June8

E C A r e v i e w R e a l E s t a t e / H o m e s
C o r o n a t i o n / S t e t t l e r , A b J u n e 8 ' 1 7 9
Music and dance were Hutton’s passion
Leslie Calvin Hutton was born Sept.
14, 1941 to Albert and Doris Hutton in
Hanna, Ab. He started life on the now
Doug Hutton place and then moved at
six years of age to the family farm that
Harley now lives on.
Les attended school at Watts until
high school and then finished in
Hanna. Dad then attended Olds
College for an Agricultural
Degree. We hear that he
was quite the prankster and
the light of the party.
In October of 1965, Les
married the love of his life,
Linda Fadden and what an
incredible journey they
have been on. Fifty-two
years of marriage, beginning
married life together
Hutton
on The Ranch at Sheerness,
where they milked cows,
raised pigs and began Les’s dream of
owning a high-quality herd of cattle.
Soon they added a baby girl to their
lives. Cheryl was born in 1968. They
then moved back to Watts and bought
the Fleck Farm which was just across
the road from his parents and started
a successful family farming business
with his dad and brother.
Harley joined the family in 1969 and
this little unit was complete. Les and
Linda continued to run a cow/calf
operation at Sheerness and grain farm
at Watts.
Dad sold snowmobiles for a short
while and loved to go to races at
Campion’s track in his younger days.
He loved rodeo
and never missed
an opportunity to
attend a rodeo,
either in Hanna,
Edmonton or any
other little place
around.
In these later
years, Dad never
ever missed going
to the Chucks, he
loved the races
and if he couldn’t
go then he had
the radio up full
blast listening to
the play by play
action.
Dad belonged
to Rural Crime
Watch for over 30
years. He was a
strong believer in
the abilities of
this organization.
As a family, we
always had time
for camping in
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Province of Alberta
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Notice is hereby given in accordance with the
provisions of Section 336(1) of the Municipal
Government Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta
2000, Chapter M-26 that the Town of Coronation
has mailed Tax Notices to all persons appearing
on the Assessment Roll on May 31, 2017.
The deadline for payment of property taxes is
July 31, 2017. A penalty of 8% shall be imposed
on all current tax accounts not paid by July 31,
2017 and a further 10% penalty shall be imposed
on all tax account balances not paid as of
December 31, 2017.
All assessed persons are deemed to have received
their notice as a result of this publication.
Sandra Kulyk
Chief Administrative Officer
Town of Coronation
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the summer, taking many yearly trips
for two weeks to Prince George to
hang at the lake with Neil and Darlene
and the kids.
We learned to water ski, make fires
and make smores. We always went
skiing in the mountains in the winter
months with friends and family.
Music and dance were his passion. If
you wanted to find Pa, you just
listened for his whistle. Dad
loved to dance and made sure
that we went to family dances
all around the country, so we
could learn the old time waltz,
two-step, the heel toe and
bunny hop. He sure enjoyed
the invention of Sirrus Radio
and Willy’s Road House, nonstop
classics. Mom and Dad
have danced their way
through life, travelling to
Hawaii, Mexico, New Zealand and
spending winters in Arizona.
Papa’s greatest
joy were his
grandchildren,
Dalyn, Shane,
Kirby, Walker,
Reegan, Dexter
and Clay. He not
once ever called
them by name; to
him they were
known as
Chicken, Newt,
Brat, Sqwaker,
Billy, Tex and
Buddy.
OBITUARY
He was so proud of each and
everyone of them and the special bond
that he held with them all. It was
pretty heartwarming when all seven
of them were gathered around his bed,
all holding his hand, telling him about
their days and Clay telling him that “it
would be okay Papa, Clay Robert and
Mommy are here to help you.”
Papa passed away peacefully on
May 29 at the age of 75 from complications
of cancer. He was strong and
never complained ever during what
was pure frustration these past few
weeks.
He was hopeful at fighting this disease
and seeing many more years with
his family and friends. However, that
was not to be, and he just went to sleep
and will be waiting for each and
everyone of us to follow with his beautiful
smile, a cold Bud Light, ready for
an intense BS session and his dancing
shoes on.
Les is survived by his beloved wife
Linda of 52 years, his daughter Cheryl
and Rob, Dalyn, Shane and Kirby, his
son Harley and Joni, Walker, Reegan,
Dexter and Clay and numerous
extended family.
He was predeceased by his parents,
Albert and Doris Hutton, his brother
Barry Hutton, grandparents, Annie
and Martin Dahl, A.A. and Dottie
Hutton.
A Celebration of Life was held Mon.,
June 5 at the Hanna Community
Centre. Interment took place prior to
the service at the Hanna Cemetery.
Donations can be made to the Tom
Baker Cancer Center, 1331 29 Street
NW, Calgary, AB, T2N 4N2.
Condolences may be sent or viewed
at www.hannafuneral.ca.
Arrangements in care of Hanna
Funeral Services Ltd, Hanna, AB,
403-854-5956.