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October 12, 2017 

Volume 106 

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Lead vocalist and guitarist, Chad Kroeger and bassist, Ryan Peake, of the famed Canadian rock band, Nikelback, land at the Hanna airport to return to their roots 

for filming a documentary. A small band concert was held in the Hanna Community Centre where they played with their former band members, Village Idiots, 

along with seven other former music bands from Hanna. They played to a full house on Fri. Sept. 29. 

ECA Review/Submitted 

Hanna RCMP thank those who assisted during storm 

The recent winter storm created 

extremely difficult situations 

for motorists on Monday leaving 

them stranded for extended 

periods of time while work was 

being done to get to them. 

Many people were involved in 

the response to this situation. 

The Hanna RCMP Detachment 

took 90 calls for service within a 

20 hour period of time. 

These calls were spread out 

over a large geographic area. 

This is an extraordinarily high 

call volume obviously caused by 

the winter storm. 

RCMP, EMS, Fire crews, road 

maintenance crews, phone repair 

crews and the media all played a 

part in the response to these 

calls. Everyone worked 

extremely hard under very difficult 

circumstances. 

The response from Hanna and 

surrounding area residents was 

amazing and is indicative of the 

level of caring and compassion 

people had during this difficult 

INDEX 

Coronation School ............. 3 

On the Other Hand ............ 4 

PrairieView ........................ 4 

Letters .................... 5 - 6, 14 

Real Estate/Homes ....... 6 - 7 

Agriculture ............... 14 - 15 

Big Valley council ............. 15 

Classifieds/Careers .......... 16 

Obituaries ................. 17, 20 

time. The residents truly went 

above and beyond during this 

storm. 

The Hanna Lodge and Bethel 

Evangelical Church took in close 

to 80 people that were stranded by 

the storm. The Hanna United 

Church was also prepared and 

ready to take in more stranded 

motorists. 

There were even residents that 

opened their homes to complete 

strangers in need of shelter. 

Farmers and members of 

Hutterite colonies went out with 

their machinery to assist with 

opening up roads that were completely 

blocked in an attempt to 

allow first responders to get into 

some of the hardest hit areas. 

People on snow machines also 

drove out to areas where people 

were stranded to check on them 

and provide water. 

There are likely many more 

examples. The RCMP would like 

to thank everyone for the help 

they provided and the stranded 

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Prevention 

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Skid Steers: $599 

Windrowers: $699 

motorists for their patience while 

crews were working to get them 

out. 

Damaged power line and pole 

A semi hauling a grader and 

pickup-truck was involved in a 

property damage motor vehicle 

collision (MVC) in the early 

morning hours of Sept. 25, 2017. 

Upon review of some video 

surveillance and evidence left at 

the scene, it was determined the 

semi was travelling on 44th 

Avenue in Stettler when the 

grader struck an overhead line 

causing significant damage to the 

power line and pole. 

Stettler RCMP is seeking the 

public’s assistance in identifying 

those parties involved in this 

incident. 

Assault with a weapon 

Hanna RCMP responded to a 

complaint on Oct. 5 at 11 p.m., 

that a hitch hiker was threatened 

with a knife. 

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The female victim reported 

that she was hitchhiking along 

Highway 36, south of Hanna 

when a lone male stopped and 

picked her up offering her a ride 

to Wainwright. 

While they were driving in the 

vehicle, the suspect pulled out a 

knife and threatened the victim. 

The victim pushed the knife 

away and pulled out her cell 

phone at which point the suspect 

slammed on the brakes and 

released the victim from the 

vehicle. 

Once the victim was out of the 

vehicle, the suspect sped north on 

highway 36 towards Hwy 9. 

The victim flagged down a 

trucker who was in the area and 

the RCMP were called. 

The victim was not injured. 

The suspect is described as an 

aboriginal male, in his 30’s, 

t-shirt, blue jeans, short crewcut 

hair style, black hair, medium 

build, over 5’8” tall. 

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Coronation Senior High student awards 

Coronation Senior High 

School awards ceremony was 

held at the school gymnasium 

on Sun. Sept. 24. 

Award for a student who is 

attending university or college: 

Madison Nichols 

Scholarship for highest 

average in grade 12, 30 level 

courses: Kyla Duncan 

Award for highest achievement 

in Math 30: Simon Cole 

Award for highest achievement 

in grade eleven: Gabriella 

Pasolli 

Achievement Award for 

highest achievement in grade 

ten: Michael Griffiths 

Discovery Award awarded to 

a student who is pursuing a 

post-secondary education in an 

industry-related field of interest 

to Inter Pipeline: Simon Cole 

Scholarships for community 

involvement: Kyla Duncan, 

Tanner Eno, Morgan Leuck, 

Kaylea Twa 

Award for CTS Shop: 

Jeffrey Smith 

Award for CTS Foods: 

Courtney Elliott, Kaylea Twa 

Award for outstanding 

achievement in CTS construction: 

Tanner Eno 

Marilyn Suntjens Memorial 

Bursary for a student who demonstrates 

citizenship and 

congeniality: Kaylea Twa 

Kristin Rodvang Memorial 

Award to a high school student 

Cont’d from Pg 1 

The suspect vehicle is 

described as a black 4-door 

sedan with a leather interior. 

The suspect vehicle had some 

damage to the right front 

bumper. 

who exhibits acceptance and 

exceptional tolerance towards 

others: Kylan Huber 

Award for congenialityto a 

grade eleven student elected by 

students and staff who best 

demonstrates a congenial attitude 

to teachers and peers, in 

memory of David Nelson (1973- 

1990): Jeremy Burkinshaw 

Travis Glazier Memorial 

Scholarship goes to a student 

who is an ally to the vulnerable 

and embodies leadership, 

honour and loyalty: Kaylea Twa 

The Rodvang Family Award 

to a student who is planning to 

pursue one of the following disciplines: 

agriculture, earth 

science, environment, nursing 

or medicine: Kaylea Twa 

The Wilhelm Krautt 

Scholarship: In memory of 

Wilhelm Krautt, who lived and 

farmed south of Halkirk from 

1929 to his death in 1969, for the 

most deserving academic student 

in the County of 

Paintearth: Kyla Duncan 

The Governor General’s 

Medal: In 1873, the Earl of 

Dufferin, who served as 

Governor General from 1872- 

1878, created a medal to 

recognize scholastic 

achievements. 

The medal is awarded to the 

student who graduates with the 

highest standing in his or her 

institution. 

Fatal collision on Highway 41 

Fatal collision on Hwy 41 

Oyen RCMP responded to a 

serious motor-vehicle collision 

on Hwy 41 at the 

intersection of 

Hwy 570, southeast 

of Oyen on 

Wed. Oct. 4. 

Initial investigation 

shows that 

a Chevrolet 

Cavalier was 

travelling on 

Hwy 570 and 

stopped at the 

intersection of 

Hwy 41. The 

Cavalier then 

proceeded into 

the driving lane 

of Hwy 41 and 

was struck by an 

oncoming F-350 

that was travelling 

northbound 

on Hwy 41. 

Both occupants 

of the 

Cavalier, a 

81-year-old male 

passenger and 

80-year-old 

female driver 

from Purdue, 

Saskatchewan 

died in the collision. 

The driver 

of the F-350, a 

40-year-old man, 

sustained minor 

injuries. 

An RCMP collision 

analyst is 

assisting with the 

investigation to 

identify any 

contributing factors in the 

collision. 

Drug seizure 

Wainwright RCMP members 

stopped a vehicle on Oct. 4 in 

Wainwright for a traffic violation. 

Upon further 

investigation, methamphetamine 

and marijuana with a 

street value estimated at $4770 

Massage Therapy 

Chad Brummund, RMT, CAT(C), BA 

Chiropractic 

Dr. Craig Larson, DC 

Dr. Carissa Kimpinski, DC 

Exercise Services 

Patrick May, Exercise Physiologist, 

Personal Trainer 

Orchid Embers Spa 

Cyndy Harris, Certified Esthetician 

Dr. Craig Larson 

Chiropractic Clinics 

Hanna, Ab 

(Castor & Consort) 

(403) 854-2110 

Knox United Church 

ROAST BEEF 

FALL SUPPER 

Sunday October 22, 2017 

4 - 7 p.m. at Castor Community Hall 

Adults ..........................$15.00 

Students (6-12) ..............$6.00 

5 & Under ....................... Free 

For more information check us out on 

Facebook @ Knox United Church 

This year’s winner: Kyla 

Duncan 

Honour Roll: Students will be 

placed on the Honour Roll if 

they have an average of 80 per 

cent or better in the following 

subjects at the same grade level: 

English, Social, Science and 

Math. 

Grade 10: Wade Black, Koryn 

Duncan, Marylou Gilbertson, 

Michael Griffiths, Sydney 

Kubinchak, Breanna Mears, 

Zach Roque and Taylor Wilson 

Grade 11: Richen Basig, 

Michael Black, Erin Brown, 

Rayel Copan, Sydney Elliott, 

Gabriella Pasolli, Cody 

Wadstein 

Grade 12: Simon Cole, Kyla 

Duncan, Madison Nichols, 

Kaylea Twa 

Achievement Roll: A student 

in senior high who achieves an 

average of 75 per cent or better 

in English, Social, Science and 

Math is to be placed on the 

Senior High Achievement Roll. 

Grade 11: Nicolas Brigley, 

Jeremy Burkinshaw, Robby 

Gilbertson, Jaron Grice, Kylan 

Huber, Elizabeth 

Kambalafakas, Breanne Shaw 

Grade 12: Courtney Elliott, 

Morgan Leuck, Ethan Richard, 

Chelsey Sieger 

Athletic Awards: Most 

Valuable Player (MVP) Boy’s 

Volleyball – Adam Close; MVP 

Girl’s Volleyball – Kyla 

was located and the driver was 

arrested. 

Geoffrey Clouter (51) of 

Minburn, Ab. was charged two 

counts of possession for the 

purpose of trafficking and 

three counts of failing to 

comply with conditions of a 

recognizance. Clouter will be 

held in custody until his Nov. 2 

court appearance. 

Coronation 

4-H Beef Club 

Re Organizational 

Meeting 

Sun., Oct. 15 

7 pm at Coronation School 

New Members Welcome 

For more information, call 

Dionne Elliott 403-578-3738 

Castor 

Little Theatre 

READ THROUGH 

for 

“Drinking 

Habits” 

Tues. Oct. 17 

7 pm at Castor Community Hall 

Contact Rob Nichols for 

more info 403-741-2069 

Duncan; MVP Boy’s 

Basketball – Michael Black, 

MVP Girl’s Basketball - 

Richen Basig 

Academic Achievement 

awards to recognize students 

who have distinguished 

themselves by academic 

excellence in specific academic 

disciplines. 

Mathematics 

Math 31: Kyla Duncan, 

Simon Cole; Math 30-1: Simon 

Cole; Math 30-2: Kaylea Twa; 

Math 30-3: Tanner Eno; 

Math 20-1: Gabriella Pasolli; 

Math 20-2: Adam Close; Math 

20-3: Cody Wadstein ; Math 

10-C: Koryn Duncan ; Math 

10-3: Koby Welsh 

English Language Arts 

English 30-1: Kyla Duncan 

; English 30-2: Jillian 

Waltham ; English 20-1: 

Stettler Junior 

Badminton Club 

Registration Night 

Monday, October 16 & 

Wednesday, October 18 

Trevor L. Jones Sept 9, 1970 - Oct 15, 2011 

You will lose someone you can’t live without, 

and your heart will be badly broken. 

And the bad news is that you never 

completely get over the loss of your beloved. 

But this is also the good news. 

They live forever in your broken heart 

that doesn’t seal back up and you come through it. 

It’s like having a broken leg that never heals perfectly... 

that still hurts when the weather gets cold, 

but you learn to dance with the limp. 

Forever in our hearts, Loreen, Brant, Reegan & Mattea, 

Jim, Renee, Lloyd & Family, Andrea, Allen & Family, Cindy, 

Gord & Family, Deb, Roger & Family. 

7pm – 8:30pm at 

Stettler Elementary school gym 

(access through the north doors at the High School parking lot) 

Non-Competitive Program 

$ 

150 

(includes membership registration 

with the Alberta Badminton Assoc) 

Practices Mondays & Wednesdays 7pm – 8:30pm 

Training for the first hour and play afterwards. 

Inquiries: Alan Stefanik (403) 876-2247 

* new & returning players welcome 

20 th Anniversary 

Sibbald Haunted House 

Friday, Oct 27 th 

Kid’s Night 

Richen Basig; English 20-2: 

Cody Wadstein ; 

English 10-1: Michael 

Griffiths; English 10-2: 

Kendle Martin 

The Sciences 

Chemistry 30: Kyla 

Duncan; Biology 30: Kyla 

Duncan ; Physics 30: 

Gabriella Pasolli; Chemistry 

20: Gabriella Pasolli; Biology 

20: Gabriella Pasolli; Physics 

20: Gabriella Pasolli; Science 

10: Koryn Duncan; Science 

14: Delaney Rock 

Social Studies 

Social 30-1: Kyla Duncan, 

Simon Cole; Social 30-2: 

Jillian Waltham, Daniel 

Mears; Social 20-1: Gabriella 

Pasolli; Social 20-2: Cody 

Wadstein; Social 10-1: 

Michael Griffiths; Social 10-2: 

Kendle Martin 

Saturday, Oct 28 th 

Adult’s Night 

Doors Open @ 7:30 

Doors Open @ 6:30 

Cover Charge $10 • Cover Charge & Haunted Maze $20 

Family Rate (4 or More) $70 • Kids 5 & Under FREE 

Wear a Costume on either night 

and be entered for a $500 Cash Prize! 

Draw To Be Held Oct 28th 

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Terrorism is not 

V I E W P O I N T S 

The opinions expressed are not necessarily 

the opinions of this newspaper. 

colour coded 

by B.P. Schimke 

The water cooler discussion a week 

ago Monday was predictable, the Las 

Vegas massacre of concert goers and a 

vehicle assault on a police officer and 

Jasper Avenue pedestrians in 

Edmonton. 

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Terrorism is simply 

getting wrapped up in an 

uncompromising ideology 

that leads to the justification 

for violence. 

As would be expected, there was 

much grief expressed for those gunned 

down like animals in Vegas, and fear 

about what happened in Edmonton. 

But the comment that continues to 

haunt me was when the kindest person 

on staff said, “the one good thing, at 

least the Vegas shooting wasn’t a terrorist 

attack”. 

Now the only possible rationale for 

such a comment would be an inner 

belief that the shooter in Vegas was not 

a terrorist because he was white with a 

traditional American name. Whereas 

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the perpetrator in Edmonton was a terrorist 

because he was brown with an 

Arab-sounding name. 

Even though the white guy had an 

arsenal of modified assault weapons to 

maximize carnage in Vegas, why 

would anyone consider him less of a 

terrorist than the individual in 

Edmonton with an ISIS flag? 

This year in Canada there have been 

more innocent Muslims gunned down 

by a white extremist than the other 

way around. 

On January 29, Alexandre 

Bissonnette opened fire in a Quebec 

City mosque as prayers were ending, 

killing six and injuring 19. 

Iman Hassan Guillet during the 

funeral for the six said, “Alexandre 

Bissonnette, before being a killer, was 

a victim himself”. “Before he planted 

bullets in the heads of his victims, 

somebody planted ideas more dangerous 

than bullets in this head”, said 

Guillet. 

Terrorism is any act against citizens 

by an individual or group that subscribes 

to an uncompromising 

ideology that can justify and rationalize 

violence on innocents. 

Writer, Jason Burke, in “The Myth 

of the Lone Wolf”, reminds us that 

during the 1960’s and 70’s many home 

grown groups and lone wolves, on the 

right and left, were terrorizing Europe 

and America. 

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by Herman Schwenk 

I read with interest the letter from 

Gilles Danis in the Sept. 28/17 issue of 

the ECA Review, titled ‘Global 

warming is not theory’. 

I am not a scientist or a climatologist 

but I have studied the issue of global 

warming quite extensively for the past 

20 years. 

In reading his letter, I would suggest 

that he is comparing apples and 

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Meteorological and geological scientists 

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Democracy received a slap 

Dear Editor 

Regarding the upcoming election in 

the Town and County of Stettler, I 

would very much like to encourage eligible 

voters to examine the issues 

carefully and vote carefully for their 

choice of candidate who they wish to 

represent them at the municipal level 

for the next four years. 

Government affects all of us at the 

national, provincial and municipal 

levels and it is at the municipal level 

where our votes are most important. 

The County of Stettler voters have 

some very important decisions to 

make and as Canadians, need to 

realize how important their individual 

votes are in this particular upcoming 

election. 

County residents voted ‘NO’ in a vote 

of the electorate held Mon. June 27, 

regarding the wasteful expense and 

cost of the new county public works 

building. 

Exactly 1047 eligible voters weighed 

in on the issue at voting 

stations throughout the County, 

with 54 per cent of voters saying no to a 

new shop facility and 46 per cent of the 

voters saying yes. 

The County Shop building is historically 

the largest capital project ever 

undertaken by the County of Stettler. 

Never before had a plebiscite vote 

been necessary in the County of 

Stettler regarding such an important 

issue involving such a large expenditure 

of money. 

Within days of the plebiscite being 

defeated, the sitting County 

of Stettler councillors voted 

to proceed with the building 

project using money that 

was meant for necessary 

new roads to pay for the cost 

of the building project. 

Stettler County council 

bulldozed the majority vote 

and majority will of the 

public and spent a very 

large amount of money on a 

building that was much 

more than was needed. 

SHAME on the councillors 

for defying the will of 

the people in a legal vote. 

The government did not 

listen to the people. NOW is 

the time to make them 

listen. 

Every Canadian who 

believes in democracy needs 

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to vote and make certain 

that none of the incumbent 

county council candidates 

are returned to office. 

Only Ernest Gendre was 

strong enough to stand up 

and vote against the 

spending frenzy of Stettler 

County councillors. 

Please, as a Canadian, I 

am asking the County of 

Stettler municipal voters to 

take this opportunity and 

vote the incumbent councillors 

out of office. Democracy 

has received a slap in the 

face and voters need to 

stand up for Canada and for 

democracy. 

Christine McGhee, 

former County resident 

 

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R e a l E s t a t e / H o m e s 

mail bag 

Failure to get response from Kneehill residents 

Dear Editor, 

First of all, I would like to 

extend my sincere thanks to all 

the nominees for Kneehill 

County Council. Thank you as 

well for the dedicated service of 

each council member who 

decided to step down at this 

time. 

On June 28, Kneehill County 

held a public hearing for their 

Municipal Development Plan 

(MDP). This is the most important 

planning document in the 

County. 

Two information sessions for 

comments on the draft MDP 

were held and I’m told a grand 

total of zero persons attended. 

A third session combined 

with the annual update on the 

County netted a few more 

attendees and the public 

hearing itself a handful of 

comments. 

Meanwhile, a questionnaire 

was sent out with a County 

newsletter to get input on the 

draft. 

This questionnaire was 

responded to by a grand total of 

22 out of 5,000 residents … that’s 

correct TWENTY-TWO. Each 

councillor could have sat down 

for coffee with three residents 

and obtained better results. 

Surprisingly, Kneehill 

administration spent a considerable 

amount of time turning 

these 22 surveys into statistics 

with percentages. 

Really, people, is that how 

much we care about our 

county? 

What should we really take 

away from those surveys? 

Obviously not much! 

The first question should be 

“How can we get a better 

response from our residents?” 

The next question should be 

C02, not a factor in climate warming 


That first ice age lasted 

about 400,000 years. At that 

time there was no oxygen in 

the atmosphere, it was 

somewhere between 70 and 

90 per cent C02. 

So C02 was not a factor in 

warming up the climate at 

that time. 

They have figured out 

that in every case when the 

climate warmed up, C02 

emissions did not increase 

until after the climate had 

warmed up. 

Climate change is caused 

by solar activity and cycles. 

During the medieval 

warm period over a 1000 

years ago, global temperatures 

were much warmer 

than they are now. 

During that period, the 

Vikings were farming and 

growing grain on 

Greenland. 

No one knows, but it is 

possible that the Arctic 

Ocean may have been open 

to the North Pole at that 

time. 

Today Greenland is solid 

permafrost. The warm 

period we are experiencing 

today began about the year 

1750, before the industrial 

revelation, when man first 

started emitting C02 into 

the atmosphere from the 

burning of coal. 

In the last 100 years, the 

global mean temperature 

has only increased by about 

one degree which is hardly 

catastrophic! 

An excellent book I came 

across a few years ago was 

written by Bruno Wiskel. It 

describes, in detail, the 

work and research of the 

real scientists that determined 

the timing of the 

various ice ages that 

occurred. 

The title of the book is 

“The Sky is Not Falling”, 

Putting Climate Change on 

Trial. 

I would recommend to 

anyone interested in the 

real science of climate 

change, try to obtain a copy 

at a public library. 

C02 is not destroying our 

living conditions, in fact, it 

is improving the conditions 

for growing plants. 

There has already been 

an increase in yields of 

about 15 per cent by just 

increasing concentrations of 

CO2 from 280 parts-per-million 

(ppm) to 400 ppm. 

Scientists have determined 

that the ideal 

concentration for plant growth would 

be about 1200 ppm. 

My advise to everyone is to pay no 

attention to the climate alarmists. 

Climate change is and has always been 

natural. 

The sooner the media, politicians, 

environmentalists etc., admit that climate 

change is natural, the better off 

the world will be. 

Paintearth Regional Waste Management Ltd. 

WINTER HOURS 

Effective Wednesday, October 18th, 2017 

The Castor, Coronation and 

Halkirk Transfer Stations 

Winter Hours of Operation 

will be as follows: 

Wednesdays 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. 

Saturdays 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. 

If you don’t have an access card, 

they are available at the Halkirk Village 

Office, Town of Castor 

Office, County of 

Paintearth No. 18 Office 

and Coronation 

Transfer Station 

“Was the survey itself difficult 

to respond to?” 

Finally “How can we 

endorse a plan for the 

County when we have not 

succeeded in getting input 

from residents?” 

A couple of questions for 

each of the candidates for 

council and especially for 

the incumbents, “Will the 

residents of your division 

guide your decision 

making?” If so “Recognizing 

the current method of 

obtaining public input is not 

working, what is your plan 

to engage your residents?” 

Most importantly please 

get out and VOTE! 

Wendy Clark 

Rosebud, Ab. 

Kneehill County Resident 

LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER 

Parcel 1 

NW 1/4 13-29-3 W4th 

Excepting thereout all mines and minerals 

Area: 64.7 Hectares (160 Acres) more or less 

Parcel 2 

SW 1/4 13-29-3 W4th 

Containing 64.7 Hectares (160 Acres) more or less 

Excepting thereout 

A) Plan 9710086 Road 0.414 Hectares (1.02 Acres more or 

less) Excepting thereout all mines and minerals 

Including: 

3 Quonsets 

large bungalow built in 1976 

2 Butler bins on concrete (4,200 bushel) 

2 Twister bins on concrete (4,800 bushel) 

2 Behler hopper bins (1,200 bushel) 

3 Wheatland hopper bins (1,480 bushel) 

2 Westeel Roscoe bins, older, (2,700 & 1,200 bushel) 

Parcel 3 

SE 1/4 14-29-3 W4 (Cultivation Lease #5208) 

159 Acres more or less 

Parcel 4 

E 1/2 13-29-3 W4 (Grazing Lease #81953) 

275 Acres more or less 

All parcels subject to current Lease Agreement which 

expires December 31, 2017 

Tenders to be delivered to: 

Niblock & Company LLP at 420 Macleod Trail SE, 

Medicine Hat, Alberta or mailed to P.O. Box 609, 

Medicine Hat, Alberta T1A 7G5. 

Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 

A 5% deposit is to accompany said tender payable to 

Niblock & Company LLP, In Trust. 

Buyers are responsible for their own inspections. 

Tenders will be received until 4:00 p.m. on 

October 31, 2017. 

LANDS FOR SALE BY TENDER 

Richard G Creasey and Ann H Creasey hereby offer for sale by tender the following briefly described property 

subject to the reservations, exceptions and encumbrances contained in the existing certificates of title: 

SW 20-38-15-4, containing 146.85 acres more or less; and 

SE 20-38-15-4, containing 147.89 acres more or less 

(hereinafter called the “Lands”). 

FEATURES OF THIS PROPERTY: approx. 200 cultivated acres, cross-fenced, four dugouts, coulee, old railway 

right of way divides the property. 

The sale of the Lands is subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned: 

1. Vendor makes no warranties or representations about the property’s size/measurement, condition or 

environmental status. 

2. The gas well has been abandoned, generates no revenue and is currently on the Orphan Well 

Association’s list. 

3. Buyer to be responsible for all costs associated with registration. Tender price shall be excluding G.S.T. 

4. Tenders will be received by the lawyer noted below up to but not after 12:00 o’clock noon on October 

20, 2017. Tenders should be forwarded to Landman Reule Law Office in a sealed envelope marked 

“Creasey Tenders”. A certified cheque equal to 10% of the purchase price must accompany the tender. 

5. The balance of the purchase price to be paid by solicitor’s trust cheque or certified funds on or before 

December 12, 2017 (“Possession Date”). 

6. Property taxes not to be adjusted. 

7. Underground power line lease with annual revenue of approx. $640.00 will be assigned to the 

purchaser, but will not be adjusted. 

8. Seller will complete the fence on the north side of SW 20-38-15-4. 

9. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 

For further information regarding the property, please contact the owner at 403-741-6452. 

Please provide contact information, including a phone number, with the tender. 

LANDMAN REULE LAW OFFICE 

Lori R. Reule Barrister & Solicitor 

4819 - 51 Street, Box 1630 Stettler, Alberta TOC 2LO 

LANDS FOR SALE BY TENDER 

The owner hereby offers for sale by tender the following lands: 

Meridian 4 Range 16 Township 38 Section 3 Quarter South West - 

Paintearth County 

Meridian 4 Range 16 Township 37 Section 34 Quarter North West - 

Paintearth County 

both excepting thereout all mines and minerals and free and clear of all financial 

encumbrances. 

THE OWNERS MAKE NO WARRANTIES, REPRESENTATIONS ABOUT THE 

PROPERTY, SIZE/MEASUREMENT, CONDITION OR ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS. 

Possession will be granted on December 7, 2017 subject to payment of tender price. 

Buyer to be responsible for all costs associated with registration. G.S.T. to be added to 

the tender price where applicable. 

Tenders will be received by the undernoted law firm up to but not after 12:00 o’clock 

noon on November 15, 2017. Tenders should be forwarded or delivered to Anderson 

Law Office at their undernoted address in a sealed envelope marked “Muncy - Tenders” 

and should include a certified cheque payable to Anderson Law Office Trust for 5% of 

the price offered. Tenders may be for all or either of the parcels above mentioned. The 

balance of the purchase price must be paid on or before possession date. Terms of the sale 

will be cash. Cheques of unsuccessful tenderers will be returned. 

The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 

For additional information contact Ron Muncy at 403 323 0322. 

Anderson Law Office 

Box 190, Bay 5, 5002 -51 Avenue, Stettler, Alberta T0C 2L0 

Phone: 403-742-2529


Tell them Danny 

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R e a l E s t a t e / H o m e s 

Mindful of our intensity of hate 


I remember Timothy McVeigh killing 

168 innocent children and adults when 

he bombed a government building in 

Oklahoma City in 1995 and, in the same 

era, religious zealots bombing abortion 

clinics, killing adults to save babies. 

And there are many more terrorist 

examples prior to and post 9/11 perpetrated 

by whites on the left and right. 

Ironically, the Islamic extremists, 

who are fighting the infidels—democratic 

governments led by the United 

States—have much in common with 

white national extremists in the United 

States who are also fighting their democratically 

elected federal government. 

Whether it’s 20 dead six-year old students 

and six teachers in Sandy Hook or 

59 dead music fans in Vegas, mass 

shootings are 

wrapped up in 

American liberty 

and fear of their 

federal 

government. 

In Canada we 

need to stop 

Americanizing 

ourselves with a 

steady diet of 

CNN, Fox News 

and The Rebel. 

We are better 

educated, more 

travelled and 

have a far superior 

governance 

and judicial 

system than our 

neighbours to the 

south. (P.S. don’t 

tell them, they 

think they’re the 

greatest!) 

Terrorism is 

simply getting 

wrapped up in an 

uncompromising ideology 

that leads to the justification 

for violence. 

Most important, we must 

always be mindful of our 

hate and the intensity of that 

hate because each one of us 

can be radicalized. 

Terrorism is not colour 

coded. 

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36 pt 

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Special Areas recognizes the volunteers that 

keep their small communities safe as well as 

recognizing the outside agencies they work with 

including Acadia Valley, Delia, Craigmyle, 

Starland County, County of Cypress, County of 

Newell, County of Paintearth and County of 

Stettler. 

Altario members are, from the left, Ryan Davis, Jack Baier, Debra Murphy, Fire Chief 

Bruce Kohlman, Deputy Chief EMR Wendy Murphy, Todd Murphy, Jim Murphy, Bob 

Murphy, Leslie Davis (EMR) and Dean Forrester. 

Big Stone members are, from the left, Jaden Lockhart, Caleb Klassen, Fire Chief Buster Klassen, 

Deputy Chief Kirby Laughlin, Jason Paisley, Issac Edler, Pat Klassen (aerial lookout pilot) and 

John Armstrong Peace Officer/ DEMSA EMR/ Chaplain. Missing are John Beasley, Reid Rowan, 

Schylar Lockhart, Dan Gray, Scott MacPherson, Darcy Lockhart, Jerry Nelson, Troy Tattrie, Gord 

Sinclair and Jordy Hoff.

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Battle River 

LODGE 

403-578-2910 780-469-0579 

Coronation 

Edmonton 

Coronation Seed 

Cleaning Plant 

Coronation 

403-578-3810 

403-578-2584 • Coronation 

Buffalo members are, 

from the left, back row: 

Ross White, Vernard 

White, Fire Chief Pat 

Kukura, Neal Howe and 

Craig Holoida. Front 

row: Deputy Chief Dale 

Monkman, Doug Mclean 

Missing are Jodie 

Campbell, Bill Campbell 

and Darcy Kulyk. 

Bindloss members 

are, from the left, 

Fire Chief Creston 

Andersen, Paul 

Munro, Ivan Schlaht, 

Derek Barnes, 

Clarence Crocker. 

Missing are Marty 

Sturm and Deputy 

Chief Mark Sturm. 

4706 Victoria Avenue, 

Coronation AB 

403-578-4567 

Castor 

5106 - 50th ave. Castor, aB ph. 403.882.3055 

Castor 

Bottle Depot 

& Horseshoe 

Vet Supply 

403-882-4011 

OK Tire - Castor 

5501 - 50 Ave., Castor, AB 

403-882-4040 

Cereal members are, from the left, Leonard Olsen, Fire Chief Shephen Muzyka, Ben Tateson, Bill 

Rude, Les Watts, Matt Diakow, Kayla Muzyka, Brooke Muzyka, Jody Olsen, Corey Duque, Sam 

Shadlock, Sam Perrault, Deputy Chief Shane Dziakewich and Landon Olsen. Front row: Larry 

Olsen. Missing are Braden Grover, Brad Toth, Kevin Barr and Dylan Muzyka. 

www.eastcentralappraisals.ca 

5016 50th Ave Castor AB T0C 0X0 • 403-882-4555 

Coronation 

Vision Clinic 

Dr. Marc Kallal 


Tues & Thurs 10 - 4 

403-578-3221 

Hanna 

Vision Centre 

Dr. Dennis A. Heimdahl 


Tuesdays, Wednesdays 9-5 

Thursdays, Fridays 9-4 

403-854-3003 

M&n 

ConstruCtion 

Cessford members are, from the left, Shelly Keirstead, Scott Williams, Mark Williams, Chad 

Williams, Darin Neufeld, Ken Pedersen, Lane Lucas, Ryan Duckworth, Fire Chief Wade 

Christianson. 

Thornton Electric ltd. 

Box 928 • Coronation, AB T0C 

Ph. 403-578-3070 

Town of 

Coronation, aB 

(403) 578-2016 

Castor, AB • (403) 882-3215 

Town of Coronation 

403-578-3679 

ph. 403-882-3244 

403-882-2334 

fax. 403-882-2714 

Empress members are from the left, Deputy Chief Chad Van Dam, Dayna Van Dam, Phil Jarvis, 

Lawrence Clark, 

Charles Clark, Martin 

Jarvis, Jim Clark, 

Brad Howe, Paul Trott 

and Fire Chief Mike 

Prosser. Front row: 

Ross Bullock and 

Lynda Clark. Missing 

are Syd McCurdy and 

Paul Munro. 

Honourable Kevin Sorensen, MP 

Battle River Crowfoot Constituency 

Educating Alberta 

Today For a 

Fire Safe 

Tomorrow 

Office: 4954- 50th St 

Camrose, AB T4V 1P9 

Phone: 1-800-665-4358 

Fax: 1-780-608-4603 

kevin.sorenson.c1a@parl.gc.ca 

7am-8pm Winter 

7am-9pm Summer 

K&M Gas 

Convenience Store 

Gasoline • Diesel • Propane 

Groceries • Lotto • ATM 

Plus 

403-779-2622 • 615 Main St. Youngstown 

Castor 

Liquor 

Store 

50th Ave Castor AB 403 882 3855


Holloway Farms Ltd. 

Les & Karen Holloway, 

Anthony & Sam Plett, 

Eric & Rebekah LeClair 

S. Barnes Trucking 

Stan Barnes 

Cell. 575-5264 

Res. 578-3265 

(403) 882 3416 

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Village of Consort 

4901 50 Ave Consort, AB 

1.403.577.3623 - phone • 1.403.577.2024 - fax 

info@consort.ca 


FIRST 

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cancow@xplornet.com 

Central Alberta 

Co-op Ltd. 

CASTOR CARDLOCK 

& C-STORE 

24HR CARDLOCK 

RETAIL FUEL PUMPS 

24HR CARDLOCK - RETAIL FUEL PUMPS 

CONFECTIONARY - LOTTO 

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403-882-7907 

24HR CARDLOCK - RETAIL FUEL PUMPS 

www.centralab.coop 

403-882-7907 

CONFECTIONARY www.centralab.coop - LOTTO 

Coronation 

Evangelical 

Free Church 

403-882-7907 

www.centralab.coop 

403-578-3884 

Homestead Coulee, from the left, Mark Coultes, Fire Chief Jim Faubion, Deputy Chief Cody 

Mashon, Neil Roes, Michelle Peake, James Roes, Kari Ann Faubion and Richard Mashon. 

Missing are: Andrew Riehl, Aaron Riehl and Joseph Faubion. 

Jenner members are, from 

the left, back row: Joe Hofer, 

Chris Hofer, Wade Heiland 

and Deputy Chief Keith Ritz. 

Front row: Fire Chief Jeff 

Lewandoski, Dennis Ritz; 

George Kleinsasser, Lead 

Medical 1st Responder 

(MFR), Caroline Heiland 

and Captain Dave Hofer. 

Missing are Murray Knutson, 

Carmen Stopanski (MFR), 

Dawn Rasmuson (MFR), 

Captain Trevor Liboiron, Kevin 

Stopanski and Rosalyn Ritz. 

Youngstown members are, from the left, Amanda Hoffman, Jim Snowden, James Laughlin, 

Fire Chief Dustin Dick, Deputy Chief Jason Fildey, Tye Dixon, Ernie Ruppert and Bill Walker. 

403-578-3299 

Toll Free 1-888-854-3141 • (403) 854-3141 

4822 Victoria Ave. 

Coronation, AB 403-578-4663 

Castor Evangelical 

Missionary 

Church 

. . . the hands of 

Christ Extended 

403-882-4041 

The County of 

Paintearth No. 18 

www.countypaintearth.ca 

1-888-882-3156 

Castor, AB 

Woody’s Automotive 

403-742-(NAPA)6272 • Stettler, AB 

17102DA0 

Every Second Counts: Plan 2 Ways Out 

Make sure there are two safe ways out of every room in 

your house. Fire smoke and carbon monoxide can be deadly. Test your 

smoke and carbon monoxide alarms to ensure they are working. 

MR 

Autobody 

403-578-3791 

5125 - Brownfield Highway, Coronation 

Rick Strankman, 

Shadow Minister of 

Agriculture and Forestry 

MLA Drumheller-Stettler 

Stettler 403-742-4284 

Hanna 403-854-4333 

Drumheller 403-823-8181 

Proudly Supporting Our Fire Fighters 

across East Central Alberta 

A home escape plan can save your life. 

This Fire Prevention Week safety message brought to you by: 

Palview 

Farms 

Ltd 

Philip & 

Shelly 

Pals 

Castor AB 

403 882 2684

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Corrections 

Morrin report 

Dennis Schoonderbeek of Morrin, Ab. 

notified the ECA Review that his name was 

spelled incorrectly in the story ‘Citizen 

denied public documents again’, Sept. 28 

issue. 

The ECA Review referred to the spelling 

of his name on the Morrin council meeting 

agenda, which unfortunately was incorrect. 

Schoonderbeek also stated in his email to 

the ECA Review that it looked like we were 

only telling one side of the story, as we 

failed to report his comments made to Mr. 

Seimens. 

The ECA Review wishes to inform the 

public that with the use of recording 

devices, shorthand 

has not been 

offered for many 

many years. 

With Morrin 

Council not permitting 

the use of 

recording devices, 

(used for accurate 

reporting), the 

reporter was not 

able to record the 

entire conversation 

in 

handwriting. 

We sincerely 

hope that the new 

council will 

permit recording 

of their meetings 

for indepth 

reporting. 

Pink shirt 

contest 

Kuziw 

Vanessa Kuziw 

was the artist who 

drew the picture 

for the new pink 

T-Shirts for 

Bullying 

Awareness, not 

Koreena, as 

reported incorrectly 

in the Oct. 

5 issue of the ECA 

Review. The ECA 

Review apologizes 

for this error. 

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Wheel of a 

Deal Section 

New pink shirts arrived at Coronation 

School. The Picture Contest for the new 

Pink Day t-shirts at the Coronation School 

was won by Vanessa Kuziw, not Koreena. 

M & C ACASTER TRUCKING 

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Box 322 Coronation AB., T0C 1C0 

Chad 403-575-0946 

Melvin 403-575-0844 

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• Agriculture 

• Automotive 

• Industrial 

• Safety 

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403-578-4567 

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We have what you need, 

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• transmissions, motors, wheels, 

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• acres of inventory, 500 plus units to be 

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FALL EQUIPMENT CONSIGNMENT 

AUCTION 

SATURDAY, OCT. 21, 2017 @ 9 AM 

Montgomery Auction Sales Center 1-Mile North of Blackfalds on Hwy 2A, 2-Miles East on Lakeside Sargent Road 

Wendell & Linda Tomlinson ACREAGE DISPERSAL 

TRACTOR 

Kubota L3600 4x4 Diesel Tractor w/Kubota LA680 FEL, 

3PT, ROPS, 1311 Hrs, S/n 3600D50290 

3PT EQUIPMENT 

Agrator AL1600 w/3PT – 72” Rototiller S/n 44999, JD 60 

Inch Rough Cut Mower, Woods 72” Rear Blade w/3Pt 

LAWN & GARDEN 

Troy-Bilt Pony 21A Rear Tine Rototiller S/n 

1D30ZG80152, Craftsman LT1000 Lawn Tractor w/ 

RV’S TRAILERS 

2010 Wildcat 30loft 5W RV Trailer w/2-Slide Outs, Solar 

Equipped, Upgraded Appliances & Counters, 

Freestanding Dinette, Hide-A-Bed, 1991 Fleetwood 

Wilderness RV Trailer 

MOUNTAIN SNOWMOBILE, SIDExSIDE 

2013 Artic Cat Sno Pro -800CC Snowmobile – w/3”x174” 

Camelpast Track (Lots of Extra Options), 2014 Polaris 

RZR S800 White Lighting, Fox Edition, 

TRUCKS, CARS 

2007 Mitsubishi Eclipse Hatchback 3.8L, 6 Spd, Leather, 

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E C A r e v i e w 

Learning to listen better should be a job requirement for councillors 

Rob Somerville, 

County of Stettler candidate 

Byemoor/Endiang 

If I have learned anything by running 

for Stettler County Council 

during this election period it is this... 

I came into this election thinking 

that the number one problem in the 

County of Stettler was finances. 

True enough, the councillors are 

spending money like drunken sailors 

but finances are not the number one 

problem...although the finances are in 

really serious shape. 

It is not roads, although I have 

driven on some terrible roads while 

going door to door campaigning. Some 

roads are better, some are worse. Some 

are a disgrace but roads are not the 

number one problem. 

Of course, the new shop is an issue 

but the anger directed towards the 

shop is, in my view, more of a 

symptom. The shop is not the number 

one issue. 

There are a host of other issues that 

people have expressed to me while 

going door to door. Those issues are 

also not the number one issue, 

although they are important issues 

that hopefully will get addressed. 

The number one issue in the County 

of Stettler is.... (drum roll please): 

Council does not know how to listen. 

This is not just an election issue. It is 

an all-the-time number one issue. 

You could argue that they simply do 

not listen because they are too busy 

talking and telling us why we are 

wrong about what ever issue we are 

trying to communicate to them. 

“ 

Council, for sure the 

presently sitting council, 

does not know how to 

listen. 

Or that they do not want to hear 

what we have to say because it might 

not agree with what they want to do. 

All that could be very true but I see 

a County council that does not know 

how to listen. 

Listening is a skill. Most of us are 

actually quite bad at it and I would 

include myself in that group. I would 

say I do recognize the problem; I am 

trying to improve. 

Council, for sure the presently sitting 

council, does not know how to 

listen. If listening is a skill, then it can 

be taught. Council needs to learn how 

to listen. 

Old dogs can learn new tricks. Or 

get rid of the old dogs and elect some 

new dogs who are trying to listen and 

willing to learn how to listen better. 

I would suggest that councils 

inability (not just an unwillingness 

but an inability) to listen was and is 

the underlying cause of the majority of 

the ratepayer problems with the new 

County Shop. 

Council did not know how to listen. 

As a result Council was unable to 

understand how to effectively communicate 

the need for the new shop to the 

ratepayers. 

Council really did not understand 

their ratepayers because they had 

never listened to them. 

Typically what we see when interacting 

with council members is this... 

we, the ratepayer, might get a chance 

to express our viewpoint on whatever 

is the issue of the day, but then the 

council member will tell us why we 

are wrong. 

That is simply not listening. That is 

not communication because communication 

is mostly listening. 

It seems council members love to 

“ 

talk. Talk, talk, talk. 

So much more could be achieved by 

listening, listening, listening. 

Sure there is a need to provide information 

and council needs to provide it 

but then stop...listen. 

Listen for longer than just to catch 

your breath. 

Listen without only thinking of how 

you will respond, but instead how you 

will understand. 

How can a councillor represent the 

ratepayers in their Division if the 

councillor is so preoccupied with 

telling the County side of an issue (or 

during the election period, how wonderful 

they are) that there is no time to 

listen? 

I read somewhere that if you are in a 

conversation with someone and you 

find you are talking for more than one 

minute without pausing to let the 

other person speak then you are not 

listening. 

It is something to do with how the 

human brain works. I need to improve 

my listening skills too but at least I 

recognize the problem. 

Generally humans are not great 

listeners. 

I do think councillors need to learn 

to listen better. It should be a job 

requirement. 

The “Talking About County Issues” 

meeting I held in Byemoor on Oct 5 

L. Strom 

Custom Corral Cleaning 

and Manure Spreading: 

- equipped for big or small jobs: 

low sheds and confined areas. 

General Contracting: 

- all types of skid steer service 

403 574 2222 

was, I think, an example of how a new 

councillor could listen to the people he 

or she was representing. 

Anyway, now it’s your turn to not 

only talk but be heard. I will be going 

around door to door from now to election 

day practicing my listening skills. 

Ironman Scrap 

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• farm machinery 

• vehicles • industrial 

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Service awards highlights Big Valley council meeting 

Linda Stillinger 

ECA Review Reporter 

Big Valley Councillor (and 

former Mayor) Lois Miller 

was presented with a five 

year service pin at the Sept. 

28 regular council meeting. 

During her term in office, 

Miller has been a strong 

voice for Big Valley, promoting 

the community’s 

interests on both the local 

and regional levels. 

Councillor Miller did not 

run for office during this 

year’s municipal election. 

Chief Administrative 

Officer (CAO) Michelle 

White and Public Works 

Foreman Mel Dods both 

received five year services 

pins at the meeting. 

White has been Big 

Valley’s CAO since 

September 2012 and has 

recently taken the CAO position 

with the Village of Alix, 

planning to divide her time 

between the two municipalities. 

Dods has been Big 

Valley’s public works 

foreman since August of 

2012. 

Multi-year capital budget 

A review of Big Valley’s 

multi-year capital budget 

included sidewalks in 2018, 

paving projects in 2019, possible 

water and sewer 

extensions in 2020 and new 

equipment investments in 

2022. Administration will 

amend this budget and 

bring it back to the new 

council at the November 

meeting. 

Operating budget 

A review of the first draft 

of the 2018 Village Operating 

Budget revealed no significant 

changes to MSI 

Operating Funds for 2018. 

Administration is recommending 

a $3 increase to the 

monthly water flat fee rate, 

representing a $7,200 

increase in annual revenue. 

Water was budgeted at a 

$29,530 deficit in 2017 and 

the proposed changes to the 

2018 budget will bring that 

down. 

The shortfall of service 

charges for Big Valley’s 

water needs come out of tax 

revenues. 

The draft budget also 

includes storm sewer work, 

flushing and cleaning of 

lines, curb stop changes and 

a two per cent increase in 

the senior requisition. 

The draft does not show 

an increase in the tax mill 

rate. 

The operating budget will 

be brought back to the 

November meeting for 

review by the new council. 

Lease extension 

The Bust Out Rodeo 

Association was granted an 

addition to their lease area 

north of the Village. 

As a condition, the access 

road to the village dry dump 

will be left intact in its 

entirety, and will be asked to 

install a proper gate across 

the road limiting the access 

to village staff or those 

authorized by the village for 

dumping. 

DICK SMEAL 

Council voted to award this 

year’s Big Valley Community 

Foundation Grant to the Big 

Valley School in support of their 

annual camping trip. 

2017 FALL PRODUCER 

MEETINGS & ELECTIONS 

ZONE 4 (MEETINGS 7 p.m. START, FREE SUPPER 6 p.m.) 

OCT 24 

OCT 26 

OCT 29 

Each year Big Valley School 

junior high students participate 

in an outdoor education camp at 

the Alford Lake facility, providing 

students with the 

CASTOR, LEGION 

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17102AA4 

POLLOCKVILLE, COMMUNITY HALL 

Attend a meeting in your area to meet local 

delegates, hear what ABP has done this year, 

and engage with your industry association. 

ZONE 4 INCLUDES: 

Paintearth County No. 18, Flagstaff 

County, Provost No. 52, Wainwright No. 

61, Special Area No. 2 (north of the 

Red Deer River), Special Area No. 3, 

Special Area No. 4. 

opportunity to gain knowledge 

of outdoor survival and animal 

tracking skills. 

403.275.4400 

Demo Day! 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. 

1235 1st AVE WEST, NEWCASTLE, AB 

(1 Block North of the Newcastle Hall) 

SHOP EQUIPMENT & TOOLS 

Force International FRV30-360B 

Gearhead Lathe w/ 60” Bed, 14” 

Swing, 3&4 Jaw Chucks, Face Plate, 

Steady & Follower Rests; Morgon 

Milling and Drilling Machine w/ 

End Mills & Milling Head; Princess 

Auto 30 Ton Shop Press (Elec. 

Over Hyd.); Force International 

7”x12” Metal Band Saw; Miller 

250 Mig Welder & Accessories; Mig 

Aluminum Gun; Oxy/Acet. Set w/ 

Bottles; 120 lb. Anvil w/Accessories; 

B & D 14” Chop Saw; 2 Pedestal 

Grinders; Welding Table; Qty. of 

Welding & C Clamps; Dewalt 5” 

Angle Grinder; Powerlift Engine 

Crane; Sioux Valve Face Grinder 

w/ Valve Seat Grinding Kit; Scissor 

Lift Table; Motorcycle Lift; Folding 

Engine Stand; 2 Floor Jacks; 2 Jack 

Stands; Roller Stands; Pneumatic 

Oil Extractor; Marquette Battery 

Charger; Rolling Toolbox; Qty. of 

Hand & Power Tools (Elec. & Air); 

Craftsman 60 litre Shop Vac; Blue- 

Point ¾” Impact Gun; Eagle Maxair 

Upright 3 Cyl. Air Compressor; 

House of Tools 10” Table Saw w/ 

Assorted Blades; Mitre Saw; Belt 

Sander; Router; Table Bandsaw; 

Skill Saw; Plastic Truck Tool Box; 

Aluminum Ladders; Chain; Ext. 

Cord; Shelving; Qty. of Iron & Steel; 

Loading Ramps; etc. 

YARD & GARDEN 

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Lawnmower w/ 23hp Kolher, 46” 

Mower Deck & Rear Bag Attach.; 

Honda 5.5hp Front Tine Tiller; 

Ariens 2hp Weed Tiller; Craftsman 

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Lights (as new); Craftsman GCV 160 

Lawnmower; Fertilizer Spreader; 

Lawn & Garden Tools; 150 Gal. 

Water Tank on Skid; Pioneer 16” 

Chainsaw; etc. 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Sherlock-Manning Spinet Piano 

w/ Bench; Fishing Rods; Mens & 

Ladies Golf Clubs; Filing Cabinet; 

etc. 

AUCTIONEERS’S NOTES: 

Dick and Roberta Smeal are 

selling their house & shop and 

moving into a retirement home. 

Contact Dick at 403-823-0647 

More pictures and information 

available on the website at 

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TERMS OF SALE: Terms are cash or valid cheque. 

All purchases must be settled for and removed sale 

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or guarantee. The Auction Company is in no way 

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subject to additions or deletions. 

PREVIEWING 

FRIDAY, October 20, 2017 

10am-4pm 

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Auctioneers 


October 25 in 

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78.52 +/- Title Acres. 

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E C A r e v i e w o b i t u a r y 

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 O c t o b e r 1 2 ' 1 7 17 

Patricia Saunders and entire family immigrated from England in 1974 

Patricia Saunders passed 

away peacefully at the 

Misericordia Hospital in 

Edmonton, Ab. on Sept. 2, 

1917 at the age of 85. Patricia 

was born on July 7, 1932 to 

Harold and Winnifred Wilce 

of Coleford, Gloucestershire, 

England. She had an older 

brother, Gordon and a 

younger sister, Jean. 

Patricia was a determined 

little girl, through her consistent 

crying at age three, 

when her brother got to 

attend school, Patricia was 

allowed to follow in 

his footsteps. This 

love of learning took 

Pat to Newent 

Grammer School at 

age 16 where she 

passed the Oxford 

Certificate, a percursor 

to university. 

During Pat’s childhood, 

the dark days 

of WWII fell on the 

country. Air raid 

sirens, carrying gas masks, 

food rationing and blackouts 

at night became routine. 

When spiders cast their 

shadows in the candlelight, 

a fear was born in Pat. This 

fear stayed with her and in 

turn, was passed on to her 

daughters. 

Visits from Winnifred’s 

Canadian cousins, the 

Smith brothers, when on 

leave from active duty, 

brightened Pat’s days. She 

marvelled at these tall men 

who had to duck their heads 

to come through the 

doorway. 

Attending church was a 

large part of Pat’s youth. 

After being christened, she 

participated in Sunday 

school, choir, confirmation 

and two services on 

Sundays. 

Pat flourished throughout 

her younger days, but the 

love and respect she had for 

her parents denied her a 

university education. 

Instead, she took shorthand 

classes at night and worked 

in the railroad offices in 

Gloucester. 

Patricia met Ronald 

Saunders in 1954 and they 

married in 1955. This union 

Saunders 

lasted 60 years. Ron and Pat 

moved onto Nursehill Farm, 

Lydney, Gloucestershire 

where Ron ran a dairy farm 

with his brother. 

Four children were born 

to Ron and Pat. Christopher 

(April 1956), Caroline 

(October 1957-November 

1958), Heather (June 1960) 

and Kerry (August 1963). 

Pat’s days were filled with 

sewing, knitting, tending to 

flower beds and a vegetable 

garden and cooking, all 

skills she gained from her 

parents. 

Pat had a love 

for nature, which 

was evident in 

the walks down 

the lanes where 

she took her children 

to pick and 

identify wildflowers, 

spot 

birds and wildlife 

and gather 

nuts and 

mushrooms. 

With Ron’s relationship 

changing with his brother, 

he sold his share in the 

farm. A new plan was 

taking shape through a visit 

from Pat’s cousin, Myrtle 

Richardson from Alberta, 

Canada. “Come to Canada”, 

she said. 

While this plan was 

taking shape, a move was 

made next door to Pat’s 

sister in Nine Wells, 

Coleford. 

In April 1974, the entire 

family immigrated to 

Alliance, Ab. Canada where 

Myrtle had a spare home 

and Ron could travel back 

and forth to Brownfield, Ab. 

where he farmed. 

While in Alliance, Pat was 

employed by the newspaper, 

The Alliance Enterprise, 

where typesetting now filled 

her days. 

In 1975, after a home was 

moved onto the land, Ron 

and Pat moved their family 

to the Brownfield area. 

Patricia became employed 

by Orval and Nelda 

Hawthorne, owners of 

Brownfield Distributors. 

Pat enjoyed serving the 

Brownfield community and 

NOTICE OF 

ELECTION 

LOCAL AUTHORITIES ELECTION ACT 

(SECTIONS 12, 35, 46, 53) 

VILLAGE OF CLIVE, 

PROVINCE OF ALBERTA 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That an election 

will be held for the filling of the following offices: 

OFFICE NUMBER OF VACANCIES 

COUNCILOR FIVE (5) 

Voting will take place on the 16 th day of October, 

2017, between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. 

Voting station will be located at: 

CLIVE COMMUNITY HALL 

5204 – 52ND AVENUE 

CLIVE, ALBERTA 

Advanced Vote - Thursday, Oct 12 th , 2017 from 6:00pm-8:00pm 

& Saturday, Oct 14 th , 2017 from 10:00am – 12:00pm 

Location – Clive Village Office – 5115 -50 St. 

In order to vote, you must produce identification for inspection 

according to Section 53 of the Local Authorities Election Act. 

DATED at the Village of Clive in the Province of Alberta, this 

19th day of September, 2017. 

SUSAN GIESBRECHT 

Returning Officer 

lasting friendships were formed 

through her work. 

Pat and Ron now began to 

welcome the next 

generation, 

keeping Pat busy 

with knitting 

baby clothes, 

sweaters and 

scarves. 

In 1984, Ron 

and Pat sold the 

farm and moved 

to an acreage in 

the Graminia 

area near Devon, 

Ab. This new 

home was closer 

to Chris and his 

family. The 

grandchildren 

loved going to 

Nana and 

Grandad’s, where 

they could canoe, 

hunt for mushrooms, 

explore 

and enjoy nature, 

and take trips to 

West Edmonton 

Mall. 

Over the years 

in Canada, Pat 

and Ron enjoyed 

many visits from 

friends and relatives. 

In turn, 

they travelled to 

England and New 

Zealand to see 

family and 

friends. On a 

couple of occasions, 

Pat 

travelled by herself 

to England to 

attend school 

reunions. 

In 2002, aging 

THANK YOU. 

and being told to slow down by 

the doctor, Ron and Pat sold the 

acreage and moved into the 

Discovery Place, a new supportive 

living complex in 

Devon. 

Turn to Reunited, Pg 18 

Notice of Election and Requirements 

For Voter Identification 

Local Authorities Election Act 

(Sections 12, 35, 46, 53) 

LOCAL JURISDICTION: TOWN OF CORONATION, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA 

Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the 

following offices: 

Office(s) Number of Vacancies Ward or Electoral Division 

Number (If Applicable) 

Councillor 7 -- 

Voting will take place on the 16th day of October, 2017, between the 

hours of 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. 

Voting Station will be located at: 

Coronation Lions Rec Centre 

5018 Windsor Avenue 

Coronation, Alberta 

In order to vote, you must produce identification for inspection. The 

identification must be one or more of: 

• One piece of identification issued by the federal, provincial or local 

government, or an agency of that government, that contains a 

photo of the elector and his/her name and current address; or 

• One piece of identification authorized by the Chief Electoral 

Office under the Alberta Election Act that establishes the electors 

name and current address (i.e. bank statement or personal 

cheque, income tax notice, property tax notice, utility bill, vehicle 

registration or insurance certificate, government cheque stub, etc.) 

DATED at the Town of Coronation, in the Province of Alberta, this 25th 

day of September, 2017. 

Sandra Kulyk 

Returning Officer 

When a snow storm hit our community 17102AA3 last week, it wreaked havoc for everything 

and everyone in its path, including our electricity infrastructure. High winds 

and heavy snow resulted in broken powerlines and impassible roads, delaying 

restoration to over 5000 ATCO customers who were left without power. 

Crews from all over the province responded, resulting in over 120 people working 

day and night. They restored electricity service where they could; pulled vehicles 

out of ditches; and slept in their vehicles until roads were cleared and they could 

continue to work on restoring power for you, our valued customers. 

We are prepared for any situation to ensure your power is restored as quickly 

and as safely as possible. Sometimes Mother Nature makes it tough, but our 

dedicated linemen and the folks backing them up don’t stop until every last site 

has power again. 

So thank you for your patience and understanding. Your kind words to our 

employees, whether through social media or in-person, mean a lot and remind 

us of why we do what we do. 

ATCOelectric.com


Reunited after apart 

for year and a half 


Here Pat enjoyed new 

friends, keeping in touch 

with old friends, and other 

activities within the 

building. In 2014, Ron fell 

and had a hip replacement 

putting him on a journey 

through various health 

facilities. Ron and Pat were 

apart for a year and a half. 

Over this time, both 

needing more care, they 

were reunited at Lewis 

Estates Retirement 

Residence in Edmonton. The 

caregivers expressed their 

love of Ron and Pat and their 

devoted family. 

Patricia is survived by: 

son Chris and his children, 

Catherine (Michel Martin) 

and their children Kaya and 

Luca; Christopher (Annie 

Deir); Jessica (Ryan 

Komarnisky); 

Jonathan; 

Michaela (Jake 

McDonald) and 

their son , Elijah; 

daughter Heather 

(Craig 

Richardson) and 

their children, 

Sarah (Spencer 

Jackson) and 

their son, Carter; 

Adam (Karin) 

and their children, 

Mackenzie, 

Serena, Stanley 

and Maverick; 

Laura (Mlue 

Mabaleka); James 

(Amanda) and 

their daughters, 

Sydney, Raynah, 

Kaci and Aubree; 

daughter Kerry 

(Glen Hartel) and 

their children, 

Greg; and Kally 

(Chas Barnes). 

She is also survived 

by brother 

Gordon Wilce 

(Ruth) and sister 

Jean Taylor; four 

nieces, six 

nephews, other 

relatives and 

many friends. 

Pat was predeceased 

by her 

parents, loving 

husband, 

daughter and a 

brother-in-law. 

Card of Thanks 

The family of 

Patricia Saunders 

would like to 

thank everyone 

for the cards, 

flowers, gifts, 

food, phone calls, 

donations and 

your attendance 

at the 

“Celebration of 

Life”. 

Our heartfelt 

gratitude goes out 

to the Brownfield 

Community for 

the support in 

preparing the 

hall; a special 

thanks to the 

ladies that contributed 

to the 

wonderful set-up 

and afternoon tea 

as well 

as the delicious meal they 

prepared for our family to 

have a special time together. 

Thank you to Ed Griffiths 

for his quick internet support 

in order to connect with 

our family overseas in 

England. 

As well, thank you to Al 

Richardson, you truly 

helped us in this journey, 

and Heather Caseley of 

Coronation Funeral Home 

for your support and 

direction. 

All your expressions of 

sympathy was truly 

appreciated. 

Chris Saunders 

and family 

Craig & Heather 

Richardson and family 

Glen & Kerry Hartel 

and family 

Canadian Trivia 

1. In 1976, the Canadian Patent Office issued 

its one-millionth patent to James Guillet for 

what eco-friendly invention? 

2. One of the healthiest and most widely 

consumed plant-based oils was first bred in 

1974 at the University of Manitoba. What is 

the name of this yellow-flowered plant? 

3. What percentage of Canada’s energy 

supply is generated by hydroelectric power: 

20%, 40% or 60%? 

4. What is the claim to fame of the Canadian 

company formerly known as Research in 

Motion? 

Answers: 

1. UV-degradable plastic bags 

2. Canola 

3. 60% 

4. The invention of the 

BlackBerry mobile phone 

Notice of Election and Requirements for Voter Identification 


(Section 35, 46, 53) 

LOCAL JURISDICTION: 

VILLAGE OF ALIX, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA 

Notice is hereby given that an Election will be held for the filling of the following offices: 

Office(s) - Councillor Number of Vacancies – 5 

Voting will take place on the 16th day of October, 2017 between the hours of 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. 

The Voting Station will be located at the Alix Community Hall: 5008 – 49th Avenue, Alix Alberta. 

In order to vote you must produce identification for inspection. The identification must be one piece 

of identification issued by a Canadian government, whether federal, provincial or local, or an agency 

of that government, that contains a photograph of the elector and his or her name and current address 

or one piece of identification authorized by the Chief Electoral Officer under the Election Act for the 

purpose of section 95(1)(a)(ii) of that Act that establishes the elector’s name and current address. 

Dated at the Village of Alix in the Province of Alberta, this 19th day of September, 2017 

Tanya Meston, Returning Officer 

Elector – Eligibility to Vote 

A person is eligible to vote in an election if he/she is: 

• at least 18 years old; 

• a Canadian citizen; 

• have resided in Alberta for 6 months immediately preceding Election Day; 

• the person’s place of residence is located in the area on Election Day 

• every voter must make a statement in the presence of an election officer at the voting station, in the 

prescribed form, that the person is eligible to vote as an elector and produce for inspection one piece 

of authorized identification verifying the person’s identity and residence. 

Voter Identification 

Identification is required in order to vote. The identification must be one piece of identification 

issued by a Canadian Government (federal, provincial or local), or an agency of that government, that 

contains a photo of the elector and his/her name and current address (Alberta’s driver license); or 

One piece of identification authorized by the Chief Electoral Office under the Alberta Election Act 

that establishes the elector’s name and current address. (Property tax notice, utility bill, bank/credit 

card statement for some examples.) 

FORM4A 


for Voter Identification 



LOCAL JURISDICTION: County of Paintearth , PROVINCE OF ALBERTA 



Ward or Electoral 

Number of Division Number 

Office(s) Vacancies (If Applicable) 

Councillor 1 2 




Voting will take place on the 16th day of October, 2017 between the hours 

of 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. 

Voting stations will be located at: 

Divisions 2, 3, 5 - County Administration Office - 

#1 Crowfoot Crossing, Twp Rd 374 & Hwy 12 

Division 4 - Halkirk Seniors Centre – Village of Halkirk 

In order to vote, you must produce identification for inspection. 

The identification must be one or more of Government Issued Identification 

(Driver’s Licence) or Identification that confirms Name and Address as 

required by section 53 of the Local Authorities Election Act or local bylaw. 

DATED at the County of Paintearth , in the Province of Alberta, 

this 21st day of September, 2017 

NOTICE OF ELECTION 

Local Authorities Election Act (Sections 12, 35, 46, 53) 

LOCAL JURISDICTION: CLEARVIEW SCHOOL DIVISION NO. 71 

Notice is hereby given that an election and 

advance vote will be held for the following offices: 

Office(s) Number of Ward or Electoral Division Number 

Vacancies 

(All West of 4 th Meridian) 

Public School Trustee 2 Ward 3 

Town of Stettler Corporation Limits 

Public School Trustee 1 Ward 4 

Botha, Gadsby, Byemoor and areas, 

Halkirk and Halkirk west area 

ADVANCE VOTE 

Bounded by 

Range 16, Townships 33 to 41 



Ward Date Time Location and Voting Stations 

Ward 3 Only October 4, 7 & 11:00 am to Town of Stettler Office 

11, 2017 7:00 pm 5031 50 Street, Stettler 

Ward 4 Only October 12 & 10:00 am to Stettler Agriplex 

13, 2017 8:00 pm 4516 52 Street, Stettler 

ELECTION DAY (October 16, 2017) 

Voting will take place on the 16th of October, 2017 between the hours of 10:00am to 

8:00pm at the following locations: 

Voting Location Ward 3 Only Ward 4 Only 

Stettler Community Hall 

5101 46 Street, Stettler X 

Stettler Agriplex 

4516 52 Street, Stettler X 

Big Valley Community Hall 

#36 Main Street West, Big Valley X 

Botha Hall, 

4921 51 Street, Botha X 

Byemoor Community Hall 

#2, 2nd Ave NW, Byemoor X 

In order to vote, you must produce identification for inspection as required by Section 53 

of the Local Authorities Election Act. See requirements included. 

DATED at the Town of Stettler in the Province of Alberta, this 21st day of September A.D. 

2017. 

Peter Neale, Returning Officer 

__________________________________________________________________________ 

ELECTOR-ELIGIBILITY TO VOTE 

A person is eligible to vote in a public school trustee election if he/she is: 

- at least 18 years old; 

- a Canadian citizen; 

- has resided in Alberta for the 6 consecutive months immediately preceding election day; 

and 

- is a resident of the respective ward on election day 

- every voter must make a statement in the presence of an election officer at the voting 

station, in the prescribed form, that the person is eligible to vote as an elector and 

produce for inspection one piece of authorized identification verifying the person’s 

identity and current residence. 

- every voter must declare they are eligible to vote for a public school trustee based on the 

voter’s faith and residency 

- a voter is eligible to vote at the voting station for the voting subdivision in which he/she 

resides or as included in this announcement. 

VOTER IDENTIFICATION 

Identification is required in order to vote. 

The elector must produce for inspection one piece of identification verifying the 

elector’s identity and current address. A sample listing of the most common types of 

authorized voter identification that are acceptable to verify identity and address in 

accordance with the Local Authorities Election Act include: 

• Operator/Driver’s License; 

• Government photo identification card (for non-drivers); 

• Bank/Credit card statement or personal cheque; 

• Correspondence issued by a school, college or university; 

• Government cheque or cheque stub; 

• Income/Property Tax Assessment notice; 

• Insurance policy or coverage card; 

• Statements of government benefits: pension plan, employment insurance, 

old-age security, social assistance, disability support or child tax benefits; 

• Utility bill: telephone, television, power, gas or water; 

• Vehicle ownership or insurance certificate. 

Other types of identification may be acceptable to verify identity and address, and 

the elector should check with the Returning Officer at the Clearview Public Schools at 

403-742-3331. 

Readers may also access www.clearview.ab.ca and click on the “Trustee 

Elections 2017” link for further information on the election, candidate 

contact information, and other resources.


Re-Elect 

Vickey Horkoff 

for Coronation Town Council 

Please practice your 

democratic right to vote, 

Monday, October 16 

Brett 

Alderdice 

Coronation Town Council 

Monday, Oct. 16 

Notice of Election 

Notice of Election 

Local Authorities Election Act (Sections 53, 74) 

Local Jurisdiction: County of Stettler No. 6, Province of Alberta 

Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the following 

offices: 

OFFICE(s) Number Ward or 

Local Authorities Election Act (Sections 53, 74) 

Local Jurisdiction: County of Stettler No. 6, Province of Alberta 

Notice is hereby Notice given that an of election Election will be held for the filling of the 

Local Jurisdiction: Local County Authorities of Stettler Election Act No. (Sections 6, Province 53, 74) of Alberta 



following offices: Local Jurisdiction: County of Stettler No. 6, Province of Alberta 


OFFICE(s) 

Number 

of Vacancies Electoral Ward Division 


Councillor-Byemoor 

OFFICE(s) 

Endiang of Vacancies 

Number 

1 Electoral 

Ward 

Ward 

or 

1 Divsion 

Councillor-Big Valley 1 Ward 2 

Councillor-Botha Gadsby 1 Ward 3 

Councillor-Stettler 1 Ward 4 

Councillor-Erskine South-Warden 1 Ward 5 

Councillor-Erskine Buffalo Lake 1 Ward 6 

Councillor-Byemoor OFFICE(s) Endiang of Vacancies 1 Number Electoral Ward Ward 1 Divsion or 

Councillor-Big Valley 1 of Vacancies Ward Electoral 2 Divsion 

Councillor-Byemoor Endiang 1 Ward 1 

Councillor-Botha Councillor-Byemoor Gadsby Endiang 1 1 Ward 3Ward 1 

Councillor-Big Valley 1 Ward 2 

Councillor-Stettler Councillor-Big Valley 1 1 Ward 4Ward 2 

Councillor-Botha Councillor-Botha Gadsby Gadsby 1 1 Ward 3 

Councillor-Erskine South-Warden 1 Ward 5Ward 3 

Councillor-Stettler Councillor-Stettler 1 1 Ward 4 

Councillor-Erskine Buffalo Lake 1 Ward 6 Ward 4 

Councillor-Erskine Councillor-Erskine South-Warden South-Warden 1 1 Ward 5Ward 5 

Councillor-Erskine Councillor-Erskine Buffalo Lake Buffalo Lake 1 1 Ward 6 Ward 6 

AN ADVANCE VOTING OPPORTUNITY WILL TAKE PLACE 

Thursday, October 12 and Friday, October 13, 2017 at the Stettler Agriplex, 

AN ADVANCE VOTING OPPORTUNITY WILL TAKE PLACE 

Heritage Thursday, Room October at AN 4516-52 ADVANCE 12 Street, and VOTING Friday, Stettler, OPPORTUNITY October AB from 10:00 13, 2017 WILL AM - TAKE 8:00 at the PM PLACE 

AN ADVANCE Thursday, VOTING October OPPORTUNITY 12 and Friday, WILL October TAKE 13, PLACE 2017 at the 

Stettler Agriplex, Heritage Room at 4516-52 Street, Stettler, AB 

Thursday, October Stettler Agriplex, 12 and Heritage Friday, Room October at 4516-52 13, 2017 Street, at Stettler, the AB 

from 

Stettler Agriplex, Heritage ELECTION 10:00 from AM - 

Room at 10:00 DAY 8:00 AM PM 

Monday, October 16, 2017 

4516-52 - 8:00 Street, PM Stettler, AB 

October 16, 2017 between the from hours 10:00 of 10:00 AM - AM 8:00 and PM 8:00 PM at the following 

ELECTION DAY 

locations: 

ELECTION DAY 

October 16, 2017 between the hours of 10:00 AM and 8:00 PM 

Byemoor-Endiang 

October 16, 2017 

Ward: 

between 

at the following ELECTION Byemoor 

the hours 

locations: Community 

of 10:00 

DAY Hall 

AM 

or 

and 8:00 PM 

at the following locations: 

October 16, 2017 Byemoor-Endiang between Stettler the Ward: hours Agriplex, Byemoor of 10:00 Heritage Community AM Room and 8:00 Hall or PM 

Byemoor-Endiang Ward: Byemoor Community Stettler Agriplex, Hall Heritage or 

Big at Valley: the following locations: Big Valley Community Hall or Room 

Big Valley: Stettler Agriplex, Big Valley Heritage Community Room 

Byemoor-Endiang Ward: 

Hall or 

Stettler Byemoor Agriplex, Community Heritage Room Hall or 

Big Valley: 

Big Valley Stettler Community Agriplex, Hall Heritage or Room 

Botha-Gadsby: Botha-Gadsby: Botha Stettler Agriplex, Heritage Room 

Stettler 

Hall 

Agriplex, 

or Botha Hall Heritage or Room 

Identification is required at every polling station in order Big Valley: to vote. 

Big Valley Stettler Community Agriplex, Hall Heritage or 

Botha-Gadsby: 

Stettler 

Botha 

Agriplex, 

Hall or 

Heritage Room Room 

Voter ID must include government issued photo ID (driver’s Stettler Ward: Stettler Agriplex, Stettler Agriplex, Heritage Heritage Room Room 

Identification 

VOTE 

is required at every polling station in order to vote. Stettler Ward: 

Stettler 

license) and proof of residence. In the case of rural residents in Erskine South-Warden: 

Stettler Agriplex, Agriplex, Heritage 

Erskine IOOF 

Heritage Room 

Hall or 

Room 

Botha-Gadsby: 

Botha Hall or 

Voter ID must include government the County issued of Stettler, photo we will ID need (driver’s Erskine 

Identification is required at every polling station in order a to document vote. that Stettler South-Warden: 

shows Ward: 

Erskine 

your 

Stettler IOOF Agriplex, Hall or 

Stettler Agriplex, Heritage Heritage Room 

Stettler Agriplex, Heritage Room Room 

license) and proof of residence. LAND Robert LOCATION In the case (not Tkach 

of your rural mailing residents address). in This can include Erskine-Buffalo Lake: Erskine IOOF Hall or 

Voter ID must include government issued photo ID (driver’s 

Erskine South-Warden: Stettler Erskine Agriplex, IOOF Heritage Hall or Room 

Stettler Ward: 

Stettler Agriplex, Heritage Room 

Education the your property tax notice mortgage papers or some utility bills. 


license) and County Experience of Stettler, we will need a document COUNCILLOR that shows your Erskine-Buffalo Lake: 

Erskine 

and proof of residence. This may In require the case you to of bring rural TWO residents pieces of in 

Stettler IOOF Agriplex, Hall or Heritage Room 

ID with Erskine you on South-Warden: Donalda - Red Willow: Erskine IOOF Donalda Hall Drop or 

LAND LOCATION (not your mailing address). This can include 

In Centre or 

the County of Stettler, we Voting will need Day. a document that shows your 

Erskine-Buffalo Lake: Stettler Erskine Agriplex, IOOF Heritage Hall or Room 

for Leadership Town of Coronation 

Stettler Agriplex, Stettler Agriplex, Heritage Heritage Room Room 

your property tax notice mortgage papers or some utility bills. *All eligible voters may vote at Stettler 

LAND LOCATION (not your mailing address). This can include 

Stettler Agriplex Agriplex, 4516-52 Heritage Street, Stettler, RoomAlberta. 

Erskine-Buffalo *All Lake: eligible voters Erskine may vote IOOF at Stettler Hall Agriplex or 4516-52 Street, 

This may require you to bring TWO pieces of ID with you on 

your property tax notice mortgage papers or some utility bills. 

Donalda - Red Stettler, Willow: Alberta. Donalda Drop In Centre or 


Voting Day. 

This may require you to bring TWO pieces of ID with you on Donalda - Red ELECTOR Willow: ELIGIBILITY 

Stettler Agriplex, 

Donalda Drop TO VOTE 

Heritage Room 

In Centre or 

ELECTOR ELIGIBILITY TO VOTE 

Voting Day. 

Excerpts 

*All eligible 

from the 

voters 

Local 

Excerpts 

Authorities 

may vote 

from the 

Election 

at Stettler 

Stettler Local 

Act, 

Agriplex 

Authorities Agriplex, Section 

Election 

47: 

4516-52 Street, 

Heritage Act, Room 

Stettler, Alberta. 

Section 47: 

(1) A person *All eligible is eligible voters (1) to A vote may person in vote an is election eligible at Stettler to held vote pursuant Agriplex in election to 4516-52 this held act pursuant if Street, the person: to 

(a) Stettler, is at least Alberta. 18 years this old, act if the person: 

ELECTOR (a) is at least 18 ELIGIBILITY years old, TO VOTE 

(b) is a Canadian citizen, and 

Excerpts from the (b) is Local a Canadian Authorities citizen, and Election Act, Section 47: 

(c) ELECTOR ELIGIBILITY TO VOTE 

(1) 

has 

A 

resided 

person 

in 

is 

Alberta 

(c) eligible has 

for 

reside to 

the 

vote in 

six 

Alberta 

consecutive 

in an for election the 

months 

six consecutive held 

immediately 

pursuant months to 

preceding 

imme- 

election Excerpts from diately the Local preceding Authorities election day Election and the Act, person’s Section place 47: 

this act day if and the the person: person’s place of residence is located in the area on of resi- 

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election (1) A person is dence eligible is located to vote in in the an area election election held day. pursuant to 

(a) is at day. least 18 years old, 

Form 4A 


(2) Subject to subsection (3) and sections 5, 79, and 81, an 

(2) Subject this act if the person: 

Form 4A 


(b) is a to Canadian subsection 

elector citizen, (3) and sections 

is eligible and 5, 79, and 81, an elector is eligible to 

to vote only at the voting station for the voting 

For Voter Identification vote 

(a) is at least 18 years old, 

For Voter Identification 

(c) only has at the reside voting subdivision Alberta station for for in the which the voting six the consecutive elector’s subdivision place in months of which residence the immediately 

of residence preceding is located election election day and day. the person’s place of resi- 

elector’s 

(b) is a Canadian citizen, and 

is located 

Local Authorities Election Act place on day. 



(c) has reside in Alberta for the six consecutive months immediately 

The County is located 


Note: dence 

preceding of Stettler in the 

Note: election The 

No. area 

County 

6 does on 

day of 

not election 

and Stettler 

compile day. 

the No. person’s a 

6 

voter’s 

does place not 

list. 

compile of residence 

is located list.. in the area on election day. 

a voter’s 

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LOCAL JURISDICTION: PRAIRIE LAND REGIONAL DIVISION #25, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA 

LOCAL JURISDICTION: PRAIRIE LAND REGIONAL DIVISION #25, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA 

elector is eligible to RULES vote only OF at RESIDENCE 

the voting station for the voting 


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Excerpts subdivision RULES OF RESIDENCE 

Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the following offices: 

elector 

from 

is 

the in 

eligible 

Local which Authorities the elector’s 

to vote only 

Election place 

at the 

Act, 

voting 

Section of residence 

station 

48 for 

for 

the is 

the 

purposes located 

voting 

of 

Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the following offices: 

this on act, election Excerpts from the Local Authorities Election Act, Section 48 for 

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subdivision the place day. of in residence which the is governed elector’s by place the following of residence rules: is located 

the purposed of this act, the place of residence is governed by 

(a) 

Office(s) Number of Vacancies Ward 

on a person election may day. be a resident of only one place at a time for the purposes of 

the following rules: 

Office(s) Number of Vacancies Ward 

voting Note: under The this County act; of Stettler No. 6 does not compile a voter’s 

Public School Trustee 1 Ward 2, Subdivision 2 

(a) a person may have only one place of residence for the purposed 

a person of of Stettler this the act; place No. where 6 does the not person compile lives and a voter’s sleeps and 

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(b) the residence of a is the place where the person lives 

Public School Trustee 1 Ward 2, Subdivision 2 

(Hanna Rural / Youngstown) 

(b) list.. 

(Hanna Rural / Youngstown) 

Note: the residence The County of 

Voting 

Voting 

will 

will 

take 

take 

place 

place 

on 

on 

the 

the 

16 

16 th th day 

day 

of 

of 

October 

October 

2017, 

2017, 

between 

between 

the 

the 

hours 

hours 



AM 

AM 

and 

and 

8:00 

8:00 

PM. 

PM. 

to which, list.. when the person is absent, the person intends to return; 

and sleeps and to which, when the person is absent, the per- 

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(c) a person does not lose 

RULES 

the person’s 

OF RESIDENCE 

residence by leaving the person’s home 

Excerpts from the son intends Local Authorities to return; Election Act, Section 48 for 

The 

The 

voting 

voting 

stations 

stations 

will 

will 

be 

be 

located 

located 

at: 

at: 

for a temporary purpose; (c) a person RULES does OF not RESIDENCE 

the purposed of this act, the place lose of the residence person’s residence is governed by leaving by the 

Hanna Hanna Community Community Center Center AND AND AT AT Village Village of Youngstown of Youngstown Office Office 

(d) Excerpts subject to clause from person’s the (e), Local a student home Authorities for who a temporary Election purpose; Act, Section 48 for 

503 503 –– 55 th th Avenue Avenue West West 218 218 Main Main Street Street 

the following rules: 

i. the attends purposed an educational (d) of subject this act, institution to the clause place within (e), a of student or residence outside who Alberta, is governed by 

Hanna, Hanna, Alberta Alberta 

Youngstown, Youngstown, Alberta Alberta 

(a) a person may ! 

the following rules: i. attends have only an educational one place institution of residence within or for outside the purposed 

of this act; ii. temporarily rents accommodation for the purpose of attend- 

Alberta, 

ii. temporarily rents accommodation for the purpose of attending an 

In In order to to vote, vote, you you must must produce produce identification identification for for inspection. inspection. The The identification identification must must be one be one or or 

(a) a person may have only one place of residence for the pur- 

more of: of: 

(b) 

educational 

the residence 

institution, ing of an a educational and 

person is institution, the place and where the person lives 

1. 1. Photo identification with with name name & & address address that that is issued issued by by a a 

iii. posed has family of this members act; iii. has family who are members resident who in Alberta are resident and with in Alberta whom and the with 

Canadian Government (federal, (federal, provincial, provincial, local local or an or an agency agency thereof) thereof) 

and sleeps and to which, when the person is absent, the person 

intends to return; 

is 

(b) the residence Examples: 

student ordinarily whom resides of the a person when student not is ordinarily attending the place resides an where educational when the not person attending institution lives an 

•• Operator / / Driver’s license license 

and sleeps and educational to which, institution when the is deemed person to is reside absent, with those the person 

family 

•• Government photo photo identification card card (for (for non-drivers) or or 

(c) deemed a person to reside does with those family members; 

members; not lose the person’s residence by leaving the 

2. 2. One piece of of identification authorized by by the the Chief Chief Electoral Electoral Officer Officer under under the Election the Election Act Act (e) if a person 

intends 

leaves 

to return; 

person’s home (e) for the if a area person temporary with leaves the purpose; intention the area with of making the intention the person’s of making the 

that establishes the the elector’s name name and and current current address. address. 

(c) a person does not lose the person’s residence by leaving the 

Examples: 

residence (d) subject elsewhere, to clause person’s the person (e), residence a student loses elsewhere, the who person’s the residence person loses within the the person’s area. 

•• Bank/Credit card card statement or or personal cheque cheque 

person’s home residence for a temporary within the area. purpose; 

•• i. attends an educational institution within or outside Alberta, 

Insurance policy or or coverage card card 

(d) subject to clause (e), a student who 

•• Property tax tax / / assessment notice 

For questions ii. temporarily inquiries, rents contact accommodation the Returning for Officer, the purpose Doreen Nixon of attend- 

•• Complete list list is is http://municipalaffairs.alberta.ca/documents/ms/Voter_ID_Poster.pdf i. attends an educational For questions institution or inquiries, within contact or the outside Returning Alberta, Officer, Doreen 

As required by section 53 53 of of the the Local Authorities Election Act. Act. 

403-579-2460 ing an educational 

ii. temporarily 

or her Nixon rents 

cell institution, at accommodation 

phone 403-579-2460 403-740-9546, and or on for 

email her the cell purpose 

2017countyelectionden@ 

phone 403-740-9546, 

of attend- 

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gmail.com iii. has email 2017countyelectionden@gmail.com or mail to Box 1338, 

Dated at the Town of of Hanna in in the the Province of of Alberta, this this 26 th 26day of 2017. 

th day of September 2017. 

ing an or family 

educational mail to members Box 1388, who 

institution, Stettler, are AB resident 

andT0C 2L0. in Alberta and with 

Stettler, AB T0C 2L0. 

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whom the student ordinarily resides when 

iii. has family members who are resident Doreen not attending 

in Alberta Nixon, and Returning an 

with Officer 

Jennifer Laux, Laux, PLRD PLRD #25 #25 

educational institution is deemed to reside with those family 

(Returning (Returning Officer) Officer) 

whom the student ordinarily resides when not attending an 

members; 

!LGS1365 (2013/04) 

educational institution is deemed to reside with those family 

(e) if a person leaves the area with the intention of making the 

members; 

person’s residence elsewhere, the person loses the person’s 

(e) if a person leaves the area with the intention of making the 

residence within the area.

20 O c t o b e r 1 2 ' 1 7 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 . o b i t u a r y 

E C A r e v i e w 


Price Slash 

Sell Down 

500 $32,999 

a SLT $28,999 Happening Now at Stettler GM 

$52,999 

500 $49,999 

USED VEHICLE 

NH L-325 Skid-steer; Arctic 

Cat Panther 550 Snowmobile; 

Polaris 700 Snowmobile 

(low mileage); 3 New 

NRG 50cc Motorbikes; New 

NRG 90cc Motorbike; New 

#14191A - 2011 Ford Flex Limited 

AWD 94500 Kms - $20,999 

#14077A - 2012 GMC Terrain 

AWD SLT1 55200 Kms - $22,999 

#14167A - 2013 GMC Terrain 

AWD SLE 48100 Kms - $23,999 

TOM & KAREN FERGUSON AND OTHERS 


Champion 4500w Gen-Set; 

TFX 150 Dirt Bike; New Pistster 

10” Pro Table 125 Saw; Motorbike; 10” Com- 

50cc 

Oxy/Acet. Set; Mig Welder; 

pound Mitre Saw; 16” Poulan 

70cc & Motorbikes; McCullough NSR Chain- 

125 

& 

saws; Qty. of Hand & Power 

ATV; FRX 200 ATV; Kubota 

Tools; 2 Ton Folding Shop 

T1570 Crane; Lawnmower Qty. of Plumbers Tractor; 

Tools; Pursuit XL 4-Wheel 

8 Handicap (New) Samson Scooter; Hospital 11R22.5 

Bed; Camping Supplies; Lg. 

Tires; 4 (New) 385/65/22.5 

Rubber Boat & Oars (used 

Tires; once); Yard 16” Sprayer; Saddle, Rear Halters Tine 

& Bridles; 5th Wheel Hitch; 

Tiller; Collector Gas Books Pressure and Washer; Movies; 

Large Stamp Collection; Etc. 

Champion 4500w Gen-Set; 

Oxy/Acet. Set; Mig Welder; 

10” Table Saw; 10” Compound 

Mitre Saw; 16” Poulan 

& McCullough Chainsaws; 

Qty. of Hand & Power 

Tools; 2 Ton Folding Shop 

Crane; Qty. of Plumbers 



$1 

from Every Bra 

Sold in October 

Will be Donated to 

the Breast Cancer 

Society of Canada 

403-742-3407 • www.stettlergm.com 

#15111A - 2012 Ram 1500 

Blocksom loved people Laramie Longhorn 75100 Kms - $34,999 

and conversation 

#15109A- 2009 Dodge Journey SXT 

AWD 87400 kms - $13,999 

Feb. 22, 1928 CHEVROLET to Oct. 02, BUICK 2017 

GMCpilot’s licenses. 

Ken is predeceased by his 

Kenneth Melroy 

& Detailing Service 

www.Stettlergm.com 

He loved nothing more 

403-742-3407 

Blocksom was born in 

Hanna, Ab. to Alva and 

Irma Blocksom. 

He spent his early years in 

Mirror and Calgary and 

completed high school in 

Hanna. 

Ken grew up in a very 

musical family and learned 

to play the saxophone. As a 

young man, he joined an 

orchestra, the Blue Notes, 

and played at local dances in 

southern Alberta. 

When Ken was 

20, he bought 

and restored an 

old army Harley 

Davidson motorcycle. 

He was a 

dashing and 

handsome fellow 

on his motorcycle 

and caught 

the eye of the 

love of his life, Blocksom 

Peggy 

Cattanach. 

Ken and Peggy married 

on May 13, 1951 and settled 

in Hanna, Ab. They raised 

three beautiful children, 

Terry, Pat and Gay. 

Ken’s passion for cars led 

him to his life long career 

working at Jimmie’s Auto 

Service in Hanna, a GM 

dealership, where he was in 

charge of sales. 

This job was well suited to 

Ken’s personality as he 

loved people and conversation. 

He was kind and 

generous and 

would often invite 

clients to share a 

meal at his home. 

Ken was a natural 

leader, and 

participated in 

many volunteer 

activities 

including town 

council, Kinsmen 

and leading Boy 

Scouts. He won a 

bravery medal for 

a heroic rescue of 

a young boy 

during a scouting 

session. 

Ken’s joys in life 

included spending 

summers in 

Windermere, B.C. 

with his family 

and dear friends 

where they fished 

and water skied. 

Ken also loved 

working with 

wood. Some of his 

many projects 

included building 

furniture, a ski 

boat, cabinets for 

his kitchen and 

birdhouses. 

Ken was a history 

buff, 

particularly for 

events related to 

the first and 

second World 

Wars. He loved 

airplanes and both 

he and Peg 

obtained their 

than to load his family into 

his Cessna and fly out to 

visit his good friend, Bud at 

his farm in Youngstown. 

After the kids left home, 

Ken and Peggy bought 80 

acres of land in the 

Bearberry, west of Sundre, 

Ab. This was their weekend 

oasis for many years until 

1986 when they retired from 

the car business and moved 

permanently to the ‘farm’ in 

Bearberry. 

For the last 30 

years of his life, Ken 

enjoyed an amazing 

retirement. With 

Peg, he travelled 

extensively in their 

motorhome, finding 

great places to fish 

and enjoy the 

outdoors. 

They both loved to 

snowmobile with 

friends and family 

and their home was 

a perfect launching pad for 

many adventures. 

Until the very end of his 

life, Ken loved to jump on 

his quad and take a tour of 

the “pea patch”. 

The family will cherish all 

the good times that were 

enjoyed sharing outdoor 

adventures, meals and great 

conversation with Ken and 

Peg at the farm. 

Ken’s greatest legacy is 

the love that he bestowed on 

his family. 

Photo Contest 

Photo Contest 

Submit your photos by midnight November 7, for a chance to be published in our 

2018 Submit 

County your 

Calendar. 

photos by midnight November 7, for a chance to be published in our 

Grand 2018 

Prize County 

wins a Calendar. 

128 GB iPad mini! 

Grand Prize wins a 128 GB iPad mini! 

Contest Rules 

Maximum entries: 3 per person 

Contest Rules 

Deadline 

for Deadline 

entries: 

for Nov. entries: 7 

2017 Nov. 7 


check us out online 

www.ECAreview.com 


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. 

601 HWY 9 NORTH, DRUMHELLER, AB 

(1 Block North of Fountain Tire, Watch for Signs) 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. 

SATURDAY, 601 HWY OCTOBER 9 NORTH, 14, DRUMHELLER, 2017 at 11:00 ABa.m. 

601 (1 HWY Block North 9 NORTH, of Fountain DRUMHELLER, Tire, Watch for Signs) AB 

(1 Block North of Fountain Tire, Watch for Signs) 

father, mother and sister, 

Evelyn and survived by his 

loving wife of 66 years, Peg, son, 

Terry (Patty), daughters, Pat 

Blocksom (Allan Shewchuk), 

and Gay Flug (Bill), seven 

grandchildren, their partners, 

and 10 great grandchildren. 

He lived a long life full of 

TFX 150 Dirt Bike; New Pistster 

Pro 125 Motorbike; 50cc 

& 70cc Motorbikes; NSR 125 

ATV; TFX FRX 150 Dirt 200 Bike; ATV; New Kubota Pistster 

Pro Lawnmower 125 Motorbike; Tractor; 50cc 

T1570 

8 & (New) 70cc Motorbikes; Samson NSR 11R22.5 125 

Tires; ATV; FRX 4 (New) 200 ATV; 385/65/22.5 Kubota 

T1570 Lawnmower Tractor; 

Tires; Yard Sprayer; Rear Tine 

8 (New) Samson 11R22.5 

Tiller; Gas Pressure Washer; 

Tires; 4 (New) 385/65/22.5 

NH L-325 Skid-steer; Arctic Champion 4500w Gen-Set; 

Tires; Yard Sprayer; Rear Tine 


NH Polaris L-325 700 Skid-steer; Snowmo- 

Arctic 10” Table Saw; 10” Com- 

Oxy/Acet. Tiller; Gas Set; Pressure Mig Washer; Welder; 

PREVIEWING 


Polaris 700 Snowmolan 

& McCullough Chainpound 

Mitre Saw; 16” Poubile 

(low mileage); 3 New 


NRG 50cc Motorbikes; New 

PREVIEWING 


bile (low mileage); 3 New saws; Qty. of Hand & Power 




NRG 50cc Motorbikes; New Tools; 2 Ton Folding Shop 

LUNCH 10am-4pm AVAILABLE 


Crane; Qty. of Plumbers GST APPLICABLE 

Tools; Pursuit XL 4-Wheel LUNCH AVAILABLE 

TERMS OF SALE: Terms are cash or valid cheque. 

Handicap Scooter; Hospital All purchases must be settled for and removed sale 

Bed; Camping Supplies; Lg. TERMS day. All OF items SALE: sold Terms on are an cash is or basis valid without cheque. warranty 

All or purchases guarantee. must The be settled Auction for Company and removed is sale in no way 

Rubber Boat & Oars (used day. responsible All items sold for on errors an as in is description basis without or warranty condition. Sale 

once); 16” Saddle, Halters or subject guarantee. to additions The Auction or deletions. Company is in no way 

responsible for errors in description or condition. Sale 

& Bridles; 5th Wheel Hitch; subject to additions or deletions. 

Collector Books and Movies; 

More pictures and information 

More available pictures and on information 

the website at 

Large Stamp Collection; Etc. 

available on the website at 



PREVIEWING 




LUNCH AVAILABLE 

special moments. Ken will be 

greatly missed by all his family 

and friends. 

The family is grateful for all 

the prayers and condolences 

that they have received from 

family, friends and for the care 

that he received from the staff 

at Mountain View Seniors 

Lodge in Sundre and from the 

Amateur Maximum Photographers entries: only. per person 

If you run Maximum a photography entries: business, you 3 per are not person 

eligible 

Amateur Photographers only. 

If Amateur you run a photography Photographers business, you only. are not 

Anyone If you can run a Enter! photography business, you are not 

eligible 

There are eligible no age or residency requirements but 

the photograph must be taken by the entrant. 

Anyone can Enter! 

There Anyone are no can age or Enter! residency requirements but 

Photos the There should photograph are no age be must or High residency be taken Quality. requirements by the entrant. but 

Set your the camera photograph the HIGHEST must be taken RESOLUTION. by the entrant. 

Landcape vs. portrait? Landscapes lend 

Photos should be High Quality. 

themselves 

Set Photos best our 

your camera should calendar 

to the be format. 

HIGHEST High RESOLUTION. Quality. 

Landcape Set your camera vs. portrait? to the Landscapes HIGHEST RESOLUTION. 

lend 

Photos themselves Landcape MUST vs. best portrait? to taken our Landscapes calendar in the format. lend 

themselves best to our calendar format. 

County of Stettler. 

Photographs Photos taken in MUST the Town be of Stettler taken and in the 

Villages of Photos Big Valley, MUST Donalda be and taken Gadsby will in be the 

County of Stettler. 

accepted but will not be considered for the grand 

Photographs County of taken Stettler. in the Town of Stettler and 

prize. You must confirm ‘where’ in the County of 

Villages Photographs of Big taken Valley, in Donalda the Town and of Stettler Gadsby and will be 

Stettler the photo was taken in order to be eligible. 

accepted Villages of but Big will Valley, not be Donalda considered and Gadsby for the will grand be 

prize. accepted You but must will confirm not be ‘where’ considered in the for County the grand of 

Stettler prize. You the must photo confirm was taken ‘where’ in order in the to County be eligible. of 

Submittted by Jan Fooks 

Stettler the photo was taken in order to be eligible. 

2016 Grand Prize Winning Photo ‘Aurora’ 





doctors at the Moose and 

Squirrel Medical Clinic. 

There will be a celebration of 

his life on Oct. 21, 2017 at 1 p.m. 

at the Bearberry Community 

Hall west of Sundre with a light 

lunch to follow. 

In lieu of flowers, please 

donate to the charity of your 

choice. 

For full contest details and to upload your entries visit www.stettlercounty.ca 

For 

For 

full 

full 

contest 

contest 

details 

details 

and 

and 

to 

to 

upload 

upload 

your 

your 

entries 

entries 

visit 

visit 

www.stettlercounty.ca 

www.stettlercounty.ca 

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