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September 21, 2017<br />
Volume 106<br />
No. 38<br />
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ALIX COUNCIL<br />
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Residents lined up in anticipation of hearing the results of the Village of Alix Municipal Inspection Report Wed. Sept. 13 at the Alix Community Centre, completed by Municipal Affairs as a<br />
result of a petition by residents of Alix. Ab. Two Directives and 52 Recommendations were issued in the report by Municipal Affairs. ECA Review/J.Webster<br />
Much anticipated Alix, Ab. Municipal<br />
Inspection Report released to public<br />
Approximately 135 members of the<br />
public were on hand to hear the results<br />
of the Village of Alix Municipal<br />
Inspection Report on Wed. Sept. 13 at<br />
the Alix Community Hall.<br />
Coral Murphy of Municipal Affairs<br />
delivered on behalf of Shaye<br />
Anderson, Minister of Municipal<br />
Affairs, a Ministerial Order to the<br />
Village of Alix to carry out two directives<br />
as a result of finding the village<br />
to be managed in an improvident<br />
manner (not having or showing foresight;<br />
spendthrift or thoughtless.).<br />
The village must provide the<br />
INDEX<br />
Morrin news ....................... 2<br />
Nana’s Blog ........................ 5<br />
Agriculture ......................... 4<br />
PrairieView ......................... 6<br />
Viewpoints ...................... 6,7<br />
Barn, 1917 - 2017 .............. 9<br />
Hanna news ..................... 10<br />
Real Estate/Homes ...... 8 - 10<br />
RCMP ............................... 13<br />
Classifieds/Careers .... 14 - 15<br />
Puzzles ....................... 14, 15<br />
Ripley’s Believe It or Not .. 16<br />
Nominees<br />
for 2017<br />
municipal<br />
elections<br />
Page 3<br />
minister with a copy of the borrowing<br />
bylaw which authorized the<br />
Moonwalkers lease and the details<br />
regarding how the borrowing bylaw<br />
was advertised.<br />
The village must also hire a qualified<br />
accounting firm to undertake<br />
review of the Moonwalkers lease for<br />
the purpose of reviewing and recalculating<br />
the village’s 2016 total debt<br />
service and provide the Minister of<br />
Municipal Affairs with the accounting<br />
firms’ report.<br />
The village must also provide<br />
printed copies of the report, on<br />
Kid<br />
Scoop<br />
Page 5<br />
request, subject to the municipality’s<br />
fees for photocopying.<br />
The village has until Oct. 10, 2017 to<br />
comply with these Directives.<br />
Copies of the Municipal Inspection<br />
Report were provided at the public<br />
meeting however, according to Ian<br />
McCormack, the inspector who presented<br />
the report, they underestimated<br />
the attendance.<br />
Copies are also available online.<br />
The 129 page report also outlined 52<br />
recommendations as guidance suggestions<br />
to steer council addressing such<br />
items as lack of transparency.<br />
LEGISLATURE<br />
Disastrous<br />
fire pulls<br />
together<br />
the<br />
community<br />
Page 8<br />
FLYERS<br />
Sobeys<br />
IGA<br />
Food Fair, Castor<br />
Coronation AG Foods<br />
The handling of the lease agreement<br />
with Potluck Cafe and the leasehold<br />
improvements, the easement between<br />
two businesses and the campground<br />
contract for 2017 were all found to have<br />
been handled appropriately.<br />
In-cameras, pecuniary interest,<br />
public to vacate building during incamera<br />
sessions, resolution clarity<br />
improved through Requests For<br />
Decision (RFD) from the CAO as part<br />
of meeting packages, that also need<br />
to be made available to the public,<br />
were some of the many recommendations<br />
made.<br />
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MORRIN<br />
Information meeting held in Morrin<br />
An information meeting was held at<br />
the Morrin Community Centre on<br />
Thurs. Sept. 14 in response to statements<br />
made on social media.<br />
Howard Helton informed the<br />
approximate 25 in attendance that he<br />
felt a public setting rather than a toand-fro<br />
on Facebook and presented<br />
documents of fact.<br />
Helton addressed ratepayer concerns<br />
by opening the meeting quoting<br />
from the Municipal Affairs<br />
Information Summary, “The MGA<br />
sets out clear requirements for municipal<br />
councils to conduct their business<br />
openly (except in very limited and specific<br />
circumstances).<br />
“The powers of a municipal council<br />
are balanced by councils’ accountability<br />
to the citizens who elect them.<br />
“It is therefore essential that citizens<br />
are allowed to take an active interest<br />
in the development and direction of<br />
our local governments and express<br />
their views to their locally elected representatives,”<br />
unquote.<br />
Helton addressed lack of access to<br />
documents including, but not limited<br />
to, agendas and minutes; issues<br />
regarding charges for photocopies,;use<br />
of village personnel and equipment for<br />
personal use by council and administration;<br />
CAO babysitting grandson in<br />
village office during business hours;<br />
process of a decision on a lighting contract<br />
for the village office; and the<br />
perception of favouritism in an application<br />
of the RV Parking Bylaw.<br />
Helton provided documentation<br />
from the minutes that addressed these<br />
issues and completed his presentation<br />
stating “my purpose is not to criticize<br />
but rather to stimulate thought and<br />
retrospect in council and administration<br />
when they approach these issues<br />
and consider the ratepayers’ perspective<br />
and perceptions.”<br />
Derogatory and demeaning<br />
John Siemens opened his presentation<br />
speaking to what he stated were<br />
“derogatory and demeaning in one<br />
particular case” on social media posts<br />
by Deputy Mayor David McLeod,<br />
adding “The comment is hurtful and<br />
degrading” .<br />
Among other things, his volunteerism<br />
for the community was<br />
slammed in which he noted, “I do not<br />
have to be seen to do things. I do my<br />
civic duty without charge and without<br />
fan fare.<br />
“I’ve taken on the challenge of<br />
helping a young lad with cerebral<br />
palsy, building many items of special<br />
furniture, and a special item so he can<br />
attend school programming, all at no<br />
cost for my labour and material.<br />
“This is ongoing, I do not want recognition<br />
but if you think all I do is eat<br />
and complain, then I need to point it<br />
out.”<br />
Hanna Hospital Auxiliary<br />
Rummage<br />
SALE<br />
Sat., Sept. 30<br />
10 am - 2:30 pm<br />
Hanna Arena &<br />
Curling Rink<br />
Over 200 tables of<br />
Odds & Ends,<br />
Lots of Clothing, etc...<br />
Remember to mark your calendar!<br />
Siemens added, “I spend upwards of<br />
60 hours mowing grass for a senior,<br />
and blowing snow for countless others<br />
in the winter at no charge, not for gas<br />
or my equipment; I’ve fixed furnaces,<br />
repaired dishwashers, etc.<br />
“I’m not standing up on a pedestal<br />
bragging but being I’m forced into this<br />
situation. I don’t need to belong to a<br />
club, I do by deeds quietly for the<br />
people of Morrin who need my help,”<br />
stated Siemens.<br />
He also addressed the lack of a compromise<br />
on the issue of his sewer line<br />
which as been an ongoing fight for two<br />
years.<br />
A repair that was eventually proven<br />
to be on town property (according the<br />
MPE Engineering report) and<br />
Siemens not reimbursed for scoping<br />
the line as others were.<br />
Siemens noted a neighbour who had<br />
a broken sewer line and a niece whose<br />
line had tree roots impeding her<br />
sewer line both had their bills for<br />
scoping the sewer line picked up by<br />
the village.<br />
He also noted that the information<br />
provided to council by MPE<br />
Engineering regarding where the<br />
sewer line repair was done was absent<br />
from the village minutes despite it<br />
being part of the report.<br />
On this issue, Siemens suggested a<br />
proper bylaw clearly outlining what<br />
responsibility the village has, similar<br />
Okanagan<br />
Fresh Fruit<br />
Last Week<br />
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End Of Season Case Sales!<br />
Tuesday - Oyen, Consort<br />
Wednesday - Hanna, Killam<br />
Thursday - Viking , Coronation<br />
Friday - Castor, Hardisty<br />
BC Freestone Peaches, BC Nectarines,<br />
BC Prunes, BC Apples, BC Pears,<br />
BC Concord Grapes & much more!!<br />
Thank You<br />
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to the wording in a bylaw example<br />
that Three Hills and Drumheller<br />
have.<br />
With no bylaw or policy regarding<br />
sewer problems, “It leaves the door<br />
wide open to pick and choose and<br />
make the rules as they [village] go<br />
along which makes it seem unfair to<br />
anybody whose asking the question,”<br />
said Siemens.<br />
Refusal of providing public documents,<br />
lack of accurate minutes,<br />
Approximately 25 Morrin residents heard information and received copies of documents in<br />
response to facebook postings at an open information meeting at the Morrin Community<br />
Centre in Morrin, Ab. Sept. 14. <br />
ECA Review/J.Webster<br />
barring the public from village meetings,<br />
the charging of $55 for one page<br />
for photocopies, and $1 for each additional<br />
page, refusal of council dealing<br />
with the CAO’s lack of service to the<br />
public and discrepancies in recording<br />
the minutes, all things that is<br />
required by the FOIPP Act and the<br />
FOIPP Regulations, and the<br />
Municipal Government Act and<br />
Regulations.<br />
ESTATE AUCTION<br />
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th, 2017 @ 10AM<br />
MONTGOMERY AUCTION SALES CENTRE<br />
1 Mile North of Blackfalds, AB on Hwy 2A, 2 Miles East on Lakeside Sargent Road<br />
Selling Vehicles including 1968<br />
Ford Mustang Hardtop 2 dr.<br />
Coupe, Large Quantity of<br />
Woodworking & Shop Tools,<br />
Lawn & Garden Equipment,<br />
Collectables including Elvis &<br />
Harassing council<br />
Publisher Joyce Webster addressed<br />
the attendees on comments made on<br />
social media regarding attempting to<br />
“blackmail council”, “harassing<br />
council” and printing “garbage”.<br />
Webster assured attendees that<br />
everything reported in the newspaper<br />
is accurate and noting if readers were<br />
in disagreement, they have the option<br />
of going to the Alberta Press Council.<br />
“I wouldn’t be in business today if I<br />
had spent my 33 years ‘making up’<br />
news,” said Webster.<br />
She went on to say, “I’m the first to<br />
admit that the reports are incredibly<br />
lacking in information due to failure<br />
to be provided the documentation”<br />
that is tabled at the meetings.<br />
She cited a package provided to<br />
media for the Delia council meeting<br />
Sept. 14, that contained 89 pages that<br />
included the agenda, minutes of previous<br />
meetings, 14 pages for a<br />
Development Permit application,<br />
cheque register, financial report, several<br />
Requests for Decision (RFD) with<br />
the attached documentation, and all<br />
the correspondence.<br />
“That is what media and the public<br />
should expect from all council<br />
meetings.”<br />
She addressed the bias regarding<br />
phone/text received during council<br />
meetings; the CAO not picking up the<br />
phone during office hours when the<br />
ECA Review is calling, emails going<br />
unanswered, and lack of meeting<br />
packages.<br />
She concluded her presentation by<br />
reading a portion of the Municipal<br />
Inspection Report for the Village of<br />
Alix that stated, “That council<br />
meeting agendas along with a complete<br />
set of accompanying public<br />
documents are made available to the<br />
public in a timely fashion through the<br />
municipal website, at least two days<br />
prior to the meeting, and that draft<br />
minutes are also made available on the<br />
municipal website within a few days of<br />
each meeting.”<br />
Beatle Memorabilia, HO Railway,<br />
Hesston NFR Belt Buckle<br />
Collection, Quantity of Sports<br />
Trading Cards, Collectable Art<br />
including (2) Framed Red Skelton<br />
Signed Lithograph Paintings,<br />
John Stone Original Painting,<br />
Household, Lumber & Much More.<br />
See www.montgomeryauctions.com<br />
For More Detailed Listing & Pictures.<br />
Lunch Available<br />
Subject To Additions & Deletions<br />
Cash/Credit Card 10% Buyer Fee<br />
Viewing:<br />
Friday Sept. 29 th 9am-4:30pm<br />
Removal:<br />
By Wed. Oct. 4 th @ 3pm<br />
MONTGOMERY AUCTION SERVICES LTD.<br />
www.montgomeryauctions.com<br />
BLACKFALDS, AB. 403-885-5149 1-800-371-6963
E C A r e v i e w H A N N A / C o r o n a t i o n / S t e t t l e r , A b S e p t e m b e r 2 1 ' 1 7 3<br />
Candidates for the Oct. 16 municipal elections<br />
Lists are unofficial at press<br />
time. More will appear on the<br />
ECA Review website as they are<br />
received, www.ECAreview.com<br />
* indicates incumbent<br />
candidate<br />
Counties/M.D.’s<br />
M.D. of Acadia<br />
All five positions acclaimed.<br />
Ron Hoyt, Tim Peers*, Peter<br />
Rafa*, Aaron Skappak and<br />
Willie Vandeligt*<br />
Flagstaff County<br />
Ward 1: Richard A.<br />
Manning*, acclaimed<br />
Ward 2: Tracy Dietrich,<br />
Jeanette Herle<br />
Ward 3: Jeffrey Eckstrand,<br />
James Matthews*<br />
Ward 4: Gunnar Albrecht*,<br />
Melvin Thompson<br />
Ward 5: Donald Kroetch,<br />
Gary Matthiessen*<br />
Ward 6: James Brodie*, Erik<br />
Skoberg<br />
Ward 7: Howard Shield,<br />
acclaimed<br />
Kneehill County<br />
Division 1: Paul Andrew, Faye<br />
McGhee<br />
Division 2: Reg Wiebe, Debbie<br />
Penner<br />
Division 3: Jerry Wittstock*,<br />
Tara Sawyer<br />
Division 4: Glen Keiver*,<br />
acclaimed<br />
Division 5: Robert Long*,<br />
James Hugo<br />
Division 6: James Christie,<br />
Richard Vickery, Laura<br />
Michielsen<br />
Division 7: Bobby Painter*,<br />
Kenneth King, Joseph Wohl<br />
County of Paintearth<br />
Ward 1: George Glazier,<br />
acclaimed<br />
Ward 2: Brian Bunbury* and<br />
Dale Norton<br />
Ward 3: Jody Anderson,<br />
Stanley Schulmeister<br />
Ward 4: Doreen Blumhagen*,<br />
Kenneth Wilkie,<br />
Ward 5: Walter Weber*,<br />
Maurice Wiart<br />
Ward 6: Tyrrill Hewitt,<br />
acclaimed<br />
Ward 7: Diane Elliott,<br />
acclaimed<br />
M.D. of Provost<br />
Division 1: Garry Heck Jr.,<br />
Lonnie Kozlinski<br />
Division 2: Allan Murray,<br />
acclaimed<br />
Division 3: Ronald Rustad,<br />
Bill Wolfe<br />
Division 4: Gary Duffett,<br />
Barrie Tripp<br />
Division 5: Richard Charlton,<br />
acclaimed<br />
Division 6: Darryl Motley,<br />
acclaimed<br />
Division 7: Darryl Carson,<br />
acclaimed<br />
County of Stettler<br />
Ward 1, Byemoor-Endiang:<br />
Rob Somerville, Les Stulberg*<br />
Ward 2, Big Valley: Rob<br />
Somerville, Dave Grover*<br />
Terry Schiffner<br />
Ward 3, Botha-Gadsby: Larry<br />
Clarke, Elaine Hoekstra<br />
Ward 4, Stettler: Blake<br />
Chapman, Ernie Gendre*<br />
Ward 5, Erskine South-<br />
Warden: Earl Marshall, James<br />
Nibourg*<br />
Warden Ward 6, Erskine-<br />
Buffalo Lake: Joe Gendre*,<br />
James Marshall,Doug McKay,<br />
Cheri Neitz<br />
Ward 7, Donalda-Red Willow:<br />
Wayne Nixon* (acclaimed)<br />
M.D. of Wainwright<br />
Division 1: Oscar Buck*,<br />
Arnold (Sam) Seim<br />
Division 2: Ted Wilkinson*,<br />
Garrett Fraser, Lance<br />
Krawchuk<br />
Division 3: Ryley Andersen,<br />
acclaimed<br />
Division 4: Phil Valleau*,<br />
Glenn Morey<br />
Division 5: Bruce Cummins*,<br />
acclaimed<br />
Division 6: Bill Lawson*,<br />
acclaimed<br />
Division 7: Bob Barss*,<br />
acclaimed<br />
Towns<br />
Town of Bashaw<br />
Acclaimed - Mayor Penny<br />
Shantz*, Councillors Rosella<br />
Peterman*, Darren Pearson*,<br />
Lynn Schultz*, and Rob<br />
McDonald<br />
Town of Castor<br />
All councillors acclaimed -<br />
Richard Elhard, Trudy Kilner,<br />
Lonny Nelner, Tony Nichols,<br />
Travis Ran, Brenda Wismer<br />
and Rod Zinger.<br />
Town of Consort<br />
Micheal Beier, Corey Crann,<br />
R. Bob Eccles, Tony Owens*,<br />
Tyler Surcon, Wayne Walker<br />
and Sandy Walters<br />
Town of Coronation<br />
Brett Alderdice*, Jacquelyn<br />
Brigley*, Ron Checkel, Shelley<br />
Cook, Keith Griffiths*, Victoria<br />
Horkoff*, Daryl Perry, Mark<br />
Stannard*, Robert Tkach.<br />
Town of Daysland<br />
Mayor Ed Kusalik, acclaimed.<br />
Councillors Murray Candlish,<br />
Jeanny Fisher and Allan<br />
McLeod with one position still<br />
open.<br />
Town of Killam<br />
Mayor Ben Kellert, acclaimed<br />
Councillors (4 positions)<br />
Brenda Grove*, Rick Krys*,<br />
Brenda McDermott*, one seat<br />
open.<br />
Town of Hanna<br />
Chris Warwick, acclaimed<br />
Mayor of Hanna<br />
Councillors: Sandra<br />
Beaudoin, Gerald Campion*,<br />
Connie Deadlock, Melanie<br />
Jensen, Jerry Kruse*, Kyle<br />
Olsen, Richard Preston*, Jason<br />
Smith*, Larry Stickel*, Sheila<br />
Taylor, Vernon Thuroo, and<br />
Todd Wallace.<br />
Town of Oyen<br />
Mayor: Kevin Goodine,<br />
Douglas Jones*<br />
Councillors: Blake Hertz, Ed<br />
Hogan, Joseph Lazzari*,<br />
Douglas Lehman, Thomas<br />
Tracy*, James Walker and<br />
Stacey Wiechnik*.<br />
Town of Provost<br />
Mayor Mike Dennehy,<br />
acclaimed. Councillors - Dirk<br />
Brouwer, Tyler Carter, Dale<br />
Gregory, Peggy McFadyen,<br />
Valerie Paice, Jeremy Rehman,<br />
Alvin Schultz and Sheryl<br />
Tizzard.<br />
Town of Stettler<br />
Mayor: Sean Nolls<br />
Councillors: Darcy<br />
Bachman*, Cheryl Barros, Will<br />
Brown*, Al Campbell*, Malcolm<br />
Fischer*, Gord Lawlor, Scott<br />
Pfeiffer, Travis Randell, Jim<br />
Smith, and Wayne Smith<br />
Town of Trochu<br />
Ed Stephan*, Stuart Doran,<br />
Bill Cunningham*, Blue Tripp,<br />
Mark Garneau*, Barry Kletke*,<br />
Cheryl Lumley*, Maureen<br />
Donohoe, Chris Reeds*, Chris<br />
Armstrong and Bonnie Munro.<br />
Town of Wainwright<br />
Mayor: Brian Bethune,<br />
acclaimed<br />
Councillors: Will Challenger,<br />
Ariel Haubrich, Bruce Pugh,<br />
Patrict Moroz, Bob Foley, Randy<br />
Tizzard, Jess Newland, Heather<br />
MacDonald.<br />
Villages<br />
Village of Alliance<br />
3 positions - Leslie Ganshirt,<br />
Phyllis Lambden, Josephine<br />
Mackenzie, Wilma McLeod*,<br />
Jeff McNaught, Kenn Neyrinck,<br />
Dell Wickstrom*, Joan<br />
Zacharuk*<br />
Village of Alix<br />
Tim Besuijen, Barbara<br />
Gilliat, Vicki Soltermann,<br />
Arlene Gauthier, Arlene Nelson-<br />
Dahl*, Malonie Grimard, Rob<br />
Fehr*, Katte Felt, Charles<br />
Andrews, and Edwin Cole.<br />
Village of Big Valley<br />
3 positions: Dorothy Dressler,<br />
Dwayne Grover, Daniel Houle,<br />
Asaph Johnson*, Harry<br />
Nibourg, Michael Noon-Ward,<br />
Ron Olive-Kilpatrick and<br />
Sandra Schell*<br />
Village of Chauvin<br />
New council in by acclamation<br />
- Jack Goodall*, Val<br />
Gramlich*, Allan Skinner*,<br />
Christine Smith, Jeff Dallyn<br />
Village of Clive<br />
Tracey Hallman, Dan<br />
Graden*, Jeremy Whelan,<br />
Norma Penney, Susan Russel,<br />
Beverly Korchak*, and<br />
Lucienne Henry*.<br />
Village of Czar<br />
Acclaimed - Angela Large*,<br />
Merv Grunow*, and Jason<br />
Manning*<br />
Village of Delburne<br />
Jeff Bourne, Bill Chandler*,<br />
Darlene Dushanek*, Kathy<br />
Faulk*, Susan Loblaw,<br />
Raymond Recksiedler*,<br />
Raymond Miller, Evelyn Van<br />
Beest, Daphne Warner and Tim<br />
Wilson*<br />
Village of Delia<br />
Dawn Bancroft*, Kristy Isaac,<br />
Jordan MacNutt*, David Sisley,<br />
and Robyn Thompson-Lake.<br />
Village of Donalda<br />
All councillors acclaimed -<br />
Daniel Knudtson, Bruce<br />
Gartside, and Paul McKay<br />
Village of Edgerton<br />
Wendy Belik*, Michael<br />
Brandt, Larry Christian,<br />
Wanda Herbert*, Deanna<br />
Jackson, Lot R.. Krawchuk*,<br />
Tammy Newton, Tom Reid and<br />
Kaylan White.<br />
Village of Elnora<br />
3 positions - Leah Nelson*,<br />
Rob Aellen*, Kerrilyn Mose, Jim<br />
Bolstad<br />
Village of Forestburg<br />
Bob Coutts*, Elaine<br />
Fossen, Jack Gibbs, Dwayne<br />
Giroux, Jeffrey Kimball,<br />
Nathan Lunty, Devon<br />
McNabb, Peter Miller*,<br />
Lolita Minty, Dayna Oberg*,<br />
Jim Wolbeck and Blaise<br />
Young.<br />
Village of Heisler<br />
Nominees for 3 positions -<br />
Stephen (Sven) Bernard,<br />
Brandon Martz, Jonathon<br />
Williams, Trudy Wolbeck<br />
and Bonnie Wood<br />
Village of Hughenden<br />
3 positions - Douglas<br />
Chambers, Amber Griffith,<br />
Edward Reynen, Jeanette<br />
Rudd, Marje Swelin*, Lee<br />
Van Koughnett*<br />
Village of Irma<br />
All councillors acclaimed<br />
- Douglas Coubrough*,<br />
Dennis Fuder*, Vance<br />
Fuder*, Joan Green*, and<br />
Richard Langley<br />
Village of Veteran<br />
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Bob Chater<br />
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Hanna Cervus Equipment Branch Manager<br />
Mark Jones in the tractor on the left,<br />
and Hanna Mayor Chris Warwick, right,<br />
make the first dig for the groundbreaking<br />
ceremony on Tues. Sept. 19 for the new<br />
Cervus Equipment shop in partnership<br />
with Imperial Equities, Echo Design Group<br />
and Seko Construction.<br />
The new building in Hanna, Ab.<br />
comprises of 28,000 square feet of<br />
indoor showroom/office space, parts<br />
warehousing, and machine repair shop<br />
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HOUSE DIMENSIONS: 36ft X 20ft –<br />
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GARAGE DIMENSIONS: 24ft X 11ft<br />
2016 Taxes - $380.41<br />
LOT A<br />
Parcel 1<br />
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2016 Taxes - $352.53<br />
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NANA’S BLOG<br />
Seeing ourselves as we really are<br />
by Lois Perepelitz<br />
My mother was a teacher and she<br />
was teaching in one room country<br />
schools during the early 1960’s when<br />
these schools were being phased out.<br />
I had my first few years of education<br />
at one of these schools with her as my<br />
teacher.<br />
A few years ago I<br />
was able to connect<br />
with a girl who had<br />
been in grades one<br />
through three with<br />
me. She had become<br />
a teacher and she<br />
said that it was her<br />
memories of my<br />
mother that had<br />
Perepelitz<br />
made her decide to<br />
do that.<br />
I thought that<br />
was very nice, but a lot of people think<br />
fondly of their first teacher.<br />
This summer my cousin was at an<br />
anniversary party and overheard a<br />
woman asking about a substitute<br />
teacher she had in junior high and she<br />
mentioned my mother’s name.<br />
It turns out that this was a girl that I<br />
had gone to junior high school with.<br />
My cousin got her contact information<br />
and I phoned her.<br />
We had a very nice long conversation<br />
catching up on all our old<br />
classmates.<br />
She remembered my mother being a<br />
substitute teacher because she always<br />
thought that substituting for a teacher<br />
would be a scary thing but she had<br />
been impressed with how well my<br />
mother handled it.<br />
I was impressed that she had<br />
remembered a substitute teacher 50<br />
years later.<br />
This made me think of the Robbie<br />
Burns quote that my grandmother<br />
used to tell me. “Would the Lord the<br />
gift he give us to see ourselves as<br />
others see us.”<br />
I had always taken this to mean that<br />
we should try and see that we were<br />
better than we thought we were, or<br />
some might say that we were not as<br />
good as we thought we were.<br />
Either way we should look and try to<br />
see ourselves as we really are.<br />
Now I think we should expand that<br />
to others around us, the ones we just<br />
take for granted; our parents, siblings<br />
and close friends.<br />
If we look close enough we might see<br />
things like inner strength, kindness<br />
and intelligence, skills and talents that<br />
other people admire and respect.<br />
I bet we would see many things that<br />
we had admired in other people but<br />
had never thought of in connection<br />
with our own family because to us<br />
mom is just mom and dad is just dad;<br />
and our siblings are just hopeless.<br />
If we really looked we just might see<br />
that these are people that we can be<br />
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If you check the right boxes, they add up to exactly $10.<br />
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After that, I made the<br />
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First, I set a goal to save the<br />
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Took out the trash: $1<br />
Recycled bottles and cans: $3<br />
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Fritter’s jacket doesn’t have a<br />
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on the sleeves. It has less<br />
than seven buttons.<br />
Look through the<br />
newspaper for five<br />
or more numbers that<br />
show a price. Cut out<br />
each price and glue<br />
onto a sheet of paper<br />
in order from<br />
smallest to largest.<br />
Round each number<br />
to the nearest 100 and<br />
write that number<br />
next to each price.<br />
Standards Link: Number Sense:<br />
Add sums up to 100.<br />
tell them why we are proud of them,<br />
maybe it will help them see themselves<br />
as others see them.<br />
Keep<br />
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Ask a family member to give you:<br />
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• 2 adjectives<br />
• 1 verb<br />
• 10 plural nouns<br />
Use these words to to fill in the blanks in this story.<br />
Then, read the silly story you created aloud<br />
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Roger is a collector of ________ _________________.<br />
As you can imagine, such a collection is quite<br />
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To save money, Roger always looks for the best<br />
________ when shopping. He’ll often compare<br />
________________ between products to see which one<br />
is a better ____________.<br />
At the grocery store, he doesn’t just fill his basket with<br />
a lot of ___________. Instead, he writes a _________<br />
and brings it with him. He clips ____________<br />
out of the newspaper to save money. He checks the<br />
newspaper’s website for special ______________, too.<br />
Roger buys ___________ in bulk. He will _________<br />
them with his friends and family if he has extras. He<br />
saves money by choosing _____________<br />
_____________ instead of more expensive<br />
_________________.<br />
Roger also checks the classified ads for<br />
________________ when he needs new ones.<br />
He bought a very reliable car that way that doesn’t<br />
use a lot of __________.<br />
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Correction<br />
The Patti Hovde golf threesome of<br />
Hughenden won a chip off against the<br />
Judy Scoville team for the ‘B’ event at<br />
the 3-Lady bestball tournament in<br />
Coronation on Sept. 9,<br />
We apologize for the error in our<br />
reporting.<br />
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PRAIRIEVIEW<br />
Public sector<br />
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V I E W P O I N T S<br />
The opinions expressed are not necessarily<br />
the opinions of this newspaper.<br />
by Herman Schwenk<br />
Whenever the Alberta NDP are challenged<br />
to cut back on government<br />
expenses, their standard reply is that it<br />
would entail cutting back on front line<br />
workers (i.e.) school teachers or hospital<br />
nurses and<br />
their support staff.<br />
They know that if<br />
they were to cut<br />
back the numbers<br />
on the front line<br />
government<br />
employees, there<br />
would be a huge<br />
public outcry, and<br />
of course there Schwenk<br />
would be, but they<br />
refuse to talk about<br />
the government bureaucracts.<br />
These are the people that are the<br />
movers and shakers that make government<br />
work. These people are very<br />
powerful and control much of what<br />
government does.<br />
In my opinion, this is the arm of government<br />
that is the cause of the huge<br />
deficits that the Alberta government<br />
has experienced in the last seven or<br />
eight years.<br />
According to the Taxpayers<br />
Federation and The Frasier Institute,<br />
the cost of government service in<br />
Alberta is well over $200 per capita,<br />
higher than it is in the next highest<br />
province – that being BC.<br />
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For centralization to<br />
work, the bureaucracy has<br />
to build pyramids in order<br />
to manage and deliver the<br />
program . . . We end up<br />
with managers managing<br />
managers managing<br />
managers.<br />
The Progressive Conservatives in<br />
the last years of the Klein government<br />
allowed the bureaucracy to start dictating<br />
their own compensation and the<br />
size of their work force.<br />
As well, senior bureaucrats always<br />
seem to advocate for centralization of<br />
government programs. This enhances<br />
their ability to control how programs<br />
are delivered.<br />
It also allows them to increase the<br />
work force as they see fit.<br />
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The Alberta health system is the<br />
best example. We end up with managers<br />
managing managers managing<br />
managers.<br />
This system is very inefficient in<br />
delivering the required service. What<br />
the bureaucrats like about this system<br />
is that it justifies paying the person at<br />
the top a huge salary and the managers<br />
below them similar but<br />
somewhat lower salaries.<br />
The real down side of the pyramid<br />
structure is that the front line worker<br />
is so far from the manager, that neither<br />
has a clue what the other does.<br />
Some years ago after the health<br />
system was centralized into one<br />
region, a nurse was asked how a decision<br />
was made now for some issue or<br />
other. She said, before with the old hospital<br />
board, the request had to go<br />
through two people to get an answer.<br />
Now it has to go through eight layers.<br />
There is no wonder that the cost of<br />
health care in Alberta has risen<br />
astronomically.<br />
Depending on the size, I think every<br />
department has a similar structure.<br />
There is no real incentive for governments<br />
to keep their work force at a<br />
minimum. In fact, I believe the NDP<br />
government has added thousands of<br />
additional bureaucrats to their work<br />
force to implement and administer<br />
their new tax and social programs<br />
such as the Climate Change Program.<br />
Government employees in Alberta<br />
are paid about 10 per cent higher<br />
wages than workers with similar jobs<br />
in the private and corporate sectors.<br />
In addition, they receive benefits<br />
and pensions that are far more lucrative<br />
than what workers receive in the<br />
private sector.<br />
In fact, many people receive no pension<br />
and only minimum benefits.<br />
In order for Alberta to get back to a<br />
balanced budget, government<br />
employee wages will have to be<br />
reduced to match wages in other sectors<br />
and the size of the government<br />
work force needs to be substantially<br />
reduced.<br />
It is obvious that the cost of government<br />
in this province is extravagant.<br />
Our NDP government does not care.<br />
They are quit content to pass these<br />
costs on to future generations.<br />
We desperately need a change of government<br />
before Alberta becomes<br />
insolvent.<br />
It will be a huge challenge for<br />
another government to bring the cost<br />
of government into line with government<br />
revenue. You can be sure that the<br />
unions and the bureaucracy will pull<br />
out all the stops to prevent change.<br />
Alberta has a two tier wage system<br />
that we can no longer afford.<br />
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Dear Editor,<br />
I am a blue-collar worker—a guy<br />
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At what point are we going to speak<br />
up and say to our governments,<br />
“ENOUGH!”?<br />
We know that many politicians<br />
don’t support us, or the efforts of our<br />
families. Instead, they cling to their<br />
ideologies and misplaced personal<br />
beliefs, and then use these screwy<br />
values systems to control our lives.<br />
All this political correctness is<br />
wearing on a lot of people—removing<br />
the right to disagree, speak out, question<br />
ideologies, etc. I often wonder who<br />
wrote the rules for political correctness<br />
and where I can get a copy.<br />
Ordinary blue-collar types don’t<br />
have places where we can easily voice<br />
our displeasure or even question the<br />
results of reckless ideology being<br />
turned into legislation apart from<br />
public consultation or a referendum<br />
on the matter.<br />
One of these ideological considerations<br />
is climate change—global<br />
warming.<br />
The government “suits” are shutting<br />
down our industries, taking away<br />
our jobs, and destroying the ability to<br />
provide for our families—all in the<br />
name of climate change.<br />
When anyone asks for the evidence<br />
or research reports that the Alberta<br />
government uses to justify closure of<br />
our coal plants, rather than provide<br />
hard data, the “suits” cover their ears<br />
with their hands and call people<br />
deniers.<br />
That’s not informed debate. That’s<br />
not honest dialogue. That’s not reasoned<br />
discussion.<br />
These people are paid in full by us.<br />
They reap enormous financial benefits<br />
even as they undermine our ability to<br />
provide for ourselves and our families.<br />
I read a Sept. 12 article in Edmonton<br />
Journal. It’s called “Connecting the<br />
Dots Between NDP’s Coal Phase Out<br />
Plan and Hurricanes.”<br />
The article blames hurricanes on<br />
coal-induced CO2 emissions and<br />
endorses the shutdown of coal power<br />
plants. Then it suggests that coal communities<br />
are filled with biased<br />
workers who value money over<br />
climate.<br />
The article then talks about the<br />
NDP giving Hanna a $450,000 grant to<br />
diversify the local coal-based<br />
economy.<br />
When compared, the amounts of<br />
this taxpayer-funded grant and the<br />
actual cost of the shutdowns are miles<br />
apart. There are individual families in<br />
these communities who will likely lose<br />
an amount equal to 10 per cent of that<br />
grant, or more, just on the value of<br />
their homes.<br />
Huge numbers of people are<br />
losing—owners and workers at support<br />
industries, devaluation of<br />
property and business holdings.<br />
Turn to An alarmist’s, Pg 13<br />
Enjoy reading<br />
your paper<br />
Dear Editor,<br />
I enjoy reading your paper very<br />
much. I particularly enjoy the<br />
common sense articles by Herman<br />
Schwenk (not much of this left<br />
anymore).<br />
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IF YOU ASK ME.....<br />
The Liberal value scale<br />
by Morris W. Dorosh<br />
This article was first published in<br />
Agriweek.<br />
The Trudeau government is<br />
standing fast against mounting outrage<br />
over its proposals to change<br />
taxation of incorporated family companies<br />
and their owners.<br />
It is doing two things: showing its<br />
disconnection from the people who<br />
own and work at such companies, and<br />
<br />
mail bag<br />
badly underestimating the political<br />
risk it is taking.<br />
The 63-page paper that started this<br />
was issued in July, including 25 pages<br />
of draft legislation.<br />
Some provisions will be retroactive<br />
to the date the paper came out (July 18)<br />
and others would apply for the 2017 and<br />
2018 tax years.<br />
The tax proposals are so complex<br />
that tax accountants and lawyers,<br />
Journalistic<br />
‘high-pur-buh-lee’<br />
Dear Editor,<br />
Graham Thomson and the Calgary<br />
Herald (Sept 12) say that Alberta’s<br />
coal-fired electrical plants played a<br />
role in the recent hurricanes in the<br />
United States. They claim: “Climate<br />
change is… making hurricanes like<br />
Irma more powerful and more<br />
destructive.” The paper also affirms:<br />
“There is a connection between<br />
burning coal in Alberta… and<br />
[Hurricane] Irma.”<br />
Where is the Herald’s evidence to<br />
support such claims? Hurricane<br />
Harvey’s Texas landfall broke a U.S.<br />
4,323-day (142-month, 12-year) major<br />
hurricane drought record. And the<br />
reality is that comparing hurricanes<br />
century to century is pretty difficult<br />
because many of the most famous hurricanes<br />
were never scientifically<br />
measured. We do know there have<br />
been some doozies.<br />
In 1559, Spain sent a fleet to establish<br />
the first European settlement in<br />
the continental U.S. (near Pensacola,<br />
Florida). A hurricane destroyed the<br />
settlement and the fleet. In 1635, 15<br />
years after Plymouth Colony was<br />
established and long before coal-fired<br />
electrical plants were invented, a massive<br />
hurricane caused a 22 foot storm<br />
tide in Massachusetts.<br />
In 1715, 11 of 12 ships of the Spanish<br />
Treasure Fleet were lost in a Florida<br />
hurricane, killing 1,000 sailors and<br />
passengers. In 1749, a hurricane literally<br />
reshaped Virginia’s shoreline.<br />
During that century, which was one of<br />
the worst storm seasons in the prerecordkeeping<br />
era, a single Atlantic<br />
hurricane claimed 22,000 lives.<br />
In 1886, a hurricane dumped nearly<br />
two feet of rain on Louisiana, and decimated<br />
Indianola, Texas. Indianola had<br />
been destroyed a few years earlier by a<br />
hurricane, then rebuilt, only to be<br />
destroyed a second time.<br />
In 1893—years before Alberta<br />
became a province—four hurricanes<br />
occurred at exactly the same time.<br />
Shortly thereafter, the longest-lasting<br />
hurricane in history went on for 28<br />
days. Caused by coal plants? Hardly.<br />
Hurricane Irma made land as a<br />
Category four hurricane and soon dissipated<br />
over the southeastern United<br />
States. The recent Hurricane Harvey<br />
was also Category four, making landfall<br />
in Texas and then weakening to a<br />
tropical storm bringing enormous<br />
amounts of rain. Irma and Harvey had<br />
landfall wind speeds of 115 knots (kt)<br />
and barometric pressure of 929 and 938<br />
millibars (mb) respectively. (The lower<br />
the mb the more intense the storm.)<br />
Many past hurricanes have been<br />
more severe than Irma and Harvey.<br />
For example, the 1935 Labor Day<br />
Hurricane had wind speeds of 160 kt at<br />
892 mb, and the 1886 Indianola hurricane<br />
was 130 kt at 925 mb.<br />
Since 1850, Florida has had more<br />
than 100 hurricanes, yet according to<br />
Graham Thomson and the Calgary<br />
Herald, the severity of this last storm<br />
(Irma) is due to coal-fired electrical<br />
plants. Nonsense.<br />
Where is the Herald’s evidence that<br />
coal-fired electricity has anything to<br />
do with hurricanes?<br />
Former NASA scientist and climatologist<br />
Roy Spencer (whose Ph.D. was<br />
on the structure of these storms, and<br />
who published a satellite method for<br />
monitoring their strength) said the<br />
data indicates that major hurricanes<br />
occur when sea surface temperature<br />
over the Gulf of Mexico is below<br />
average and above average.<br />
Graham Thomson and the Calgary<br />
Herald are engaging in alarmist fantasy.<br />
In future, perhaps the paper will<br />
better serve the public if it pays more<br />
attention to the facts and less attention<br />
to journalistic hyperbole.<br />
Kevin Avram<br />
admin@GrassrootsAlberta.ca<br />
Not a good idea<br />
Dear Editor,<br />
Businesses exist because people<br />
have invested in productive assets like<br />
land, buildings, machines, and<br />
employees.<br />
These businesses provide goods and<br />
services that are voluntarily purchased<br />
or in other words things that<br />
people need or want.<br />
Taxes decrease the productivity of<br />
businesses which means less product,<br />
less employment, less income to buy<br />
other products.<br />
Taxes decrease the standard of<br />
living for everyone which is especially<br />
onerous for those on the lower end of<br />
the economic scale. So increase tax on<br />
businesses? Not a good idea.<br />
If you think increasing taxes on<br />
businesses is not a good idea, let the<br />
government know:<br />
Prime Minister Trudeau’s email:<br />
justin.trudeau@parl.gc.ca<br />
Finance minister’s email: Bill.<br />
Morneau@parl.gc.ca<br />
Website to locate your local MP:<br />
https://www.ourcommons.ca/<br />
Parliamentarians/en/members.<br />
Robert McFadzean<br />
Vermilion Ab.<br />
including the largest national<br />
accounting firms, cannot explain them<br />
in plain English.<br />
A public consultation period during<br />
which the government is pretending to<br />
receive feedback ends on October 2.<br />
However no finance minister or<br />
prime minister sincerely interested in<br />
taxpayer and tax planner comments<br />
and suggestions would be going<br />
around defending the plan against all<br />
comers.<br />
This is not the place to even try to<br />
describe this monstrous scheme.<br />
Google Canada Tax Plan Morneau<br />
and talk to a tax accountant, if you can<br />
find one: the good ones are already up<br />
to their eyeballs.<br />
Tax accountants say these are the<br />
most serious tax reforms since 1971<br />
when the government of Trudeau<br />
introduced taxes on capital gains, on<br />
the advice of the infamous Carter<br />
Commission.<br />
With confiscatory income tax rates,<br />
it put Canada on the road to the<br />
highest tax burdens in the western<br />
world while continuing to run the biggest<br />
budget deficits Canada has ever<br />
seen, before or since if in constant<br />
dollars.<br />
The government, that is to say<br />
elected members and ministers, are<br />
not smart enough to think this up all<br />
by themselves. This has the fingerprints<br />
either of Gerald Butts, the prime<br />
minister’s unknown, unelected,<br />
unseen one-man brain trust and the<br />
Steve Bannon of Canada, or a cell<br />
within the tax department that has<br />
noticed while auditing tax returns that<br />
some small business taxpayers are not<br />
paying taxes at the rates they are<br />
paying.<br />
This reeks of envy and jealousy on<br />
behalf of the lowest class of the Liberal<br />
support base. Probably similar suggestions<br />
were made by the career<br />
professional tax collectors to the<br />
Harper government, which undoubtedly<br />
told them where to go.<br />
It’s a done deal. The finance minister,<br />
the prime minister and the tax<br />
department never had any intention of<br />
being influenced by anything the<br />
public or tax professionals had to say,<br />
let alone the small business lobby.<br />
Even if they were closing loopholes,<br />
the changes will increase federal revenue<br />
by peanuts, $250 million a year<br />
out of the total tax take of $300 billion.<br />
This is not about raising revenue or<br />
cutting the deficit. It is<br />
about persecuting and victimizing a<br />
particular small class of people and<br />
preventing their success from being<br />
aided or abetted by the tax system.<br />
But these are not tax loopholes. They<br />
were put in the law to reflect differences<br />
between the situations of salary<br />
and wage earners who take no business<br />
risks and entrepreneurs who put<br />
their livelihood and savings on the line<br />
every morning.<br />
Once upon a time taxation of small<br />
businesses took into consideration the<br />
ways in which their situation is different<br />
from that of large corporations<br />
and the way the situation of entrepreneurs<br />
differs from that of salary and<br />
wage workers.<br />
Taxation of farms, as proprietorships,<br />
partnerships or corporations,<br />
also reflected the uniqueness of<br />
farming.<br />
Once upon a time.<br />
Small business owners are excluded<br />
from unemployment insurance, pay<br />
themselves the minimum wage only if<br />
their companies can afford it, have no<br />
backstop in case business goes badly<br />
and benefit from no labour law or code.<br />
They are on their own, including<br />
against this savage socialist attack.<br />
Like Karl Marx, this government<br />
thinks tax fairness is achieved by cutting<br />
down those who are successful.<br />
The more successful they are, the<br />
more harshly they are to be treated.<br />
The finance minister said and the<br />
prime minister parroted that the twothirds<br />
of small business owners who<br />
earn $73,000 a year or less will not be<br />
impacted by the changes. The other<br />
third can go to hell.<br />
Compare that to the average federal<br />
civil servant who costs the country<br />
$114,100 a year, has lifetime job security,<br />
the most powerful union to wring<br />
out regular raises and the sweetest<br />
pension benefits in the western world.<br />
This is the Liberal value scale. The<br />
Trudeau government is exposing itself<br />
for what it really is. There is no way<br />
out of this except regime change in<br />
Ottawa.<br />
No Conservative government would<br />
ever do this. Any NDP government<br />
would do it. It’s not the first Liberal<br />
assault on small business. The Harper<br />
government had set phased reductions<br />
in the federal income tax rate on small<br />
companies from 13 per cent when it<br />
came into office; it would have reached<br />
10 per cent in 2016 had Morneau not<br />
cancelled it as soon as he could.<br />
County of Stettler No. 6<br />
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS<br />
Old Public Works Shop Demolition<br />
The County of Stettler is accepting proposals from qualified Contractors to complete the salvage/demolition of its<br />
former Public Works shop located at 6602 - 44 Avenue Stettler, Alberta. The intent of this project is to fully remove and<br />
dispose/salvage all building materials and systems to a point 0.3m below slab. The scope of work generally consists of,<br />
but not limited to:<br />
* Contractor to acquire all permits including demolition permit;<br />
* Remove and either salvage or dispose of all materials above the slab and apron footprint including any<br />
underground facilities within the first 0.3m below bottom of slab;<br />
* Backfill of void is not required;<br />
* Leave site clean and tidy and void of any materials associated with demolition.<br />
For complete project information visit our website at www.stettlercounty.ca and click on Tenders & RFP or visit the<br />
APC Site-AB-2017-05606.<br />
A site meeting will not be held for this project. Contractors may request site reviews with a County representative<br />
during the proposal period. Contractors to provide details of their Health and Safety program and any applicable<br />
certifications (eg. COR, SECOR).<br />
Deadline to Submit: Written proposals will be received up to 1:30 pm local time, Wednesday, October 4, 2017 at the<br />
Public Works Office of the County of Stettler No. 6, 19561 Twp Rd. 38-4, Box 1270, Stettler, AB T0C 2L0. Proposals must<br />
be received in a “sealed” envelope addressed: “The County of Stettler No. 6 - Demolition - Old Public Works Shop” and<br />
return address for the proponent clearly identified on the outside of the envelope.<br />
Please note the completion date will be a factor in awarding to a successful proponent.<br />
If you have any questions contact Rick Green at (403) 742-4441 or rgreen@stettlercounty.ca.
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legislature<br />
Disastrous fire<br />
pulls together<br />
the community<br />
Last week on Canadian Forces<br />
Base Suffield, while disposing of ordinance<br />
that had not been detonated, it<br />
was determined that military personnel<br />
had ignited tinder dry Prairie.<br />
This ignition had some dire and<br />
real consequences for residents<br />
down-wind of the<br />
site.<br />
With Southern Alberta<br />
under a complete open fire<br />
ban due to hot dry weather<br />
and several areas of southwestern<br />
Alberta forests<br />
already ablaze, a routine<br />
exercise had become what<br />
can only be described as<br />
unintended consequences. Strankman<br />
The problem is, unintended<br />
or not, these<br />
actions can have profound effects for<br />
real people and families; this was just<br />
such a case.<br />
The decision to move forward with<br />
an exercise that produces an open<br />
ignition source without proper preventative<br />
fire suppression employed<br />
was simply shortsighted.<br />
Being in the Legislature gives you a<br />
comprehension of the peril of unintended<br />
consequences.<br />
Often legislators will call for regulations,<br />
policy or legislation that<br />
produces an outcome very different<br />
from what they were trying to seek.<br />
The ensuing blaze that escaped<br />
CFB Suffield resulted in a very dangerous<br />
negative consequence<br />
for area resident, 89 year old<br />
Morley Sarvis, who lost his<br />
home; and if not for some<br />
quick thinking by his neighbours,<br />
he could have lost his<br />
life.<br />
Unfortunately, his farm was<br />
completely destroyed by the<br />
ensuing unintended wildfire.<br />
Downwind, frantic local<br />
landowners and firefighters<br />
struggled with those consequences<br />
that were bearing<br />
down upon them at unprecedented<br />
speed.<br />
If it’s one thing the residents in the<br />
southern part of the Drumheller<br />
Stettler riding have shown, its resilience<br />
and compassion. It was almost<br />
one year ago that an outbreak of<br />
tuberculosis decimated herds of cattle<br />
in the Bindloss, Jenner area, once<br />
again the community pulled together.<br />
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and a dance in a 100 year old<br />
barn saw family and friends<br />
gather on Sat. Sept. 16 at<br />
Marj (Veno) and Murray<br />
McArthur’s farm northeast<br />
of Hanna in the Spondin<br />
district.<br />
The barn was<br />
built in 1917 by G.<br />
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by him until 1941,<br />
when his<br />
daughter and<br />
husband took<br />
over the farm<br />
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G. Knopp’s<br />
granddaughter,<br />
Ellen Crowle of<br />
Hanna and her<br />
daughter and<br />
grand daughter<br />
attended the<br />
event Saturday<br />
with many happy<br />
memories<br />
returning as she<br />
toured the farm<br />
including a new<br />
house built by<br />
Marj and Murray<br />
that has the<br />
hardwood floor<br />
and the stained<br />
glass window<br />
from the old<br />
house that Ellen<br />
grew up in.<br />
Jack Jager<br />
owned the place<br />
until January of<br />
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Veno, thinking it<br />
wasn’t salvageable,<br />
adding that<br />
her dad, Jack<br />
Nester knew how<br />
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The foundation<br />
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then sway-braced<br />
on the inside and<br />
windows<br />
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Tin was added<br />
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Still a working<br />
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Today the barn<br />
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weathering the<br />
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An excuse for a barn dance for friends<br />
and family was the milestone for Marj<br />
(Veno) and Murray McArthur’s barn<br />
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AFREA has been busy keeping up with developments in the electricity sector<br />
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description, are a few of the items we have been working on and information<br />
about the regulatory bodies we interact with when we represent you.<br />
1. The Market Surveillance Administrator is reviewing the Regulated Rate<br />
Option at Alberta Energy’s request. On June 1, 2017, the Regulated Rate<br />
Option was capped at $0.068/kWh through passage of Bill 16 in the Legislative<br />
Assembly. The AFREA continues to provide feedback on this change<br />
and is working closely with the MSA.<br />
2. FortisAlberta Inc. has applied for an order from the Alberta Utilities Commission<br />
to: a) confirm its service areas on land annexed by municipalities,<br />
and b) compel REAs to turn over wires, substations, and their corresponding<br />
members. AUC Proceeding 22164 is ongoing. It directly involves three<br />
REAs that are AFREA members. The AFREA is representing its members<br />
and one additional REA in disputing this application. We have engaged<br />
legal counsel and technical consulting expertise to assist us.<br />
3. The Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) is tasked with investigating distribution-connected<br />
generation. Proceeding 22534 involves how renewable<br />
(solar, wind, hydro) and alternative energy sources could be expanded in<br />
Alberta to produce electricity close to power users. The AFREA is participating<br />
as a key stakeholder in this proceeding, at the request of the AUC.<br />
4. In June 2017, the AUC approved changes to Rule 024: Rules Respecting<br />
Micro-Generation. The AFREA has represented our members’interests in<br />
this Consultation. The Rule changes were effective July 4, 2017.<br />
After 75 years in the business, the environment has likely never been more<br />
complex than it is now. Even in these far-reaching scenarios, we have not<br />
mentioned all the agencies involved in running Alberta’s electricity industry.<br />
While we ask for member input into these cases, we recognize it’s a zoo—not<br />
just technical detail, but of too many acronyms and players to keep track of.<br />
But it is possible. Here’s a list of “who’s who” to detangle it for you.<br />
Thank you to our member REAs for representing their members and the<br />
unique nature of their REA when providing input. It will continue to be needed!<br />
Please keep reading your E-News for updates in these matters.<br />
You can influence the future of all REAs by staying engaged in this way.<br />
KEY ELECTRICITY PLAYERS IN ALBERTA<br />
Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC): Our principal regulator—the AUC operates<br />
with many of the same powers as a court of law.<br />
Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO): The AESO operates the provincial<br />
power grid 24/7 by dispatching the power sold by generators.<br />
Balancing Pool: The Balancing Pool is an independent corporation created to<br />
market power from older generation contracts that were unsold after the electricity<br />
market was deregulated.<br />
Market Surveillance Administrator (MSA): The MSA monitors the wholesale<br />
electricity, retail electricity, and natural gas markets investigating issues that<br />
come to its attention through surveillance or complaints.<br />
Utilities Consumer Advocate (UCA): The UCA represents, informs, and educates<br />
consumers on electricity (utility) matters.<br />
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Gruesome consequence<br />
Cont’d from Pg 8<br />
Another gruesome consequence<br />
of the fire was the loss<br />
of an estimated 160 head of<br />
cattle that were killed downwind<br />
from the base.<br />
The similarities are few<br />
between last years TB outbreak<br />
and the recent fire.<br />
Thankfully the same can’t be<br />
said about the response of local<br />
residents.<br />
More than 20 fire trucks and<br />
10 water trucks were pressed<br />
into service as well as other<br />
Hanna earns five<br />
blooms and a bronze<br />
rating nationally<br />
The Town of Hanna received Five<br />
Blooms - a bronze rating and a special<br />
mention for seasonal planters during<br />
the 2017 National/International<br />
Symposium and Awards ceremonies in<br />
Ottawa-Gatineau, National Capital<br />
Region.<br />
The Town of Hanna participated in<br />
the Up to 4,500 population category<br />
along with Bruderheim Ab., Maple<br />
Creek Sk., Merrickville-Wolford On.,<br />
Valhalla Centre Ab. and Windsor NS.<br />
Over the summer, trained volunteer<br />
judges travelled to participating communities<br />
to evaluate the overall<br />
contributions of municipal council and<br />
departments; industry; businesses and<br />
the private sector – including volunteer<br />
efforts, in regards to the following criteria:<br />
tidiness, environmental action,<br />
heritage conservation, urban forestry,<br />
landscape and floral displays.<br />
Volunteer judges Lucy Chang and<br />
Louise Dumouchel wrote: “The Town<br />
of Hanna uses planters as ongoing<br />
venues to showcase the creative energy<br />
of various sectors of the Community.<br />
The CiB Committee, residents, businesses,<br />
schools, churches and the<br />
municipality are all involved in maintaining<br />
and<br />
decorating the<br />
planters in harmony<br />
with the<br />
changing<br />
seasons.<br />
“From cheery<br />
spring flowers to<br />
winter lights<br />
twinkling on<br />
evergreens,<br />
Hanna is never at<br />
a loss for visual<br />
attractions”.<br />
For a complete<br />
list of the results<br />
and the electronic<br />
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heavy equipment to battle the<br />
flames, all of which were<br />
manned with the help of valiant<br />
volunteers.<br />
Once again, these Alberta<br />
farmers showed that they’re<br />
anything but average, which<br />
was illustrated by their<br />
response to this emergency.<br />
The fire that caused a mandatory<br />
evacuation of the area<br />
was met with area residents<br />
pulling together to ensure<br />
everyone was safe. They came<br />
when the alarm was raised and<br />
copy of the Communities in Bloom<br />
magazine, please visit www.communitiesinbloom.ca<br />
About Communities in Bloom<br />
Communities in Bloom is a<br />
Canadian non-profit organization committed<br />
to fostering civic pride,<br />
environmental responsibility and<br />
beautification through community<br />
involvement and the challenge of a<br />
national program, with focus on the<br />
enhancement of green spaces.<br />
The pride, sense of community and<br />
feeling of accomplishment generated<br />
through participation are visible in<br />
communities across Canada.<br />
Communities are evaluated using a<br />
“bloom” rating determined by the total<br />
score of the evaluation: 0 to 55 per cent<br />
- 1 bloom, 56 to 63 per cent - 2 blooms,<br />
64 to 72 per cent - 3 blooms, 73 to 81<br />
per cent - 4 blooms , and 82 per cent<br />
and over - 5 blooms.<br />
There are four levels of 5 Blooms<br />
exclusive to the National and<br />
International Edition: 5 Blooms: 82 to<br />
83.9 per cent Bronze: 84 to 86.9 per<br />
cent, Silver: 87 to 89.9 per cent and<br />
Gold: 90 per cent and over.<br />
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thornton_electric@hotmail.com<br />
Coronation Seniors Manors are currently<br />
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS<br />
for Windsor Manor<br />
as vacancies are available<br />
Applications can be picked up<br />
at the Town of Coronation Office<br />
Contact Maxine Schmidt at 403 575-5217<br />
for more information<br />
they responded with the compassion<br />
we see time and again<br />
in rural Alberta. This is yet<br />
another reason I am proud to<br />
have these people as my<br />
friends and neighbours.<br />
As the representative for the<br />
people in the Drumheller<br />
Stettler riding, it will always<br />
be my responsibility to remind<br />
my fellow MLAs, inside and<br />
outside the Legislature, to be<br />
mindful of the unintended<br />
effects that could cause real<br />
consequences for Albertans.<br />
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Feature Trees Size Price<br />
Colorado Spruce 6’-7’ $110<br />
Colorado Spruce 5’-6’ $90<br />
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American Mt. Ash 7 gal. 5’-6’ $75<br />
Dakota Pinnacle Birch 40-50mm 7’-8’ $120<br />
Manchurian Ash 7 gal. 6’-7’ $75<br />
Selkirk Flowering Crab 7 gal. 5’-6’ $75<br />
Willows – Various 2-10 gal. 4’-7’ $10-$60<br />
Installation available. Please contact me for a quote.<br />
Feature Shrubs<br />
Dogwood, Potentilla, Spiraea, Mugo Pine, Mock Orange & more<br />
Trees and shrubs available for September and October<br />
Complete fall price list at: www.lindentreefarm.ca<br />
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LANDS FOR SALE BY TENDER<br />
The owner hereby offers for sale by tender the following lands:<br />
Meridian 4 Range 16 Township 38 Section 3 Quarter South West -<br />
Paintearth County<br />
Meridian 4 Range 16 Township 37 Section 34 Quarter North West -<br />
Paintearth County<br />
both excepting thereout all mines and minerals and free and clear of all financial<br />
encumbrances.<br />
THE OWNERS MAKE NO WARRANTIES, REPRESENTATIONS ABOUT THE<br />
PROPERTY, SIZE/MEASUREMENT, CONDITION OR ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS.<br />
Possession will be granted on December 7, 2017 subject to payment of tender price.<br />
Buyer to be responsible for all costs associated with registration. G.S.T. to be added to<br />
the tender price where applicable.<br />
Tenders will be received by the undernoted law firm up to but not after 12:00 o’clock<br />
noon on November 15, 2017. Tenders should be forwarded or delivered to Anderson<br />
Law Office at their undernoted address in a sealed envelope marked “Muncy - Tenders”<br />
and should include a certified cheque payable to Anderson Law Office Trust for 5% of<br />
the price offered. Tenders may be for all or either of the parcels above mentioned. The<br />
balance of the purchase price must be paid on or before possession date. Terms of the sale<br />
will be cash. Cheques of unsuccessful tenderers will be returned.<br />
The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.<br />
For additional information contact Ron Muncy at 403 323 0322.<br />
Anderson Law Office<br />
Box 190, Bay 5, 5002 -51 Avenue, Stettler, Alberta T0C 2L0<br />
Phone: 403-742-2529<br />
LANDS FOR SALE BY TENDER<br />
Richard G Creasey and Ann H Creasey hereby offer for sale by tender the following briefly described property<br />
subject to the reservations, exceptions and encumbrances contained in the existing certificates of title:<br />
SW 20-38-15-4, containing 146.85 acres more or less; and<br />
SE 20-38-15-4, containing 147.89 acres more or less<br />
(hereinafter called the “Lands”).<br />
FEATURES OF THIS PROPERTY: approx. 200 cultivated acres, cross-fenced, four dugouts, coulee, old railway<br />
right of way divides the property.<br />
The sale of the Lands is subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned:<br />
1. Vendor makes no warranties or representations about the property’s size/measurement, condition or<br />
environmental status.<br />
2. The gas well has been abandoned, generates no revenue and is currently on the Orphan Well<br />
Association’s list.<br />
3. Buyer to be responsible for all costs associated with registration. Tender price shall be excluding G.S.T.<br />
4. Tenders will be received by the lawyer noted below up to but not after 12:00 o’clock noon on October<br />
20, 2017. Tenders should be forwarded to Landman Reule Law Office in a sealed envelope marked<br />
“Creasey Tenders”. A certified cheque equal to 10% of the purchase price must accompany the tender.<br />
5. The balance of the purchase price to be paid by solicitor’s trust cheque or certified funds on or before<br />
December 12, 2017 (“Possession Date”).<br />
6. Property taxes not to be adjusted.<br />
7. Underground power line lease with annual revenue of approx. $640.00 will be assigned to the<br />
purchaser, but will not be adjusted.<br />
8. Seller will complete the fence on the north side of SW 20-38-15-4.<br />
9. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.<br />
For further information regarding the property, please contact the owner at 403-741-6452.<br />
Please provide contact information, including a phone number, with the tender.<br />
LANDMAN REULE LAW OFFICE<br />
Lori R. Reule Barrister & Solicitor<br />
4819 - 51 Street, Box 1630 Stettler, Alberta TOC 2LO
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FRESH TAKES<br />
Saying goodbye to summer<br />
by Lori Knutson lives are difficult.<br />
When I was gainfully employed, I Now that I appreciate my time more,<br />
swear it was easier to let go of summer. I’m reluctant to waste it. Days are too<br />
While working, I couldn’t enjoy the precious to view them as something to<br />
outside world at this time of year. get through or as something to fill.<br />
Now that I can be out in<br />
I want to stretch time out,<br />
these remaining days of<br />
to live days deeply and fully<br />
summer, I’m so sad to watch<br />
as I can. I want to honour<br />
them fade away. I didn’t know<br />
time.<br />
what I was missing in these<br />
In this part of my life, how<br />
last, sweet moments of the<br />
can I best do this?<br />
season. Now I do.<br />
I love working. I’m not as<br />
Now I have time to notice<br />
fast at it as I used to be, but<br />
the changing colours and the<br />
I’m better at it, that’s for<br />
tangy, cool edge of the<br />
sure. I don’t work frantically<br />
morning breeze. I notice how<br />
anymore. These days, I’m<br />
the sky becomes a lighter, Knutson slow and steady, and the<br />
translucent blue and how the<br />
products of my labour are<br />
crows all get together to make travel much improved.<br />
plans.<br />
It’s not always possible, but I try to<br />
I’m sad to see summer go, but I love do work I enjoy. If I don’t enjoy it, I try<br />
watching her walk as she heads off to see value in the work beyond enjoyment.<br />
This strategy helps me to do my<br />
down the road.<br />
The passing of time speeds up as we best when engaging in tasks that<br />
get older. When I was young, I recall aren’t my favourite.<br />
commenting how quickly time was I also love lying around watching<br />
going as I moved from grade to grade TV, but this isn’t what I consider genuine<br />
relaxation. Relaxation is best<br />
in school.<br />
The older folks responded, “You found in the moments we savour.<br />
think time moves fast now. Just wait. Our backyard is pleasant this<br />
It passes quicker and quicker the older summer, full of blooming flowers and<br />
you get.”<br />
fresh vegetables, and with birds and<br />
bees to watch. This season I’ve enjoyed<br />
“<br />
taking my hot mug of tea or cold bottle<br />
of beer outside. I sit on the white<br />
The reason I don’t<br />
garden bench and drink whatever I’m<br />
drinking slowly until my mug or bottle<br />
want summer to go is that is empty.<br />
Meditation is also genuine relaxation.<br />
It takes practice to empty the<br />
I’ve spent more time with<br />
mind of thoughts, but once you’ve got<br />
her this year and have the hang of it, it feels good! I’m kind of<br />
hooked on that feeling of mental<br />
appreciated her presence spaciousness.<br />
Real relaxation isn’t meant to fill up<br />
more.<br />
They weren’t kidding.<br />
Time does pass more quickly as we<br />
age, but here’s the good news: growing<br />
older increases the value we put on<br />
time. When we know there’s less time<br />
ahead, we appreciate it more.<br />
I squandered so much time as a<br />
young adult. All those moments spent<br />
daydreaming, pretending, and posing,<br />
I wish I had them back now.<br />
But I also understand that in youth I<br />
was trying to sort out just who I am.<br />
Now I know, and that makes life a lot<br />
easier.<br />
I’m not stumbling around trying to<br />
identify myself. I’ve got a pretty solid<br />
idea of who I am, where I am, and<br />
where I’d like to go.<br />
It wasn’t until my early 30s that I’d<br />
established this sense of identity. Then<br />
I got traction and found a couple<br />
niches into which I fit perfectly:<br />
writing and teaching.<br />
There are people I meet in their late<br />
teens and early 20s who already have a<br />
secure sense of self and a confidence I<br />
never possessed. It’s a gift I envy.<br />
There’s no point, though, in comparing<br />
my rocky path to others’<br />
journeys. Every life is unique and all<br />
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time or space; it’s meant to slow time<br />
down and hollow out a quiet space in<br />
our lives.<br />
Learning new things is a good way<br />
to use time. The older I get, the more<br />
curious I am. I’m especially interested<br />
in learning more about words and the<br />
world. That’s why I like completing my<br />
editing certificate program courses<br />
and why I enjoy traveling.<br />
Connecting with people is a very<br />
positive use of time. Life is beautiful,<br />
but it’s also difficult.<br />
If we can bolster<br />
each other by<br />
connecting<br />
kindly, our relationships<br />
are<br />
meaningful and<br />
mutually beneficial.<br />
You can’t do<br />
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Goodbye,<br />
Summer<br />
Although letting<br />
go of summer is hard this year,<br />
I’m grateful for the chance to reflect on<br />
the change in seasons.<br />
The reason I don’t want summer to<br />
go is that I’ve spent more time with her<br />
this year and have appreciated her<br />
presence more.<br />
Getting reacquainted with summer<br />
has been a worthwhile experience, and<br />
there’s nothing wrong with missing a<br />
true friend when she’s gone.<br />
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BOX 996<br />
CASTOR,AB 403-740-4812<br />
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The property located at 5324-49 Ave, Provost, Alberta (Plan 5206TR, Block 1, Lot 3, Excepting<br />
thereout all mines and minerals) is being offered for sale by Tender on an “as is where is” basis,<br />
subject to present non-financial encumbrances and restrictions (if any) as per existing Certificate of<br />
Title. Highlights of the property are as follows:<br />
• Norfab Mobile Home built in 1976, with three bedrooms, one bath, laminate floors throughout,<br />
and covered deck.<br />
• A work shop that is well heated, powered (220V single phase and 220V three phase), insulated,<br />
with cement floor. Shop measures 44’x61’ and 18’ in height. Has the perfect room to park larger<br />
sized vehicles.<br />
• Lot is well landscaped with water fountain and beautiful mature poplar trees.<br />
• Driveway is gravelled and has a great view of the Trout Pond.<br />
The purchase price submitted shall be subject to GST, if applicable, and the balance of the purchase<br />
price is to be paid on or before November 6, 2017 being the closing date. If the successful tenderer does<br />
not complete the purchase after acceptance of his/her tender, the deposit will be forfeited. The highest<br />
or any tender not necessarily accepted. Deposits of unsuccessful tenderers will be returned to them.<br />
For further particulars and details phone Beverly Omilusik at 780-573-4971<br />
between the hours of 6:00-9:00 P.M. (text messages are acceptable)<br />
There will be one viewing only, to occur on September 30, 2017 from 11:00 A.M.–5:00 P.M.<br />
Tenders to be submitted in sealed envelope marked “TENDERS – OMILUSIK ESTATE - File # AJF:<br />
41,633-000” to be accompanied by certified cheque or bank draft payable to “Fox Wakefield, in Trust”<br />
for 10% of total amount of tender price.<br />
Tenders will close at 12:00 Noon on Friday, October 6, 2017, and Tenders will be received by:<br />
FOX WAKEFIELD & SHOLTER<br />
c/o AJ FOX and JORDAN BOLT<br />
P.O. Box 500, 5016 – 48th Street LLOYDMINSTER, SK/AB., S9V 0Y6.
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An alarmist’s fantasy?<br />
East<br />
Cont’d from Pg 6<br />
best guess—an alarmist’s fantasy?<br />
And where are these people going to This question is one of many that<br />
work when the shutdowns are completed?<br />
This is not going to be fixed collar workers.<br />
I’ve been asked by my fellow blue-<br />
with $450,000.<br />
They want to know, who supports<br />
In the Journal article slamming us.<br />
these small towns and claiming that If an ordinary person agrees with<br />
Alberta coal plants cause hurricanes, this harmful ideology as it’s presented,<br />
then they can respond with<br />
there is absolutely no scientific information—only<br />
innuendo and<br />
silence and simply move on.<br />
allegations.<br />
But for those of us who disagree,<br />
Instead, the Journal quotes the pope surely the time to talk is now.<br />
as an authority on science.<br />
John Satink<br />
Graham Thomson, who wrote the<br />
Drumheller, Ab.<br />
article, isn’t a<br />
hurricane scientist<br />
either.<br />
This being<br />
true, it raises the<br />
question: Is his<br />
editorial version<br />
of “connecting<br />
the dots” simply a<br />
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Alix Hotel robbed<br />
of cash at gunpoint<br />
Bashaw RCMP received a 911 call at<br />
6:56 p.m. and responded immediately<br />
to a report of an armed robbery at the<br />
local hotel in Alix, Ab. on Sept. 12.<br />
The male entered the hotel bar at<br />
6:50 p.m., carrying what appeared to be<br />
a long barrelled firearm. He pointed<br />
the firearm at patrons and a hotel<br />
worker and demanded cash from the<br />
till and the VLT’s.<br />
Once he received the cash, he fled<br />
out the front and was seen to get into<br />
the passenger side of a dark coloured<br />
SUV which headed eastbound.<br />
No one in the bar was injured during<br />
this incident.<br />
The license plate on the vehicle was<br />
determined to be stolen. Patrols by<br />
Bashaw and Stettler RCMP members<br />
did not locate the vehicle.<br />
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The male suspect is described as<br />
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white design on the left breast, dark<br />
coloured hat with a design on the front,<br />
black sunglasses, dark gloves and a<br />
white and dark coloured tight bandana<br />
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The driver of the vehicle was male,<br />
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The County of Paintearth is seeking a dynamic, knowledgeable Assistant Director of Public Works to<br />
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• Strong writing and organizational skills<br />
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and ability to deal effectively with people<br />
• Computer skills in Microsoft Office software<br />
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• Current certification or willing to obtain certification in:<br />
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Chiropractic - Dr. Craig Larson, DC<br />
“I’ve lived and practiced in Hanna, Castor and Consort for 25 years. I don’t know if I’ve seen it all, but I’ve seen almost<br />
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Chiropractic - Dr. Carissa Kimpinski, DC<br />
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110 - 2nd Ave West., Hanna • (403) 854-2110 • Mon., Tues., Thurs.,Fri. 9:00-5:00 • Wed. 1:30-6:30<br />
Exercise Services - Patrick May, Exercise Physiologist, Personal Trainer<br />
“Working collaboratively within an interdisciplinary team, I’m responsible for the evaluation, development,<br />
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Orchid Embers Spa - Cyndy Harris, Certified Esthetician<br />
“I’m passionate about providing exceptional spa services to the health conscious and<br />
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