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swiftly fell in love with songwriting, playwriting and novel writing. Alex became an avid songwriter, which led her to Nashville when she was 19. She lived there for a month writing music, performing at songwriter nights and learning the industry from the ground up. While she was there, she began her first draft of this book. Through hard work and tenacity Alex was published. Here is a quick summary of “Tangled in Tennessee”: Like every young person, at the end of high school Alexandra was faced with a choice: she could either pick the career people expected her to (for her it was becoming a drama teacher), or she could pursue what made her heart come alive.

Alexandra credits the support of her family and friends for making the right decision.

“Once my parents realized what it was I really, truly loved doing, they sat me down and said ‘How can we help you make a career out of this’.”

Alexandra explains. “I think so many more people would be doing what they love if only their Turn to Ten seconds, Pg 3

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Alexandra Holden, grand daughter of Rose High of Castor, gets her first book, Tangled In Tennessee, published at age 22. Alex is currently finishing her English Literature degree at Ambrose University in Calgary.

At just 22 years of age, Alexandra Holden, the granddaughter of Rose High of Castor, is represented by one of Canada’s top literary agencies, the Carolyn Swayze Literary Agency, and has had her first novel, Tangled In Tennessee, published with Inkspell Publishing.

Determined to achieve her goals in a highly competitive field, Alexandra is a testament of how powerful 10 seconds of courage can be.

Alexandra grew up with a passion for writing, inspired by stories such as Anne of Green Gables and The Chronicles of Narnia.

According to her mother, Mary Holden, in grade 1 Alex told her teacher that her goal was to publish a book. Her teacher made sure that goal came to fruition by carefully laminating and binding Alex’s first novel when she was 6 years old, titled “My Dog.” This amazing gift from her teacher inspired Alex to keep writing and she never looked back. She grew up with a passion for her dog, which she wrote about so much that her grade 4 teacher had to intervene and ask that she open up her literary horizons. Alexandra did and

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The Hanna Roundhouse Society would like to Thank all those involved in helping our CN Retiree Railroader Reunion held August 7-9, 2015 become a huge success: Greenslade’s Disposal Special Areas Venture Fab. Ltd. Hanna Learning Center Caragana Canvas Frosted Impressions Freson Bros. IGA Checkered Flag K & T Trucking Tuff Steam Westmoreland Coal Co. Eastside Autobody Q91 Radio Drum 99.5 FM Radio Drum Lions Club Trina Hernden Catering Town of Hanna Parks & Rec Gerry Delisle Heather Brown Glen & Crystal Durand Starwest Trucking Niki Rooke Emerson Robinson Martha Robinson

Mark Fecho Rev. Paul Warnock Pastor Colin Millang MLA Kim Schriener MP Kevin Sorenson MLA Rick Strankman Jordan Christianson Richard Preston John & Alva Kaster Walter & Sheila Alksne Ed & Carol Kurbis Gord & Maureen Tyers Dorothy Andrus Kyle Toporchak Amber Maksymchuk Don Boos Dan & Natalie Stewart Emily & Katie Kurbis David Mohl Adrian Mohl

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East Central Review Drumheller Mail CBC Radio Edmonton CBC Radio Calgary Calgary Herald Cactus Corridor Hanna Museum Hanna Flying Club Alberta Culture & Tourism, Communications Branch Heritage Conservation Advisor, Alberta Culture & Tourism, Calgary ALL OUR GUESTS /VISITORS I hope I’ve accounted for everyone! If not, my sincere apologies as everyone’s input had great impact on the success of this event. Thank you! Sincerely, Sandra Beaudoin, President/Founder, Hanna Roundhouse Society

Children participated in an annual Museum Camp Aug. 25 - 27 where children got to explore the Strome museum. From the left, back row: Colton Hawkins, Barry Nykolaisnyn, Lakeisha Doody and Kaylee Nykolaishyn. Middle row: Mason Elkow, Steffani Reum and Andrew Johns.

Front and Centre: Avery Auburn-Parsons.

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Children’s camp explored museum

by Gloria Swain The Strome Historical Society held their 4th Annual Museum Camp for kids for three days, Aug. 25 – 27.

The children under the direction of Pastor Gloria explored the museum’s “Sports section”.

Ron Williams spoke to the children on the importance of museums and answered the children’s questions.

The campers found the museum tour most interesting with the bathing suits from way back giving everyone a giggle.

During the three days we explored our local sports heroes, local teams and their equipment.

It was interesting to note that as early as 1916 the following sports were taking place in our area: soccer, baseball, foot racing, horse, mule and sulky racing, basketball, hockey, football, turkey shoot, girl’s races, horseshoes, tennis, skiing and curling.

The children were given the opportunity to create their own interactive sports games. They used broom handles, empty soup cans, empty toilet paper rolls, water buckets and their

imaginations.

On Wednesday we had a sleep-over on the church property in a big tent.

The children created their own baseball cards. This involved posing for photos, coming up with unique names and writing up catchy statistics.

Breakfast on Thursday was pancakes and bacon prepared by our own young chef, Barry Nykolaishyn, assisted by Andrew Johns.

The girls got involved in breakfast clean up while the boys took down the tent.

The camp ended with a barbecue lunch at the local Seniors’ Centre hosted by the Historical Society executive.

The lunch was also part of the Historical Society’s year end event.

It appears that since the onset of these summer camps the number of children visiting the museum have increased.

We appreciate the many local village folks who contributed in so many ways to make this event possible and profitable for our children.

RCMP

Theft near Coronation

A residence south of Coronation was broke into sometime between Monday, Aug. 24 and Tuesday, Aug. 25 with multiple handguns, custom rifles, shotguns and jewelry stolen, according to a Hanna RCMP press release.

In a phone interview on Mon. Aug. 31, the ECA Review was told that no charges have been laid.

Cow shot near Castor

A single cow was shot and killed on private property in the area of Highway 36 south of Castor. It is believed that the shooting was intentional and occurred sometime on Saturday, August 29.

Anyone with information regarding this or any other crime is asked to contact Coronation RCMP at (403)578-3666 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) to remain anonymous.

Theft of firearms

A break, enter and theft of firearms from a rural location south of Veteran,

on July 26, according to a Consort RCMP press release.

Entry was gained through a window and once inside unknown person(s) took eight firearms and a various quantity of ammunition.

Subsequent investigation led to the arrest of two individuals.

With the assistance of Medicine Hat Police Service, Richard Walls (50), and Bonnie Walls (46),, both of Medicine Hat were arrested and charged with break and enter to steal a firearm.

Both subjects were released and are scheduled to appear in Coronation Provincial Court on Friday, Sept. 11.

All firearms stolen during this incident were recovered.

Mischief to Oil Lease Sites

Sometime during the late evening onto the early morning of August 23 24 unknown person(s) entered two rural oil lease sites in the Monitor district. Once on site, unknown person(s) tampered with valves and switches.

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Coronation/Stettler, Ab

September 3'15

Council weighs options for stop signs Debra Johnston

ECA Review Reporter Big Valley council is seeking input from the public and other affected parties regarding the placement or need for stop signs at Railway Avenue and Main Street.

Part of council’s discussions at the Aug. 27 meeting involved safety concerns for pedestrians crossing and vehicles turning at the

The Foundation was started a few years ago under the umbrella of the Red Deer and District Community Foundation to act as a perpetual endowment. Individuals donate or bequeath money to the fund for supporting needs in the community.

The interest from the fund can be left in the fund or applied to a worthy cause.

Council is looking for individuals and organizations to

intersection.

Because the placement of a stop sign adjacent to the train station parking lot could pose difficulties for traffic flow into and out of the parking lot, council is weighing how to proceed.

Community foundation

The Big Valley Community Foundation has $275.00 available to put towards a worthy village cause.

Clearview trustees to visit colony schools this year Debra Johnston

ECA Review Reporter Visiting the Hutterite Colony Schools in Clearview District is on this year’s calendar of trustee activities.

Last year, trustees visited the public schools and this year, the colony schools, which fall under Clearview’s umbrella, will be visited. Trustees made the decision at the Aug. 27 meeting.

It would be a good chance to sit down and talk to staff and older students, said Trustee Karen Holloway, about what things they would like to see.

“They might have some insight into opportunities that we can offer them,” stated Holloway, “We’ve talked for years about how do we offer something that will add to the

educational opportunities of our colony kids. That’s a discussion we should be having with the elders too.”

According to the Hutterian Brethren website, hutterite.org, more Hutterite students are achieving education beyond the typical age of 15.

Depending on the need of the colony, students may require further education to attain trade certification.

Those trades people can then complete work on the colony that require a certified tradesperson.

Some of the less conservative colonies are even allowing students to complete university level education to allow them to return and teach at the colony school rather than relying on the public system.

New logo chosen

The board selected a new logo at the meeting. Along with the new logo comes a new motto and new website. The site should be online within the next few weeks.

Budget feedback

The provincial government is looking for input regarding the 2015/16 budget.

The board agreed that educational funding needs to be based on a ‘needs’ basis as well as the current per student basis. The current system favours urban schools with a greater number of students over the rural, smaller schools. The budget consultations are open to everyone and can be accessed at http:// alberta.ca/budget.cfm for those wanting to leave an opinion.

Ten seconds of courage ATTENTION Cont’d from Pg 1 family and friends gave them the courage to try.”

After a gap year, Alexandra had saved enough money to go to Nashville for a month, on her own, without knowing anyone, to write. “It was the scariest adventure of my life,” Alexandra says.

“At 19, I was doing exactly what so many people regret never doing in life.” What was Alexandra’s biggest take away from that experience?

The first was that it inspired the novel, Tangled In Tennessee, which would become her first published book. The second was that Alexandra learned an important lesson about pursuing your goals.

“All you need is 10 seconds of courage. Ten seconds is all it takes to knock on the door, shake someone’s hand, hit ‘send’ on an email.”

Alexandra smiles, laughing. “After that there’s no turning back! You just have to deal with whatever comes

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next!”

Alexandra hopes that her story can inspire people to decide what sets their soul on fire and chase after it passionately. It is never too early or too late to get started.

After all, if Alexandra’s experience is any indication, all you need is 10 seconds of courage.

Effective Sept 5

Castor & Coronation Value Drug Marts Will No Longer Be Providing Prescription Services On Saturdays

Regular prescriptions can be filled during weekly regular hours Monday thru Friday only.

An Emergency Interim supply can be obtained at the hospital on weekends.

Randy Kary, Castor 403 882 3055 Chris Goodbrand, Coronation 403 578 3588

Customer Appreciation & Fall Sale Tues. - Fri., Sept. 15-18

NO GST on Entire inventory

Other summer items up to 30% off

All in store rubber,chore and Including Firearms & Ammunition muck boots, clothing including jerseys and hunting clothing

Golby

Reduced 30%

Hardware & Sports Coronation • 403-578-3699

Hockey Equipment Starts & Sticks SALE Sept10ember th

submit suggestions for the use of the $275.00.

Crime report

The RCMP two month report to council showed an increase in calls to the village which included 11 false

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alarms, a number of break ins and harassment issues, as well as hit deer reports.

The high false alarm rate was thought to have originated from a number of new alarm systems installed in homes in the village.

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Sept 10 & 11

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From 11 am - 7 pm Coronation Lion’s Rec Centre Photo Opportunity

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Sept 17 & 18 From 11 am - 7 pm Castor Legion

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Bare Root Swedish Aspen (Available October) 1’-2’ $10 -very bushy with large root system 3-4’ $20 Trees and shrubs available for September and October Complete fall price list at: www.lindentreefarm.ca travis@lindentreefarm.ca or call/text (403) 888-9178

ECA review

Coronation/Stettler, Ab

September 3'15

Council weighs options for stop signs Debra Johnston

ECA Review Reporter Big Valley council is seeking input from the public and other affected parties regarding the placement or need for stop signs at Railway Avenue and Main Street.

Part of council’s discussions at the Aug. 27 meeting involved safety concerns for pedestrians crossing and vehicles turning at the

The Foundation was started a few years ago under the umbrella of the Red Deer and District Community Foundation to act as a perpetual endowment. Individuals donate or bequeath money to the fund for supporting needs in the community.

The interest from the fund can be left in the fund or applied to a worthy cause.

Council is looking for individuals and organizations to

intersection.

Because the placement of a stop sign adjacent to the train station parking lot could pose difficulties for traffic flow into and out of the parking lot, council is weighing how to proceed.

Community foundation

The Big Valley Community Foundation has $275.00 available to put towards a worthy village cause.

Clearview trustees to visit colony schools this year Debra Johnston

ECA Review Reporter Visiting the Hutterite Colony Schools in Clearview District is on this year’s calendar of trustee activities.

Last year, trustees visited the public schools and this year, the colony schools, which fall under Clearview’s umbrella, will be visited. Trustees made the decision at the Aug. 27 meeting.

It would be a good chance to sit down and talk to staff and older students, said Trustee Karen Holloway, about what things they would like to see.

“They might have some insight into opportunities that we can offer them,” stated Holloway, “We’ve talked for years about how do we offer something that will add to the

educational opportunities of our colony kids. That’s a discussion we should be having with the elders too.”

According to the Hutterian Brethren website, hutterite.org, more Hutterite students are achieving education beyond the typical age of 15.

Depending on the need of the colony, students may require further education to attain trade certification.

Those trades people can then complete work on the colony that require a certified tradesperson.

Some of the less conservative colonies are even allowing students to complete university level education to allow them to return and teach at the colony school rather than relying on the public system.

New logo chosen

The board selected a new logo at the meeting. Along with the new logo comes a new motto and new website. The site should be online within the next few weeks.

Budget feedback

The provincial government is looking for input regarding the 2015/16 budget.

The board agreed that educational funding needs to be based on a ‘needs’ basis as well as the current per student basis. The current system favours urban schools with a greater number of students over the rural, smaller schools. The budget consultations are open to everyone and can be accessed at http:// alberta.ca/budget.cfm for those wanting to leave an opinion.

Ten seconds of courage ATTENTION Cont’d from Pg 1 family and friends gave them the courage to try.”

After a gap year, Alexandra had saved enough money to go to Nashville for a month, on her own, without knowing anyone, to write. “It was the scariest adventure of my life,” Alexandra says.

“At 19, I was doing exactly what so many people regret never doing in life.” What was Alexandra’s biggest take away from that experience?

The first was that it inspired the novel, Tangled In Tennessee, which would become her first published book. The second was that Alexandra learned an important lesson about pursuing your goals.

“All you need is 10 seconds of courage. Ten seconds is all it takes to knock on the door, shake someone’s hand, hit ‘send’ on an email.”

Alexandra smiles, laughing. “After that there’s no turning back! You just have to deal with whatever comes

Okanagan Fresh Fruit Last Week Of The Season Starting Sept 8th End Of Season Case Sales!

Tuesday - Oyen, Consort & Forestburg Wednesday - Hanna, Killam & Daysland Thursday - Coronation, Viking & Hardisty Friday - Castor & Wainwright BC Pears, BC Nectarines, BC Grapes, BC Berries, BC Peaches, BC Prunes, BC Apples & more!!

Thank You For Your Support

next!”

Alexandra hopes that her story can inspire people to decide what sets their soul on fire and chase after it passionately. It is never too early or too late to get started.

After all, if Alexandra’s experience is any indication, all you need is 10 seconds of courage.

Effective Sept 5

Castor & Coronation Value Drug Marts Will No Longer Be Providing Prescription Services On Saturdays

Regular prescriptions can be filled during weekly regular hours Monday thru Friday only.

An Emergency Interim supply can be obtained at the hospital on weekends.

Randy Kary, Castor 403 882 3055 Chris Goodbrand, Coronation 403 578 3588

Customer Appreciation & Fall Sale Tues. - Fri., Sept. 15-18

NO GST on Entire inventory

Other summer items up to 30% off

All in store rubber,chore and Including Firearms & Ammunition muck boots, clothing including jerseys and hunting clothing

Golby

Reduced 30%

Hardware & Sports Coronation • 403-578-3699

Hockey Equipment Starts & Sticks SALE Sept10ember th

submit suggestions for the use of the $275.00.

Crime report

The RCMP two month report to council showed an increase in calls to the village which included 11 false

3

alarms, a number of break ins and harassment issues, as well as hit deer reports.

The high false alarm rate was thought to have originated from a number of new alarm systems installed in homes in the village.

Pet Extravaganza with Dr. Megan Wakefield

Sept 10 & 11

Join us

From 11 am - 7 pm Coronation Lion’s Rec Centre Photo Opportunity

with Treasured Memories’ Holly Grob 3-7 pm

Sept 17 & 18 From 11 am - 7 pm Castor Legion

Homemade Treats!

Have Your Photo Taken t!

With Your Pe LY N FRIDAY O

Plus Special orders can be placed.

We have all your pet’s essentials!

STETTLER

Gun Show Sat. & Sun. Sept. 12 & 13 At Stettler Agri Centre Sat. 10am - 5pm • Sun. 10am - 3pm

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

Linden Tree Farm Hardy Locally Grown Trees and Shrubs

Feature Trees Size Price Colorado Spruce - Premium 6’-7’ $100 Colorado Spruce - shelterbelt grade 6’-7’ $70 Spruce installation available for $40/tree with a minimum order of 10 trees Please contact me for additional installation conditions Feature Shrubs Yellow Twig Dogwood, Potentilla, Spirea, Mugo Pine, Cranberry, Ninbark & more

Bare Root Swedish Aspen (Available October) 1’-2’ $10 -very bushy with large root system 3-4’ $20 Trees and shrubs available for September and October Complete fall price list at: www.lindentreefarm.ca travis@lindentreefarm.ca or call/text (403) 888-9178

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Empowering Seniors

September 3'15

Williams 50th Wedding Anniversary

Coronation Community Silver Club

Congratulations to

Lewis & Edie Williams

Thursday, October 15

as they celebrate 50 years of marriage.

They were married on September 3, 1965 at the United Church in Brownfield AB (the same church that once stood in Bulwark AB, and where Jack & Win Williams were also married).

9:30 am Registration @ Coronation Community Centre

• Health Fair 10 am - 4 pm • Speakers • Information of interest to seniors, caregivers & families • Topics include health care & resiliency.

Importance of socializing and elder abuse.

Irma Tigers win the North American Fastpitch Association (NAFA) ‘AA’ World Series in Moline, Illinois, just west of Chigaco, in the tournament on August 14 - 16 . With the straight eight game wins and the championship they automatically receive an invite to next year’s ‘AA-Major’ World Series, a step up from this tournament. From the left, Ronald Paulson, 3rd base, Brett Larson, catcher, Evan Normand, 1st base, Mark Paulson, asst. coach and manager, Mike Friedrick, 2nd base, Bradon Burr, Ryan Friedricks, short stop and Lyle Normand, head coach. Front row: Steven Normand, pitcher, Kyle Parsons, Jasen Kellehar, Tyson Soucy, and Cory Jones. Missing was Breyden Arcanda, third base, Ronald Paulson, catcher, Brett Larson, right fielder, P.H. Cory Jones, Bryden Arcanda and pitcher, Steven Normand all received NAFA World Series awards.

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SPORT Shorts

• RJ Currie of sportsdeke.com: “A Canadian is the 2015 North American Scrabble Champ. Matthew Tunnicliffe credits his victory to studying dictionaries for over three hours a day. He now faces a bigger challenge — getting a girlfriend.”

• Scott Ostler of the San Francisco Chronicle: “No more calls, we have a winner!

Arrest of the year: Jets defensive end Sheldon Richardson, already on NFL suspension for flunking a drug test, is arrested for allegedly driving 143 mph, resisting arrest, tailgating, driving without lights and running a red light. Cops say they find a fully-loaded semiautomatic handgun in the car, which reeks of weed. Awesome.”

• TV broadcaster David Feherty, after Matt Jones played a shot off a carpet in a fanladen hospitality area at the PGA at Whistling Straits: “I don’t know whether we need a rules official or an event planner.”

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Coronation Seniors Golf tournament Thirty-four mixed seniors teams took part in the Coronation Seniors fun tournament on Sun. Aug. 29.

Participants marked down their average score and twoperson teams were formed out of the hat.

Championship flight went to the twosome of Darcy Meyer and Conrad Scoville with a score of 37; Claude Zinger twosome, 39 and Bruce Elliott, 41 for third leaving Dave Rock and Ted McKenzie twosomes, both with 43, out of the winner’s circle.

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Government advertising must deliver substance Each week more than 1,000 English and French community newspapers just like the ECA Review go about the business of telling stories that matter to the communities they serve. We are at your rinks and schools. We are at your school board and council meetings. We are at the scene when tragedy strikes. We celebrate your milestones. Our job is to cover east central Alberta, warts and all.

And we are good at it.

We are in towns big and small. Some community newspapers circulate well in excess of 100,000 copies.

Some are in the hundreds.

It may surprise you that each week, more than 20 million copies of community newspapers are distributed across the country. Independent research shows that more than 70 per cent of Canadians read their community paper.

Despite our collective strength, ours is a medium easy to ignore.

Because we focus on Canada one community at a time, we lack the sex appeal of other media.

We’ve seen our share of federal government advertising gradually erode over the years. Our regional and national associations have met with government MPs, opposition MPs, cabinet ministers and senior bureaucrats to promote our case. We are always met with courtesy and a promise that things will get better.

Well things are not getting better. So despite it being contradictory to everything we believe in journalistically, the time has come to tell you. In short, the federal government is all but ignoring your community

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newspapers like the ECA Review. We believe this means the federal government is ignoring you and your community’s right to be informed about programs and services offered by the Government of Canada.

In the last fiscal year, the federal government spent $75 million on advertising. More than $26 million of that went to TV ads, while another $15.5 million went to Internet advertising – an industry dominated by American-based companies like Google and Facebook. Creating ads and paying ad agencies ate away another $10 million. Radio advertising cost just under $7 million.

submit letters to the editor, columns or buy their own local advertising to share their work with the community.

They know the power of your local community paper.

The federal government knows it, too. The Harper government spent $1.25 million with a company called News Canada to create its own stories – stories it offers for free to print and broadcast outlets. The vast majority of these governmentapproved stories are never published. But you and I paid for them. It is disconcerting that the federal government spent 50 per cent more creating its own news than the total advertising buy in Canadian newspapers.

The federal government Because we strategy appears to be that it’s more important to focus on Canada make pretty ads than to one community at put relevant information about programs and sera time, we lack vices in front of readers of community newspapers. the sex appeal of They’re telling you they’d other media. rather give your tax dollars to Facebook and Google than Canadianbased companies that invest in local journalism.

By comparison, comIf the federal governmunity newspapers saw a ment continues to ignore paltry $867,000 in total advertising from Ottawa – our community newspaor an average of about $25 pers, some communities may lose them. When that per week per newspaper. happens a vital voice is The way in which your silenced. government uses your If you believe, as we do, money to communicate that government should with you is very telling.

TV and Internet ads work invest in meaningful communication with citizens to build brand, not to inform. Your community through community newspapers, we ask you to newspaper generates help us. Contact your debate and serves as a local candidates in this forum for discussion – election. We’d love to hear and is also one of the few from you, too. Give us a places where local MPs call at 403-578-4111 or actually receive editorial write a letter to the editor. coverage outside election We’ll continue to make season. sure your voice is heard.

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A blessed people Dear Editor, I just want to say how much I enjoyed your editorial in the Aug. 20 edition, A study in contradictions, pg. 4.

You were right on! We all like to complain about the taxes we pay, but give very little thought to what those taxes pay for.

We are a blessed people and we

live in a wonderful country. For the most part, it is well governed, especially when you look at other countries.

Your article really made me think and be thankful for all we do enjoy in Canada.

Keep up the good work.

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Responsible government is a Premier’s choice The economy changes.

Employment changes.

Nowadays, the average person holds 10 jobs prior to the age of 40. Changing jobs and changing employers is part of a modern economy.

Years ago, major cities overflowed with livery stables employing tens of thousands of people. Today, there are none.

Barrel-makers, switchboard operators and milkmen have also been put out of business. Yet new jobs emerge. Ten years ago, no one had heard of an app developer, social media manager, or sustainability advisor. Today, these are high-paying careers.

There are entire departments of government that don’t exist anymore. Some of them employed a lot of people. Ottawa once had cabinet ministers (and supporting bureaucracies) for railways, canals and colonization. And for more than 60 years,

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Alberta operated a Department of Telephones. These jobs have all disappeared.

Sometimes jobs are eliminated because it’s cheaper to hire someone than to do it yourself.

For example, a family in need of a new concrete driveway won’t buy a redi-mix truck, hire workers, and go into the concrete business. Instead, they phone around, compare prices, check company references, and hire someone else to do the work.

Unfortunately, in a figurative sense, some governments will go out and buy the redi-mix truck, expanding the size and cost of government. In 1991, when Roy Romanow became Saskatchewan’s premier, his province was verging on insolvency. Previous administrations had spent too much and tried to do too much. Romanow eliminated 20 government programs,

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Yearly interest $1.4 billion Cont’d from Pg 6 reduced the size of the civil service, and chopped program spending by 10 per cent. It was the only responsible thing to do.

In 1992, Ralph Klein became Alberta’s premier, eventually facing a $23 billion debt—even more than Saskatchewan. The projected one-year deficit that he inherited was nearly $3 billion. The province was borrowing 25 per cent of its annual revenue.

Yearly interest on debt was $1.4 billion.

Klein had two options—cut spending, or send Alberta down the same path as present-day Greece. He cut spending.

Many people believe Klein cut healthcare by double digit percentages. He didn’t. They also think he gutted infrastructure spending. He didn’t. Subsequent budget documents state that Klein’s fiscal strategy had been to cut the size of government by 20 per cent over a four-year period, but there were never any across-the-board cuts. Numerous categories outside health and education were cut by 35-40% per cent but healthcare was trimmed by only 7.7 per cent and education by a mere 5.1 per cent. Klein’s infrastructure spending, averaged annually over the years he was premier, exceeded the national average.

Today, Alberta is again facing fiscal calamity. Our debt is within a stone’s throw of the $23 billion Klein had to address. Resource revenues are declining. Key commodity prices have crashed. Jobs are evaporating. Yet Premier Notley’s solution has been to hike government spending, borrow more money, boost the minimum wage, raise taxes on struggling businesses and announce a royalty review.

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Cacti add spice to your decor If you don’t really have a green thumb but still love plants, you may be ready to ap­preciate the cactus as a houseplant. You don’t have to have a Southwestern decor to enjoy cacti; there are many attractive va­rieties that require very little care.

dust buil­dup on its stems with a softbristled brush in or­der to keep it looking beautiful with clean spines and a glossy skin.

Just be care­ful not to prick yourself!

Caring for your cactus

Many cacti species produce splendid co­lourful flowers in spring.

If you want to treat yourself to a flowering cactus, be sure to buy it when it’s in bloom. That way, you won’t be in any doubt as to the maturity of the plant and its ability to flower.

Cacti need lots of light and will only thrive if you place them in your home’s sunniest, brightest spots.

Accustomed to surviving extreme drought conditions, your cactus will require very little water and fertilizer. From time to time, remove any

Colourful flowers

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Originally from Mexico, the prickly pear cactus is a particularly interesting species. It produces a delicious, edible fruit called cactus pear or Barbary fig. Like other cacti, its skin is covered with tiny invisible spi­nes that are very difficult to re­move. Mo­reover, prickly pear seed oil is considered one of the most expensive and precious in the world. Are you tempted to grow one yourself?

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Three reasons to opt for a multigenerational home With the changing demographics in North America, multigenerational homes have be­come an attractive housing option for many families. With an aging population and the fact that children are living with their pa­rents for longer periods of time, there is now a market for homes that feature independent-living areas. Here are three reasons you might want to consider this option.

1. If your goal is to keep your family close by, this type of housing has two separate dwellings. This allows all its residents to maintain their own living space and privacy.

2. The exchange of servi­ces is one of the main reasons people like li­­ving in

multigeneratio­nal homes. For example, a couple with young children whose grandparents live in an adjacent apartment benefit from having trusted child carers close by. In re­turn, an older person who needs care can count on the compassionate pre­sence of a loved one when necessary. Thus, the intergenerational ap­proach, in addition to being a guarantee of security, helps se­niors maintain their independence.

3. Another advantage of a multigenerational home is being able to share mortgage payments. A young couple with no savings has easier access to the pro­perty market by choosing to live in a housing unit with the parents

of one of the spouses.

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Located in Trochu. Only $134,900! G-20 LOW COST OWNERSHIP! ½ duplex, great location, in Trochu- 4 bedroom and 1 bath, recently renovated bathroom, and new back deck, Freshly painted main floor and basement partially finished with 2 bedrooms and plumbed for an additional bathroom. Perfect for an investment/rental property or first time home buyer!

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Coronation Fair winner’s circle Elaine Towns took the prize for most points in adult art at the Coronation Fair, Aug. 19 with Abby Schetzsle earning the prize for the most points in junior art.

Bubbles Bullick took the prize for most points on a medium other than canvas.

In children’s art, Milan Cuthbert, Tegan Younger, Abby Schetzsle and Vanessa Kuziw were awarded prizes.

Photography

Karly Ramsay won most points in junior photography while Rayanna Ramsay took the prize for the top junior photo.

Karly won first with of the sunrise/sunset, children, wild animals, birds/insects, tame animals and photo story.

Rayanna won with her landscape photo.

In the adult classes most points and top photo went to Lisa Heidecker. She won in tame animals and sunrise/ sunset while Lorna Switzer took the prize for skyscape and Kim Grubisic for portraits and children.

Home Economics

April Wiebe took home the prize for most points in the adult home economics section and adult cooking while Angela Evans and Sonia Smith tied for most points in yeast baking.

Angela Evans also took the award for disabled in home economics and tied for most points in one of the canning classes with April Wiebe.

Wiebe tied with Terry Tocher for most points in one of the canning

classes and won three other classes in canning, Kathy Rock and Sonja Smith won the other two canning classes for most points.

Carrie Scoville took the prize for dilled pickles, Laurie Bullick for canned tomatoes and April Wiebe for raspberry jam and dessert with home grown apples.

Kathy Rock took the prize for ginger snaps and muffins, Shirley Duncan for Chiffon cake and Terry Perry for dinner rolls.

Junior cooking

Most points in junior cooking was a tie between Sydney and Payton Elliott. Payton took first in cupcakes in the 16 & Under cooking.

In the 12 & Under cooking classes, Alexis Perry won for her chocolate chip cookies, Jace Nelson for peanut butter cookies, Ryan Glasier for muffins, Lauryn Perry for a cookiegram and Adysen Walsh for a decorated cake.

Chloe Neal and Kenzie Hewitt tied first for the lunchbox class.

Needlework

Most points in adult needlework was a tie between Jeanette Dobovich and Mrs. Gordon Saunders with Jane Lowis being awarded with most outstanding needlework entry.

Mrs. Gordon Saunders, Jeanette Dobovich and Tara Muhlbeier received awards in most points in sewing and embroidery classes.

Mrs. Gordon Saunders took the prize for the quilt, judges choice; Helen

Pickles for her afghan, Jane Lowis for crocheting and Natalie Hewitt for outstanding entry in Over 80 knitting and crocheting.

In junior needlework and hobbies best sewing award went to Kenzie Hewitt and best bet entry in 12 & under needlework and hobbies went to 1st - Reece Montgomery; and 2nd Kylie Hewitt.

Hana Watson, Tegan Younger, Alexis Perry and Ella Younger all took prizes.

In the 16 & under best entry was 1st - Jolene Kleinsasser, 2nd Jilliam Waltham with Jillian Waltham taking the prize for most points in junior home economics.

Tanner Eno, Tammy Kleinsasser, Alexandra Brigley and Berit Cuthbert all took home prizes also.

Hobbies and handicrafts

Most points in adult hobbies went to Daralee Dobovich; Merrit Kropinski took the prize for most point in over 80 classes and Angela Evans for most points in the disabled classes.

Herb Kary and Laurie Bullick also took home first place ribbons in this category.

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One hundred years farming

Submitted The descendants of Karl and Annie Muhlbeier celebrated 100 years of farming at the original homestead on Aug. 8, 2015 with roughly 160 people in attendance.

Karl originally started a farm south of Veteran but traded in 1915 for the place north of Castor.

He married Annie Hepp in 1918.

The farm was passed down to their youngest son Charles Muhlbeier and his wife Erma.

Randal, the oldest son of Charles and Erma took over the farm.

Randal continues

to farm the land with his partner Tara Mulbeier and her children with

the help of Randal’s son, Frazier and step-son, Cade van Zandbergen

who intend to keep the farm in the family for many years to come.

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Airdrie, AB. Toll Free: 1 (877) 912-9607 www.dbardbuildingsystems.com The Muhlbeier farm north of Castor reaches the 100 years of farming on the land homesteaded by Randal’s grandfather, Karl Muhlbeier. On hand for the milestone were, from the left, back row: Randal Muhlbeier, partner, Tara Muhlbeier, son, Frazer Muhlbeier, Rick Strankman, MLA and Cody van Zandbergen (Tara’s son). Front row: Erma and Charlie Muhlbeier, (youngest child of Karl and Annie) and Julia Gullekson (second youngest child of Karl and Annie). ECA Review/Submitted

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Serena eyes tennis grand slam history

by Bruce Penton that was back in 1988. Now, In 2015, the year of the dom27 years later, Williams is inating athlete, how can we poised to make it happen not expect Serena Williams to again, to put an exclamation win the women’s U.S. Open in point on her status as perNew York in early September haps the game’s GOAT and become only the fourth (greatest of all time).

Grand Slam winner in tennis Williams has 20 career history?

Grand Slam titles, and at the Steffi Graf of Germany was age of 33, would seem to have the last athlete to accomplish enough years remaining to Penton this amazing feat — singles’ overtake Graf (22) and titles in the Australian and Margaret Court (24) on the French Opens, Wimbledon and the Grand Slam list before her skills begin U.S. Open in one calendar year — but to erode.

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• Blogger Phil Mushnick: “Rumour is Urban Meyer suspended those four Ohio State football players after he caught them in the library.”

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• Comedy writer Alex Kaseberg: “Tim Tebow stopped a fight at the Philadelphia Eagles training camp. He didn’t stop it so much as he raised his arms and the fight parted.”

Cont’d from Pg 13 set the ‘slam’ precedent by winning the Triple Crown of racing for the first time in 37 years, so the stage is set for Williams.

“What has made Serena the best on the women’s side of tennis, possibly in all of the sport, is not only her skill, but her determination to win,” wrote Isportsweb.com’s Rachel Grim.

Not to downplay her accomplishment, but Williams is at her tennis peak at a point in history where the competition is … well, a little lacking.

Martina Navratilova had Chrissie Evert to beat; Graf and Monica Seles were 1-2 or 2-1 for most of their careers.

Williams’s foes are lesser lights in the overall scheme of things.

Maria Sharapova leads the tour in gorgeousness, but her five Grand Slam career titles pale in comparison to Serena’s 20. Sharapova is ranked No. 2 in the world and you’d need Google or be a tennis nerd to know who’s No. 3 and 4 (Simona Halep is ranked third in the world, Angelique Kerber fourth).

Unless Williams comes down with an illness or injury, there’s no reason to think she won’t breeze to victory in early September. Winning the Grand Slam would be a fitting bow to tie around her brilliant career.

• Comedy writer Alan Ray, on dancer Julianne Hough’s upcoming wedding to NHL player Brooks Laich, the pride of Wawota, Sask.: “The ‘something borrowed’ will be his false teeth.”

• Another one from RJ Currie of sportsdeke.com: “Reuters reports a man wasn’t allowed to pay a parking ticket in Pennsylvania with 2,500 pennies because it was against the law.

So there’s one fewer use for CFL bonuses.”

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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.

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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.

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HIGHWAY commercial lots in High River, Alberta. Ritchie Bros.

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FARMLAND/ GRAZING land near Keephills, Alberta.

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FOR SALE or rent, 20 acres with house south of Coronation: Newer modular home with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. 1520 sq.ft. 5 appliances, laminate flooring throughout.

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GREEN FEED for sale. Durum and canola mix $180/ton, durum $180/ton, triticale $200/ton.

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