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A façade depicting historic businesses will line one wall of Stettler’s new downtown park at the corner of 50 Avenue and 50 Street.

At the Sept. 15 meeting, town council agreed the construction would be the

best option to cover one of the two concrete walls that encompass the park.

The park sits at the old Stettler Travel building site, which was donated to the town by Don and Sylvia Peters following demolition of the building. The hope of the Peters family was that the park would be dedicated to pioneer businesses of Stettler.

The Carl Stettler monument that currently sits along the sidewalk corner of the park will also receive some additional work. Currently, one side of the monument is blank. Council agreed to add Carl Stettler’s image and name to the monument.

The monument was moved to the downtown location to give it a more

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“This is an important focal point of the town now,” stated Coun. Malcolm Fischer.

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Delia’s memorial wall was a key feature in their second provincial win. The privately funded wall was completed this year with donations made by local residents who had a family member serve in the military between the Provost butterfly garden with butterfly houses created by the Guides in years 1914 and 2014.

2007 in the Participark. St. Thomas Aquinas kindergarten students annually Petunia tree in Coronation, Ab. release their homegrown butterflies into the Participark in June.

Coronation, Provost, Delia: provincial winners Dena Clark

ECA Review Reporter Coronation, Provost and Delia are each recipients of the much coveted, community pride award, Communities in Bloom (CiB).

Communities in Bloom is a Canadian non-profit organization committed to fostering civic pride, environmental responsibility and beautification through community involvement and the challenge of a national program, with focus on enhancing green spaces in communities.

Shelly Cook, chairman of the Coronation Communities in Bloom committee, said in a telephone interview, that this program is about more than the flowers, $1,000 worth of trees they plant each year or the annual winter lighting.

“It’s about how the whole town gets behind it, making our community a better place”.

People clean up garbage on walks and yards, adopt parks and maintain boulevards.

A special feature for Coronation’s entry this year was the completion of

the Centennial Path. A five year project that was conceived during the town’s centennial.

The path from the park to the dam will soon to be outfitted with exercise equipment stationed at various points courtesy of the Choosewell program.

Provost

Having previously won this award in 2008 and 2012, 2015 marks Provost’s hat trick.

In a phone interview, Betty Varty of Provost, co-chair of their local Communities in Bloom committee said that one of the best aspects of participating in this program is the ownership residents have for their community.

She mentioned that her grandson, Brad Paice (26) will voice his concern if someone is messing up the town’s flowers and that he is not alone in that mind-set.

Varty mentioned how judges compliment the contributions of their town’s young people. The grade ten students from both schools help plant and maintain the town’s flora.

Varty also pointed out how impressed judges also were with their

Town of Coronation Communities in Bloom 2015 Provincial Champions!

The Mayor and Council of the Town of Coronation would like to extend their heartfelt congratulations to the Communities in Bloom Committee for being awarded 5 Blooms out of 5 and recognized as the 2015 Provincial Champions in the 500 to 2000 population category.

Congratulations to all of the hard working and dedicated committee members for this tremendous achievement!

In the Town of Coronation, Communities in Bloom doesn’t just mean planting flowers. In addition to planning and incorporating landscaping and floral displays in public places, the Communities in Bloom Committee recognizes the importance of environmental responsibility, community wellness, and maintaining and showcasing our unique culture and heritage. Communities in Bloom is about making our community a better place to live, work and play. The Coronation Communities in Bloom Committee continues to demonstrate their commitment to working with the community to create a beautiful, thriving, safe and active Town.

The Communities in Bloom Committee is to be commended for their continuing efforts to achieve excellence in the beautification of our community. Without their dedication and commitment, the success of the Communities in Bloom initiative would not be possible.

With our sincere appreciation, Mayor and Council, Town of Coronation

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Upon visiting Provost’s town website it is no surprise they are once again provincial winners.

They have a 78 page profile on how their residents are going to remain a five bloom destination.

And it’s no wonder the community can show pride for their landfill. They take a proactive approach to their refuse.

Candy Land Lane is a non-profit, volunteer run, second hand store that recycles donated used clothing and

small household articles.

The mind-set being that not only does this reduce items that might end up in the landfill, but 100 per cent of the profits are donated back into the community.

Empty cardboard boxes are urged to go to the local day care to support their play day in the park.

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Christianson, operating his family ranch, appointed chairman to Special Areas Board

submitted Jordon Christianson has been appointed chairman of the Special Areas Board by council for a three year term which is set to expire Sept.

14, 2018.

Christianson has been acting chairman in an interim capacity since Jan. 17, 2015, when he moved into the role in the wake of Jay Slemp’s retirement.

Both the Minister of Municipal Affairs and the board recommended Christianson’s appointment after a formal candidate search was com-

pleted this spring.

Areas in the years to come,” said “Jordon’s experience and knowledge Special Area Board Members. will continue to enrich the day Christianson has been to day operations of the board, working with the Special especially as he is Areas since 1999, beginning home-grown. in the Consort District He understands the distinct Office in agricultural field challenges we face here, along services. with the extraordinary people Over his career, he has who choose to call the Special provided leadership in many Areas home. roles for the Special Areas, His ability to find common from Field Services ground when making deciAdministrator to the sions and his sound judgment Director of Property Christianson will all serve the Special Administration.

His formal training in agriculture sciences and agrology allow for a deep understanding of sustainable land management principles guiding the Special Areas Board.

Born and raised in the town of Oyen, Christianson continues to be active in the operations of his family’s cattle ranch.

Between his work with the Special Areas Board and his ranching operations, Christianson’s strong connection to the land supports his keen appreciation of the unique features of the Special Areas.

RCMP seeking woman who passed counterfeit bill Blackfalds RCMP are investigating the theft of two Caterpillar Skidsteers between Sept. 3 and Sept. 7, 2015.

Suspects stole a 2004 Caterpillar Skidsteer Model 247B from Lacombe Lake Estates located just north of Blackfalds as well as a 2012 Caterpillar Skidsteer model 289C from a business south of Blackfalds.

Break and enter

Sometime overnight on Sept. 16 suspect(s) broke into a garage located in the back alley on Windsor Avenue in Coronation according to Coronation

RCMP officials.

An all terrain vehicle was stolen from the garage but was later recovered in an area nearby and returned to its owner.

The suspect(s) is believed to have been driving a pickup truck hauling a trailer with a ramp.

Counterfeit bills

Red Deer RCMP are looking for a woman who passed a counterfeit US $100 bill in Red

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Deer on Sept. 11.

The woman was caught on surveillance video in the Red Deer incident, and has been linked to more counterfeit money frauds in Stettler, Three Hills, Strathmore and Lacombe since the end of August.

In one incident, she is described as driving an older model silver car that looked like a Pontiac Grand Prix.

The suspect is described

Coronation RCMP taking initiative Dena Clark

ECA Review Reporter Twice as many tickets have been issued by local RCMP, reported Sgt. McGunigal at the Coronation Town Council meeting held on Mon. Sept. 14.

This is a direct result of keeping focus on local officers’ top three priorities: traffic safety, property crime reduction and community relations, according to McGunial, as well as the hard work and initiative of the local officers.

Although there was a slight decrease in property crime from last summer in Coronation, overall statistics will largely remain the same.

However, Coronation RCMP seem to have hit a home run in reaching their third objective, community relations.

In addition to hosting a successful Police Partners event Fri., Sept. 18, local RCMP have increased their presence in the Coronation, Halkirk, Castor and Brownfield schools.

Each school will have it’s own dedicated officer that will be proactive in

their presence at the school including acting as a liaison.

Historic designation

Council members agreed to apply to have the Coronation water tower receive a provincial historic designation.

Receiving a provincial historic designation allows access to various government grants, which would be used for the consultation and expertise of specialists to restore the water tower to it’s original state.

Castor budget on track Castor town council was presented with the cash statement and budget comparison at their regular meeeting, Sept. 14, for the month ending Aug. 31, 2015 and continues to operate in a good financial position, with a few grants yet to come in and at this point the budget appears to be solidly on track.

Choosewell

Council received correspondence informing them that Castor is currently participating in the communities Choosewell program which is a healthy eating, active living initiative of the Alberta Recreation

and Parks, funded by Alberta Health.

Environmental sampling

Tetra Tech, on behalf of the Department of Transportation, will be drilling and installing groundwater monitoring wells near the highway maintenance yard.

Scholarships

Fourteen scholarships for $500.00 each were approved for students continuing their education at a college/ university level at the recent Ag Society meeting in addition to the rodeo committee receiving $5,000.00 to help cover expenses.

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7 pm @ Coronation Town Office Members needed, please attend if you have interest in planning for the future.

We wish to thank all the generous and loving friends and family who sent cards, flowers, and food at our time of loss. Your many comforting visits and kind words were very healing. We can’t say enough wonderful things about our small community who really comes together in times of sorrow. All of us were touched by your thoughtfulness.

- The family of Vern & Shirley Fletcher

Stettler’s new website is up and running Cont’d from Pg 1 Mayor Dick Richards regarding notice of a provincial funding increase of $10 million to Family and Community Support Services. The funding represents a two per cent increase for each of the last five years for a total of 10 per cent. Communities that have seen a population increase will receive additional funding.

Promoting Stettler

Destination Stettler’s new website is up and running and ready to promote Stettler. The site provides information about events, activities, lodging and dining in Stettler.

According to Coun. Sean Nolls, a

number of Stettler organizations host events that aren’t being promoted effectively. Nolls hopes the new site, destinationstettler.com, will encourage local organizations to get on board with prothe moting events and activities in Stettler.

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Our broken economy Brenda Schimke ECA Review The greatest period of prosperity in Canada was in the 1950’s and 60’s.

Quantity and quality of excellent paying jobs were high, post-secondary tuition fees were low and health care was easily accessible and affordable for governments.

Public funds were invested in roads, freeways, bridges, telephones, electricity, natural gas, power generating plants, water treatment plants, airlines, national parks, seniors residences, research and development, schools and hospitals.

Today the Canadian economy is broken and no matter how the truth is spun, it’s not an easy fix. The United States and Saudi Arabia are producing enough oil and gas to make our costly oil sands output irrelevant, China’s economy is faltering, and with globalization our primary export has become unrefined raw materials.

It was the big lie.

You see, it was the big lie we’ve been sold since the 1970s that globalization and low taxes are the economic saviours of the world. That “trickle down” wealth will raise everybody’s standard of living.

If you pull the veil away, middle class Canadians are not doing well. In terms of real wage growth in the last 20 years it’s been virtually stagnate. Sure we like to believe we’re wealthy, but for many our “show of wealth” is heavily indebted.

Servicing debt does not create jobs over the long-term, it just keeps bankers rich and us their slaves.

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The most significant ramification of globalization was the exodus of good-paying manufacturing jobs. Without these jobs, millions of men, women and children have dropped near or below the poverty level.

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The most significant ramification of globalization was the exodus of good-paying manufacturing jobs. Without these jobs, millions of men, women and children have dropped near or below the poverty level.

Now needing social assistance and food banks they become slaves to political will.

A political party’s ideology has the power to leave those on the margins down or help pull them up.

Then there are those who have the desire and ability to go to post-secondary institutions but not the financial resources. Most students come out of postsecondary schools today bogged down with student debt. With governments’ abdication of education, graduates become economic slaves to banks rather than immediate agents of economic growth.

We can make ourselves feel better by arguing that globalization has lifted millions of people in third world countries

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from earning .02 cents a day to .22 cents a day and many factory workers now support their families. But there is also that inconvenient truth. Our goods, that we like to buy cheap, are being produced primarily by children who are forced to work long hours in unsafe, poorly lit sweatshops.

Then there is the pollution that we’ve transferred with these jobs. With lax or non-existent environmental laws, water, land and air are so heavily polluted in industrialized third world countries that people die painfully from previously unknown diseases.

In the 1950s and 60’s, corporations and individuals paid higher taxes, governments invested in infrastructure, medical care was available without wait times, our children were educated without going deep in debt, citizens saved for their retirement, the middle class grew and inequality shrunk.

So where did all the prosperity go?

Today the top one per cent of the population own almost 50 per cent of the world’s total wealth. The top 20 per cent own just over 75 per cent of the world’s total wealth.

The fact is the “trickle down” lie has made a small group of international corporate elites very wealthy.

Apple Corporation is and has been sitting on $30 billion dollars cash. Compare that to the federal government that just announced a meager $1.9 billion dollar surplus. Many other corporations in North America have large cash balances and are using their excess to buy back shares. That does absolutely nothing for job growth, but it does push their personal wealth even higher.

So who can grow the economy and create jobs when our low tax regime has left the majority of investable money in private hands, oil prices are predicted to stay low for 15 years and China has reached physical limits to double digit growth? Well common sense says you have to put the money into the hands of the people who will spend it, not hoard it.

After the dirty 30’s, the United States was in just such a mess. Money was in the hands of a few, Americans were out of work, there were two classes of people, rich and poor. Then President Franklin D. Roosevelt brought in the New Deal, which was a massive infrastructure program funded by the federal government. It created jobs, prosperity and the middle class, but most importantly re-established capitalism which had gone amuck the previous two decades.

Today capitalism has again gone amuck and we have become slaves to the one per cent of the wealthiest people in the world and the banks. They have been aided and abetted by governments who have foolishly bought into the lie that low taxes, no regulations, globalization at any cost and unfettered free markets (the definition of neo-liberalism) will cause economic growth and prosperity for everyone.

More and more people are starting to see through the “trickle down” lie. This recognition of who’s really getting ahead could explain the New Democratic ‘surprise’ victory in Alberta this spring and why Harper’s election campaign has picked up little traction beyond its base.

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Photo radar, school fee and paying for a civil society

by Rick Strankman, MLA We know there are people Drumheller/Stettle today—including elected offiSeveral years ago, a couple of cials—who think Holmes’ words online articles appeared which should encourage us to embrace stated that one of the most famous bigger government. They assume one-liners about taxes was uttered that the more money a government

by Oliver Wendell Holmes, the guy spends, the more civil a society who said, “Taxes are the price we will become. pay for a civil society.”

It’s an unfortunate misHolmes was a judge conception, because appointed to the U.S. although good government Supreme Court in 1902. certainly involves Back then, Tax spending, it also involves Freedom Day fell on restraint, efficiency and Jan. 21. The tax bill knowing when not to paid to all levels of govspend, tax or borrow. ernment added up to 5.6 Government overper cent of the average spending puts pressure on person’s annual earnindividuals and families. It ings. (Canada’s tax shows itself in many Strankman rates were similarly ways—some blatant, some low.) This was thought subtle. to be the price of a civil society.

As governments take on a bigger The permanent U.S. income tax appetite for revenue, individuals was established in 1913. Canada’s and families are hit with national income tax, which was increasing taxes followed by an supposed to be a temporary war array of user-fees and add-ons. tax, arrived four years later.

Revenue add-ons can include Originally, the U.S. base rate was many things. This month, one one per cent on income above Alberta town disclosed its photo $3,000. Canada’s base rate was four radar revenue. For those with an per cent, with differing exemption eye toward public safety and govlevels depending upon marital ernment revenue increases, the status. town’s website makes interesting Wartime surcharges also applied reading. to transportation tickets, teleLast year, the town collected $2.5 grams, cheques, medicines, tea, million in automated traffic fees— coffee and much more. almost $1.7 million of it from a As all these taxes were implesingle location. (This “lucrative” mented, the cost of maintaining a radar site covers the eastbound

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bus to the Berry Creek bus route as a means of not only reducing ride times for the current school year but looking Overall enrollment of students in ahead and planning for future their division has increased, reported students.

Prairie Land School Division (PLRD) Concern was voiced for the Berry administrators at their monthly Creek bus drivers and the potential meeting on Wed. Sept 16. loss of income if their routes were Superintendent, Cam McKeage, reduced. complimented the Returning to Rural Berg was quick to compliment the program (a rural development initiaBerry Creek school bus drivers, tive focused on engaging, attracting having previously discussed this issue and retaining youth, serving the comwith them. Apparently the small loss munities of the Special Areas and MD of income was not as important as the of Acadia No.34 region) as a possible well-being of the their passengers, he reason for their spike in kindergarten said. and ‘pre-k’ children in the area.

This motion was carried, despite the With this increase in new, young stu- additional $6,000 price tag. dents to their schools, comes the Chief Deputy Superintendent and logistical challenge of efficient yet cost- Transportation Coordinator, Steven effective bus routes for these children. Nielsen, voiced his concerns about his According to the board, policy dicefforts to work within the budget, tates that a student’s school bus saying that despite sourcing cheaper commute should not exceed 90 minbuses in the USA, how does he say no utes. Yet despite this allowance, there to purchasing new tires for a bus that was a great deal of vocal concern that is in need of them to safely transport 90 minutes was still long for kinderstudents to and from school, or diesel garten students. to get the buses on the road?

Comments were made such as, There are factors that cannot be “would I be happy if that was my budgeted for such as road or weather child”. conditions, road closures and other PLRD administrators went out into such events that are outside the their rural areas to discuss the busboard’s control. sing challenges directly with Superintendent McKeage shared his concerned parents. agenda for their upcoming PD day on Transportation Supervisor, Brad Oct 2. Health and wellness is a theme Berg, proposed adding a third school that will be a priority for the year.

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submitted Supervisory control and data acquisition for the water treatment plant and lift station will allow Director of Infrastructure and Maintenance, Cody Mayne, to monitor and control systems from “anywhere”, reported Daysland town council on Tues., Sept.

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Administration was authorized to purchase a used three quarter ton truck for Public Works.

Tax recovery property public

auction sale has been set for Friday Oct. 9 at 10 a.m. in Daysland Council Chambers.

Killam Community Centre is hosting a free, two-day presentation focusing on a progressive European model of goal setting, thinking ‘outside the box’ as well as creative problem solving for both the individual as well as groups and communities. Open to the public, interested parties simply need to RSVP with the Daysland town office.

Cont’d from Pg 4 lanes of a four-lane highway at a point where the town’s residences drop off.)

Locals and “pinched” motorists are openly wondering if the objective is traffic safety or gold mining.

Most people believe education and justice should come at no charge in a civil society. Yet this year, Albertans face escalating user-fees for schools, justice and registry requirements.

School boards will collect almost $200 million in user-fees.

In court, it now costs $50 just to file a statement of defense, $600 to set a matter for trial and up to $250 a day in courtroom fees. Alberta’s registry fees are also climbing.

British Columbia has 4.63 million people. Alberta has 4.2 million people.

Yet B.C.’s budget is $45.8 billion with no deficit, while Alberta’s budget is $50.2 billion with a real deficit of $9.1 billion.

Can anyone credibly argue that Alberta is more civil than B.C., simply because we spend so much more?

Hardly.

It’s true that taxes are the price we pay for a civil society. It’s also true that government overspending doesn’t purchase additional civility.

Instead, it eats at the financial resources that rightfully belong not to the government of Alberta, but to individual Albertans and to their families.

Overspending doesn’t purchase additional civility

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Delia

Delia’s new Memorial Wall was a key in their second CiB provincial recognition, said former Delia CiB member, Bev Hall during a phone interview.

With no local legion, it was up to the town to pick up the strings of this project, conceived for the purpose of giving recognition to those military heros who survived WWI and WWII. Hall mentioned that the project came with a price tag of $17,000 which was all raised through private donation from locals in the Delia and district with a family member who gave service to the military.

This project, “really resonated with people, especially those who had been in the war,” said Hall.

The Program

Communities in Bloom held its first edition in 1995 and 29 participating municipalities were honoured at the first awards ceremonies on Parliament Hill.

The program now includes hundreds of communities across the country and an international challenge involving communities from the United States, Asia and several European countries allows participants to compete internationally.

In July and August, trained volunteer judges travel to participating communities to evaluate the overall contributions of municipal council and departments; industry; businesses and the private sector – including volunteer efforts.

The program consists of communities receiving information and being evaluated either provincially or nationally by a volunteer jury of trained professionals on the accomplishments of their entire community (municipal, private, corporate and institutional sectors, citizens) on eight key criteria:

Urban Forestry

Urban Forestry includes the efforts of the municipality, businesses, institutions and citizens with regards to written policies, by-laws, standards for tree management (selection, planting, and maintenance), long and short-term management plans, tree replacement policies, tree inventory, integrated pest management (IPM), heritage, memorial and commemorative trees.

Landscape

Landscape is the planning, design, construction and maintenance of parks and green spaces suitable for the intended use and location on a year-round basis.

Elements for evaluation include: native and introduced materials; balance of

plants, materials and constructed elements; appropriate integration of hard surfaces and art elements, use of turf and groundcovers.

Landscape design should harmonize the interests of all sectors of the community.

Standards of execution and maintenance should demonstrate best practices, including quality of naturalization, use of groundcovers and wildflowers along with turf management.

design and arrangements of flowers and plants (annuals, perennials, bulbs, ornamental grasses) in the context of originality, distribution, location, diversity

and balance, colour, and harmony.

This pertains to flowerbeds, carpet bedding, containers, baskets and window boxes.

Under New Management

Floral displays

Floral displays evaluates efforts of the municipality, businesses, institutions and citizens to design, plan, execute, and maintain floral • 50 Air Conditioned Spacious Rooms displays of high quality • Satellite T.V.Free • Hot/Cold Continental Breakfast Call Toll 1-844-277-2770 Or 403-577-2770 standards.

Wireless Internet Evaluation includes the • Wired &e-mail consort@prairiemooninn.com

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• Microwaves/Fridges In Each Room

Call Toll Free 1844-277-2770 Or 403-577-2770 Email Consort@Prairiemoon.Com

Tidiness

Tidiness includes an overall tidiness effort by the municipality, businesses, institutions and the residents throughout the community.

Judges evaluate parks and green spaces, medians, boulevards, sidewalks, streets; municipal, commercial, institutional and residential properties; ditches, road shoulders, vacant lots, signs and buildings; weed control, litter clean-up (including cigarette butts and gum), graffiti and vandalism programs.

Environmental action

Environmental action includes the efforts and achievement of the community with respect to: policies, by-laws, programs and best practices, waste reduction and diversion rate to landfill, composting sites, landfill sites, hazardous waste collections, water conservation, naturalization and environmental stewardship activities under the guiding principles of sustainable development pertaining to green spaces.

Heritage conservation

This refers specifically the efforts to preserve natural heritage within the community with focus on the integration of landscape and streetscapes in built heritage: preservation of natural heritage pertaining to monuments, memorials, artifacts, museums and history, archives, traditions, customs, festivals and celebrations in relation to parks and green spaces in the community.

The participation of groups such as historical societies and conservation groups are considered.

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Oct. 22 - Drumheller Chamber of Commerce 2015 Business Award Gala, 5pm @ Badland Community Facility.

Contact: 403-823-8100.

Oct. 27 - Coronation & District Wellness Soc. AGM, 7 pm, Coronation Town Office. Members needed.

Nov. 1 - Daylight Savings Ends Nov. 1 - Donalda Community Market.

Location: Dino’s Bar & Grill, 6001 Foster Street, Donalda AB. 10am-3pm.

Shop for a wide variety of handcrafted items. To book a table, call or text 403-916-9006.

Nov. 18 - Coronation Community Christmas Craft Fair. Book now before Sep. 30 for a table. Call Maxine: 403-578-2389/403-575-5217.

Sep. 24 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, Leave the Oct. 3 - Coronation Royal Performing Arts Matadors, Butch Haller and His Living/Corvus the Crow, Speed presents The Carolines (music ranging Chesterfield Ramblers, 403-346-5636.

Demon, Saints of Death, 403-346-5636. from Patsy Cline to the Dixie Chicks) Oct. 15 - Empowering Seniors/ Coronation Sep. 25 - Provost Farmers Market @ Single ticket $35. 403-578-3838 Community Sliver Club. Community Agriplex. 10am-1pm Oct. 3 - Hanna Hospital Auxiliary Centre, 9:30 Registration, Fee $10.00. e Sep. 25 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, Thrill Rummage Sale, 10-3 p.m. Hanna Arena RSVP By Sept. 30. 403-578 4063. Lunch House, The Deer Kills, 403-346-5636. & Curling Rink. provided. Health care workers Sep. 25-27- Hanna Indoor Pro Rodeo.

Oct. 3 - Consort Lions 1st Annual welcome.

Downtown Activities. See ad pg. 13.

Oktoberfest. Consort Sportex, Curling Oct. 15 - Stettler Old Tyme Dances 2015.

Sep. 25-26 - Kinettes Club of Stettler/IODE Rink. Doors Open @7. Music By “One THE HUB-Stettler Rec Centre Rummage Sale, Fri. 9-8 p.m., Sat. 9-2 Cent Melon”. For tickets phone: Jason (upstairs) Old Tyme Aires.Dance @ 5, p.m., Stettler Curling Rink & Stettler 403-578-8108 supper @6. Tickkets at the door. More Agriplex.

Oct. 3 - Veteran Volunteer Firefighters info call:403-742-5640.

Sep. 25-27 - Coronation Royal Harvest Association presents: 2nd Annual Oct. 15-18 - Canadian Badlands Pheasant Festival, Entertainment, quilt show, October Gala & Awards.Veteran Festival, Stettler. 403-742-3181 pumpkin growing contest, interdenomCommunity Hall. Contact any Veteran Oct. 17 - Choosewell-Family Fun Run. inational Church service on Sun. Firefighter/Kitter’s Bit Supply.

Starts @ 9 Legion Hall Main Street Sep. 25-27 - Hills of Peace Campground, Oct. 4 - Rosebud Theatre Presents: “Paul Castor. Registration & Sponsor Sheets Men’s Retreat. Courtney 587-791-0791 Young” Author of the best selling book @ Castor & District FCSS office/Town Sep. 26 - Castor Community Hall presents: “The Shack”, 3pm. Box Office # of Castor Recreation office Please send Community Events by fax to HOJA @ 7pm. For tickets call: 1-800-267-7553 Oct. 17 - Halkirk Elks Oyster Fry & White 403-578-2088 or by email to publisher@ 403-882-2115 Oct. 4 - SOS Sharing Our Strengths, Elephant Sale. John de Mos ecareview.com for FREE LISTING (depenSep. 26 - Gus Wetter School Presents: 31st Support Group Meetings,All meetings (403-884-2286) dent upon space availability). The Review Annual Awards and Convocation held at Coronation Hospital in Oct. 17 - Learn to cook pheasant, 9-12 pm or cannot guarantee events as listed, please Evening @ 7:30, Gus Wetter School Conference Room B. Meetings 2-4pm.

1-4 pm Wm E Hay Secondary Campus, check with the venue prior to attending.

Gymnasium, everyone welcome.

Everyone Welcome. $50/person, Canadian Badlands Sep. 26 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, “89”, Oct. 5 - Castor & District FCSS/ Early Out Pheasant Festival. 403-742-3181.

403-346-5636.

After Schoo; Program.Lighthouse Oct. 17 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, Dusty Sep. 26 - 80th Birthday Celebration for Church, ages 7-11. Call Mandy @ Tucker, We Hunt Buffalo, Live Dave Anderson. 1-4 Coronation Golden 403-882-2115 Synthetic presents Delhi 2 Dublin, Age Centre. Everyone Welcome Oct. 5-6 - The Neutral Hills Ag Society 403-346-5636.

Sep. 26 - Bridal Shower Kelsey Laye @ Presents: 4th Annual ELVIN KOPP Oct. 18 - Rosebud Theatre Presents: John Cadogan Hall, 1-4pm STOCKING CLINIC. Sounding Lake Wort Hannam- Powerful Singer. Box Sep. 26 - Wainright & District Chamber of Arena. Two day dog training. Trevor Office # 1-800-267-7553 th Commerce/ Scarecrow Festival. 11am403-575-4005.

Oct. 18 - An evening of Country Gospel 3pm. Library & 3rd Ave. Oct. 6 - Central Alberta Council on Aging. with Dwain Sands. Trochu Community Sep. 26 - Hanna Ghost Walk-4pm @ Hanna Aging Regions (Wetaskawin to Olds, Centre @ 7pm. $20 per person includes Museum Railway Station Platform. For Rocky Mountain House to Stettler).

Complimentary Dessert. Tickets avail- Love tickets cal: Sheila, 403-854-4244 General Meeting:Golden Circle able from Pat @ 403-442-2255 Sep. 26 - Camrose Street Performers Resource Centre. AGM @ 9am Shirley Oct. 18 - SOS Sharing Our Strengths, Your family Festival. Main Street Downtown Thomas (403-343-0767) Support Group Meetings, All meetings Camrose. More info contact: Bob Oct. 7 - Tri-County Career & Job Fair. held at Coronation Hospital in Kenyon camrosestreetfest@gmail.com Sedgewick Curling Rink. 9am-12 Conference Room B. Meetings 2-4pm.

Sep. 27 - Alliance Church Free Rodeo Noon/ Students/Parents.1:30-6:30 pm/ Everyone Welcome.

Breakfast Job Seekers/General Public. For more Oct. 18 - PC Drumheller/Stettler AGM, 2 Sep. 27 - 4th Annual Coronation Royal information, visit our website at www. pm, Delia Community Centre. Mark Turkey Trot, 5 or 10 k walk/run. Funds flagstaff.ab.ca.

403-854-0589.

3” wide version go toward Coronation ChooseWell Oct. 10 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, The Oct. 18 - The Vat, 43 St. Red Deer, Live Committee.

Barbie Hanna Hospital Auxiliary 403-575-0388.

Sep. 27 - Spirit of East Coulee Dinner 1 or 2 Night Packages Include: Theatre presents: • Accommodation, Crossing Resort ECHOES @ 7pm.

• Thanksgiving Feast Buffet Dinner, Oct 11 Reservations • Live entertainment Oct 11 in the Pub, Allen Christie Band Coronation Community required. Limited One Night & Dinner - Oct 11 Two Nights Oct 10 & 11 & Dinner seating call Silver Club $ 00 $ 00 Only 105. per person Only 70. per person 1-403-822-3970. dbl. occupancy dbl. occupancy Sep. 28 - Stettler Taxes and Gratuity not included.

Variety Showcase 9:30 am Registration @ Coronation Community Centre Vist us online at www.thecrossingresort.com 10 am - 3 pm AGM @ 7pm.

• Health Fair 10 am - 4 pm • Speakers or call 1-800-387-8103 Hanna Arena & Lower Level of • Information of interest to seniors, caregivers & Curling Rink Gitzel Krecji families • Topics include health care & resiliency.

Dand Peterson.

Importance of socializing and elder abuse.

Over 200 tables of Everyone 3.75” wide version Odds & Ends, $ welcome.

Fee 10 PLEASE RSVP BY SEPTEMBER 30 Lots of Clothing, etc...

Sep. 29 - Last Call 403-578-4063 Lunch provided Farmer’s Market Remember to mark your calendar!

Health care workers welcome in Consort (Smallest Big 1 or 2 Night Packages Include: Fair) Bring your • Accommodation, Crossing Resort large vegetables • Thanksgiving Feast Buffet Dinner, Oct 11 • Live entertainment Oct 11 in the Pub, Allen Christie Band to enter in the Contest One Night & Dinner - Oct 11 Oct 10 & 11 & Dinner Sep. 29 - Camrose 9am-12pm OR 1pm-4pmTwo Nights $ 00 $ 00 The Vat is Red Deer’s premiere, County Presents: per person Only per person Wm E. Hay Secondary Campus Only awesome-ist, coolest, radical, all dbl. occupancy dbl. occupancy Juice Newton. $50/ person right live entertainment bar and Taxes and Gratuity not included.

Place: Jeanne & night club where something is usually Register at events.canadianbadlands.com Vist us online at www.thecrossingresort.com Peter Lougheed going on 7 days a week. From bigger name or call 403-742-3181 acts to local and Canadian entertainment, the Performing Arts Learn or to call cook1-800-387-8103 3 pheasant dishes with Tickets Vat has something for everyone.

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Chef Blake Anderson - Terre It Up Catering Sat. Oct 10 - 9pm September Purchase at Branch 35 Oct. 2 - The Vat, 43 St. 2 recipes will be hands on.

The Matadors/Butch Thurs. Sept 24 -8pm Red Deer, The Haller & SAINTS of DEATH All recipes, ingredients and supplies included. st His Chesterfield Leave the LivingStanfields, In an addition to Ramblers Corvus the Crow403-346-5636.

Thurs. Oct 15 - 8pm Speed Demon We Hunt BuffaloOct. 3 - Bluegrass for Fri. Sept 25 -9pm nd Dusty Tucker The Deer KillsDorothy, John Conniferius The Frank Reischman and Thurs & Fri Oct 17 & 18 Thrillhouse rd DELHI 2 DUBLIN Sat. Sept 26 the Jaybirds, East Fri & Sat 23 & 24 89 Coulee Licence # 395355 • 5,000 Tickets Printed Kovered in Lies October Community Tickets may only be Sold or Purchased within Alberta (with Billy Klippert) Fri. Oct 2 - 8pm Thurs & Fri Oct 29 & 30 Centre, 5:30 pm.

Draw Date: Dec. 31, 2015 The Stanfields The World is a Vampire: Tickets Riverside Thurs. Oct 8 A Tribute to The Smashing Pumkins 5:00 pm at DOA / Doucheknukle Value Drugs, 99.5 Sat. Oct 31 - Halloween For more information or to volunteer for the / Nuclear Attak with The KlamDaggers Drum FM and Pheasant Festival please call 403-742-3181 or Last Chance Facebook @ email dmorris@stettlerboardoftrade.com Saloon in Wayne. 2810 Bremner Ave. 403-342-0035 “We Love The Vat” 101 5301 43 St., Red Deer

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New ECA Review reporter/photographer Dena Clark

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well as assist with game day production, promotions, marketing and many aspects of the annual Grey Cup, including perform in half time shows and event logistics and

Manitoba native, Dena Clark was hired Sept. 1 as the newest member of the ECA Review.

Clark recently relocated from Regina, Sk., to the Castor/ Coronation area with her well-known cowboy, fiance, Jeremy Harden, who had been a local of the Big Valley area for over a decade prior to leaving Alberta to join Clark two years ago in Saskatchewan.

Born and raised in Boissevain, Mb, Clark spent 13 and a half years in Winnipeg, where she completed her degree in Religious Studies at the University of Winnipeg and then fell into two careers simultaneously; working as a head hunter in the finance industry and working with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the New ECA Reporter/Photographer, Canadian Football Dena Clark and fiance, Jeremy League.

During her time in Harden.

ECA Review/ the CFL she had the

Kelly Pollitt Photography unique opportunity to cheerlead and coach as

coordination.

Clark, in her ever present efforts to check off her bucket list, did not shock those that knew her well by suddenly leaving Winnipeg, first for a short stint in the United States and then for a solo backpacking journey through 20 or so European countries.

Returning to Canada, Clark first spent a year in Brandon, Mb., working as a Spa Director and then, was lured back into the finance industry, this time in Regina, Sk., where she worked as a corporate and community event planner.

Despite being a city girl, through and through, Clark (who has worked as a regular columnist in one of her many past lives), looks forward to visiting the many rural communities that her new role will take her.

So if you see a

Dena Clark

Public Notice

ATTENTION DUCK & GOOSE HUNTERS Starting October 1st 2015 ATCO Power welcomes duck and goose hunters to the Battle River Generating Station reservoir located south of Forestburg.

Drive approx. 12 km south of highway 53 on secondary highway 855 then follow the signs. (dogs and/or boats required to retrieve game)

Please Call at Least 2 Days Before to Make Arrangements Alberta Hunting and Canadian Firearms Regulations Apply

Contact Site Security On Arrival

For More Information or to Make Arrangements to Hunt Call the Battle River Generating Station at 780-582-2185

Recreation Equipment, Mechanic’s Tool, Antique Auction Saturday, October 3, 2015 – 11 a.m.

Located 5001 - 51 Street (one block north of main street in Castor) Lunch on-site by Tammy’s Catering Owner phone - 403-741-8601 403-740-5028

TRAILERS

POWER TOOLS

• 2013 Haulmark 24’ enclosed cargo trailer with 2’ V-nose extention, large folding ramp - can haul side by sides.

• ITC 7” x 12” metal band saw - vertical & horizontal.

• Frost Fighter Indirect fired diesel space heater.

MECHANIC’S HAND TOOLS

• Numerous complete sets brand name, high-end hand tools, wrenches, sockets, all styles.

Brands: Snap-on, Westward, Blue Point, Armstrong, Mac and more.

• Snap-on torque wrenches, ratchets • Screw drivers • Vice grips • Hammers • Tap and dies • Snap-on stools • Creepers • 2 - 3/8” auto retract air hose reels with hose • Husky, Blue Point, Charlie Plus, Mastercraft tool chests, boxes and cabinets • Large assortment misc. tools.

ANTIQUES - COLLECTABLES

• 2008 Rainbow 15’ x 6’ flat deck trailer with tandem 3500 lb. axles, VIN 2R9LD162311625102.

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• Miller 210 mig welder c/w large assortment accessories, replacement parts and 8 rolls mig wire.

• Bonny Oak #17 cast heater - nice.

• 2002 Ski-doo 800 Summit sled c/w 159 track, top end done, 100 kms, new suspension, VIN 2BPS253843V000005 - top running order.

SHOP MISC.

4608 - 44 Ave. • 403-742-3481 www.FountainTire.com

Buy a set of four selected tires for the price of three from September 8 until October 17, 2015. See in-store for complete details. Offers applicable on our Every Day Pricing (EDP) and valid only with a minimum purchase of four (4) identical tires in one transaction. *Goodyear manufacturer’s mail-in rebate at the time of purchase, on selected tires. To qualify for this event you must purchase eligible tires between September 8 and October 17, 2015. One mail-in manufacturer rebate coupon per invoice. Rebates are on a minimum purchase of a set of four identical tires. To receive the mail-in Goodyear manufacturer rebate, the consumer must provide a copy of the Buy a set of four selected tires for the price of three from September 8 until October 17, 2015. See in-store for complete details. Offers applicable on our Every Day Pricing (EDP) and valid only with a minimum purchase of invoice along with the printed rebate form and must send to the address printed on the rebate form by the date indicated on the rebate form. Mail-in rebates are paid in the form of a Goodyear MasterCard Prepaid Card - see four (4) identical tires in one transaction. *Goodyear manufacturer’s mail-in rebate at the time of purchase, on selected tires. To qualify for this event you must purchase eligible tires between September 8 and October 17, mail-in rebate form for details. See goodyear.ca for full details on the mail-in Goodyear manufacturer rebate. Offer is valid for Canadian residents only and valid only for tire purchases from a participating Fountain Tire 2015. One mail-in manufacturer rebate coupon per invoice. Rebates are on a minimum purchase of a set of four identical tires. To receive the mail-in Goodyear manufacturer rebate, the consumer must provide a copy of the location. This is a consumer rebate only and does not apply to business customers, Goodyear National Accounts or Fountain Tire CFA/ Elite Accounts. Inventory may vary by location. All applicable taxes (i.e.: GST, PST, HST invoice along with the printed rebate form and must send to the address printed on the rebate form by the date indicated on the rebate form. Mail-in rebates are paid in the form of a Goodyear MasterCard Prepaid Card - see and tire taxes) are extra. ®™ Trademarks of AIR MILES International Trading B.V. Used under license by LoyaltyOne Inc., and Goodyear Canada Inc. Fountain Tire is licensed by AMVIC in Alberta. mail-in rebate form for details. See goodyear.ca for full details on the mail-in Goodyear manufacturer rebate. Offer is valid for Canadian residents only and valid only for tire purchases from a participating Fountain Tire location. This is a consumer rebate only and does not apply to business customers, Goodyear National Accounts or Fountain Tire CFA/ Elite Accounts. Inventory may vary by location. All applicable taxes (i.e.: GST, PST, HST and tire taxes) are extra. ®™ Trademarks of AIR MILES International Trading B.V. Used under license by LoyaltyOne Inc., and Goodyear Canada Inc. Fountain Tire is licensed by AMVIC in Alberta.

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• Approx. 50 metal cases of specialty parts • Large assortment stainless fittings & parts • Screws, fuses, pins, keys, snap rings, etc. • Large number metal storage cabinets and shelves • Wall mount tool and part displays • Metal display racks • MiArc bumper and grill guard • 2 nitrous oxide kits for sleds • Many hitches, receivers, balls • 2 grill guards • 7 - new Kodiak Sidewinder auto folding step systems • Steel sled deck • Quad tires, good used tires • Jack stands • Booster cables • Cases of new gloves • Several truck slip-in tool boxes • And much more.

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Two midget, two bantom and three peewee teams were selected this past weekend in Coronation for the three C’s (Castor, Coronation and Consort) minor hockey teams said Castor Recreation Director, Loreena MacGillvray in a phone interview.

MacGillvray also confirmed that the Castor arena mechanical project has been completed and it is now up to code with ice expected in early October.

The ice will be in just in time for upcoming hockey schools scheduled to take place on Oct. 2, 3 and 4 in Castor.

The times have yet to be announced.

so don’t be afraid to introduce yourself and your community to her, as she is eager to learn about the area she now calls home.

JEFF & BRENDA WISMER - Castor

Three C’s, Coronation, Consort, Castor hockey teams selected ECA Review Reporter

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• Coca Cola Idea chest type bottle cooler.

• Honda 6500 wt Industrial generator.

• 2 Honda pressure washers, 1 with new pump • AC Audiovisual underground voltage detector • Solar octane 6, 12, 24V battery charger • Mastercraft bench model sand blaster cabinet • Mastercraft 14” chop saw • Numerous air tools, impacts • Many cordless kits and tools.

• 2 Spalding 1930s solid one piece hockey sticks • Wooden skiis • Bamboo poles • China cabinet • Rocking chair.

YARD & REC. • Fimco quad mount estate sprayer - wand and booms • 2 gas weedeaters • 1 small gas rototiller • Stock saddle • Bridles • Misc. tack.

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 Dick Creasey Scott Douglas Terry Silbernagel Cashier:

Lona Benjamin

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JC Charyk School receiving the ECA Review’s cheque for $1,300 to go towards their Terry Fox run fundraising. From the left, Principal, Mike Kukurudza, seventh graders: Paige Kobberstad and Brenden McKillop and teacher, Jaime Campbell.

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Potential tattoo motivates students JC Charyk’s Principal, Mike Kukurudza wanted his school to fundraise $6,000 for the Terry Fox Foundation for this year’s run. To motivate his students to reach this goal he promised them he would get a real tattoo of their school’s mascot, the JCC Hawk.

Leadership teacher, Jaime Campbell, informed the ECA Review and within the week their school and Principal Kukurudza’s ink, was $1,300 closer to their objective.

These funds are the result of the ECA Review businesses who donate monies for the purpose of supporting the Terry Fox run dates in the newspaper.

Each year the proceeds are presented to a different community in the ECA Review’s circulation area.

This year, JC Charyk is the recipient of these funds.

Mike Kukurudza just may be the recipient of a brand new tattoo.

September 24'15

Delivering a Bright Future For the past 12 years, we’ve been supporting the education of your best and brightest.

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We are committed to fostering the education of youth from the communities in which we operate. The annual Inter Pipeline Discovery Awards bursaries are given to first and second year students pursuing degrees in Engineering, Sciences, Finance, or Business programs.

Congratulations to these local 2015 Discovery Award recipients: Garnet Leo Crookes John Nelson Leuck III Cole Thomas Yaremko

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13 M8 162” SP Retail $14,199

14 XF 9000 CrossTour E.S. 141” Retail $16,599

SALE $8,499

SALE $10,999

15 Bearcat 2000 XT E.S Retail $10,599

SALE $9,399

Used Snowmobiles

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15 XF8000 High Country SP (Orange) 465 Miles $12,000 15 M8000 153” HCR (Green) 0 Miles $11,500 15 XF6000 CrossTour (Orange) 299 Miles $11,000 15 SnoPro 600 Cross Country 1,113 Miles $10,500 14 M 9000 162” SP LTD (Org/Blk) $11,500 14 M 8000 153” SP (Green) $11,500 13 M8 153 SP LTD (White) $9,300 13 Ski Doo 800 R Summitt 163” (Black) $9,000 12 M 1100 Turbo 162 SP LTD (White) $9,600 12 M 1100 Turbo 162 SP LTD (White) 2,040 Miles $9,100 12 M8 153” SP (Green) 990 Miles $8,000 12 M8 153” SP (Green) $8,000 12 XF800 SP 50th (Black) 2,064 Miles $8,000 11 M8 162” SP Turbo (White) 2.5” Lug $8,000 11 M8 153” HCR (Green) 1,691 Miles $7,700 10 M8 162” SP (White) $7,000 10 Crossfire 800 (Green) 3,500 Miles $7,000 10 Yamaha Nytro MTX (Black) 2,604 Miles $7,000

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Construction are trademarks the United States591 and many other countries, owned by or “This is partly licensed to CNH Industrial N.V., its subsidiaries or affiliates. $65,000 CASHSee all the SMART deals at nhvaluebonanza.com $23,500 CNT $30,000 CNT $225,000 due to the fact that plants tend *For commercial use only. Offer subject to credit qualification and approval by CNH Industrial Capital to mature 2-3 Canada Ltd. See your New Holland dealer for details and eligibility requirements. CNH Industrial Capital weeks faster Canada Ltd. standard terms and conditions will apply. Depending on model, a down payment may be required. Offer good through Novemthan normal in a ber 30, 2015, at participating New Holland dealers in Find Canada. Offer ussubject at to change.

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Proceeds to Dunde WI

11:30 am to 1:30 pm 1 pm 3 pm 7 pm

Queens at the Acadia Lodge - Acadia Lodge Store front Judging by Rodeo Royalty - Decorated Business

Hanna Indoor Pro Rodeo 1st Performance - Hanna Arena Wear Red for Support the Troops Best Decorated Business announced Intermission: Stick Horse Races

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Gun Fight Downtown - Sponsored by Real Estate Centre & Hanna Indoor Rodeo Autographs with Dennis Halstead (Rodeo Clown) - Hanna Chrysler Mini Chuck wagon races (Queens) - The Emporium Best Dressed Pet Contest - The Emporium

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Hanna Indoor Pro Rodeo 2nd Performance - Hanna Arena Bold Enough to Wear Blue Intermission: Wild Pony Races Rodeo Dance - Curling Rink - Entertainment by Dally up ‘n Dance

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New look, new tools for Clearview Schools Debra Johnston

ECA Review Reporter A new dynamic, user-friendly experience greets anyone visiting the Clearview School Division website.

The new redesigned site is finally up and running, Clearview trustees learned at their Sept. 17 board meeting.

The rollout of the new site was delayed until several components were completed such as the new logo and motto.

The site features easy to navigate options such as bus routes, calendar and school links.

Cloud computing

Google Chromebooks and Google

Apps for Education are new tools available to students this school year.

A chromebook is a user friendly, affordable tablet that comes ready to use with Google Apps plus access to a variety of educational resources.

Its system is entirely web-based, allowing for faster starter up and operating speed as well as extended battery life. The chromebook automatically updates itself and saves work.

According to Superintendent Peter Barron, who gave the board a presentation of the Google products, the books do not have device storage.

Instead, everything is stored in Google Drive, Google’s cloud storage.

Cloud computing utilizes global

Home games soon underway at Hughenden school

by Susan Reynolds Hughenden School is now well underway and students are settled into their various classes.

The ‘back to school’ dance was hosted by the Grade 9 class to raise funds for an upcoming leadership conference and the mocktails served were to raise funds that go towards the 2016 Grad class.

The senior girls volleyball team participated in the mega volley tournament recently in Vermilion.

Home games will soon be underway at the school. Everyone is encouraged to stop by and support the players.

The golf teams and cross country running teams have also started practicing for their upcoming sporting competitions under the direction of

Clay Creasy.

Junior and senior high students who earned averages of 75 per cent and higher in their academic courses this past school year have been invited to the annual movie and pizza night.

President of the Council is Jacqueline Manning, Secretary is Nicole Sayer and Treasurer is Trisha Dambrowsky.

This year junior and senior high students have paired up to take on the responsibility of stocking the vending machines for a week of the school year.

This is a service that is available to all.

Biology 30 class was pleased to have Tanya Jones-Greenwood, an optometrist and graduate of Hughenden school, come to the school to speak about diseases and disorders of the eye.

First annual police partners appreciation night Dena Clark ECA Review Reporter “We had a strong turnout with most of our invited community partners in attendance. This was our very first Police Partners Appreciation Night, and we didn’t have a clear idea of what to expect,” said Sgt. McGunigal, in the wake of the event which was held Friday night at the Coronation community centre.

McGunigal went on to say, “We are still organizing our revenues and expenses and haven’t yet determined how much money was raised, however as mentioned [Friday night] we will be donating any profits to the Coronation & District Food Bank.”

Not only was the event a great opportunity to meet community members from both Coronation and Castor, but the silent auction, which consisted of various tickets for upcoming NHL hockey games, allowed for the Coronation detachment members to receive reimbursement for any costs associated with the event, for which they paid out of their personal pockets, but all profits go to a great cause.

With the oil

economy having taken a downturn, it seems that the area is in need of the food banks more than ever.

Each guest was asked to bring a salad or dessert and following dinner, guests could dance the night away.

There was a wide variety of agencies represented as police partners, they include: Towns of Coronation and Castor, County of Paintearth, Village of Halkirk, Coronation and Castor fire departments, Coronation / Consort Victim Services Society, East Central Alberta Review, Castor Advance, Brigley’s Towing, Alberta Family & Community Support Services, Alberta Justice (Prosecutions & Probation), East Central Ambulance Association, Alberta Commercial Vehicle Enforcement and McKenzie Motors.

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data centres rather than a person’s personal computer or device to store data and access web based applications via the internet.

The one downside of the books is that they require an internet connection to access saved work and applications, stated Barron.

School trips

The board granted preliminary approval for three school trips taking place in 2016.

Gus Wetter and Coronation students are looking forward to a March trip to Italy, specifically to see Venus,

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Florence and Rome.

The students plan to blog about the trip and give a presentation to the board upon their return.

William E. Hay Stettler Secondary Campus Senior Girls Basketball team will be involved in a training and cultural exchange in Cuba in December 2016.

Also from William E. Hay, a proposed band trip to New Orleans in May of 2016 is in the works.

The board will finalize authorization for the trips once they have received all trip information.

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Real Estate

UNDEVELOPED country residential lots at Baptiste Lake, Alberta.

Ritchie Bros.

Auctioneers Unreserved Auction, October 29 in Edmonton. 2.05+/and 1.62+/- title acres, power & natural gas at property line. Jerry Hodge: 780-706-6652; rbauction.com/realestate.

HIGHWAY commercial lots in High River, Alberta.

Ritchie Bros.

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PASTURE & hayland. 400 - 8000 acres of year round water supply. Full operational with management available. Central Saskatchewan.

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Other small & large grain & pasture quarters. $150k $2.6m. Call Doug Rue 306-716-2671.

LAKE Front home at Jackfish Lake, Alberta. Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers Unreserved Auction, October 29 in Edmonton. 6400 +/- walkout bungalow, interior to be completed, 2.08 +/title acres. Jerry Hodge: 780-7066652; rbauction. com/realestate.

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Mobile Homes

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LOOKING FOR grain quarter to rent in the Trochu/Rumsey area. Call 403-3730419.

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Special family events receive a special keepsake gift compliments of McKenzie Motors BFI Canada Inc. Coronation Home Hardware East Central Alberta Review Coronation Industrial Sales & Rentals M&N Construction More info: Donna at 403-578-2690 BEAUTIFUL spruce trees 4-6 feet, $35 each. Machine planting: $10/tree (includes bark mulch and fertilizer). 20 tree minimum order.

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WHITE spruce trees for sale. 4 - 6 foot $35 each. 6 - 8 foot $45 each. Delivered and planted. Delivery extra. 403-305-8201.

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FOR SALE: 290, 80% alfalfa grass mix round bales at $225/ tn, average 1400 lbs.

300 acres standing wheat for greenfeed at $100/tn. Call Roger 403-664-1444, Cereal, AB. HEATED canola buying Green, Heated or Springthrashed Canola. Buying: oats, barley, wheat & peas for feed. Buying damaged or offgrade grain. “On Farm Pickup” Westcan Feed & Grain, 1-877250-5252.

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UNRESERVED Auction Oct. 15.

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Construction, trucks, trailers, tools, cranes, inventory, seacans, buildings. Fort McMurray, phone 780-944-9144; www.

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PUMPS & Pressure Surplus Equipment Auction. Saturday, October 3, 10 a.m.

7018 Johnstone Dr., Red Deer. Selling pumps, compressors, pressure washers, generators, welders, lathes, electric motors, hot tubs, patio tables, etc.; www.montgomeryauctions.com. 1-800371-6963.

UNRESERVED Coin & Currency Auction. $1000 bills, Canadian, US, Foreign. No buyer’s fee! 10 a.m., Saturday, September 26, Legion Hall, Wainwright, Alberta.

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Applications are invited for a full time temporary teaching position with duties to commence November, 2015 for the duration of the 2015-2016 school year. This is a maternity leave replacement position and will terminate upon return of the permanent employee. You will possess training and experience in teaching Junior High Math and Science. You will also be responsible for delivery of the CTF program along with Grade 4 Math and Social Studies and Grade 3 Social Studies. Preference will be given to applicants with a Math/ Science background. Use of technology and a variety of teaching strategies to reach all learners will be most beneficial, as is 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 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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by Bruce Penton It worked for Warren Moon. It worked for Joe Theismann. It worked for Doug Flutie.

Hey, Tim Tebow, it could work for you, too.

Tebow, a college star of great renown at University of Florida, wants to play quarterback in the National Football League but keeps getting rejected. He was drafted by the Denver Broncos, where he had a brief (five or six games) spell of success, traded to New York Jets, given a tryout by the New England Patriots and, this fall, was invited to the training camp of the Philadelphia Eagles. But after a pretty good pre-season game under coach Chip Kelly that left many observers thinking he would stick around as the Eagles’ third quarterback, he was cast adrift again.

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Town of Coronation Development Office Notice of Decision Notice is hereby given of the following decision in accordance with the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000, Chapter M-26, and Bylaw No. 2009-559 and amendments thereto, of the Town of Coronation: Permit #2015-011 - Approved Lot 29-32 Jordan Barnes Block 1 5107 Railway Ave. Plan 8149AH Proposed Development: New 25’ by 35’ Commercial Building Addition The above noted application(s) will be held fourteen (14) days after publication of this notice at which time these decisions are deemed to be final unless otherwise appealed. Any person wishing to appeal a decision may file an appeal at the Town Office 5015 Victoria Avenue, Coronation, AB or by mail to Box 219, Coronation, AB T0C 1C0 Date of Publication: Thursday, September 24, 2015 Town of Coronation Development Officer Sandra Kulyk

So if Tebow can’t play quarterback in the NFL but still harbours a deep desire to do so, what’s he to do? Head north, young man, head north.

Moon was a college quarterback star whom the NFL wizards ignored. Moon joined the Edmonton Eskimos, where he starred for six seasons, winning Grey Cups, outstanding-player awards and suddenly, attention from the NFL, which finally saw the error of its ways.

Moon signed with Houston Oilers and became an NFL all-star and eventual Hall of Famer. Ditto for Flutie, whose lack of size relegated him to the NFL’s sidelines before he proved his worth as a star for eight seasons with Toronto Argonauts and Calgary Stampeders of the CFL. Flutie, too, returned to the NFL and enjoyed a modicum of success, although nowhere near the level achieved by Moon. Theismann, too, was deemed too small for the NFL, so he gathered his helmet and cleats and headed to Toronto, where he was so dominant the Washington Redskins quickly signed him after three seasons in Argoland.

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Notice is hereby given that under the provisions of the Municipal Government Act, the Village of Youngstown will offer for sale, by public auction, in the Village Office, Youngstown, Alberta, on Tuesday, October 6, 2015 at 11:00 a.m., the following lands: Lot 3-5 10 & 11

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The Village of Youngstown may, after the public auction, become the owner of any parcel of land not sold at the public auction.

Terms: Cash or certified cheque.

Subject to Schedule A of By-law 500.

Redemption may be effected by payment of all arrears of taxes and costs at any time prior to the sale.

Dated at Youngstown, Alberta, July 27, 2015.

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