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Seventy riders and five wagons were on hand for the Metiskow Ag Society’s trail ride Sat., Sept. 17 with 108 people attending the steak dinner that night. According to Wilma Halvorson, one of the event organizers, $1000 was raised after expenses and the all of the proceeds will go towards painting the cement outside of the Metiskow Community Hall. ECA Review/C.Webster

CORONATION TOWN COUNCIL

Golf course clubhouse repairs to begin Dena Clark

ECA Review reporter Roger Golby was awarded an $18,880 contract to begin repairs at the Coronation Golf Course clubhouse by the Coronation Town Council at their last regular meeting on Mon., Sept. 12.

According to CAO Sandra Kulyk, although there have been on- going water issues in the clubhouse basement for some time, this was the first

year that the water became a serious issue.

It was a combination of a wet year, higher levels of ground water as well as standing water in the basement which also damaged the walls.

Kulyk also told the ECA Review that the Health Inspector made two visits to the clubhouse this summer and informed the town that the operating permit would not be renewed if action was not taken to fix the problem prior

to the end of the October (the permit renewal date).

The decks are scheduled to be removed and the ground around the clubhouse will be trenched.

A waterproof barrier of tar or plastic or both will be put around the building, weeping tile installed and a different route for water from the sump pit will be configured to keep the water from returning to the ground near the clubhouse.

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The goal is to have the excavation and underground work and property landscaping done before snowfall.

Kulyk also mentioned that two grant applications have been made, one to Progressive Waste Solutions and one to the Community Facility Enhancement fund. Kulyk said she “has every reason to hope the project will be fully funded between the two grants”.

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Traffic stop leads to drug charges

Consort RCMP initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle in the Village of Consort on Sept. 14 which led to the investigation and arrest of Daniel Hamilton (38) of Consort who, according to an RCMP press release.

Hamilton was later charged with driving while unauthorized under the traffic safety act, possession for the purpose of trafficking cocaine, possession of marihuana and possession of methamphetamine under the controlled drugs and substances act.

Manslaughter charge in fatal collision

A 32-year-old male was pronounced deceased after his truck rolled as a result of a collision with another truck.

An investigation by RCMP Southern Alberta Major Crimes Unit has led to a manslaughter charge against Daniel Wayne Newsham (45) of Delburne, Ab. Newsham is alleged to have followed the truck being driven by Stanley Dick

and perpetrated the collision which ultimately led to Dick’s truck crashing.

An interim release hearing has been held, and Newsham has been released from custody with conditions. He will be appearing in Red Deer Provincial Court on Oct. 14.

Theft of motor vehicles

Consort RCMP responded to a theft of a maroon coloured Ford SUV in Consort on Sept. 18, at approximately 1 a.m.

Subsequent investigation led members to a suspect in another vehicle at which time the unknown suspect fled from police.

Police later located the stolen maroon coloured Ford SUV near Highway 41 in Consort.

Consort RCMP attempted to stop another vehicle where the unknown suspect(s) evaded police.

Later that same morning three more vehicles were reported stolen in

Consort. Two of these three vehicles were located in Consort and one is still outstanding.

RCMP are looking for a 2013 white Ford F350, with Alberta licence plate RNP891.

On Sept. 19 Consort RCMP received another report of a stolen vehicle which occurred sometime during the evening hours of Sept. 18 onto the early morning hours of Sept. 19. RCMP are looking for a 2008 black Honda Civic, 4-door, with Alberta licence plate PET586.

Hanna break ins

A person or persons broke into a fenced area leading into a storage facility located along Railway Ave. in Hanna sometime between Sept. 5 and Sept. 6.

In a separate incident, a person or persons broke into the front door of Bumper to Bumper also in Hanna, sometime between Sept. 6 and Sept. 7.

Coronation water line repairs

Cont’d from Pg 1 The public works staff for the Town of Coronation worked with M&N Construction to resolve a recent waterline break that occurred on Sept. 8 half way between the reservoir and Coronation.

Kulyk told the ECA Review that the public works staff noticed a spike in the daily consumption limit and immediately began driving the line to find the leak while also researching how to repair the 14 inch fusion pipe used on that line (which differs from the regular PVC pipe used within town limits).

A clamp was put on the pipe to resolve the issue.

Three certified water haulers from Red Deer and Stettler were brought in to reduce the likelihood of a loss of positive water pressure. In the event that there was a loss of positive water pressure a “boil water” advisory would have been issued.

However the three trucks, one of which stationed at a fire hydrant near the Frontier Hotel and two trucks which were hauling water to the third truck kept most residents from even realizing the team was in the process

of installing the clamp.

The entire procedure was done within four hours and thus far there have been no additional leaks. The plan is to leave the clamp exposed for two days to ensure there are no additional problems.

Although no approximate costs were given for the break, it is expected to be in the thousands. The cost of materials, construction and water which spilled during the leak will all need to be accounted for in the reserve budget which the town holds for just such an event.

Although concern was voiced for the perception of taking business away from local campgrounds by charging for camping during special events, the prevailing thinking was that council hopes the charge will push people to opt for a serviced campground and thus encourage local business.

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Special events include 4-H sales, baseball tournaments and the gymkhana that takes place during the agricultural fair, for example.

Event organizers will need to acquire permission from council to allow participants to camp near their livestock during special events.

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Shoreline maintenance ongoing issue Debra Johnston

ECA Review reporter The ongoing issue of maintenance along the Buffalo Lake shoreline and whether residents are allowed to remove deadfall was once again debated at the Stettler County Sept. 14 regular meeting.

A number of Buffalo Lake property owners attended the public hearing portion to hear council’s decision on several bylaws and policies with regards to storage and shoreline maintenance along Buffalo Lake.

Since restrictions were put in place after the shoreline was designated environmental reserve (ER), questions have remained about what kind of maintenance residents can undertake.

The county is considering a permitting system, that would include security deposits or fines for infractions if residents remove more than a permit allows.

Council opted to review the issue at the next meeting.

Storage issues settled

drainage on his two and a half acre property in Erskine brought Jordan Lee to council to see what help the county could offer.

Since 2007, Lee has been looking at ways to develop his property between Alberta Avenue and Prospect Avenue but has run into difficulty in dealing with water drainage. Lee was hoping to subdivide three lots on the north side of his lot off Prospect Avenue.

According to Lee, four county culverts spill water onto his property. The property was referred to as a wetland and an integral part of Erskine’s drainage system, according to a May 20, 2016 memo from Rick Green, Director of Engineering, presented at the June 8 council meeting.

Lee has been in contact with Alberta Environment regarding developing the property as it could impact or alter the wetland/ drainage patterns. Because of the drainage, development could be very costly.

Council agreed unanimously to have CAO Tim Fox work with Lee to bring back development options to council’s next meeting.

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The county will see a loss of $15,546 in tax revenue after council unanimously agreed to forgive the municipal portion of the 2016 taxes on Buffalo View Estates.

Pat Bolin appeared before council to make the request.

According to Bolin, two lots have sold in the development this year. In 2015, council forgave $16,837 in taxes on the development.

Contracts awarded

Wally’s Backhoe Service was awarded a contract to install water service lines to the new public works location for $150,000 as well as one rural property for $20,000. Action Plumbing was awarded a third contract to install water service to another rural property for $74,900.

Habitat sets sights on ambitious project

Brian Brake, Executive Director for Habitat for Humanity Red Deer Region,

gave a presentation to council about Habitat’s completed and upcoming projects in the Central Alberta region.

To date, Habitat has built 29 homes in Red Deer, Three Hills, Delburne and Lacombe and is looking for more municipal partners to build more affordable housing.

According to Brake, to build a Habitat home in a community, Habitat needs a suitable lot and a commitment of $50,000 per unit (which would be $100,000 for a duplex and $150,000 for a triplex) from the municipality or other donor.

Habitat will celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday in 2017 by constructing 150 homes across Canada.

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Community voices The consulting firm Urban Systems has met with a few key representatives to date, reported CAO Kim Neill to Hanna town council at their regular meeting on Tues., Sept. 13, regarding the climate change task force.

Two community open houses are scheduled, one for Sept. 20 in Hanna and on Sept. 21 at Handhills Lake, Neill continued.

These open houses will provide all community residents with an opportunity to voice their concerns and ideas on the impacts of the shutdown of the coal mine and the generating station and any potential ideas they may have for future economic opportunities.

However, Neill indicated, there appears to be some confusion with a perception that these studies are studying climate change or supporting the provincial governments climate change plan.

The task force will be looking to change this message so people know it is important to attend these sessions to have their say and provide the consultants their ideas, opinions and concerns.

Crossbucks installed

The public works crew has installed 16 CN crossbucks on light standards in various locations around Hanna but with the main focus on 2nd Ave, reported Neill.

Administration has been in contact with Cactus Corridor Economic Development Corporation representatives to have a news release created on the All Aboard initiative and how the crossbucks fit into this initiative..

Administration will also be investigating the cost to replace the banners on Main St. with the All Aboard logo and perhaps some banners with a rail road theme for the 2017 budget.

AXIA Connect update

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parties, reported Neill to council on Sept. 13. Although administration has had limited contact with AXIA representatives since council approved the access agreement on Aug. 9, AXIA has indicated they have begun discussions with ATCO Electric on the use of their overhead poles to deliver a major portion of the fibre to the premises.

This project will be AXIA’s first fibre installation in an ATCO Electric community.

Fielding Place – discounted lots

Administration has concerns following their review of the discounted lot idea brought forth by Councillor Stickel with Doug Todd, reported Niell.

The premise behind the discounted lot idea is to set a base price for the lots ($25,000) and then enter into an agreement to recoup the remaining cost of the lots ($40,000) over a 10-year period ($4,000/year) with no interest.

The concern from administration on this idea, according to Neill, was how to enforce payment of the remaining cost of the lots once the base price had been paid and title turned over to the new Turn to Hanna, Pg 5 owner.

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Hanna Cervus Equipment looking to construct new building Cont’d from Pg 4 Todd thought a good method to enforce payment would be to have the town enter into a promissory note with the owner for the reimbursement of the amounts owing.

This would create a legal contract between the two parties that if in default would provide the town with an opportunity to gain reimbursement through the courts.

Administration will bring this forward with a recommendation for council approval at a later date.

Cervus farm equipment development

Cervus Farm Equipment has a conditional sale agreement in place for the purchase of a 10 acre parcel on the corner of Pioneer Trail and South Municipal Road, reported Neill.

Cervus is in the process of applying for a development permit to construct a new farm implement building on this site.

In discussions with the Cervus representatives, they hope to meet with council before winter to discuss their project as well as potential requests for council assistance with their project.

bleachers and lighting were upgraded and repaired and the sound system will be reviewed prior to the rodeo.

The arena is scheduled to open Fri., Oct. 7.

Swimming pool closure

The swimming pool was kept open until midnight on it’s closing day, Aug. 29. The turnout for the final evening of the season didn’t have as great attendance due to the poor weather.

The pool has since been winterized, which included draining and blowing out approximately 1,000 metres

of piping and then protecting the pipes with 600 litres of RV antifreeze.

Public works update

Brent Olesen, Director of Public Works, reported that the public works department has been busy painting lines and crosswalks as well as painted the centre line on the perimeter roads and Main St. Public works also installed crossbucks on light standards, removed sidewalks and curbs in preparation for replacement and drained the lagoons.

Mudrack Concrete has completed the sidewalk and curbs and the crew will go back to each area to fill with topsoil and grass seed or cold mix, depending upon the area.

Mudrack Concrete was able to install bases for the concrete angels that were ordered.

Potholes are being filled

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Arena update

While completing some maintenance on a portion of the header trench in the arena, reported Director of Community Services Gwen Snell, it was determined that the portion of steel header trench still remaining was getting very thin and required replacement with PVC pipe.

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Administration made the decision RODEO CLOWN to proceed with Dennis Halstead the repair not Will be here on wanting to have Sat., September 24 this piece of pipe 12:30-1:30 fail during the season but instead have the work completed prior to the ice plant start-up.

Work was started for the removal and storage of the brine and the disconnection of all of the attached lines.

The cost will be expended to the repair and maintenance portion of the arena budget at year end and it is anticipated that this portion of the budget will be overspent.

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Trenchless technology repairs Lisa Joy

ECA Review reporter The Town of Bashaw will tackle aging infrastructure on 51 A and 52 St. through trenchless technology that repairs the piping without ripping up the pavement.

Chief Administrative Officer Theresa Fuller told council, at its regular meeting Sept. 15, that the preliminary engineering report for the 54 Ave. project shows that the clay piping is deteriorating and in some areas the top of the pipe has fallen.

“This is an issue as it may lead to possible collapse of the pipe,” she said in her report.

Coun. Lynn Schultz said council should move forward with the repairs.

“Something has to be done.”

Council voted in favour of spending $33,000 to complete 145 metres now and not wait to do it until the 54 Ave. project. This work will be funded through MSI capital grants.

The 54 Ave. project is estimated to cost about $2.5 million and council plans to complete it in a phased approach with the first phase costing about $811,750.

Cemetery upkeep

Bashaw may have to pay for cemetery repairs in the 2017 budget to fix holes and sinking/off level headstones said Chief Administrative Officer Theresa Fuller after a concerned citizen brought the issue to the town.

The Bashaw Women’s Institute has been maintaining and upkeeping the cemetery but will no longer be doing this effective January 2017.

Fuller said after burial it has been the family’s responsibility to care for the burial site.

“After the family passes there’s no one to take care of it,” she said.

Turn out the lights

Coun. Lynn Schultz suggested council consider turning out some of the lights on the community centre to save money.

He said the lights are so bright that some could be removed from the back end.

“We could take one out there and there would still be plenty of light. We don’t need that much light.

“They take a lot of power,” he added.

Chief Administrative Officer Theresa Fuller said the lit up area gives the perception of a crime deterrent. Public works foreman Murray Holroyd will look into the issue.

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The Paintearth Economic Partnership Society (PEPS) hosted their fifth annual “Festival of Food” at the Coronation Community Centre on Thur., Sept. 15. According to PEPS Economic Development Officer, Carol Thomson, all 100 tickets sold out for the dinner and all the proceeds from the event will go to the food bank.

The goal behind this initiative is to encourage people to buy local. Pictured are some of the local products that were on display at the event.

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ECA Review reporter Lacombe County is putting up four lots in Tees for sale after consolidating them into one large lot.

Lacombe County Commissioner Terry Hager, told council at its regular meeting Sept. 13, that since the county opened its remote shop in the Hamlet of Tees they don’t need the other lots to park graders.

“We have surplus property in Tees,” he said, adding that someone was previously interested in buying the land but the county couldn’t sell it until the remote shop opened.

Coun. Ken Wigmore asked if the county would have use for the land in the future if a lift station or water reservoirs were needed.

“It would be a shame to part with it for peanuts and buy expensive land in the future.”

Hager said it’s not an ideal spot for a lift station because it’s in the middle of the hamlet.

“It would make a good location for a service station or a store. We reviewed it and we [administration] don’t see where we would need it in the future.

If a business starts up there it’s a good thing for the hamlet.”

Council voted in favour of consolidating the four lots into one and putting the land up for sale for at or near market value.

Site development guideline

Lacombe County gave first reading to a bylaw with two amendments to its Site Development Guidelines for industrial parks near Lacombe that would give more clarity in development guidelines.

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Lacombe County Commissioner Terry Hager asked if the county doesn’t allow laydown yards at one industrial park where do they allow them?

“Do we just say no to any type of outdoor storage? We want to consider that opportunity.”

Reeve Paula Law said that although there isn’t a huge need for laydown areas there is a need.

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Coun. Barb Shepherd said there is the potential for businesses that only want land for storage and not erect a building.

“If we don’t have a product to offer them then we lose the opportunity for that business.”

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Erskine hosted their 10th anniversary of “Floats and Flicks” on Sat., Sept. 17. In addition to the parade, good neighbour supper and double feature drive-in movie, Brinley Rock (3), Addison Rock (6) and Treston Erion (2) enjoyed the free kids games and activities.

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Bashaw Valley Lodge grand opening held

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A Clive resident asked the village to name the new rink after her late husband saying he did a lot of work at the rink.

Clive doesn’t have a policy in place for facility dedications and council turned down the request at its Sept. 12 regular meeting.

“Clive doesn’t have a policy for memorials and monuments and they should be placed at the Clive Cemetery,” said Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Carla Kenney.

CAO Kenney said that council has looked at requests on an ad hoc basis.

She said that the village is still in talks with a family that wants to put up a small plaque at the skateboard park to honour their son who was killed in a tragic car accident last year.

Licensing cats

Any Clive resident who licenses their cat(s) between Nov. 1, 2016 and Jan. 31, 2017, won’t have to pay the licensing fee.

Council, at its regular meeting Sept.

12, voted in favour of waiving the licensing fee. Anyone registering on or after Feb. 1, 2017, will have to pay the full fee.

“It’s important for us to know where

animals are and to get a description of them and be able to find the owners,” said Kenney.

Last month Clive council gave third and final reading to the cat bylaw.

Residents are only allowed three cats over the age of six weeks. Cats that are seized by a bylaw officer will be impounded for three days.

If the owner doesn’t pick up the cat after paying a fine the cat will be destroyed or sold.

The cat bylaw was prompted by a citizen’s complaint to council earlier this year. The citizen told council about her frustration in her unsuccessful efforts to keep a neighbour’s cat out of her yard.

A survey from the community showed that the majority supported a cat bylaw.

Previously, Mayor Anita Gillard said the cat bylaw, “is worth trying for a year” adding that if the bylaw causes too much stress, conflict and work for the village, council can repeal the bylaw.

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Clive council voted in favour of allowing the Clive Lions Club to put up an International Lions Club sign at the south entrance to the village. The club will provide the sign, which will be installed by the village foreman.

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• Headline at SportsPickle.com: “Life-insurance company drops Josh McCown after he is named Browns QB.”

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Tiger’s return a boost for pro golf

by Bruce Penton Woods) has now been The season-long race for reduced to talk about the FedEx Cup has whether Woods might wrapped up and the Ryder make the cut at the 2016-17 Cup, a golf exhibition that season opener, the Safeway creates more pressure for Open, in Napa, Calif. in the players than mid-October. (He any other event has also schedthey play, is uled a tourney in coming up this Turkey in week, yet the bigNovember and gest golf story of his own tournathe day is about a ment, the Hero player ranked No. Challenge, in 726 in the world December in the who hasn’t teed it Bahamas.) up in the past 13 Pro golf has Penton months. done pretty well Tiger Woods — with Woods on the man who moves the the sidelines. needle, the major media Rory McIlroy, Jason Day like to say — announced in and Jordan Spieth jockearly September he was eyed back and forth for the returning to competition, No. 1 spot in the world, and scheduling three events Dustin Johnson’s recent over a three-month period play — the likely winner of to finish off the 2016 calPlayer of the Year this endar year. Suddenly the season — has given the pro game was worth sport a Big 4. watching again for more When Woods was in his than the most dedicated of prime, there was a Big 1 fans. and then a bunch of other The last time anyone saw guys. At his age and state Woods in competition, he of health, a return to was finishing in the top 10 Woods being the Big 1 is at the Wyndham champiunlikely, but millions of onship in August, 2015. fans around the world He then announced he would love to see him back was shutting things down, in the mix. Perhaps a Big underwent a couple of back 5? surgeries and faced loud whispers that he was NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS finished.

IN THE ESTATE OF JESSIE MARGARET SIMPSON (also Over the hill known as JESSIE MARGARET HAGE; also known as after turning 40 MARGARET SIMPSON; also known as MARGARET J. last December.

He had the ‘chipSIMPSON also known as MARGARET HAGE), LATE yips’ for a good OF THE TOWN OF HANNA, IN THE PROVINCE OF portion of 2015.

ALBERTA, WHO DIED ON THE 24 DAY OF JANUARY, He shot 85, a A. D., 2015. career worst, at the 2015 If you have a claim against this Estate, you must Memorial. file your claim by October 24, 2016, with MESSRS. What was once ROSS, TODD & COMPANY, Barristers & Solicitors, talk about posP. O. Box 1330, 124 - 2 Avenue West, Hanna, sibly overtaking Alberta, TOJ 1PO. Jack Nicklaus for the most If you do not file by the date above, the estate major titles (Big property can lawfully be distributed without Jack has 18, four regard to any claim you may have. more than

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Saturday, Oct. 1 10:00 am

Featuring: JD 510 loader tractor w\ loader and blade, 1992 302 F-150 Ford Supercab truck (low mileage), Craftsman lawn tractor w\rear bagger and JD dump trailer, other assorted 3 pt. hitch machinery, assortment of tools and garage related items, household items and collection of antiques.

UPCOMING AUCTIONS: Saturday Oct. 22 9:30 a.m. Large Antique and Collectible Auction @ Calmar Royal Canadian Legion, Calmar, Alta. Saturday Oct. 29 10:00 a.m.

Premier Fall Antique and Collectible Auction @ Olds Royal Canadian Legion, Olds, Alta.

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SPORT Shorts

• Janice Hough of leftcoastsportsbabe.com: “For all their worries about pollution, organizers of the Rio Games have to be happy that the biggest piece of trash in the water turned out to be an American swimmer.”

• Brad Rock of the Deseret News, in his ‘Rock On’ column: “A used mouth guard worn by Stephen Curry sold for $3,190.

Rock On will never again complain about the cost of his kids’ braces.”

• Another one from Rock: “Tim Tebow has joined the Mets’ minor league system.But experts predict it will be tough reaching the big leagues, especially since he’s never been beyond first base.”

• Comedy writer Alex Kaseberg, after cameras caught QB Cam Newton flossing on the sideline during the Panthers’ season opener in Denver: “It even surprised the woman giving him a pedicure.”

• @RandyTurner15 of the Winnipeg Free Press, on Twitter, during the Banjo Bowl: “With all the penalties the Riders are taking there won’t be enough Pilsner in Saskatchewan.”

• Kaseberg again: “The Cleveland Browns, whose mascot is a dog, may sign convicted dog killer, Michael Vick. That would be like the Miami Dolphins hiring Japanese fisherman.”

Coronation 2017 Homecoming Celebration PUBLIC MEETING

A Public Meeting has been scheduled Wed. October 19, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. at the Lions Rec Centre to discuss the possibility of a Coronation Homecoming Celebration in 2017.

Anyone interested in joining the discussion and helping to plan a Homecoming Celebration is invited to attend.

For Sale • Restored Homestead Wagon • 400 Gal Water Tank on Wheels • Stock Trailer 7’ x 18’ • 3 Point Hitch J.D Plough

• Headline at thekicker.com: “Andy Dalton To Kneel During Anthem To Protest Steelers Brutality”

Contact Harry 780-753-1875 or 780-753-6505

• Comic Torben Rolfsen, on Slovenia’s Alexsander Ceferino getting elected president of European soccer: “The title will be made official as soon as all the cheques clear.”

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Proposed Halkirk 2 (H2) Wind Project Project Information and Notice of Open House

Project Open House

Halkirk Community Hall, Halkirk, Alberta Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2016 | 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm Thursday, Oct. 6, 2016 | 8:00 am to 11:00 am Proposal Summary

Capital Power is proposing to build the Halkirk 2 Wind Project (H2 Project), an approximate 150 megawatt (MW) wind power facility located in the County of Paintearth, Alberta.

The proposed Project supports Alberta’s commitment to develop new sources of renewable energy.

Schedule and Regulatory Process

Capital Power intends to submit an application to the Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) in Q4 2016 for approval to build the proposed wind power facility. Pending a successful outcome of the regulatory review, the Project is anticipated to have the ability to achieve an in-service date in 2018; however, this is subject to change depending on market conditions, government regulations and approval.

Capital Power is seeking stakeholder input into the Project and has a participant involvement program consistent with AUC requirements (Rule 007).

More information:

P: 780-392-5344 E: canadadevelopment@capitalpower.com W: capitalpower.com/H2

Contact by mail:

Halkirk 2 Wind Project c/o Stakeholder Engagement Capital Power Corporation 10th Floor EPCOR Tower 10423 101 ST NW Edmonton, AB T5H 0E9

Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) www.auc.ab.ca

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Tree Farm You need to look before you leap Linden Hardy Locally Grown Trees and Shrubs

LEGISLATURE

by Rick Strankman MLA, Drumheller Stettler We have all heard the expression “look before you leap,” it warns that one needs to consider the possible consequences to our actions or in the case of this Alberta government, legislate. This Alberta government has neglected to consider the combined consequences of doubling down on implemented new costs to employers. Costs that are going to have very real and substantial implications for the very people they claim they want to help.

2017, which will mean employers will be facing some tough decisions.

On the surface a higher minimum wage can appear to be a solution to end poverty and a cure all to aid those trying to make ends meet. The assumption is that a business can afford the additional costs without any adverse effects; this assumption could not be farther from the

Minimum wage

truth.

Whether the additional costs Feature Trees Size Price come from an increase by a supColorado Spruce 6’ $100 plier or government legislation, Colorado Spruce 5’ $90 by creating higher upfront Colorado Spruce 4’ $75 costs, more often than not, it results in the employer raising Spruce installation available for $40/tree with a minimum their rates to their customer in order of 10 trees order to remain viable.

Please contact me for additional installation conditions At this point Alberta’s economy is in a less than ideal Feature Shrubs position to absorb a combinaDogwood, Potentilla, Spirea, Mugo Pine, Ninbark & more tion of increased costs; in many Bare Root cases the Byland Green Poplar (Available October) 4’-5’ $10 Garden love increased costs affair! This -propagated on our farm 3’-4’ $7 will have a procarrot or should found negative -large root system, very fast growing 2’-3’ $5 effect on the very we say carrots Trees and shrubs available for September and October existence of were dug out of Complete fall price list at: www.lindentreefarm.ca many businesses the garden of travis@lindentreefarm.ca or call/text (403) 888-9178 across the Bill and Bubbles province.

Bullick in Turn to Gravity, Pg 12

Coronation. The Review always knows when garden harvest is underway with the arrival of the odd and unusual. This phenomena may fall back to a time when the Coronation Review always held a “Biggest Potato” competition.

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The NDP government’s new minimum wage legislation will increase minimum wage at a time when Alberta’s economy is in less than ideal shape to handle the increased cost to employers.

The new legislation combined with an impending carbon tax that will be in place as of January 1,

LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 5:00 p.m. on October 27, 2016, for the sale of the following lands owned by CALVIN HAYWORTH:

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• 5410 51 St, Castor 4 bedroom 1 1/2 story renovated house on large lot and great yard- $136,000 MLS# CA0087039

• 5302 50 Ave Castor office building w/ 5 offices, 2 processing areas, 15X24 board room, 2 baths, small kitchenette area. 30X40 shop w/14x10 overhead door. $149,000 MLS#CA0090971

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1. Full section of 36-32-6-W4M • The section is located approximately 32 km South of Consort, Alberta on Highway 886, and 3.5 km East • N ½ is Special Areas cultivation lease with the NE ¼ as cropped land and the NW ¼ seeded to hay; • S 1/2 is Special Areas grazing lease in native grassland; and • Land is well fenced and contains 4 dugouts.

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2. S 1/2 24-32-6-W4M • Deeded land located approximately 32 km South of Consort, Alberta on Highway 886, 3.5 km East, and 9.5 km South; • Both 1/4s are well fenced and have excellent water (4 dugouts and a wet well); • SE ¼ is the home quarter on which is a home, heated shop, Quonset, bins, and corals; and • SW ¼ has a non-registered wind lease upon it.

• 4922 Parkview Cres., Castor - 4 bed, 2 bath, 2684 Sq. Ft home. Single att. garage, dble det. garage. $255,000 MLS#CA0088720

Tenders on the above lands must be accompanied by a certified cheque in favor of the undersigned for FIVE (5%) PERCENT of the tender price, as a deposit. The deposit will be returned if the tender is not accepted. If a tender is accepted and the tenderer does not proceed with the sale, the deposit of the tenderer will be forfeited to the owner of the lands. Tenders may be for the entire package or individual quarters of land. The balance of the tender price will be payable within sixty (60) days of notice by the undersigned to the successful tenderer that his/her tender has been accepted. Each of the owner and the successful tenderer will be responsible for their own legal fees. Each tenderer must understand that a tender is an unconditional offer to purchase the land set out in the tender. Tenderers must rely on their own research of the lands, and the undersigned and the owner make no warranties or representations in regard to the lands.

The owner has complete discretion whether to accept the highest or any tender. Further inquiries, or to arrange viewing the lands, can be made by contacting REID A. WILKIE, at 403.577.2539.

Tenders shall be sealed in an envelope marked “LAND TENDER” and may be faxed, delivered, or emailed to: Attention: Reid A. Wilkie Smith & Hersey Law Firm Box 95 Consort, AB, T0C 1B0 Fax: 403.527.0577 Email: reid@smithhersey.com In person delivery to Reid Wilkie at Roger Johnson Enterprises in Consort on any Wednesday or Thursday.

Gordon “Hoss” Nichols Basil Nichols 882-HOSS (4677) 403-323-0365 MLS Realtor MLS Realtor

• 5101 52 St, Castor 1 1/2 story home with some renovations, 3 beds, 2 baths, corner lot close to K-12 school $168,000 MLS# CA0087066

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• 5514 51 St. Castor - 2 bed, 1 bath, 1112 Sq. Ft well cared for storey & half. Det dbl garage, screened deck. $209,000 MLS#CA0089984

New Listing

• 5113 51 St. Castor - 3 bed, 2 bath, 1026 Sq.Ft. bilevel. Extensive renovations incl. full kitchen overhaul w/ granite countertops & pantry $239,900 MLS#CA0090498

New Listing

• 5226 Norfolk Ave, Coronation - 5 bed, 2 bath, 1,428 Sq.ft. storey & half on three lots. Rear deck. Some work to be done. $59,900 MLS#CA0091177

New Listing

New Listing • 154+ ac. E. of Halkirk (38229 RR154, Paintearth) - Hay and native pasture, with 4 dugouts and restored 2 story character home.

4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 1780 Sq. Ft. New wiring, insulation, plumbing plus much more. 2004 55x110 barn, 60 ft cemented, 50 dirt riding area, small garage and corrals. $469,900 MLS#CA0091937 & CA0091884 • 4310 45 Street, Castor MLS#CA0083999 • 5411 49 Ave., Castor MLS#CA0057062

SOLD SOLD • 4910 49 Ave, Castor MLS#CA0054515 SOLD

• 5102 46 St. Castor - 2 bed [1 up, 1 down], 1 bath, 852 sqft home. Spacious livingroom and dining area of kitchen. 8x12 storage shed. $49,000 MLS#CA0091632

• 4902 50 Ave., Castor 2376 sq.ft. building, on three corner lots on Main Street.

Presently 2 long term renters $97,000 MSL#CA0083787 • 4442 Park Crescent, Coronation - 24x38 1978 modular, wood basement w/ wood floor. 3 beds, 2 baths, a/c, new high efficiency furnace

• 5106 52 St. Castor 2 bed, 1 bath, 640 Sqft home.

Front covered deck, drive through driveway, metal garage w/ carport. $52,000 MLS#CA0091634

$139,900 MLS#CA0082470

New Listing

New Listing

New Listing

• 39114 Hwy 36, 15 km N. of Castor - 3 bed, 1 bath, 1612 sqft bungalow. 100 ac. cultivated, 40 ac grass w/ stock waterer $295,000 MLS#CA0091767

• 4701 Victoria Ave Coronation - 2 lots total 50x115 right across from Coronation Industrial. Corner. House uninhabitable. $10,000 MLS #CA0090502

• 4625 Westminster Ave Coronation - 5 bed, 3 bath, 1260 Sqft. bungalow on corner lot. Att. lg single garage. $79,500 MLS#CA0091788

New Listing

• 5 or so acres - 4 bed, 2 bath, AC, bungalow with renos, 50x60 zipper shop with cement, heat, blown on insulation, heavy duty lift. NE-PT-438-12-W4 $395,000 MLS#

CA0082214

• 104 Main St., Alliance cozy 2 bed, 1 bath home, quite a number of updates. $69,900 MLS#CA0082041 • 105 Wheatbelt Road, Veteran - 1400 sq.ft bungalow, large triangle lot, roomy kitchen/diningroom, large living room, 2 beds, 4 piece bath $69,900 MLS#CA0081354 • 9.56 Ac near Veteran 1400 sq. ft bungalow, 5 beds, 3 of them up, 1 1/2 bathrooms.

Several outbuildings incl. shop with oil pit. $185,000 MLS#CA0079964

• 5309 50 Street, Castor 1360 sq.ft. bungalow, 3 beds, 2 bath. Kitchen (13’5 x 15’9) looks east onto deck and Castor Creek area. Single attached garage. $100,000 MLS#CA0079844 • 4938 Parkview Dr., Castor - side by side duplex has 1215 sq ft on one side w/ 2 beds, 2 baths; and 615 sq ft on the other side w/ 3 beds, 2 baths. Upgrades to both. $170,000 MLS#CA0078958 • 3811 Railway Ave, Coronation - 10.53 acres, 3 large door heated 72x50 shop with 40x38 AC in office. $220,000 MLS#CA0074029 • 112 3rd Ave E. Alliance 3 bed, 2 bath 1776 Sq. Ft. mobile on its own lot. Wood stove and an addition with deck. On engineered blocking with 6 tie downs, skirted and ventilated.

Vacant, ready. REDUCED $89,900 $97,000 MLS#CA0073401 • 4917 Norfolk Ave., Coronation - 2 bed, 1 bath, 800 Sq. Ft. bungalow. “As Is Where Is” $25,000 MLS#CA0072118 • 220 Main St., Halkirk - 3 lots, 75’ x 115’ at NW end of Halkirk’s Main St. $30,000 MLS# CA0069900 • 216 Main St., Halkirk 50’ x 115’ lot on North end of Halkirk Main St., 2 smaller buildings on it, zoned for storage. $20,000 MLS# CA0069899 • 5006 52 St, Castor - 3 bed, 1 bath 1084 Sq. Ft. bungalow. 8 lots available. Double heated detached garage. $162,500 MLS#CA0066338

• 5401 51 Ave, Castor1336 sq ft, 3 bed, 2 bath 1983 mobile w/porch, large piece of land. $70,000 MLS#CA0032934 • 5002 54a St, Castor Trailer park. Potential for 14 pad rentals & 10 seasonal lots $80,000 MLS#CA0032933 • 5109 50 Ave, Castor 2640 sq. ft w/ living quarters above. Revenue property. $66,000 MLS#CA0030486

• 4813 Victoria Ave, Coronation - Plenty of space for range of potential uses. REDUCED $99,900 $79,900 MLS#CA0084226 • 5021 50 Ave, Castor 5000 sq. ft. brick and wood building on main street $85,000 MLS#CA320287 • Near Castor - 16.75 acres, overlooks Castor Creek, near K-12. Potential to subdivide. $400,000 MLS#CA286941

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Gravity of situation

Cont’d from Pg 11 would be prudent to concentrate on The Canadian Federation of fixing the economy and facilitating the Independent Business recently creation of more jobs rather than crereleased survey results asking busiating new economic obstacles for ness owners what actions they’d take employers. to cope with the increases to their It appears that the NDP government costs 26 per cent would reduce the has not taken the time to “look” at hours of staff, and another 26 per cent what the stakeholders are indicating would cut down on the number of will be the result of these new policies employees. before they took the “leap” that will In a statement released by the Red ultimately affect the very people they Deer and District Chamber of claim they are trying to help.

Commerce they pointed out how this policy’s timing couldn’t come at a worse time for employers saying “The change was announced in the midst of one of the worst recessions to hit Alberta and adds significant costs to businesses that are less busy, yet paying higher tax rates, and higher costs on everyBook an thing from the impending carbon appointment levy.” to receive a The gravity of this situation is complimentary important to the denture Wildrose Official cleaning!

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4620 40 AVE, WETASKIWIN, AB

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, 2016 @ 9:00AM

SELLING IN 2-RINGS FORKLIFTS & TRUCKS (Selling @ 1PM) • 2009 Yale GLP070VX Diesel All-Terrain 2x4 Forklift – 7000lb Cap., 181” Triple Mast, Cab Heater, 2764 Hrs, 1996 Waco MT-60 6000LB All-Terrain Diesel 2x4 Forklift – Single Stage, Perkins Diesel Engine • 2002 GMC Top Kick S/A Diesel Truck w/Cat Engine, 5x2 Trans., 20’ Lumber Deck & Hoist • 1984 IHC S1900 S/A Diesel Truck w/18’ Steel Lumber Deck & Hoist, 5x2 Trans. • 2011 Ford F150 XLT 4x4 RC LB Truck w/V8, AT

OVER $200,000 of New Lumber Yard & Hardware Store Inventory

STORE EQUIPMENT - Hero S2700 Mega Mix High Speed Multi-Can Automatic Shaker for ½ Pint to 5Gal. Pails, Hero D24 Rotary Manual Colorant Dispenser, Gondola Store Shelving, Pallet Racking, Banding Machines, Pallet Jack, 2-Wheeled Freight Dollies, Delta 10” Table Saw, Radial Arm Saw, Key Cutters, 1-Gal, Quart & Litre Electric Paint Shakers, Cell-U-Fibre Insulation Blowers/Hoppers, & More

CANADIAN BADLANDS PHEASANT FESTIVAL

OFFICE EQUIP. & SUPPLIES - Large 55”X44” Combination Safe,

HIGHWAY 41 PHEASANT FESTIVAL

(Some Items Being Sold in Large Lots) Telephone System, Etc. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: B.P. Plywoods have closed after 30 years of business.

This is a complete dispersal. Nothing has been picked over. Handymen, Renovators, & Dealers this auction is for you. There will be product with large bulk lots. See Website for more info. VIEWING: Oct 3 & 4 -10AM-5PM REMOVAL: By Oct 8 @ 3 PM • 10% Buyers Fee • Cash/Credit Card Lunch Available • Subject to Additions & Deletions

Blackfalds, AB. • 1-800-371-6963 www.montgomeryauctions.com

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STETTLER, ALBERTA – OCTOBER 13-16, 2016 Banquet, dog training, culinary event & more.

CONSORT/OYEN, AB – OCTOBER 22, 2016 A full day of hunting and a banquet as well.

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