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Cam Anderson and Brett Fulford of 24-2 Draft Horses near Clive, along with Brad Fulford on the drill plan a weekend of farming the land with horses May 13- 14 

weather permitting. They are expecting 46 draft horses at this 4th Annual Seeding event. 

ECA Review/Submitted 

Reviving vanishing farming practices 

Lisa Joy 

ECA Review reporter 

The lost ways of farming the 

land with horses are being 

restored. 

Brett Fulford and Cam 

Anderson expect 46 draft horses 

from across Alberta to help plow 

and seed land near Clive for 24-2 

Draft Horses’ fourth annual 

seeding event utilizing authentic 

horsepower on May 13 - 14. 

“We will be plowing down last 

year’s barley stubble and then 

disking, harrowing and seeding 

with a 1940ish Van Brunt, fourhorse 

seed drill,” said Fulford. 

This year 24-2 Draft Horses 

have teamed up with Old Prairie 

Sentinel Distillery in Lacombe. 

They will seed about 15 acres 

of Newdale, two-row malting 

barley on Lynn Cain and Mike 

Forsyth’s land, who practice 

organic farming in Lacombe 

County. 

The entire project should take 

two days, weather permitting. 

“With the amount of horses 

INDEX 

Big Valley council .............. 2 

Bashaw council ................. 3 

Botha’s future .................... 3 

Paintearth council ............. 3 

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

Viewpoints/Letter .............. 6 

Legislature ........................ 6 

Parliament ........................ 6 

Obituaries ................... 7, 11 

Hanna District 4-H ............. 8 

RCMP .............................. 12 

Classifieds/Careers .....10-11 

Special Areas ................... 14 

we will have we should have it 

all finished up by Sunday 

afternoon.” 

The work, however, is physically 

demanding on the men and 

women who are bringing back 

this traditional way of farming. 

But the rewards are clear. 

“It’s very relaxing and 

enjoying doing something different 

with your horses.” 

And working together in large 

groups has its benefits. 

“I enjoy the visiting, no stress, 

just relaxing with the horses. 

“Some old guys remember 

doing it in their youth for a 

living,” he said, adding that the 

old-timers pass on valuable 

knowledge and skills. 

Fulford has a day job in the 

oilfield and farming is a hobby. 

“It’s pretty much on weekends 

and after supper that we get to 

play. Sometimes you’re out there 

until after, or past dark because 

you know you have to go to work 

in the morning or that rain is 

coming.” 

Fulford and Anderson’s team 

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of eight draft horses are 

Percherons. Getting horses 

moving in the spring is similar 

to compelling humans to budge 

after a long winter of inactivity. 

“You have to get them 

stronger and get them in shape,” 

said Fulford. “If you get them in 

pretty good shape you can get 

six to eight hours a day. When 

they first start out they go three 

to four hours. 

You don’t want to exhaust 

them, their lungs, you want to 

muscle tire them. You give them 

a lot of breaks to get their wind; 

plough 10 minutes and stop for 

five minutes. Once they are in 

shape they can go half an hour 

and stop for 10 minutes.” 

To get the horses in motion, 

Fulford commands them with 

‘team’ or a clicking sound using 

the cheek or tongue. To make 

them stop ‘whoa’ works, and if 

they’re tired, just hesitating will 

prompt the enormous work 

horses to stop. 

“It does take a lot of patience. 

The calmer you are the calmer 

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the horses are. They are a replica 

of how you are.” 

No hydraulic rock pickers 

remove rocks from the field. 

Instead, they are handpicked by 

strenuous manual labour. 

The crop will be harvested 

this fall using two restored vintage 

John Deere binders. 

The public is welcome to 

watch brute horsepower in 

action and experience this old 

fashioned farming event on May 

13 - 14. 

Just head to Lynn Cain and 

Mike Forsyth’s farm, which is 

located west of the Joffre plant 

on Freedom Road and Township 

Road 38-4. Follow Township 

Road 38-4 west for two miles and 

it will turn into Range Road 

26-2. Go north for half a mile. 

The event, of course, depends 

on Mother Nature and it could 

be rained out. 

“The power of one horse is 

amazing but when you get six 

and eight hooked up and 

working together, you have 

some real horsepower.” 

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2 M a y 1 1 ' 1 7 C o r o n a t i o n / S t e t t l e r , A b . E C A r e v i e w 

 

Tiny house project by-law stalls at second reading 

Linda Stillinger 

ECA Review Reporter 

The land use bylaw amendment to 

establish a tiny house residential district 

in Big Valley was given second 

reading at the April regular council 

meeting. 

Information gathered from the April 

13 public hearing was reviewed in 

detail with no new legal implications 

brought forward. 

Total development expenses for the 

subdivision are still unknown and as a 

result lot prices could not be set. 

Twenty-one prospective buyers are 

on the official waiting list anticipating 

notification. 

The conundrum of how to fit ‘park 

models’ into the subdivision’s proposed 

architectural guidelines was 

debated at length, with council 

weighing amendments to the guidelines 

against excluding potential 

purchasers. 

Not able to uncover a satisfactory 

solution to the issue, council requested 

that administration seek recommendations 

from the planners and bring 

back a report to the next council 

meeting. 

Clean audit 

Council approved the 2016 financial 

statements after being presented with 

a clean audit report from Justin 

Tanner of Gitzel and Company 

Chartered Accountants. 

According to Tanner, everything is 

being done as approved and it is safe to 

say nothing goes out of the office 

without council knowing about it. 

The village ended 2016 with 

$3,117,145 in accumulated surplus consisting 

of $540,709 in unrestricted 

surplus and $2,586,436 equity in tangible 

assets. 

Outstanding taxes were up at $68,766 

compared to $51,908 in 2015. 

Tanner stated that the increase in 

taxes in arrears is a trend he has been 

seeing in municipalities. 

With $764,523 in financial assets, up 

from last year’s $670,690 and liabilities 

of $248,699 up from $170,139, Big Valley 

continues to maintain a strong financial 

position. 

Taxes increase 

A property tax increase of approximately 

two per cent overall was 

approved when council passed Bylaw 

831, bumping up the municipal mill 

rate to 9.7700 for residential and 11.5275 

for non- residential. 

Water, sewer and garbage charges 

did not increase. 

Not changing the mill rate would 

have resulted in a $6,848 budget deficit. 

Though tax increases are never popular, 

ensuring Big Valley has a 

balanced budget is a good move for the 

community. 

Capital Budget 

An amendment to the capital budget 

will result in an $8000 increase to sidewalk 

repairs this year. 

Originally set aside for the purchase 

of a street sander, administration was 

unable to locate one for less than 

$14,000. 

Public works did not request an 

increase to the budget, instead recommending 

council reallocate the funds 

to the sidewalk budget. 

Staff will be checking all sidewalks 

in the village to “risk assess” the need 

for repair and replacement. 

The 2017 capital budget also includes 

a significant amount of much needed 

street paving and a new roof for the 

village Quonset building. 

Village cleanup 

Staff will conduct a whole village 

inspection to check for compliance 

with the village nuisance abatement 

bylaw. 

Property owners with unkempt 

yards or stockpiles of debris will be 

issued warning notices accordingly. 

Big Valley usually does complaint 

NOTICE 

The Financial Statement 

for the year ending December 31, 2016 

for the MD of Provost No. 52 

is available at the 

MD Administration Building 

(4504 – 53 Ave., Provost, AB). 

Please pick up a copy or contact the 

MD office if you require a copy. 

Phone: 780-753-2434 or 780-857-2434 

Email: mdprovost@mdprovost.ca 

A copy can also be downloaded from our 

Website: www.mdprovost.ca 

TYLER LAWRASON 

ADMINISTRATOR 

M.D. OF PROVOST NO.52 

BIG VALLEY 

based bylaw enforcement, however 

village inspections and associated 

warning notices in both 2014 and 2015 

resulted in a marked increase in 

compliance. 

Métis exhibit 

Hivernant Métis Cultural Society 

delegates presented council with an 

update on development plans for their 

lots on Railway Avenue. 

The society is eager to create a permanent 

interpretive exhibit of Métis 

Coal Transition and Your Community 

17051DG0 

Telephone Town Hall 

with Deron Bilous, Minister of Economic Development and Trade 

Learn how the Alberta government is working with community 

and industry leaders to build a local economy for the future. 

Please join us to share your ideas, questions and concerns. 

Monday, May 15 

6 – 7 pm 

To register visit: coalcommunities.alberta.ca 

history and culture on the property. 

Plans include the installation of 

authentic tipis, trapper’s tent, Métis 

arts and crafts displays, a Red River 

cart and a proposed story board 

project involving twelve double-sided 

free-standing panels with images and 

text. 

Though the story board project is 

contingent on securing government 

funding, plans to install a tipi and Red 

River cart in time for the June Rails 

and Tales exhibition will go ahead. 

Town of Coronation 

Development Office 

Notice of Decision 

Notice is hereby given of the following decisions in 

accordance with the Municipal Government Act, RSA 

2000, Chapter M-26, and Bylaw No. 2009-559 and 

amendments thereto, of the Town of Coronation: 

Permit #2017-004 - Approved 

Lot 22A Scott Muncey 

Block 2 

4452 Park Crescent 

Plan 8221188 

Proposed Development: 19.5’ by 11.5’ Garden 

Shed/Lean-to 

The above noted application(s) will be held fourteen 

(14) days after publication of this notice at which time 

these decisions are deemed to be final unless 

otherwise appealed. Any person wishing to appeal a 

decision may file an appeal at the Town Office 5015 

Victoria Avenue, Coronation, AB or by mail to Box 219, 

Coronation, AB T0C 1C0 

Date of Publication: May 11, 2017 

Town of Coronation 

Development Officer 

Sandra Kulyk 

Hope College is accepting applications 

for our Fall 2017 Semester 

featuring programs in 

• Exercise and Wellness • Business 

• Justice • Tourism • Massage Therapy 

• Integrative Nutrition. 

Register by August 1st for a chance 

to WIN a laptop compliments of Tech-Rex. 

Summer session business courses 

are also being offered. 

Contact Dave Watson at 403-856-8108 or 

dave.watson@hopecollege.ca 

You are invited to the 

Coronation Landfill Open House 

Come learn about how a landfill operates, how we protect 

the environment and about our future plans. 

Community Recreation Centre 

5018 Windsor Avenue, Coronation, Alberta 

Wednesday, May 24, 5:00 to 7:00pm 

For information about the Coronation Landfill, please 

visit our website: www.coronationlandfill.com 

Please note, Due to our merger with Waste Connections Inc. in June 2016, we transitioned Progressive Waste 

to one identity with our combined company. You will find Waste Connections listed on the New York Stock 

Exchange and the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol WCN.

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 M a y 1 1 ' 1 7 3 

Bashaw avoids tax increase 

on operating budget 

Lisa Joy 

ECAReview reporter 

Town of Bashaw council passed its 

$1.8 million 2017 operating budget May 

4 and residents will only see a .77 per 

cent increase in taxes for the town’s 

operations. 

Council still has to discuss and pass 

its 2017 capital budget. 

The .77 per cent tax increase 

amounts to an extra $710,655 that the 

town needs for its operating budget 

instead of the expected $757,304 shortfall. 

In 2016 the town collected 

$705,192. 

Council sent the budget back to 

administration at its April 20 meeting 

for tweaking and to avoid a 4.9 per cent 

tax increase. Coun. Lynn Schultz 

praised the town for only a .77 per cent 

increase. 

“We did some refinements,” said 

Bashaw Chief Administrative Officer 

(CAO) Theresa Fuller. 

She said since administration did 

the draft budget in April, the town was 

approved for an $8,400 STEP grant to 

Deciding Botha’s future 

Linda Stillinger 

ECA Review Reporter 

About a dozen residents gathered at 

the Botha Community Centre on 

Thurs., May 4 for a final review of the 

community’s viability report. 

Hosted by Viability Review Team 

(VRT) members Linda Reynolds and 

Sarah Ranson, both from Municipal 

Affairs, the public information session 

was the last opportunity for residents 

to ask questions before they vote on 

the future of their community. 

Reynolds and Ranson highlighted 

the critical determining factors found 

in the viability report which demonstrate 

that the Village of Botha is 

clearly not viable at present. 

High on the list was Botha’s 

shortage of business taxpayers, 

placing most of the burden on homeowners 

to raise the revenues needed to 

operate the village. 

PAINTEARTH 

Wild boars 

by-law issue 

Paintearth County resident raises 

issue over by-law pertaining to 

Paintearth County council will take 

another look at the wording for “wild 

boars” before passing the amended 

Land Use By-law. 

Council heard at their May 2 regular 

council meeting that the addition to 

the amended Land Use By-law prohibits 

wild boars in the county, 

however Chad Weber’s farming occupation 

is cross breeding domestic sows 

with wild boars. 

Council was unaware of this 

farming operation. 

Weber has a market and has 

recently purchased another barn to 

expand his operation to 400 sows. 

“Alberta Agriculture are the ones 

with the fencing standards,” said 

Agriculture Fieldman, Jeff Cosens 

who was in attendance at the meeting. 

Turn to Falcons, Pg 15 

hire a student. In addition, projects 

weren’t done last year that were budgeted, 

such as painting the water 

tower. 

The town collects about $18,000 each 

year for a Fortis franchise fee and this 

year $13,000 of that will go towards 

town beautification. Last year the 

town only put $8,500 towards 

beautification. 

Renews auditor agreement 

Council, during its regular meeting 

May 4 unanimously voted in favour of 

continuing with auditor Gitzel and 

Company. The town’s contract with 

them expires Dec. 31. 

CAO Fuller said sometimes it’s good 

to switch auditors. 

“If you get too good of a rapport it 

can be difficult and you can get a bias.” 

Coun. Bryan Gust said there were 

“advantages” to using the same 

auditor adding that the town has used 

them for “quite awhile.” 

CAO Fuller agreed Gitzel and 

Company are efficient. 

With low revenues, the village is not 

able to afford to hire and retain qualified 

personnel to run the municipality 

effectively. 

An infrastructure audit revealed 

over $3 million in required repairs and 

upgrades with $1.2 million needed in 

the first two years to ensure public 

safety and health. 

The village has no savings to draw 

from to cope with any unforeseen 

expenses or to plan for the future. 

Two viability options face Botha 

residents. 

The first is that the Village of Botha 

remains a village and implements 

changes to achieve viability. 

The second is to dissolve the Village 

of Botha and become a hamlet in 

Stettler County. 

Few questions were posed following 

the presentation. 

After adjournment, a number of 

attendees revealed that their decisions 

had already been made and nothing 

discussed in the information session 

would change their votes. 

One resident predicted a low voter 

turnout, but hoped that apathy would 

not leave this important community 

decision in the hands of only a few 

residents. 

The vote on the future of the Village 

of Botha will be held on Mon., May 15 

at the Botha Community Centre. 

Join the Anderson Family 

in celebration of 

Vivian 

Anderson’s 

80 th 

Birthday 

Sat., May 20 

Come & Go 1:30 - 4 p.m. 

Potluck Dinner at 4 p.m. 

at the Drop In Centre 

4929 Windsor Ave Coronation, Ab. 

Cards to follow at 7 p.m. at the farm 

Talking trash 

Bashaw council is reviewing its contract 

with Can Pak for garbage and 

recycle pick up in town. They are in 

the final year of a two-year extended 

contract. The original contract was for 

three years with an option for another 

one or two-year extension. 

Council discussed whether to have 

garbage picked up in the front of 

homes or in the back alleys. 

CAO Fuller said the alleys are 

taking a beating with the heavy trucks 

driving on them when the road is soft 

and wet. 

“Those alleys take a pounding 

because of it.” 

Coun. Lynn Schultz said he didn’t 

want to see garbage picked up in the 

front streets and prefers to have it 

picked up in back lane. 

Big Valley 

Bustout 

Rodeo 

Fri., May 26 at 6:00 pm 

Sat., May 27 at 5:00 pm 

Admission $10 per day 

Children 6 and under FREE 

Saturday Night Dance @ the 

Agriplex following rodeo 

$10 admission • No minors 

Call Tom Cassidy for more info. 

403-740-3488 

County of Paintearth No. 18 

DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 

APPLICATIONS APPROVED 

Notice is hereby given that the following 

Development Permit Applications have 

been approved: 

DP1703 Mark and Jackie Morettin 

NW22-39-11-W4 

Variance to setback for pole shed 

DP1706 

Dave and Janey Till 

SW4-38-8-W4 

Replacement Residence with setback variance 

DP1707 

Travis Reitsema 

SW14-39-14-W4 

Manufactured home placement 

Any person claiming to be affected by 

such decision may appeal by giving Notice 

in writing to the Secretary, Subdivision 

and Development Appeal Board, County 

of Paintearth No. 18, Box 509 Castor, AB 

TOC OXO not later than 4:30 p.m., May 

24, 2017. The Notice must contain the reason 

for the appeal and pursuant to Bylaw 

No. 580-09 Include the $200.00 fee. 

Dated: May 11, 2017 

Todd Pawsey, 

Development Officer 

In recognition of Canada’s national 

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS WEEK 

MAY 7 – 13, 2017 

The County of Paintearth continues to promote a 

public awareness campaign entitled “Preparedness 

Begins at Home” and is making available the 

following resources: 

• Emergency Preparedness Guide 

• 72 Hour Emergency Kit Checklist 

• Family Emergency Planning – 5 Step Guide 

These documents are available in a booklet at the 

County office for no charge, or may be downloaded 

from our website: www.countypaintearth.ca and 

printed at home. Families are also encouraged 

to check out www.getprepared.gc.ca for more 

information on family preparedness planning. 

The Count will also be sending out to rural 

residences a planning form to be used in the 

event of rural emergencies and disasters. All rural 

residents are encouraged to complete it and return 

to the County for use in emergencies only. 

The County of Paintearth is providing these 

resources in cooperation with Public Safety Canada 

and the Alberta Emergency Management Agency. 

Don’t wait until an emergency hits - please take 

time with your family to prepare now! 

Todd Pawsey, Director of Emergency Management 

County of Paintearth No. 18 

Community Enhancement Fund of 

Progressive Waste Solutions Ltd. and 

Paintearth Regional Waste Management Ltd. 

GRANTING GUIDELINES FOR 2017 

For the 2017 granting cycle the Community Enhancement Fund of Progressive 

Waste and PRWML anticipates awarding grants up to $25,000 and invites 

applications for eligible projects from not for profit organizations, registered 

charities, and community groups that provide services to the Paintearth 

Region. The intent of this community fund is to distribute its grant funds to 

as many groups as possible. Larger amounts may be considered depending 

upon expressed need and granting capacity. Projects should contribute to the 

development of a healthy and diverse community. The charitable purposes of 

this community are to: 

• Foster and promote awareness and appreciation for community-based 

philanthropy; 

• Promote the growth, development, and success of community endeavours 

Deadline for applications is Wednesday May 31, 2017. 

To receive the application form, granting guidelines and/or to submit the 

application form, please contact the following: 

Progressive Waste/Paintearth Waste Community Fund 

Attention: Tarolyn Aaserud 

PO Box 509 Castor, AB T0C 0X0 

bfigrant@countypaintearth.ca Phone: 403.882. 3211


ADULT LEARNING 

New literacy 

coordinator 

Paintearth Adult Learning welcomes 

Sandy Selzler as the Literacy 

Coordinator. 

Sandy is no stranger to Paintearth 

Adult Learning. She has been the 

Magic Carpet Ride Facilitator in 

Coronation and you may even 

remember when she was the Program 

Coordinator. 

Sandy can help you become involved 

as a volunteer tutor or assist you meet 

your adult learning goals. 

Limited time remaining!!!! Free 

Career Transition Workshops. Each 

set of workshops consists of five days 

of classroom training and the opportunity 

to schedule follow up one on one 

training on the topics of your choice. 

Register for one of the next Career 

Transition Workshops starting June 5 

and 19 today! 

Are you taking a College or 

University and needing an exam invigilated? 

Paintearth Adult Learning 

offers invigilation services for $20 / 

exam. Call to book your exam today! 

Ed2go.com/Paintearth and ugotclass 

are great short term online 

learning opportunities. From photography 

to medical terminology, there is 

something for everyone. 

Magic Carpet Ride families are 

invited to attend the Year End Wind 

Up on Wed. May 24. Call 403-578-3817 

to confirm your attendance. 

Courses 

starting soon 

· Combined 

Confined Space & 

Fall Protection 

May 17, $300 

· Greenhouse 

Tour May 19, $45 

· Speech & 

Language 

Development, 

May 25, $10 

· One on One 

Basic Computers 

Ongoing, Free 

Cindy 

Heidecker, 

Program 

Coordinator 

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BUFFET 

Sunday, May 14 

9 am - 1:30 pm 

$15 per adult • $13 seniors 

Brenda’s Cozy Cafe 

4913 - 50 th St. Stettler, AB 

403-742-8166 

find us on and like us to see our buffet specials 

Mon.-Thurs. 8am-3pm; Fri. 8am-8pm; Sun. 10am-1:30pm 

A wide selection of Seeds. 

Our fresh cut flowers and potted plants 

have arrived just in time for Mother’s Day. 

• Variety of 

annuals, 

perennials, 

vegetables, 

• herbs, 

• Hanging 

baskets 

and urn 

Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah tap dance was performed by Zinger School of Dancing class at the 

Annual Senior’s Supper hosted by the Coronation School on Thurs. May 4. Row on the left, 

from the front, Raya Montgomery, Bentley Williamson and Julie McCullough; row on the 

right, front: Britt Schedlosky and Julianna Beblow. Not in the photo were R. Johnson, I. 

Bowen and C. Hanson. 

check us out online 

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& Florist 

403-882-3144 • Castor 

Linden Tree Farm 

Hardy Locally Grown Trees and Shrubs 

Feature Trees Size Price 

Colorado Spruce 3’-5’ $50-$90 

Dakota Pinnacle Birch 7-10 gal. 5’-7’ $100-$120 

Laruel Leaf Willow 5-7 gal. 4’-6’ $40-$60 

Poplar-Various 5-10 gal. 4’-8’ $10-$75 

Schubert Chokecherry 7-10 gal. 5’-8’ $75-$100 

Swedish Columnar Aspen 5-10 gal. Please contact for more info. 

Feature Shrubs 

Cotoneaster, Dogwood, Lilacs, Mockorange, Mugo Pine, 

Ninebark, Potentilla, Spiraea & more 

SHELTERBELT 

TREES & SHRUBS AVALIABLE 

Bare root Cotoneaster, Poplar & Spruce 

Come in April or May for best selection & results 

Many other trees and shrubs available 

Complete fall price list at: www.lindentreefarm.ca 

travis@lindentreefarm.ca or call/text (403) 888-9178 

Irma HOmE & GarDEN DECOr 

Mother’s Day 

Open House 

Sunday, may 14 

11-4 pm 

Over 5,000 sq. feet of * Giftware * Garden Decor * Animal Health Products * Much, More 

Irma, aB. Odd, Unusual, Unique Items for your shopping pleasure 780-754-3642 

Garden Centre 

NOW OPEN 

Our first shipment of hanging 

baskets and bedding plants 

have arrived with 

new shipments 

arriving weekly!! 

Hanna, AB • 403-854-3711 

Free delivery service available within town limits 

Store Hrs: Mon. - Sat. 8 am - 9 pm; Sun. 10 am - 7 pm 

Pharmacy Hrs: Mon. - Fri. 9 am - 6 pm; Sat. On Call 9 am - 3 pm 

Mothers Day Specials 

Starting 4pm 

Friday, Saturday 

& Sunday 

Pork Souvlaki 

(2 skewers) 

$14.95 

Seniors Chicken 

Cordon Swiss 

$11.95 

403-578-2080 

Rosebush 

Lodge 

• Take the short drive to the Rosebush Tea & Gift House, 

Bed & Breakfast, Soccer Golf course! 

• Fresh home cooking, unique giftware & local crafts 

• Currently taking Campground & B & B reservations 

• Tea House opens for the 2017 season on Wed., May 17 

Hours: Wednesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

Call us for reservations 

780-877-3793 

rosebushalberta@gmail.com 

Follow us on Facebook 

8oz New 

York Steak 

$18.45 

Breast of 

Chicken 

$14.95 

Children’s Menu 

Items $2.95 

Just south of the Edberg bridge on 

Highway 56, Township Road 440 

@ RosebushAlberta 

Howe’s 

GREENHOUSE 

Open May 9 

• Bedding Plants 

• Hanging Baskets 

• Proven Winners 

Open Daily 10-7 

12 km west of Castor (or 3 miles east of Halkirk) on Highway 12; 

turn north on Rangeroad 153 for 2.5 miles (38517 Rge Rd 153) 

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t h e r e s e t t a s c h o o l 


Unique ways of creating rhythm 

by K. Smawley 

The grade 5/6 Theresetta 

music class has been experimenting 

with a unique way 

of creating rhythm called 

Body Percussion. 

The class tried out some of 

their moves during their 

April visit to the Long-Term 

Care Facility. 

Now the students are 

transferring some of those 

rhythms onto 5-gallon Home 

Hardware buckets, as they 

are experimenting and 

having fun with bucket 

drumming. The group is 

working on a routine to 

present sometime in June. 

Sports 

With the weather finally 

changing, track and field is 

starting to seep into everyone’s 

thoughts. To end April, 

Theresetta joined with Gus 

Wetter, to host their annual 

badminton tournament. 

There were nine schools that 

participated in the tournament 

on Wed. April 26. 

Students from Theresetta 

put in a great showing and 

came out with many notable 

results. Four teams that 

placed second overall from 

Theresetta in their age group 

after finals were: Landon 

Slemp in gr. 7 boys singles, 

Ashley Renschler and 

Kennedy Bagshaw in gr. 7 

girls doubles, Liam Ries in 

gr. 9 boys singles, and Bryant 

Bullee Mackenzie and Brock 

Penner in gr. 9 boys doubles. 

After finals Theresetta 

had five teams that won gold 

including: Sydney Renschler 

in gr. 7 girls singles, Abby 

Fuller and Alyssa Kuefler in 

gr. 7 girls doubles, Tanner 

Gordon and Josie Kneller in 

gr. 7 mixed doubles, Maddie 

Rombough and Berlin 

Schnell in gr. 8 girls singles, 

and Ryleigh Bunbury in gr. 8 

girls singles. 

The junior high badminton 

athletes travelled to 

Stetter on May 3 to compete 

in the CARA 

(Clearview and 

Regional 

Athletics) tournament. 

Any athlete 

that finishes first 

or second in their 

pool gets to move 

on to compete in 

the CWAJHAA 

(Central Western 

Alberta Junior 

High Athletics 

Association) tournament, 

which is 

in Red Deer over 

May 8, 10, and 11, 

depending on 

their age level. 

CWAJHAA is 

the highest level 

junior high 

tournament available to our 

players, covering an area 

from our CARA league in 

the east, all the way west to 

Rocky Mountain House, 

including larger centers like 

Red Deer, Innisfail and 

Lacombe. 

Theresetta students that 

qualified for CWAJHAA by 

finishing second place in 

their pools include: Sydney 

Renschler in gr. 7 girls singles, 

Kennedy Bagshaw & 

Ashley Renschler in gr. 7 

girls doubles, Berlin Schnell 

& Maddie Rombough in gr. 8 

girls doubles, and Trey Erion 

& Erika Blumhagen in gr. 8 

mixed doubles. 

Athletes that finished first 

place in their pool and guaranteeing 

their spot in 

CWAJHAA are: Landon 

Slemp in gr. 7 boys singles, 

Abby Fuller & Alyssa 

Kuefler in gr. 7 girls singles, 

Tanner Gordon & Josie 

Kneller in gr. 7 mixed doubles, 

Ryleigh Bunbury in gr. 

8 girls singles, and Bryant 

Bullee & Brock Penner in gr. 

9 boys doubles. 

Banking 

The Jr. ATB bank was 

open on Thurs., April 27 for 

the second last deposit day of 

the year. 

The nine student 

employees were kept quite 

busy helping 21 student customers 

throughout the noon 

hour. 

The winner of the $25 gift 

card was Aidan Lafferty. 

The last Theresetta deposit 

day will be May 25. This ATB 

program has been such a 

great thing to help students 

learn how to save and 

manage their money. 

Tour 

Theresetta students are 

starting to look forward to 

their end of the year field 

trips. 

On April 24, the grade nine 

class, along with Mr. Ries, 

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Tarolyn Aaserud, Chief 

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She also explained the history 

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moving to Crowfoot Crossing 

and the development of 

Crowfoot Crossing with businesses 

such as the Co-Op. 

Carol Thomson, the 

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presented details about economic 

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communities within the county. 

The group heard information 

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expansions. 

The students were treated to 

pizza and drinks provided by 

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Theresetta athletes who finished first in their pool at the CARA badminton tournament on May 3 in Stettler included, 

from the left, Josie Kneller, Ryleigh Bunbury, Bryant Bullee, Alyssa Kuefler, Tanner Gordon, Landon Slemp and Brock 

Penner. Missing were Abbigale Fuller, who finished first with partner, Alyssa Kuefler. 

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Family challenge 

As part of our school’s 

Wellness Program, this week’s 

Family Challenge was hosted at 

the school’s gym where the families 

were asked to participate 

in some yoga! 

The yoga was hosted by Leslie 

Rowland who volunteered her 

time to engage the families in 

something that she is truly passionate 

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ON THE OTHER HAND 

The rise and fall 

of populism and 

V I E W P O I N T S 

 

The opinions expressed are not necessarily 

the opinions of this newspaper. 

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their leaders 

by Brenda P. Schimke 

It’s just sad to see the hatred that has 

permeated the world, especially in 

those nations that were once beacons 

of democracy and human rights. 

Hatred is so easy in comparison to 

love. 

The fear and dissatisfaction that 

many people are feeling in countries 

like the United States, Canada, 

Germany, France and Britain is real. 

Since the economic policies of Ronald 

Reagan, Margaret Thatcher and 

Preston Manning in the 1980’s, wage 

and pension security for working 

people, and full-time jobs for young 

people entering the workforce have 

collapsed. 

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History repeats 

itself; populist leaders are 

dissent cheerleaders who 

consolidate power for their 

own purposes by stoking 

continued hate 

and anger. 

Unfortunately the long-term effects 

of the libertarian economic policies 

evangelized by these leaders were 

absolutely predictable--job insecurity, 

stagnate wage growth and rising 

inequality. 

History tells us that desperate 

people turn to populist leaders. 

Vladimir Lenin was supported wholeheartedly 

by the Russian people to 

defeat the Tsar yet his reign became a 

totalitarian dictatorship of tyranny. 

The Germans voted for and supported 

populist, Adolf Hitler, because 

of their economic woes after World 

War I as did the Italians with populist 

leader Benito Mussolini, need we say 

more! 

Unfortunately today history is 

 

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repeating itself. 

In Venezuela, the country tumbles 

into chaos, hunger and violence as 

democratically elected, populist 

President Nicolas Maduro has muzzled 

the legislature and is working to enact 

a new constitution that will give him 

autocratic powers. 

Turkey, under religious-conservative 

leader, Tayyip Erdogan, has 

successfully (or corruptly) convinced 

the common people to vote for a new 

constitution that effectively moves 

Turkey from a modern republic to a 

theocracy dictatorship. Erdogan’s new 

constitution takes away civil liberties, 

law and justice, freedom of speech and 

jails anyone who opposes his supreme 

power. 

Russia’s short foray into democracy 

was stopped quickly when populist 

leader, Vladimir Putin was elected in a 

general election. Through intimidation, 

killing and jailing of opposition 

members and constitutional adjustments, 

he is undefeatable until the next 

revolution. 

These examples, past and present, 

were all voted in by the majority in a 

national election. 

Populist leaders are excellent at 

reading why people are angry and 

then deriving their power from that 

anger, whether it is Theresa May in 

Britain, Marine Le Pen in France or 

Jason Kenney in Alberta? That’s precisely 

why the current sitting 

President of the United States is more 

interested in campaign-style hate rallies 

than governing. 

History repeats itself; populist 

leaders are dissent cheerleaders who 

consolidate power for their own purposes 

by stoking continued hate and 

anger. They have neither the skill nor 

interest in unity, compromise and 

civility—the three pillars of 

democracy. 

Citizens fall for these charismatic 

leaders when they are desperate and 

think, “it can’t be any worse?” 

Unfortunately history proves that it 

can indeed be very much worse. 

Volunteers with a capital “V” 

Rick Strankman, MLA 

Drumheller Stettler Constituency 

On Thurs., May 4 a fire started just 

north of our farm near Altario that 

consumed about half a section and 

threatened our home. 

The need for being prepared was 

brought home in no uncertain terms to 

yours truly just this past week. 

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The point of Emergency 

Preparedness week, May 7 - 13, is to 

serve as a reminder that emergencies 

can happen at any time for any reason. 

This past week also saw the Alberta 

Legislature’s Members from all parties 

recognize the anniversary of the Fort 

McMurray fire that decimated that 

area. 

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Guides provide excellent hunts in Saskatchewan for culling snow geese with skill in decoy 

settings and use of natural cover to conceal the blinds. The hunts are necessary due to the 

huge population of snow geese that are destroying the nesting grounds in the arctic. 

Spring snow goose season 

Dear Editor, 

As a hunter, I was very pleased to 

participate in Saskatchewan’s spring 

snow goose cull. 

The reason for the season on snow 

geese in the spring is due to the nesting 

grounds in the arctic being in grave 

danger of destruction due to over 

grazing because of the unimaginable 

populations of snow geese. 

I was joined by my pheasant hunting 

buddies from the U.S. 

The guides provided our group of 10 

hunters with excellent hunts and exercized 

great skill in decoy settings and 

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The birds are delivered to meat 

plants and processed for the needy 

people of Saskatchewan who enjoy the 

meat. 

In the 70’s, there was a very 

restricted limit on snow geese, two 

geese a day in Canada. 

The science wasn’t very good and 

that’s caused the massive population 

explosion of the 80’s and 90’s. 

Hunting is an effective tool for population 

control but I fear at this point, it 

is too little, too late and governments 

and farmers are paying the price. 

 

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Spondin, Ab. 

Parliament reconvenes 

Hon. Kevin Sorenson, M.P., Privilege debate to “dig in our heels” in 

Battle River-Crowfoot protest over the Liberal’s attempted 

As Parliament reconvened on May 1, ‘power grab’ on the way Canada’s 

we are holding the Liberal government Parliament operates. 

to account for their uncontrolled 

This is a very serious debate because 

spending of billions of dollars they the Liberal’s proposed “Democratic 

have borrowed, higher taxes, stagnant Reform Discussion Paper” that they 

economic growth and failure to help tried to pass quickly and quietly is 

create jobs for Canadians. 

actually “anti-democratic”. 

We are debating on the Point of Their proposals provide for a major 

Privilege that, in the last week the shift of political power to Parliament’s 

House sat in April, suspended debate Executive Branch (the Prime 

on all of the Liberal’s proposed laws Minister’s Office and Cabinet). 

until the Privilege debate is concluded. 

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A true gentleman 

Thomas Richard Owens Jr. of 

Hanna, Ab. passed away, surrounded 

by his daughters on May 6, 2017. 

Tom was born in Lone Butte, Ab. on 

August 16 to Margaret & Thomas 

Owens Sr. 

He was predeceased by his wife 

Mary Thuroo on Feb. 2, 2017 and will 

lovingly be remembered by his two 

daughters Marlise and Davina 

Thuroo, two sisters and their families; 

Mary Brettle and Rosemary Sailer 

(Gene), mother and father-in-law 

Orland and Catherine Thuroo, 

brother-in-laws/sister-in laws; Ches 

Rossler, Bill Thuroo (Arlene), Dwayne 

Thuroo (Fran), Vernon Thuroo and 

Eugene Thuroo (Amanda) and their 

families. 

Tom was always a quiet, hardworking, 

committed to his family and 

friends true gentleman. He always 

lent a helping hand whether helping 

neighbours with farming/ranching or 

being a “lending facility”. 

“Your life was a blessing, your 

memory a treasure…You’re loved 

beyond words and missed beyond 

measure…” 

A private family internment will be 

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held at the Lone Butte Cemetery, followed 

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With The Sale Or Successful 

Purchase Of A Home Based 

On Sale Value. 

LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER 

Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 

16th, 2017, for the sale of the following leased native grass pasture lands: 

Parcel #1 

Special Areas Grazing Lease No. 82732 containing the following lands (approx. 1,105 

acres): 

- All of 24-28-18-W4M 

- SE and N 1/2 23-28-18-W4M 

Current oil and gas revenue of $7,700/year 

Grazing Lease renewal date: December 31, 2029 

Willow Creek flows through both sections 

Parcel #2 

Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resources Grazing Lease No. 34551 containing 

the following lands (approx. 595.94 acres) 

- S 1/2, NW and portion of NE 22-28-18-W4M 

Current oil and gas revenue of $6,000/year 

Grazing Lease renewal date: June 29, 2024 

Willow Creek flows through this section 

In the event that a potential tenderer would like to view the lands, please call 403-823- 

9370 to schedule a time. 

Tenders on the above lands must be accompanied by a bank draft or certified cheque 

in favour of “SMITH & HERSEY LAW FIRM” for FIVE (5%) PERCENT of the tender price, 

as a deposit. The deposit will be returned if the tender is not accepted. If a tender is 

accepted and the tenderer does not proceed with the sale, the deposit of the tenderer 

will be forfeited to the owner of the lands. Tenders may be for all Parcels or individual 

Parcels. The balance of the tender price will be payable on or before June 30th, 2017, 

subject to registration with Special Areas Board and/or Alberta Environment. Each of 

the owner and the successful tenderer will be responsible for their own legal fees. All 

registration costs will be paid by the successful tenderer. Each tenderer must understand 

that a tender is an unconditional offer to purchase the lands set out in the 

tender. Tenderers must rely on their own research of the lands, and the undersigned 

and the owner make no warranties or representations in regard to the lands. 

The owner has complete discretion whether to accept the highest or any tender. Further 

inquiries into the above lands can be made by contacting (403) 823-9370. Tenders 

shall be sealed in an envelope marked “LAND TENDER” and may be faxed, delivered, 

e-mailed or mailed to: 

Attention: Simon J. Hersey 

Smith & Hersey Law Firm 

112B - 20d Avenue West, PO Box 220 Hanna, AB TOJ 1 PO 

Fax: (403) 854-4380 E-mail: dallas@smithhersey.com 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY TENDER 

The owners hereby offer for sale by tender the following briefly described 

property subject to the reservations and exceptions contained in the existing 

certificates of title: 

PARCEL 1: PLAN 8149AH, BLOCK 2, LOTS 18 AND 19. 

Commercial/retail/office building, approx 4538 square feet, located at 5018 

Victoria Ave, Coronation, AB, cement block construction, 220 power, with 

internal offices and commercial space, storage space, washrooms and utility 

room, loading dock, two furnaces, triple commercial stainless steel sink with 

2 drain boards, Coldstream 4’ display cooler, Subway cooler with 4’ stainless 

steel top, washer, 2 stainless steel work tables with shelves, assorted other 

shelves, ladder and miscellaneous contents. 

PARCEL 2: PLAN 8149AH, BLOCK 9, LOTS 13 TO 17 INCLUSIVE. 

Five lots located in downtown Coronation, AB, on Windsor Ave, including inground 

10 thousand gallon concrete water cistern, chain link fence, 2 double 

gates, 1 single gate (small moveable building not included). 

The sale of the properties is subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter 

mentioned: 

1. Seller makes no warranties or representations about the size, measurement, 

condition or environmental status of the properties. 

2. Buyer to be responsible for all costs associated with registration. Tender 

price shall be excluding G.S.T. 

3. Tenders in writing will be received by the lawyer noted below up to but not 

after 12:00 o’clock noon on June 15, 2017. Tenders should be forwarded 

to E. Roger Spady Law Office in a sealed envelope marked “Commercial 

Tender”. A certified cheque equal to 5% of the purchase price must 

accompany the tender. 

4. The balance of the purchase price to be paid by solicitor’s trust cheque or 

certified funds on or before June 30, 2017 (Possession Date”). 

5. Property taxes to be adjusted as of Possession Date. 

6. Tenders must clearly indicate which Parcel or Parcels are being purchased. 

7. Property and contents sold “as is”. 

8. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Seller may reject any or 

all tenders. 

9. If successful tenderer does not complete the purchase after acceptance of 

that tender, the deposit shall be forfeited. 

For further particulars and viewing please contact Pauline Ekman at 403-578-3768. 

E. Roger Spady 

Barrister & Solicitor 

5015 Victoria Ave, Box 328 Coronation, Alberta, T0C 1C0

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Memorabilia will be showcased at the Hanna District Show & Sale in Youngstown on June 10 

in celebration of 100 years of 4-H in Alberta. It will include a reunion, memorabilia and photos 

from the past, such as this one from 25 years ago. 

Walk down 4-H memory lane 

4-H Alberta is proud to be celebrating 

it’s Centennial this year. The 

Hanna District has committed to 

showcasing how 4-H has impacted the 

lives of so many people over the years 

in our communities. 

In conjunction with the 59th 

Annual Hanna and District 4-H Show 

and Sale on June 10 in Youngstown, 

the District is hosting a reunion for 

all alumni, 4-H families, and past 

supporters. 

The Walk Down Memory Lane displays 

will be in the Youngstown 

Recreation center. 

Their goal is to have memorabilia 

and photographs of all the 4-H clubs 

and many of the projects from the district’s 

history and present. 

Check out the Facebook page 4-H 

Walk Down Memory Lane to enjoy 

some of these memories leading up to 

the Show and Sale. 4-H cookbooks 

will also be available for purchase to 

complete your collection. 

Highlights of the Show and Sale 

will be the Alumni Showmanship 

class, where 4-H alumni can borrow a 

calf from a current member to compete 

and demonstrate their 

showmanship skills. 

Another is the Cleaver 

Intergenerational Grooming Event, 

where each of our district’s 19 Cleaver 

Kids will form a team with a parent 

and grandparent to groom and show 

their calendar calf, celebrating the 

important role of the 4-H family 

behind every member. 

Anyone who has any mementos or 

memories to share can please contact 

Crista at (403)363-5932 or Haley at 

(403)854-6197. 

The complimentary coffee will be 

on and the booth will be open and 

serving homemade pie. 

We encourage everyone to stop in 

for a visit with their 4-H friends of the 

past and present, and enjoy a Walk 

Down Memory Lane. 

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Proposed Halkirk 2 (H2) Wind Project 

Project Information and Notice of Open House 

Project Open House 

Tuesday, May 16, 2017 

from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 

Halkirk Community Hall, Halkirk, Alberta 

Proposal Summary 

Capital Power is proposing to build the Halkirk 2 Wind Project (Project), a 

nominal nameplate capacity 148-megawatt wind power facility located in 

the County of Paintearth, Alberta. 

The proposed Project supports Alberta’s commitment to develop new 

sources of renewable energy. 

Schedule and Regulatory Process 

Capital Power submitted separate Power Plant and Substation applications 

to the Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) in April 2017 for approval to 

construct and operate the proposed wind power facility and substation. 

Pending a successful outcome of the regulatory review, the Project is 

anticipated to achieve an in-service date in Q1 2019; however, this date 

is subject to change depending on considerations including market 

conditions, government regulations, and approval. 

Capital Power is seeking stakeholder input into the Project and has a 

participant involvement program consistent with AUC requirements (Rule 007). 

More information: 

P: 780-392-5344 

E: canadadevelopment@capitalpower.com 

W: capitalpower.com/H2 

Contact by mail: 

Halkirk 2 Wind Project 

c/o Stakeholder Engagement 

Capital Power Corporation 

10th Floor EPCOR Tower 

10423 101 ST NW 

Edmonton, AB T5H 0E9 

Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) 

www.auc.ab.ca

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302.8 +/- title acres. 

Jerry Hodge: 780- 

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separate paddocks 

for increased productivity. 

Scenic rolling 

hills, creek, 

spring, etc. makes 

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use as well. Mls # 

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710,000. Call Ken @ 

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Ritchie Bros. 

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Hodge: 780-706- 

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For Rent 

Space 

FOR RENT 

Main St. Castor 

Suitable for 

business 

wanting 

3 or 4 offices 

in a complex 

Contact 

Francis O’Hara 

403 740 6338 or 

403 882 2620 

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Mobile Homes 

NEW MODULAR 

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Miscellaneous 

CUSTOM storage 

shed building. 

Building various sizes 

of storage sheds. 

Call Dan for details. 

780-806-9819. 

SAWMILLS from only 

$4,397 - Make 

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money with your own 

bandmill. Cut lumber 

any dimension. In 

stock ready to ship. 

Free info & DVD: 

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1-800-566-6899 ext: 

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DRIVERS 

NEEDED 

Road Runner Trucking 

Provost, Alta. 

IS SEEKING FULL TIME 

DRIVERS FOR HAULING 

PETROLEUM CRUDE OIL 

Applicant should be a good team player with 

a valid class 1 driver’s license, and able to 

provide a 5 year commercial abstract 

along with resume. 

DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING 

MANDATORY 

Send resume to rdruunerdale@gmail.com 

Call 780-753-0869 for more information 

Only qualified applicants will be contacted 

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. 

• Water & Sewer 

• Excavations 

• Demolitions 

• Dugouts 

• Gravel Sales: 

Rip Rap • Pit Run 

2” minus • 1 1/4” 

Contact Harvey 

780-704-0059 

BEAUTIFUL Spruce 

Trees 4-6 feet, $35 

each. Machine planting: 

$10/tree 

(includes bark mulch 

and fertilizer). 20 tree 

minimum order. 

Delivery fee $75- 

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guaranteed. 403-820- 

0961. 

COLORADO Blue 

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Locally grown. Call 

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Equipment 

EQUIPMENT 

FOR SALE 

Case IH Combine Axial Flow 

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Pickup Header with 14’ 

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Summers Hydraulic Drive 

Rock Picker, JD Swather 

580 - 28’ complete with 

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Cultivator 1600 - 41’ 

complete with Flexicoil 3 

bar Tine Harrows, Flexicoil 

Sprayer 65 - 120’, Versatile 

Sprayer 3000 - 68’. 

Ph Robert for more info @ 

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The Hanna Learning Centre is now accepting applications to fill a full-time 

Corporate and Financial Officer position. 

The successful candidate must have a minimum of two years experience working in all 

aspects of accounting. A more specific job description is available upon request. 

In addition the candidate must possess: 

• Solid knowledge and experience working with QuickBooks Pro 

• Previous experience/understanding of grants and grant reporting 

• Knowledge of accounting practices for both Charities and Not-for-Profit 

organizations 

• Solid working relationship with Board of Directors for a Not-for-Profit 

• Experience with reviewing and updating employee contracts, maintaining 

personnel files and managing monthly payroll 

Preference will be given to candidates with post-secondary education in accounting 

or business although equivalent experience will be strongly considered. Competitive 

salary, based upon education and experience. 

Only those selected for interview will be contacted. This position will remain open 

until a suitable applicant is found. Interested applicants should forward a copy of 

their resume to: 

Doray Veno, Executive Director 

Hanna Learning Centre 

Box 1255, Hanna, AB T0J 1P0 

Fax: 1.866.990.8975 

Phone: 403.854.2099 

doray.veno@hannalearning.com 

NOW HIRING 

Assistant Program Coordinator 

Our licensed and accredited Early Learning and Childcare Centre is seeking a 

reliable team member to fill this full-time position. Reporting directly to the 

Program Coordinator this position is responsible for maintaining the standards 

set out by Alberta Childcare Licensing, Alberta Childcare Accreditation 

and the Provost Daycare Society. Duties include supervising and developing 

activities for children, communicating and interacting with parents and staff, 

completing reports, and some administrative tasks. Hours will vary between 

6:30am-7:00pm. 

Qualifications: The ideal candidate must have Childcare Certification and 

a minimum of 1 year experience in early childcare and be able to provide a 

satisfactory Criminal Record Check and Child Welfare Intervention Screen. 

Forward resumes to: Provost Daycare Society, Box 1139, Provost, AB T0B 3S0 

Email: provostdaycare@telus.net 

Applications close May 17, 2017. We thank everyone for their applications but 

only those selected for an interview will be contacted. 

Feed & Seed 

BALING oats for 

sale, 94% germination, 

42 lb/bu, 

cleaned. Ken 403- 

854-8090. 

FOR SALE common 

alfalfa seed, bred for 

hybrid rigour. $3.65/ 

lb. 780-374-3877. 

Dennis Dylke, 

Daysland, Ab. 

HEATED Canola 

buying Green, 

Heated or 

Springthrashed 

Canola. Buying: 

oats, barley, wheat 

& peas for feed. 

Buying damaged or 

offgrade grain. “On 

Farm Pickup” 

Westcan Feed & 

Grain, 1-877-250- 

5252. 

HELP WANTED 

Carpenter, 

apprentice or 

helper required 

Full Time, wages negotiable 

Big Country Construction 

& Building Supplies Ltd. 

403 3rd Ave. E., Box 294 

Hanna, AB T0J 1P0 

Ph. (403) 854-3585 • Fax (403) 854-4980 

OILFIELD OPERATOR REQUIRED 

INFRATECH CORPORATION has an immediate 

opening for an experienced Oil/Gas Field Operator 

in the Coronation/Consort area. 

Applicant Requirements: 

• Minimum 4 years Field Operating Experience 

• Strong Mechanical Aptitude 

• SAIT or NAIT GPO/PFO Training beneficial 

Please email your resume in confidence to: 

careers@infratech.cc 

No phone calls please 

Village of Hughenden 

Chief Administrative Officer 

The Village of Hughenden is a busy community of 

258 persons in East Central Alberta. We are now accepting 

applications for the position of Chief Administrative 

Officer. The CAO will work a 32 hour week and report 

directly to Council. 

Responsibilities include but are not limited to – 

insuring that Municipal Bylaws, policies and government 

requirements as stated in the Municipal Government 

Act are implemented and adhered to in addition to 

planning, budgeting and management of the Village. 

The successful candidate will be working in a one person 

office and must be skilled in the application of Muniware 

Accounting, Microsoft Office 2013 and be expected to 

become proficient in MIMS, a Municipal infrastructure 

program, as well as MGMA and MA Connect, Municipal 

Grant application programs. 

Applicants should possess good leadership skills and 

be able to maintain a positive work environment which 

will include management of 2 to 4 other employees. 

A high degree of personal initiative and excellent 

communication skills are required to be delivered with 

integrity and professionalism. Candidates will need to 

assist Council, staff and citizens to guide the municipality 

in its overall development and direction. Must be able to 

comfortably interact with the public, media and all levels 

of government. 

Salary is negotiable and will commensurate with 

experience. Please enclose two references and permission 

for Council to contact these people. 

CLOSING DATE: Friday, May 19, 2017 

Forward Resumes by mail to: 

Mayor & Council, Village of Hughenden, Box 26 

Hughenden, Alberta, T0B 2E0.

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OBITUARY 

Feed & Seed 

Services 

EARLY Varieties. Go 

Early HRS Wheat. 

AC Juniper Oats. 

Busby & Sundre 

Barley. AAC Peace 

River Field Peas. 

Early One Polish 

Canola; mastinseeds.com. 

403- 

556-2609. 

Livestock 

MAINE -Anjou Bulls 

for sale. Solid reds 

and blacks, yearlings 

and two year olds. 

We have a good 

selection or red yearlings. 

Selected for 

calving ease and 

beef production. 

Semen Tested and 

guaranteed. Rocky 

Lane Farms, Alex 

and Mary-Ann 

Jensen, Rumsey, AB. 

403-368-2114 or cell 

403-742-9835 

BLACK Angus yearling 

bulls for sale. 

Semen tested. 

Contact Roger 

Spady (780) 879- 

3941. 

RED and Black 

Angus yearling bulls, 

easy calving, light to 

moderate birth 

weight, semen tested 

and guaranteed. 

$2500. 780-384- 

2354 and 780-888- 

7585. Davidson 

Angus and Bellshill 

Red Angus. 

LAKEFORD 

Registered Polled 

Hereford and Red 

Angus bulls for sale. 

2 year old and yearling 

bulls available. 

Semen tested and 

ready to work in your 

herd! Contact Dan 

Prichard 780-385- 

2298. 

Help Wanted 

Lougheed 

Playschool is currently 

seeking a 

dynamic energetic 

teacher for the 

upcoming 2017/2018 

school year. 

Qualified persons will 

have a Diploma or 

Certificate in 

Education, have current 

criminal record 

check, child welfare 

check and first aide ( 

or willing to obtain). 

Wages negotiable 

based on education 

and experience, projected 

first class to 

begin in September 

2017. Please submit 

resumes and cover 

letter with two references 

no later than 

May 31, 2017 or for 

more information on 

this position please 

contact Danielle 

Armstrong at 

d.armstrong5604@ 

gmail.com 

Looking for 

CLASS 1 DRIVER 

for 4 hours/day for 

morning deliveries in 

and around the Stettler 

area. Will also involve 

some relief driving to 

the city. Please mail 

resume to Box 1376 

Stettler,AB T0C 2L0 or 

email dave@ 

jenexpress.net 

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LOOKING for a driver 

for part time work 

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Coronation for delivering 

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the post office in 

Hanna on 

Wednesdays. Call 

403-578-4111, ask 

for Joyce. 

INTERIOR Heavy 

Equipment School. 

Hands-On Training. 

Funding & housing 

options available. 

Employment assistance 

for life. Find 

out what makes IHE 

the industry leader, 

call 1-866-399-3853 

or visit www. 

IHESCHOOL.com. 

A MAJOR OIL and 

Gas Company is 

looking for Plant and 

Field Operators in 

the Slave Lake/ 

Wabasca area. This 

is a camp 7/7 shift, 

12 hour days. Must 

have minimum 5 

years operating 

experience, heavy oil 

is preferred. Email 

resume to: delproltd@gmail.com. 

CURRENTLY 

Recruiting 

Experienced 

Flowback 

Supervisors and 

Operators for work 

within Canada and 

USA. Requirements: 

Previous flowback 

experience, valid 

passport, clean criminal 

record. Apply to: 

careers@testalta. 

com. 

ROADEX Services 

requires O/O 1 tons 

and 3 tons for our 

RV division to haul 

RV’s throughout 

North America & 

semi O/O to haul 

RV’s & general 

freight. Group benefits 

& discounted fuel 

cards. Border crossing 

required with 

valid passport & 

clean criminal record. 

1-800-867-6233; 

www.roadexservices. 

com. 

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Auctions 

AUCTION for Duane 

Nickolson & Guest 

Consignors. 

Saturday, May 13 - 

SW of Cherhill, 

Alberta. Skidsteer, 

track hoe, farm 

house, house trailer, 

storage sheds, 

household, much 

more. View details at 

www.spectrumauctioneering.com. 

780- 

967-3375 / 780-903- 

9393. 

Coming Events 

28TH ANNUAL Red 

Deer Mother’s Day 

Antique Show & 

Sale. May 13 & 14. 

Sat. 10-5 p.m. & 

Sun. 10-4 p.m. 

Westerner Park. 

Over 300 tables. 

Furniture, collectibles, 

retro. 

Carswell’s 403-343- 

1614. 

CRIMINAL 

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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 

Faith, family, friends greatest treasures 

Lena Stickel went home to 

be with her Lord and 

Saviour on May 1, 

2017 at the age of 

93 years. Lena 

was born on 

October 28, 1923 in 

Romania, and her 

family settled in 

the Spondin area 

in 1928. 

She was the 

sixth child of 10 

Stickel 

born to John and 

Frieda Motz. 

Lena married 

Fred Stickel on June 1, 1947 

and from this union they 

had three children; Larry 

(Brenda) Stickel, Leona 

(Ted) Bond, and Carol 

(Alvin) Olsen. 

They were blessed with 

six grandchildren; Carrie 

(Joel) Cavenagh, Lisa (Jeff) 

Campion, Jill (Brent) 

Olesen, Crystal (Ryan) 

Familiar Faces you have 

come to Know & Trust 

Hugh McLarty 

Bill’s Waterwell 

Services 

Well Drilling 

Ltd. 

Pumps & Repairs 

Well 403-747-2120 

Drilling 

drillerbill@xplornet.com 

Pumps & Repairs 

403-747-2120 

drillerbill@xplornet.com 

Bale 

Hauling 

David 

Unruh 

403-323-6787(c) 

403-742-4673(h) 

Heather Caseley 

Judy Lindmark 

Central Alberta Family Funeral Services Ltd. 

Guardian 

Drugs - 

Killam 

Mon.-Fri.: 9 am - 6 pm 

Sat.: 9 am - 4 pm 

Sun.: Noon - 4 pm 

East Central Alberta’s 

Largest 

Drugstore 

Wecker 

PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. 

• Plumbing 

• Gas Fitting 

• Air Conditioning 

• Sheet Metal 

• Commercial 

Refrigeration 

Quaschnick, Corry (Robyn) 

Raugust, and Blair (Jen) 

Raugust, and 13 

great grandchildren. 

Also five 

step-grandchildren 

and 11 step-great 

grandchildren. 

Lena was predeceased 

by her 

husband on Feb 1, 

2006, and son-inlaw 

Garth Hanlon 

in 2002, as well as 

seven brothers and 

sisters. 

Lena’s strong faith, family 

and friends were her 

greatest treasures, and she 

will be dearly missed by all 

who knew her. 

A private family graveside 

service was held on Friday 

May 5, 2017, 2 p.m., at the 

Hanna Cemetery with 

Pastor Lloyd Kreiser 

officiating. 

Serving the Big Country 

(403) 854-4774 

Centre Street 

Hanna, AB 

Craig Caseley 

Diane Zinger 

Big Country 

Construction 

& Building 

Supplies Ltd. 

• Custom New Homes 

•All Farm Buildings 

• Renovations 

• Windows and Doors 

• Overhead Doors & 

Service 

• Retail Sales 

Quality Customer Care 

403-854-3585 

Trailer 

Parts & 

Repairs 

Horse, Stock, 

Cargo, Flatdeck 

Quality Parts In Stock 

Visa/Mastercard Accepted 

Horseshoe 

Trailer Mfg. 

403-884-2173 

Halkirk 

403-430-0504 

Donations in Lena’s memory can be 

made to: Mission To Children; P.O. Box 

51143, RPO Beddington, Calgary, Ab., 

T3K 3V9, or MSC Canada, Bet Shalom 

Seniors Home, 16-101 Amber Street, 

Markham, Ont., L3R 3B2. 

Laurie Palmer of Hanna Funeral 

Services Ltd., entrusted with arrangements, 

403-854-5956, hannafuneral@ 

telus.net, www.hannafuneral.ca 

Chiropractic 

Clinic 

Dr Brandy Frenette 

Chiropractic services include: 

Graston Technique and 

Active Release Technique. 

Bioflex Laser Therapy. 

4809-50 th St. Consort, AB 

(403) 577-2081 

Book Online 

www.drbrandyfrenette. 

clinicsense.com 

410 2nd Avenue West, 

Hanna, AB 

JEFF M.FAUPEL, 

B. Mgmt., C.A. 

MONICA N. FAUPEL, 

B. Mgmt., C.A. 

Three Hills - Tues. 

Coronation - Wed. 

Oyen -Thurs. (by 

Appointment) 

800-267-5601 

E.Roger Spady 

Professional 

Corporation 

Barrister & Solicitor 

Coronation Mall 

Coronation, AB 

403-578-3131 

Office Hours: 

Tuesday to Friday 

9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

Kendra Walgenbach, CPA, CA 

Chris Annand, CPA, CA 

Naomi Roth, CPA, CGA 

Guy Chapman, CPA, CA, CFP 

Krystal Stoutenberg, CPA, CA 

Service Wise - 

We Specialize 

403-742-5237 

Stettler, AB 

AUTO BODY REPAIR LTD. 

Quality Collision Repair 

and Professional Service… 

Guaranteed! 

Find out more about us at: 

www.brennanautobody.com 

Phone: 403-742-3555 

4109 - 48 Avenue, Stettler 

Professional 

Directory 

Coronation 

Vision Clinic 

Dr. Marc Kallal 

Dr. Ward ZoBell 

Tues & Thurs 10 - 4 

403-578-3221 

Hanna 

Vision Centre 

Eye Health 

• Glasses 

• Contacts 

Dr. Dennis A. Heimdahl 

Dr. Ward ZoBell 

Tuesdays, Wednesdays 9-5 

Thursdays 9-4 

403-854-3003 

Closed Friday’s 

throughout July & Aug 

DENTIST 

Dr.McIver 

In Coronation 

MONDAYS 

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 

Call Anytime 

for Appointments 

578-3811 

Located in Coronation Mall 

4702 51 Ave, Stettler, AB 

Phone 403-742-3438 

chapmanandco.ca 

G&G 

Mechanical 

Ltd. 

Commercial & Residential 

Plumbing & Gas Fitting 

box 204, Consort, Ab T0C 1b0 

403-577-2386 

fax 403-577-2388 

Kikel 

Meat Packers 

Government Inspected 

Abattoir 

RR #2 Bashaw, AB 

Ponoka County 

424008 

780 372 2178

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Fisherman charged 

Stettler RCMP observed a 

Stettler male on Buffalo Lake 

fishing from a small boat on Sat. 

May 6. 

Stettler Fish and Wildlife confirmed 

that the fishing season is 

currently closed due to fish 

spawning, not opening until May 

15. 

The 33 yr. old male has been 

charged with offences related to 

impaired operation of a boat and 

will attend court in Stettler later 

this summer. Other offences 

included unsafe storage of firearms 

and other provincial 

statutes. 

Stettler RCMP would like to 

remind the public that impaired 

driving laws pertain to boats, off 

highway vehicles and any other 

recrecreational vehicles. 

the 2017 Alberta Traffic Safety 

Calendar. 

Police encourage riders to 

choose the right motorcycle for 

their skills and abilities, be 

familiar with your bike’s controls 

and gauges, and conduct pre-trip 

inspections. 

In Alberta, operators and passengers 

of motorcycles are 

required by law to wear an 

approved helmet. 

Motorcyclists are encouraged to 

dress for safety and the weather, 

and drive with defensive driving 

habits. 

Other motorists are reminded 

to share the road with motorcycles, 

give them space and check 

your mirrors. 

eastbound on Hwy 12, did not 

negotiate a curve in the highway 

and went into the ditch on the 

south side of the road, causing the 

motorcycle to flip. 

Passing motorists noticed the 

motorcycle in the ditch and provided 

aid until emergency crews 

arrived. 

The 57 year old male operator 

succumbed to his injuries and 

was pronounced dead at the scene. 

The incident is still under investigation. 

At this time, it does not 

appear alcohol was a factor in this 

collision. 

The name of the deceased is 

currently not being released. 

Any witnesses to this collision 

are encouraged to contact the 

Stettler RCMP. 

Motorcycle Safety in May 

RCMP Coronation Detachment 

is promoting motorcycle safety in 

the month of May to coincide with 

On Tuesday, May 2nd at approximately 

7pm, Stettler EMS, 

Regional Fire Department and 

RCMP attended the scene 

involving a motorcycle east of the 

Erskine on Highway 12. 

The motorcycle was travelling 

Copper wire theft 

Killam RCMP are seeking 

assistance on a theft of copper 

wire from a business in 

Forestburg, Ab. 

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Service awards presented to two fire department volunteers 

Cont’d from Pg 6 

The effects of which are still being 

felt. 

With the help of neighbours along 

with the Altario and Consort 

Volunteer fire departments, all 

worked and fought hard and managed 

to get the fire contained before it could 

reach our farm. 

Words can not describe the gratitude 

we have for the sacrifices and the 

huge courage our Volunteer firefighters 

show every day while 

protecting our property and our lives. 

Albertans are fortunate to have volunteers 

from every corner of the 

province that selflessly put themselves 

in harms way. 

In this case everything turned out 

alright, but if not for those who stand 

at the ready every day, this situation 

could have been a complete disaster 

for our family. 

The most ironic thing about the fire 

this past Thursday was that I was 

scheduled to be in Donalda that evening 

to present Provincial Emergency 

Service Awards, and it was a pleasure 

to recognize the recipients. 

If nothing else the strange 

coincidental set of circumstances gave 

me something to talk about at the 

awards ceremony. 

Retiring Fire Chief, Frank Sutton 

and his daughter Tasha an emergency 

services worker herself, were presented 

awards for outstanding 

community service to the Volunteer 

fire department of Donalda. 

As mentioned, this weeks 

Emergency Preparedness should 


The theft occurred on April 24, 

between 3 a.m. and 3:30 a.m. The suspect 

cut a hole in the chain link fence, 

entered the compound and proceeded 

to steal copper wire. 

Call Cst. Travis Norton at the 

Killam RCMP 780-385-3509, or Crime 

Stoppers by phone at 1-800-222-8477 or 

Crime Stoppers. 

Fatal collision 

Killam RCMP responded to a single 

serve as a reminder to all of us to be 

prepared. It’s important that everyone 

understand what emergency services 

you have in your area and how to contact 

them should you encounter an 

emergency situation. 

A lot of times we neglect these 

important details but they inevitably 

become critical should the need arise. 

The Alberta government has events 

and information on their website 

vehicle rollover on Highway 13 near 

Range Road 152, east of Strome, Ab. 

on May 4. 

Investigation determined that a 

west bound SUV with three occupants 

hit the ditch and rolled multiple times, 

coming to rest on a Canadian Pacific 

Rail line. 

Train traffic on the CPR line was 

halted and traffic flow on Hwy 13 was 

down to one lane of travel during the 

investigation. 

The driver of the SUV was wearing 

through the Alberta Emergency 

Management Agency department. 

These are useful links to events and 

information that could just save a life: 

http://www.aema.alberta.ca/events 

Use this week to check your first aid 

kits, smoke and carbon monoxide 

detectors, fire extinguishers and other 

emergency equipment to ensure it is 

all in adequate working order. 

Fatal single vehicle rollover near Strome, Ab. 

a seatbelt and sustained minor injuries. 

Two passengers, not wearing 

seatbelts were both ejected from the 

SUV. One passenger was declared 

dead at the scene and the other was 

flown by STARS to Edmonton with 

serious injuries. 

Alcohol, road and weather conditions 

were not contributing factors in 

the collision. 

The name of the deceased is not 

being released. 

The RCMP – Much more than policing! 

Canada’s national police force is the Royal 

Canadian Mounted Police, and what better time to 

learn more about who they are and what they do 

than during National Police Week, May 14 to 20. 

While today’s “Mounties” still work to “always get 

their man”, to do so requires so much more than 

when the RCMP was created back in 1873. 

Originally, the RCMP provided general law 

enforcement for early settlers in Canada, with a 

role that varied from establishing peaceful relationships 

between settlers and the First Nations, 

to fighting fires if the need arose. These officers 

also established their presence internationally 

during numerous rebellions and wars. 

The first women police members were signed 

on about 100 years 

after the organization 

was formed, but are 

now a vital part of 

RCMP operations. 

In fact, the RCMP 

continues to grow as 

its role becomes even 

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generated a new wave of criminal activity, and 

one branch of the RCMP’s National Police 

Services deals specifically with crimes such as 

identity theft or sex offences, and 

provides services related to 

security, audio and video analysis, 

and co-ordination of 

investigations between all 

police services in Canada. 

Other branches deal with 

firearms, education, information, 

intelligence, 

forensic laboratories, identification 

networks and 

child exploitation. 

The RCMP’s major 

areas of focus include 

organized crime, terrorism, 

youth, aboriginal 

communities and economic 

integrity. 

On a more local level, RCMP officers 

still provide everyday policing in 

areas not served by provincial or municipal 

police services. 

They also provide extra support to provinces 

and municipalities when needed. 

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Berry Creek call for re-established local government 

Part four of a series about 

Oliver Longman and 

the history of the Special Areas 

Oliver Longman, architect and 

father of what became the Special 

Areas, was uniquely equipped to serve 

our region. He was a farm kid. He was 

educated. He’d taught agriculture at 

Claresholm and Olds. He’d served as 

principal at the Agricultural School in 

Raymond. He’d studied irrigation in 

southern Alberta and carefully looked 

into the impact of long-term drought. 

In the early thirties, Longman 

wrote a report that became known as 

the Berry Creek Report. 

Many of its ideas were later incorporated 

into what became the Special 

Areas Act. 

In his excellent book, A Land 

Reclaimed: The Story of Alberta’s 

Special Areas, Jack Gorman says that 

by April of 1932, Longman had studied 

and reviewed territory comprising 72 

full townships representing more than 

two million acres. 

At the time, Longman deliberately 

followed municipal boundaries as 

closely as possible because he thought 

it would better “facilitate the adjustment 

procedures” within the 

impoverished region. 

Severe droughts along with the 

lowest prices for farm products in 

Canadian history, had decimated the 

region. Lacking the irrigation initiatives 

being established in the south, 

farmers in our region abandoned their 

hopes of independence. Many fled. 

Dozens of local municipalities were 

overwhelmed by unpaid taxes and 

mounting debt. 

Originally, Longman never anticipated 

that existing municipal 

governments would be affected by his 

rehabilitation 

efforts, although 

he did anticipate 

that some “would 

revert back to 

Local 

Improvement 

Districts (LIDs) 

because… the 

government 

[would then] 

assume some of 

the overhead 

costs that the 

municipalities 

had to bear.” 

At no time did 

Longman view 

locally elected 

municipal government 

as the 

problem, or even 

as a contributor 

to the problem. 

Instead, these 

early municipalities 

were victims 

of drought, 

severely 

depressed commodity 

prices and 

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a failed federal government policy that 

tried to put a homestead on just about 

every quarter section. 

In his report, Longman wrote, “In 

order to bring about an adequate and 

rapid adjustment of affairs… it is 

essential that a single duly constituted 

authority have power to deal with all 

manner of problems common to the 

area. This suggestion is not intended 

to infer that any municipal or other 

district should be forced to accept.” 

Decades later, Longman was still 

upset that the Minister of Agriculture 

to whom he reported in those early 

years never took “significant interest” 

in the region’s problems. 

Politically, it was decided (ultimately 

by the provincial government) that the 

way to get through the economic crisis 

was to eliminate local municipal governments, 

but even so, as soon as the 

region was on the road to recovery, by 

the early 1950s, Longman and others 

pointedly called for locally elected 

municipal government to be re-established 

in the region. 

About 15 years after the Special 

Areas Act had been passed, Longman 

chaired the first of two provincial 

commissions that studied the Special 

Areas and its future. Both commissions 

recommended that locally 

elected municipal government be 

re-established. 

Longman recognized that at no time 

had there been a failure of local governments 

in the Special Areas region. 

Instead, there had been a one-time 

crisis affecting the entire Great Plains 

of North America from prairie Canada 

to the Texas panhandle. 

In the region that became the 

Special Areas, these problems were 

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Cosens will meet with Weber over regulations 

put in by Alberta Agriculture 

as far as fencing requirements and 

council agreed to relook at the 

wording in the by-law. 

“Containment Standards have to be 

done by the end of next year, the fence 

has to be in, there’s no if, ands or buts,” 

said Cosens. 

According to Weber, as the by-law 

stands now, if approved, he would not 

be able to sell his business nor transfer 

it to his family if he was to get hurt or 

retire. 

The ruling was instigated because 

several provinces were running into 

troubles with wild boars on the loose 

due to the unsuccessful sport of 

releasing them for hunting. 

“Really glad you came in,” said 

Coun. Rocky Dalmar, “we wouldn’t 

have known about it [your farming 

operation] otherwise.” 

Landfill update 

Waste Connections of Canada Inc., 

John Rush and Dan Rochette attended 

the county council meeting to update 

council on the merger between two 

companies that involved a name 

change from Progressive Waste 

Management. 

Rush also noted the efforts put into 

controlling the sea gulls saying that 

they use several different tactics to 

keep them under control which 

includes bangers and falcons and 

hawks. 

“We are talking to the government 

for a shooting permit,” said Rush. 

“The bangers, they get use to it. It’s not 

just one thing you do. The more things 

we can do, switch them up, the better.” 

Odour supression is accomplished 

by covering up the garbage as soon as 

possible with dirt, and chemical 

spraying. 

Rochette noted that the company 

spends approximately $50,000 monthly 

locally on fuel, oil, gravel, tires, etc. as 

well as support for local groups and on 

average $90,000 annually for the 

Community Grant Fund that they participate 

in along with the Paintearth 

Regional Waste Management body. 

Purchases 

Council motioned to purchase two 

light duty trucks from Stettler Dodge 

for $43,022 each, the lowest tender 

received, to replace a 12 and a 13 year 

old truck. 

The lowest tender of $31,361 from 

Tom Cat Sales & Rentals was the 

tender accepted for a grader-mounted 

packer to help extend the longevity of 

the MG 30 roads three to four weeks 

longer between blading before it 

starts to deteriorate. 

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Flagstaff County has had 

great success with seven 

graders with the packer 

mounted and are purchasing 

two more, said 

Public Works Supervisor, 

Bryce Cooke. 

Council motioned to purchase 

a rock rake from 

Cervus Equipment for 

$23,644.71, the lowest of four 

quotes, for cleaning up three 

to four gravel pits in the next 

two to three years, said 

Cooke. 

This would eliminate the 

large amount of small rocks 

resurfacing after the topsoil 

has settled over a season or 

two. 

Previously public works 

had rented one but it seemed 

to be in the shop most of the 

time getting fixed. 

Cooke also asked and 

received approval, if needed, 

to hire one or two gravel 

trucks and to approve an 

additional 50,000 tonne of 

gravel due to the poor conditions 

of the roads caused by 

a prolonged wet spring. 

“Look at other solutions 

too,” said Coun. Rocky 

Dalmar, including MG30, 

calcium, reshaping, 

rebuilding and stabilizing 

the base on some of the 

roads. 

Council also approved the 

signing of a 3-year contract 

for 30,000 tonnes of gravel at 

$11.78/tonne in a pit only 

four miles from the border 

in the northeast corner of 

the county. 

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gravel for in a long time,” 

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• acres of inventory, 500 plus units to be 

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said one councillor. 

Approval was given to 

purchase a Polaris UTV for 

$18,114 from Heartland 

Marine & Motorsports in 

Erskine for the purpose of 

spraying roadsides for weed 

control. 

Council also agreed on 

purchasing a sprayer attachment, 

a Pro-Tec 325L UTV 

sprayer from Univar at 

$7,304. 

All approved expenditures 

are coming from 

restricted surplus and some 

from the MSI Grant. 

Budget/Mill Rate 

The mill rate will stay the 

same as last year however 

county taxpayers will see a 

slight increase in both the 

Castor & District Housing 

Authority (Foundation) tax 

and the Alberta School 

taxes. 

Total assessed property in 

the county has decreased 

from $1,168,520,290 to 

$1,112,352,100. 

Estimated municipal revenues 

from all sources other 

than taxation is estimated at 

$2,938,578 leaving a balance 

of $13,598,733 to be raised by 

taxes in 2017. 

The residental total taxes 

levied will be $14,123,832 

with the budgeted total 

expenditures for 2017 at 

$13,598,733. 

The budgeted draw from 

restricted surplus is 

$1,059,572, down 689,517 

from last year. 

The expenses are budgeted 

at $15,407,569 less the 

loss on the sale of the Jaw 

Crusher of $315,000; depreciation 

of $2,270,075 and bank 

charges of $75,000 leving a 

final budget for operating 

costs at $12,747,494. 

The budget reflects a 2.4 

per cent cost of living 

increase for all staff, union 

and non-union. 

Budgeted operating revenue 

came in at $837,850. 

Capital expenditures 

are set at 

$3,160,300 with 

grants offsetting 

$1,506,928 and 

proceeds of sale of 

capital assets at 

$593,800 for a deficit 

of $2,100,728. 

Drawn from 

restricted surplus 

is anticipated to 

be $1,059,572. 

PEPS update 

Coun. Diane 

Elliott reported 

on a joint cost 

share powerline 

project with 

Paintearth 

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2008 EXPLORER LIMITED SPORT TRAC 4X4, FULL LOAD LEATHER, 144K ..............$16,900 

2008 FREIGHTLINER CASCADIA, T/A, 475HP, 13SP, DIFF LOCK, 636K ................... $37,900 

2008 FREIGHTLINER COLUMBIA, T/A, 515HP, 18SP, LOCKERS, 502K .....................$55,900 

2008 IHC CORP 3000 SHUTTLE BUS, 24 PASS, 210HP, 7.6L DIESEL, 10,100K .........$33,900 

2008 CHEV 3500HD 4X4, FLATBED & NORDIC HOIST, 6.6L DURAMAX,127K .........$32,900 

2006 FORD F350 XLT SD EX/CAB, 6L DIESEL, ALUM SERVICE BOX, 166K .............. $17,900 

2006 GMC 5500 4X4 25’VAN, 300hp, 6.6L DURAMAX,HYD BRAKES, 131K ..........$39,900 

2006 DODGE RAM 1500 BIGHORN 4X4, 4.7L V8, REMOTE ENTRY, 94K ................$12,900 

2004 STERLING ACTERRA 24’ VAN BODY, 300HP MERCEDES AUTO, 358K ............$27,900 

2004 CHEV AVEO, 5 PASS, TILT WHEEL, BUCKET SEATS, AM/FM, CD, 86K ........... .$ 3,900 

2003 STERLING ACTERRA, SLEEPER, 300HP MERCEDES, 6SP ALLISON, 423 .........$29,900 

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daily proceedings of the House itself, by MPs from across Canada. ridings and individual 

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the House. 

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suffer under this 

proposed reduction 

in 

democracy. 

Parliaments 

around the world 

– for centuries – 

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very sensitive 

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