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Stettler RCMP officer Leanne Zielke came back to the Blackfalds RCMP detachment to 

participate in Kids N’ Kops. Cst. Zielke was the Blackfalds RCMP school resource officer and 

said she wanted to come back to participate in the program. ECA Review/L. Joy 

Alix, Clive youth learn what 

it’s like to be a police officer 

Lisa Joy 

ECA Review reporter 

Central Alberta youth learned what 

it is like to be a police officer after participating 

in a weeklong Kids N’ Kops 

camp. 

Preventative programs such as Kids 

N’ Kops teach the basics of what police 

officers endure during their work. 

Hannah Warford and Coty 

Warford from Alix, as well as Brett 

Stuart and Brooke Stuart from Clive, 

took in the camp. 

Alix-MAC school’s social worker, 

Connie Brooks also participated in 

addition to Stettler RCMP officer, 

Leanne Zielke who returned to 

Blackfalds to participate in Kids N’ 

Kops event. 

Cst. Zielke is a former Blackfalds 

RCMP school resource officer and said 

she wanted to come back to participate 

in the program, adding, “It’s more fun 

than Christmas.” 

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coyote, REAs continue to survive and adapt despite changes and challenges in the marketplace. 

Lakeland REA was the latest REA to experience the challenges of the marketplace. In March, their 

membership participated in a vote regarding a sales proposal from Atco. Nearly 70% of Lakeland’s 

membership cast a vote. The sales vote was defeated and some declared it a win for REAs. However, it 

was less of a win and more of an indicator of a battle for the survival of REAs that has been unfolding 

across Alberta. 

It’s a battle that will demand REA members get as excited and energized about their electricity 

distribution system cooperative as those who first established the REAs. Over six decades ago it 

was easy to get excited about being a member of the REA because it literally meant you would finally have access to electricity. That’s old 

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electricity distribution system that keeps money in the community is important, then it’s time to get excited again. Gone are the days 

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electricity distribution system and having a say in their own rates. 

Anyone with their finger on the pulse knows that rural Albertans are an independent lot. They like the idea of having some control over 

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ON THE OTHER HAND 

Lord of the Right 

by B.P. Schimke 

One has to wonder if Preston 

Manning isn’t behind the current 

scheme to unite the right under Jason 

Kenney. It would certainly not be surprising 

as it was Manning’s failed 

scheming that brought Danielle Smith 

and Jim Prentice together, and the subsequent 

victory of Rachel Notley. 

It seems quite ironic that Manning 

and his gang are so anxious to unite 

the right. He was the brain child 

behind the creation and evolution of 

the Reform Party which smashed the 

“big umbrella” right apart and 

reduced the Progressive Conservatives 

to only two seats in the House of 

Commons in 1993. 

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Jason Kenney, 

seeing the writing on the 

wall federally has now 

named himself the saviour 

of the right in Alberta. 

Give Stephen Harper his due, as a 

far right leader he successfully 

brought the right together for a 

decade. Yet his governance required 

dictatorial control which led to misstep 

after misstep and the eventual 

stunning victory by Prime Minister 

Justin Trudeau. 

A far right successor to Stephen 

Harper appears to be highly unlikely 

as all the current Conservative federal 

leadership candidates lean more to the 

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middle than the far right. 

Jason Kenney, seeing the writing on 

the wall federally has now named 

himself the saviour of the right in 

Alberta. Kenney has chosen to come 

into Alberta and declare that he will 

run for the Progressive Conservatives 

when, in fact, his ideology puts him 

squarely in the Wildrose camp. 

Of course, he’s planning a coup and 

I have little doubt Preston Manning is 

behind this one, no lest transparent 

than his last attempt. 

Their story has been written. 

First, Kenney will win the 

Progressive Conservative leadership 

and then swoop up the Wildrose Party 

and become the new lord of the right. 

His actions, his arrogance is so 

wrong on so many fronts. 

First, he is not a progressive and 

has already said if he wins the PC 

leadership, he would immediately 

dismantle the “progressive”. 

Second, if he wins the PC leadership 

he would immediately 

negotiate a marriage with the 

Wildrose Party and run for the leadership 

of his new party. 

This sickening attempt by Jason 

Kenney is a complete insult to both 

Progressive Conservative and 

Wildrose Party members. It is a particular 

affront to Brian Jean, the 

Wildrose MLAs and their party members 

who have faithfully stuck 

together through the Danielle Smith 

betrayal and went on to become the 

Official Opposition despite 

everything. 

Let’s hope both Progressive 

Conservative and Wildrose grassroots 

members will tell Jason Kenney and 

his behind-the-scenes power brokers 

just where to go! 

Police are role models 

Cont’d from Pg 4 

“The police and mentors serve as 

role models and teach character, integrity, 

respect, honesty and compassion 

throughout all the activities,” said 

Lacombe Big Brothers Big Sisters 

(BBBS) Director Crystal Zens. “This 

program inspires youth to think of 

policing as a future career and teach 

what it takes to achieve it. Also raising 

community-minding citizens for the 

future.” 

The camp was created from scratch 

by Lacombe BBBS Director Crystal 

Zens and her husband Lacombe Police 

Cst. Bryan Zens. 

The program only has space for 24 

youth each year and according to Zens, 

“Historically we have a wait list.” 

Youth who participated came from 

Alix, Clive, Lacombe County, 

Lacombe, Blackfalds, Eckville and 

Bentley. 

The inaugural year of Kids N’ Kops 

Camp was 2008. 

The camp is a collaborative, 

“ 

preventative program for youth. 

Lacombe and District BBBS has held 

joint camps in Blackfalds for the past 

six years. 

The youth had a week packed full of 

fun activities including, a murder mystery 

in Blackfalds, a police obstacle 

course in Blackfalds’ Tayles Park, Red 

Deer Bower pond boat races, laser tag, 

a K-9 demonstration at the Innisfail 

RCMP Detachment, police dodge ball 

and surveillance scenarios and police 

community scenarios like drunk 

driving, shop lifting, graffiti and drug 

dealing at the Lacombe Memorial 

Centre. 

“The Murder Mystery at After the 

Grind was new and the kids loved it,” 

said Crystal Zens. 

The youth graduated at a ceremonial 

barbecue with family and dignitaries 

on July 7 at Lacombe’s Burman 

University. 

Lacombe’s Kids N’ Kops program 

won the 2013 Solicitor General Award 

for Crime Prevention. 

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Assault rifles not 

wanted by majority 

Dear Editor: 

“If it walks like a duck, sounds like a 

duck, smells like a duck and looks like 

a duck, then it must be a duck”. 

The AR-15 is an assault rifle, and no 

matter what Snell and his Canadian 

Rifle Association/National Rifle 

Association (CRA/NRA) supporters 

say, that weapon is dangerous, and the 

vast majority of Canadians don’t want 

them in our society. 

Mr. Snell fails to mention that the 

NRA has been working hard to prevent 

any meaningful gun legislation 

being introduced by state and federal 

authorities. 

They always cite the Second 

Amendment right to bear arms, but 

fail to mention that they oppose background 

checks, even for anyone listed 

on terrorists’ watch lists, or to impose 

legislation on gun shows where anyone 

can buy weapons without any background 

checks. 

The NRA is in the business of selling 

fear and selling weapons, and using 

fear mongering instead of logic to 

imply that gun registration is the next 

step by the government to imposing 

dictatorial rule like the Nazis in 

Germany and the Communists in 

Russia. That is like equating apples to 

oranges. 

We live in a civilized society where 

we are expected to register for many 

things, like registering to vote, registering 

our insurance policies in order 

to obtain our vehicle licenses, registering 

our certifications so that we can 

become doctors, lawyers, teachers, 

pilots, etc. Do we want these professions 

to be unlicensed and 

unregulated? 

So what if Mr. Snell doesn’t want to 

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fill-out his census form. Big deal! 

The sovereignists, the neo-Nazis, the 

KKK and other white supremacists 

groups also don’t want to be governed 

by the same rules as the rest of us. 

Mr. Snell, like the CRA/NRA and 

several members of Harper’s government, 

wants us to believe that the 

AR-15 and other military-style 

weapons are safe, and they should be 

sold in Canada. 

Tell that to the victims of mass 

shootings in America where, on 

average, a mass shooting occurs every 

day (a mass shooting in America 

means at least four people are shot, 

injured or killed per day). 

Australia banned them and most 

western European countries have 

banned them as well. 

In Switzerland and Israel, citizens 

can carry them, but they are part of 

organized, regulated militias, unlike 

in America where there are dozens of 

unregulated heavily armed militia 

groups. 

The NRA fails to mention that in the 

Second Amendment a “regulated 

militia be maintained for the security 

of a free state”. 

Seven states have enacted laws preventing 

the sale and ownership of 

assault rifles like the AR-15 and 

AK-47s, and the US Supreme Court 

have upheld their rights to do so. 

Other states, but not in the South, 

are planning to do the same since the 

US federal government can’t do it 

because of the opposition by the NRA 

and by the Republican Party (the conservative 

party in America). 

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OBITUARIES 

In loving memory of Sheila Beebe 

After several years of battling with 

cancer, Sheila Beebe passed away on 

Wed., July 6, 2016 at the 

age of 52. 

Sheila worked many 

accounting jobs in 

Lacombe, Red Deer and 

other places over the 

years. 

She also worked with 

her husband Richard on 

ranches in Saskatchewan 

with humour and a deep laugh to cheer 

others up. 

Sheila was born in Trail, BC 

on Aug. 25, 1963. 

She will be continuing her 

journey with her loving husband, 

Richard, beloved father, 

Andy and brothers, Tom and 

Danny. 

A great loss will be felt by her 

two sons, Christopher (Alisha) 

and Clifford; mother, Ruth; three 

Jalynn (Matt); step-son, Tyler; eight 

grandchildren and one great-grandchild; 

as well as numerous brother and 

sister-in-laws, nieces, nephews, 

cousins and friends. 

A Celebration of Life will be held 

on Sat., July 16 at the Alix Community 

Hall (5008 49 Avenue,) at 2 p.m. in Alix, 

Ab. 

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations 

in Sheila’s name can be made to 

the Lacombe Hospital Palliative Care 

and British Columbia. 

sisters, Brenda, Alison and Unit (P.O. Box 5575 Lacombe, Ab., T4L 

Beebe 

She was strong-willed, 

Darlene; step-daughters, 1X2), who took such good care of her. 

but always quick 

Roxanne (Mike), Virginia and Condolences may be made by vis- 

Passed away peacefully 

iting www.wilsonsfuneralchapel.ca 

Wilson’s Funeral Chapel & 

Crematorium serving Central Alberta 

with locations in Lacombe and 

Rimbey in charge of arrangements. 

Phone: 403.782.3366 or 403.843.3388 

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William Graham ‘Bill’ Merchant 

passed away peacefully into the arms 

of his Lord and Saviour, surrounded 

by his loving family, at Extendicare 

Michener Hill, Red Deer, Ab., on Fri., 

July 8 at the age of 82 years. 

Bill was born on Dec. 8, 1933 at the 

Coronation Hospital. All his schooling 

was completed in Coronation. 

He started work in the oil and gas 

industry for Gulf. Bill then went on to 

work for Northwestern Utilities for 10 

years and finished his career with the 

E.R.C.B. in Red Deer, retiring in 1996. 

He leaves to mourn his wife, Lila; 

daughters, Kathy (Brian) Flasch, 

Barbara Merchant, Sharon (Pat) 

McMurray and four grandchildren. 

He will also be sadly missed by Lila’s 

children, Jodi Hampton (Bobbi Gayle), 

Shelly Priest (Jason) and Tracy Abel 

and families; sister, Verona (Gerald), 

brother, Hilliard (Helen) and sister, 

Marietta (Bill) and families; Lila’s 

family, Gordon (Sylvia), Deb, Julia, 

Darryl, Linda (Scot). 

 

Bill was predeceased by his first 

wife, Beatrice; sister, Maralyn; 

brother, Les; triplet infant brothers; 

both his parents; sister-in-law, Eileen; 

three brothers-in-law, Charlie, Cecil 

and just recently, Fred. 

A funeral service 

will be held at the 

Knox Presbyterian 

Church, 4718 Ross 

Street, Red Deer, on 

Sat., July 16 at 2 

p.m. 

Interment will 

take place at the 

Coronation 

Cemetery in 

Coronation at a 

later date. 

If desired, memorial donations in 

Bill’s honour may be made directly to a 

charity of the donor’s choice. 

Condolences may be sent or viewed 

at www.coronationfuneralhome.ca. 

Arrangements in care of Heather 

Caseley, Funeral Director at 

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Engaging community on 

reviewing Strategic Plan 

Lisa Joy 

Review reporter 

The Town of Bashaw will review its 

Strategic Plan and get community 

input. Bashaw Chief Administrative 

Officer (CAO) Theresa Fuller told 

council at its regular meeting July 7, 

that council should review the plan 

and determine if it still applies and 

what can be added or improved. 

CAO Fuller presented council with a 

2010 Strategic Plan saying it’s a “potential 

starting point” and asked if 

council would like to review it or start 

a new process. 

Coun. Lynn Schultz said the key 

goals in Bashaw’s current Strategic 

Plan remain the same. 

“I see nothing new. I don’t see any 

goals that would be different [now]. 

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To brainstorm 

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“To brainstorm and come up with a 

different [plan] makes no sense.” 

He added that there’s nothing in the 

plan he sees that should be changed 

other than the order of priorities. 

CAO Fuller said a review could identify 

areas of the plan that have been 

achieved and what areas haven’t been 

covered. 

She said there is some outdated and 

missing information such as connecting 

resources and getting 

information to community members 

fast and getting feedback fast. 

Coun. Schultz suggested community 

groups meet once per year and share 

information so they can work together 

better. He said he would like the public 

and organizations to have access to the 

document and made aware that it is 

being reviewed. 

Coun. Rosella Peterman said she 

would like to see someone local booked 

to facilitate the review before asking 

someone from Alberta Culture and 

Community Spirit. 

Administration will set a date in 

October or November. 

Land rezoned to 

make way for development 

Bashaw Seed Cleaning Co-op got the 

green light from Bashaw town council 

to build a seed cleaning plant and 

clean seed distribution facility. 

At its regular meeting July 7, council 

passed a bylaw rezoning land from 

highway commercial to industrial to 

pave the way for the development. 

A public hearing was held July 7 in 

council chambers with no objections to 

rezoning the land. 

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Town of Bashaw has access to 

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About $53,875 was made available to 

the town for 2016 and so far $8,500 has 

been spent on library funding, $10,400 

on staff room improvements and $8,000 

for office computers. 

CAO Fuller suggested the town 

apply for the full $26,975 MSI operating 

funds. She suggested $4,000 could go to 

the Bus Society and about $4,300 to the 

Historical Society. 

Other potential areas to spend the 

money are installing energy efficient 

lights at the arena, reviewing the Land 

Use bylaw, GIS mapping, Municipal 

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for cemeteries and contributing to rec 

boards or operating support for the 

airport. 

Coun. Rosella Peterman said she It’s our way of saying THANK YOU 

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the cemeteries. 

“There are groups doing it now and 

they can’t do it forever.” 

Coun. Lynn Schultz said there are 

areas of the town’s Land Use bylaw 

that don’t have “any teeth in it.” 

CAO Fuller said there are loopholes 

and conflicts in the Land Use bylaw. 

She added there may be an opportunity 

for regional collaboration and cost 

sharing to create a Land Use bylaw. 

She added that from the community 

feedback the town has received, new 

bleachers and arena improvements are 

“first and forefront”. 

Council decided they will revisit its 

Land Use bylaw and consider new 

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Stettler Wal-Mart’s 

wave of thefts 

The Stettler Wal-Mart has recently 

experienced a number of shoplifting 

offences and has provided the Stettler 

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in an effort to prosecute those 

people responsible. 

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the local Wal-Mart, took a number of 

small electronic devices and left the 

store with the items concealed in their 

pants. 

Video surveillance was used to 

determine the identities of Brandon 

Gaudry (22), Justin Poteet (22) and 

Jeremy Genge (20) who currently have 

warrants for their arrest. 

On June 27, a lone male was found 

stuffing a pair of ‘flip flops’ from the 

Stettler Wal-Mart into his pants before 

exiting the store. 

The male, identified as Stephen 

Bauer (34), is currently charged with 

this and other offences related to the 

theft. 

On July 5, a lone male was caught by 

the Loss Prevention Officer of the 

Stettler Wal-Mart dismantling a 

fishing rod and stuffing it, along with 

other items, into his pants. 

The male was detained and later 

arrested by local RCMP members. A 44 

yr. old Stettler man is currently facing 

charges related to this incident. 

$25,000 tractor stolen 

A tractor worth $25,000 was stolen 

on July 4, during a break and enter 

from a Stettler area 

equipment dealer. 

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Stettler RCMP 

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day an 

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property. 

As a result of 

the search, a 

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and the 

property was 

returned to the 

owner. 

Two males, 38 

year-old Murray 

Peters of Red 

Deer and 34 yearold 

Jesse McLeod 

of Halkirk along 

with an 18 yearold 

female, 

Jacqueline Hinse 

of Halkirk were 

charged with possession 

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All three appear in Stettler 

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Provincial gold 

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Stettler S.W.ATT (Softball with 

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gold medal after their tournament in 

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The Stettler squad, who are only in 

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Stettler defeated Olds, the East 

Central Cobras and Edmonton Royals, 

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Alberta Impact. This record allowed 

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Although Stettler fell behind 

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Stettler played the Calgary Warriors 

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Coming Events 

Jace and Denim are 

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Communities that participate will 

see numerous benefits such as tourism 

and a “little silly fun,” said Hurl. 

“Paint the town pink and you can’t 

help but smile… How do you keep a 

straight face when talking to a man in 

a pink mustache?” 

The community that wins the 

pinkest town challenge will get a 

financial prize, highway signs and a 

free music concert. 

Alix Chief Administrative Officer 

(CAO) Troy Jenkins said the cost to 

the village is minimal and basically 

involves feeding about 40 people from 

the Wild Pink Yonder tour including 

about 30 riders and 12 volunteers. 

They would need 

breakfast, a bag 

lunch and supper. 

Coun. Jody 

Widmann said 

the Alix Fire 

Department has 

already volunteered 

to do a 

pancake breakfast 

for the group 

and could possibly 

make pink 

pancakes. 

Various community 

groups 

will help pink up 

Alix. 

All funds 

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Chartered Professional Accountant 

Drew Lee-Hai, Chartered Professional Accountants/Business Advisors 

of Salmon Arm, BC, is seeking a Chartered Professional Accountant 

with 3-5 years of post-education experience in public practice. 

The candidate must have a strong background in preparation of yearend 

financial statements and related working papers and preparation of 

corporate and personal income tax returns. Knowledge of accounting 

principles and their application and experience with Caseware and Taxprep 

applications would be a definite asset. 

Opportunity exists for growth into senior management and possible 

partnership. Please forward your resume to: dave@drewleehai.ca 


EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 

Vision Credit Union Ltd. 

Castor Branch 

LOAN CLERK 

Chartered Professional Accountant 

Maternity Leave Contract 

Drew THE Lee-Hai, POSITION: Chartered Professional Accountants/Business Advisors of Salmon 

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to the a Chartered Branch Manager/Assistant 

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Manager 3-5 years of posteducation 

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with practice. in-branch inquiries and answer all incoming 

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The candidate calls 

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duties papers for the 

for the and loan 

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department of corporate and personal 

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- Registration at Land Titles and PPR in co-ordination with CDA 

Opportunity - Registration exists for at growth Land Titles into senior and PPR management in co-ordination and possible with partnership. CDA 

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Key responsibilities include: 

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• Managing a full range of investment products 

Requirements/Qualifications: 

• Minimum education level: high school diploma 

• Ability to provide excellent customer service 

• Good communication skills 

• Attention to detail 

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs 

• Insurance experience an asset 

• Level 1 or 2 provincial license or C.A.I.B. designation 

preferred (but will train the right applicant) 

This is a fantastic opportunity for a career-oriented person 

based in the town of Castor. We offer a competitive salary 

and a positive work environment in a modern office. 

Park needs attention 

Deputy Mayor Curt Pederson, 

filling in for Mayor Arlene Nelson, 

said Gator Park must be cleaned up. 

“It’s in bad shape,” he said. “We 

should keep it up. It’s kind of the 

centre of town where people go.” 

Please email your résumé to Stephanie Kuxdorf: 

stephanie@fchuntagencies.com or fax it to 403-882-3201 

by July 15, 2016. 

Titles changed 

Council approved a revised organizational 

chart. This will be followed by 

a new personnel policy, including new 

job descriptions and remuneration 

scale. 

Council approved renaming three 

positions to: Director of Public 

Works, Director of Recreation and 

Leisure Services and Director of 

Corporate Services. 

“The first step in this process 

is identifying and 

properly naming the three 

direct reports to the CAO,” 

Jenkins told council at its 

regular meeting July 6. 

The three positions will 

oversee the three municipal 

departments and there 

won’t be any immediate 

changes in their 

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Exhibit on July 1. 

ECA Review/J.Geddes 

Two Flagstaff 

artists exhibit 

their art in 

Donalda 

Submitted by Jamie Geddes 

Two Flagstaff artists, Joanne and 

Bill Green of Forestburg were on hand 

to demonstrate their art at the 

Donalda Art Gallery in Donalda on 

July 1 during the Canada Day 

festivities. 

The exhibit began with a “Meet the 

Artist Gala” on June, 24 and will run 

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Alberta Prairie steam train to Big Valley on Sun., July 10. The trip was one part of the guides 

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INDEX 

PLRD .................................. 2 

Alix council ......................... 2 

Real Estate/Homes ............. 2 

Stettler town council .......... 3 

Alix/Clive news ................... 4 

Agriculture ......................... 5 

Letters ................................ 6 

Obituaries .......................... 7 

Bashaw council .................. 7 

RCMP ................................. 9 

Classifieds/Career ........10-11 

Decking 

Coronation 

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customize your deck to exactly what you want 

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1 block E. of museum on 

East access road to Hwy 36 

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Burlington, ON, Saskatoon, SK, Calgary, Edmonton, Bonnyville, St. Paul, Kitscoty, Lethbridge, 

Edson, Leduc and Ardrossan, AB, and Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, Langley and Delta, BC. 

 

ECA Review/D.Johnston 

Next steps for Stettler County public works shop 

Debra Johnston 


At a special council meeting held 

July 6, Stettler County council voted to 

defeat Borrowing Bylaw 1564 to borrow 

$5.2 million for construction of a new 

county shop. 

After the June 27 plebiscite on Bylaw 

1564 came back with a ‘no’ vote from 

ratepayers, council had no option but 

to defeat the bylaw according to the 

requirements of the Municipal 

Government Act. 

Council considered the next steps for 

the new shop at the special meeting, 

debating whether it would be necessary 

to sell capital assets to fund the 

building or to use reserves to pay for 

the construction. 

Councillors took turns stating their 

views on how to proceed. “We have 

money in reserves to build the shop. It 

wouldn’t be fiscally responsible to do 

that,” stated Reeve Wayne Nixon. 

Now that the construction season is 

half over, which would push the project 

Wheel 

of a 

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could go up because of the delays. 

Coun. Les Stulberg pegged the additional 

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meetings to deal with the petitions and 

further engineering costs at around 

$100,000 of money “wasted” that could 

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R e a l E s t a t e / H o m e s 

No significant changes to bus routes 

Dena Clark 


There will be no significant changes 

to the bus routes, reported Prairie 

Land Regional Division’s Fleet 

Manager and Head Mechanic Brad 

Berg to the Prairie Land School 

Division board of trustees at their last 

regular meeting on Thurs., June 23. 

Most bus routes will stay within the 

60 - 70 minute rides, Berg continued, 

with some being shorter and some 

around 75 minutes. 

 

PRAIRIE LAND SCHOOLS 

ALIX COUNCIL 

The school division also appears to 

be in good shape for drivers, however 

Berg said, they are hurting for spare 

drivers. 

The hunt for spare drivers has 

already begun and will continue 

throughout the summer months. 

J.C. Charyk modernization 

Twenty teaching sites will be ready 

for the start of the school year reported 

Superintendent Cam McKeage. 

McKeage went on to say that both he 

and Facilities Director Kent Spath took 

Gearing up to be ‘Pinkest 

Little Town in the West’ 

Lisa Joy 


Alix is gearing up to be the “Pinkest 

Little Town in the West” after village 

council agreed to participate in a 

breast cancer fundraiser. 

This is the eighth year for the Wild 

Pink Yonder and for the first time Alix 

is on the tour route. 

“Over the last seven years we’ve visited 

some 150 towns throughout 

Alberta but until now, not yours,” Jane 

Hurl states in a letter presented to Alix 

council at its regular meeting on 

July 6. 

Every summer, 23 communities are 

visited by Wild Pink Yonder. They 

“pink up” their horses and parade 

down the chosen community’s main 

streets. 

The 23-day, 500 km horseback ride 

starts in Stirling, Ab., goes south to 

Milk River, Ab. And then before 

ending in Edmonton stops in Alix on 

Aug. 24. 

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a tour of the school and although, he 

said, it definitely looks like a construction 

site, phase two of the 

modernization was to be completed by 

the end of June. 

Trustee Jada Hill confirmed that 

the “sensory rooms” (specific rooms 

designated for students with differing 

learning abilities) will be a part of the 

third phase of construction. 

Superintendent appointment 

An offer to continue in the position 

of Superintendent of Schools was made 

to Cam McKeage following an “incounsel” 

discussion at the April 28, 

2016 board meeting and approval from 

the Minister. 

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• 39114 Highway 36, 

Castor - 1612 sq. ft. 3 bed, 1 

bath Bungalow 15 km north 

of Castor on Highway #36 

$339,300 MLS#CA0084017 

New Listing 

• 4442 Park Crescent, Coronation 

- 24x38 1978 modular, 

wood basement w/ wood 

floor. 3 beds, 2 baths, a/c, new 

high efficiency furnace 

$139,900 MLS#CA0082470 

Gordon “Hoss” Nichols 

882-HOSS (4677) 

MLS Realtor 

• 5411 49 Ave., Castor - 

Concrete block, 32x60, 10’ walls, 

metal roof, forced air furnace, 

washroom, 10x8 overhead door 

$83,900 MLS#CA0057062 

• 5401 51 Ave, Castor- 1336 

sq ft, 3 bed, 2 bath 1983 mobile 

w/porch, large piece of land. 

$70,000 MLS#CA0032934 

• 5002 54a St, Castor - 

Trailer park. Potential for 14 

pad rentals & 10 seasonal lots 

$80,000 MLS#CA0032933 

• 5109 50 Ave, Castor - 

2640 sq. ft w/ living quarters 

above. Revenue property. 

$66,000 MLS#CA0030486 

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Basil Nichols 

403-323-0365 

MLS Realtor 

• 4.72 acres off HWY 855 

near Heisler - 2040 sq ft home, 

built 1981, 3 beds incl. enormous 

master w/4 piece bath, jet 

tub. REDUCED $349,000 

$325,000 MLS#CA0079249 

SOLD 

• Cedar Pizza & Steakhouse 

Dining and Lounge 

SOLD • SOLD 

• 5202 Windsor Ave., 

Coronation 

• 5214 Windsor Ave. , 

Coronation 

• 4309 44 St., Castor 

SOLD • SOLD 

SOLD 

• 4913-48 Ave, Forestburg 

• 5 or so acres - 4 bed, 2 

bath, AC, bungalow with renos, 

50x60 zipper shop with 

cement, heat, blown on insulation, 

heavy duty lift. NE-PT-4- 

38-12-W4 $395,000 MLS# 

CA0082214 

• 104 Main St., Alliance - 

cozy 2 bed, 1 bath home, quite 

a number of updates. $69,900 

MLS#CA0082041 

• 105 Wheatbelt Road, 

Veteran - 1400 sq.ft bungalow, 

large triangle lot, roomy 

kitchen/diningroom, large living 

room, 2 beds, 4 piece bath 

$69,900 MLS#CA0081354 

• 9.56 Ac near Veteran - 

1400 sq. ft bungalow, 5 beds, 3 

of them up, 1 1/2 bathrooms. 

Several outbuildings incl. shop 

with oil pit. $199,900 

MLS#CA0079964 

• 5309 50 Street, Castor - 

1360 sq.ft. bungalow, 3 beds, 

2 bath. Kitchen (13’5 x 15’9) 

looks east onto deck and Castor 

Creek area. Single attached 

garage. $100,000 

MLS#CA0079844 

• 4938 Parkview Dr., Castor 

- side by side duplex has 

1215 sq ft on one side w/ 2 

beds, 2 baths; and 615 sq ft on 

the other side w/ 3 beds, 2 

baths. Upgrades to both. 

$184,900 MLS#CA0078958 

• 5016 Norfolk Ave., Coronation 

- 1974 modular 

home boasts 5 bedrooms, 3 

baths, fully finished wood 

basement and 1152 sq ft of 

living space $120,000 

MLS#CA0077449 

• 3811 Railway Ave, Coronation 

- 10.53 acres, 3 large 

door heated 72x50 shop with 

40x38 AC in office. $220,000 

MLS#CA0074029 

• 112 3rd Ave E. Alliance - 

3 bed, 2 bath 1776 Sq. Ft. mobile 

on its own lot. Wood stove 

and an addition with deck. On 

engineered blocking with 6 tie 

downs, skirted and ventilated. 

Vacant, ready. REDUCED 

$97,000 $89,900 

MLS#CA0073401 

• 4917 Norfolk Ave., Coronation 

- 2 bed, 1 bath, 800 

Sq. Ft. bungalow. “As Is Where 

Is” $25,000 MLS#CA0072118 

• 220 Main St., Halkirk - 3 

lots, 75’ x 115’ at NW end of 

Halkirk’s Main St. $30,000 

MLS# CA0069900 

• 216 Main St., Halkirk - 

50’ x 115’ lot on North end of 

Halkirk Main St., 2 smaller 

buildings on it, zoned for storage. 

$20,000 MLS# 

CA0069899 

• 4910 49 Ave, Castor - 

3796 Sq. Ft. warehouse building 

(1130 Sf section connected 

to 2666 Sf. loading area) 

$149,000 MLS#CA0054515 

• 5021 50 Ave, Castor - 

5000 sq. ft. brick and wood 

building on main street 

$85,000 MLS#CA320287 

• Near Castor - 16.75 

acres, overlooks Castor 

Creek, near K-12. Potential 

to subdivide. $400,000 

MLS#CA286941 

• 4813 Victoria Ave, Coronation 

- Plenty of space for 

range of potential uses. RE- 

DUCED $99,900 $79,900 

MLS#CA0084226 

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FOR SALE 

BY OWNER: 

3 bedroom townhouse. 

8 yrs old. 

Unfinished basement. 

Stettler AB 

Contact 403 741 4790 

Dionne’s 

CUSTOM WOODWORKING LTD 

Kitchen, Medicine/Vanity Cabinets 

& Entertainment Centres 

Tom Dionne 

Ph. (403) 749-3771 • Fax (403) 749-3775 

FOR LEASE 

7402 CULTIVATED ACRES SOUTH OF CHINOOK ALBERTA 

FOR THE 2017-BEYOND 

YARD SITE & BINS ARE CURRENTLY FOR SALE 

PREFERENCE GIVEN TO WHOEVER WILL PURCHASE YARD, BINS, 40 ACRES 

VISUAL TOURS PLEASE CONTACT 

IRA ROSS AT 403 854-0572 OR TRACEY GRANTHAM 403 854-1583 

ENQUIRES & QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT KEN AT 306 230-3586 

TENDER CLOSES JULY 31, 2016 SUBMIT TENDER TO kbeatch@sasktel.net

E C A r e v i e w C o r o n a t i o n / S t e t t l e r , A b J u l y 1 4 ' 1 6 3 

Stettler town awards tenders 


Two councillors that have been 

opposed to the project, Dave Grover 

and Ernie Gendre, both expressed 

wishes to reconsider the design of the 

shop. 

Grover contended 

that the 

county needs to 

build something 

“more fiscally 

responsible”, 

while Gendre 

took issue with 

the project contractor, 

Scott 

Builders. 

Both Nixon and 

Coun. James 

Nibourg 

responded to 

Gendre’s query 

about how 

council decided 

on Scott Builders, 

over other contractors 

that bid 

on the project. 

“It was a 4 - 3 

vote,” stated 

Nixon. 

“This council 

decided to go with 

Scott,” responded 

Nibourg. 

Grover also 

wanted gravel 

testing done on 

any land the 

county might 

want to sell. CAO 

Tim Fox indicated 

some of the 

parcels have 

already been 

tested but any 

that haven’t could 

be tested prior to 

being sold. 

Debra Johnston 


Two out of three tenders were 

awarded by Stettler Town council at 

their July 5 regular meeting. 

The town had budgeted for $130,000 

towards a new ice resurfacer. Two bids 

came in, both well under the amount 

budgeted. 

Industrial Machine bid $98,685 with 

a four month delivery time and Big 

Hill Services bid $106,978 with an 11 

month delivery time. 

Council awarded the tender to 

Industrial Machine. 

Bids to replace two heating, ventilation 

and air conditioning units (HVAC) 

for the Stettler Recreation Centre came 

in at nearly one third the amount 

Bring back options 

Council requested that administration 

bring back all options for funding 

the construction for the July 13 

meeting as well as whether any of the 

existing tenders will have to be retendered 

because of delays. 

Hanna Rod & Gun Club 

35 th Annual 

Guns & Collectibles 

Show & Sale 

Sat., July 16 & Sun., July 17 

9-5 9-3 

Hanna Curling Rink 501-3rd St. West 

200 Tables - Exhibitors from B.C. - Alberta - Saskatchewan - Manitoba - Ontario 

Fri. Set up 11-10 am 

$ 

5 

admission 

(10 & under 

Free w/ adult) 

Slo-Pitch 

Tournament 

Fri - Mon, Jul. 29, 30 & 31 

at Burma Park 

Dance $10 Entry Fee 

River Jack 

Contact: 

Kevin 

403-575-5254 

Tyson 

403-575-5241 

Entry $ 250 00 

SPADY’S 

WELDING 

O O O O O 

Portable Welding Services 

• Reduced rates for Farmers 

• 24hr Service 

Tanner Spady 

403.741.9161 

For more information call: Andre Reed 403-854-7277 

Antique & Modern Guns, Ammo, 

Antique Dishes, Sporting Goods, Buy, Sell 

& Trade, Coins & Stamps, Outdoor Wear, 

Knives, Collectibles & Much More! 

budgeted for from two different 

companies. 

The project had a budget of $140,000, 

but the bid from Keith’s Refrigeration 

came in at $49,750 plus tax to replace 

both units and Action Plumbing bid 

$48,660 plus tax for both units. The 

tender was awarded to Action 

Plumbing. One bid that came in more 

than double the budgeted amount was 

for a winged power take off pull behind 

mower. 

Only $10,000 was budgeted for the 

mower but the only bidder was Bill’s 

Farm Supplies for $23,900 plus tax. 

Council defeated a motion to approve 

awarding the tender in favour of 

researching other options for purchasing 

the mower or putting off the 

purchase until next year. 

Antiques & 

Collectibles 

tour 

Put your business 

on the map. 

Call this paper at 

403-578-4111 

for details. 

Development down 

Building permit activity to the end of 

June was down substantially from this 

time last year. 

Total building permits to June 30 

were slightly over $1.8 million compared 

to $6.1 million last year. The 

largest drop was in residential construction 

at only 19 per cent of 2015’s 

total. Commercial construction was 

slightly higher at 21 per cent. 

Proclamation 

After a proposal from Coun. 

Malcolm Fischer and agreement from 

the rest of council, Mayor Dick 

Richards proclaimed July 8 as 

Collector Car Appreciation Day in 

Stettler. 

The day of recognition was first 

started in the United States on July 9, 

2010 with annual dates chosen each following 

year. 

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