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November 24, 2016 

Volume 105 

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Carol Boehk of Strathmore was one of many displaying their wares for sale at the annual Coronation Christmas Market on Wed. Nov. 16. 

 

INDEX 

Alliance news .................... 2 

RCMP ................................ 2 

Kneehill county ................. 3 

Clive council ...................... 3 

Theresetta school .............. 5 

PrairieView ........................ 6 

Letters ........................... 6, 7 

Agriculture .................. 9, 10 

Obituary .......................... 10 

Classifieds/Careers .......... 11 

Dining 

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Entertainment 

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Red Tag Service Program 

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BASHAW TOWN COUNCIL 

Red Tag Inspection Program 

Discount For Hay Equipment, Windrowers, Tractors, 

Uniloaders And Combines - If Booked By The Following 

Nov 16 – 50% off Inspection 

Dec 16 – 20% off Inspection 

Impaired 

Driving 

Special 

Section 

Page 12 

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(To Qualify, Work Orders Must Be A Minimum Of 

$3,000.00 And Customer Is In Booking Program) 

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Tractors: $899 

Unloaders: $499 

Windrowers: $598 

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ECA Review/J. Webster 

Bashaw youth group seeks funding 

Lisa Joy 

ECA Review reporter 

The Bashaw Youth Drop-In 

Foundation (BYD) asked Bashaw 

council for $33,375 in funding for 

2017 at the regular town counci 

meeting on Nov, 17. 

The BYD has seen an increase 

in youth attending programs 

with an average of 14 to 15 per 

day. 

“This summer was busier than 

last summer,” Leanne McCaroll, 

president of BYD told Bashaw 

town council during its regular 

meeting Nov. 17. 

The BYD runs programs after 

school and during the summer 

including, Cooking with Kids, 

Cool Moves, Craft Corner, Drama 

Club, Summer Fun/Easter Fun 

and outings for youth from ages 

five to 18. 

The BYD is involved with the 

community through the Bashaw 

School, East Central Health, 

Bashaw Elks, Royal Purple and 

the Royal Canadian Legion. 

This year they are partnering 

with Bashaw Art Club, Bashaw 

Ag Society and Bashaw Bottle 

Depot Recycling program. 

Their goal is to promote 

awareness in areas such as 

health, peer pressure, alcohol 

and drug abuse, crime prevention 

and general awareness 

topics, as well as encourage creativity, 

increase physical 

activity, social skills and provide 

information on nutrition, body 

image and wellness issues. 

Council accepted the presentation 

as information. 

Still fighting carbon tax 

Some municipalities within the 

Battle River-Wainwright constituency 

want to opt out of the 

carbon tax, Wes Taylor MLA 

Battle River-Wainwright told 

Bashaw town council at its regular 

meeting Nov. 17. 

“The government isn’t giving 

that option so there’s a lot of concern,” 

said MLA Taylor adding 

that the carbon tax will touch 

everyone and everything. 

He said the federal government 

isn’t implementing their carbon 

tax until 2018 and Saskatchewan, 

who is opposed to the carbon tax, 

wants to only charge $10 tonne 

compared to Alberta’s proposed 

$30 per tonne. 

The specific rates depend on 

the type of fuel, but all are set on 

the basis of $20 per tonne of CO2 

in 2017, rising to $30 per tonne in 

2018. 

This is too much too fast and 

isn’t necessary, said MLA Taylor. 

“We have some of the cleanest 

technology in the world. We are 

15 years ahead of our neighbour 

to the south in clean technology 

and oil production. We are world 

leaders right here in Alberta.” 

If the province proceeds with 

the proposed $30 per tonne 

carbon tax, businesses will leave 

Alberta and relocate to either 

Saskatchewan or the U.S., said 

MLA Taylor. 

“When Alberta is down this 

isn’t the time to be putting this 

forward.” 

Mayor Penny Shantz expressed 

concern about how much the 

carbon tax will cost school divisions 

and hospitals. 

Coun. Darren Pearson said the 

carbon tax expense will be an 

extra “good chunk of change” for 

small business owners. 

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Alliance resident gets scholarship 

Karaleen Spady of Alliance, 

Ab. is one of four students to be 

awarded the prestigious Bill 

Kehler Memorial Scholarships 

in the dirt at the 43rd Canadian 

Finals Rodeo on Sat. Nov. 12. 

Scholarships of $2,500 were 

awarded to each of the students 

pursuing an education in 

broadcasting or agriculture: 

Spady is studying public relations 

at the Faculty of 

Communications Studies, 

Mount Royal University. 

Other winners, all studying 

at the Faculty of Agricultural 

Sciences at Lakeland College 

were Nicole Fossheim of 

Yellowhead County, Ab. 

studying Agribusiness; Hailey 

Tonn of Plumas, Mb. studying 

Animal Health Technology and 

Brooke Martine of Nanton, Ab. 

studying Agribusiness. 

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outstanding students are the 

next generation of community 

leaders,” said Laura Gadowsky, 

Chair, Edmonton Rodeo 

Cowboy’s Benevolent 

Foundation. 

“The Bill Kehler Memorial 

Scholarship is a proud partnership 

between Northlands and 

the Edmonton Rodeo Cowboy’s 

Benevolent Foundation that 

supports and encourages the 

future of agriculture and 

rodeo” 

The Bill Kehler Memorial 

Scholarship was established in 

2003 by Edmonton Rodeo 

Cowboy’s Benevolent 

Foundation and Northlands in 

honour of Bill Kehler. 

Known as the voice of 

Canadian Finals Rodeo, Spruce 

Meadows and the Calgary 

Stampede, Kehler demonstrated 

a life-long commitment 

RCMP: Theft under $5000 

As a result of several responses from 

the public to a previous media release, 

Stettler RCMP were able to identify one 

of the women responsible for the theft 

on Sun. Oct. 2 at the Stettler Walmart 

valuing in at $1200 as 32 yr. old Janine 

Stewart. 

On Nov. 1, Blackfalds RCMP located 

and arrested Stewart who is facing 

charges of Theft Under $5000 and 

Failure to Comply with Conditions. Her 

court appearance in Stettler is Jan. 12, 

2017. 

Hanna suspects arrested 

RCMP in Drumheller have laid 

charges against three individuals 

relating to numerous property crimes 

which have occurred over the last two 

weeks. 

Shortly after midnight Oct. 31, 2016, 

two suspects entered a locked compound 

at 4 Elements Environment 

Control Inc. in Drumheller and stole a 

John Deere “Gator” utility vehicle and 

a slip tank. Video surveillance at the 

business showed a male and female 

suspect who were 

later identified as 

Benjamin Olivier 

and Jamie 

Olivier. 

Between Nov. 

12 - 13, there was 

a break-in to a 

Sea-Can behind 

the Drumheller 

Marks Work 

Warehouse 

during which several 

boots and 

clothing items 

were stolen. 

In the early 

morning hours of 

Nov. 15, two persons 

were found 

stealing tool 

boxes from a 

truck. The complainant 

followed 

the thieves who 

crashed their 

truck into a ditch 

and fled on foot. 

Terry 

Heptonstall (36) of 

Drumheller, the 

registered owner 

of the vehicle and 

the driver, eventually 

turned 

himself into 

police at the scene 

and stolen property 

was 

recovered. 

The passenger 

fled and was 

tracked by Police 

Service Dog, however was not located. 

A search warrant was obtained for 

Heptonstall’s vehicle and numerous 

articles of stolen property were found 

as well as a weapon and drug 

paraphernalia. 

After a stream of thefts the stolen 

truck and driver were witnessed in 

Drumheller and RCMP obtained a 

search warrant for a hotel room occupied 

by Ben and Jamie Olivier on Nov. 

16. 

Jamie Olivier (32) was arrested at the 

hotel room while Benjamin Olivier (36) 

fled by climbing out a second story 

window. He was arrested after a brief 

foot pursuit. During the search of the 

hotel room, investigators located property 

stolen from the truck, Sea-Can as 

well as drugs, paraphernalia and break 

in tools. 

All three were charged with multiple 

charges and have been remanded 

into custody and are scheduled to make 

their first court appearance on Nov. 18 

in Drumheller Provincial court. 

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to rodeo, broadcasting and the 

agriculture industry. 

About the Bill Kehler 

Memorial Scholarship 

The Bill Kehler Memorial 

Scholarship of $2,500 is awarded 

to up to four recipients each 

year who are pursuing post-secondary 

education and who 

demonstrate an interest in agriculture, 

rodeo or broadcasting. 

Students must submit an academic 

essay detailing their 

future academic and career 

goals, the course of study, institution 

chosen and outline any 

steps taken to achieve these 

goals , including volunteer 

work, paid positions and other 

awards received. 

The essay must also reflect 

how the applicant will be a good 

ambassador for Bill Kehler’s 

legacy. 

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M.D. OF PROVOST NO. 52 

2016 USED EQUIPMENT TENDERS 

The M.D. of Provost No. 52 is currently accepting tenders to purchase the 

following units: 

1. Unit #51-056; 2006 Ford F 150 - S.N. 1FTRF14556NB57326 

192 086 kilometres 

2. ASB- Unit #51-255; 2005 Chev. Tahoe - S.N. 1GNEK13205R179277 

246 966 kilometres 

3. ASB-Unit #46-001; 1976 Doepker Six Yard Scraper 

4. ASB-Unit #46-021; 2004 Broadcast Seeder 

All of the above are available for viewing at the Provost Shop. 

For more information, please contact Tyler Lawrason @ 780-753-2434. 

Tenders for any or all of the above units are to be submitted 

in a sealed envelope, clearly marked 

“M.D. of Provost 2016 Equipment Disposal Tender” 

and are to be addressed to: 

Tyler Lawrason, Administrator 

M.D. Administration Office, 

Box 300; 4504 – 53rd Avenue, Provost, Alberta T0B 3S0 

Tenders are to be submitted not later than 12:00 noon on Wednesday, 

December. 7, 2016. No faxes accepted for tenders. Faxed amendments will 

be accepted as long as the original tender is not disclosed. The M.D. reserves 

the right to reject any or all bids submitted or any part and the highest of any 

bid will not necessarily be accepted. Please include G.S.T. in the quote. 

A decision will be made on Thursday, December. 8, 2016. 

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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 N o v e m b e r 2 4 ' 1 6 3 

Carbon levy impacts Kneehill operating budget 

Kneehill County Council completed 

their 2017 Operating and 

Capital Budgets during deliberations 

at the Special Council meeting held 

on Nov. 9, 2016 with certain challenges 

as there has been a further 

decrease in assessments, with nonresidential 

assessment being hit the 

hardest particularly on the linear 

side. 

The 2017 budget encapsulates a 14.5 

per cent decrease in oil/gas well tax 

assessments and a 9.5 per cent 

decrease in pipelines assessments. 

According to a press release, the 

linear portion of the county’s tax 

continues to decrease, and is projected 

to decrease into the 2018 

budget cycle by approximately the 

same amount, our financial and 

budget challenges will remain in 

place for the foreseeable future. 

Road construction, road maintenance, 

solid waste services and 

water have remained virtually 

untouched in the budget. 

Through streamlining and 

removing those items deemed to be 

currently unnecessary, the County 

was able to provide a balanced 

budget that requires no borrowing 

and minimal usage of the County’s 

reserve accounts. 

Net revenues are reduced by approximately 

$2.1 million. 

Year over year costs associated with 

the operating the municipality have 

been reduced while taking into consideration 

large expenses such as the 

projected uncollectable tax losses of 

$800,000 and the impact of the provincial 

carbon levy. 

The carbon levy has a direct impact 

on the operating budget of approximately 

$120,000 with an additional 

increase expected in the cost of goods 

and services in both the operating and 

capital sides of the budget, as vendors 

will be passing on their increased 

costs to the County. 

On the capital side, $2.9 million is 

budgeted for our annual gravel purchase, 

$1.2 million for 68 miles of 

shoulder pull and another $4 million 

(carried over from 2016) for ongoing 

road rebuild program as approved in 

the Kneehill County Road Master 

Plan. 

The MSI 2016-17 grants and carry 

over funds from the 2016 capital 

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budget are being used to fund the 2017 

road rebuild projects. 

The Operational budget continues to 

prioritize core services such as road 

maintenance, snow removal, water 

distribution, solid waste, parks, and 

agricultural services. 

It was council’s goal to complete our 

2017 budget with rationalized service 

delivery that did not sacrifice the 

quality of those same services such as 

the roads program. 

As a result, there is an ongoing commitment 

to our roads program, dust 

control, sponsorships and other grant 

funding programs which support our 

residents in our communities. 

Through the Regional Urban 

Sustainability Grant, money has been 

set aside to also support our small 

towns and villages. 

Council is also looking towards 2018 

anticipating further losses in industrial 

taxation with forecasts show that 

in 2018 an approximate $2 million 

dollar loss of net County revenues 

with a corresponding drop in residential 

assessments. 

According to the press release, 

“Through Council’s Strategic Plan and 

Clive votes for Geographic Information 

System to map roads, sewer, water lines 

Lisa Joy 

ECA Review reporter 

The Village of Clive, at its regular 

meeting Nov. 14, voted in favour of 

using Geographic Information System 

(GIS) to map its roads, as well as its 

sewer and water lines. 

“Having GIS in-house will allow 

public works, or us, when residents 

come in (with inquiries), to pull it up 

and take a look. It will help with 

trouble shooting,” said Clive Chief 

Administrative Officer (CAO) Carla 

Kenney. 

GIS is a computer system that captures, 

stores, checks and displays data 

related to the earth’s surface. 

For instance, this will allow Clive 

public works department to locate a 

water line shut off even when it’s five 

feet under snow. 

The Village of Clive will be the managing 

partner for this project with 

Caroline, Eckville and Bentley, if their 

councils approve their participation 

under the Alberta Community 

Partnership Program. 

The Village of Cremona has already 

successfully converted to GIS, said 

CAO Kenney. 

Initial cost for a community to set up 

is $3,500 with a yearly licensing fee of 

$2,000. 

Cloud technology allows smaller 

municipalities to share a server, thus 

reducing the cost of the system and 

saving on initial aerial data collection 

by flying over all the communities in 

the same trip. 

Donations Needed 

Please drop off items suitable for grade 9 and 12 grads & 

their families (Dresses, suits, tuxedos, shoes, jewellery, 

purses...) at Superfluity Shop, north end of Main Street, 

Stettler for the.... 

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EVENT 

Thurs. Dec. 1 12 noon - 8 p.m. 

Fri. Dec 2 12 noon - 8 p.m. 

Sat. Dec. 3 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 

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Thanking you in advance for your donation. 

For more info, call 

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Wait and see attitude 

Clive council deferred 

making a decision on participating 

in the 211 

Information and Referral 

Phone Service offered by 

United Way. 

“We want to wait and see 

what other communities in 

the region are doing,” said 

CAO Kenney, adding that 

Lacombe County, Lacombe 

and Blackfalds also deferred 

their decisions. 

The 211 system allows 

callers to access trained 

Information and Referral 

Specialists 24 hours a day, 

seven days a week 

regarding social, government, 

health and 

community services in over 

150 languages. 

Clive residents can currently 

access information 

and referral services 

through a number of federal, 

provincial and 

municipal agencies. 

Based on Clive’s population 

it would cost $494 per 

year to join the 211 telephone 

service. 

FCSS funding continues 

Village of Clive will get 

$17,166 from the province to 

fund its Family and 

Community Services 

Support (FCSS) program in 

2017. That represents 80 per 

cent of the funding with the 

village kicking in $4,292 for 

a total of $21,458. 

Clive has its own FCSS 

coordinator and the program 

is run out of the 

Lacombe FCSS. 

Drainage issue 

Tagish Engineering 

looked into a drainage issue 

on Longstreet Ave. west of 

50 St. near the hotel. They 

discovered that there are 

two low elevation trap lows 

along the north and south 

sides of Longstreet Ave. near 

the 50 St. intersection. 

Tagish’s report to council 

said the best option would be 

to construct a ditch or swale 

along the south 

side of the 

roadway to the 

west where it 

could eventually 

drain away. 

A rough cost is 

estimated to be 

about $25,000. 

Council voted 

in favour of providing 

these 

engineering 

results to the 

complainant of 

the drainage 

issues. 

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2016. The Notice must contain the reason 

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Dining and Entertainment Guide 

Nov 25 - Movie & hotdogs @ 

Coronation Library 6-8 

pm. Library will be 

selling hotdogs and juice 

boxes during the event. 

Nov 25 - Moonlight 

Madness, Stettler. See ad 

in this paper for more 

details. 

Nov 25 - Beverly Elliott, 

singer/songwriter;actress, 

Coronation Community 

Centre, Coronation Royal 

Performing Arts, L & C 

Bookkeeping, Linda, 

403-578-3838. 

Nov 25 - Christmas 

Wonderland, New Brigden 

Hall 4-9 pm. Joan 

403-664-2374. 

Nov 26 - Village of 

Forestburg Christmas 

Market 10-2 pm. 

Forestburg Community 

Centre 

Nov 26 - Singer & pianist 

Rod Russell will be @ The 

Performing Arts Centre, 

Stettler. Doors open 6:30 

pm, show 7 pm. Tickets 

available at Sutton 

Landmark Realty, Stettler 

or at the door. 

Nov 27 - Cadogan Christmas 

Market, Cadogan Hall, 

10-3 pm, Rochelle 

780-753-8887. 

Dec 1 - Christmas Open 

House @ Shalom 

Counselling Centre, 5-7 

pm, 5515 27 Ave, Red Deer, 

403-342-0339 

Dec 1 - Coronation Curling 

Club AGM, 7 pm. upstairs 

@ curling rink. 

Dec 1-3 - Graduation Event, 

Thurs. Fri. 12-8 

pm; Sat. 9-3 pm, 

Wm. E. Hay 

School. 

Refreshments, 

prizes, shopping. 

403-740-2881. 

Dec 1 - 

Coronation/ 

Consort Victim 

Services AGM, 

7:30 pm @ 

Coronation 

Provincial 

Bldg. Public 

welcome. 

Dec 3 - Santa Day, 

Stettler. See ad 

in this paper 

for more 

details. 

Dec 3 - Killam 

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2016 

JOIN STETTLER’S CITIZENS OF THE YEAR 

AND LIGHT UP THE MAIN STREET TREE 

Cyclones Christmas Craft 

& Trade Sale. 10-3 pm. 

Killam Community Hall. 

Lois @ 780-385-3320. 

Dec 3 - Consort Christmas 

Market, 10-5 pm, Sportex 

Hall. Laura 403-577-2252. 

Dec 3 - Christmas Banquet & 

Celebration @ Stettler 

Community Centre. 

Tickets E-Free Church 

Erskine, 403-742-3384. 

Dec 3 - Byemoor Community 

Club Craft, Bake Sales 

and Santa Day, 11-3 pm @ 

Byemoor Hall. 

403-579-3755. 

Dec 3 - Stettler UCW 

Christmas Bazaar, 2-4 pm 

Stettler United CE Wing. 

Everyone Welcome. 

Dec 8 - Tinsel N Tears. 

Christmas celebration in 

memory of your loved 

ones. See ad in this paper 

for more details. 

Dec 10 - Denim & Diamonds, 

Bashaw Victims Services 

Fundraiser, Bashaw 

Community Hall, 6 pm 

cocktails, 7 pm supper. 

780-372-2257. 

Dec 10 - OEMC Annual 

Christmas Concert, Oyen 

Legion Hall. Supper 6, 

concert 7. Tickets 

403-664-9878. 

Dec 11 - Floyd Furgeson and 

the Grand Country Band. 

Sun 2 pm @Stettler 

Legion. Tickets available 

from the Legion and Wells 

Furniture. 403-742-5205. 

Dec 11 - Linda Hall 

Community Christmas 

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• Attic Unisex Hair Design 

• Otherside Restaurant & Lounge 

•STREET SHINNY HOCKEY & Electrical 

• Autotrust 

• Central 

Stettler 

AB 

Gas 

Co-op 

Bar 

Ltd. 

• 

Services 

Sneakers 

Ltd. 

Plus 

• Caroline’s • Panda Flowers Homespun Seasons 

HOT DOGS & SNACKS BY ATCO ELECTRIC • Blokes Bakery 

• Party Maxx Ltd. 

- 

Central 

Stettler 

AB 

Liquor 

Co-op 

Store *nominal fee 

Ltd. 

•- all 

Sneakers 

Sobeys funds go Stettler to the Stettler 

• Bond-O Communications • Central • Peavey AB Mart Co-op Ltd. 

Plus 

• Boston Pizza 

• Pfeiffer House of Music 

· CHRISTMAS CAROLING 

Food Bank 

• Brenda’s Cozy Café 

• 

- 

Central 

Stettler 

Vision 

Liquor 

& 

Store 

Hearing 

• 

Sobeys 

Sobeys 

Stettler 

Wine & Spirits 

- Stettler • Pharmasave Gas Bar 


• Savage Value Drug Mart 

• Canalta Stettler 

• 

Central 

Consignment 

Vision 

Closet 

& Hearing 

• 

Sobeys 

Stettler 

Wine 

Home 

& 

Hardware 

• Central • Schwartz AB Home Co-op Building Ltd. Centre 

· LATE NIGHT SHOPPING 

•STREET SHINNY HOCKEY Spirits 

• Caroline’s Homespun Seasons • Sean’s No Frills 

• 

Consignment 

Dirt Road Pretty 

Closet 

Clothing 

• 

Stettler 

Stettler 

Home 

Independent 

• Central AB Co-op Ltd. - Stettler • Sirrom Wiring Liquor & Electrical Store 

· CHRISTMAS CAROLING Hardware 

- Stettler Gas Bar 

Services Ltd. 

• 

Dirt 

Escape AT 

Road 

Zone MANY 

Pretty 

Central 

Clothing 

Inc. PARTICIPATING 

• 

Stettler 

Stettler 

Independent 

Liquor Barn 

• Central AB Co-op Ltd. 

• Central 

• Sneakers 

Vision 

Plus 

& Hearing 

· LATE NIGHT SHOPPING 

- Stettler Liquor Store 

• Sobeys Stettler 

• 

Escape 

Fashion 

BUSINESSES! 

Zone 

Warehouse 

Central Inc. 

• 

Stettler 

Stettler 

Liquor 

Veterinary 

Barn 

Clinic 

• Consignment Closet 

AT MANY PARTICIPATING 

• Central Vision & Hearing 

• Sobeys Wine & Spirits 


• 

Fashion 

Gitzel and 

Warehouse 

Company Chartered BUSINESSES! 

• 

Stettler 

Suzanne’s 

Veterinary 

& Jenny’s 

Clinic 

Stettler 

• Dirt Road 

• Stettler Home 

Pretty 

Hardware 

Clothing 

• Dirt Road Pretty Clothing 

• Stettler Independent 

• Escape Zone Central Inc. 

Professional 

Gitzel and Company 

Accountants 

Chartered 

• 

Suzanne’s 

The Brick 

• Escape • Stettler Zone Liquor Central Barn Inc. 

& Jenny’s Stettler 

• Fashion Warehouse 

• Stettler Veterinary Clinic 

• Gitzel and Company Chartered 

• 

Professional 

Guns n Games- 

Accountants 

Source for Sports 

• 

The 

The 

Brick 

Hideaway Salon 

• Fashion • Suzanne’s Warehouse 

& Jenny’s Stettler 

Professional Accountants 

• The Brick 

• Guns n Games- Source for • 

Guns 

Jensen 

n 

Interiors 

Games- Source for Sports 

• 

The 

The 

Hideaway 

Shoe Closet 

Salon 

& Boutique 

• Sports Gitzel • The and Hideaway Company Salon Chartered 

• Jensen Interiors 

• The Shoe Closet & Boutique 

• 

Jensen 

John’s Clothing 

Interiors 

& Shoes 

• 

The 

Tom’s 

Shoe 

Boots 

• John’s Clothing & Shoes Professional • Tom’s Boots Accountants 

Closet & Boutique 

• Jude’s Liquor Store 

• Wells Furniture 

• 

John’s 

Jude’s 

Clothing 

Liquor Store 

& Shoes 

• 

Tom’s 

Wells Furniture 

• Kal Tire • Guns • WISH n Games- Kitchen & GiftSource for Sports 

SHOP LOCAL, SHOP STETTLER…AND Boots 

WIN! • Lawlor Jewelry 

• 

Jude’s 

Kal Tire 

Liquor Store 

• 

Wells 

WISH Kitchen 

Furniture 

& Gift 


• 

Kal 

Lawlor 

Tire 

Jewelry 

• John’s Clothing & Shoes 

Shop Stettler Cash Card • Prizes WISH Kitchen awarded & Gift hourly throughout the day! 


• Lawlor Jewelry 

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT www.stettlerboardoftrade.com 

• Kal Tire 

• Lawlor Jewelry 

For more information and participants, visit www.stettlerboardoftrade.com 

ORMATION VISIT www.stettlerboardoftrade.com 

ORMATION VISIT www.stettlerboardoftrade.com 

@ 2 pm, lunch 3 pm. 

Dec 15 - Stettler Old Tyme Dance 

Club, Badlanders 11, Christmas 

Dance. for info 403-742-5640. 

Dec 14 - Hughenden Ladies 

Christmas. Supper @ 6:30 pm. 

Info 780-806-1255. 

Dec 16-18 - 8th Annual Nativity 

Collection Display, Fri.1-5 pm, 

Sat. 1-7pm, Sun. 10-1 pm @ 

Parish Hall, 906 6 Ave. 

Wainwright. Free admission. 

MOONLIGHT MADNESS 

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2016 

JOIN STETTLER’S CITIZENS OF THE YEAR 

AND LIGHT UP THE MAIN STREET TREE 

at 6:00pm 

• OK Tire Stettler 

• Otherside Restaurant & Lounge 

• Panda Flowers 

• Party Maxx Ltd. 

• Peavey Mart 

• Pfeiffer House of Music 

• Pharmasave 


• Schwartz Home Building Centre 

• Sean’s No Frills 

• Sirrom Wiring & Electrical 

Services Ltd. 

• Sneakers Plus 



• Stettler Home Hardware 


• Stettler Liquor Barn 


• Suzanne’s & Jenny’s Stettler 

• The Brick 

• The Hideaway Salon 


• Tom’s Boots 


• WISH Kitchen & Gift 

Dec 17 - Consort Dance Club 

Christmas Supper & Dance. 

Cocktails 5:30 pm, supper 6:30 

pm. 403-577-2432. 

Dec 18 - Christmas Music Concert 

@ Zinger Music Barn. 3 pm. 

Free admission. Everyone welcome. 

403-578-3956. 

Dec 31 - New Year’s Eve Fire 

Fighter’s Ball, Oyen Legion 

Hall. 

After more than 60 years, 

Wares Jewelers will sell 

absolutely everything 

including the building 

and close their doors! 

STORE 

CLOSING 

SALE 

Fine Silver & Gold Jewellery; Diamond, 

and Gemstone Jewellery, Watches, 

Giftware & much more. 

Reduced Again! 

Prices down to as low as 

53¢ 

on the dollar of the ticketed price 

Please send Community 

Events by fax to 403-578-2088 

or by email to admin@ecareview.com 

for FREE 

LISTING (dependent upon 

space availability). The 

Review cannot guarantee 

events as listed, please check 

with the venue prior to 

attending 


Tinsel 

Parkview Funeral Chapels • Kal Tire invites everyone to a 

Christmas Celebration • Lawlor in memory Jewelry of your loved ones. 

The evening features Christmas Carols, reflections, 

candle lighting ceremony, fellowship and luncheon. 

The evening presented by Dean Ross, Verna Rock, Corinne Adair, Calvin Blauel, Shannon Shirley, 

Sharon Kempf, George Nichols, Barry Haner, Betty Jean Goodkey and Myrna Stevens. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT www.stettlerboardo 

Parkview Funeral Chapels & Crematorium 

Castor AB 403-882-3141 Coronation AB 403-578-3777 

SHOP LOCAL, 

SHOP STETTLER 

AND WIN! 

Shop Stettler Cash 

Card Prizes awarded ho 

throughout the day 

2016 - 2017 Shop Stettler 

VISIT WITH SANTA 

Marketing Campaign Participants 

Music Concert 6:00-7:00pm (Under the Tree) *Sale applies to in-stock items ONLY –• see 59th in Street store Liquor for details. 

Store 

• Little 

Keepsakes 

es 

7:00-8:00pm (at Wells Furniture) 

Inventory may be augmented for better selection. 

• Apple 

Shop 

Drugs 

early for best selection. 

@ Zinger Music Barn Coronation AB 

• OK Tire Stettler 

• Attic Unisex Hair Design 

• Otherside Restaurant & Lou 

Sun., Dec 18 @ 3:00 pm 

4934 50 th Street • Autotrust Store hours: 

• Panda Flowers 

Free Admission with HOT DOGS & SNACKS BY ATCO Stettler ELECTRIC AB 

• Blokes Mon- Bakery Fri 9:30 am-5:30 pm• Party Maxx Ltd. 

Coffee and Dessert *nominal fee - all funds go to the Stettler 

• Bond-O Saturday: Communications 10:00 am-5:00 pm • Peavey Mart 

Phone: (403) 742-2635 

• Boston Sunday: Pizza CLOSED • Pfeiffer House of Music 

Everyone Welcome Food Bank 

• Brenda’s Cozy Café 

• Pharmasave 

403 578 3956 



• Canalta Stettler 

• Schwartz Home Building Ce 

SHOP LOCAL, •STREET SHINNY HOCKEY 

• Caroline’s Homespun Seasons • Sean’s No Frills 

SHOP SHOP STETTLER… LOCAL, 

SHOP LOCAL, 

Please be our guests.... • Sirrom Wiring & Electrical 

SHOP AND STETTLER… WIN! · CHRISTMAS SHOP CAROLING 

STETTLER… 

- Stettler Gas Bar 

Services Ltd. 

Shop AND Stettler WIN! Cash 


• Sneakers Plus 

AND WIN! 

Card Shop Prizes Stettler awarded Cash hourly · LATE NIGHT SHOPPING 

- Stettler Liquor Store 


Card throughout Prizes awarded the day! hourly 


AT MANY 

throughout the day! 

Card PARTICIPATING 

Prizes awarded hourly 

• Central Vision & Hearing 


throughout the day! 


• Stettler Home Hardware 

BUSINESSES! 

‘N’ Tears 

• Little 

Keepsakes 

es 

2016 - 2017 Shop Stettler 

• Dirt Road Pretty Clothing 


• OK Little 

Tire Keepsakes 

Stettler 

es 

Marketing Campaign Participants 

• Escape Zone Central Inc. 

• Stettler Liquor Barn 

• 

OK 

Otherside 

Tire Stettler 

Restaurant & Lounge 

• 59th Street Liquor Store 

• Little 

Keepsakes 

es 

• Fashion Warehouse 


• 

Otherside 

Panda Flowers 

Restaurant & Lounge 

• Apple Drugs 

MOONLIGHT • 

Panda 

Party Maxx 

Flowers MADNESS 

Ltd. 

• Attic 

SHOP 

Unisex 

LOCAL, 

• Gitzel and Company 

Hair Design 

....our Chartered annual event • Suzanne’s & Jenny’s Stettle 

FRIDAY, • NOVEMBER Party 

Peavey 

Maxx 

Mart 

Ltd. 25, 2016 

• Autotrust SHOP STETTLER… 

• 

Peavey 

Pfeiffer 

Mart 

House of Music 

Professional Accountants 

• The Brick 

JOIN STETTLER’S • Blokes AND Bakery WIN! 

• Pharmasave CITIZENS OF THE YEAR 


Thursday, December • Guns n Games- 8, 2016 Source for 7:00 Sports PM • The Hideaway Salon 



at Paintearth • John’s Lodge, Clothing Castor, & Shoes AB • Tom’s Boots 



• WISH Kitchen & Gift

T h e r e s e t t a N e w s 


Parents face girls in 

volleyball match 

Some Theresetta students pose with the Christmas Child boxes on Nov. 14 

that they donated. From the left, back row: Hailey Rowland, Josie Kneller, 

Sierra Newman, Sydney Renschler, Owen Beaumount, Samantha Wold, Ashley 

Renschler, Kyla Beaumont, Damon Reis and Kolby Renschler. Front row: Danica 

Boger, Harlyn Bunbury, Simone Fetaz, Leah Boxma, Boston Slemp, Jasmine 

Ramirez, Tavi Pickles, Drew Bagshaw, Chloe Berry, Ethan Boger, Adien Lafferty 

and Rueben Fetaz. 

by K. Smawley 

On Nov. 5, the Theresetta 

Knights, the junior high girls 

and boys, travelled to Stettler 

for CARA volleyball playoffs. 

The tournament is to decide 

who gets to move onto the 

CWAJAHA tournament on Nov. 

19. 

The girls earned six points in 

their round robin play, out of a 

possible 10, and they got to move 

on to a quarterfinal game 

against Gus Wetter 1. 

They lost their quarterfinal 

match but were so happy with 

how they played in all their 

CARA games. 

The boys finished third in 

the 1J division. They lost a 

tough game to Big Valley in 

the semi finals. 

D 

Do you get: 

Sore Gums? 

Looseness? 

Food Under 

Your Teeth? 

The junior girls ended 

their volleyball season with 

a wrap-up Nov. 17. They 

invited their parents in for 

some a fun volleyball game. 

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PRAIRIEVIEW 

Real power is in 

the party caucus 

I read with interest Mr. 

VanderKley’s response to my column 

in the October 27/16 issue of the ECA 

Review in the Nov. 10 issue. 

His detailed response to my column 

did not convince me that a proportional 

system of electing MP’s would 

be fairer or more democratic than our 

present system. 

There is no perfect system of electing 

a democratic government. You can 

look at every system, and there are 

many, that are used around the world 

today and they all have flaws. 

Proportional representation as proposed 

has two major flaws in my 

opinion. The first flaw is that you are 

voting for a party instead of people. 

You have no idea who your MP might 

be until after the election. 

“ 

The people of this 

country have not 

demanded a change in 

the way we elect our 

government. This was 

an idea of our 

Prime Minister. 

In most cases they would be party 

hacks just like people appointed to the 

senate. Justin Trudeau has implemented 

a new system for appointing 

senators but as Prime Minister he still 

makes the choice. 

So while they may not be big “L” liberals 

you can be sure these people will 

still be sympathetic to his philosophy. 

The second problem I have with this 

system is that it would be almost guaranteed 

that every government would 

be a minority or coalition government. 

In my opinion minority governments 

do not accomplish much. They 

would have unintended consequences. 

Mind you every system can, as Mr. 

VanderKley did observe from our last 

provincial election. In the case of 

Canada, the consequence in my 

opinion is that the liberals and socialists 

would likely be governing our 

country for generations. 

This is precisely why I think many 

 

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MAIL BAG 

72 pt 

East Central Alberta 

EVIEW 

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V I E W P O I N T S 

of the European countries are in such 

an economic mess today. 

If proportional representation or 

some other system of electing our government 

is what the people of this 

country want then let them decide by a 

referendum. That would be 

democratic. 

Every time a proposal has been put 

to the people it has been defeated. 

Justin Trudeau has resisted the idea 

of a referendum. Why? Because he 

knows that he would lose, so he really 

is not interested in more democracy. 

What he is interested in is a system 

that would grant him a monopoly on 

power, so he would still be able to exercise 

dictatorial power. 

The people of this country have not 

demanded a change in the way we elect 

our government. This was an idea of 

our Prime Minister and if he cannot 

ram it through parliament he will drop 

the idea. 

Our present first past the post 

system is criticized for giving the PM 

dictatorial power. To some extent that 

is true but it need not be that way. The 

real power is in the hands of the party 

caucus, they just need to exercise the 

intestinal fortitude to use it. 

A real dictator is one where he 

cannot be thrown out of office. Pierre 

Trudeau tried his best to be a dictator 

and his son has shown the same tendencies. 

God help this country if he 

ever succeeds. 

The November 14/16 issue of the 

Maclean’s Magazine brought to light 

another issue where people are trying 

to force their idea of democracy down 

our throat. 

The NDP introduced a private 

members Bill C-237 that would 

penalize political parties that did not 

have near 50 per cent of their candidates 

as women for an election. I would 

really be opposed to that. 

Over 50 per cent of the voters in this 

country are women. If it is important 

to them to have more elected women 

then why are they not nominating and 

voting for more women? 

From my observation more men vote 

for a woman than do women. Think 

back to when Kim Campbell was our 

PM. 

Herman Schwenk 

Coronation 

Deeper thoughts on 

global warming 

Dear Editor, 

Lately we see articles about diminishing 

pollution, thereby saving the 

planet’s atmosphere from heating up, 

by producing other ways of making 

(electrical) energy – solar, wind, 

water power etc. 

The articles gleefully announce an 

expected 58 per cent result by 2050. 

That is about 34 years from now, still 

within the lifetime of most of us. 

Turn to We have, Pg 7 

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parks in town. From the left, Town of Bashaw Councillor Bryan Gust, Beautification Committee 

Chair Terry Brown-Gust, Mary Kinsella, Fortis representative Rick Burden and Ty Christian- 

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Sub-contractors not 

listed on tender 

Dear Editor, 

Regarding the press release titled 

‘Stettler Council seeks legal advice’, 

Nov. 16 issue of the ECA Review. 

I am greatly disappointed for those 

who choose this excuse to discredit 

Coun. Ernie Gendre. 

I feel the reason for this accusation 

had nothing to do with his alleged misconduct 

but more to discredit Coun. 

Gendre because of his efforts to try 

and stop the building of the new 

County Shop facility. 

The County of Stettler 

Administrtion put out a tender to 

install another section of the regional 

waterline (approx. 3500 metres) terminating 

at the new shop facility to which 

my company and four others tendered. 

After reviewing the tenders on Sept. 

14, Councillor Les Stulberg motioned 

to accept the lowest tender. The vote 

was unanimous to award the contract 

to my company, Wally’s Backhoe 

Services Ltd., as we were $20,450 less 

than the next closest tender. 

I understand Coun. Gendre did vote 

as part of the unanimous decision to 

award ourselves the contract being we 

were the lowest tender. 

Coun. Gendre, as did all other councillors, 

not know who any of our 

sub-contractors were going to be as it 

is not part of the tender process to 

submit who we are going to use. 

I had initially used by brother-inlaws 

quote from Tru-Marq Horizontal 

Directional Drilling to bid this project 

as he has completed all our drilling 

work over the past years. 

It was not until after the tender was 

awarded to our firm that I found out 

Tru-Marq would not be able to meet 

our time frame so I made a decision to 

MAIL BAG 

Gayle Jaraway 

MARKETING 403-578-4111 

advertise@ECAreview.com 

Joyce Webster 

Publisher/Editor 

publisher@ECAreview.com 

hire Diablo Directional owned by Ryan 

Gendre of Red Deer who is the son of 

Coun. Ernie Gendre. 

You or I may not necessarily agree 

with some of the opinions or decisions 

of Coun. Gendre, but in my experience 

as a businessman in Stettler for over 35 

years, his honesty or integrity does not 

come into question. 

I strongly feel that Coun. Gendre 

would not use his position of authority 

to manipulate any decision for personal 

gain or any other agenda. 

We want all our councillor’s to have 

a voice. Let’s not allow misconception 

or personal feelings cloud our judgement 

of others. 

I do not want to believe this accusation 

of misconduct is because of Coun. 

Gendre’s stand on the construction of 

the new shop facility. I do understand 

he strongly opposed this venture from 

the beginning and knowing Coun. 

Gendre, I believe he felt it was his 

responsibility to respect the majority 

of his ratepayer’s opinions. 

My concern is: If this would have 

been any other councillor in a similar 

situation and voted as part of an unanimous 

decision to accept the lowest 

tender for any project, would we have 

heard about it? 

Would we be spending MORE taxpayer’s 

dollars on legal advice? 

Life is full of many bigger issues. 

Let’s not spend our time and energy 

and taxpayer’s dollars on a motion in 

which ALL councillors voted the same! 

How can we expect anyone in the 

community to let their name stand to 

represent us if we chastise them for 

something like this. 

Wallace McComish 

Stettler, Ab. 

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Elaine Nielsen 

MARKETING 403-854-4560 

contact@ECAreview.com 

Yvonne Thulien 

Manager 

admin@ECAreview.com 

Dan peterkin 

MARKETING 403-578-6888 

marketing@ECAreview.com 

Bonny Williams 

Circ./Office 

Lisa Myers-sortland 

Graphic Artist 

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We have some, but minimal impact 

Cont’d from Pg 6 

However we seem just as gleefully to 

forget, that currently (and there is no 

curbing in sight) we collectively 

increase the global population by 

200,000 people per day. That is about 73 

million people per year. 

In 34 years that will amount to at 

least 2.5 billion people, likely three billion 

as the people, as yet unborn, will 

begin to produce in the third and 

fourth decade. 

That is an increase of more than 1/3 

of the current world population. ALL 

POLLUTERS! 

All needing housing, all needing 

space, all needing food and water, all 

wanting the same or more of the amenities 

we currently enjoy. 

The pollution caused by that many 

polluters will easily outstrip the diminishing 

of the polluting elements, which 

we are trying so very hard to bring 

under control to prevent global 

warming. 

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We would like to wish our 

friends, families and clients 

a very Merry Christmas. 

We thank you for your 

support, and look forward 

to seeing you in 

the New Year. 

Jordahl Enterprises 

403-882-3944 

Lakeview 

Liquor Store 

Many thanks to our neighbors and 

friends, for your valued patronage. 

We look forward to serving you 

again next year. 

Hardisty Ab 

780-888-2488 

Woody 

Ted 

Jordahl 

May the New Year 

begin with a sense of 

renewal and may all 

your dreams 

come true. 

Woody’s Automotive 

403-742-NAPA (6272) Stettler, AB 

Seasons Greetings to our 

families, friends and clients. 

Thank You for your support! 

High Speed Internet Provider 

105 - 2nd Ave. W. Hanna, AB • 403-854-4600 

Donnie 

Terry 

Duchcherer 

Business Directory 

S. Barnes 

Trucking 

For Livestock 

Hauling Call 

Stan Barnes 

Res 403 578 3265 

Cell 403 575 5264 

Little Gap Septic Service 

Little Gap 

Septic 

Service 

Serving East Central Alberta 

Brett & Lana Twa 

Ph. 403-578-3157 

Cell. 403-578-8451 

Dave 

To all our loyal customers, 

we wish a very merry season 

and a prosperous New Year. 

PIONEER 

FORD LTD. 

403-577-3599 • Consort 

www.pioneerford.ca 

We would like to wish our friends, family & 

customers a very Merry Christmas. 

We thank you for your support and look 

forward to serving you in the new Year. 

Brad 

Seasons Greetings from 

Calvin & Sherri Warnock & Staff 

4304-44 Ave. 

403-742-3305 

Hanna, AB 403-854-3711 

Sat., Dec. 15 

15 % off 

Special 

Photo 

Greeting 

Section 

ENTIRE STORE* 

* See in store for details 

no minimum purchase necessary 

X-mas hours: Dec. 24 (8-6), 

Dec. 25 (CLOSED), Dec. 26 (10-6), 

Dec. 31 (8-6), Jan. 1 (CLOSED) 

On behalf of our entire team, 

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 

Wainwright 

780-842-4408 

Pharmasave Bee We l Bee & 

Store Manager Rhonda 

Town Council & Staff wish you and your family 

a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 

Ma you enjoy a safe and happy holiday 

season, whether you live in Hanna or are 

returning home for the holidays. As you gather 

with family and friends, may the joy and peace 

of the season surround you. 

Thank you to the many volunteers in Hanna 

and District that play a part in 

making this community a great 

place to live and work. 

We look forward 

to 2013 with hope 

for peace and 

prosperity for a l. 

Pat Bill Darcy Ed 

Tri-Ag Implements 

On behalf of 

all our staff, 

we wish you a 

very happy 

and 

safe holiday 

season, and 

look forward 

to serving you 

in 2013. 

St. Paul 

780-645-4465 

Consort 

403-577-3899 

December 8 

Wainwright Liquor & 

Cold Beer Store Ltd. 

1206 Main Street, Wainwright, AB (780) 842-5752 

Give your customers an 

opportunity to “feel at home” 

when they walk into your 

door because they’ll know 

you by this “photo” greeting. 

Big Country 

Construction 

& Building 

Supplies Ltd. 

• Custom New Homes 

•All Farm Buildings 

• Renovations 

• Windows and Doors 

• Overhead Doors & 

Service 

• Retail Sales 

Quality Customer Care 

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The Premier of Alberta talks to some 

groups in the U.S.A. about what 

Alberta’s plans are and Trudeau does 

the same thing about global warming 

to the United Nations, which is purely 

rhetorical and an excuse for the carbon 

tax. 

Logic and mathematics (both in 

short supply – especially in politicians 

it seems) tell me that closing a few coal 

mines, rolling back the oil industry 

with its various products, putting taxes 

on carbon is not going to do the trick. 

(It will have minimal results, but will 

increase unemployment and just steals 

more money out of people’s pockets). 

Instead of conferences on global 

warming, governments and people 

must start realizing that we do not live 

in individual bubbles, that the additive 

effect of human reproduction must be 

reduced if we are going to have a livable 

human environment in the future. 

Trump is not helping either with his 

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Right away we think, “Yes, but in 

Canada, we have lots of space”. 

Our country, along with South 

America, is one of the last places on 

earth with livable space. Oh, did you 

notice that the Asiatic countries are 

exporting their overflow, which translates 

into the fact that somehow we 

have to get away from the notion that 

having babies is the ultimate aim of 

human existence. 

It is a global problem! We live on a 

finite sphere and it will affect all of us. 

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Question what brought the changes? 

For sure not people, there were very 

few and they most certainly did not 

have cars, tractors or airplanes! 

Maybe we should put corks in all the 

active volcanoes, tell the sun not to 

have sun flares, tell the tectonic plates 

not to move. Ask ourselves why we 

have oil and coal in Alberta and 

Siberia; how come there are coal 

deposits in Spitzbergen, an island close 

to the North Pole? 

Global warming is a natural phenomenon 

on which we have some, but 

minimal impact. 

We can counteract pollution by 

diminishing the prime cause (overpopulation); 

diminishing the CO2 content 

is not the answer. 

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Six confirmed cases 

of bovine TB so far 

Alberta Beef Producers 

To date there are six confirmed 

cases of bovine TB. This includes the 

cow that was confirmed to have the 

disease when it was slaughtered in the 

United Sates. 

All confirmed cases are from the 

one infected herd which is located on 

three separate premises in Alberta. 

All of the cattle from the herd are in 

the process of being removed from the 

premises and humanely destroyed. 

While there are no confirmed cases 

of bovine TB in Saskatchewan the animals 

on the quarantined farms in that 

province have been in contact with the 

infected herd and are therefore subject 

to movement controls. 

Of the animals tested to date by the 

CFIA, 52 have shown a response to initial 

testing and then received a post 

mortem examination. 

The post mortem revealed 12 of these 

animals had gross lesions compatible 

with bovine tuberculosis. The tissue 

samples from these animals were sent 

to the lab for examination. Lab results 

confirmed that the lesions seen in five 

animals are consistent with bovine 

tuberculosis. 

Five animals had PCR results that 

are positive for Mycobacterium tuberculosis 

complex, presumptive 

Mycobacterium bovis. 

These positive test results indicate 

transmission between animals has 

occurred. 

The CFIA is currently conducting a 

risk assessment to determine how 

these results impact the investigation 

and whether or not additional herds 

may be declared infected. 

The increase in the number of 

infected animals has no effect on food 

safety because all animals are examined 

for signs of disease at slaughter. 

Any animal which show signs of disease, 

like the lesions associated with 

tuberculosis, is condemned and meat 

from that animal will not be sold for 

human consumption. 

The practice of conducting a postmortem 

examination on each animal 

slaughtered has been standard in 

Canada since the 1930’s and is not a 

new measure applied in light of the 

recently discovered cases of tuberculosis 

in Alberta. 

To date there are no trade impacts. 

The CFIA is updating its website on 

a regular basis as new information 

regarding the investigation is 

available. 

Paintearth 

Feeder’s Association 

Annual 

General 

Meeting 

Tues., Nov. 29 

7:30 at CJ’s Lounge 

(Castor Tasty Mill, Castor, AB) 

New members welcome. Feeder financing 

& self purchasing available. 

contact Jody @ 403-578-3625 

or Shawn @403-740-9576 

DRYLAND 

CATTLE TRADING CORP. 

Tuesday, Nov. 29 -- 12 p.m. 

Listed For McNary Ranching 

Full Dispersal of 500 hd Black/Red Cows 

-Mostly Char/Couple Red Angus Bulls in July 1 

Listed For Triple J Farms 

12 hd of Red Bred Hfrs 

- Red Angus Bulls in July 1 

Listed For Chester Bogi 

100 hd Red /Blk bred Hfrs 

Bred to Blk Angus Bulls in July 1 - Sept 1 

Tuesday, Dec. 6 -- 12 p.m. 

Listed For Magill Ranching Ltd 

Full Dispersal - 250 hd-Mostly Blk Cows few Red 

- Black & Red Sim Bulls June 29 - Aug 20 

Listed For Ryan Buehler 

175 hd - Red & Black Bred Heifers 

- Red & Black Angus Bulls 

Red Hfrs Bred Red / Blk Hfrs Bred Blk 

Bulls in June 25 - Aug 25 

Listed For Daardi & Nadine Almberg 

25 hd - Blk Bred Hfrs - Blk Angus Bulls in June 28 

for 43 days 

33 hd - Red/RBF Bred Hfrs -Blk Angus Bulls in 

June 14 for 43 days 

25 hd - Black 2nd Calvers - Black & Red Sim Bull 

in June 28 for 63 days 

Listed For Craig Tkach 

25 hd - Black Bred Heifers 

- Blk Angus Bulls in July 5 

Listed For Bob Freimark 

50 hd - Dispersal of Reds / Red Roan 

- Blk Irish / Speckle Park Bulls - July 1-Sept 1 

Listed For Wade and Clarence Golby 

54 hd - Red / RBF Bred Heifers 

-Red Angus Bulls - June 20 

Listed For Jerry Anderson 

40 hd - Red/RBF/RWF Bred Heifers 

-Red Angus Bulls - June 30 

Listed For Monte Freimark 

50 hd - Black / BBF 2nd Calvers 

Speckle Park Bulls - July 1 - Aug 20 

Listed For Darren Isaac 

50 hd - Red/RBF Bred Heifers 

Bred to Red Angus Bulls in June 6 - Aug 9 

Tuesday, Dec 13 -- 12 p.m 

Listed For Gerald & Janice Elliott 

70 hd - Red & Tan Bred Heifers 

- Red Angus Bulls - June 25 - Sept 17 

Regular Sales Every Thursday 

UPCOMING 

BRED COW & HEIFER SALES 

Listings can change: Please check the web site 

www.drylandcattle.com for all pictures & up to-date info 

Darwin 403-575- 7567 Phone 403-575-3772 Ian 780-753-1515 

Kirk 403-575-5654 Please check the website for all pictures & up to-date info: 

Kurt 403- 575-5388 

Curtis 403-578-8062 

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Listed For Jason & Correna Cooper 

40 hd - Red Bred Heifers 

- Red Angus Bulls - June 25 - Sept 7 

Listed For Scott Proudfoot 

100 hd - 2nd Calvers - 45 Red, 45 Blk, 10 RWF 

-Char Bulls - July 10 

Listed For Goodbrand Land & Cattle 

100 hd - Dispersal of Black Cows 

- Char Bulls - July 10 

Listed For Robert Vigen 

25 hd - Red Sim X Bred Heifers 

Red Angus Bulls - June 5 

Listed For Ed Masson 

45 hd - Blk Bred Heifers Red Angus Bulls - July 9 

Listed For Glen Martin 

30 hd - Black Bred Heifers/Black Angus Bulls 

Bulls in June 20 - Aug 12 

Listed For Blaine Roth Farms 

20 hd - Red/Tan Bred Heifers 

Bred to Red Angus Bulls (1 blk angus bull got in for a 

short time the end of breeding) Bulls in June 27 - Aug 24 

Listed For Goodbrand Enterprises 

Full Herd Dispersal 

225 hd - Red/Blk and a few Tan Bred Cows 

Bred to Herford/Black Bulls - Bulls in July 20 

Listed For Brien Mouly 

60 hd of Red/Tan Bred Hfrs

10 N o v e m b e r 2 4 ' 1 6 C o r o n a t i o n / S t e t t l e r , A b . A g r i c u l t u r e 

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36th Annual 

Purebred 

Shorthorn Sale 

Sun., December 4, 2016 

1 pm at Camrose Exhibitions Grounds 

Purebred Shorthorns: 

Bull Calves - Heifer Calves - Bred Heifers 

Also on offer 12 Commercial bred heifers 

Catalog can be viewed @ 

www.canadianshorthorn.com 

For more information, call 

Albert Oram 403-882-2253 

Doug Hess 780-763-2209 

OBITUARY 

Enjoyed sharing gardening knowledge and recipes 

Lucille Erion passed away peacefully 

in the Castor Hospital on Nov. 12, 

2016 at the age of 89. She was born on 

March 25, 1927 to Marie and Placide 

Frey at Tinchebray and was raised on 

the Frey farm north of Castor. 

After school she worked as an aide at 

Castor Hospital then in Stettler. It was 

here that she met John Erion. They 

married in September 1948 and 

returned to the Frey farm where they 

raised their three sons; Wayne, Lloyd 

and Loren. 

John and Lucille moved into Castor 

in 1990 but remained 

very active on the 

farm. 

Lucille worked very 

hard raising her 

family, cooking, 

milking cows and 

chores but her passion 

was her garden and 

flowers. She knew the 

name of every plant 

Erion 

and flower and 

enjoyed sharing her 

knowledge and recipes 

with her daughters-in-law. 

Her freezers and cold rooms were 

always packed full come winter 

including this year. The boys say they 

packed in pails and pails of potatoes in 

the fall only to pack out pails and pails 

come spring. 

She made every kind of jam and jelly 

and loved to pick berries. 

Lucille was an excellent cook. Her 

day was made when she could make a 

meal someone enjoyed. She loved to 

Hands on activities 

Cont’d from Pg 5 

About 12 parents came out 

to face the girls and it is 

more than fair to say both 

sides had a blast playing 

each other! 

Learning curves 

The Grade 1/2 students 

learned that leaves are 

green because they have 

chlorophyll and our experiment, 

using rubbing alcohol, 

separated the chlorophyll 

from the leaves to show us 

what the leaf’s original 

colour was. 

The grade 3/4 class will 

get to do lots of hands on 

activities, as they prepare to 

build devices that move in 

the Wheels and Levers science 

unit. 

The preparations for the 

Christmas Concert show 

come out to the farm during harvest to 

cook. Homemade buns, perogies, pies, 

cream puffs…we never ate so good! 

Lucille was very crafty. She spent 

many hours working on ceramics, 

knitting and crocheting; pretty much 

any craft. She was excellent at cake 

decorating and would stay up all night 

to finish that cake. She made all her 

children’s and grandchildren’s wedding 

cakes as well as countless others. 

Lucille was a social butterfly. She 

loved to visit, play cards and Bingo. 

She had a great sense of humour and 

loved to tease. 

Lucille’s greatest joy was her 

grandchildren and great grandchildren. 

She was always interested in 

what they were doing. She spent 

many days babysitting and watching 

them on the farm. 

Her children, grandchildren and 

great grandchildren all know how to 

play crib thanks to her and John. 

Every family gathering would see 

her sitting at the table with a crib 

board and a twinkle in her eye 

because she had a 24 hand. 

We are going to miss her meals, her 

calls in the morning to see how much 

rain we had or if the combining or 

baling was done, her bags full of crocheted 

dish cloths and tea towels at 

Christmas, her generosity, her laugh 

and her smile! 

Lucille is lovingly remembered by 

her three sons: Wayne (Laurie Anne), 

Lloyd (Sheila) and Loren (Peggy); six 

grandchildren: Keith (Janine), Tammy 

(Lyle), Darcy 

have begun! The elementary 

class play practices are 

underway. The 5/6 class is 

busy memorizing their 

lines. 

The 3/4s are working 

hard to learn all the melodies 

they are in charge of 

belting out. The K-2s have 

already been practicing 

their songs for some small 

audiences. 

Please come out on Mon., 

Dec. 19, to listen and see all 

the students’ hard work pay 

off as they present their 

annual Christmas Concert! 

On Nov. 25, the staff and 

students at Theresetta will 

be participating in a retreat 

put on by Face2Face 

Ministries. The students can 

look forward to a day or 

songs, games, reflecting and 

laughter. 

(Stacey), Kyle (Sarah), Tyler and 

Samantha; 10 great grandchildren: 

Carlie, Hallie and Trey Erion; Sydney, 

Ashley and Kolby Renschler; Treston 

and Kesler Erion; Adin and Addison 

Koenig, brothers-in-law, sister-in-law, 

numerous nieces, nephews and other 

relatives and friends. 

She was predeceased by her husband 

John in 2003, her parents and in laws. 

Mass of Christian Burial was held 

on Sat., Nov. 19 at Our Lady of Grace 

Catholic Church with Father Don 

Ihekwoaba officiating. Veronica 

Weber, Rosa Weber and Brenda 

Kneller presented their gifts of music. 

Grandson Kyle Koenig, granddaughters 

Carlie Erion, Hallie Erion, Sydney 

and Ashley Renschler would have 

made their grandma so proud by carrying 

out the teachings of the Catholic 

Church. 

The Catholic Women’s League (CWL) 

served as Honour Guard and her 

beloved grandchildren served as pallbearers 

as Lucille was laid to rest at 

Our Lady of Grace Catholic Cemetery 

beside her husband John. 

Family and friends gathered for a 

time of fellowship in the Castor 

Community Hall and was served a luncheon 

by the CWL. Condolences may 

be sent to the family by signing the 

guestbook at www.parkviewfuneralchapels.com 

Parkview Funeral Chapels & 

Crematorium entrusted with the care 

and funeral arrangements. 

403-882-3141 

Manure & Compost Management 

For Details Call Brad • 403-575-5680 

Come See our NEW LOCATION 

at Crowfoot Corner (corner of Highway 12 & 36) 

You are welcome to drop by for refreshments, and a tour, 

to celebrate our new office and Chemical Shed. 

Friday, November 25 th 1pm to 4pm 

Special Areas Board 

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Custom Corral Cleaning 

and Manure Spreading: 

- equipped for big or small jobs: 

low sheds and confined areas. 

General Contracting: 

- all types of skid steer service 

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Custom 

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Serving all of East Central Alberta 

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Provost 

Livestock Exchange 

The Livestock Market Serving 

Eastern Alberta and Western Saskatchewan 

2016 Upcoming Fall Sales 

Friday, November 25 - 

Regular & Presort Sale @ 9 AM 

Wednesday, November 30, 2016 @ Noon 

Barry Clemens – 55 Red & RBF Heifers bred to Red 

Angus June 15. 

Terry Young - 30 Red & RBF Heifers bred to Red 

Angus June 15. 

Pat & Joan Kloster – 20 Red & Red Baldy Heifers 

bred to Red Angus. 

M & J Cattle – 35 Black & Red Cows bred to Black 

Angus & Black Limo on June 20. 

Friday, December 2 - 

Regular & Presort Sale @ 9 AM 

Wednesday, December 7, 2016 @ Noon 

Murphy Ranch – 200 Black & Red Limo Cross 

Cows. Complete Dispersal. Bred to Limo Bulls June 

28 to Aug 22. 

Lazy HE Ranch – 65 home raised Heifers. Bred to 

Red Angus June 19 for 60 days. 

Clifford Land & Cattle – 40 home raised Heifers 

bred to Black Angus June 14 to Aug 9. 

Bar 07, Grant & Denise and Jay Hager – 50 home 

raised Heifers bred to Red Angus from June 16 to 

July 20. 

H Bar M, Pat McKinnon – 70 home raised Heifers 

bred to Y Coullee Red Angus bulls June 15. 

Neil Scammell -70 Red & RBF Heifers bred to Black 

Angus June 1. 

More Information Available on 

these, and other upcoming sales on 

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 

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100 Year Farm Family AwardYOUNGSTOWN, AB 

The Special Areas Board wishes to recognize those families 

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District Office. 

program with over 200 pieces of equipment. The Board Dean operates Lawes a 780-753-0803 modernized fleet of 

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Application forms will be available at all District Offices and at 

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Ritchie Bros. 

Auctioneers 

Unreserved Auction, 

April 26, 2017 in 

Edmonton. 4879+/- 

sq. ft. log home with 

65,850 +/- sq. ft. 

equestrian facility. 

158+/- title acres - 

$6260+/- surface 

lease revenue. Jerry 

Hodge: 780-706- 

6652. Broker: All 

West Realty Ltd.; 

rbauction.com/realestate. 

2 AND A 1/2 quarters 

of land near Prince 

Albert, SK with nice 

full yard & beautiful 

garden. Grows good 

crops. Great opportunity 

for starter farmer. 

$427,500. Call Doug 

for further details 

306-716-2671; saskfarms@shaw.ca. 

Mobile Homes 

WE are “Your Total 

Rural Housing 

Solution” - Save up 

to $9000 on your 

Manufactured Home 

during our 45 Year 

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Celebration. Visit: 

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Misc 

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 

OUTSIDE finished 

hogs, cull sows, trim, 

jerky, bites and sausage 

for sale. Call 

403-882-2421. 

FIREWOOD for sale 

in Stettler. Seasoned 

split pine, birch and 

poplar. Lawrence - 

403-323-0744 

UNINSPECTED farm 

fresh eggs, $2.50/ 

dozen. Please supply 

you own cartons. Call 

403-578-2181 or 

587-219-0234. 

METAL roofing & siding. 

37+ colours 

available at over 55 

Distributors. 40 year 

warranty. 48 hour 

Express Service 

available at select 

supporting 

Distributors. Call 

1-888-263-8254. 

SAWMILLS from only 

$4,397 - Make 

Money & Save 

Money with your own 

bandmill. Cut lumber 

any dimension. In 

stock ready to ship. 

Free info & DVD: 

www.Norwood 

Sawmills.com/400OT. 

1-800-566-6899 ext: 

400OT. 

HARDY tree. shrub 

and berry seedlings 

delivered. Order 

online at www. 

treetime.ca or call 

1-866-873-3846. 

New growth guaranteed. 

Autos 

MAC 

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WEST GASOLINE ALLEY 

HIGHWAY 2 SOUTH 

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Call Mac Today 

toll free Neil @ 

1-877-232-2886 

403-309-3233 

www.macjames.ca 

Equipment 

A-STEEL shipping 

containers. 20’, 40’ & 

53’. 40’ insulated 

reefers/freezers. 

Modifications in offices, 

windows, doors, 

walls, as office, living 

work-shop, etc., 40’ 

flatrack/bridge. 

1-866-528-7108; 

www.rtccontainer. 

com. 

Feed & Seed 

Bale 

Hauling 

40 and 52 bale 

self-unloading 

units 

Call Layne 

403 916 9112 

FOR SALE: 1470 

4x4x8 LS bales, alfalfa/grass 

mix $80 

short/tn average 

1800 lbs stacked. 

Call Roger 403-664- 

1444. 

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, 1-877- 

250-5252. 

Livestock 

Acadia Colony 

Charolais & Angus 

Bull and Female 

Sale November 30 – 

1:00 on the farm, 

Oyen, AB. Offering 

40 Charolais, 40 

Black Angus and 20 

Red Angus Bulls. 

Also selling 50 Black 

and Red Angus 

Heifers, as well as, 

20 Charolais Heifers. 

Wintering and delivery 

available on all 

bulls. For a catalogue 

or more information 

contact Simon 403- 

664-8593, or T Bar C 

Cattle Co. 306-220- 

5006. View the catalogue 

online at www. 

buyagro.com (PL 

#116061) 

Business 

Opportunities 

GET free vending 

machines. Can earn 

$100,000.00 + per 

year. All cash-locations 

provided. 

Protected territories. 

Interest free financing. 

Full details call 

now 1-866-668- 

6629. Website www. 

tcvend.com 

Help Wanted 

ROCK Creek Golf 

and Country Club in 

Shaunavon, SK is 

looking for a 

Manager or Leaser 

for their modern 

Clubhouse. For information 

email: rockcreek@hotmail.ca. 

MEDICAL 

Transcription! 

In-demand career! 

Employers have 

work-at-home positions 

available. Get 

online training you 

need from an 

employer-trusted program. 

Visit: 

CareerStep.ca/MT or 

1-855-768-3362 to 

start training for your 

work-at-home career 

today! 

Career Training 

OILFIELD 

INSPECTOR certification 

preparation 

courses. API 

510,570, 653, 1169. 

Now’s the time to get 

certified so you are 

ready for when things 

turn around. Certified 

people get hired first. 

Visit www.brias.ca or 

call Dale Myggland 

@ 780-842-6264, 

Wainwright. 

SEEKING A Career 

in the Community 

Newspaper business? 

Post your 

resume for FREE 

right where the publishers 

are looking. 

Visit: awna.com/forjob-seekers. 

MEDICAL Trainees 

needed now! 

Hospitals & doctor’s 

offices need certified 

medical office & 

administrative staff! 

No experience needed! 

We can get you 

trained! Local job 

placement assistance 

available when training 

is completed. Call 

for program details! 

1-888-627-0297. 

Travel 

FOUNTAIN of Youth 

Spa RV Resort is 

your winter destination 

for healing mineral 

waters, Five- 

Star Facilities, activities, 

entertainment, 

fitness, friends, and 

youthful fun! $9.95/ 

day for new customers. 

Reservations: 

1-888-800-0772; 

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Legal Notices 

NOTICE To Creditors 

and Claimants. 

Estate of Kenneth 

William Dummett 

who died on May 11, 

2016. If you have a 

claim against the 

estate, you must file 

your claim by 

December 22, 2016 

and provide details of 

your claim with E. 

Roger Spady, 

Barrister and Solicitor 

at Box 328. 

Coronation, Alberta, 

T0C 1C0. If you do 

not file by the date 

above, the estate 

property can lawfully 

be distributed without 

VETERAN MIXED 

3 on 3 

CURLING BONSPIEL 

December 27-29 

Evening Draws 

• Must have at least one 

woman or Junior Curler 

(16 or under) • Still throw 

2 rocks each & play 8 ends 

PRIZES!!! $180 entry fee 

Brenda - call/text 

403-575-1049 

Jaimie - 403-575-0983 12345 

Coronation 

Curling Club 

Annual 

General 

Meeting 

Thurs., Dec. 1 

7 pm Upstairs at 

Curling Rink 

Deep Roots. Promising Future. 

Town of Bashaw 

Request for Proposal for 

Cemetery Maintenance 2017 

Proposal Package available at the Town of Bashaw 

Office or Online at www.townofbashaw.com 

under Town Office > Employment Opportunities 

Closing date for Proposal is 

Noon on December 15, 2016 

Automotive 3.75” wide version Service 

Technician or Apprentice 

Wanted: Processor Operators (Hornet 

– Consort, 

& Waratah) 

AB 

12345 

Pioneer Motors Grapple has an opportunity Skidder for Operators 

an Automotive Service 

Technician or Apprentice to join our team! 

Class 1 Drivers For Log Haul 

Qualifications: Benefits Looking & Accommodations for at least a 2nd year provided. 

apprentice with a good 

working knowledge of vehicles and be eager to learn more. 

AD PROOF & ESTIMATE Fax: 780-542-6739 

Required to have a valid Class 5 Driver’s Licence. 

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Email: info@lydellgroup.ca 

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Benefits: We have a benefit package available that includes extended 

CANADA Benefit 

Auctions 

health, dental, prescription coverage and short term disability. 

regard to any claim 

you may have. 

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Weekly. Advertise 

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Classifieds. Only 

$269 + GST (based 

on 25 words or less). 

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1-800-282-6903 ext. 

228; www.awna.com. 

UNRESERVED Farm 

Toy Auction for Bill 

Yesmaniski! All 

makes, pedal tractors, 

Precision, 

Prestige, huge selection! 

11 a.m., 

Saturday, November 

26, Wainwright, 

Alberta. Scribner 

Auction 780-842- 

5666; www.scribnernet.com. 

LARGE Unreserved 

Restaurant 

Equipment Auction. 

As instructed by the 

owners of the property 

to sell by public 

auction. Sunday, 

November 27, 2016, 

11 a.m. at the closed 

Tilted Kilt, W.E. Mall 

location, 17118 - 90 

Ave., Edmonton. For 

list of equipment 

phone or email: 

Howard’s Auctions. 

Phone 780-432-8181 

or 780-718-2274. 

Email: howardsauctions@shaw.ca. 

CLOSEOUT Auction 

for Monarch 

Countertops. 5511 - 

50 St., Edmonton. 

Saturday, November 

26. Over 1000 new 

countertops, tools, 

vehicles, 2 forklifts, 

materials, office 

equipment & much 

more. View online at 

www.prodaniukauctions.com. 

Coming Events 

THE VILLAGE of 

Forestburg Christmas 

Market, Sat. Nov. 26, 

10 am - 2 pm, 

Forestburg 

Community Centre. 

KILLAM Cyclones 

28th Annual 

Christmas Craft & 

Trade Sale, Sat. Dec. 

3, 10 am - 3 pm. 

Killam Community 

Hall. Free admission, 

concession and door 

prizes. Flagstaff Food 

Bank donations 

accepted. To book 

call Lois @ 780-385- 

3320 or jlprichard@ 

telus.net. 

CUSTOMER SALES 

REPRESENTATIVE (PART TIME) 

Position #HR16-164 

More to Life at UFA. 

UFA Co-operative Limited is one of Canada’s largest and most dynamic 

co-operatives. We have roles to be filled across Alberta with full-time, 

part-time and casual positions. If you want an exciting and rewarding career 

doing something you love, and possess the drive and determination to be the 

very best, then we want to hear from you! 

We Offer: 

• Work-life balance. 

• On the job training. 

• Competitive wages. 

• Positive learning environment that allows for our employees to excel in 

their careers. 

• A long term career path to grow within the organization. 

If you are dedicated, possess customer service experience, and are a 

team player, then take advantage of this excellent opportunity and visit 

www.workatufa.com to apply. 

Explore the great career opportunities at www.workatufa.com 

Stettler, AB 

3” wide version 

NOW HIRING 

Lydell Group Inc. 

Wanted: Processor Operators (Hornet & Waratah) 

Grapple Skidder Operators 

Class 1 Drivers For Log Haul 

Benefits & Accommodations provided. 

Fax: 780-542-6739 

Email: info@lydellgroup.ca 

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Government. Toll free 

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$750 loans - or more. 

No credit check - 

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Toll free number 

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Open 7 days from 8 

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Think: Canadian pardon. 

U.S. travel waiver. 

Divorce? Simple. 

Fast. Inexpensive. 

Debt recovery? 

Alberta collection to 

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BATTLE RIVER - 

CROWFOOT 

Phone 1-800-665-4358 

Fax 780 608 4603 

email kevin.sorenson.c1a@parl.gc.ca 

Savage Value 

Drug Mart 

4718-50 St., Stettler, AB 

403-742-3367 

4902 50 th St. 

Forestburg 

(780) 582-3668 

Located at the 

Junction of 

Hwy 

13 & 36 in 

Killam, AB 

780-385-2121 

www.campbellmclennan.com 

DODGE JEEP 

City Dealership, 

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Big City Dealership, 

Small Town Atmosphere 

4702 Victoria Avenue, Coronation, AB 403-578-4567 

(403) 742-8822 (office) 

(403) 742-6185 (Res.) (403) 740-9209 (cell.) 

BUILDING QUALITY – QUALITY BUILDING 

Fight back against Bullying 

Don’t Drink and Drive! 

www.mmbi.ca 

McKenzie Motors 

403-578-3866 

Coronation 

Hanna, AB • 403-854-3711 

4418 Railway Ave 

Coronation,AB 403-578-3800 

R.E. BRIGLEY & SONS LTD. 

24 hr. Emergency Roadside Assistance 

Lock-Out Service, 

Flatbed Hauling, 

Towing & Recovery 

Container Rentals & Sales, 

Secure Storage Facility 

Coronation SCHOOL 

403-578-3661 

S. Barnes Trucking 

M&N 

ConstruCtion 

Stan Barnes 

Cell. 575-5264 

Res. 578-3265 

403-578-2584 

Coronation 

COUNTY OF 

PAINTEARTH 

NO. 18 

www.paintearth.ab.ca 

Castor 403-882-3211 

Coronation, aB 

(403) 578-2016 

Woody’s Automotive 403-742-6272 • Stettler, AB 

403-742-2351 

cleaning! 

Drunk driving 

a $132 billion 

yearly price tag 

In 2014, 9,967 people were killed 

and approximately 290,000 were 

injured, according to the MADD 

website. 

Each crash, each death, each 

injury impacts not only the person 

in the crash, but family, friends, 

classmates, coworkers and more. 

Even those who have not been 

directly touched help pay the $132 

billion yearly price tag of drunk 

driving. 

But together we can eliminate 

drunk driving. 

Drugged driving, like drunk 

driving, is a choice and 100 per cent 

preventable crime, leaving families 

and hearts broken. 

That’s why MADD changed its 

mission statement in 2015 to include, 

“help fight drugged driving.” 

We have long supported victims 

and survivors of drugged driving 

crashes, as well as supporting law 

enforcement’s efforts to deter and 

detect drugged drivers to keep our 

roads save. 

And we will continue to do so. 

MADD hopes to bring awareness 

to the growing threat of drugged 

Baird Denture Clinic driving on our roadways, much in 

Your Smile is Our Reward 

the same way we have with drunk 

5021-50 Street, Stettler, AB driving since our founding in 1980. 

5021 - 50 Street, Stettler, AB 

403-742-2351 

While the substances are dif- 

the results are the info@bairddentureclinic.com 

info@bairddentureclinic.comferent, same 

– needless deaths and injuries. 

There are many substance 

impairing drugs—both legal and 

illegal—that can impair driving 

skills including over-the-counter, 

prescription, legal medicinal/recreational 

marijuana and Illicit. 

In addition drivers may get behind 

the wheel with a combination of 

alcohol and drugs, called “poly use.” 

The effects of drugs on driving 

can increase the crash risk by up to 

eight times, according to the 

Canadian Centre of Substance 

Abuse. 

Such crashes sometimes result in 

death. More young people are 

driving after using cannabis than 

after drinking. 

While youth understand that 

driving under the influence of 

alcohol is risky, many youth do not 

consider driving while impaired by 

drugs, such as marijuana to be 

risky. 

Some drivers even believe that 

using cannabis makes them better 

drivers, but evidence clearly shows 

I want Money for Life. 

that it impairs driving ability. 

These misperceptions can result 

in driving decisions that put the 

health and safety of young drivers at 

risk. 

It is illegal to drive while impaired 

by drugs or alcohol. 

Gus Wetter 

School 

Castor, AB • 403-882-3243 

TM 

Lethbridge AB 

403-380-2266 

EKMAN ENTERPRISES LTD. 

CONTRACT OPERATING 

Coronation • 403-578-3768 

Castor OK Tire 

5501 - 50 Ave., Castor, AB • 403-882-4040 

403-578-3299 

403-578-8105 

FIRST 

Dallas Ellerby - Agent 

cancow@xplornet.com 

RCMP Coronation Detachment 

4909 Royal St. 

403 578 3666 

Call Us Toll Free 888-742-3409 

www.stettlergm.com 

The Barn 

Pub & 

Grill 

Oyen, Ab 

(403)664-3600 

Life insurance • Mortgage protection • Critical illness insurance • RRSPs • Mutual funds * 

BILL’S BUILDING 

We can help with your goals. Let’s talk about Money for Life. TM 

General ContraCtor, Home renovations, Farm and CommerCial BuildinGs 

Journeyman Carpenters/ Owner/Operators Bill Armstrong & son Nicholas Armstrong 

HighWay 12 Darrel East Stettler, Baltimore AB * 403.779.3842 • Youngstown, Kayla AB • Cell Yaschuk 403.854.0453 * • bstrong2@telusplanet.net 

Baltimore Financial Services Inc. 

Bus: 705-252-9010 Cell: 403-741-4440 

Life’s brighter under the sun 

Specializing in Hauling 

•Mutual funds offered by Sun Life Financial Investment Services (Canada) • Grains Inc • Fertilizer • Hay 

© Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, 2013. 

Reinbold Petroleum Ltd. 

Agents: Fred & Denise Reinbold • Stettler, Hanna and Delia 

Ben Van Haga Trucking 

Cell: (403) 323-0060 • Fax: (403) 742-8215 

Box 1899 Stettler, AB T0C 2L0 

Coro View Farms Ltd. 

Coronation, AB. • (403) 578-2788 

Darrel Baltimore, Advisor 

www.sunlife.ca/darrel.baltimore 

Baltimore 

Financial 

Services Inc. 

Bus: 403-742-1199 

Cell: 403-741-4440 

Stettler, AB

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