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Forestburg 

Municipality 

Accountability 

Program 

Stettler’s 38th Annual Trade Show April 13 - 15 was again sold out with 125 vendors and entertainers and fun 

events in the Kidz Zone for the approximately 3100 attendees. Paisley Potter (4) of Stettler gives Chase from 

Paw Control TV show, accompanied by Trade Show Project Manager, Donna Morris, a high-five during the event 

as Dad, Jeff and daughter make their rounds. 

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INDEX 

Castor council .................... 2 

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

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

Real Estate/Homes ............. 5 

Obituaries ....................... 6-9 

Hanna council .................... 6 

Agriculture ...................... 8-9 

Classified/Careers ........10-11 

Ference’s 

honoured as 

Alberta’s 

Outstanding 

Young 

Farmers 

Page 3 

Local 

medals 

in 

2018 

championships 

Page 5 

Forestburg council 

learned at their regular 

April 10 council meeting 

that Municipal Affairs has 

chosen Hardisty to participate 

in a Municipal 

Accountability Program 

(MAP) review. 

Municipalities with a population 

of 5,000 or fewer will 

participate in the program. 

A municipal accountability 

advisor will do an 

onsite visit and review 

municipal documents, 

observe a council meeting 

and discuss policies and procedures 

with the Chief 

Administrative Officer 

(CAO) 

There is no cost for participating 

in the MAP review 

and it will provide municipalities 

with a better 

Coronation town council 

understanding of mandatory 

legislative 

requirements. 

Cemetery Columbaria 

A new columbarium is 

needed, and council will 

request $16,776 from the 

Sirko Trust Fund to be 

granted to the Hardisty 

Cemetery for the erection of 

a new one. 

When Joseph Sirko 

passed away in 1986 a trust 

fund was started. Since then 

money from the fund has 

been used for care and 

maintenance of the Sirko 

family plots, continuous 

maintenance of the cemetery 

as well as providing 

funds for the Hardisty 

Community Hall. 

Turn to Fire, Pg 3 

Generators considered for three buildings in emergencies 

CAO Kulyk has been gathering 

quotes on the cost of installing generator 

switches to the Community Hall, 

Lions Rec Centre and the Town Office. 

Research is also being done on the 

cost of purchasing standby diesel generators 

for all sites. 

The total cost for the switches and 

generators would be approximately 

$100,000. 

CAO Kulyk will be acquiring information 

on grants that may help 

contribute financially to the project. 

Feral cats 

Six calls dealing with cats were handled 

by Bylaw Enforcement Officer 

Sheri Wuzinski in the month of March 

and this lead to the discussion whether 

Coronation was doing all they could to 

help. Council wondered if it is just one 

problem cat or is there in fact many 

feral cats in the area. 

Most of the councillors have encountered 

feral cats and are aware that 

some concerned, soft hearted residents 

are feeding the cats and providing 

them with warm shelter over the 

winter months. 

The town provides skunk traps so 

that residents can humanely trap cats 

that are being a nuisance on their 

property but then it is the responsibility 

of the person to deal with the cat 

once it has been trapped. Decisions 

then must be made of what to do with 

the cat. 

“Is there a rescue place we can invite 

in to get some of these cats?” queried 

Councillor Vickey Horkoff. 

Chief Administrative Officer(CAO) 

Sandra Kulyk said she will ask 

Wuzinski if she has any ideas of societies 

that would be willing to help and 

Coun. Horkoff will investigate as well. 

Rental of vacant lot 

Action Plumbing and Excavating is 

looking for temporary storage for construction 

materials while they work on 

the Shirley McClellan Regional Water 

Commission Brownfield Water Line 

Extension from mid-April to early July. 

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Cont’d from Pg 1 

Council has agreed to rent them the 

vacant lot at 4502 Railway Avenue for 

the sum of $500 with the stipulation 

they keep the storage area clean, keep 

the roads free of mud and repair any 

ruts they may make. 

RCMP policing priorities 

Sgt. Darcy McGunigal from the 

Coronation RCMP detachment presented 

council with the policing 

priorities report for 2017/2018 and gave 

an outlook on what the priorities will 

be for 2018/2019. 

The RCMP are part of a Federal 

Agency, so the new year began April 1. 

The priorities for the past year have 

been traffic safety, property crime 

reduction and substance abuse. 

In January, February and March of 

2018 there were 125 traffic violations 

handed out with the year-end total 

being 406. 

This compares to 281 violations 

being handed out in the 2016/2017 year. 

The RCMP are continuing to see a 

decrease in property crime. 

There were 10 incidents in the past 

three months. 

In the 2016/2017 year there were 132 

breaks and enters and thefts and 88 in 

the 2017/2018 year. 

McGunigal was pleased to inform 

council that he is optimistic that construction 

will begin on the new 

detachment within a year and a realistic 

expectation would be that the 

RCMP will be operating out of the 

building within two to three years. 

 

Castor Council 

Awaiting engineers 

Emily Wheller 

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The Castor town council received a 

Castor and District Museum update 

from representatives Greg Laverty, 

Ray Marquart and John Wright 

during a regular meeting on April 9. 

The representatives shared that the 

society is currently waiting for an 

engineer report on the two-storey 

train house. This report will determine 

what condition the building is in 

and what type of work will need to be 

completed. 

“We have always had a good working 

relationship with the town,” spoke 

Museum secretary, John Wright. 

The museum has been actively 

fundraising for the Freight Shed 

rebuild. Recently members have discovered 

some issues with the original 

two-storey structure and had an engineer 

investigate. The representatives 

declined to comment further until the 

report is received. 

The Castor and District Museum 

currently have $177,000 and are 

expecting 2018 casino funds. The projected 

is estimated to cost $226,000, 

although this figure could change once 

the report is received. 

Trench request 

Council granted a resident request to 

place an electrical trench across an 

alley. 

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behind the wheel, one distraction 

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While most 

people believe 

that driving tired 

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harmless, statistics 

show that a lot of 

the behaviours 

exhibited by drunk 

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same as those displayed 

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who don’t 

sleep 

enough, 

yet still get 

Studies have shown that 

drivers who stay awake for 

just 17 hours straight exhibit 

the same driving mistakes as 

someone with a BAC of 0.05%. 

behind the wheel. 

Surveys have shown that an 

alarming proportion of drivers 

admit to having fallen asleep at the 

wheel at least once in their driving 

careers. 

In a 2007 survey done by the 

Traffic Injury Research Foundation, 

14.5% of participants revealed that 

they had fallen asleep at the wheel 

at least once in the last year. 

Drivers who were awake for 21 

consecutive hours showed the 

same mistakes as someone 

with a BAC of 0.08%. 

It’s important to 

make sure that you 

get enough sleep 

before you get into 

the driver’s seat of 

your car. 

If you don’t, you’re 

a danger to 

not only yourself 

but also 

those in your 

car and 

others on the 

road. 

So 

remember, cellphones aren’t 

your only distraction next 

time you find yourself out 

on the road. Stay awake and 

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Ference’s honoured as Alberta’s 

Outstanding Young Farmers 

More than 60 people gathered to 

honour fourth generation farmers 

Craig and Jinel Ference of Double F 

Farms located at Kirriemuir, Ab. as 

Alberta’s Outstanding Young Farmers 

for 2018. 

The winners were announced at the 

Alberta regional event held in Olds, 

Ab. on Feb. 9. 

After receiving university degrees, 

in Ag-business for Craig and Education 

for Jinel, they returned to take on the 

responsibilities of full-time farming in 

2004 and today crop 10,000 acres, 

manage an 8000 head feedlot and 4000 

mother cows, as well as a number of 

custom farming contracts. 

Their goal today continues to be one 

of creating a diverse business that 

involves many agriculture sectors. 

Craig and his wife, Jinel who was 

born near Stavely, Ab. have three children, 

Maddie (8), Nate (6) and Macy (3). 

Craig has always worked alongside 

his parents who have been very supportive 

of growth and expansion. 

“We feel very privileged to live in a 

yard with three generations and work 

together,” said Jinel. 

As caretakers of the land, Craig and 

Jinel focus on improving the land for 

future generations by increasing 

organic matter from one to four 

percent. 

New technology in product and 

equipment advancements continues to 

bring change to their farming techniques 

both in Alberta and their new 

expanded operation in Biggar, Sk. 

The property was purchased in 1999. 

Land prices were good and it is a productive 

area. 

“We seeded the land to grass and 

installed a water system. The purchase 

was made to increase our 

summer pasture and to ensure there 

was less drought risk by having cattle 

in multiple places,” said Jinel in an 

Craig and Jinel Ference of Double F Farms 

located at Kirriermuir, Ab. are Alberta’s 

Outstanding Young Farmers of 2018. The 

honour was announced at the Alberta 

regional event held in Olds, Ab. on Feb. 9. 

Ference’s will now ready themselves for 

the National Competition in Winnipeg in 

November, 2018. ECA Review/Submitted 

email to the ECA Review. 

Labour was a struggle when Craig 

first returned home and had dreams of 

growing the business. You must have 

great employees in order to operate a 

sizeable mixed farm. 

The majority of their employees are 

from Ukraine, South Africa, Sweden 

and Ireland. 

“Some are seasonal and others have 

come to Canada with dreams of 

becoming residents and working 

towards their citizenship.” 

The Alberta Region of Canada’s 

Outstanding Young Farmers Program 

honoured two other nominees, couples, 

Craig and Celeste Christensen of 

Parflesh Farms, Standard, Ab. and 

Roelof and Mary VanBenthem, 

VanBenthem Dairy, Red Deer County, 

Ab. at their 2018 Regional Event. 

All three nominee couples had different 

and innovative operations. 

The alumni will be working with the 

Ferences to help them prepare for the 

national event. 

Celebrating 38 years, Canada’s 

Outstanding Young Farmers’ program 

is an annual competition to recognize 

farmers that exemplify excellence in 

their profession and promote the tremendous 

contribution of agriculture. 

Open to participants 18 to 39 years of 

age, making the majority of income 

from on-farm sources, participants are 

selected from seven regions across 

Canada, with two national winners 

chosen each year. 

Canada’s Outstanding Young 

Farmers for 2018 will be chosen at the 

National Event in Winnipeg, Mb. from 

Nov. 29 – Dec. 3, 2018. 

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90 th Birthday 

Come & Go Tea 

for Herbert Kary 

Saturday, May 12 

1:30 to 4:00 @ 

Coronation Rec Centre 

Friday, April 27 

3-7 pm 

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Fire department assessments 


Coun. Roger Gatezman attended the 

Flagstaff Regional Emergency Service 

Committee meeting and informed 

council they are getting a Fire 

Underwriters insurance to do an 

assessment of each towns fire 

department. 

They will check deficiencies in the 

fire station, see if everything is up to 

code, review the fire fighters training 

records and see if each town has a 

large enough water supply to respond 

properly to all different types of fires. 

They will give an unbiased report on 

which fire departments are viable. 

Regional Governance Project 

Bob Coutts chair of the Flagstaff 

Intermunicipal Partnership (FIP) 

attended the April 10 council meeting 

to give an update on where the 

Regional Governance project is at and 

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to have an open dialogue with the 

council on their thoughts on the 

project. 

Waste management, FCSS, Sports 

teams, Churches, Flagstaff Initiative 

for Relationship and Spousal Trauma 

(FIRST) are some of the ways that the 

Flagstaff region is already working 

together. 

Decreasing populations, businesses 

closures, infrastructure needing to be 

replaced and limited reserves and savings 

are just some of the issues facing 

the communities in the region. 

FIP is exploring the possibility of a 

Regional Governance to help solves 

these problems. 

“Working as a region there are hopefully 

going to be some cost savings.” 

stated Coutts. 

FIP is planning on having some 

open houses in the fall with more concrete 

plans to present to the public 

Hanna Hospital Auxiliary 

Rummage 

SALE 

Sat., April 28 

10 am - 2:30 pm 

Hanna Arena & 

Curling Rink 

Over 200 tables of 

Odds & Ends, 

Lots of Clothing, etc... 

Remember to mark your calendar! 

with the hope of getting some feedback. 

In the following weeks and months 

all the councils in the region will 

research the risks and the benefits of 

whether a regional municipality is a 

sound idea. 

FIP includes the Flagstaff County, 

Towns of Daysland, Hardisty, Killam, 

Sedgewick and the Villages of 

Alliance, Forestburg, Galahad, Heisler, 

Lougheed and Strome. 

It was created in 2003 so that all 

these communities could work as one 

region and focus on using their tax dollars 

in ways that would benefit 

everyone. 

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Administrative 

Professionals 

Luncheon 

Thurs., April 26 

11:30 am - 1:30 pm at the Hub 

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We get so busy 

meeting the 

expectations 

of others, we 

often don’t 

look after 

ourselves. 

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Stettler Board 

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invite Brenda 

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we are and 

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On The Other Hand 

Bigger than a pipeline 

by B.P. Schimke 

Let’s start with the facts. The 

December 2016, Canada Framework on 

Clean Growth and Climate Change 

between the federal government and 

provinces led to a price on carbon in 

Alberta but had a number of other 

provisions. 

It allowed Alberta to increase oil 

sands emissions to 47.5 per cent above 

2014 levels. It excluded greenhouse gas 

(GHG) emissions for all new upgrading 

facilities or co-generation plants that 

use steam for both electricity and 

extracting bitumen. 

Negative for this region was the 

trade-off to shutter coal-fired power 

plants, but it did include the federal 

government’s commitment to the 

Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. 

Taken in totality, it might be surprising 

that an NDP government in 

Alberta and a Liberal government in 

Ottawa, both who believe in climate 

change and it’s impending dangers, 

would sign such an agreement. 

What it did confirm was that these 

two governments know the importance 

of long-term strategies rather 

than ideology and short-term poll 

bumps. 

The move to a low carbon economy 

doesn’t happen overnight. Slamming 

the brakes on Alberta’s oil production 

would be as catastrophic as not taking 

climate change seriously. 

Former Premier Kristi Clark of 

British Columbia can take lots of credit 

for this current mess. Her party’s flagrant 

use of loopholes to secure large 

corporate donations, numerous ethical 

scandals and disregard for the legislature 

caused many political moderates 

to vote NDP. 

Unfortunately for Alberta and 

Canada, a NDP win in B.C. couldn’t 

have come at a worse time. 

Former Prime Minister Harper is 

also to blame because of his war on 

science. 

In Bill C-38, the 2012 omnibus budget 

bill, Harper stealthily dismantled regulatory 

oversight and regulations 

pertaining to Canada’s water bodies 

and waterways and shut down many 

monitoring stations including those on 

the West Coast. 

The intention was to smooth the way 

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for the construction of the Northern 

Gateway pipeline. 

Not surprisingly such draconian 

actions led to the demise of that pipeline 

and a majority victory by the 

then-third-place Liberal party. 

I was the Executive Secretary to the 

Vice President of Finance of Syncrude 

when one of its six partners, Arco, 

pulled out and the entire project was 

threatened. 

It took equity investments by the 

Federal, Ontario and Alberta governments 

to save the project and we know 

how well that turned out economically. 

Kinder Morgan is playing the same 

card today. They want risk sharing 

with governments because the NDP 

Premier in B.C., single-focus environmentalists 

and some First Nations (43 

First Nations signed benefit agreements 

with Kinder Morgan to date) are 

threatening Kinder Morgan’s ability to 

seek debt financing and shareholder 

support. 

Call me a socialist, but I see the only 

option today is governments assuming 

much of the risk for the Trans 

Mountain pipeline. 

But it’s imperative that the coastal 

First Nations be given a powerful decision 

making voice at the table for all 

regulations and enforcement relating 

to water safety, mitigation, clean-up, 

remedial action, fines and 

compensation. 

This is a tale of the federal government 

and our provincial government 

being pragmatic and offending many 

in their respective parties. 

Tough decisions, not ideology, must 

rule the day for the good of the 

country. 

Trudeau has no short-term advantage 

for fighting B.C. as there are many 

Liberal seats to be lost in the next 

election. 

From a partisan point of view, he 

has even fewer reasons to support 

Alberta where much of the population 

would rather die than vote Liberal or 

Trudeau. 

But true leaders, such as Notley and 

Trudeau, play the long-game for the 

aggregate good of their province or 

country knowing full well there is 

always trade-offs and their political 

base can’t always be the winners! 

Request tax rebate 


Town foreman, Arjan Van Hienen, 

had previously investigated the location 

and understands the request as 

there are many overhead lines. 

Van Hienen placed stipulations the 

resident must follow. These include 

the line must be ran through a conduit, 

must be under any existing town 

lines by two feet, and the line is to be 

clearly marked above ground. 

Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), 

Sandi Jackson, suggested a policy be 

put in place for future requests of this 

nature. 

Re-Development Incentive bylaw 

Council passed a Re-Development 

Incentive bylaw, where old and low 

value residential and commercial 

properties are replaced with new 

developments, property owners can 

submit a written letter of application 

requesting the tax rebate. 

The rebate shall be applied to the 

municipal portion of the annual tax 

levy only and will be granted for three 

tax years following the completion of 

construction. 

Previously, the town had a similar 

program in place. 

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Time to get off the pot! 

by Herman Schwenk 

I told yah! In a recent column, I 

wrote that Trudeau was stalling for 

time, just hoping that the pipeline 

problem would go away. 

Steve Kean from Kinder Morgan has 

finally had enough of the stalling from 

the Alberta NDP, the Federal Liberals 

and the obstruction from the BC NDP 

governments. 

On Sunday April 8, they delivered an 

ultimatum. 

They would spend no more money 

on the project for now, and the governments 

had until May 31st to give the 

company a clear go-ahead to start construction, 

or they will abandon the 

project. 

This is exactly what BC wanted, but 

the ball is clearly in Trudeau and 

Notley’s court now. 

They are being forced to ‘get off the 

pot’. 

Neither of these two really wanted 

the pipeline to be constructed because 

it goes against their basic climate 

change policy. 

Trudeau and his progressive government 

have made very little progress in 

getting pipeline construction 

underway. 

I think he thought he could get away 

with killing the project with a slow 

death like he did with the Energy East 

Pipeline, however, he thought he could 

stall it with his the pipeline will get 

built statements until after the next 

election which he was confident he 

could win. 

He did not anticipate the ultimatum. 

The pipeline must get built now or 

he will pay a political price. 

If this pipeline goes the way of the 

Dodo bird like the Energy East pipeline 

did his government will be 

portrayed as a do-nothing 

government. 

The Kinder Morgan ultimatum has 

also created a political problem for 

Rachel Notley. 

All of her tough talk is now meaningless 

because now she has to follow 

through with some real action. 

She now has only six weeks to come 

up with something drastic enough to 

force Premier John Horgan and his 

green sidekick to back down. 

She made a tactical error when she 

withdrew a ban on wine being 

imported from BC. 

She thought that when Horgan 

changed his tactics and took the issue 

to court she had won. 

Well all that accomplished was to 

encourage the protesters. 

She should have told him that the 

wine ban would stay in place until construction 

of the pipeline was 

underway. 

In fact, what she should have done 

since his taking the issue to court was 

frivolous, was impose more economic 

sanctions on him which is what she 

will be forced to do now if she really 

wants the pipeline to be built. 

The pipeline is her only hope of 

resurrection. 

I don’t think she will win an election 

anyway but getting the pipeline built 

would be a legacy for her. 

I really don’t understand what is so 

difficult for Trudeau and his do 

nothing government to get pipeline 

construction underway anyway. 

It has received regulatory approval 

and the government did give it federal 

approval as it is in the national 

interest. 

BC may not like it, but BC has no 

constitutional authority to block it. We 

cannot have national decisions decided 

by protesters. 

If Trudeau would exercise some 

authority instead of acting in front of a 

camera I think he could have already 

had pipeline construction underway. 

He should simply tell Kinder 

Morgan to start construction and 

guarantee that the government would 

make sure that there would be no 

obstruction from protesters etc. 

Rather than taking the RCMP away 

from their responsibilities, use the 

army. 

That would be a far more useful 

place for them to keep peace than 

sending them over to Mali where some 

of them would probably face certain 

death. 

Tasking the army to protect construction 

workers would have more 

political support and cost less money 

than sending them on a lost cause to a 

dangerous area in Africa. 

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The Saskatoon based group 

began as a quartet rooted in 

Gospel music but they soon 

noticed that their harmonies 

leaned towards a vintage folk 

sound comparable to groups 

like the ‘Andrews Sisters’ and 

their performances took on a 

1940’s flair. 

Their 2015 debut album, 

 

‘Good Clean Fun”, blends the 

sounds of Bluegrass, Folk and 

Gospel and focuses on core 

values of faith, family and 

female empowerment with positive 

uplifting music that 

celebrates life and inspires positive 

change in the world. 

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Along the way the group 

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embracing the feminist undertones 

of their moniker and their 

Local medals in 2018 championships 

Kiersten Vincett, a former 

Valley Alpine Ski Club racer, 

wrapped up her competition 

season March 21 - 24 at the 

Sport Chek Ski Cross National 

Championship at RED 

Mountain Resort, Rossland, 

BC. 

The Sport Chek National Ski 

Cross Championships put 

living legends, such as Pyeong 

Chang Olympic Gold Medalist 

Kelsey Serwa, up against the 

next generation of ski cross 

racers. 

Other highlights of Vincett’s 

year included a FIS Bronze 

medal at Sir Sam’s Ski and 

Bike in Ontario and Gold and 

Silver medals in the Matrix 

Western SX Finals at Big 

White Ski Resort in Kelowna, 

BC. 

Kiersten Vincett was two 

years old when she first 

strapped on skiis at Valley Ski 

Club near Alliance, Ab. and 

four when she took to racing in 

the Nancy Greene program, 

now called Valley Alpine Ski 

Club. 

Vincett aims to reach the 

National Development Team in 

the next three years which will 

give her some sport funding 

from the government. Her 

long-term goal is for the 

National team and the 

Olympics. 

She moved to Calgary to 

attend the National Sport 

School where she graduated 

from last year. She is completing 

some grade 12 classes 

this year while training and 

competing with the Alberta 

Ski-cross team. 

Pre-season training involves 

usually 20 hours a week in the 

gym with agility drills, etc., 

while during the ski season, 

training involves 20 hours on 

the snow every week. 

Vincett wasn’t 

firm on her plans 

for next year 

other than to continue 

training 

and working, possibly 

taking a 

“gap” year before 

pursuing a career 

in athletic 

therapy, as one 

option. 

Vincett grew 

up in Galahad, 

Ab. where her 

parents, Ross and 

Penny, and two 

younger siblings 

reside. 

She likes her 

roots in small 

town saying, it 

takes a village to 

raise a child 

because my parents 

could not 

have done it all 

without the help 

of friends and 

(Above) Kiersten Vincett of Galahad, Ab. racing at Big White Western SX finals. 

(Below) Gold medal Western SX final for Kiersten Vincett at Big White Ski Resort 

in Kelowna, B.C. 

Vincett wrapped up 

her season March 21 - 

24 at the Sport Check 

Ski Cross National 

Championship at RED 

Mountain Resort in 

Rosslad, BC where 

she raced against 

living legends, such 

as Pyeong Chang 

Olympic Gold Medalist 

Kelsey Serwa. 

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parents of fellow athletes who were really 

really supportive and helpful. 

“My parents couldn’t have done it all 

without that support as I was a multi-athelete 

going from skiing, volleyball, badminton, basketball, 

then baseball in the summer,” said 

Vincett. 

“You can pursue your dreams, even if you 

come from a small community. 

“It’s not a disadvantage at all, you can still 

do great things because you have the whole 

community at your back.” 

 

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belief that women are the 

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This is why they donate 20 

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Listed for $35,000 

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This home features a main floor 

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Pending 

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On their Stettler stop on 

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to hear their slinky playful 

lyrics, swinging beat, sassy 

talk back harmonies and 

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both their outstanding 

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Shows are at the Stettler 

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Stettler Variety Showcase 

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Loved nothing more than a good story 

Gordon Alexander Boyd passed 

away peacefully at the age of 89 on 

Tuesday, April 3, 2018. 

Born on the family farm to Frank 

and Alice Boyd of Lomond, Ab, Gordon 

was the oldest of eight children. 

At 13 years of age, Gordon rode his 

first cattle roundup with his dad and 

later rode the fall cattle roundups at 

the community pasture for 15 years. 

 

One day he rode past Majorville 

School leading a team of horses, not 

knowing that his future wife was 

looking out the window watching the 

handsome cowboy. 

On March 14, 1953, Gordon married 

Dorothy Elizabeth Winch and that love 

was the beginning of 65 years together. 

Gordon farmed for many years, 

beginning in Milo, then Queenstown 

Hanna Council 

Supporting high school rodeo 

Emily Wheller 

ECA Review 

Hanna councillors approved a 

motion to be a major sponsor of $1,000 

for the Hanna High School rodeo as 

they have done previously in 2017 at 

their regular meeting on April 10. 

The Hanna Big Country High School 

Rodeo Club is hosting on May 4 to 6 at 

the Handhills Lake Rodeo Grounds. 

“Last year’s event was very well 

organized,” spoke Coun. Gerald 

Campion. 

The funds will come from the Public 

Relations and Promotions category of 

the Operating Budget. 

RCMP update 

Corporal Trent Sperlie of the Hanna 

detachment joined council to give a 

quarterly update. Cpl. Sperlie said that 

property crime is a main concern, this 

included rural and vehicle theft. 

He shared that education is a focus 

of the detachment, adding that 99 per 

cent of rural vehicle thefts the keys 

were left in the vehicle. 

Fire department report 

The Hanna Fire Department Fire 

Chief, David Mohl, gave a quarterly 

report including statistics and 

comparisons. 

Fire Chief Mohl shared that there 

was a total of 24 calls in the first 

quarter, 11 in the town and 13 rural, 

most of the calls were traffic related 

accidents. 

A provincial training grant was 

applied for and the Hanna Department 

received $20,000. 

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Kimberly Devloo and Albert Lunevich; Pure Pandemonium 

Paintball (Gift Certificate): Dave McCourt and Jim 

Pearson; Panda Flowers (Bamboo & Bear): Glenn Fraser; 

Peavey Mart (lawn ornament): Geraldine Bruketa; 

Smitty’s (gift card): Penny Rendall Kal Tire (oil change): 

Ceanna Reinhold; Kids How Many Stars in My Galaxy. Answer 

is 1060; Uncle Tim’s Treats (big stuffed dog):Nevaeh 

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and finally in Hanna, where they purchased 

a farm in 1968. 

In 1997 Gordon and Dorothy moved 

to an acreage on the edge of Hanna 

where he could still “farm” the garden. 

Gordon loved nothing 

better than a good story and 

always had time for visiting 

with friends and neighbours, 

including visits to the John 

Deere. 

In 2012 Gordon and 

Dorothy moved to Olds to be 

closer to family, then several 

years later moved to 

Didsbury Bethany Care 

Centre. 

Gordon will be forever 

remembered by his beloved 

On-Farm 

Boyd 

wife, Dorothy Boyd (nee Winch); children, 

Owen Boyd (Karen Prescott), Pat 

(Mark) Kolenchuk, and Bob (Jackie) 

Boyd; his eight grandchildren, Kevin 

(Angela) Boyd, Kelly Boyd, Rebecca 

(Stephen) Hagglund, Diane Jacob, 

Dustin Boyd, Cole (Charley) Boyd, 

Shawn (Katelyn) Boyd, and Brock 

Boyd; as well as his five great-grandchildren 

Jeffrey Hagglund, Zachary 

Hagglund, Tessa Boyd, Tyson Boyd 

and Mia Boyd. 

He was predeceased by his 

parents, Frank and Alice 

Boyd, brother Murray Boyd, 

and daughter-in-law Patricia 

Boyd. 

A celebration of Gordon’s 

life was held on April 9, 2018 

at Olds Church of the 

Nazarene. 

In lieu of flowers, donations 

can be made to 

Salvation Army (420 – 9th 

Ave SE Calgary, Ab. T2G 

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Ambulance (Box 570, 1441 Aviation 

Park NE Calgary, Ab. T2E 8M7). 

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Great, humble, caring man 

Benjamin, Donald William 

April 30 1953 to April 6, 2018 

It is with great sadness that we are 

having to say goodbye to 

our beloved husband, 

brother, dad, uncle, son-inlaw, 

brother-in-law and 

friend to so many. 

Mourning for Donnie is 

his wife Gail, sister Elaine 

Sharpe, brother Daniel and 

his wife Audrey and the 

other half of him in so 

many ways his best friend 

ever and twin Ronald, with Benjamin 

his wife Emily. 

Also mourning are 

Donald’s three children, Candice 

(Shawn) Stuckey, Tracy (Kevin) Brost 

and Johnpaul Benjamin (Christa). 

Donald was blessed with nine 

grandchildren, Kylee, Sienna, 

Courtney, Chance, Dillan, Damien, 

Lexus, Léo and Liv and two great 

grandsons Kodie and Jace along with 

stepdaughters Jacey Melnyk (Matt) 

and Audrey Bouchard [Cole] as well as 

mother-in-law Marlene Cuming and 

father-in-law Jim Ellwood. 

Donnie is predeceased by his 

brother Ed Benjamin, brother-in-law 

Allen Sharpe, stepson Cole Annable 

as well as parents Roy Benjamin, 

Betty Lagore and 

stepfather Paul 

Lagore. 

Donnie will be 

missed for his 

kindheartedness, 

his super great 

laugh out loud stories, 

his weekly 

card games and 

by so many family 

and friends who 

knew him to be a 

great, humble and 

caring man. 

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little kid during his three trips to 

Disneyland. 

He got to see some sites. 

He worked hard. 

His great pleasures were 

fishing with JP and the boys, 

hunting with Nadine, Ronald 

and all the guys. 

Racing his Homing Pigeons 

always competing and collaborating 

with Ronald and the 

fellows from the Central 

Alberta Racing Pigeon Club. 

We all miss you sweetheart – 

this was much too soon. 

A celebration of Donnie’s life 

was held on Sat., April 14, 2018, 

at 1 p.m. in the Stettler Funeral Home, 

Stettler, Ab. with Laurence Fisher 

officiating. 

Don was laid to rest in the Lake 

View Cemetery, Stettler, Ab. 

Donations in memory are gratefully 

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Shared love and life 

with all who knew her 

Elsina Alberta Strome was born on 

Oct. 16, 1926, in Castor, Ab. to parents 

Pearl and Milton Strome. 

She was the sixth child in a family of 

14 that lived on a farm north of Castor. 

What a great place to 

grow up. 

She also had older sisters 

and brothers who 

looked after her and 

younger brothers and 

sisters to enjoy and have 

fun with. 

Elsina was always a 

happy, cheerful girl with 

lots of energy and so 

ready to join in work and 

play. 

Being the oldest of four girls in a 

row, she was always a very good leader 

for the younger ones. 

Elsina took Grades 1 to 9 in a small 

country school and Grade 10 by 

correspondence. 

She loved birds and knew where all 

their nests were. 

She also knew the wild flowers by 

name and where they grew. 

As a young girl, she learned to swim 

and ski down the hills on the farm. 

Elsina loved books and could spend 

many hours in them reading, 

colouring and sketching. 

Elsina painted beautiful oil and 

acrylic pictures and enjoyed sketching 

people and writing stories. 

After her school years, Elsina was 

employed in various homes. 

If a Mom was sick and needed help 

with the children or a new baby 

arrived, she would help look after the 

older kids. 

She would help the neighbour ladies 

cook for the crews at threshing time. 

She worked in homes in Vancouver, 

Edmonton, Calgary, Red Deer and 

many smaller places in between. 

She was loved by the children in 

these homes. 

Her nieces and nephews adored her 

and kept in touch throughout the 

years. 

Elsina worked for several years at 

the Paintearth Lodge while helping 

Mom with her garden and housework. 

She stayed on in Mom’s house for 

many years, eventually moving into 

the Manor and then into the Lodge. 

She liked playing games with her 

family. 

Though they would tease her lots, 

she always had a quick and ready 

answer for them. 

Elsina was a constant companion 

with Dan and Dora and shared her 

love and life with all who knew her. 

What wonderful memories she 

leaves us all. 

Elsina will be forever loved and 

remembered by her sisters Hazel 

Annett, Dora Morasch, Vi Collins, Bea 

(Vic) Tschritter and Ruby (Dave) 

Lopetinsky; as well as brothers Ernie 

and Danny (Elda); sisters-in-law Joyce 

Strome and Brenda; numerous nieces, 

nephews, cousins and a host of many 

friends. 

Elsina was predeceased 

by her 

parents Milton 

and Pearl Strome; 

sisters Mary Ann 

(Art) Pedersen 

and Susie (Jim) 

Bedson; brothers 

Clarence, Wes 

(Marj), Henry 

and Walter; 

brothers-in-law 

Dan Morasch, 

Johnny Annett, 

Strome 

Call Mike 

780-385-4664 

Graham Clark and Harold Collins. 

Funeral services were held at 

Evangelical Missionary Church on 

Tues., April 17, 2018, led by Pastor 

Brent Siemens and Jim Culham gave 

the tribute. 

Burial took place at Markham 

Cemetery with Ernie Strome, Bill 

Bedson, Danny Strome, Pat 

Annett, Ken Strome, Randy 

Strome as pallbearers. 

Family and friends gathered at 

the Missionary Church for a time 

of fellowship and a luncheon by 

the Women’s Ministries. 

Memorial donations may be 

made to a charity of your own 

choice. 

Condolences may be sent to the 

family at www.parkviewfuneralchapels.com 

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Crematorium entrusted with the care 

and funeral arrangements. 

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Her true devotion was to her family and home 

Kaster - Alva Ruth Pearl Kaster (nee 

Viste), surrounded by her loving 

family, passed away peacefully in the 

Hanna Hospital, March 31, 2018. 

Born in Hanna on October 2, 1936, to 

Manley and Pearl Viste, the fifth of 

eight children. Alva is predeceased by 

her parents, infant sister, Ella Mae, 

brother, Calton Viste, sister 

and brother-in-law Carol and 

Lou Lohrman, and sister-inlaw 

Freda Viste. 

Alva is survived by her husband, 

John Kaster, daughters: 

Jackie-Lynn Kaster, Dawna 

(Allan) LaRiviere, Shannon 

(Bill) Johnson, Janice (Jason) 

Swan, and seven grandchildren: 

Taylor and Andrew 

LaRiviere; Alexander, Owen, Kaster 

and Keaton Johnson and 

Isabella and Derek Swan. She 

is also survived by brothers Walter 

Viste, Dwight (Dorothy) Viste, Stanley 

(Shirley) Viste, her sister, Gene (Gary) 

Burns, and many nieces and nephews. 

Alva enjoyed an active life and preferred 

spending time outdoors 

gardening, walking, golfing, playing 

softball, and riding 

her bike. In the 

winter months, 

she loved to skate 

and curl, however, 

her true devotion 

was to her family 

and home. She 

dedicated abundant 

time to her 

hobbies including 

crocheting, oil 

painting, baking, 

cleaning, 

mending, taking 

care of her yard, 

and singing in 

choirs to name a 

few. She also loved 

to dance and play 

cards. Closest to 

her heart were her 

grandchildren, 

and time spent 

with them was 

treasured and 

precious. 

She worked as a 

Nursing Aide 

before raising her 

children, and later 

was employed at a 

daycare, all of 

which were a natural 

fit for her 

loving and caring 

nature. She had an 

impressive work 

ethic and put one 

hundred percent 

into everything 

she did. She was a 

long time member 

of the Hanna 

Kinette Club/K40s 

and the Hanna 

Redeemer 

Lutheran Church 

where she especially 

enjoyed 

singing hymns. 

Alva bravely battled 

cancer for six 

months and leaves 

in her passing, a 

lifetime of service 

to family, friends, 

and community. 

Alva, along with 

her family, greatly 

appreciate the 

wonderful care 

she received from 

the staff of Unit 42 

at the Foothills 

Hospital in 

Calgary, and especially 

Dr. Hanna, 

and the kind and 

supportive staff at the Hanna Hospital. 

The Kaster family acknowledge and 

thank their relatives, friends, the local 

community and churches for their support 

through visits, cards, food, 

flowers and prayers. The kindness 

shown is overwhelming and greatly 

appreciated. The family would like to 

thank Pastor Colin Millang 

for his devoted support, 

prayers, and humour which 

helped the family navigate a 

difficult journey. 

Following the interment, 

the funeral service will be 

held Monday, April 23 at 1:00 

p.m. at the Hanna Redeemer 

Lutheran Church. 

Charitable donations in 

memoriam may be directed 

to the Canadian Northern 

Railway (Hanna 

Roundhouse Society), Box 1267, Hanna, 

AB, T0J 1P0, or to a charity of choice. 

Hanna Funeral Services Ltd., 


arrangements; 403-854-5956. 

Condolences can be forward to the 

family at www.hannafuneral.ca. 

Card of Thanks 

Alva, along with her family, greatly 

appreciated the wonderful care she 

received from the staff of Unit 42 at the 

Foothills Hospital in Calgary, and 

especially Dr. Hanna, and the kind and 

supportive staff at the Hanna Hospital. 

The Kaster family acknowledge and 

thank their relatives, friends, the local 

community and churches for their support 

through visits, cards, food, 

flowers and prayers. The kindness 

shown is overwhelming and greatly 

appreciated. 

The family would like to thank 

Pastor Colin Millang for his devoted 

support, prayers, and humour which 

helped the family navigate a difficult 

journey. 

Service 

Following the interment, the funeral 

service will be held Monday, April 23 

at 1 p.m. at the Hanna Redeemer 

Lutheran Church. Charitable donations 

in memoriam may be directed to 

the Canadian Northern Railway 

(Hanna Roundhouse Society), Box 

1267, Hanna, AB, T0J 1P0, or to a 

charity of choice. 

Hanna Funeral Services Ltd., 


arrangements; 403-854-5956. 

Condolences can be forward to the 

family at www.hannafuneral.ca. 

KOPJAR SEED LTD. 

BOX 8 ROWLEY, AB. T0J 2X0 

Pedigree Seed 

WHEAT: 

HRSW: AAC Brandon – AC Carberry 

CPSR: AC Ryley 

MALT BARLEY: 

CDC Copeland – CDC Bow 

FEED BARLEY: CDC Austenson 

PEAS: CDC Saffron 

CDC Spectrum for 2019 

OATS: CDC Morgan 

PHONE: 403-368-2409 

CELL: 403-321-0237 

FAX: 403-368-2410 

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Real Estate 

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acres, 22-38-16 W4 

about 1/2 mi. west of 

Halkirk on Hwy 12. 

Up for bids. 403-742- 

4718. 

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For Rent 

IF YOU are looking 

for a seasonal campsite, 

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door in Delburne. 

Call 403-749-2099. 

ONE BEDROOM 

apartment in 

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0009. 

FOR RENT in 

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3 bdr, 2 bath 

bungalow. Utilities 

included. N/S. 780- 

372-3670. 

Misc 

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practices. 

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SAWMILLS from only 

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COLORADO Blue 

Spruce: $0.99/each 

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($178.20). Also full 

range of tree, shrub 

and berry seedlings. 

Free shipping most 

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guarantee. 1-866- 

873-3846 or 

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Feed & Seed 

HAY for sale, 1st cut 

alfalfa/brome mix. No 

foxtail, no mayweed, 

no rain. Weight on 

average 1398 lbs. 

Top quality. Also 1st 

cut grass hay, no foxtail, 

no mayweed, no 

rain. Weight on average 

1392 lbs.Top 

quality. Daysland 

area. Phone 780- 

374-2459. If no 

answer, leave message. 

HEATED Canola 

buying Green, 

Heated or 

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Canola. Buying: oats, 

barley, wheat & peas 

for feed. Buying 

damaged or offgrade 

grain. “On Farm 

Pickup” Westcan 

Feed & Grain, 1-877- 

250-5252. 

GOOD quality small 

square hay for sale. 

$7/bale. In the shed. 

403-882-2421. 

Livestock 

FOR Sale: Maine 

Anjou Bulls. 

Yearlings and two 

year olds, red and 

blacks. Easy calving, 

great milk production, 

gentle dispositions. 

Rocky Lane Farms, 

Rumsey, AB 403- 

368-2114 or 403- 

742-9835. 

RED and Black 

Angus cow bulls for 

sale. Semen tested 

and delivered. Quiet 

and will keep till you 

need them. $3500. 

Bellshill Angus, 

Darrell and Lorraine 

Davidson. 780-888- 

1374 or 780-888- 

1087. 

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Business 

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HIP or Knee 

Replacement? Other 

medical conditions 

that lead to restrictions 

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dressing? $2,500 

yearly tax credit. 

$40,000 refund 

cheque/rebates. 

Disability Tax Credit. 

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service fee nationwide. 

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Help Wanted 

ASPHALT paving 

company long established 

in Edmonton 

requires Salesman, 

Foreman & Workers 

for work in the city. 

Must have extensive 

experience with all 

aspects of paving & 

equipment operation. 

780-466-7763. 

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CLEARVIEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS 

Requires 

Substitute School Bus Drivers 

We are looking for energetic individuals to join our dedicated team of bus drivers in the Castor, Coronation 

and Brownfield areas. Schools in these areas are currently experiencing a driver shortage and are in 

immediate need of substitute drivers for bus routes and field trips for school activities. 

Clearview will provide training for drivers needing to upgrade their license to a Class 2 with an “S” 

Endorsement. All our drivers work in a learning environment focused on student success. Please visit 

the “Careers” section of our website at www.clearview.ab.ca for information on bus driver employment 

requirements. A complete application package is also available from website under the “Staff” section of 

the home page. 

Completed applications are accepted electronically at applications@clearview.ab.ca or can be forwarded to: 

Clearview Public Schools 

Attn: M. Wingie, Director of Transportation 

Box 1720 Stettler, Alberta T0C 2L0 Phone: (403) 742-6192 Fax: (403) 742-1388 

Paintearth Gas Co-Op Ltd. 

GENERAL MANAGER 

Paintearth Gas Coop Ltd. (the Co-op) is a member owned co-operative operated out of Castor Alberta. The 

Coop is governed by a Board of Directors and delegates the day to day business activities to be managed 

by a General Manager. The Board of Directors are seeking to fill the position of “General Manager”. 

The position is responsible for all activities of the Gas Coop and reports to the Board of Directors. Responsibilities 

include but not limited to the financial operations, accounting, company policies, company procedures, natural gas 

distribution, construction, training, employees and administration of the Co-op. The General Manager is the key 

person to liaison with members/customers. 

The General Manager must have a general knowledge of and operate within all Governing Acts, Regulations, 

Standards, Codes and the Federation of Alberta Gas Coops Operations and Maintenance Guidelines. 

The ideal candidate would have the following skill sets, training, certification and knowledge base as an asset to the 

position. 

• Post Secondary Education with a preference in office management skills 

• Develop policy and carry out the policies of the Co-op 

• An asset would be to have the following certification in 1st Aid, CPR, PE Fusion and Defensive Driving. 

• Excellent interpersonal and supervisory skills to understand, communicate verbally and in writing, managing 

employees, dealing with customers, contractors and other issues that may arise. 

• Ability to work with a Board of Directors by reporting at meetings, interim reports to the Chairman or 

designated Director(s). 

• High level of financial skills which would include developing budgets, record keeping, financial interim 

reporting and gas billing programs 

• Knowledge of a gas distribution network (installing, repairing, operating and maintaining) 

• Clean Drivers Abstract with a minimum Class 5 drivers license 

• Able to pass a pre-employment drug test 

• Organizational skills, self-motivated and willing to attend professional development opportunities, Managers 

meetings and Gas Co-op related meetings anywhere in the province. 

• Computer skills in Windows Microsoft Office programs, Gas Billing programs, New Views accounting programs 

• Equipment mechanical Aptitude 

• Monitor and maintain Health and Safety Plan 

Paintearth Gas Coop offers competitive and generous salary, benefits and pension packages. More details will be 

provided to short listed candidates. 

Expected employment start date would be July/August 2018. 

Applications may be submitted by email or post mail. If submitting by post mail, please mark it as “Confidential” and 

address it to: 

Paintearth Gas Coop Ltd. 

c/o Allen Hobbs, Chairman 

Box 5 Castor, Alberta T0C 0X0 

Emailed applications may be forwarded to allenvhobbs@gmail.com 

Applications must be submitted by April 27, 2018 

We thank all those that showed interest by their application, but only short listed candidates will be contacted. 

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 

The Village of Youngstown requires a 

Public Works Foreman 

This self motivated individual is responsible for 

maintaining water and sewer systems, garbage 

collection, by-law enforcement, upkeep and 

maintenance of municipal buildings, streets, 

sidewalks, parks and playground. 

A complete list of duties are available upon request. 

Please state experience and wage expected. 

Resumes with references may be submitted to: 

THE VILLAGE OF YOUNGSTOWN 

BOX 99, YOUNGSTOWN AB T0J 3P0 

ATTN: EMMA GARLOCK 

FAX 403 779-3875 • Phone 403 779-3873 

Deadline for resumes: Tuesday May 15, 2108 

We thank you in advance for your application but only 

those who qualify will be contacted for an interview. 

County of Stettler No. 6 

6602 - 44 Ave., Box 1270 

Phone: 403-742-4441 Fax: 403-742-1277 

www.stettlercounty.ca 

Request for Quotation - Load & Haul Septic 

The County of Stettler No. 6 is inviting all interested Contractors to submit 

quotations for the load and haul of septic waste in the Buffalo Lake Area. This 

contract will be a 3-year contract. 

Quotes must be submitted with guaranteed price for 2018/2019, 2019/2020 

and 2020/2021, along with GST tax and any additional costs clearly marked. 

The Quote Sheet has the option for inflation increases in the 2nd and 3rd year 

of the contract, should the Contractor wish to indicate such. Approximates 

will not be acknowledged - if the Contractor wishes to apply an increase in 

the 2nd and 3rd year, the exact percentage must be clearly identified on the 

quote sheet. There will be no payment for items that are not indicated on the 

submission. 

The County requires that you haul all of the septic from Buffalo View Estates 

and Buffalo Sands, which the County estimates the quantities as approximately 

1,500 cubic meters annually. There may be incidental work during 

the annual contract at which the successful Contractor may be requested to 

complete. The County acknowledges that the Contractor may accept this incidental 

work as it may become available and upon acceptance, the Contractor 

will haul at the rate identified on the quote. 

CONDITIONS OF WORK: 

The Contractor will provide the County of Stettler No. 6 with proof of 

Insurance and WCB clearance. Liability insurance will be for no less than 

$2,000,000 by way of a Certificate of Insurance and listing the County of 

Stettler No. 6 as an ‘Additional Insured’ with respect to the haul operations 

prior to commencing any work for the County. 

The Contractor will assume the Prime Contractor role for this work. 

The Prime Contractor shall, to the extent required by the Occupational 

Health & Safety Act, establish and maintain a Health & Safety system or 

process to ensure compliance to the Act by their operators. 

The Contractor will secure all Road Protection Agreements and Haul 

Permits (where required). 

All sewage must be hauled to a licensed facility. The County of Stettler 

No. 6 will waive the monthly tipping fee of $500 for the Red Willow 

lagoon to the Contractor if they wish to dump in the Red Willow lagoon. 

Tank levels must not exceed 75% of full at any given time. The Contractor 

will assume any and all damages and expenses incurred as a result 

of non-compliance. The Contractor will assume any and all damages 

and expenses incurred to comply with Alberta Environment regulations 

resulting from spills, faulty equipment, etc. 

The County reserves the right to accept or reject any and all quotes and to waive 

irregularities and informalities at its discretion. The County reserves the right to 

accept a bid other than the lowest quote without stating reasons. The County further 

reserves the right to terminate the contract upon their discretion without any 

just cause and will not reimburse the Contractor for any lost revenue as a result. 

Sealed quotes will be received up to 2:00pm local time, on Tuesday, May 1, 

2018 at the County Administration Office. 

Please direct all inquiries and submissions to: 

Randy Chmelnyk, Utilities Foreman 

County of Stettler No. 6 

PO Box 1270 STETTLER, Alberta T0C 2L0

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Auctions 

UNRESERVED 

Auction - 2 

Bankruptcies & 

Receivership plus 

final equipment from 

large shutdown and 

other consignors. 

Tuesday, May 1, 10 

AM. 75 Street & 51 

Avenue, Edmonton. 

2008 JCB 940 diesel 

& 5 more forklifts * 

2014 JCB 300 skidsteer 

* 2014 Arnes 

quad dump trailer * 3 

track seismic drill rigs 

* 10 deck & pick-up 

trucks * Machine 

shop including 

lathes, CNC mills, 

radial drills’ saws & 

more * Online sealing 

inc - complete valve 

onsite rebuilding 

company * 5- 53’ 

trailers of new pipe 

insulation * Complete 

new medical facility * 

200 jobsite boxes * 

Steel work benches * 

200 pipe stands * 4- 

20’ sea cans * A mile 

of welding cable 

welders * Bevellers * 

High pressure pumps 

* Watch webpage for 

important updates. 

Visit www.foothillsauctions.com 

or call 

Foothills Equipment 

Liquidation 780-922- 

6090. 

UNRESERVED 

AUCTION 

for RMK Contracting 

Sat., Apr. 28 @ 10am 

South of Lloydminster 

Selling: Skid Steers, Tractor, 

Side by Sides, Trucks, Trailers, 

Project Mustangs & More! 

Visit website for Pictures & Listing: 

www.scribnernet.com 

780-842-5666 

UNRESERVED 

AUCTION 

for Darcy Schultz 

Sat., Apr. 21 @ 11am 

at Provost, AB 

Selling: Diesel Motorhome, 

Willy’s Jeep, Tractors, Cabins, 

Wagons, 1949 International 

Truck, Antiques & Much More! 

Visit website for Pictures & Listing: 

www.scribnernet.com 

780-842-5666 

Professional Directory 

Hanna Chiropractic Clinic 

Dr. Craig Larson, 

Dr. Carissa Kimpinski, 

Chad Brummund, 

Patrick May 

Hanna, Ab (Castor & Consort) 

(403) 854-2110 

410 2nd Avenue West, 

Hanna, AB 

JEFF M.FAUPEL, 

CPA, CA 

MONICA N. FAUPEL, 

CPA, CA 

Three Hills - Tues. 

Coronation - Wed. 

Oyen -Mon. (by 

Appointment) 

800-267-5601 

E.Roger Spady 

Professional 

Corporation 

Barrister & Solicitor 

Coronation Mall 

Coronation, AB 

403-578-3131 

Office Hours: 

Tuesday to Friday 

9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

Kendra Walgenbach, CPA, CA 

Chris Annand, CPA, CA 

Naomi Roth, CPA, CGA 

UNRESERVED 

Auction for Darcy 

Schultz, Saturday, 

April 21st, Provost, 

Alberta 11am. 

Selling: Diesel 

Motorhome, Willy’s 

Jeep, Tractors, 

Cabins, Wagons, 

Antiques & more! 

780-842-5666 www. 

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Coming Events 

CONSORT Dinner 

Theatre Comedy 

“Playing Doctor” by 

William Van Zandt 

and Jane Milmore. 

Evenings Apr. 21, 

27, 28. Brunch Apr. 

21 only. Tickets 

sales begin Mar. 23. 

Starting at $45. 

Phone 403-577- 

2252. 

TRINITY United 

Church Beef & Ham 

Smorg Supper, Sun. 

April 29 from 5 to 

6:30 p.m. at the 

Coronation 

Community Centre. 

Silent Auction. 

Everyone Welcome! 

GARAGE Sale, Mon. 

Apr. 23 to Sat. Apr. 

28, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 

Alliance Ab. Tools, 

antiques and misc. 

780-608-0469. 

CORONATION 

VISION CLINIC 

Dr. Ward ZoBell 

Tues & Thurs 10 - 4 

403-578-3221 

HANNA 

VISION CENTRE 

Eye Health, Glasses 

Contacts 

Dr. Dennis A. Heimdahl 

Dr. Ward ZoBell 

Tues, Wed 9-5 

Thurs, Fri 9-4 

403-854-3003 

DENTIST 

Dr.McIver 

In Coronation 

MONDAYS 

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 

Call Anytime 

for Appointments 

578-3811 

Located in Coronation Mall 

Guy Chapman, CPA, CA, CFP 

Krystal Stoutenberg, CPA, CA 

Kamron Kossowan, CPA 

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CORONATION & 

District Historical and 

Museum Society 

Annual Meeting, Fri., 

Apr. 20, 10 a.m. at 

the museum. New 

members welcome. 

ANTIQUE Show - 

Edmonton - Western 

Canada’s longest 

running collectors 

show - antiques, 

collectibles and pop 

culture. 43rd Annual 

Wild Rose Antique 

Collectors Show & 

Sale. Sellers from 

across Canada. 

Special collectors 

displays. Antique 

evaluations by 

Canadian Antiques 

Roadshow appraiser 

Gale Pirie - $15 per 

item. Saturday, April 

21, 9AM-5PM. 

Sunday, April 22, 

10AM-4PM. 

Edmonton Expo 

Centre. 780-437- 

9722. www.wildroseantiquecollectors.ca. 

FIREARMS wanted 

for June 23rd, 2018 

live and online auction. 

Rifles, 

Shotguns, 

Handguns, Militaria, 

Auction or Purchase. 

Collections, Estates, 

individual items. 

Contact Paul, 

Switzer’s Auction. 

Toll-free 1-800-694- 

2609, info@switzersauction.com 

or 

www.switzersauction.com. 

The United Conservative Party 

Drumheller Stettler 

Constituency Association 

will be holding its 

Annual 

General 

Meeting 

for the newly expanded riding 

Thursday, May 17, 2018 

7:00 pm at the Hanna Community Center 

503 5th Ave West 

Bill’s Waterwell 

Services 

Well Drilling 

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403-323-6787(c) 

403-742-4673(h) 

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Serving the Big Country 

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Centre Street 

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Business 

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• Affordable 

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• General bobcat 

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403-741-6660 

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2018 DAWSON City 

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for information. 

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993-5274. 

FREE Session, soil 

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Laboratory, Oyen, 

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• Custom New Homes 

•All Farm Buildings 

• Renovations 

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• Overhead Doors & 

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• Retail Sales 

Quality Customer Care 

403-854-3585 

S. Barnes 

Trucking 

For Livestock 

Hauling Call 

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Res 403 578 3265 

Cell 403 575 5264 

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 

Veteran Feeders Association Co-operative 

is currently seeking applications 

for the position of 

SUPERVISOR. 

This is a part-time position with flexible 

hours. Please contact Wendy at 

403-578-3838 for information or for 

duties of Supervisor. 

You may also send your resume to 

Box 610 Coronation, AB T0C1C0 

We thank all applicants for their 

applications: Only those selected for 

interviews will be Contacted. 

Resumes will be accepted 

until April 27, 2018 

Neutral Hills Adult Learning 

Caring for you & your Smile! 

Formally Baird Denture Clinic 

• Dentures 

• Implant Dentures 

• Partials 

• Relines/Repairs 

We offer out of office 

appointments to senior lodges 

Service Wise - 

We Specialize 

403-742-5237 

Stettler, AB 

AUTO BODY REPAIR LTD. 

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Phone: 403-742-3555 

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Over 10 Years 

experience 

Call now 

for your 

FREE 

consultation! 

OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY TO THURSDAY - 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 

FRIDAY - 9 A.M. TO 3 P.M. 

403.742.2351 • 5021-50 St. Stettler 

*After hours available by appointment only at 587.736.0128* 

DAVID’S 

TREE 

SERVICE 

- tree pruning 

- tree removal 

- height reducing 

- hedge shaping 

- disease diagnosis 

and management 

I.S.A. Certified 

403.741.9635 

Kikel 

Meat Packers 

Government Inspected 

Abattoir 

RR #2 Bashaw, AB 

Ponoka County 

424008 

780 372 2178

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ECA Review 2018-04-17

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