

(Names and dates?).

I have a photo taken in Canada with Frederik Hyltoft, a young woman and an elderly couple.

His address on February 22, 1935 was Coronation, Alberta, Canada.

Any information would be received with thanks.

Yours sincerely, Mortensen Skovvej 24 DK 9330 Dronninglund, Denmark email: skovvej.drl@gmail.com Phone: DK+98841958

Interesting articles of all kinds Dear Review staff, Enclosed please find my cheque for renewal of your paper. I still enjoy keeping up with news of community areas, especially Brownfield and Coronation, my home town.

Catching up on news of friends of long

ago is always the main area of interest when the ECA Review is found in my mailbox.

Thank you for the interesting articles of all kinds about central Alberta. Thank you very much.

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Comments from our web page County taxes three times higher than they should be I too am alarmed of the 10 per cent rise in County taxes. I question the statement that the average increase on agriculture land will be $25 per quarter, I find my increase will be $35.36 per quarter.

Taxes in the County of Paintearth are and have been extremely high when compared to Ponoka County.

I happen to own farmland in Ponoka County and taxes for 2015 have actually decreased.

The taxes on my highest quarter in Paintearth for 2015 will be $490.75.

Taxes on my highest assessed quarter in Ponoka County for 2015 are $222.28.

A few comparisons should be made at this time: • Market value: Paintearth land

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approximately $2000-2500 per acre; Ponoka land approximately $6000-7000 per acre.

• Distance to major provincial highway: Paintearth land 15 miles (Highway 12); Ponoka land one mile (Highway QE2) • Distance to major business and shopping: Paintearth land two hours (Red Deer); Ponoka land one hour (Edmonton) • Distance to major Airport: Paintearth land - 2.5 hours (Edmonton International); Ponoka land - 45 minutes (Edmonton International) • Productive value of land: Paintearth land has approximately half the productivity as the Ponoka land.

Using the above comparisons it is evident to me that County of Paintearth taxes are 2 - 3 times higher than they should be.

I agree the county has a spending

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Art exhibit at Coronation Library

Submitted Sweetened Condensed, Tiny Tales of Wit, Wisdom and Wonder is a new art exhibition that is on now at the Coronation Library.

The exhibition contains a series of illustrations and illustrated ceramics by Elizabeth Burritt based on a selection of one-line stories, each by a different writer.

The stories were solicited from friends and strangers with the promise that those who penned the selections for the final project

would receive prints of the illustrations in return for their efforts.

The project created unique collaborations between writers and artists who used blogs to track progress and to allow viewers to witness developments.

Elizabeth Burritt is an artist and designer whose practice includes ceramics, illustration, jewelry and graphic design.

Her illustration work is linebased and incorporates gouache, collage and digital mark-making

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while her ceramics are primarily unglazed porcelain pieces that feature decorations rendered in ceramic pigment and permanently high-fired onto the surfaces.

Burritt’s is originally from Ontario but now lives in Medicine Hat with her husband and two children.

The art exhibition is presented by the Alberta Foundation for the Arts Travelling Exhibition Program and will be at the Coronation Library until June 17.

OBITUARY

Awards for long, dedicated service

October 13, 1934 – May 20, 2015 Cecil was born to parents Marie and John Fehr in Hanna, Alberta. He attended school to Grade 7 when he quit, going to work on ranches in the area.

In the 1960’s while working on the oil rigs he was presented with Driller’s Safety Certificates; he even spent some time in Kuwait working on the rigs. In the late 1960’s Cecil moved to the Yukon and started a career with the Northern Canada Power Commission (NCPC). At this time he took heavy duty mechanics and stationary engine courses. He received long service awards for his dedicated service from 1967-1983 when he retired, but he was re-hired by the same company to work in Inuvik, NWT, which Fehr he did until 1993.

Cec was a long time member of the Royal Canadian Legion in North America’s northern most Branch; Inuvik, NWT Branch #220. He was also a member of the Elks for many years.

Cecil died peacefully in Heritage House, Stettler, Alberta.

Cecil was predeceased by his sister Carolyn in 1958; father Fohn in 1968; mother Marie in 1972; as well as former wife Josephine Hoffard Fehr. Cecil is survived by his loving family: son Kelly Botterill of Maple Ridge, British Columbia; daughter Maxine Netro Fehr of Whitehorse, Yukon; two granddaughters, one grandson, one great grandson, three brothers: Don of Wildwood, Ab., Les of Shelburne, Nova Scotia and Herb of Brooks, Ab.; four sisters: Marj Arnold of Courtney, BC, Ilene Wright of Bashaw, Ab., Bev Makarra (Bernie) of Calgary, Ab. and Anna Marie Luchies (George) of Brooks, Ab.; former wife Josephine Netro of Whitehorse, Yukon; other family mem-

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A celebration of Cecil’s life was held on Sunday, May 24, 2015 at the Royal Canadian Legion in Mirror, Ab. To send or view condolences to the family, please visit www. stettlerfuneralhome.com.

Donations in memory of Cec are gratefully accepted to the Alberta Cancer Foundation, care of Stettler Funeral Home & Crematorium, Box 1780, Stettler, Ab. T0C 2L0, 403-7423422, who were entrusted with the care and arrangements.

Overall wage increase Cont’d from Pg 1 Glazier at $32,960 and Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Tarolyn Peach at $168,238. It also listed salaries for each of the councillors, who all receive different amounts due to the number of events and meetings (per diem) that they attend.

The two councillors who voted against the bylaw on May 5 for the increase in taxes are the two councillors who earned the least amount of money last year with Blumhagen earning $13,900 and Dahmer $17,180.

Peach also clarified a three per cent wage increase over 2014 was budgeted for all staff taking her salary up to $173,285.

That works out to, not including Castor, Halkirk or Coronation, the 2011 census listed the population of Paintearth County as 2029 which would mean that each county resident is paying over $85 towards the CAO’s salary, before adding on the price of benefits.

She also stated that the designated officer (assessor) is budgeted at $130,000, which is a contracted position with two

private assessment companies.

Each respective contract had an increase in 2015; two per cent and 2.3 per cent as approved by council motion.

The contracts were tendered, reviewed and approved by Council.

In other observations from the budget, it was noted that Public Works salary and benefits for Shop and Administration is $1,056,798.

That number doesn’t include grader operators, seasonal workers, light equipment operator and gravel which is budgeted an additional $2,317,402 for salaries and benefits.

County Administration Office salaries and benefits is budgeted at $906,500 with an additional $13,000 for travel and sub.

The wages and benefits for the by-law officer, development officer, Ag field man, Burma Park attendant and a Utilities Officer for the water is only an estimate done by the Review at approximately $467,575. although those items were blacked out in the budget provided to the ECA Review.

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Submitted Zinger School of Dancing of Coronation, including the teachers Megan Anholt, Sandy Selzler and Jeannie Zinger, students, family and friends travelled on April 16 and 19 to Olds, Ab. to take part in the Sparkle Dance Festival.

Shine Showcase, a sparkle gala of the weekend’s top groups ended the weekend.

Sea Cruise, 5-6-7-8, Pirate Princesses, Spanish Strings, Masquerade and the production “Smile” performed by members of the Zinger School of Dancing were all chosen.

Top Choreography went to Megan Anholt. Solo Scholarship 12 years and under went to Kylie Walsh and she will attend Peacock summer intensive in Camrose.

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& Barbecue Tuesday June 2

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Short Presentations on the benefits of Fungicide:

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Cell: 780-753-8712 Home: 780-753-6934 County of Paintearth No. 18

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2015 PROPERTY TAX NOTICES Deadline for Payment: June 30, 2015 The County of Paintearth No. 18 has mailed the property tax notices for 2015. The deadline for payment of 2015 property taxes is June 30, 2015. Balances still owing after June 30, 2015 will be subject to a penalty of 5.0% and a further 10% penalty on all outstanding balances after September 30, 2015.

Payment can be made by cheque, cash, or debit at the County Administration Office located at #1 Crowfoot Crossing, Highway 12 and Twp Road 374, at the TD Canada Trust in Coronation, or the ATB Financial branches located in Halkirk, Castor, or Coronation.

Check our website for financial institutions set up to accept on-line payments. www. countypaintearth.ca Tarolyn Peach, CAO

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5:00 Priaxor on Canola - Push your canola to new heights 5:10 Twinline on Cereals - Why choosing TWINLINE fungicide makes sense 5:20 Caramba as a second pass - Plan to apply CARAMBA on cereals 5:30 Lance on Canola for Sclerotinia

All those that pre ordered fungicide, or those in attendance, will be entered into a draw for one jug of Twinline, Priaxor, Caramba and Lance. One winner per farm.

Please try to attend, and enjoy a meal , refreshments, and learn about BASF Fungicides and why they make sense, and why they will grow your bank account!

We look forward to seeing you!

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8 miles straight south of the Town of Castor, North of Hanna 30 minutes to TWP 364, west to RR 142, south 1 Mile.

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Appealing decision takes money

Dear Editor, Well I guess for me, it is over. The two lots in the very center of the village amid residential properties have been rezoned “industrial” against all the conditions listed in the village land use bylaw, and the conditions required by the Alberta Municipal Government Act, that point out why this should NOT have happened.

The issue was badly handled from the beginning and turned into a “political and emotional” issue, rather than the land use issue it was supposed to be.

Heisler now is the “Premier” village with what amounts to a scrap metal yard at the main intersection of the village.

The latest is that the owner of said “industrial” property has been issued a “discretionary” permit to occupy the land for it’s present use, a welding, fabricating, manufacturing business. I happen to be the “most affected” by this miscarriage of administration by an obviously biased council. I now have 14 days to appeal this “ development” permit...it is my right apparently.

However there is a catch....money. I am

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a pensioner with very little spare cash to spread around, but in the government’s wisdom, in order to start the appeal, I must put up a $300 fee. In other words, it is not a right to appeal, it is the right of someone with money, to appeal.

Now you may appreciate the fact that three factors that were supposed to protect me from the noise, visual polution and loss of property value along with my quality of life ( reasonable peace and quiet), have already failed to do their proper job. It is now down to me being required to pay for something that right-

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fully should never have occurred.

Since I am unable to finance the appeal, which I may lose anyway, I can look forward to constant, continuous noise which of course, makes life here rather unpleasant.

There are times the noise is so intense I have to close my windows to try and block it. This kind of operation does not belong in the middle of the village and especially 50 feet from residential property.

Welcome to Heisler....the Premier village....ha!!!!

Lorne Ingrey, Heisler resident

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uPcoMinG suMMER saLEs monday June 8 Farm aucTion

For dale & donna meier oF luseland sk 10:00 am Sale located 5km West of Luseland on 771, then 1/2km south

Tractors: 1981 835 Versatile 4WD.1984 Case 2294 .1983 Case 2090 C/W 100 Ezee-on Loader.1967 800 Volvo, C/W blade .8N Fordson, 3pt hitch Trucks:1974 750 Ford Cab over grain truck, 16ft steel box, air brakes, 1975 Dodge 600 grain truck 1965 GMC 950 flat deck, C/W bale rack.1989 Ford F-150 4x4.1964 Ford 2 ton, 1976 Datsun Pickup harvesting: 1983 Massey 860 SP combine, melroe pickup, 1982 Massey 860 SP combine, melroe pickup.1982 22ft Versatile 4400 Sp Swather, sliding table, gas motor.315 NewHolland square baler, shedded30ft MF 613 pto swather .Diamond Chaff Wagon.Chaff Blower machinery: 36ft Friggstad Air Seeder, C/W Flexi-Coil Vforce tank, 12 inch spacings, ground drive fan.80ft System 60 FlexiCoil sprayer, 800gl Tank, chem-handler, pto pump 29ft Morris CP6-25 Magnum cultivator, adjustbale hitch, tine harrows.40ft Nodet granular applicator, pto drive.50ft Smith Roles Harrow backer par, tine harrows, P20 packers, end tow.546 Rockomatic pto rock picker.36ft Morris Challenger cultivator Plus large selection of older equipment augers bins livestock equipment Tanks ShopTerry Reiber Consignment Contact1-306-372-4703 1978 IHC 914 White Top pto combine, shedded.28ft IHC Discers, (12&18) 25ft Melcam Deep Tillage Cultivator.60ft Versatile 580 sprayer 25ft MF 35 swather.Fork Type Rock Picker

Ashlynn Hiedecker and Meena Watson of Coronation learned how to work the HulaHoop at a class held by Big Hipster Hoops owner Amy Schwartz of Coronation on May 22.

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Contact - 306-372-7549

Thursday June 11 Farm aucTion ROY & JEAN JENSEN - Delburne

Farm Auction Saturday, June 13, 2015 – 11 a.m.

Located from Content Bridge on Hwy. #21, 3 miles west to Rg. Rd. 230 and 1/2 mile north On-site Lunch by Tammy’s Catering Owner phone - 403-749-2951 See you sale day!

VEHICLES

TRACTORS

• 2006 Ford F150 ext. cab 4x4 c/w box liner, 5.4 L engine, 187,000 kms, nice condition.

• David Brown 995 tractor - 1975, 2 wd c/w 3 pt., loader, bucket, 6447 hours.

HOLIDAY TRAILERS

• Terry 24’ bumper pull trailer c/w awning, air, bunks, full bath, fully equipped.

For WaWedash Farms lTd (Wayne & Wendy hislop, brad & shannon kuzmiski) alsask,sask aT 10:00am Sale located- 2 miles North of the jct of hwy 7 and 44 Tractors: 2002 JD 8120 FWA, c/w 843 FEL, 4929 hours.1992 JD 4255 FWA, 15 speed powershift, c/w 265 FEL 1983 JD 4250 15 speed powershift, 1982 JD 4640 1981 JD 4640 55 Deutz, 1964 JD 4020, no cab, shedded, running when parked harvesting and haying: 1994 JD 9400 SP Combine, 914 pickup header, 1596 separator hours.30ft JD 930 Header, 2000 Prairie Star MacDon 4940 SP swather, 25ft sliding table, pickup reels, 2679 hours.1996 JD 535 Round baler.10 wheel Hay Saver rake.12 bale Inland Hayliner 2000 bale hauler, livestock equipment: 410 Cattlelac mix wagon,Bale King Vortex 880 bale process. Silage bunks. bale feedersgrain troughs.18 inch McCoy Renn pto roller mill, 2- Solar water pumpsPortable Creep feeders, 50, 80, 100, 175 bushel Trucks:1978 Ford 800 Tandem Tag, 24ft Steel box .2003 Dodge Ram 3500 dualy, Diesel, 4wd, c/w steel deck and 578 Deweze bale handler, 1992 Dodge 350 Diesel, 4wd, flatdeck .1984 Chev 3500, 4wd, 10ft deck, winch, c/w side mounted Wheatheart high and heavy hitter post pounder .1997 Dodge Ram Some Vehicles are registered in Alberta.

Yard:1978 JD 1030 yard tractor, diesel, 3pt hitch, c/w 6ft belly mower.LA130 JD riding mower, machinery: 39ft CaseIH 5600 cultivator.29ft CCIL cultivator. 36ft MF 360 discers,Wade rock hook Trailers: 1995 Dex Unlimited 22ft TA aluminium, goose neck, stock trailer, 1995 22ft SWS,TA flatdeck, 5th wheel trailer, 16ft TA Car hauler,16ft Keen TA stock trailer, Cattle Handling:Hyd Tippping Table.Sure-weigh cattle scale, calf cradle.Hi-Qual portable loading chute, Texas gates. portable wind breaks.Assorted Gates.Approx. 200 Assorted 10&12ft Panels .5- 30ft free standing panels. Cattle Chute .Trimming Chute,Large selection of Cattle Equipment auGers Bins RV:2013 Polaris 800 Ranger,Polaris 500 Sportsman quad, Polaris 500 Sportsman Polaris 400 Explorer quad, Antique Tractors and Equipment: 256 Case crawler loader .1949 JD A , 1950 JD D .1950 JD D. AR JD unstyled, on steelTractors complete -not running

Contact - Wayne 306-463-8166

Thursday June 18 Farm aucTion

• Case 1570 2 wd tractor c/w front wts, 20.8 x 38 duals, p.s., 7755 hours, S/N 8806459.

• 2000 Ford F150 XL shortbox pick-up c/w automatic, split bench.

COMBINES & HARVEST

• Bigfoot 14’ holiday trailer.

MACHINERY

• 2001 Chrysler Concorde LXI 4 door sedan.

• JD 800 - 15’ s.p. swather c/w 15’ bat and p.u. reels, S/N 171028.

• 1977 IHC 1800 Loadstar 3 ton c/w Nordic hoist, gas, hyd. plumbed, 5x2 transmission, VIN D0532HCA15059.

• 1968 GMC 950 3 ton c/w excellent 14’ steel box, hoist, 5x2 transmission, VIN C955381119429.

HORSE TACK

• NH 1500 s.p. combine c/w 3208 Cat diesel, 960 pickup, shedded • NH 1500 s.p. combine, gas, parts only • Brandt 7” x 45’ p.t.o. auger • Allied 7” auger and motor - parts.

HAYING • McKee 1578 round baler, soft core, shedded, S/N 2072 • NH 479 - 9’ haybine, S/N 305663 • Rolin 10’ x 20’ flatbed bale wagon, c/w tandem axle, tilt deck, folding sides • Westward 3 pt 2 wheel rake • 4 wheel hay rake • ReCon 2 pull type hay crimper.

HOUSEHOLD

• 5 good stock saddles • Kid’s saddle • Antique saddle • Horse drawn grain box on rubber tired wagon • Misc. bridles • Halters • Stock grooming • 4’ x 8’ pool table • Lawn and patio furniture • Some household furniture and miscellaneous. blower • Round bale feeder.

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FARM TRUCKS

• JD H1120 - 20’ tandem disc c/w 3 wings.

• Morris Magnum II - 20’ model CP 719 d.t. cultivator c/w mtd 3 bar • Morris Challenger L320 vibra shank with Gandy boxes • 2 x 14’ IHC 7200 hoe press drills c/w mover, seed and fertilizer boxes • Degelman fork type rock picker • JD custom built large rock picker c/w hyd. fork, high wheels • Kirchner ditcher • Lode King slipin 2 tank drill fill • Crazy harrows and cart - as is • 1200 gal. plastic water tote tank.

TOOLS & MISCELLANEOUS • Weed Eater 14.5 h.p. ride-on tractor • Drill press • Forney electric welder • Welding table • Wrench sets • Bench grinder • Full line shop tools • Husqvarna weed eater • Sets of 17” and 16” snow tires • Garden tools.

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 Brad - 780-679-5500 Terry - 403-318-5873

email: sam1990@telusplanet.net website: www.stettlerauction.ab.ca www.globalauctionguide.com

Auctioneers:

Allen McMillan Terry Silbernagel

Tractors: 1992 CaseIH 9280 4WD, 12 speed, 2500 hours on complete engine rebuild, rear end and transmission updates, plumbed for outback guidance, 8991 hours, one owner 1993 CaseIH 7120 FWA, 18 speed powershift, plumbed for outback guidance, 6027 hours.1980 Case 2290, Blade 16ft Degelman 6600, 4 way blade, quick attach, c/w brackets for 9280 CaseIH harvesting equipment: 1988 CaseIH 1680 SP combine, IHC motor, AFX rotor, Howard concaves, c/w 1015 header and victory super 8 pickup.36ft HoneyBee straight cut draper header, fore and aft, hart carter pick up reel Trucks and vehicles: 1995 Freightliner TA Grain Truck, 10 speed, M11e cummins, 19ft Cancade steel box rollover tarp, electric tail gate, rear and remote controls 898469kms, c/w seed tender 40/60 split .2000 Ford F150, 1994 Ford Explorer 4x4, 4 door, rear end disconnect for towing,1982 Chev 30 dually, 4x4 service truck machinery: 57ft Flexi-coil 5000 air drill, double shoot towers, granular applicator, single shoot Flexi-coil openers, 425lb trips, C/W Flexi-coil 2320 air tank and 320 granular tank has extra rolls, rear hitch.96ft Flexi-coil 62 Sprayer, 800gl .50ft Morris Harrow bar, tine harrows.47ft Friggstad Cultivator (grey), c/w tine harrows.546 Rockomatic rock picker, pto drive augers: Guidance:360 Outback mapping, 2 -S-2 outback lightbars.CdriveTC automatic steering control bins and aeration yard: 325 JD Riding mower, hyd lift, hyrdro transmission, 48” deck, 17hp Kawasaki.Scotts (made by JD) riding mower, 25hp, 54” deck.620 Farm king, trailer type rotary mower misc. shop consignment By Melvin Schmalzbauer Contact 306-460-7601-1995 Timpte 40ft TA aluminum grain trailer, rollover tarp, spring ride, 11r 24.5 tires, safety valid till August 2015 .3- 4700 Bushel Sakundiak hopper bins, on triple skid

Contact - Home 306-968-2481 Cell 306-460-9023 THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING, FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT OUR

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Big Valley girl wins junior teen title Submitted Tennille Day Chief, a local girl from Big Valley, is on her way to the National Canadian Girl, Teen & Miss Pageants (NCGTM) in Vancouver in July after receiving the title of National Canadian Junior Teen Central Alberta.

The focus of NCGTM is building selfesteem, self confidence and the importance of being involved in your community and charities, amongst other

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things. Any girl who lives in Canada between the ages of birth to 35 years of age is welcome to compete. Any size, shape, ethnicity, ability, etc.. is welcome here.

The all natural pageant is judged on personality, ability to speak in public, and is not a ‘Beauty Pageant’. Girls may compete in their own province at preliminary pageants and at provincial finals. Girls will then compete at the national level in Vancouver, BC, in July of each year.

Day Chief’s journey is far from over as she has been raising money for the Stollery Children’s Hospital in Edmonton and selling ads to local businesses in the area, wishing her good luck.

Anyone who would like to purchase an ad may do so by visiting her facebook page . This is Tenille’s first year competing in pageants and she says it has helped her grow in the areas of self confidence, poise, public speaking and so much more. Her platform includes having self respect for yourself, always believing in your self and to never give up.

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Tenille Day Chief is crowned as winner of the Junior Teen Central Alberta in the Canadian Girl, Teen & Miss Pageant in Calgary on May 9.

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Ben Doolaege and Jillian Schaffner gave the welcoming speech to the 2015 graduating class of Gus Wetter School and their guests at Prom ceremonies at the school on May 23.

In the speech the pair welcomed those in attendance and said that it had taken the group 12 years and three different schools coming together to reach graduating.

“After surviving three years of Mr. Faber’s many family stories, Ms. T’s 12 minute runs, Mr. Muhlbeier’s mounds of homework, and Mrs. Coupland’s utter enjoyment of quizzes, we have finally reached the end,” said Doolaege.

Jacey Gamroth and Clinton Schulmeister gave the farewell speech where they thanked their parents calling them the most influential aspects of their lives, who had done so much for them.

“We appreciate all the hard work and dedication you have put into us from being our first teachers to ensuring we do our homework every night through

grade school. Taking us to countless practices and being our loudest fans at every home game.

All of your involvement in our lives has shaped us to the bright students you see upon this stage,” the pair said.

They went on to thank their teachers, who had guided them through 13 years from kindergarten to grade 12 and said that the students appreciated the teachers commitment to the students futures.

Lastly they thanked the communities of Castor, Halkirk and Alliance for “raising us up in a safe and welcoming place we will remember forever. Without your gracious support this prom would not have been possible.”

They went on to speak about each student in turn, including memories that either Gamroth or Schulmeister had of the student.

The guest speaker Madam Justice Charlene Anderson graduated Gus Wetter in 1979 and spoke to the students about the many and varied jobs she had.

“If you don’t know what you want to do, that is okay,” she said, “but continue on in your

education.

Take broad and diverse classes and it will take you where you want to be.”

She encouraged the students to stay passionate about what they studied and to give back to the community they came from, and those in need.

“Make your mind a nice place to spend your spare time,” was her ending advice to the class.

A slide presentation was shown which had a variety of photographs of each student from a young age and helped to tell the story of who they were.

Ben Doolaege and Jillian Schaffner ended the speeches portion of the night by thanking everyone who was involved in making the night happen and the guest speaker, Charlene Anderson.

“And last but not least, we thank our parents for everything they have done for us and for helping us every step of the way. We hope everyone here has a great night, so thank you for joining us this evening,” Doolaege said.

The grand march and dance preceded the speeches.

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As one chapter of your life closes and another opens, I offer my sincere congratulations and best wishes to all Castor & Coronation graduates.

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Your hard work has paid off, and we’re proud of all you’ve accomplished.

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Break, enter and thefts plentiful Coronation RCMP responded to two break and enters, one at an oil exploration site near Highway 599 north of Castor in the early morning of May 24 and a second one at Brigley’s Race Trac Gas. Suspect(s) broke into a fenced compound and stole several items, including a red 2004 Honda 4-wheel all terrain vehicle, a flat deck trailer for the ATV, a handheld Honda generator, and a Raytech heat gun. The Honda 4-wheeler has an Alberta licence plate of PP947 and a serial number of 478TE226444502951.

Also three separate thefts from oil exploration sites in the County of Paintearth believed to have occurred on or about the April 30.

A metal farm gate was stolen from a site north of Throne, two 12-volt “D-Cycle” batteries were stolen from a site north of Castor, and two 12-volt “D-Cycle” batteries and a solar panel were stolen from a site north of Halkirk.

At Brigley’s Gas Station in Coronation suspects used a vehicle to smash into the front door of the gas station. A male suspect entered the store and stole various confectionary items of an undetermined value.

The vehicle involved is believed to be an extended cab white Ford truck, likely with damage to the rear bumper and tailgate.

Consort RCMP are investigating two recent break and enters to the Nose Hills Hall located North of Veteran, just off Highway 884.

The first break and enter occurred between April 29 and May 5 with the second occurring between May 10 and May 17.

Speeding violation

Coronation RCMP were conducting enhanced traffic enforcement Castor area on May 21. Several violation tickets were distributed to drivers for various infractions, including speeding violations, stop sign violations, and illegal vehicle equipment.

One driver was stopped after driving 169 km/h in a 100 km/h zone while travelling on Highway 36.

The 16 year-old driver from Forestburg was charged with exceeding the speed limit and will be appearing in Coronation Provincial Court on August 14.

Damage to wind turbine

On May 15, workers discovered damage to one of the wind turbines near Halkirk, including one of the blades on May 15.

The damage is believed to have been caused by a firearm sometime over the previous few months, and resulted in over $37,000 in repairs.

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A brown 2008 Dodge Ram 3500 was taken from Coutts street in Hughenden between 1 pm - 10:16 pm on May 14.

A green 2000 Oldsmobile Intrigue sedan was taken from the 5600 block of 53 street in Provost between May 4 and May 7.

The vehicle had been locked but a key was left inside the vehicle.

A truck was taken from a rural location south of Veteran sometime between 11 p.m. on May 18 and 9 a.m. on May 19.

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• Dwight Perry of the Seattle Times: “Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn are no longer an item.

So No. 1 on the list of Golf’s Famous Couples is once again Fred.”

• Brad Dickson of the Omaha WorldHerald: “The (Nebraska Cornhusker) football program backs a proposal to allow coaches to communicate with quarterbacks via a wireless system. Of course, this was pioneered by Oklahoma coaches talking to players during exams. ‘The correct answer is B.’ “

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Back for another season

by Jennifer Schetzsle The East Central Bulls are back at it for another season.

This year brings a couple of exciting changes.

We decided to make the jump to AAA marking the first ever AAA team based in our area.

We have an exciting new addition to the coaching staff, Ian Chevalier.

Ian, originally from Canmore, attended Prairie Baseball Academy last year in Lethbridge and previously spent three years in the Badlands program in Oyen.

Ian brings a fresh, energetic approach to the team and has already brought great value as the Bulls record sits at seven and four, including a silver medal at the Earlybird tournament in St. Albert.

Brendan Logan (Oyen) one of the Bulls starting pitchers and middle infielder, son of Cal and Tracy Logan.

Gavin Logan (Oyen) is the Bulls starting catcher and will

be relied upon to pitch as well.

He is the son of Barry and Erin Logan.

Carver Zimmer( Coronation) plays middle infield and is also a pitcher. Carver is son of Tim Zimmer and Dana Shaw.

Hayden Schetzsle (Veteran) plays the corner infield positions along with pitching. He is son of Graham and Jen Schetzsle.

Brandon Buxton (Amisk) plays centerfield and is a staring pitcher. He is the son of Jason and Jodi Buxton.

Second season players

Teryll Sherman (Forestburg) plays the corner infield positions and is also capable of playing in the outfield. He is the son of Fitz and Pam Sherman.

Nicholas Brigley (Coronation) plays a solid left field defense. Parents are Dale and Brenda Brigley.

Robbie Gilbertson (Coronation) pulls double duty

as a catcher along with second base. His parents are Shane and Angie Gilbertson.

Four new boys

Eric Johnstone (Veteran) plays second and third base and may see some time in the outfield. Eric is son of Randy and Debbie Johnstone.

Jarek Sopracolle (Consort) plays right field and is showing promise as a pitcher. Jarek is the son of Dave and Roxanne Sopracolle.

Mason Love-Hollman (Penhold) plays second base and outfield along with some pitching. He is the son to Terry Hollman and Lisa Love-Hollman.

Weston Graumann (Hanna) recently returning to baseball Weston is an outfielder excited to be back in the game. He is the son of Wyatt & Randene Graumann.

Upcoming games

The East Central Bulls will

be hosting four weekends in Veteran.

There will be a booth on site and admission is free.

There will be 50/50 draws daily. We would love to see you there.

South Jasper Place, coached by Saad Samuel, comes to Veteran for three games, May 30 and 31 at 3 pm and 6 pm and Sunday at 11 am.

Okotoks Dawgs Red June 6 and 7 at 2 pm and 5 pm and Sunday at 11am.

Okotoks Dawgs Black June 20 and 21 at 2 pm and 5 pm and Sunday at 11 am.

Edmonton Cardinals July 25 and 26 at 2 pm and 5 pm and Sunday at 11 am.

Thank you to our sponsors thus far; Royal Oak Safety (Stewart and Marj Twa), Roger’s Appliance Center, Dryland Cattle, Hanna Motor Products, Hanna Building Supplies and Terry and Linda Schetzsle.

• Headline at SportsPickle.com: “LeBron’s 10-yearold son drops 40 points on Celtics on ‘Take Your Kids to Work Day.’ ” • Eamon Lynch of golf.com, on the confrontation between Keegan Bradley and Miguel Angel Jiminez during the matchplay tournament at Harding Park in San Francisco: “…

Bradley’s bugeyed, in-your-face confrontation didn’t remotely intimidate Jimenez, who has probably smoked cigars bigger than Bradley.”

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• Greg Cote again, after the Dolphins brought in exPatriots RB Stevan Ridley for a looksee: “Stevan is best known for wishing his parents had spell-check.”

• Jon Heyman of CBSsports.com, on Twitter: “Tom Brady and Barry Bonds both went to Serra High in San Mateo (Calif.) Rumoor: School is strong in athletics, light on ethics classes.”

• Brad Dickson again, on the underwhelming Mayweather-Pacquiao fight: “It was sort of like the NFL draft, only with even more hugging.”

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Carey Price, the ‘Hart’ of the Habs Price has ties to Veteran, Alberta

by Bruce Penton The last National Hockey League goaltender to win the Hart Trophy as the league’s most valuable player was a Montreal Canadien — Jose Theodore in 2001-02. It was regarded as somewhat of a fluke, one of those lightning-in-a-bottle years, and within four years, Theodore was no longer a Hab. The next Canadien to win a Hart Trophy will be Carey Price, who — regardless of whether he wins the Stanley Cup or loses in the second Penton round of playoffs to Tampa Bay — will nonetheless be announced as the NHL’s Most Valuable Player when the glitzy awards night is held in Las Vegas June 24.

This one is no fluke. Barring serious injury or getting caught in a compromising setting with the daughter of the

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team president, Price will most likely be a Canadien until he retires, and his Hall of Fame bust will be proudly outfitted with the Bleu, Blanc et Rouge.

The Canadiens had a remarkable season, racking up 109 points to finish second overall in the Eastern Conference. Why? Because Price was right — night after night. The Habs had trouble scoring — their 221 goals tied Pittsburgh for fewest among the 16 playoff teams — so night after night they depended on the acrobatic goaltending heroics of Price, the B.C. boy, with ties to Veteran, Ab. where his late grandparents, Eugene (Joe) and Ruth Price lived.

Price, who suffered through a couple of lean early years with the Habs after being a first-round draft pick but is unquestionably the NHL’s best at his position today.

The 109 points Montreal garnered this year was their highest since 1988-89.

• Late-night funnyman Conan O’Brien of TNT:” A holistic doctor has developed a trick that can help you fall asleep in 60 seconds.

The doctor says all it takes is $99 and a Mayweather-Pacquiao rematch.”

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• Jimmy Kimmel of ABC late night: “I hope Deflategate is a good lesson for kids. If you cheat and don’t play fair, you will be the MVP of the Super Bowl and marry one of the most beautiful women on earth. Remember that.”

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• RJ Currie of sportsdeke.com: “Manitoba curler Mike McEwen and his wife Dawn are expecting a child this summer. Just a hunch: the baby won’t be named Jeff.”

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• Gene Collier of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: “110 pitchers were on the disabled list (last) Friday. Most had cranky shoulders and ouchy elbows awaiting a clinical go-or-no on Tommy John surgery, a procedure so common that it’ll soon be available at the drive-thru at Walgreen’s.”

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• Headline at TheOnion.com: “Raiders considering taking chance on prospect with zero off-field incidents.”

Price’s 44 wins were the most in the league. He had a spectacular 1.96 goalsagainst average and his save percentage was .933. To lead the league in all three of those categories is remarkable; it’s the first time a goalie has accomplished that trifecta in 25 years (Ed Belfour in 1990-91).

Back in 2010, the big question in Montreal was Jaroslav Halak or Carey Price? Halak was the playoff hero for the Habs that year as they won two playoff rounds but in the off-season, the Habs in a controversial move kept Price and sent Halak to St. Louis, sending some Montreal fans into a frenzy of criticism and heaping untold pressure on young Price’s shoulders.

Turns out it was a great decision. As Montreal’s undisputed No. 1, Price quickly established himself as a dominant goaltender. The NHL Awards Night this summer will validate that dominance by handing him his first — but likely not his last — Hart Trophy.

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CHAROLAIS bulls for sale, also 2 Red Angus bulls. 780-582-2254.

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Temporary Full Time Teacher Morrin School Competition #PLRD-398 Applications are invited for a temporary full time teaching position in Morrin School to commence August 25th, 2015.

Teaching assignment will include Physical Education 7/8/9/10; Biology 20/30; Math 9; CALM; Health 9 and Jr High CTS. Preference will be given to those candidates with training and/ or experience teaching Math and Science at the junior high wide version school level. Excellent3” communication skills are required along with a strong commitment to learning.

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Applications will also be accepted by mail or fax to:

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Lenore Etherington, H.R. Administrator Prairie Land Regional12345 Division # 25 Finance Director Executive Director Box 670 Full-Time Term Full-Time Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 Salary starting $81,517 Salary starting $84,542 Fax: (403)854-2803 Competition will close at noon on Friday, June 5th, 2015.

Burwash Landing, Yukon; careers@kfn.ca

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Thank you to applicants, only those be interviewed will be contacted.

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1-800-282-6903 ext 235 Burwash Landing, Yukon; careers@kfn.ca The positions will remain open until filled.

For complete job description visit www.kfn.ca

Gas Pro Compression, located in Three Hills, AB, is a manufacturing & fabrication shop, which produces & services single well gas compressors ranging from 10 to 80HP.

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Currently we are looking to fill a position for Field Service Mechanic. Successful candidate must possess strong work ethics.

Trade Certification and experience with natural gas compression are assets but not essential.

Please fax resumes to 403-443-5288, apply in person at 227, 17th Ave N, Three Hills AB, or email to Peter.Pattison@gaspro.ca.

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REGISTERED Black Angus yearling heifers.

Semen tested Black Angus yearling bulls and 1 two-year old bull for sale. Contact Roger Spady (780)879-3941.

CHAROLAIS BULLS. Quiet.Easy-calving (all herd-sires proven on heifers). Excellent gain.

Semen tested and ready to go. Silver Shadow Charolais 780853-2587 or 780-8533408.

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ANYONE having pictures of my husband playing SANTA I would like to compile a book in memory of him.

Please forward to Dianne Ulseth, Box 495, Veteran, AB. T0C 2S0.

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Teacher Altario School Competition #PLRD-392

Applications are invited for a probationary part time (0.6 FTE) teaching position at Altario School to commence August 25th, 2015. The successful candidate will possess training and experience teaching at the junior high level. The specific teaching assignment will be determined based on the overall needs of the students, in relation to the qualifications of the successful candidate. Use of technology and a variety of teaching strategies to reach all learners will be most beneficial. Preference will be given to applicants experienced or comfortable working within a video conferencing teaching/learning environment.

Please send cover letter, resume, and University Transcripts, by e-mail to lenore.etherington@plrd.ab.ca. Applications will also be accepted through Apply to Education at www.applytoeducation.com or by mail or fax to: Lenore Etherington, H.R. Administrator Prairie Land Regional Division # 25 P.O. Box 670 Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 Fax: (403)854-2803 Competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.

Thank you to all applicants, but only those who will be interviewed will be contacted. The successful candidate will be required to provide proof of a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate, a Criminal Record Check and Child Intervention Check satisfactory to PLRD prior to commencement.

Math Teacher Delia School Competition #PLRD-393

Applications are invited for a temporary full time teaching position. Term of position is August 25th, 2015 until January 29th, 2016 (ie. first semester). The successful candidate will possess training and experience in teaching Math at the junior high and senior high levels. Use of technology and a variety of teaching strategies to reach all learners will be most beneficial.

Preference will be given to applicants experienced or comfortable working within a video conferencing teaching/learning environment.

Please send cover letter, resume, University Transcripts and letters of reference, by e-mail to lenore.etherington@plrd.ab.ca.

Applications will also be accepted through Apply to Education at www.applytoeducation.com or by mail or fax to: Lenore Etherington, H.R. Administrator Prairie Land Regional Division # 25 P.O. Box 670 Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 Fax: (403)854-2803 Competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.

Thank you to all applicants, but only those who will be interviewed will be contacted. The successful candidate will be required to provide proof of a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate, a Criminal Record Check and Child Intervention Check satisfactory to PLRD prior to commencement.

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HIP or kee Replacement? COPD or arthritic conditions?

The Disability Tax Credit. $1,500 yearly tax credit. $15,000 lump sum refund (on average). Apply today!

1-844-453-5372.

HELP WANTED

UNITED Tank Inspections Inc. in Stettler, AB, is currently looking for a Full-Time Heavy Duty Mechanic or an apprentice with a minimum of 2nd year certificate. We offer competitive wages, group health benefits and a group RSP. Please email resumes to jobs@unitedtank.ca, fax 403-742-4741 or call 403-742-4747.

SEEKING a Career in the Community Newspaper business?

Post your resume for FREE right where the publishers are looking.

Visit: awna.com/for-jobseekers.

SENTINEL Storage is looking for a couple to live in & operate our storage facility.

Current openings: Calgary & Edmonton.

Job expectations include: Outstanding salesmanship.

Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.

Knowledgeable in Microsoft Outlook, Word, and Excel; and adept office admin experience. Managing, training & scheduling assistants. Valid Class 5 driver’s licence.

Candidates must consent to a credit & criminal record check.

Janitorial & maintenance - keeping the physical site clean inside and out. Base and commissions varies per city, 2 bedroom residence, benefits, free storage, corporate apparel, contests and prizes. No single applicants will be considered. Please email Both resumes to Lisa Lmcnamara@sentinel. ca. Specify city location in subject line.

LOON RIVER First Nation, located 170 kilometres north of Slave Lake, Alberta, requires full-time, permanent Community Health Registered Nurse. Graduation from accredited nursing school, current CARNA registration, immunization certificate, three years experience in public or community health nursing preferred. RAI assessment training considered asset. Benefits, pension, business vehicle, subsidized accommodation available. Send cover letter, resume, CARNA registration, RCMP Information Check and Child Intervention check to health@loonriver.ca.

MEDICAL transcription! In-demand career!

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AUCTIONS

COLLECTOR Car Auction! 8th Annual Calgary Collector Car Auction, June 12 - 14, Indoors Convention Center Grey Eagle Casino. All makes & models welcome.

Consign today 1-888296-0528 ext. 102; EGauctions.com.

(3 days per week (24 hours/week)

Dryland Cattle Trading Corp. is now recruiting for a post of Part Time Cook to work in the Cattlemen’s Cookhouse beginning August 1st, 2015.

The purpose of the post will be: • To Work as part of a team to prepare and serve meals in the canteen under supervision of a team lead.

• To work as part of a team ensuring coverage and efficient delivery of meals.

• To work with the Co-ordinator and other staff members • To promote and adhere to all relevant Alberta Health Services guidelines and practices required in such an environment.

• This post is for 24 hours per week over 3 full days. Flexibility will be required.

• The successful applicant will be required to have: • An all-round experience of preparation of meals for large numbers.

• A good understanding of Food Safety guidelines. Training can be arranged if necessary.

• Good communication, and interpersonal skills and ability to work within a team environment.

• Demonstrated capacity to work on own initiative in tight time constrained conditions.

• Flexibility of time where events may be outside normal working hours.

CAREERS WITH A FUTURE Wild Rose Co-operative Association Ltd. is now accepting applications for an additional full-time permanent PETROLEUM SUPERVISOR who will specialize in Sales as well as assist with the operations at our very fast growing Killam Bulk Plant C located A Rin Killam, E EAB. R S W I T H A F U T U R E Roles and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: develop and build petroleum, oil and lube sales in local and expanding trading area; providing customers with good, efficient, courteous service; utilize and initiate customer contact programs; resolve customer concerns; supervisory duties in a fast-paced repetitive retail setting; assist with overall operation (c-store, warehouse, bulk tanks, card locks) of facility and its branches; assist in maintenance support to all facilities and vehicles; train and evaluate new employees; aid in the development and understand business planning, budgets and price strategy; utilize the BRIC system; adhere to all Wild Rose Co-op policies and procedures; perform other duties as assigned.

The qualified candidate must: • Possess the ability to work as part of a team with excellent leadership, communication skills (written and oral), listening skills, ability to ask questions and persuasive; • Understand financial statements and controls; • Business degree or diploma or equivalent experience; • 5 to 7 years proven sales in the retail petroleum industry with experience in various facets including administrative, warehousing and dispatch; • Strong knowledge of the agricultural industry; • A valid Class 1A license or Class 3A (with contract requirement to upgrade to Class 1A); • Related experience in the Co-operative Retailing System is considered an asset; • Be able to travel at least 60% locally and 20% throughout Western Canada.

Hours of this position will be 40 hours per week, some on-call, weekends and overtime may be required. This is a salaried position. This position will report to the Petroleum Manager at the Killam Bulk Plant. This position will require lifting up to 50 lbs and being physically fit.

Wild Rose Co-op offers a competitive benefit package including health, dental, vision extended benefits, bonus incentive program, annual employee rebates, tuition reimbursement, matched superannuation (pension plan), group life, LTD, chiropractic and massage care benefits, employee and family assistance, and much more.

For more information or to apply in confidence, please contact Crystal Zinck, Human Resources Manager at (780) 6723107 or by email at c.zinck@wildrosecoop.ca .

The Co-operative wishes to thank all applicants for their interest, but only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

Connected and Learning… in YOUR Community!

Job details can be obtained by emailing jenniferschetzsle@yahoo.ca Please submit a resume to jenniferschetzsle@yahoo.ca outlining qualifications, experience and skills specific to the position.

References may be requested.

Principal - Veteran School Competition #PLRD-391

Prairie Land Regional Division No. 25 invites applications for the position of Principal at Veteran School, with a teaching component. The teaching assignment will be determined based on the overall needs of the students, in relation to the qualifications of the successful candidate. Duties will commence August 25th, 2015. The successful incumbent must possess a Master’s degree, or be working towards one. Veteran School is a rural school and currently provides programming for 60 students in grades K to 9.

The following qualifications and experience are preferred: • Successful previous administrative or leadership experience; • Excellent interpersonal, team building, staff development, and leadership skills to provide a balanced advocacy for teachers, students, and parents; • Organizational and administrative skills in working with budgets and data to support goals and priorities as set by the school; • Experienced with assessment and tracking of student progress with appropriate support and intervention based on a detailed knowledge of individual students; • Ability to cultivate a range of partnerships particularly with parents, businesses, the community and Central Office to support student learning and progress; • Willingness to be visible in the community and actively participate in community events; • Demonstrated willingness to self-evaluate and utilize data to target improvement; • Ability to motivate and inspire staff and each student to high levels of achievement; • Ability to ensure quality instruction and learning in all classrooms, for every student; and • Ability to establish and maintain a respectful, orderly, and purposeful school environment.

Please send cover letter, resume, copy of University transcripts, and contact information for three references by email to lenore.etherington@plrd.ab.ca. Applications will also be accepted through Apply to Education at applytoeducation.com or by mail or fax to: Lenore Etherington, H.R. Administrator Prairie Land Regional Division # 25 P.O. Box 670 Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 Fax: (403)854-2803 Competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.

Thank you to all applicants, but only those who will be interviewed will be contacted. The successful candidate must possess or be eligible to obtain a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate and provide a current Criminal Record Check and Child Intervention Check satisfactory to PLRD prior to commencement.

Check out these courses and programs offered here in Castor/Coronation! 

Administrative Professional Certificate

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Call for more information—1-888-578-3817 or 403-577-3011

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A sport that requires concentration

with a perfect putt on the green.

Golf can be a frustrating sport if you take it too seriously.

Enjoy your successes and learn to accept your poorer performances. After all, this is a game, and the goal is to have fun.

PHOTO: CREATAS / THINKSTOCK

move on and concentrate on your next shot. Frantically searching for the reasons behind a bad shot may haunt you for the rest of the game, which will only make things worse. Remember that you can compensate for an error

Tee’d Off! Daysland Golf Club

Technique is important, but golf also requires strength of mind.

Bashaw Golf & Country Club 5th oldest course in Alberta 2 km south of Bashaw just off Hwy 21

Restaurant & Golf Shop

• Green fees: Weekdays/Weekends 9 holes $18/$25; 18 holes $27/$35.

• Punch cards available.

• Weekdays golf all day for $40 • Sunday, Monday Tuesday - 2 for one rates! beginning at 4 p.m. each day • Power Carts: 9/18 holes: $20/$30; pull carts available • Club Rentals: $12

www.dayslandgolf.com

• 9 holes • grass greens • camping- various service options

Camping: Individual and group camping on Buffalo Lake, power, firepits water/servicing station, showers.

Daily $25

To book a tee-time, a spot in our campground or to enter one of our tournaments call the clubhouse at

Stay & Play:

Mon. - Thurs. $45 (includes 1 night camping & two rounds of golf (9 holes).

780-374-3633

Call for all bookings: 780-372-2333 www.bashawgolf.com

403-854-3722

hannatee@hannagolf.ca www.hannagolf.ca

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Stettler Golf & Country Club Box 1012 4701-61 Street Stettler, AB T0C 2L0

Green Fees: 9 Holes - $20 18 Holes - $30 Power Carts $20 (9 Holes) $30 (18 holes)

Men’s night - Mondays 6:30 Ladies Night - Wednesdays 6:00 Seniors Morning - Wednesday 9:30

Just off Hi-way 13 west of Hughenden

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Monday to Friday (Not including holidays) A Les Furber designed 18 hole course

Everyone Welcome

HRollingUGHENDEN G OLF CLUB Fairways & Superb Greens

Pro Shop, Licensed Club House, Dining Facilities, Electric Serviced RV Sites

Upcoming events:

Sedgewick Golf Club

Senior Men’s/Ladies 5 August Shotgun 1000 hrs

Mature trees line our well-manicured fairways at the Sedgewick Golf Course.

• Men’s night Tuesdays!

• Seniors Wednesday mornings!

• Ladies night Wednesdays!

Mixed Scramble 11 July Shotgun 1000 hrs Men’s Scramble 18 July Shotgun 1000 hrs

Ladies Scramble 15 August Shotgun 1000 hrs

GREEN FEES 9 Holes 18 Holes Adult $20 $36 13 & under Free Free Discount Tuesdays (9am-4pm) $15 $30 Power Cart Rentals $20 $36 Pull Cart Rentals $5 $10 10 round (9 hole) punch pass $175

• Full Service RV Park • Public 9 Hole Course • Driving Range • Practice Green • Yardage Markers • Club House

• Licensed Restaurant • Pro Shop • Pull & Power Cart Rental • Equipment Rental • Reservations & Rainchecks • Punch Cards

2 for 1 COUPON • Men’s Open - August 22 & 23 • Ladies Open - August 29 • Seniors Tournament - July 8 • Men’s Cash Scramble - July 25

Licensed Club House, Food Service, Pro Shop and Call the clubhouse to book your round!

Phone (403) 742-2001 Adjacent Camp Ground Fax (403) 742-2014

780-384-3670

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“I played too fast.” “My shoulders weren’t in the right position.”

“My feet were too close to the ball.” “I wasn’t standing properly, but I hit the ball anyway.”

These types of comments are often heard on golf courses. Missing a shot only takes a moment of distraction or not being in just the right position. Technique plays an important role, of course, but golf also involves concentration and strength of mind.

The proof? It’s estimated that golfers spend, on average, 90 per cent of their time on the golf course thinking and 10 per cent swinging and hitting the ball. It’s a good illustration of the importance of making the right decisions. In other words, the right balance between discipline, movement control and psychology will help you enjoy the game more and improve your score.

You also have to learn to control your emotions. It’s often said that a golfer’s behaviour is a reflection of his or her personality.

Your main aim should be to play for yourself, to give yourself a challenge. So much the better if you achieve your other goals as well.

You missed your shot because you looked up or because your swing was too short? Just forget about it;

This season we’d like to get you

• Green Fees • 2015 season • with coupon • Mon. - Fri. • Excludes holidays

some conditions apply • 9 holes

HUGHENDEN GOLF CLUB

780-856-2066

Fax: 780-856-2069 • Box 251, Hughenden, AB T0B 2E0

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UNRESERVED Public Auction. Saturday, May 30, 11 a.m.

Tractors, trailers, autos, antiques, storage units! Storage 4U Location Hwy 17 North Lloydminster. Scribner Auction, 780-8425666; www.scribnernet.com.

Unreserved Public

AUCTION Sat., May 30 @ 11am Tractors, Trailers, Autos, Antiques, Storage Units!

Storage 4U Location Hwy 17 North Lloydminster

Pictures & Partial listing at

www.scribnernet.com

780-842-5666

Call us for all your promotional needs!

• Tees • Golf Balls • Golf Towels • Golf Bag Shaped Mugs & Coolers • Golf Shirts • Awards • Hats/Caps

K & K AUCTIONS Presents a Large Antique and Collectible Auction. Sunday, June 7, 9:30 a.m., Bashaw Community Centre, Bashaw, Alberta.

Doug, Loraine 780679-4142; www.globalauctionguide.com.

COMING EVENTS

BRIDAL SHOWER for Kayla Keessar, daughter of Byron and Linda Wilkie, bride-elect of Jerad Wood, at Stettler Ramada Inn, 2-5 p.m.

Sunday, June 7.

Registered at The Wish Store, Stettler Travel and Bed, Bath and Beyond, Red Deer.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

THE FAMILIES of Gordon, Sandi and Monica Klaus wish to express their deep appreciation to those who have offered such kindness, support and messages of sympathy and comfort in our bereavement. Thanks to all for the flowers and cash donations, as well as food donations. Thank you to Veronica Weber for playing the piano, and thanks also to Rosa Weber and Pat Campbell for leading the hymns. Thank you to Castor Home Hardware Florists for the beautiful flowers.

Our thanks to Donna and Stan Boettcher for the lovely duet. Many thanks to Nicole Thomson for creating the touching tribute in pictures. Thank you to Ann Michielsen for a delicious lunch.

Special thanks to Rev. Barbara Zimmerman for officiating and offering words of comfort.

Sincere thanks to Dean Ross and the staff of Parkview Chapels and Crematorium for their compassion and gentle guidance. With sincere gratitude, The Berry Families and the Klaus families

IN MEMORIAM

IN LOVING Memory of our Baby Boy Rylan Aubrey Nichols.

They say there is no reason They say that time will heal, But neither time nor reason Will change the way we feel.

For no-one knows the heartache That lies beneath our smiles.

No-one knows how many times We have broken down and cried.

We want to tell you something So there won’t be any doubt You’re so wonderful to think of, But so hard to live without.

Love you always baby boy, Mom, Dad, Ethan, Braydon & Presley.

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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.

GET back on track!

Bad credit? Bills?

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

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

EASY Divorce: Free consultation call 1-800-320-2477 or check out http://canadianlegal.org/uncontested-divorce. CCA Award #1 Paralegal.

A+ BBB Reputation.

In business 20+ years.

Open Mon. - Sat.

CRIMINAL Record?

Think: Canadian pardon. U.S. travel waiver. Divorce? Simple.

Fast. Inexpensive.

Debt recovery? Alberta collection to $25,000.

Calgary 403-2281300/1-800-347-2540.

• 1981 International S1900 Diesel Tandem, 3208 Cat, 10.00 X R 20 tires, Allison 5 speed auto., 18’ steel box & hoist, roll tarp, plumbed for drill fill., 173,230 kms.

• 1987 Ford F 150, 2WD, 176,589 kms • 1990 Ford F150, 4X4 ext. cab, 206,682 kms.

Call 780-582-3693 to book your tee time and your campsite. forestburggolfclub@cciwireless.ca

Pheasantback Golf & RV Estates

Beautiful 18 hole course Green Fees (weekday/weekend) 9 holes - $25/35 18 Holes - $43/49 Men’s Night Mon., at 6 pm Ladies Night Thurs., at 6 pm

5 RV lots

(service with water & power)

1.403.742.4653 (Golf) www.pheasantbackgolfclub.com

• 4 - 4’ coil packers • Mel-Cam hyd. rock bucket • Harmon 8’ Swath Roller

GRAIN LOADERS:

• Farm King 10” X 60’ Swing Aug • Sakundiak HD7-1200 7” X 35’ A Kohler 14 hp engine & elect. start

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Hanna & Area Unreserved Consignment

AUCTION SALE Saturday, June 20, 2015

Hanna, AB, in the Hanna Roundup Centre

BOOK EARLY FOR THE BEST ADVERTISING Contact: Lyle Howard

(403) 854 6395 Cell (403) 665 2033 Home OR Jeff Van Wert (403) 793-9988 View complete listing at www.charltonauction.com

Classifieds work!

Call 403-578-4111

4304-44 Ave.

403-742-3305

Embroidery, Engraving, Promotional Products, Signs, Jewelery & Gifts

Beautiful 9 hole golf course.

The campground, adjacent to the golf course, has 17 full service sites and a children’s playground.

Fun for the whole family.

Discount Monday’s 8am-12 pm Men’s Night - Tuesdays 6 pm Ladies’ Night - Wednesdays 6 pm Seniors’ - Thursdays 9:30 am Fun Mixed Scramble Fridays at 6 p.m.

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GRAIN TRUCK, VEHICLES & ATV:

Main St., Castor

Forestburg Golf Club & RV Park

• 1985 Buick Le Sabre • 1953 Chevrolet 1100 • Various older vehicles for parts ' 1rebuilding 5 • Arctic Cat 400 Quad 4X4 Speed • 1975 Ford F100 Supercab • 1963 Chev 3 ton, wood box & ho clutch repair.

New authorized Toro dealer

That’s My Specialty!

“Your One Stop Embroidery Shop”

(403) 882-3076

• Case International 4694 Tractor, 20.8 X S T 34 tires, PTO, 4 hyd., 5620 hrs showing.

ETTLER, AB MAY 28 • 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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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.

Get Revved up for Spring

TRUCKS

2011 Ford Escape FWD 107,000km

$11,900

CARS

2011 Buick Enclave EXL 75,000km

$28,500

3” version 2008wide Montana Minivan 93,000km

2009 GMC SLT Crew-cab 4X4, 1/2 Ton, Loaded 171,000km

$18,900

$10,250

2009 GMC Ex Cab 4X4

2008 Buick Lucerne CXL

$17,500

205,000km

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2005 Pontiac G-5

2 door, A/T 117,000km

$6,500

1/2 Ton, 65,000km

2008 GMC 1/2 Ton 2WD Ex Cab, 171,000km

$11,200

2008 GMC Acadia 220,000km

$9,500

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Customer Appreciation Day

We will make your first 2 biweekly payments for you!

Friday June 5

BBQ Lunch from 11am-2pm. (BBQ’d burgers, chips and drink) Prize give-a-way • Last chance to view the 1956 Pontiac Laurentian before it is auctioned off the HYC Awesome Auction Sat., June 6 at 9pm

Hughenden students ‘Try a trade’

by Susan Campbell Hughenden Public School (HPS)Grade 10 students had the opportunity to travel to Lloydminster to participate in the “Try-A-Trade” event on May 6. Students collected information pertaining to potential future career paths which they may be interested in.

Transition information evening

High school students, grade 9 students and their parents were invited to come in for a High School transition information evening on May 14.

This is an important evening as there are many programs one can potentially pursue. A represetative from Lakeland College was in attendance to provide salient information about the dual credit programs and the off-campus trade, week long courses that will be offered in the upcoming school year.

Principal Kevin Elliott also explained how the shop program will be operating next year.

Camping Trip

Grade 10 students from HPS went on their annual Camping trip to Alford Lake near Caroline on May 11.

Students participated in a number of activities including; navigating through the woods with compasses, learning how to build emergency fires and lean-to shelters, locating and placing geocache items, fishing for trout, learning appropriate Range procedures and shooting .22, .223, and 12 gauge shot guns.

Students had access to the 3D archery range and opportunities to relax. Students were responsible to plan and provide meals for the group. The Alberta Hunter Education Instructor Association or (AHEIA) supported the camping event with excellent staff and expertise.

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BULLETS STARTING AT:

24,995

BULLET PREMIER STARTING AT:

27,000

LIGHTS STARTING AT:

35,500

MESA RIDGE STARTING AT:

42,000

HERITAGE GLEN STARTING AT:

33,995

SPRINTER STARTING AT:

29,995

SIERRA DESTINATION TRAILERS STARTING AT:

59,100

Grade 7 and 8 students from Hughenden School Kjersti Congdon, Lucy Lee, Mackenzie Ford, Payton Manning practicing the techniques they have learned on May 20.

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National hotel lots sold to local businessman The lots formerly known as the National Hotel property in Hanna has been sold to Dr. David Warwick Professional Corporation as of May 21.

“We are very excited to build a facility that will enable us to more efficiently look after the dental needs of the people of East Central Alberta” said Dr. David Warwick, DDS. Dr. Warwick plans to construct a 5000 sq. foot professional dental facility which will include a full dental laboratory.

The new space will allow for increased research activity with a focus on the impact of dental health on general health. Planning and construction will begin immediately with plans to open the dental facility in the summer of 2016.

“It’s great to see new development in the downtown. This new development will bring additional traffic to the downtown core and it is anticipated the existing downtown businesses should benefit from the increased traffic,” stated Hanna Mayor Chris Warwick.

Dr. David Warwick has been in business in Hanna for 34 years.

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Sports news

Courtney Beebe and Quinton MacMillan have advanced to Zones for Senior track in Red Deer on May 27 in hopes of qualifying for the Provincial Senior Track Meet in Lethbridge the following week.

At Areas on May 20 Quinton won his javelin event with a throw of 43.30 meter which was nine meter ahead of his competition.

Courtney finished second in Javelin with a throw of 28.50 meter which is still not her best, but was only beat by 29 cm.

In shot put, Courtney qualified again with a throw of 9.40 meter and that was good enough for second place.

In appreciation

Nearly $1000 was raised in the 30-Hour Famine at HPS with proceeds going to World Vision.

Trina Campbell and Dianne Southoff shared their expertise on dough making in junior high option class. These ladies brought bread dough in ready to teach students how to form buns. Then students learned how to make the dough.

Everyone enjoyed a delicious hot bun and the rest were frozen to use in the upcoming school hot lunch program.

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Field Trip

The Grade 6 class set off for their field trip to the Alberta Legislature on May 25 and the Space Science centre.

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