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obituaries
Hazel Schnurer passed away peacefully
at age 83, after 28 years of
building a home
and supporting her
community in
Hanna, Ab.
She spent her
days assisting with
various charitable
endeavours, local
events and senior
organizations.
With a smile for all,
Schnurer her daily works
and family were
her pride and joy.
Schnurer always had a smile for all
A loving daughter, sister, mother,
grandmother and great- grandmother;
Hazel, was predeceased by her parents
Leonard and Alice O’Dell; brother,
Milton O’Dell; husband, Joseph
Schnurer; and grandchild, John Paul
Schnurer.
Hazel is survived by her son, Brian
(Daphne) Schnurer; families: Jamie
(Andrew) Straile, Danielle (Cody)
Strang, Chelsea (Andrew)
Montgomery, Bryant (Celeste)
Schnurer; daughter Patti (Alf) Hieb;
families: Jason Hieb, Kevin (Nicole)
Hieb; son David (Laura) Schnurer;
families Michael (Ashley) Schnurer,
Ryan (Lauren) Schnurer, Miranda
(Sean) Peterson; daughter Donna
Landry; families: Amber Knauft,
Deanna (Nolan) Groundwater;
daughter Debbie Salik; families:
Krista Salik, Aaron (Robyn) Salik,
Courtney (Corey) Ward and 13 great
grandchildren.
She is also survived by brother
Walter (Carolyn) O’Dell, brother
Gordon (Jacque) O’Dell, brother
Howard (Lynette) O’Dell, sister Betty
(Steve) Jarvas, brother Stanley O’Dell,
sister-in-law Gertrude O’Dell and
numerous nieces, nephews and
friends.
The funeral service was held at St.
George’s Catholic Church on Mon.
Feb. 26, 11 a.m., followed by a luncheon
at the Hanna Community Center.
Contributions in memory of Hazel
can be made to the Heart & Stroke
Foundation, the Sunshine Club, Box
160, Hanna, T0J 1P0, or to a charity of
your choice.
Condolences may be sent or viewed
at www.hannafuneral.ca.
Arrangements in care of Hanna
Funeral Services Ltd., Hanna, AB,
403-854-5956.
Neat and tidy farmstead was a must
Gordon Saunders was born in
Castor, Ab. Nov. 20, 1921. He grew up
on the farm and after completing
normal school training in Calgary, he
taught in one room schools for four
years before returning to the farm in
1945.
Gordon and Connie were married
June 16, 1974. They both enjoyed life
on the farm, riding horses, feeding
cattle and operating the farm
equipment.
Keeping the farmstead and garden
travelled from Tuktoyaktuk to
Galveston and from Tofino to Cape
Breton, no year was really complete
without a trip to the mountains in the
summer camping or in the winter
skiing or perhaps both.
Gordon and Connie moved into
Paintearth Lodge in November of 2017
and then Gordon moved to Castor
Extended Care in December before
moving to Coronation on Jan. 10, 2018
until his passing on Feb. 15, 2018.
Gordon was predeceased by his
1935, brother Howard Saunders in May
1945, step brother Arnold Houseman,
step father Floyd Houseman in
November 1966, mother Lydia
Houseman in March of 1980, motherin-law
Min Annett in January 1994,
father-in-law John Annett in October
of 1999, brother-in-law Claude
McLaren in January 2000, and niece
Muriel (Lyle) Jackson in March 2012.
Gordon leaves to mourn his wife
Connie Saunders of Castor; sister Ethel
McLaren of Viking; nephew Colin (Ev)
and Megan and Bobbi Jo McLaren of
Edmonton; other family and dear
friends.
Funeral services
were held at Knox
United Church on
Wed., Feb. 21, 2018
at 2 p.m. with Rev.
Barbara
Zimmerman
officiating.
Cathy Schaffner
and the Knox
neat and tidy was a must. They father Howard Saunders in March of McLaren of Viking; great nieces: Billi
enjoyed travelling. Although they 1928, step brother Dalton in December Jo (Brent) White and children Evan
Saunders
Enjoyed his incredible lifelong journey
Orale Kewley Peterson
Sept. 7, 1927 – Feb. 22, 2018
Orale Kewley Peterson was born
Sept. 7, 1927 in Carruthers, Sk. to
Fredrik Peterson and Francis Mary
Kewley. He passed away
peacefully in the Stettler
Hospital with family at his
side.
Orale was the fourth of
five children that grew up
on the Carruthers family
farm. As a young man
Orale worked on the family
farm and helped carve a
living out of the prairie sod.
Eventually he took over the Peterson
farm and the passion for
farming never left his blood.
In 1966 Orale moved to the Bulwark
area where he set down deep roots and
engaged in mixed farming as he
worked to raise 11 children.
Orale is survived by his children,
Daryl (Brenda), Wynne, Connie, Ricky,
Friela (Kevin), Rodney (Peggy),
Dwayne, Shiena, Todd; daughter-inlaw
Carol; step children Wayne
(Jolene), Cathy; sister Ruth; sisters-inlaw
Rita and Lil.
He leaves a legacy of 19 grandchildren;
three step grandchildren; 32
great grandchildren and one great
great grandchild. They all have a very
special place in his heart. He especially
loved cuddling babies and over
the years he has had many to hold and
spoil.
Orale was predeceased by his wife
Bev, sons Lloyd and Lyle, granddaughter
Rhondi, brothers Carl and
Lorne, sister Pearl, brothers -in-law
Stuart and Alex.
Orale never let the grass grow under
his feet and for most of his life he was
hard to keep up with.
He was always up for an adventure:
fishing, bike riding, curling, skating,
watching hockey and wood working,
or anything that included risk!
He loved to camp, fish and the
“Narrows” was his favourite hangout
spot.
If there was ever downtime, he
would be challenging someone near to
a game of crib or pool and if no one
took him up on the challenge, he
would be playing solitaire. A man in
constant motion!
In 1988 Orale married Bev
Thacker and relocated to Red
Deer, starting their retirement
which allowed them to travel,
camp and follow the Scotties
and Brier curling championships
for many years. He
remained an avid curler well
into his 80’s!
Orale was known to rarely
travel directly from point A to
point B, but rather to drive
every back road checking out
the crops as he went. If there
was a Tim Horton’s or an Auction
Mart along the way, it was an automatic
STOP!
Orale loved to visit with those he
knew and those he didn’t. No one was
a stranger to him.
NOTICE
SUBDIVISION &
DEVELOPMENT APPEAL
BOARD HEARING
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
1:00 p.m.
M.D. of Provost No. 52
Administration Building
4504 – 53rd Avenue
Provost, Alberta
Proposed Subdivision –
N.W. 21-39-5-W4M
Owner: Vernon David Froland and
Russel Clarence Froland
Applicant: Heather Froland
Tyler Lawrason
Secretary,
Subdivision & Development
Appeal Board Committee
Orale was a true original, who will
be missed by everyone who knew him.
He enjoyed his incredible, lifelong
journey to the fullest.
A celebration of Orale’s life was held
on Feb. 28, 2018 at 2 p.m. Castor
Community Hall.
Donations, if you desire, may be
made to the Castor Curling Club in
honour of his love of curling or a
charity of your choice, c/o Parkview
Funeral Chapels, Box 186, Castor, Ab.
TOC OXO, 403-882-3141, who have been
entrusted with the care and arrangements.
To send condolences to the
family, please visit www.parkviewfuneralchapels.com
United Church
Choir presented
their gifts of music.
Connie’s cousin Edythe Floden gave a
loving tribute.
Gordon was laid to rest at Castor
Cemetery with Melvin Weber, Rod
Willis, Clarence Harder, Colin
McLaren, Tony Schulmeister and Ted
Schulmeister as pallbearers.
Family and friends gathered at the
Upper Hall of Knox United Church for
a time of fellowship and a luncheon by
UCW.
Donations will be gratefully
accepted by Castor Cemetery Fund,
Castor, Ab. or to a charity of your own
choice.
Sympathies may be forwarded to the
family by signing the guestbook at
www.parkviewfuneralchapels.com
Parkview Funeral Chapels &
Crematorium, 403-882-3141, entrusted
with the care and funeral
arrangements.
TOWN OF CORONATION
PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
2018 ASSESSMENT NOTICES
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of Section 311 of the
Municipal Government Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000, Chapter M-26
that the Town of Coronation has mailed Assessment Notices to all persons
appearing on the Assessment Roll as of the Assessment Date of February 23,
2018.
Any person who desires to object to the entry of his/her name or that of any
other person upon the said roll or to the assessed value placed upon any
property must lodge his/her complaint(s) in writing and submit to the Clerk of
the Assessment Review Board on or before April 24, 2018.
Pursuant to Town of Coronation Bylaw 2011-594, a charge is required for
each assessment appeal. The fee is refundable if the Assessment Review
Board makes a decision in favour of the complainant, pursuant to Section
481(2) of the Municipal Government Act. The Board may refund fees to other
complainants at their discretion.
Assessment complaints, with applicable fee, can be forwarded to the
Assessment Appeal Board Clerk of the Town of Coronation at Box 219,
Coronation, Alberta T0C 1C0.
All assessed persons are deemed to have received their notice as a result of
this publication. If you have not received an assessment notice for property
you own in the Town of Coronation, please contact the Town Office at 403-
578-3679.
Sandra Kulyk
Chief Administrative Officer
Town of Coronation