2018 Discover Alberta's East Country

Acadia Valley 3 

Alix 3 

Alliance 3 

Alliance Seed Cleaning Assoc. .................................3 

Alliance Valley Inn ..................................................3 

Main Street Medley ................................................3 

Mrs. T’s Liquor & Cold Beer ......................................4 

The Trading Post .....................................................4 

Altario 4 

Amisk 4 

Amisk C-Store ........................................................4 

Bashaw 4 

Bashaw Golf & Country Club ...................................5 

Big Knife Provincial Park 5 

Diplomat Mine Museum Society .............................5 

Big Stone/ Blood Indian Park 5 

Blood Indian Trading Post ......................................5 

Special Areas Splash Park ..................................... 31 

Big Valley 6 

All That Buzz Gift Shoppe .......................................6 

Big Valley Historical Society ....................................6 

Buffalo Tradin’ Post & Boardwalk Bistro & Bakery ..6 

Bindloss 7 

Bodo 7 

Botha 7 

Brownfield 7 

Buffalo 7 

Buffalo Lake 7 

Ol’ MacDonald’s Resort ............................................8 

Byemoor 7 

Cadogan 9 

Camrose 9 

John’s Shopmobile Ltd. ...........................................9 

Kevin Sorenson, M.P. ..............................................9 

Marg’s Computers ...................................................9 

Take A Second Look on 46 St. .................................9 

Tourism Camrose .................................................. 10 

Capt. Ayre Lake 11 

Carbon 11 

Castor 11 

Castor Dental Center ............................................. 11 

Castor & District Museum Society .........................11 

Castor Pro Rodeo Committee ................................12 

Castor Sheet Metal ................................................ 12 

Castor Value Drug Mart .........................................12 

East Central Appraisals ......................................... 13 

Jordahl Enterprises ............................................... 12 

The Liquor Pig ....................................................... 13 

Paintearth Lodge, Castor & District Housing Auth. ..... 12 

Advertisers by Community 

Performance Paint and Body ................................ 13 

The Purple Platypus .............................................. 13 

Renovations Plus .................................................. 14 

Sutton Group-Landmark / Castor ......................... 14 

Town of Castor ..................................................... 14 

Trisha Fuller, Hypnosis ........................................... 14 

UFA (RMD Petroleum Ltd.) ....................................14 

Vision Credit Union Ltd, Castor ............................. 15 

Cereal 15 

Chauvin 15 

Village of Chauvin ................................................ 15 

Chinook 15 

Clive 15 

Compeer 15 

Consort 15 

Buffalo Trail Liquor ................................................ 16 

Central Liquor Store .............................................. 16 

Cod & Coulee Roadhouse Restaurant & Bar ......... 16 

Consort Hotel, Restaurant & Bar ...........................16 

Gateway Junction ................................................ 16 

Heartland Auto and Industrial Supply Ltd. ........... 52 

Patti’s Place ........................................................... 18 

Prairie Moon Inn & Suites .....................................18 

Rangeland Veterinary Clinic ................................. 18 

Village of Consort .................................................. 17 

Xcursions (Travel Only) .......................................... 18 

Content Bridge 18 

Coronation 19 

RE Brigley & Sons ..................................................19 

Century 21- Creasy ............................................... 19 

Coronation AG Foods ............................................. 19 

Coronation Bulk Sales ........................................... 19 

Coronation Evangelical Free Church ......................19 

Coronation Seed Cleaning Co-op Ltd. ....................20 

Coronation Vision .........................Inside Front Cover 

eXtreme Pizza & Take Out .................................... 20 

Golby Hardware .................................................... 20 

L&C Bookkeeping Service .....................................20 

Lamontagne & Son Holdings Ltd ..........................20 

Legacy Pistol Range Inc. ....................................... 20 

M & N Energy Services Ltd. .................................. 20 

Moose Cave ........................................................... 21 

Pyramid Corporation ............................................. 44 

Ramsay’s Stockman Center ...................................20 

Rangeland Auto ................................................... 21 

Soup & Sweets ..................................................... 21 

Thornton Electric Ltd ............................................. 21 

UFA (R.M.D. Petroleum Ltd.) ................................ 14 

Craigmyle 21 

Daysland 21 

Daysland Golf Club ............................................... 22 

Greasy D’s ............................................................. 22 

The Rusty Daisy Gift Co. .........................................22 

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Delburne 23 

Village of Delburne .............................................. 22 

Delia 23 

UFA (Reinbold Petroleum Ltd.) ............................. 55 

Dillberry Lake Provincial Park 23 

Donalda 23 

John’s Vending Ltd.. .............................................. 23 

Dorothy 23 

Drumheller 24 

Canadian Badlands ............................................... 24 

East Coulee 25 

Edgerton 25 

Edgerton Electric Services .................................... 25 

Village of Edgerton .............................................. 26 

Elnora 25 

Empress 25 

Special Areas Splash Park ......................................31 

Endiang 27 

Erskine 27 

Erskine Auto Electric ............................................. 27 

Scott Kruk Trucking Ltd. ........................................27 

Value Price Liquidation ......................................... 27 

Esther 27 

Fabyan 27 

Fenn 27 

Finnegan 27 

Flagstaff County 27 

Forestburg 28 

Coutts Home Hardware ......................................... 28 

Forestburg Agencies Ltd ........................................28 

Forestburg Hotel & Manyhorses Saloon ................ 28 

Forestburg Meat Processing ..................................29 

Forestburg Veterinary Clinic ..................................29 

LRT Cafe & Go’Fer Ice Cream ..................................29 

The What Not Shop ...............................................29 

Village of Forestburg ............................................. 30 

Galahad 30 

Galahad Motel ..................................................... 30 

Gem 31 

Gooseberry Lake/Consort 31 

Gooseberry Lake Rodeo Assoc. ..............................30 

Special Areas Splash Park ......................................31 

Halkirk 31 

Village of Halkirk ................................................... 31 

Hanna 32 

Artist At Heart ......................................................31 

Centre Street Thrift Store .......................................31 

Checker’d Flag Sports ........................................... 32

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Country Charms Flowers & Gifts 32 

East Side Auto Body 32 

EnGuard PC Ltd 33 

Fox Lake, Town of Hanna 32 

Hand Hills Lake Rodeo 34 

Hanna Chrysler 34 

Hanna Golf & Country Club 34 

Hanna Vision CentreInside Front Cover 

Live, Love, Laugh Shoes 34 

OK Tire, Hanna 34 

Town of Hanna 35 

UFA (Reinbold Petroleum Ltd.) 55 

Wecker Plumbing 35 

Hardisty35 

Hardisty Bulk 19 

Lakeview Liquor Store 36 

Hayter36 

Heath36 

Heisler36 

The Heisler Hotel B&B/ Big Willy’s Bar 36 

Village of Heisler 36 

Hughenden36 

Hussar37 

Irma37 

Irma Home & Garden Decor 37 

Jenner38 

Killam38 

Crafty Creations Quilt Gallery 38 

Twice Nice Store Society - Killam 38 

Kinsella38 

Brian’s Stucco 38 

Kirriemuir38 

Kneehill County38 

Lacombe County39 

Ellis Bird Farm 39 

Lougheed39 

McKenzie Crossing 39 

Meeting Creek39 

Michichi 39 

Mirror39 

Gracie D’s Antiques & Collectables 40 

Mae’s Kitchen 39 

Whistle Stop & Domo Gas 40 

Monitor41 

Morrin41 

Munson41 

Advertisers by Community (cont’d) 

New Norway41 

New Brigden41 

Oyen41 

Ace Hardware (R.J.Woods) 41 

Oyen Value Drug Mart 41 

Town of Oyen 42 

Paintearth County42 

Paintearth Economic Partnership Society 43 

Provost42 

Bouma Meats 44 

Buckin’ Good Welding Ltd. 44 

Provost Pets & Livestock Supply 44 

Pyramid Corporation 44 

Western Rentals Sales 45 

Richdale45 

Riverdale Mini-Park Golf Course45 

Rosalind45 

Rosebud45 

Rosedale46 

Rowley46 

Rumsey46 

Scotfield46 

Sedalia46 

Sedgewick47 

Dave’s Hobbies 47 

Sedgewick I.D.A Pharmacy 47 

Stettler48 

Action Plumbing & Excavation 47 

Alberta Prairie Railway Excursions 47 

Auto Trust 48 

Bounty On-Site , Bumper to Bumper 49 

Boys Financial Services 48 

Brenda’s Cozy Cafe 49 

Brennan Auto Body Repair Ltd. 49 

Century 21 - Candor 49 

CeWal Construction Ltd 49 

Club Cafe 50 

Consignment Closet 50 

David’s Tree Service 50 

Dean’s Machine Inc. 50 

Elmtree Health Store 50 

Fastimes Towing & Trucking 50 

Fireside Winery & Market Garden 51 

Generations RV 51 

Hackers Indoor Golf & Lounge 51 

The Head Shop 51 

Heartland Auto and Industrial Supply Ltd. 52 

Heartland Stationers 2014 52 

Highway 12 Sales 52 

Were you MISSED in this magazine? 

John’s inside Front Cover 

J.T. Auto Body 53 

Morrow Communications (Botha) 52 

Dr. Patel Family Dental 53 

Peavey Mart Stettler 53 

Pure Pandemonium (Paintball) 53 

Rally Rentals Inc. 53 

Schwartz Home Building Centre 53 

The Shoe Closet 54 

Sobeys 54 

Stettler Building Supplies 54 

Stettler Flooring 54 

Stettler IDA Pharmacy 54 

Stettler Veterinary Clinic 55 

Super Suds Car Wash 55 

Tasty Wok 55 

UFA (Reinbold Petroleum Ltd.) 55 

Sheerness55 

Shorncliff Lake, Czar55 

Starland County55 

Starland County 56 

Strome57 

Sunnynook57 

Swalwell57 

Three Hills57 

Tolman East & West Camprounds58 

Torrington58 

Trenville Park (near Elnora)58 

Trochu58 

Fantasy Hair And Nail Care 58 

Veteran59 

Cattlemen’s Cookhouse 59 

Village of Veteran 58 

Wainwright59 

Bison Motel 59 

Battle River - Wainwright Constituency, 

Wes Taylor, MLA 59 

Carpets West 60 

Denwood Motors 60 

Optifuel Nutrition 60 

Ropin’ & Ranching Supply 60 

Town of Wainwright 61 

Veterinary Medical Centre of Eastern Alberta 60 

Wainalta Motors 60 

Wainwright Cold Beer & Liquor 60 

Wimborne61 

Youngstown61 

K & M Gas Plus 61 

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year’s issue. 403-578-4111

Acadia Valley - Alliance Page 3 

Acadia Valley: 

Approx. 149 population (2016 census). The former 

Alberta Wheat Pool Grain Elevator is restored into 

a gift shop and tea house, the last three in Alberta. A 

restored CNR caboose has been placed on the railway 

to remember that there was once a railroad that came 

through Acadia Valley. 

The M.D. of Acadia (Acadia Valley) Recreation 

Dam, Ball Park and Campground has 10 fully serviced 

camping sites and has great fishing opportunities. The 

dam is located four miles west of Acadia Valley on 

Highway #41. 403-972-3808; mdacadia.ab.ca 

Alix: 

Originally named Toddsville after Joseph Todd 

who came to the area in 1900 from Michigan, USA. 

The original quarter, which was Todd’s homestead 

became the site of the Village of Alix that was officially 

incorporated on June 3, 1907. Alix is the home of 

the “Sargeant Sisters”, Lisa and Kristy who started 

their skating careers: Kristy in pairs in the 1994 and 

1998 Olymics and Lisa was the Canadian National 

Champion in 1990. Population approx. 850 

Alix Wagon Wheel Museum is so named for the 

shape formed when one places the Village of Alix 

at the hub. The rim circles the historic region and 

the spokes divide the school districts of earlier days. 

They offer exhibits of pioneering life and pictorial 

history of Alix and surrounding area. Exhibits include 

Dr. Irene Parlby, The Todds, Central Alberta Dairy 

Pool, Women of Aspenland, Pioneer Living, Tools of 

Trades, Heritage Fashion, One Room School House, 

early Churches, plus much more. 403-747-2584; 

alixwagonwheelmuseum.wordpress.com 

Alix Lake Recreation Area Campground has 

11 stalls with power on the shore of beautiful Alix 

Lake, day use area, playground, bathroom and 

shower facilities and concession. Waterskiing and 

wakeboarding enthusiasts are welcome on the lake. 

Book through the caretaker 403-318-0174 mid May to 

September long weekend. 

Haunted Lakes Golf Club is northeast of Alix, 

Alberta on Highway 601 - a nine hole course with two 

sets of tee boxes for 18 holes, as well as 27 camping 

stalls, a beach and picnic area bordering picturesque 

Haunted Lakes. 403-747-2330; hauntedlakesgolf. 

wordpress.com 

Alliance: 

Established as a station on a Canadian National rail 

line in 1916, Alliance became a village in 1918. The 

name was chosen by a resident Tom Edwards, who 

named the community after his home city in the United 

States, Alliance, Ohio. 

The Alliance Museum provides a unique look into 

Alliance’s rural heritage and history. Special features 

include the Norman Johnston room and over 800 doll 

collection and their furniture, which opened in May 

2012. Village of Alliance 780-879-3911 

Alliance Campground located on the north end 

of Main Street, 4 sites with water & power, showers, 

washrooms, next to ball diamonds, walking trail and 

A complete Line of Processing, Treating and Bagging Facilities 

Feed, Vet Supplies and Grass Seed Sales • Dekalb & Canterra Seeds 

208 3 Ave E Alliance, AB (780) 879-3927 

www.allianceseedfeed.com 

Alliance Valley Inn 

206 Main St, Alliance, AB T0B 0A0 

Ph 780 879 3699 Fax 780 879 2220 

Your Imagination 

is Our Only Limit! 

Embroidery - Engraving 

- Signs - Direct to 

Garment Printing 

114 Main Street, Alliance, AB 

(780) 879-2100 

mainstreetmedley@gmail.com 

We specialize in customizing your special gift for that special someone 

In business for over 13 years

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the Multiplex. First come, first serve basis. Village of 

Alliance 780-879-3911. 

Altario: 

Porterfield Robinson arrived in the Altario area in 

1909 and he established the first post office. Settlers 

believed that the CPR Moose Jaw - Lacombe rail line 

would go. In the past Altario was a large well populated 

community but it is now a hamlet in Special Areas 4 on 

Sec. Hwy 899 north of Hwy 12. A school, Kindergarten 

to Grade 12 remains and a few businesses but no 

services. 

Amisk: 

The name comes from the ‘amisk’, a Cree word 

for “ beaver”, and was surveyed by the CPR in 1906. 

Settlers from the United States, Scandinavia and Great 

Britain came the same year. Amisk boasts the oldest 

registered public library in rural Alberta. 

Amisk population according to the 2016 census was 

84. Village has a school, Grades 1-3, village office and 

a C-Store. 

Bashaw: 

Bashaw was named after Eugene Bashaw, an 

original owner of the town site after the original name, 

Forster was a community in Sask. 

Town of Bashaw campground offers 16 unserviced 

sites and a dump station. 780-372-3911. 

Bashaw Golf and Country Club nestled along the 

shores of Buffalo Lake, has 20 sites with 30 amp power, 

a dumping station, water at the clubhouse and coinoperated 

shower facilities at the clubhouse. 780-372- 

2333; bashawgolf.com 

Country 9 Golf & RV Resort located at 42251 Hwy 

21, Bashaw, 780-372-2427; admin@countrynine.com 

* Coffee 

* Sandwiches 

* Subs 

* Hot Dogs 

* Soup 

* Salads 

* Ice Cream 

Mrs T ’s 

Liquor & Cold Beer Store 

111 Main St W, Alliance, AB 

HOURS: 10 am - 7 pm 

CLOSED Sundays & Holidays 

780-879-0003 

Alliance - Bashaw 

Amisk C Store 

Open @ 5:30 am Daily 

Phone: 780-856-3734 

The Trading Post Ltd. 

219 Main St., Alliance AB 

From Nuts To Bolts To Beverages • New and Used Furniture & Appliances 

Something to quench 

your thirst! 

Something to help 

with your projects! 

Open 7 Days A Week To serve You Better 

Call Richard St Louis 780-385-5777 or Lori Evanation 587-218-0156

Bashaw - Big Stone / Blood Indian Park Page 5 

Big Knife Provincial Park: 

Big Knife Provincial Park, located on the Battle 

River, north of Highway 12, Halkirk on Sec. Hwy 

855, is open May to September. With 50 unserviced 

campsites and 11 walk-in tent spots, it is a great place 

to spend the weekend fishing, hiking, kayaking, 

canoeing or power-boating. Some of the facilities 

offered are firepits, firewood, playground, sewage 

disposal, tap water, boat launch and a pay phone. Call 

403-574-2341 for more information. 

The Diplomat Mine Museum 

is located on Hwy 855 

just north of 

Big Knife Provincial Park. 

Big Stone/Blood Indian Park: 

Big Stone is an unincorporated community in 

Special Areas 3 located 28 km. (17 mi) south of Hwy 9, 

taking it’s name from nearby Big Stone Creek. Blood 

Indian Park is also located next to Big Stone with the 

campgrounds official opening Aug. of 1987. 

Big Stone Trading Post offers fishing, hunting, and 

food supplies May through October long weekend. 

Blood Indian Park is located 30 km south of 

Youngstown 0n Hwy #884 situated in the heart of 

Special Areas 3 at Big Stone, Ab. has 29 serviced sites 

and a 300 unit campground for random camping. First 

come, first serve basis. Fishing trout, playgrounds, 

Bashaw Golf & 

Country Club 

5th oldest course in Alberta 

2 km south of Bashaw just off Hwy 21 

Restaurant & Golf Shop 

• Green fees: Weekdays/Weekends: 9 Holes $22/$27.50, 

18 Holes $33/$38.50, Holidays $27.50/$38.50 

• Punch cards available. 

• Sunday, Monday Tuesday - 2 for one rates! 

beginning at 4 p.m. each day 

• Power Carts: 9/18 holes: $22/$33; pull carts available 

• Club Rentals: $16.50 

Camping: Individual and group camping on Buffalo 

Lake, power, firepits water/servicing station, showers. 

Daily $33 

Stay & Play: Mon. - Thurs. $58.50 (includes 1 night 

camping & two rounds of golf (9 holes). 

Call for all bookings: 780-372-2333 

www.bashawgolf.com 

Home to the Marion 360, the world’s largest mobile land machine in 1927 

and the Bucyrus-Erie 120-B shovel used for loading coal. Model coal cars, an 

observation deck to view Paintearth Mine and 

the Battle River Generating Station and gazebo 

are located on site. Ample free parking, picnic 

tables and rest rooms available. 

Annual visitors day is June 17, 2018, machines 

will be open for touring from 11 am - 3 pm 

with lunch available. Guides are available to 

answer your questions. 

Special viewings on request: 

Ryan Hunting, President 780-582-3758 ryan.hunting@persona.ca 

Gordon Lunty, Treasurer 780-582-4285 glunty@persona.ca 

Michael Jahns, Director 780-582-3553 

Big Stone, AB 

(403) 779-2277 

Open from May - Oct Thanksgiving 

Open 7 Days a Week 

Mon-Thurs & Sun 9-6pm 

Friday & Sat 9-8pm 

Groceries, Fishing & Hunting Supplies 

Gas, Diesel & Propane Available

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showers, wifi, a new Splash Park and a store for extra 

camping needs. Bring a boat or go swimming in the 

lake. 403-779-2155; specialareas.ab.ca 

Big Valley: 

Was settled before 1910 because of the rich soil 

and natural grass known as prairie wool. In 1911 the 

Canadian Northern Railway began to lay track through 

Big Valley. Big Valley hosts the Prairie Steam train 

tours in the summer. 

Big Valley is the home to Skeeter Thurston, a 

rodeo competitor and Zeke Thurston, a rodeo World 

Champion. 

Travel back in time and let the Big Valley Historical 

Society show you the many historic sites. Start at the 

main museum, the 1930’s McAlister Motors Garage 

and see the vintage automobiles, trucks, tractors, 

other antiques and artifacts. Explore the other historic 

sites— the 1916 St. Edmund’s Anglican Church (the 

“Blue Church”), our wooden grain elevator, and our 

railway baggage cars which display a collection of 

salt and pepper shakers and model trains. The newest 

attraction, the Big Valley Tool Museum on Railway 

Avenue, houses over 10,000 antique tools, a collection 

of dolls and glassware and over 300 model trucks, cars 

and tractors. Don’t miss seeing the Canadian Northern 

Society’s 1912 CN Railway Station and the nearby 

interpretive walk to the Roundhouse. 403-740-2410; 

http://bvhistoricsociety.wix.com/bvhs 

The Big Valley Golf Course is just on the western 

edge of the village. It’s a challenging nine hole course 

with lots of hills on sand greens. The view from the 

course and the club house is spectacular. It overlooks 

the village and the valley and there is still plenty of 

land to expand to 18 holes in the future. They are open 

from dawn till dusk and it costs $10 for nine holes and 

$15 to play all day. Power carts are not available. 403- 

876-2585. 

Big Stone / Blood Indian Park - Big Valley 

BIG VALLEY 

Buffalo Tradin’ Post 

Gift & Souvenirs 

Unique items, 

Canadian & 

Locally Made 

Boardwalk Bistro 

HOME COOKED MEALS 

Open 7 days a week June - Sept. 

6 days a week Oct. - May 

403-741-9366 

Daisy’s 

Ice Cream 

& Sweets 

14 flavors of Foothills Ice Cream 

Brittle, fudge and more! 

Big Valley 

Historical Society 

ALL THAT BUZZ GIFT SHOPPE LTD. 

Email: buzzgiftshoppe@shaw.ca 

Website: www.allthatbuzz.ca 

Mike & Su Balog 

36 Main Street E 

Big Valley, AB T0J 0G0 

Phone: 403-876-2061 

Open Tuesday - Sunday, June - September 

By appointment Oct-May 

bvhistoricsociety@gmail.com

Blindloss - Byemoor Page 7 

Bindloss: 

Named after the English author Harold Edward 

Bindloss, who wrote a number of Western novels. Very 

little remains of the original town site. No services. 

Bodo: 

The community is a hamlet in the MD of Provost 

and was named after Bodo, Norway. Approx. 20 

population (2016 census). No services. 

A few kms. SW is an archeological dig site. The 

site is declared significant because of the quantity of 

minerals. The site is one of the largest and most wellpreserved 

archaeological areas in Western Canada. 

Botha: 

Was founded in 1909 around the train station named 

Louis Botha. Incorporated on September 5, 1911 and 

was dissolved from village status 106 years later on 

September 1, 2017. 

Brownfield: 

Named in 1907 after Charles D. Brownfield, the 

first postmaster of the local post office. A K - 9 school, 

a Baptist church and an active community centre that 

houses a hall and curling rink keep the community 

active. 

Buffalo: 

Buffalo is a ghost town in Alberta. It is located 

on Hwy #555, between Bindloss and Jenner, S of the 

Red Deer River. Also perfect ‘boating’, canoeing or 

kayaking. 

Buffalo Lake: 

The Narrows, Buffalo Lake campground is located 

on a narrow channel in between south west end of 

Buffalo Lake and Parlby Bay. There are 61 well treed 

sites on a first come first serve entry. Access may be 

dusty due to 6 km of gravel road before the entrance. 

This campground offers campsites for both tents and 

larger RV’s, pump water, fire wood, picnic tables, dry 

toilets, boat launch and a fish cleaning station. Buffalo 

Lake offers good northern Pike fishing. Also perfect 

for canoeing or kayaking. For more information call 

403-742-4338. 

Ol’ MacDonalds Campground on Buffalo Lake has 

campsites suitable for tents to RV’s and group sites. 

Full service, partial service and unserviced sites are 

available with washrooms, hot showers and laundry 

facilities, free wireless Internet & on-site security. It 

also has a wide array of amenities including Grandma’s 

Kitchen, fire pits at every site with firewood sold at the 

store. And is only minutes from Stettler’s retail stores 

and attractions. It is located on the Buffalo Lake. 403- 

742-6603; olmacdonalds.com 

Pelican Point Park is located on Buffalo Lake, 10 

km E of Bashaw on Hwy 53 and six km S. It has 58 

camp sites, a beach, pier on site, firepits and firewood 

available, fish cleaning stand, public phone, picnic 

tables, water pump and tap, showers, group rating and 

an interpretive trail. Campsite reservations are done 

through the Alberta Parks website and Call Centre: 

Reserve. albertaparks.ca. 

Buffalo Lake Provincial Recreation Area (Boss 

Hill): This campground is an ideal place to meet friends 

and family in a great setting for water-based activities 

and birding. It also has history as the Hudson’s Bay 

Company and had a trading fort here in 1970. Located 

off Highway 56, turn west on to TWP 412, Alberta. For 

more info., call 403-742-9575. 

Rochon Sands Provincial Park, located on the shores 

of Buffalo Lake, is a manicured landscape that provides 

camping facilities and beach access. From the comfort 

of their campsites, park visitors can watch the graceful 

flight of geese on their late summer migration south. In 

the campground, undergrowth provides protection from 

wind while large trees create a cool, shady picnic area. 

403-742-4338; albertaparks.ca 

Byemoor: 

Was built in the early twentieth century alongside 

the railway line. The name referred to a moor in 

England. (Originates from “By-the-moor” ). It was an 

important centre as it was the main town for a large 

number of small farms. No services.

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Buffalo Lake

Cadogan - Camrose Page 9 

Cadogan: 

Dissolved from village status on January 1st, 

1946 to a hamlet in the MD of Provost. Approx. 113 

population (2016 census). Has a General Store. 

Camrose: 

Camrose Exhibition Trail RV Park: 4250 Exhibition 

Drive, located at the east end of Camrose just off of 

Hwy 13 next door to Camrose Regional Exhibition 

grounds and Casino. 107 full serviced, ample lots 

during summer and winter months. Amenities include: 

pull thru and back sites, picnic tables, fire pits, WIFI, 

(780)678-2888 www.camroservpark.com 

Tillicum Beach Park, Dried Meat Lake: 1 km east 

on Hwy 13, 14 km south on Hwy 956 (Tillicum Beach 

Road). This 7 serviced site campground includes 

a recently re-developed park. Sites are given on a 

first come first serve basis. Coin operated showers, 

washrooms, Mesa shelter, walking trails, ball diamond, 

day use area, playground, fire pits, boat launch, water 

tap, pier and fish cleaning stand. (780)672-4446 

www.county.camrose.ab.ca (under Hamlets). 

Camrose and District Centennial Museum. Located 

at the corner of 47th Avenue and 53rd Street across 

JOHN’S 

Shopmobile Ltd. 

Mobile & Shop Truck Repair 

John Rawson 

Junction of Highways 13 & 56 

Inspections 

• Trucks • Trailers 

• Tractors • Forklifts 

Bringing The Mechanic To You 

Marg’s 

Computers 

Margaret Pearson 

780-678-2338 

4608 - 39 Street 

Camrose, AB T4V 2N5 

Camrose, Alberta 

Tel: 780-672-2198 

Cell: 780-679-7767 

Fax: 780-608-9657 

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Collectibles 

4916 - 46 St., Camrose, AB 

Hon. Kevin Sorenson, M.P., 

Battle River – Crowfoot 

Constituency Office 

4945 - 50 St. 

Camrose, AB 

T4V 1P9 

Phone: 780-608-4600 

Toll-Free: 1-800-665-4358 

Fax: 780-608-4603 

e-mail: kevin.sorenson.c1@parl.gc.ca

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June 1 - 3 - Under the Lights Soccer Tournament 

June 1 – Sept 6 - 23rd Annual Art Walk 

June 8-9 - Prairie West Fiddle Contest 

June 16 - 9th Annual Purple Martin Festival 

June 21 - National Indigenous Day Celebrations 

June 23 - Arts in the Park 

July 1 - 2 - Camrose Cruisers Car Show 

July 1 - Canada Day Celebrations 

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August 2-5 - Big Valley Jamboree 

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from St. Mary’s Hospital. 4522 53 St · (780) 672 - 

3298. Open Wed. to Sun. 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. (Closed 

Monday and Tuesday) Experience the pioneer spirit 

while visiting 12 heritage/replica buildings and an 

extensive collection of historical treasures. 

Camrose Heritage Railway Station and Park 4407 

47 Ave · (780) 672-3099 Open Tues. to Sat. 10 a.m. 

until 5 p.m. May long weekend until the end of August. 

This urban treasure is surrounded by 13 heritage 

gardens includes either self-guided tours or tours with 

costumed interpreters. 

Camrose Golf Course. 5105-66th Street (780)672- 

2691 www.camrose.ca/golf This urban, public 18-hole 

golf course was established in 1922 and is city owned 

and operated. The course provides all the amenities 

required by both recreational golfers and competitive 

golfers alike. 

Capt. Ayre Lake: 

Capt. Ayre Lake Campground located south of 

Hwy 600 between Hwy 41 and Cadogan, full service 

campsites, laundromat, rugged nine hole golf course, 

playgrounds, concession, showers ad washrooms, 

beach, swim, canoe, sailboard or catch trout. 780-857- 

2105; mdprovost.ca/captAyre 

Carbon: 

Evolved as ranchers moved into the area in the 

1890’s. It became incorporated in 1912 as a village 

when the Kneehill Coal Mines flourished. There were 

many coal seams running through the valley, thus it 

was suggested by L.D. Elliot, an area rancher, that the 

new village be named Carbon. It lies in the belt of the 

Canadian Badlands and is known for its geographical 

beauty. 

Farmers Exchange (museum and gift shop) located 

at 414 Caradoc Ave., Carbon, Ab. The local museum 

displays many interesting and factual accounts of the 

mining era, as well as the development of ranching 

and as time progressed the cultivation of the rich soil, 

brought many new settlers from U.S.A and Europe. A 

unique display also tells the story of the 1921 Carbon 

Murder Mystery: 3 murders that to this very day have 

never been solved. One of the oldest unsolved murders 

in Canadian history. Visit us and you will be very 

pleasantly surprised and entertained. 403-572-2331; or 

Village Office 572-3244. 

Main campground is located near downtown Carbon 

on Caradoc Avenue (Main Street) near the swimming 

pool, school and local amenities. East campground is 

located along the 836 Highway (Rosebud Street) on the 

east edge of the village, within short walking distance of 

the Main Campground, swimming pool and downtown 

Carbon. 

Castor: 

Castor is French (Latin) for “beaver” and was 

incorporated on July 13,1910. The town is known for 

its duck and geese migration in the fall and is also home 

to Charlene Anderson, who is Justice of the Court of 

Queen’s Bench of Alberta. 

You can find the Castor Museum on the north side of 

Highway 12, just east of its intersection with Highway 

36. Incorporated in 1978, the museum attempts to 

promote and preserve the history of the Castor area. 

The eclectic series of exhibits are designed to educate 

visitors about many aspects of life in this region from 

the beginnings of organized and permanent settlement. 

A 1910 Alberta Pacific Grain Elevator and collection of 

restored railcars, freight shed, Anglican Church, Beaver 

County school, and a CPR House/Station. Open April to 

Oct., Thurs - Sun. 2 - 4 p.m. or anytime by request. For 

info & tours 403-882-4064, 403-882-3271. 

Castor Rec Area & Campground located south side 

of Hwy 12 & 45 St. at Kinsmen Sports Grounds and 

Castor Dental Center 

Dr. Surpreet Sandhu 

Professional Corporation 

Practice of Dentistry 

Box 325 

Castor, AB 

403-882-3320 

“We Cater to Cowards” 

Castor’s Earliest History 

4903 51 St, Castor, AB 

Open 2-4 pm Thurs., Sat. & Sun., April thru October. 

For additional museum tours 

other days/times, contact: 

Town Office 403-882-3215 • John Wright 403-882-3271 

Phil Dietz 403-882-2526 • Ray Marquart 403-882-2391

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golf course, 20 serviced with power and water sites, 

showers, firewood, tap water, flush toilets. Town of 

Castor 403-882-3225. 

Castor Lions Campground located north side of 

Hwy 12, 14 unserviced sites, picnic shelter. Town of 

Castor 403-882-3225. 

The Castor Golf Course boasts watered fairways 

and elevated bent grass greens. The course plays fairly 

open with trees a problem in only a few areas. Water 

is in play on two holes. The Castor Golf Club is also 

adjacent to a public campground. 403-882-2112 

Castor 

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Castor 

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Castor Sheet Metal 

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4901-50 St, Castor AB 

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24 Hour On-Call Service: 

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Ted Jordahl 

Box 582 

Castor, AB 

T0C 0X0 

403-882-3944 

Fax (403) 882-2331 

Since 1984 

• Auto Parts & Repairs 

• Tire Sales & Repairs 

• Wheel Alignments 

• A/C Recharging 

• Agricultural Supplies 

41 st Annual Castor & District Ag Society 

FAMILY 

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LRA Sanctioned • Stock by Big Country Rodeo 

• Concession/Beer Gardens • Hide Race: Fri & Sat 

Cash Prize! • Foot Race: Fri & Sat Cash Prize! 

FRIDAY, JUNE 22 

5:30 pm RODEO PERFORMANCE; Family Social 

& Cabaret; 4 pm ‘til 6 pm - Friday Night Free BBQ! 

SATURDAY, JUNE 23 

9 am Slack; 9 am ‘til Noon Elks Pancake Breakfast; 

11 am ‘til 2 pm Home Hardware Barbecue; 1:30 pm - 

Parade; 2 pm RODEO PERFORMANCE; 

Pig Roast to Follow 

Free Camping All Weekend! 

Rodeo Grounds: half a mile N of 

junction Hwy 36 & 12, 3 miles E • TR 374, RR 133. 

For more details call 

Heide Downey: 403-740-6570; 

Brian Spady: 780-879-2110 

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Lodge 

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Always promoting a healthy quality of life. 

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seniors and their families; a social and healthy 

environment. The facility offers many services 

and encourages community participation. 

Phone 403 882 3244 

for an appointment or tour. Ask For Jacque.

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PERFORMANCE 

Paint & Body 

5205-50 Castor • 403-882-2433 

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Castor, Ab 

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• ARI Program Repair Facility 

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Appraising Everything 

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• Household Items and Antiques 

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Box 732 

Castor, AB 

T0C 0X0 

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Fax: 403-882-2676 

Cell: 403-740-4753 

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Cereal: 

Was named after the post office that was established 

in the area in 1910. Alludes to the grain fields close to 

the town site. 

Cereal Prairie Pioneer Museum is a renovated CNR 

Station in Cereal open July to August, limited hours 

and features a variety of homestead artifacts and has a 

hospital exhibit. Village of Cereal 403-326-3823. 

Cereal has a village office, has few businesses and a 

hotel. No services 

Chauvin: 

Approx 335 population (2016 census). Home of 

Susie the Softball, the world’s largest softball. It was 

incorporated on Dec. 30, 1912. Chauvin is located 60 

km east of Wainwright. 

In 1908 the CPR railway reached Chauvin, and 

since it had not reached Macklin, Provost and further 

south, Chauvin was the main shipping point for the 

entire district. The village is named after George Von 

Chauvin, a railroad official. 

Telling the history of Chauvin, the Chauvin 

& District Museum displays artifacts donated by 

local pioneer families. The grounds display antique 

machinery and the 1910 Roros School. Tours available 

by appointment. Admission by donation. Call the 

Village Office 780-858-3881. Chauvin has a population 

of 335 with several businesses. 

Chinook: 

Chinook is named after a “warm dry westerly wind 

from the Rocky Mountains located on Hwy. 9 between 

Hanna and Oyen. No services. 

Clive: 

K-9 Clive school, known to be the best in all of 

Alberta. 700 residents, was named in honour of Robert 

Clive, Commander-in-Chief, India. 

Compeer: 

Compeer, is just west of the Saskatchewan/Alberta 

border & slightly north of Hwy 12 was an incorporated 

municipality, but it dissolved from village status on 

Dec. 31, 1936 to a hamlet. Founded in 1901, was a 

spot aboriginals used to camp. The natives would tell 

explorers to “camp here” and due to a misinterpretation, 

the explorers thought the area was called “Compeer”. 

Consort: 

Consort has much to see when it comes to history. 

From a native stone artifact, the Effigy of Man, Big Gap 

Round-up Site, Hemaruka town Site, RNWMP Cairn all 

at (403-578-3523) or to the Old Tyme Printing Museum 

(403-577-3008) featuring restored machines and the 

evolution of printing. Consort is also home to the 

Neutral Hills Historical Museum (403-577-3008) which 

is housed in the last intact original building in Consort. 

The museum holds a variety of artifacts donated by 

pioneering families around the area. Both museums are 

open from June to September. Roland School 25 km 

Rosedale’s Suspension Bridge is a main tourist 

attraction out near Drumheller. In 1931 the original 

bridge was built and was used by miners till 1957. In 

1958 the Alberta government rebuilt the bridge to 

commemorate the Drumheller valley mining history. 

216 Main Street 

Box 160 

Chauvin, Alberta T0B 0V0 

Phone: 780-858-3881 

Fax: 780-858-2125 

Email: vchauvin@cciwireless.ca 

www.villageofchauvin.ca 

5002-50 Avenue, Castor, AB T0C 0X0 

403 882 3950 

Nestled in the heart of East Central Alberta, Chauvin is a thriving 

community populated with rich agricultural farmland 

and a robust oilfield industry.

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south of Consort (403-577-2208); Sortland Museum, 

Hwy 41 & Sandhurst Rd (403-577-2418). Call all the 

above for appointments. 

Consort, located at the intersection of Hwy’s 12 & 

41 with a population of 729. Singer K.D. Lang was 

raised in Consort, Riley Nash, a forward for the Boston 

Bruins was born in Consort and senior public servant 

in the Canadian federal government, Arthur Kroeger 

from 1975 - 1992. 

Consort Lakeview Golf Course is a beautiful nine 

hole course on the slopes of Gooseberry Lake and 

Convenience Store • Food Court 

Full & Self-Serve Fuel 

(403) 577-3036 Office 

(403) 575-0804 Cell • (403) 577-2521 Fax 

Box 448, Consort, AB T0C 1B0 

Mon - Fri 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM 

Sat - Sun 6:30 AM - 10:30 PM 

(2739) 

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Tuesday - Friday 11:30am-1:30pm 

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Tuesday - Saturday Open at 4:30pm 

5111 - 49 Ave 

Consort, AB 

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403-575 9227 

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Consort, AB 

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Consort, Alberta 

Village of Opportunity 

Village of Consort 

Phone: 403-577-3623 • Fax:403-577-2024 

website: www.consort.ca • Population 729 

Residential Lots for sale starting at $5,500 +GST 

Commerical Lots - contact the Village Office 

Services: 

School K-12, Playschool, Stepping Stones Daycare, Public Library, Weekly Newspaper, 

Restaurants, Motels, Hotels, Grocery Stores, Post Office, Volunteer Fire Department, 

Pharmacy, Treasury Branch, Royal Bank, Credit Union, Hair Dressers, Insurance Agencies, 

Telephone Supplier, Appliances and Electronics, Auto-body Shops & Restorative Services, 

Bulk Fuel, Gas Station, Convenience Store, Signs and Safety Supply store, Oilfield Services, 

Used Vehicle Sales and Automotive Repairs, Automotive Supply, Trucking Companies, UFA 

Farm & Ranch Supply, Farm Equipment Dealer, Agro Services, Welding Services, Industrial 

Machine Shop, Lawyers, Accountant, Realtor, Manicurists, Masseuse, Chiropractors, 

Special Areas municipal office and public works, Fishing & Gaming Licenses, Fitness 

Facility, Wedding Planner & Party Rentals, Delivery Services, Catholic Church, United 

(2739) 

(2739) 

Church, Seniors Lodge, Hospital, Long Term Care Facility, Dr.’s Clinic, Carpenters, Plumbers, 

Printing Press & Desktop Publishing, Sand & Gravel Services, Home Care Services, Taxi 

Service, Babysitting Services, Custom Stitching, Travel Agent, Ambulance Services, 

Seamstresses, Farmer’s Market, Music Lessons, Veterinarian, Utility Companies, Custodial 

Services, Government Registries, Towing Services, Highway Maintenance Services, 

Custom Mowing Services, Community Health Services, Victim Services, Catering Services, 

RCMP, Photography Services, Videographer, Bottle Depot & Recycling Services, Food 

Bank, Solid Waste Transfer Station, Coffee Supply Services, numerous home based 

RECREATION FACILITIES: 

• Campground: 8 fully serviced sites and 

3 non-serviced sites, Open May 1st, to 

October 31st (Daily, and monthly rates 

available) 

• Outdoor Pool: Open May long week-end 

to the end of August. Swimming Lessons 

during the months of July and August 

• Arena: artificial ice 

• Curling Rink: 4 sheets of artificial ice 

• Bowling Alley: 4 lanes rentals available 

• Ball Diamonds: softball and junior 

baseball fields 

• Soccer Fields 

• Playgrounds 

• Community Hall 

• 9 Hole Grass Green Golf Course 

• Spray Park 

• Gun Range 

businesses, Local Tavern, Airport with 

3000 feet paved runway, Museum, Visitor 

Information Center open May long-weekend 

to Labour Day week-end, Quilting 

Guild, Liquor Store, Bed & Breakfasts, 

Second Hand Stores, Sears, Local Artists, 

Local Artisans, Tire Supply & Repair Shop, 

Car washes, FCSS Services, Electrician 

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS: 

• Lions Club 

• Consort Oilmen’s’ Association 

• Consort Curling Club 

• Consort Minor Sports 

• Lake Road Cemetery Committee 

• Neutral Hills Ag Society 

• Creative Hands 4-H 

• Consort Chamber of Commerce 

• Consort Comets Senior Hockey 

• Consort Dance Club 

• Tara’s Academy of Dance 

• Consort Golf Club 

• Consort Hospital Auxiliary 

• East Central Housing Association 

• East Central Ambulance Association 

• Neutral Hills Gun Club 

• Neutral Hills Child Care Society 

• Consort Playschool 

• Parent Link 

• Neutral Hills Adult Learning Society 

• Consort Municipal Library Board 

• Consort 4-H Beef Club 

• Gooseberry Lake Rodeo Association 

• Neutral Hills Arts Alive 

• Consort Slow Pitch League 

Annual Events: 

• Amateur Dinner Theatre: Two weekends in April or May 

• Lions Gun & Hobby Show: week-end in mid- April 

• Dance Recital: 1st and 2nd week-end in May 

• High School Graduation ceremonies: May long week-end 

• Local 4-H Beef Show: 1st week in June 

• Weeds to Streets Car Show and Shine: one Saturday in June every year 

• Gooseberry Lake Rodeo: Father’s Day week-end 

• Bunnock Tournament: last week-end in June 

• Highway #41 Pheasant Festival: October 21, 2017 co-sponsored with Town of Oyen 

• Country Christmas: 1st Saturday in December

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adjacent to the Gooseberry Lake Provincial Park eight 

miles north of Consort, Alberta. Visitors are treated 

to a full view of the lake and to the north the southern 

exposure of the famed Neutral Hills and of course a great 

nine holes of golf. Call 403-577-2525. 

Content Bridge: 

River Creek RV Park, opens in May, located Hwy 

21, 6.5 km south of Nevis at Content Bridge. Where Tail 

Creek meets the Red Deer River! The gathering place 

since 1870. For more information call 403-742- 3343. 

Consort - Content Bridge 

Rangeland Veterinary Clinic (1995) Ltd. 

44 St, Consort, AB (403) 577-3509 

For after Hour Emergencies 403 575 1077 

Patti’s 

Place 

Homemade Soup, Sandwiches & Pies 

Dry Cleaning Service • Purolator Depot 

4905-50 Ave., Consort, AB 403-577-2022 

Monday to Thursday 9 am to 3 pm; Friday 9 am to 2 pm 

5006 - 43 rd St. 

Consort, AB 

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Tail Creek Park and campground, located on Hwy 

21, 6.5 km south of Nevis at Content Bridge has 70 

units and opens May to September 15. Coin showers, 

group camping, public phone, water pump, baseball 

diamond and firewood for charge is all available. For 

more information call 403-742-2534. 

Coronation: 

The town grew out of the prairie on Sept. 27, 1911 

when the lots were sold by the CPR. Businesses moved 

from Haneyville, northwest of the town site to be 

congruent with the rail lines. Coronation was expected 

to be a hub town, but when cities like Calgary and Red 

Deer began to bloom, Coronation was soon forgotten 

about in that regard. Coronation was named after the 

coronation of King George VI. There are quite a few 

notable people that come from Coronation. Doug 

Griffiths, an author and former provincial politician 

and Melody Davidson, an olympic gold medalist, are a 

couple people that come from Coronation. 

Coronation Museum and Heritage Park is a “must 

see” for Royal Watchers and boasts an extensive 

collection of British royalty commemorative items, 

including an 1897 teapot celebrating Queen Victoria’s 

60th year as sovereign. Along with many artifacts 

donated by early settlers of the area. Includes a CP 

caboose, school house and park and gazebo. 403-575- 

1142 

Coronation Dam campground is located just north 

of the town of Coronation with 11 serviced sites, five 

with power and water. Washroom and shower facility 

on site, a trailer dumping station, large areas for group 

camping, a camp kitchen and a new large playground. 

The Dam is home to rainbow trout and northern pike 

and accommodates year round fishing. There is a boat 

launch for small fishing boats (no motors allowed). 

Nearby to golf course, swimming pool and downtown. 

24-7 BRIGLEYS TOWING 

4418 Railway Ave., Box 520, Coronation AB T0C 1C0 

Ph: 403-578-3800 • Fax: 403-578-3993 

A.L.L. Stars Realty Ltd. 

780 434-4700 

312 Saddleback Rd., Edmonton, AB T6J 4R7 

Shelly Creasy 

Real Estate Agent 

Cell: 403 578-7000 

Res: 403-578-2255 

Fax: 403-578-2211 

screasy@telusplanet.net 

www.screasy.ca 

CORONATION AG FOODS 

Fresh Meat • Fresh Produce • Hot Foods 

STORE HOURS: Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 8 pm; 

Saturday 8:30 am - 7 pm; Sundays 11 am - 6 pm 

5006 Victoria Ave., Coronation, AB 403-578-3571 

Petro-Canada Fuel & Lubricants 

Hardisty Bulk Sales & 

Coronation Bulk Sales 

Commercial· Agricultural· Industrial · Oil & Gas Industry 

Wes Hillmer, Manager 

CORONATION OFFICE 

403.578.3551 

HARDISTY OFFICE 

780.888.3555 

403. 578.8217 CELL 

wes@dreverag.com 

Propane - FLAMAN Rentals - Nutrena Minerals 

Gallagher Fencing - HI Hog/Morand Livestock Equipment 

Coronation Evangelical 

Free Church 

Sunday Services: 10:30 a.m. 

5009 - Albert St., Coronation 

Everyone Welcome 

403-578-3884

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Coronation 

Box 178, Coronation, Alberta, T0C 1C0 

PLANT MANAGER: Glen Hartel 

PH: (403) 578-3810 • FAX: (403) 578-3041 

Lamontagne & Son Holdings Ltd. 

Gravel Hauling & Super B Grain Hauling 

403-575-5468 

dlamontagne@telus.net 

4109 Victoria Ave, Box 372, Coronation AB T0C 1C0 

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ROD WADSTEIN 

“Self-Proclaimed Captain” 

4918 Windsor Ave, Coronation AB 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

Mon. - Fri. 11-9; Sat. Noon-9; Sun. Noon-8 

GOLBY HARDWARE 

AND SPORTS 

Phone: (403) 578-3699 

Email: bgolby@telus.net 

Website: www.smalltownretail.ca 

Brad Golby, Owner 

Cell: (403) 575-0249 

L & C 

Bookkeeping 

5005 Royal St. 

Coronation AB 

403-578-3838 

Box#748 Coronation, AB T0C 1C0 

Phone/Fax: 403.578.4440 

Email: hotironcharlie@gmail.com 

Stockman Center Ltd. 

P.O. Box 249 T: (403) 578-2016 

4511 Victoria Avenue F: (403) 578-2076 

Coronation, AB T0C 1C0 Regina, SK: (403) 517-0223 

info@mnenergyservices.com 

Manufacturer of Animal feeds, Retail Vet supplies; Pet Food Sales 

4510 Victoria Ave., Box 445 Coronation AB T0C IC0 

403-578-2697

Coronation - Daysland Page 21 

403-575-1967; town.coronation.ab.ca 

Coronation Bunkhouse RV Park is located on the 

east end of Coronation. It features full serviced RV 

sites, a driving range, 10 furnished one bedroom cabins 

and free wireless internet. 403- 578-3741. 

The Coronation Community Golf Course operates 

from May until mid September. There is a fully 

licensed clubhouse, cart, club rentals, and some pro 

shop services in clubhouse. The nine hole course is 

a par 36 with grass greens. There is also a practice 

putting green. Call 403-578-4250. 

Craigmyle: 

It was named in 1912 by a Canadian Northern 

Railway. The name is said to be transferred from a 

place in Scotland. No services. 

Daysland: 

Daysland Golf Course Campground, 5538 - 50 St. 

Daysland, 29 sites (4 full-service, 6 power & water), 

showers, flush toilets, group camping, hiking trail. 780- 

374-3633. 

Come play the island hole! Located 42 kms east of 

Camrose on Hwy 13, lies a “Hidden Gem.” Our 9 hole 

Rangeland Auto rangelandauto@hotmail.com 

Repair Corp. 

Keith Weeks, 

Owner 

Come Moose Around 

Canadian Style 

Wing Night 

Wednesday 6pm - 10pm Eat In Only 

Kids Welcome 

The Moose 

Cave 

403-578-2376 

4901 King St. 

Coronation, AB 

Monday, Wednesday, Friday 3:00 - 11:00pm 

Tuesday & Thursday 11:30 – 11:00 pm 

Saturday 5:00 - 11:00 pm 

Eat In - Take Out 

Thornton 

Electric 

4609 East Service Road phone: (403) 578-2250 

Highway 12 Cell: (403) 741-5954 

Coronation, AB T0C 1C0 Fax: (403) 578-2251 

Soup & 

Sweets 

• Homemade Soup & Sandwiches 

• Fresh Baking • Catering 

• Evening Meals Wednesdays 

Open Monday to Friday 10-4 

Private Bookings Available 

5021 Norfolk Ave, Coronation 

587-219-0707 

Professional, Reliable & 

Expert Services 

Residential, & Commercial 

Farm Wiring 

Richie Waterer Sales 

Trenching 

Box 928 

Coronation AB T0C 1C0 

403 578 3070 

thornton_electric@hotmail.com

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must play facility offers challenging yet forgiving tree 

lined fairways with creeks, ponds and gentle sloping 

greens. Its unbeatable value provides challenges 

and fun for the skilled and beginner golfer. With the 

recent addition of a picturesque par 3 island hole it 

has become a favourite destination for many golf 

enthusiasts. 

Play and Stay at our full service RV Campground 

on your next golf outing. Better yet, visit our fully 

licensed clubhouse for refreshments and great food 

(open everyday during the golf season). 780-374-3633; 

dayslandgolf.com 

Fabrication & Restoration 

Daymion Weiss 

5014 - 49 St. Daysland 

Daysland - Delburne 

Hrs. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 

780-678-6809 GreasyDs.com 

Licensed Clubhouse & Restaurant 

Serviced Campsites 

9 Holes Island Green 

5538 50 St, Daysland, AB 

Facilities: 

• 

• Main Street park 

with a spray park 

• DECRA Grounds 

that has 

ball diamonds, 

gymkhana 

grounds, 

skateboard park, 

and arena 

• Curling rink 

• K – 12 school 

• Golf course! 

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• Camping facilities ! 

• Walking trails 

• Restaurants 

• Grocery stores 

Events: 

780-374-2107 

Purses, Flowers, 

Home Decor, Gifts 

Come see what is behind the teal 

door, you won’t be disappointed. 

Tuesday-Friday 

1 am - 4 pm 

5034-50 St., Daysland, Ab (Next to Home Hardware) 

• May 30 to Oct. 3 - Farmer’s Markets Wednesdays (3:30 to 7) 

• June 17 - Village Wide Garage Sale 

• June 17 - Shine & Show car show 

• June 17 -Antique Show & Sale @ Community Hall 

• July 1 - parade, tractor pulls, games for the kids 

• July 1 - Market in the Park (9:30 to 4:00) at Main Street Park 

• December 8 - Snowflake Saturday – hay rides through-out town, 

Craft sale at the Community Hall, businesses open late, hot dogs 

at Main Street Park supplied by the Chamber of Commerce 

Delburne Medical Center - Opening late fall 

25 minutes east of Red Deer on highway 595 and south on highway 21 

Village Office 403-749-3606 • www.delburne.ca 

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Delburne: 

Began with the survey of the railway in 1910, the 

name Wilburne was originally chosen to be the name 

of the village. However, the Registrar of towns advised 

that there was a town by that name. Using words that 

rhyme with Willburne, Delburne was finally chosen. 

Incorporated as a village in the fall of 1912. 

The Anthony Henday Museum is housed in a 

historical CN Railway station and the Delburne CNR 

water tank tower building, the museum documents 

local history from the days of Anthony Henday in 

the mid-1700s through the social and economic 

development of the area, including the coal mining 

period. Exhibits include various artifacts, a replica 

homesteader’s cabin, a one-room school and a farming 

machine shed. 403-749-2711 July-Aug; off season call 

403-749-2186 

Fawn Meadows campground and cabins, 

Delburne next to the golf course; 16 serviced sites, 

water, 15 amp; & 4 unserviced sites & overflow area 

for groups. 403-749-3296. 

Fawn Meadows is a beautiful nine hole course 

located just 30 minutes east of Red Deer, Alberta 

along the historic Highway 21 and the “Boomtown 

Trail”. They have tree lined fairways, numerous sand 

traps and are considered a “must play” in central 

Alberta. They are among the first to open and the last 

to close in central Alberta, allowing lots of season to 

discover one of the best kept secrets in the area. Fully 

licensed restaurant, a practice facility, tournament 

tent and a 20 site campground. Call 403-749-3296; 

fawnmeadowsgolf.com 

Delia: 

Named after Delia Davis, wife of Alvin L. Davis, 

a local merchant. The village was originally known 

as the Village of Highland between 1914 and 1915. In 

1920 it became the first community in Alberta to be 

governed by a female reeve, Violet Barss. 

Delia Museum and Grist Mill. This original 

1913-14 two-room school contains a restored original 

classroom as well as local artifacts. Adjacent to the 

Museum is the only “New Ideal of Branfor Goold, 

Shapley & Co.” grist mill of this type in Western 

Canada. This wind powered mill pumped water, 

ground grain and ran a fanning mill or a lumber saw. 

It’s a must see in Delia! Open 10a.m. to 4p.m., Tues. 

to Sat. July 1 to Labour Day. Open holiday Mondays. 

Other times by appointment. 307 Main Street, Delia. 

Call 403-364-3848. 

Delia was used as one of the several filming 

locations for the 2001 film Knockaround Guys, starring 

Barry Pepper, Vin Diesel, John Malkovich and Dennis 

Hopper. 

Dillberry Lake Provincial Park: 

We hope you enjoy this quiet, family oriented 

campground in its beautiful sand dune setting. The 

sandy bottom lake is ideal for swimming, wading, or 

canoeing and the beach is great for castle building. 

Wildlife watchers will appreciate the abundance 

of birds and other resident creatures. This park 

is internationally recognized as an important 

bird watching area for migratory shorebirds. The 

campground has 83 sites, most with power hookups. 

You’ll also find shower facilities, playground and 

several trails. 1-877-537-2757. 

Donalda: 

The Donalda and District Museum displays a 

variety of historical collections and buildings that 

preserves the history of the area for future generations. 

The historical collections include: • Lamp collection - 

over 900 lamps 

• Whitford collection • Métis artifacts from the early 

20th century • Historical Cultural collection - 4000 

artifacts depicting the history of the Donalda area and 

its residents. Also includes a historic 1924 Creamery, a 

1928 Imperial Bank of Canada building and manages a 

1909 CN Rail station. (403)883-2100. donaldamuseum. 

com 

Dorothy: 

About 12 people still live in Dorothy. Dorothy 

never reached over 100 residents. It got its name after 

the daughter of Jack Wilson, an early rancher that 

arrived in the area in 1900 and enjoyed its greatest 

prosperity in the late 1920s. There is a museum for 

visitors that showcase the once vibrant lifestyle. 

John’s Vending Ltd. 

H Pool Tables 

H Amusement Games H Internet Juke Boxes 

Danny Bernard 

Box 59 

Donalda, AB TOB 1HO 

www.johnsvending.ca 

24 Hours: 403.883.2444 

Bus: 403.883.2287 

jvldonalda@gmail.com

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Drumheller 

Drumheller: 

Known as the dinosaur capital of the world, due to 

the high concentration of fossils in the area. In 1880s, 

J.B. Tyrrell came to the area looking for coal and found 

a dinosaur skull. Coal was eventually discovered in 

Drumheller. Calgary-Drumheller railway opened in 

1913. S famous coin toss happened between Samuel 

Drumheller and Thomas Greentree to decide who 

the town would be named after. Home to the World’s 

Largest Dinosaur. 

Dinosaur RV Park & Dino’s RV Nest, located 

corner of Hwy 9 & N. dinosaur Trail, 155 sites, 

30 amp, showers, playground, firewood. 403-823- 

3291/823-3288; dinosaurrvpark.ca 

River Grove Campground & Cabins & Tee 

Pees, located 25 Popular St., 43 serviced sites, 

most amenities, 50 & 30 amp 403-823-6655; 

camprivergrove.com 

McLaren Dam Recreation Area, located 24 km 

north of Drumheller, Hwy 9, Sec. Hwy 851, 27 sites 

(15 with power), outhouse, firewood, drinking water, 

camp kitchen. 403-772-3793. 

In the heart of the Badlands, Dinosaur Trail Golf & 

Country Club’s history began at its current location in 

1965 with a traditional design - a lush, treed oasis in 

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this desert like area. On the back nine, course designers 

decided to embrace the elements - jagged hills, ancient 

boulders and cacti. Ravines jut out from all sides, 

elevation changes are frequent and fairways are an 

unpredictable connection of green patches. Tee boxes 

are mounted above cliffs, from which your ball must 

land on the fairway or fall mercy to a coulee. 403-823- 

5622; dinosaurtrailgolf.com 

Drumheller and surrounding areas 

From dinosaurs and cowboys to coal miners 

and pioneers, a visit to Drumheller’s museums and 

historical sites is like stepping back into Badlands 

history. 

Royal Tyrrell Museum: The Royal Tyrrell Museum 

is home to Canada’s largest display of dinosaurs 

and fossils - not to mention two tyrannosaurus rex 

dinosaurs! 403-823-7707; tyrrellmuseum.com 

Atlas Coal Mine Historic Site: The Atlas Coal Mine 

National Historic Site is home to Canada’s last-standing 

wooden tipple mine (and they’ll even let you climb up 

inside it!). 403-822-2220; atlascoalmine.ab.ca 

Fossil World Discovery Center: Interactive dinosaur 

museum especially for children with daily activities and 

dinosaur digs. 403-823-6666; fossilworld.com 

Passion Play Interpretive Centre: The Passion Play 

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Interpretive Centre features interactive exhibits that 

highlight the historical aspects of the play’s set and 

costumes. 403-882-3970; ecsmuseum.ca. 

Be carried back 2000 years to the land and events 

that changed the course of history. This dramatic 

portrayal of the life, death and resurrection of 

Jesus Christ in an acoustically superb natural bowl 

amphitheatre will make you feel like you are actually 

there. The scripture-based script and music, realistic 

set and costumes, quality performances and remarkable 

similarity of the site to the Holy Land all add to the 

experience. 1-888-823-2001; canadianpassionplay.com. 

Valley Doll Museum: The Valley Doll Museum & 

Gifts features over 700 dolls in 130 historic scenes. The 

museum is located in downtown Drumheller, 84 - 3rd 

Avenue West. Phone 403-823-DOLL (3655). 

Badlands Historical Centre: The Badlands Historical 

Centre features all kinds of quirky exhibits, ranging 

from the pachyrhinosaurus to the one-wheeled car. The 

centre is located in downtown Drumheller on 1st Street 

East and is open daily in the summer months from 10 

am to 6 pm. For more information, phone 403-823- 

2593. 

The Homestead Museum: Founded in 1965, 

the Homestead Museum features a comprehensive 

collection of over 10,000 antiques and artifacts from 

the Victorian and Edwardian eras. Star exhibits at the 

Homestead include a two-headed calf and an entire 

house that was purchased out of a 1919 issue of the 

Eaton’s catalogue. 403-823-2600; homesteadmuseum. 

org 

East Coulee: 

Once a thriving coal mining town with a population 

over 3,000. Now there is barely 200 people that still 

reside in the area. The locals turn the old school into 

a museums that was built in the 1930s. Just east is a 

restored historic Atlas Coal Mine, shut down decades 

ago, offers a view of the Drumheller Valley. Was 

one of the filming locations of the television series 

MythQuest. 

East Coulee School Museum: The East Coulee 

School Museum shows you what life was like for the 

children and families of the first coal miners in the 

Drumheller Valley. 

Offering a comprehensive look into the area’s 

pioneer past, the Edgerton Museum houses various 

artifacts, from household items to farm equipment. A 

restored windmill, CN station, the 1911 Rural Battle 

Valley School and the first Methodist Church are 

located on the museum grounds, and the museum is 

also the proud home of a rare Viewagar Autochrome 

collection. Village Office 780-755-3933 

The Edgerton Sand Castle Campground has 12 fullservice 

sites with fire pits and picnic tables. Located 

in a quiet area next to the museum, this convenient 

campground appeals to children with its unique tiered 

sand box. Campground is also close to the local golf 

club. 

The Edgerton Community Golf Club is located 

just minutes outside of Edgerton. This challenging 

nine-hole golf course features immaculate grass greens 

and beautifully treed fairways, providing a challenge 

to golfers of every skill level. A clubhouse provides 

everything a golfer or camper needs. From equipment 

rentals to golf accessories, snacks to power carts, liquor 

sales and food services, allowing you to spend the entire 

day golfing if you desire and campsites for the RV 

owner. 780-755-2462; edgertongolfcourse.com 

Elnora: 

Named after Nora Edwards and Elinor Hogg, two of 

the first female pioneers in the area. In 1916, the first 

grain elevator was constructed. 

Empress: 

Empress is a village located along the Alberta/ 

Saskatchewan border in Special Areas 2; in southern 

Alberta 121 kms (75 mi) north of Medicine Hat. The 

town was named in 1913, for Queen Victoria, who was 

also Empress of India. In the past it was known as the 

“Hub of the West”, connecting major cities together 

by the Canadian Pacific Railway. It is located at the 

Edgerton: 

Approx. 384 population (2016). Named after H. 

H. Edgerton, a railroad official. Owes its birth to the 

railway. Was officially founded and incorporated on 

September 11th, 1917.

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Edgerton 

The Village of Edgerton 

Coming Events 

May 2018: Community Garage Sale; Legion Colour Day 

June 2018: Donnie Waddell Charity Golf Tournament; 

Royal Purple Lilac Tea; 4H Achievement Day 

July 2018: Bullarama and Edgerton Sports Days: 

Fastball, Slow Pitch, Pony Chariot & Chuck Wagon 

races, Gymkhana, Cattle Show, Agricultural Bench 

Show, Antique Tractor Show, Museum Displays, 

Pancake Breakfasts, and Steak Supper 

November 2017: Edgerton Curling Club Grey Cup 

Bonspiel Dinner & Dance 

December 2017: Royal Purple Toy Bingo; Christmas 

Market; Santa Day; School Christmas Program 

January 2019: Edgerton Historical Society Robbie 

Burns Supper 

February 2019: Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper; Men’s 

& Ladies Curling Bonspiels 

March 2019: Easter Toy Bingo 

Did you know: Edgerton 

was featured in Season 3 

of CBC’s hit show 

“Still Standing”? 

Edgerton 

celebrated 100 

years in 2017. We’re 

excited to see what 

the next century 

has in store for the 

Friendly Oasis! 

5037 50th Ave, 

Edgerton, AB 

780-755-3933 

www.edgerton.ca 

Edgerton is known as 

The Friendly Oasis and 

we pride ourselves on 

that. 

We are a vibrant small 

community nestled in the sand hills of 

East Central Alberta and in the Municipal 

District of Wainwright. 

One of our greatest strengths is the 

people who call Edgerton home and 

they’ve built a community that is friendly, 

welcoming, and eager to meet new faces. 

Come for today and stay for tomorrow! 

Recreation & Attractions 

• Edgerton Community Golf Course 

780-755-2462 

• Edgerton “Teacups to Tractors” 

Museum 780-755-2189 

• Sand Castle Campground 780-755-3933 

• Ribstone Creek Brewery Tastings and 

tours Fridays and Saturdays 780-755-3008 

• Outdoor Mini Golf, Tennis, and 

Basketball courts 

• Edgerton Sports Day July 2018 

• Fishing and Water Sports At three lakes 

within ten minutes of Edgerton 

• Outdoor Adventures Five minutes in any 

direction 

Come and let us show you what a friendly wave looks like!

Edgerton - Flagstaff County Page 27 

confluence of Red Deer River and South Saskatchewan 

River, at an elevation of 650 metres (2,130 ft). It is 

connected to Buffalo Trail by Hwy 899 and Hwy 562. 

Endiang: 

Was established in 1910 by William Foreman. 

During the cold war, it was considered the place most 

likely for conflict between the U.S.S.R and the U.S.A to 

begin. The name comes from the Anishinaabe language 

Endaayaang, meaning “ our home”. Notable for being 

the home to the Shaben family, some of whom were 

involved in the establishment of the first mosque in 

Alberta. Darcy Tucker, a professional NHL player who 

played for Montreal, Tampa Bay, Toronto and Colorado 

was raised in Endiang. 

Erskine: 

Erskine is a hamlet within the County of Stettler 

approximately 12 km. (7.5 mi.) west of Stettler. It 

was established in 1905 and named after British jurist 

Thomas Erskine (1750 - 1823). Erskine has a K - Grade 

9 school, antique shop, auto body, and a grill along with 

a community hall, to name some of their amenities. 

Esther: 

Unincorporated community. Was first settled in 

1910, Was the name of Anna Esther Landreth, a girl in 

the neighbourhood. 

Fabyan: 

A hamlet community takes its name from from 

Faybyan, New Hampshire. Located 10 kms W from 

Wainwright. No services. 

Fabyan campsite: Great picnic and short stay 

campsite approx. 8 miles W of Wainwright. Operated 

by the M.D. of Wainwright. 780-842- 4454. 

Fenn: 

Fenn is an unincorporated community in central 

Alberta in the County of Stettler No. 6, located 1 km. 

(0.62 mi) W of Highway 56 

Finnegan: 

Unincorporated community. Home to the historic 

Finnegan ferry, which is a cable car. It is still in 

operation. It is named after John Finnegan who 

homesteaded on the river, then opened and operated the 

ferry. The community gets its name from the ferry. In 

1991, Tom Cochrane the musician shot part of his “ Life 

Is a Highway” music video on the ferry. 

Flagstaff County: 

Diplomat Mine Trout Pond & Campground: Located 

on the E side of Hwy 855 across from Diplomat Mine 

Interpretation Centre approx. 15 min. from Forestburg, 

Ab. 15 non-serviced sites, available on first come, first 

serve basis. 

Fish Lake Park, located N on Hwy 13, 2 km W of 

Hardisty. 20 sites, (6 with 30 amp power, 2 with 15 

amp power), 2 large groups sites, day use area, covered 

shelter, basketball hoop, fishing, lakeside gazebo, 

playground, beach area, swimming, fire pits, horseshoe 

pits and golf course nearby. Only non-motorized boats. 

Erskine Auto Electric 

403-742-5185 

Starting & Charging System Specialists 

Starter, Alternator & Generator Repair 

• Farm 

• Recreational 

• Industrial • ATVs 

• Marine 

• Lawn & Garden 

42 years of electrical excellence Serving Western Canada since 1976 

Bill & Yvonne Dyer 

Erskine, AB 

Scott Kruk Trucking 

Erskine, AB 

For all your Grain and Fertilizer Needs 

Cell: 403-740-5094 Res: 403-742-0001 

Value Price Liquidation 

Shop and Save 

Tues. & Wed. 10-6; Thurs & Fri. 10-7; Sat. 10-6 

North East Corner, Hiway 12 & Secondary 835 

(Buffalo Lake Road) Erskine, Ab 

403-742-0970 

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Edgerton Day Camp located 1 km south of Daysland 

on Rge Rd 163, 12 non-serviced sites, cookhouse for 

day stops, multiple large group areas, large overflow 

camping and parking, available first come first serve. 

Battle River Crossing Resort & Campground located 

40308 Rge Rd 144, west off Hwy 36, Twp Rd 410 

for 9.6 km; south on Rge Rd 144 for 4.8 km. 30 sites, 

plus 6 group areas. RVs available to rent, River valley 

landscape, fishing, hiking, bird watching, sandy beach 

780-583-2100; battlerivercorssingresort.ca 

Forestburg: 

Forestburg Historical Society Museum located in the 

old Masonic temple at 4707 50th St. Forestburg open to 

the public during summer months. 780-582-3689. Coal 

mining artifacts at the entrance of Forestburg and fire 

fighting equipment from the early days of Forestburg 

displayed on main street. 

Diplomat Mine Interpretive Site, 8 kms. west and 

8 kms. south of Forestburg on Highway 855. See the 

Marion 360 stripping shovel, the star attraction in 

Canada’s only museum devoted to surface coal mining! 

Museum reveals the history of strip mining in Canada. 

780-582-3668. 

Flagstaff County - Forestburg 

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Fri-Sat 12:00-3:00 am 

Sun 12:00 - 1:00 am 

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Serving Forestburg 

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Fishing License 

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Sporting Goods 

Toys 

Lawn & Garden 

Housewares 

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1-866-582-3556 Open Monday - Saturday

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Forestburg Golf & RV Park, 5401 - 50 Ave. W., just 

off Sec. Hwy 856 on 50 Ave. 17 full-serviced sites and 

several non-serviced sites. 15 & 30 amp, shower house, 

playground, near golf course and swimming pool 780- 

582-3693; forestburggolfclub.com 

Forestburg RV Park, 4901 - 47 St., serviced and 

one-serviced and tenting sites, 20 & 30 amp, shower 

house, playground, firewood. 780-385-5900 or 780- 

528-7355 

The Forestburg Golf Club is a peaceful 9-hole 

course suitable for all levels of golfers. It also has 

a RV Park for golfers to stay and enjoy the golfing. 

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FORESTBURG 

MEAT PROCESSING INC. 

Custom Slaughter and Meat Processing 

Phone: 780-582-MEAT(6328) 

Fax: 780-582-6320 

Email: formeat@telus.net 

S.E. Forestburg 

Provincially inspected Abattoir 

Hickory Smoked Meat Products 

Forestburg Veterinary Clinic 

(1989) Ltd. 

Dr. Jeff Serfas 

24 Hrs. Emergency Service 

Forestburg, AB 

Ph (780) 582-3970 • Fax (780) 582-4155 

Email drjeff5@hotmail.ca 

Forestburg, Ab • 780-582-2335 

GO’FER ICE CREAM 

Over 25 flavours of Soft Ice Cream 

Sundaes • Slush • Waffle Cones • Toppings • Shakes 

CHAPMAN’S HARD ICE CREAM 

Open 

April 1 to 

Sept. 30 

LRT Pizza • Our Sauce • Our Crust 

A full service café with a wide range of menu items and daily specials 

GRILL AND PIZZA OVEN CLOSE AT 6:30 PM 

We serve BOYD’s COFFEE - Only the Best! 

LOCATED ON HWY 53 . TURN SOUTH AT UFA CORNER 

Café & Ice Cream OPEN Monday - Friday 7-7; Saturday 10-7; Closed Sundays

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The course is situated at the north end of Forestburg 

adjacent to the Battle River Railway. The driving range, 

putting green and golf cart rentals are available. There 

is a licensed clubhouse and restaurant. The RV Park is 

located right next to the golf course with 17 full service 

sites, showers and a children’s playground. Fun for the 

whole family. Call 780-582-3693; forestburggolfclub. 

com 

Galahad: 

Galahad Village Campground located on Guinevere 

Ave. E.; 6 sites with water and 30 amp power, public 

Galahad 

MOTEL 

Open 24 Hours a Day 

Owner/Operators: Tena & Harvey 

218 Sir Galahad Ave., Galahad, Ab. 

780-583-3776 

FREE CAMPING 

AT RODEO 

GROUNDS 

FRIDAY 

FRIDAY 

SATURDAY 

WESTERN Chili Cook-Off 

Intermission - - Rodeo chili tasting time! 

7:00 Slack Performance 

8:00 - 12:00 Breakfast 

6:00 - Rodeo Performance Performance 

1:00 Rodeo Performance 

Concession 

• Beer Gardens 

Beer Gardens 

Mutton Bustin’ 

Kid’s Silver Buckle Draw 

“Bet Your Boots” Contestants Foot Race 

Kids Foot Race 


Money/Sand Pit 

Face Painting for Kids 

Beer Gardens 

SATURDAY 

Concession 

9:00 Family Dance 

GOLD SPONSORS 

with Much Music 

Crescent 

8:00 

Point 

Slack 

Energy Corp. 

Performance 

Dryland Cattle Trading Corp. 


DS Construction 

Heartland Auto Parts Supply 

Interpipeline 

9:00 Family Dance w/ Much Music 

JAG Oilfield 

Saturday 

SUNDAY 

Face Painting for Kids! 

Three Star Services 


CHUTE SPONSORS 


A & B Portable Welding 

Forestburg - Gooseberry Lake / Consort 

GOOSEBERRY LAKE 

ADMISSION 

Day Pass: $10 

Weekend: $30 

12 & U: FREE 

LRA / WRA / FCA 

June 15, 16 & 17 

June 19, 20 & 21 




Kelts Transport 

Lonestar Oilfield Services 

Neutral Hills Ag. Society 

Prestige Well Servicing 

Richard Bonnycastle 

Ronwood Enterprises 

Bob Halseth Trucking 

Central Liquor 

Green Belt Mills 

T&E Pumps 

Tri-Ag Implements 

Roger E. Johnson Enterprises 

2018 

55 th Annual 

Al Smith/Dave Guenthner Wild Pony Race 

Special Events 

Pig Scramble 

Balloon Artist 

Sunday 

Ladies Calf Tying 

Pig Scramble 

Face Painting For Kids! 

High Point 

Saddle 

Runner Up 

Money Clip 

SUNDAY 


8:00 - 12:00 Fathers Day Breakfast 

11:00 Cowboy Curch Service 


Al Smith/Dave Guenthner Wild Pony Race 

Mutton Bustin’ 

6 & Under Calf Scramble For a bike! 

12 & Under Calf Scramble For a bike! 

Ladies Calf Tying 





Wild Pony Beer Gardens Race 

Concession 

Special Events 

ALL THREE DAYS 

Al Smith/Dave Guenthner 

SATURDAY 

Pig Scramble • Balloon Artist 

Face Painting for Kids! 

BRONZE SPONSORS 

AFSC 

Balog Auction Services Inc. 

Cliffy’s Welding 

Collins Barrow 

SUNDAY 

Compass Sign & Safety 

Consort AG Foods 

Don Isaman Professional Corp. 

Dr. Brandy Frenette 

Dryland Agro Service Ltd. 

Fawcett Cattle Co. Inc 

Prairieland Plumbing 

& Gas Fitting 

Prairie Storm Controls 

Provost Livestock Exchange 

Richardson Pioneer 

Rutledge Ranching 

Smith & Hersey Law Firm 

Surge Energy 

Under Pressure 

Ladies Calf Tying • Pig Scramble 

Face Painting For Kids! 

www.forestburg.ca www.forestburg.ca 780-582-3668 

www.forestburg.ca 780-582-3668 

August 3, 4, and 5, 2019 

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Outdoor Swimming Pool 

Curtain Call Dinner Theatre: 780-582-3668 

Outdoor Swimming Pool 

Curtain Call Dinner Theatre: 780-582-3668 

May—Sept 780-582-3855 

Annual Concert Series:780-582-3668 

May—Sept Annual Concert Series:780-582-3668 

Forestburg Museum 

780-582-3855 

Annual Annual Mud-Bog: Mud-Bog: June June 16 & 1617 & 17 (Camping (Camping Available) Available) 

May—Sept 

Forestburg 

May—Sept 780-582-2298 

Museum 

780-582-2298 

Diplomat Diplomat Mine Mine Museum Museum Open Open house house June June 17 17 (Father’s Day) 

Golf May—Sept 780-582-2298 

Golf Course Course / RV / Park RV 780-582-3693 

Park 780-582-3693 

Annual Annual Slo-Pitch Slo-Pitch Tournament TBA TBA (780-582-3668) 

Golf Course Kinsmen Kinsmen / RV Park 

RV Park 780-582-3693 

Annual Annual Christmas Christmas Market Market Saturday Nov. Nov. 24 24 (over 40 vendors) 

May—Sept May—Sept Kinsmen 780-582-3668 780-582-3668 RV Park 

Forestburg 

Forestburg May—Sept Multi-Use 

Multi-Use 

Facility 780-582-3668 

Facility 

780-678-7308 

780-678-7308 

Forestburg Multi-Use Facility 780-678-7308 

urtain Call Dinner Theatre: 780-582-3668 

nnual Concert Series:780-582-3668 

nnual Mud-Bog: June 16 & 17 (Camping Available) 

iplomat Mine Museum Open house June 17 (Father’s Day) 

nnual Slo-Pitch Tournament TBA (780-582-3668) 

nnual Christmas Market Saturday Nov. 24 (over 40 vendors)

Galahad - Hanna Page 31 

washroom/shower house. First come, first served basis. 

780-583-3741. 

Gem: 

No services 

Gooseberry Lake/Consort: 

The Gooseberry Lake campground and Eccles 

Spray Park is located on the north east side of 

Gooseberry Lake 18 kms. north of the Village of 

Consort on Hwy 41. There are 82 sites on a first come 

first serve basis. This campground offers campsites for 

both tents and larger RV’s, nice group camping, picnic 

tables, public phone, showers, water, power, firewood, 

wading pool, playground, baseball diamond and a sani 

dump. For more information call 403-577-3873. 

Halkirk: 

The Berry Street Campground, 8 fully serviced 

sites, next door to playground and community hall. 

Village office 403-884-2464. 

Rodeo Grounds camping area, no services. Offers 

large grassy areas, trees, fire rings, picnic tables, ball 

diamond, water and dump station. Just pick a spot. 

Peaceful, county style 

living, within easy 

commute to 

two larger 

commercial 

centers 

Upcoming Event: 

Halkirk Elks Annual Bullarama - 

August 25, 2018 

Facilities: 

Camping: 

Berry Street Campground - 

8 full service sites 

Rodeo Grounds – 

not serviced 

Community Hall 

Senior Centre 

Historic Halkirk Hotel 

Near: 

Paintearth Coal Mine 

Battle River Generating Stn 

Big Knife Provincial Park 

Halkirk Wind Farm 

Village of Halkirk 

403-884-2464 

www.halkirk.ca 

Artist 

at 

Heart 

Donna Brink, Professional Artist 

Custom Paintings and drawings 

Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 • 403-857-9256 

www.donnabrink.com 

808 Center Street, Hanna 

(South of Hospital, in basement of United Church) 

Open Tues, Wed, Fri and Sat 11-4 

403-854-3772 

Clothes for 

the entire 

family, 

shoes, 

housewares, 

books, toys 

and 

so much 

more!

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Ideal for large gatherings. Enclosed shelter available for 

rent. Village Office 403-884-2464 

Hanna: 

The Hanna Museum & Pioneer Village is located 

on Pioneer Trail (east end of 4th Avenue). A full block 

of historic buildings filled with antiques and turn of 

the century artifacts is a must for travellers to the 

big country. A visit to the museum is truly a glimpse 

into the past with 1000’s of interesting artifacts. 

The block of historic buildings houses everything 

Halkirk - Hanna 

from a fully furnished one-room schoolhouse to tiny 

antique horseshoes. A full-size steam engine, dental 

office, butter-making supplies, washing machines, 

blacksmithing equipment, countless pictures and 

documents (including original homesteaders’ maps), 

church organs and antique paper presses are just a few 

of the items on display. 403-854-4244. 

www.hanna.ca/pioneer-village-museum 

Hanna is home to Shirley McClellan, former 

provincial politician; Lanny McDonald, former NHL 

hockey player; members of the rock band Nickelback, 

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Fox Lake Park Campground 

Full Services Available • Reservations not accepted 

Information (403) 854-4433 • www.HANNA.ca 

Country Charms 

Flowers & Gifts 

Box 1959, 122-2 Ave West, Hanna, AB 

403-854-3411 

www.hannaabflowers.com 

Full service flower shop including 

dry cleaning depot and tuxedo rental service 

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East sidE auto Body 2008 Ltd. 

109 1st Ave West, Hanna AB 

403-854-2287 • esauto@eastsideautobody.net 

Approved Collision Repair 

Quality Work Guaranteed 

In House Rental Franchise 

All Insurance Claims Welcome

Hanna Page 33 

EnGuard PC 

Computer Sales & Service 

FAIR 

PRICES 

Your One-Stop Computer Shop 

308 - 2nd Avenue West, Hanna 

403-435-0563 

Hours: 

Monday - Friday 

9:00 am to 5:30 pm 

Saturday 

By Appointment Only 

GREAT 

SERVICE 

- Computers - Laptops - Laser & Inkjet Printers - 

- Printer Ink & Toner - Monitors - Routers & Switches - 

- WiFi Boosters - Remote Control Cars, Trucks, 

Boats, Helicopters, Tanks, Pets & Construction Vehicles - 

- Drones - Laser Pegs - Star Wars Cookie Jars - 

- Plasma Balls & Towers - Bluetooth Speakers - 

- Ear Buds & Headphones - Computer Speakers- 

- Memory Sticks & Cards - PC Games - Dummies Books - 

- Battery Backups - Kobos - iPod Shuffles - 

- Huge Assortment of Cables - Security Cameras - 

ON-SITE OR IN-STORE COMPUTER REPAIRS!

Spider sipe for grip on Spider ice or sipe compacted for grip snow on ice or compacted snow 

Designed to handle tough Designed winter to conditions handle tough winter conditions 

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Hanna 

LIVE LOVE LAUGH 403.882.4040 

SHOES 403.882.4040 

Hanna, AB • 403-854-2041 

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Owner 

233 2 nd Ave. West 

HANNA, AB 

403-854-7001 

livelovelaughshoes@gmail.com 

318 2nd Ave. E, Box 346, T0J 1P0 

5501-50th Avenue, 5501-50th CASTORAvenue, CASTOR 

oktire.com oktire.com hannaoktire@gmail.com 

SERVICES AVAILABLE 

Oil Change/Lubrication 

Brakes 

Alignments 

Engine Diagnostics 

Steering & Suspension 

Electrical Systems 

Drive Train 

Shuttle Service 

610 1st Ave., Hanna AB T0J 1P0 • 403-854-3141 • 1-888-854-3141 

www.hannachrysler.com 

We perform maintenance on all makes and models. 

Open 7 Days a Week, 9 am to 11 pm 

All day golf: 

Mon. - Fri. $ 

33 18 Holes: Sat. - Sun. $ 42 

9 Holes: 7 Days a week $ 25 

To book our golf tournament, call at the Golf Course 

403-854-3722 and leave a message 

Email hannatee@hannagolf.ca 

Seniors Open: August 4 

Ladies Open: August 11 

Mens Open: September 1 & 2 

2 Person Scramble September 8 

Purchase Your 2017 only 

Golf Membership Today! 

$ 

850 

FREE CAMPING WITH WEEKEND PASS 

Stampede Stage Performances - Beer Gardens - Trade Show 

Christian Cowboys Church Service - ATM on grounds 

Kick-off Party Old Time Dance Cowboy Cabaret 

Friday, June 1 Good Music Saturday, June 2 

GOOD FOOD: Roast Beef Supper - Pancake Breakfast - Concession 

- Meadowland Angus Burgers - Homemade Pies 

- Free COFFEE courtesy of Doug’s Electric 

Directions and information: www.handhills.ab.ca

Hanna - Hardisty Page 35 

Blake Nill, former pro football player; and Jim Nill, 

former pro hockey player. 

Hanna is named in honour of one of the country’s 

most eminent industrialists, David Blythe Hanna, who 

was president of Canadian National Railway. 

Prairie Oasis Park located 20 minutes S. of Hanna 

on Hwy 36 on the northeast corner of the Sheerness 

Power Plant Cooling Reservoir. The warm waters of 

the reservoir make it very popular with swimmers and 

boaters. Store with meals & ice cream 7 days a week. 

travelspecialareas.com 

Fox Lake Park & Helmer Dam located 2.5 km 

W. of Hanna, water sports, sandy beach, picnic & 

playgrounds, full serviced camping, washrooms, 

showers, potable water, firewood, playground. www. 

HANNA.ca. Town office: 403-854-4433 

The Hanna Golf and Country Club is set in the 

beautiful rolling prairie grassland of central Alberta. 

The course is an oasis for local residents and tourists 

who come to play a challenging 18 holes. The course 

has earned high praise for the professionally designed, 

superior quality greens. The atmosphere is friendly and 

welcoming and it’s usually possible to walk right on 

without a reservation during weekdays. It’s “Worth the 

Drive!” Call 403-854-3722; hannagolf.ca 

Hardisty: 

Approx. 554 population. Named after Senator 

Richard Hardisty, was a hamlet in 1906. Officially 

became a town in 1911. From 1906 to 1907, was 

referred to as a “tent town”, because people were living 

in tents until they could get lumber hauled in. Owes its 

existence to the CPR. 

Hardisty Lake Park is located within the town limits, 

WECKER 

PLUMBING 

& HEATING LTD. 

302 Centre Street 


Ph.: (403) 854-4774 

Fax: (403) 854-4674 

Events: 

June 16 & 17 – Rock & Roll Cruisers Car Show & Drag Races 

July 1 – Canada Day Celebrations & Fireworks 

July 21 & 22 – Rod & Gun Club Show & Sale 

July 27-29 – Yesteryear Old Time Music Jamboree 

August 10 & 11 – Fall Fair Show, Pony Show & Parade 

August 10 – Classic Car Cruise Night & Drive-In 

September 28-30 – Indoor Pro Rodeo 

October 6 – Fall Rummage Sale 

403-854-4433 

www.HANNA.ca

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with 58 camping sites available, including 7 group sites. 

Of the 58 campsites at Hardisty Lake Park, 51 sites are 

full service and the rest have power. Warden’s hours 

are from 8 am - 8 pm each day. The Park is locked 

at night from 11 pm to 6 am for security from May 

long weekend until September long weekend, but you 

can always get out in an emergency. 780-888-2700; 

hardisty.ca under tourism, parks. 

The Hardisty Lakeview Golf club is on gently 

rolling farm and ranch land and heavily wooded areas 

with lush, well groomed fairways that play narrow. 

The uneven terrain produces unpredictable lies and 

golfers are advised to keep their play to the center of 

the fairways to avoid trouble. The greens can also be 

challenging thanks to deceptive slopes and undulations 

that make them difficult to read. 780-888-2288; 

hardistygolf.com 

Hayter: 

Hayter is a hamlet in central Alberta, within the 

M.D. of Provost No. 52. It is located 0.6 kms (0.37 mi) 

south of Highway 13. Was founded in 1909 and named 

after the president of CP Hotels. 

Heath: 

Heath is an unincorporated community in central 

Alberta in the M.D. of Wainwright No. 61, located 5 

kms (3.1 mi) south of Highway 14. Community was 

named after a railroad employee. Is an unincorporated 

community. 

Heisler: 

Located at Irene Parlby Park at Haultain Ave. 7 

Greenfield St.; 10 full-serviced sites with playground, 

showers, flush toilets and baseball diamonds nearby. 

Biking and hiking trails. 780-889-2165 

Lakeview Liquor Store 

780-888-2488 

#2, 4802 - 49 St., Hardisty, AB 

lakeviewliquor@xplornet.com 

Ernie & Brenda Ziegler 

Owners 

Mon - Thurs 10am - 9pm 

Fri & Sat 10am - 10pm 

Sun & Holidays 12am - 8pm 

Hardisty - Hughenden 

Hughenden: 

Devonian RV Campground has six stalls, all with 

electricity and has water and sewage dump nearby. 

They offer daily, weekly and monthly rates. For more 

information contact the town office at 780-856-3830. 

The Hughenden Golf Course is noted for its 

excellent grass greens and offers well groomed 

fairways with grass bunkers challenging golfers with 

a sometimes difficult lie. “It’s a fairly easy course to 

play if you stay out of trouble.” The par four, 410 yard, 

third hole is rated as the number one handicap hole. The 

• A Community of Champions • 

HEISLER VILLAGE OFFICE 

P: 780-889-3774 F: 780-889-2280 • 128 Main St., Box 60 Heisler AB T0B 2A0 

Email: administration@villageofheisler.ca • Website: www.villageofheisler.ca 

10 Full Service Campsites, Sani-Dump, Shower House 

Ball Diamonds, Playground, Walking Trails, Basketball Court 

2 Beautiful Parks 

Big Willy’s Bar 

at the Heisler Hotel 

“A little out of the way...a lot out of the ordinary” 

• Open for Lunch & Dinner 

• Daily Food Specials 

and a full menu 

• Wing Night Tuesdays 

• Steak Night 

last Friday of the month 

• Bed & Breakfast 

103 Main St. 

Heisler, Ab. 

780-889-2220 

Tuesday-Thursday 11:30am-11:00pm 

Friday & Saturday 11:30am-3:00am

Hughenden - Irma Page 37 

course features a driving range and practice green as 

well as a fully licensed restaurant open 7 days a week 

9am - 9pm. A pro shop and an RVPark with 24 full 

service spots. Call 780-856-2066; hughendengolf.ca 

Hussar: 

Was unofficially founded in 1913 when the 

CPR established a station and named it Hussar. Was 

incorporated as a village in 1928. Hussar was named in 

honour of a group of German soldiers who earlier had a 

large farm near Hussar. 

Irma: 

Approx. 521 population (2016). Came into being 

in 1908 when the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway came 

through. Incorporated as a Village on May 30th, 1912. 

Was supposedly named after the daughter of the GTPR 

second vice-president General Willam Wainwright. 

Alberta’s first rural high school is located in Irma. 

Planned to be replaced and opened for the September 

2019 school year. World class ball area that has held 

national events. 

Irma Museum is the childhood home of 

internationally renowned Company’s Coming cookbook 

author, Jean Paré. This 1928 house along with the 

1928 Catholic and 1934 Anglican churches forms the 

centerpiece from which Irma history unfolds in our 

museum. Phone: 780-754-2261/3755. 

The Village of Irma boasts a large campground 

facility that comes equipped with 30 full service 

lots, 12 electricity supplied lots and an overflow area 

that is without service. Showers and washrooms are 

available on site. There is a dumping station on site. The 

campground is nestled at the north end of the village, 

right next to the Irma baseball diamonds and the curling 

and hockey rinks. There are several picnic tables for 

travellers to enjoy a lunch or supper cooked over a fire 

pit. 

The Irma Golf Club is a nine hole golf course with 

grass greens, driving range and practice green. This 

course features a rolling terrain suitable for all levels of 

golfers. The licensed clubhouse offers Sunday brunch, 

lunch and evening meals, snacks and pro shop supplies. 

Camping facilities are available. The golf course is 

located northeast of Irma. From Hwy 14, 1 mile N Rg 

Rd 9-2 to TWP Rd 455, 1/2 mile W. 

The Unique, Odd & Unusual 

IRMA 

Over 5,000 sq ft of display area with Much, Much More! 

HOME & GARDEN DECOR 

Ph/Fax 780-754-3642 • irmalumber@mcsnet.ca 

4918 - 49 Ave. Irma, AB • 780-754-3642 • irmalumber@mcsnet.ca

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Jenner: 

Was an incorporated community, but dissolved from 

village status on June 25th 1943. 

Local community museum in Iddesleigh, Ab., 6 

mi. west of Jenner that includes agricultural artifacts 

and displays a wide assortment of treasures to preserve 

the homestead era. No Fee. Open upon request only, 

anytime. Cash donations gratefully accepted. This 

museum is run by 100 per cent community volunteers. 

Everyone welcome! Res. 403-898-2443; c. 403-362- 

0540 for appointment. 

Home of Landon Liboriron, An actor best known for 

his role in the Canadian teen series Degrassi: The Next 

Generation. 

Killam: 

Open from May to September, the Killam 

Centennial Park Campground located at 4616 - 57 St. 

has 55 sites (15 full-service) provides free firewood, 

tap water available, flush toilets, free showers, 

conveniently close to the baseball diamond. Campsites 

are gravel pads with rows of trees for shade. First come, 

first served, no reservations allowed. Info: Town of 

Killam 780-385-3977. 

Lagoona Beach RV Park, 3925 - 49 Ave., 0.25 km 

S. of Killam of Hwy 36, 16 full-serviced sites & tenting 

sites. Free laundry, shower/washrooms with flush 

toilets, firewood, internet, playground. 780-385-2280. 

Kinsella: 

A hamlet approx. 40 population (2009). 2010 

celebrated 100 years. North of Kinsella is the site of the 

University of Alberta ranch. 

Kirriemuir: 

Was named after Kirriemuir, Scotland. An older 

Alberta Wheat Pool grain elevator still remains there 

that is still in use, but owned privately as the railways 

have long been removed. 

Kneehill County: 

Braconnier Dam is a secluded spot off Hwy 21 

beside a small dammed water body, 10 stalls with table 

and fire pit, outhouses, camp kitchen, tap water. County 

office 403-443-5541 

Jenner - Kneehill County 

Keiver’s Lake Campground located 1 mi. S of 

Hwy 583 on Rge Rd 26-0, 50 unserviced campsites, 

25 marked, 25 random, 3 group sites, wash house with 

flush toilet & showers, camp kitchen, potable water, 

fire pits, playground, horseshoe pits, walking trails. No 

fishing, not recommended for swimming in the lake. 

403-443-7308. 

Swallwell Dam, camping, fishing, day use, located 

SW of Hamlet of Swallwell, a stocked dam for fishing, 

10 stalls, tables and fire pits, outhouses. County office 

403-443-5541. 

Crafty 

Creations 

Quilt Gallery 

Quilts, crafts, quilt notions, 

fabrics, kits & patterns. 

Plus quilting classes & 

Longarm quilting. 

5007 50 St., Killam, AB • (780) 385-0974 

www.craftycreationsquiltgallery.com • www.facebook.com/QuiltinginKillam 

TN 

Twice Nice Store 

4929 50 Street KILLAM, AB 

780-385- 2393 

Open Tues., Thurs. Fri. -10-am-4:30pm 

Gently used clothing & small household items 

Brian’s Stucco 

Stucco • Plastering • Parging 

Free Estimates 

Brian Prodeahl 

Kinsella AB 

780-806-0326

Lacombe County - Mirror Page 39 

Lacombe County: 

Lacombe County is a municipal district in central 

Alberta located in Census Division No. 8 north of the 

City of Red Deer. The towns of Clive and Alix and the 

hamlets of Mirror and Tees fall within the eastern portion 

of the county. 

Lougheed: 

The Iron Creek Museum in Lougheed houses a variety 

of historic buildings from Lougheed and surrounding 

areas. As with many preserved elevators, this site is a 

tribute to the dedication and hard work of local volunteers 

and history enthusiasts. Three local men wanted to 

preserve local history and artifacts, and with the help of 

the village, who donated land for the museum, they were 

able to begin collecting buildings and objects. 780-386- 

3970 

The ball diamonds have 15 sites, (12 full-serviced) 

sites and costs $20 per night, self serve kiosk on site. 

Picnic shelter, washrooms. First come, first serve basis. 

Contact Village of Lougheed 780-386-3970. 

McKenzie Crossing: 

McKenzie Crossing Campground located on Hwy 590 

between Elnora and Big Valley with unserviced 12 sites, 

tables, chemical toilets, picnic shelter and boat launch. 

403-876-2269. 

Meeting Creek: 

At the tiny hamlet of Meeting Creek - located only 25 

minutes south of the City of Camrose and within Camrose 

County. The 1917-built Alberta Pacific Grain elevator 

remains standing as a Provincial Registered Historical 

Resource - and an enduring symbol of prairie agricultural 

history, a local heritage site together with the adjacent 

Canadian Northern Railway depot. 780-672-3099. 

Michichi: 

Michichi is a hamlet in southern Alberta, Canada 

within Starland County. It is located 7 kms (4.3 mi) 

south of Hwy 9 Michichi Recreation Area located 0.5 

km south of Michichi on Hwy 849, 19 serviced sites, 

20 unserviced. Fishing, playground, showers & camp 

kitchen. 403-772-3793; starlandcounty.com. 

Mirror: 

Mirror is a hamlet in Lacombe County, central 

Alberta, Canada. It is located at the junction of Hwy 

50 and Hwy 21, approximately 42 km (26 mi) E. of 

Lacombe. It was named for The Daily Mirror of London, 

England. 

Founded in 1870, Mirror was incorporated as a 

village on July 12, 1912 and remained a village until 

January 1, 2004, when it was dissolved to become a 

hamlet in the Lacombe County. 

Come and reflect at the Mirror Museum on railway 

and early settler artifacts, St. Monica’s Anglican Church 

Historic Site (1894), and the restored wooden railway 

caboose and boxcar. 2015 is the 30th Anniversary of the 

museum with special events planned. Enjoy a laid-back 

afternoon of viewing locally produced history books at 

the reading room. Located W of Hwy 21 & Hwy 50 at 

4910 - 53 St. 403-788-3828. 

Located in the heart of central Alberta, 

Ellis Bird Farm is both a working farm as 

well as a non-profit organization 

dedicated to the conservation of Mountain 

Bluebirds, Tree Swallows and other native 

cavity-nesting birds. Drop-in visitors and 

tour groups are welcome at Ellis Bird Farm 

during the summer months, when we are 

open to the public. Enjoy the beautiful 

gardens, see the world’s largest outdoor 

collection of bluebird nestboxes, 

visit the Visitor Centre and linger in 

the Ellis Café. 

MAY 

May 21: Opening Day 

JUNE 

June 3 : Beginner Birding 

June 9: Hummingbird Planter Workshop 

June 17: Father’s Day Event 

JULY 

July 1: Canada Day Celebrations 

July 14: Bluebird Festival 

Good food, 

not fast food 

Homemade from Scratch 

Mae’s Kitchen 

5303-50 Avenue, Mirror, AB T0B 3C0 

403-788-2082 | maecummer@gmail.com 

Facebook - Mae’s Kitchen 

AUGUST 

August 4 – 6: Mornings with the Martins 

August 11: Bug Jamboree 

SEPTEMBER 

September 3: Closing Day 

Visit www.ellisbirdfarm.ca 

for a full list of events and 

hours of operation. 

403 - 885 - 4477 

info@ellisbirdfarm.ca 

Cafe reservations: 

reservationsebf@shaw.ca 

or 403-352-5317

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Mirror 

Whistle Stop Cafe 

& DOMO GAS 

• Convenience Store • Gas • Diesel & Premium 

• Full Service Restaurant with Home Cooked Meals • RV Park • Propane Exchange 

Corner of Hwy 21 & Hwy 50, Mirror, Ab. • 403-788-2221 

Gracie D’s 

Antiques, Collectibles & Giftware 

Rustic to Elegant 

Antique furniture (vintage & rustic), 

unique glassware and 

contemporary gift ware. 

Experience the ever changing “Man Cave” 

that hosts a variety of items from 

wood burning stoves to tin signs. 

5410 50 Ave. (Main St.) 

Mirror, AB 

10 am - 5 pm Mon - Sat. 

(Sundays and Holidays 

by appointment) 

14 Buildings Full of 

Treasures and Pleasures 

for YOU to Explore 

403.788.2929 

www.gracie-ds.com 

Well worth the drive!

Monitor - Oyen Page 41 

Monitor: 

Monitor is a hamlet in east-central Alberta within 

Special Area No. 4 dissolving from village status on 

January 1, 1946. No services. 

Morrin: 

Morrin is a village in central Alberta. It is located 

26 km N of the town of Drumheller, along Hwy 27 and 

the Railink Central Western railway. The Morrin Bridge 

Provincial recreation area is located 10 km W of the 

village. 

The Morrin Bridge Provincial recreation area is 

located 10 km W of the village. Was originally named 

“ Blooming Prairie” but was renamed in honour of the 

engineer of the first train to the village. 

Munson: 

Towards the end of WWI, it was the site of a 

Ukrainian Canadian internment camp where the 

prisoners laboured on the railway. It remained open 

until March 21, 1919. The town was named by the 

railway and it is said Munson was a person connected 

with a law firm the Canadian Northern Railway 

retained. 

New Norway: 

New Norway is a hamlet located within Camrose 

County in central Alberta. Named in 1895, it is located 

on Hwy 21, approximately 22 km (14 mi) SW of 

Camrose. 

New Norway is home to a number of small 

businesses, and has an elementary and secondary 

school. 

Silver Creek Golf Course, family-owned, has 27 

holes to challenge all levels of golfers, located 15 

mi S of Camrose on Hwy 21. Restaurant and lounge 

open to the public whether golfing or not, pro shop, 

driving range and putting green. The clubhouse 

is a 1912 barn furnished with antiques from years 

gone by. 200 serviced camping sites 780-855-3982; 

silvercreekgolfcourse.com 

New Brigden: 

The hamlet of New Brigden, Ab. is located 40 km N 

of Oyen and 50 km SE of Consort, along Hwy 41. 

New Brigden boasts a thriving community that 

endeavors to support the economical, educational, social 

and recreational needs of its citizens. New Brigden is 

host to a number of services: a school that offers K-9 

programming, a post office, a community hall (bustling 

with activity), a curling rink (with library, kitchen and 

bar facilities) and an outdoor skating rink (with heated 

portable and night-time lighting). 

In 1909 and 1910 The first large group of 

homesteaders came through from Brigden, Ont. In 1912 

a migrant from Brigden, Ont, Frank Tye, proposed that 

the town be called “new” brigden due to the amount of 

former Brigdenties. 

Oyen: 

1908 Andrew Oyen came from Spokane, WA. 

On January 17th 1913 Oyen was incorporated into a 

village. Oyen gets the name of the Norwegian family, 

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whose descendants still live in Alberta. The railway 

made its way to Oyen in the fall of 1912. 

The Oyen Crossroad Museum had many volunteers 

who have spent countless hours preserving and 

restoring the many buildings, machinery, vehicles and 

artifacts housed in the Oyen Museum located at 312 1st 

Avenue east. 403-664-2330. 

RCMP Centennial Campground, 500 4th St. E. 

Oyen, 24 sites with 30 amp power located in ball park 

facility; new campground has 16 sites with 30 amp 

power and water located south of ball park, showers. 

403-664-9711; townofoyen.com/rcmp-centennialcampgrounds. 

Oyen Golf Club is a challenging nine hole prairie 

golf course with grass greens where six holes are 

affected by water hazards and there are a total of 

30 sand bunkers. The Oyen and District Golf Club 

operates from approximately April 1 through mid- 

October depending on weather conditions. During the 

regular season the club hosts a variety of tournaments 

as well as league play. Dining room & lounge, outdoor 

patio, barbecue facilities, pro shop, licensed premises. 

Call 403-664-2555; townofoyen.com/golf-course 

Oyen - Provost 

Paintearth County: 

Burma Park is located at the Battle River off 

Hwy 872 N of Coronation. A beautiful campground, 

complete with playgrounds, baseball diamonds and 

a stunning view of the valley. The park has 21 stalls 

available, 17 with power and is complete with campfire 

pits, firewood, shower facilities and a caretaker on duty 

24 hours a day throughout May to September. Contact 

403-578-4040 for bookings. 

Huber Dam, located from Hwy 12, 4 km N on Hwy 

36, 1/2 km on Sec. Hwy 599 E, is a small campground 

with 20 sites, 30 amp power, picnic shelter, horseshoe 

pits, playground, volleyball net available, electric motor 

boats only, trout fishing. albertacampsites.com 

Provost: 

Approx. 1,998 population (2016). Village in 1910. 

In 1952 the village became a town. In 1909 the CPR 

finally reached Provost from Hardisty. Originally name 

“Lakeview” but renamed by the CPR land department 

in 1907. The first train to the town was in 1910. 

Provost & District Museum located at the SW 

corner of the town, historical buildings on-site include 

the Western Ridge and Stainsleigh Schools, Our 

Upcoming 2018 Events 

Farmers Market - every Friday 

starting June 8 - September 14, 2018 

Canada Day Celebrations @ VIC July 1 

Volunteer Firemen’s Slow Pitch Tournament 

July 6-8, 2018 

Cowboy Crunch Bull-A-Rama 

July 18, 2018 

Highway 41 Pheasant Festival 

October 26-28, 2018 

Things to do in Oyen 

• Shirley McClellan Aquatic Facility with Waterslide 

Open June through August 

Pool Schedule is available at www.townofoyen.com 

• RCMP Centennial Park - Features 40 sites with 

30 amp power and water - Sorry, No Reservations 

• Oyen & District Golf and Country Club 

Open daily, 8:00 am-2:00 pm. Visitors are Always Welcome. 

• Crossroads Museum - Open daily July & August, 

Monday to Friday 9 am – 5 pm - Weekends by Appointment 

• Home of the Badlands Badgers 

Come out and see some great ball at the RCMP Centennial Park! 

• Check out our playgrounds, skateboard park, 

fishing pond, tennis courts, and much more . . . . 

www.townofoyen.com

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Welcome to the Paintearth Region 

Our area has a rich history and many interesting venues to visit. We have many 

scheduled events throughout the summer for your family’s entertainment. 

Come and enjoy the Paintearth Region and check out what we have to offer! 

Castor Rodeo - June 22nd & 23th, 2018 

Castor Fair - August 10th & 11th, 2018 

Coronation Rodeo - July 6th & 7th, 2018 

Coronation Bullarama - August 15th, 2018 

Coronation Fair - August 14th & 15th, 2018 

Halkirk Bullarama - August 25th, 2018 

Burma Park Campground - 403.578.4040 

Huber Dam Campground - 403.882.3211 

Coronation Dam Campground - 403.578.3679 

Castor Lions Campground - 403.882.3215 

Castor RV Campground - 403.882.3215 

Circle Square Ranch - 403.884.2444 

Castor Pharmacy Museum - 403.882.3356 

Castor & District Museum - 403.882.4064 

Roadmaster’s House 

Museum - 403.578.3679 

Castor Golf Course - 403.882.2112 

Coronation Golf Course - 403.578.4250 

Castor Swimming Pool - 403.882.3020 

Coronation Swimming Pool - 403.578.3335 

For more information visit our website 

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Saviors’ Lutheran Church and two historical houses, 

an Eaton’s House and bachelor’s cabin. 780-753- 

6667 

Home to Lance Bouma, Professional hockey 

player, drafted to the Calgary Flames in 2008; Curtis 

Glencross, professional hockey player, signed with 

the Anaheim Ducks in 2004; Horm Ullman, former 

professional hockey player, in 1955-56 season he 

went pro with the Detroit Red Wings; and Don C. 

Laubman, a WWII Canadian fighter pilot, and flying 

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The Town of Provost has two campground 

facilities situated on the E side of town. There are 44 

full service sites situated S of 53rd Ave and 41A St 

and 8 short-term sites with power hookup situated at 

4116 – 51 Ave. A shower house is located between the 

two locations. Town office 403-753-2261. 

The Provost and District Golf Club is a splendid 

nine hole course that serves a fast playing and 

enjoyable round of golf. Games can usually be 

completed within 1-1/2 to 2 hours, leaving plenty 

of time for a second round of nine. Play at Provost 

is fairly forgiving with sprawling fairways and few 

hazards in play. The pride of the course are its greens 

which are kept green and plush, consistently making 

them some of the best in the area. 780-753-6478 

Richdale: 

Richdale is a hamlet in east-central Alberta within 

Special Area No. 2. located on Hwy 9 approx. 24 

kilometres (15 mi) east of the Town of Hanna, 29 kms 

(18 mi) W of the Village of Youngstown. Previously 

an incorporated community, Richdale dissolved from 

village status on June 2, 1931. 

Riverdale Mini-Park Golf Course: 

The Riverdale Mini-Park is located in a 

picturesque river valley only 10 miles N of 

Wainwright on Hwy 41, and is a beautiful location to 

play a round of golf or go camping with the family. 

Clubhouse with cafe, laundry area and showers, 

camping area. For the avid golfers, there are two 

nine-hole golf courses to challenge all skill levels. 

One course is a par-three course, with the other being 

a regular 9 hole golf course. Golf carts for rental and 

golf supplies. Call 780-842-2996; mdwainwright.ca/ 

index.php/parks-attractions/riverdale-mini-park. 

Rosalind: 

Rosalind is a village located in the prairies of 

central Ab. It is located on Hwy 854, approx. 30 km 

(19 mi) SE of Camrose, the closest major trading centre. 

The name Rosalind was first used in 1905 and is 

likely an amalgamation of the nearby school districts 

Montrose and East Lynne. 

Rosalind has a number of small businesses, an 

elementary and a junior high school. 

Double Dam Golf Course is an 18 hole public golf 

course and campground set in a beautiful valley, 48 full 

service sites. Full service clubhouse & lounge, pro shop 

with cart, pull cart and club rentals available. 780-375- 

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Rosebud: 

Rosebud is a hamlet within Wheatland County. 

Previously an incorporated municipality, Rosebud 

dissolved from village status on Jan.1, 1946. 

The hamlet was founded in the 1885 by James 

Wishart. While following the Gleichen Trail to Montana 

with his family, they awoke to the river valley covered 

by wild roses, Alberta’s official flower. Wishart then 

reportedly said, “Here’s the promised land, we go no 

further.” 

The beauty of the valley has attracted many people 

throughout the years, from nature lovers to artists. 

Notable artists A. Y. Jackson and H. G. Glyde, members 

of the Group of Seven, spent a summer in 1944 painting 

in the area. 

Over the years, farming and coal mining have been 

the primary industries. In 1972 the Severn Creek School 

was shut down as part of an Alberta wide education 

consolidating process and local children were bused to 

Standard and Drumheller. This resulted in many of the 

local businesses being closed and the hamlet population 

dropped to under a dozen people. However, the farming 

community of around 400 still support a seed cleaning 

plant. 

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then empty mercantile. This pilot event evolved into 

a summer camp initially funded by a grant from the 

Alberta government and then supported as Rosebud 

Camp of the Arts by Crescent Heights Baptist Church 

in Calgary. In 1977 a high school was founded using the 

old buildings of the town as classrooms and emphasizing 

practical, visual, music and the performing arts in its 

curriculum. In the 1980s, Rosebud School of the Arts 

began to run theatre, which eventually developed into 

Rosebud Theatre and the school shifted its emphasis to 

post-secondary education. Today Rosebud Theatre runs 

as a fully professional company that offers programming 

year round. 

Rosebud is located on Highway 840, approximately 

100 kms (62 mi) northeast of Calgary and 25 kms (16 

mi) SW of Drumheller. It sits in a sheltered valley on the 

Rosebud River near the edge of the Canadian Badlands. 

This area was called Akokiniskway by the Blackfoot 

people, which translates roughly to “by the river of 

many roses”. 

Rosebud Centennial Museum: The Rosebud 

Centennial Museum offers a guided walking tour that 

will teach you the rough and tumble cowboy past of 

the village of Rosebud. The museum is located on 

Main Street in Rosebud, Alberta. Phone 403-677-2258. 

rosebud.ca/museum_home.htm 

Akokiniskway Golf Club, a nine hole executive 

course, boasts lush fairways and grass greens. 

Meandering among the trees and along the Rosebud 

River, Akokiniskway provides a beautiful and 

challenging round for any golfer. Call 403-677-2250; 

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Rosedale: 

Rosedale is a community within the Town of 

Drumheller. It was previously a hamlet within the 

former M.D. of Badlands No. 7 prior to the M.D.’s 

amalgamation with the former City of Drumheller on 

January 1, 1998. 

Rosedale is located at the intersection of Hwy 10/ 

Hwy 56 and Hwy 10X, approximately 8 km (5.0 mi) SE 

of Drumheller’s main townsite. It lies at the confluence 

of the Red Deer River and the Rosebud River. 

Rosedale was home to a variety of coal mines before 

their closure in the 1970s. The 117 metre (384 ft) long 

Star Mine Suspension Bridge built in 1931 over the Red 

Deer River used to connect the settlement with coal 

mines established on the opposite side of the river. It was 

rebuilt in 1958 and now serves as a tourist attraction. A 

miner memorial is also located in Rosedale. 

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Rowley: 

Rowley is an amazing ghost town with an undying 

spirit! Rowley is 8 mi (12.8km) N of the junction of 

Hwy 56, 9 & 27 (Morrin Corner), then 3 mi (5 km) 

W on Township Road 32-4. It is also a must to visit 

when travelling through the Canadian Badlands. The 

community’s main attractions include the newly 

restored elevators which have been designated as a 

provincial historic site, the Rowley Church, Prairie 

School Museum and the Yesteryear Artifacts Museum 

(housed in the original railway station). The most 

famous stop in Rowley is Sam’s Saloon, a well-known 

local watering hole and meeting place. Be sure to 

stop on the last Saturday of the month (5-9pm) for 

Pizza Night and great entertainment! Free camping is 

available in designated areas. For tours or bookings, 

call 403-368-3757, 403-368-2355 or 403-368-3816. 

Rowley Prairie School Museum is housed in the 

Hillsgreen School built in 1911, originally located W 

of Morrin and moved to Rowley in 1991. Teachers 

lived in the back of the school and their job consisted 

of instructing grades 1 to 12, stoking the fire, hauling 

water and general upkeep. Note: You can have a look to 

see if your name is in the old registers. 403-368-3757 

Was used as the set for the hit Canadian movie 

“Bye Bye Blues”. Also, was a shoot site for the films 

“Legends of the Fall” and “The Magic of Ordinary 

Days”. Rowley was once a town with a boasting 

population of 500 in the 1920’s but in the mid 1970’s 

the community was left for the ghosts. Has a current 

population of 8. 

Rumsey: 

Rumsey is a hamlet in southern Alberta, Canada 

within Starland County. It is located 8 km (5.0 mi) W 

of Hwy 56. 

Scotfield: 

Scotfield is an unincorporated community in eastcentral 

Alberta within Special Area No. 2. It is located 

on Hwy 9 between the Town of Hanna and the Village 

of Youngstown. 

Sedalia: 

Sedalia is a hamlet within Special Area No. 3. It is 

located approximately 31 km (19 mi) N of Hwy 9. The 

area was developed when the railroad came through in 

1925.

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Sedgewick: 

Approx. 811 population. Sprang up along side the 

railroad in the early years of the last century. Goose 

Creek School was a “ turn-of-the-century” school used 

from 1912-1957. Was built on land that was donated 

by Wallace O’Brien, one of the pioneers who arrived 

in the area in 1906. They have a archives and museum. 

Sedgewick Archives Gallery Museum has access to 

genealogical research resources with microfilm printer/ 

reader on site. A 100 plus year-old till from Beairsto 

Bros. Ltd. is displayed along with samples of groceries, 

dry goods, hardware, etc. We have a collection of 

cameras, jewelry and china on display. Displays are 

changed to fit the seasons and special holidays. Our 

clothing collection displays are continually changing, 

including hats, our photo collection, paintings, 

drawings, etc. 780-384-3741. 

The nine hole course with mature trees lining the 

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includes nine early 20th century buildings, including 

a church, courthouse, school, post office/store and CN 

train station. There are pioneer artifacts, furnishings, 

and exhibits. The museum celebrates several special 

events throughout the year, including Family Day 

in July and Seniors Day in August. 403-742-4534. 

stettlermuseum.com 

Stettler Golf and Country Club is located in the 

Stettler Recreation area. This nine hole course is 

suitable for beginners, juniors and seniors to middle 

handicap players. Enjoy the water features, well 

maintained fairways and rough. Adjacent to Lions 

Campground, putting green, driving net, club and cart 

rentals available. The course starts out easily and then 

challenges all levels of players with long back-to-back 

par three’s and a 611 yard par five. 403-742-2001; 

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Pheasantback Golf Club and RV Estates near 

Stettler has returned under “new ownership, new 

management and a new attitude.” The 18-hole course 

has been expanded to include an RV park. Visitors 

will have a superior 18 hole golfing experience within 

a friendly, courteous and welcoming atmosphere 

as well trained and highly motivated staff working 

this course an affordable, enjoyable place to 

play golf and socialize. 403-742-4653 (GOLF); 

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Sheerness: 

Sheerness is an unincorporated community within 

Special Area No. 2, located 7 km (4.3 mi) E of Hwy 

36. The community most likely takes its name from 

Sheerness, in England. 

Home to the Sheerness Power generating plant that 

was started in 1905 and 1906. The coal found in that 

time was used to fuel the settlers before the railway 

came through in 1919. 

Shorncliff Lake, Czar: 

Shorncliff Lake is ideal for boating, water skiing 

and swimming. Concession, caretaker, gated, group 

camping, showers, baseball diamonds, beach, boat 

launch (all boats allowed) and museum. Located 2.6 mi 

W of Czar, Ab. on Hwy 13. 780-857-2435. 

Starland County: 

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Starland County 

CAMPGROUNDS 

Starland County owns and operates three major 

campgrounds within the County. 

Michichi Campground 

The Michichi campground is located just 1 mile 

(1.6 km) south of the Hamlet of Michichi [8 

miles (12.8 km) east of Highway 9 north on 

Twp. Road 30-2, then 2 miles (3.2 km) north 

on Range Road 19-0]. The Michichi campground 

has 39 formalized sites complete with 

picnic tables and fire pits and a playground for 

the children. There are 8 fully serviced sites 

and a washroom facility with coin operated 

showers. The campground is also equipped 

with a sewage dumping station and camp 

kitchen facilities. It is also adjacent to the 

Michichi Dam, an ideal place for family fishing. 

McLaren Dam Campground 

The McLaren Dam Campground is located 

approximately 15 miles (24.1) north of the Village 

of Delia. [Take S.H. 851 north of Highway 

9 to Twp. Road 33-4, then go 2 miles (3.2 km) 

west and follow the signs to McLaren Dam). 

The McLaren Dam campground is a large 

informal campground, ideal for group camping. 

The campground is equipped with picnic 

tables, fire pits and camp kitchen facilities. The 

campground does have a fresh water supply, 

and 8 fully serviced sites with an additional 12 

sites with power. McLaren Dam is an ideal 

fishing spot, with the opportunity to camp 

adjacent to the water’s edge. 

Starland Recreation Area 

This large campground area is located 

approximately 6 miles (9.6 km) west of the 

Village of Morrin on Highway 27, and adjacent 

to the Red Deer River (Take Highway 27 

west of Morrin 6 miles (9.6 km), turn off the 

Highway and go north 0.6 miles (1.0 km) to 

the campground]. The campground is nestled 

between the Red Deer River and the adjacent 

hills. There are at least 75 available sites at the 

Starland Recreation Area, and some areas are 

well suited to group camping. The facility is 

equipped with picnic tables, fire pits and camp 

kitchen and gazebo facilities. The campground 

also has three full sized ball diamonds which 

can be used by campers. The campground 

also has a short formal hiking trail, and ample 

opportunity to go hill climbing and exploring. 

The Starland Recreation Area also has 

developed access to the Red Deer River, and is 

ideal for launching canoes and / or fishing. The 

campground is not serviced with water, sewer 

hook-ups or electricity. 

ATTRACTIONS 

Dinosaur Trail (Highway 838) 

Tour the Dinosaur Trail, and visit the Horsethief 

viewpoint. The Dinosaur Trail also gives travellers 

the opportunity to cross the Red Deer River on one 

of the last operating Ferries in Alberta, the Bleriot 

Ferry. The Dinosaur Trail also provides access to 

a number of tourism attractions in the County 

including Go Cart Racing and Camping. 

Hamlet of Rowley 

Visit the Rowley Yester Year Artifacts and Boxcar 

Museum, Sam’s Saloon (Replica of a Yester Year 

Saloon). If you’re by on the last Saturday of each 

month, drop in for Pizza Night, an opportunity 

to enjoy “home made” pizza and your favourite 

beverage. 

Other Area Attractions: 

Morrin Sod House in Morrin 

Delia and District Dawson Museum 

Delia Grist Mill 

Delia Campground and Ball Park 

For more information on these 

recreation opportunities, visit 

www.starlandcounty.com

Starland County - Three Hills Page 57 

starlandcounty.com 

Michichi Recreation Area located 0.5 km S of 

Michichi on Hwy 849, 19 serviced sites, 20 unserviced. 

Fishing, playground, showers & camp kitchen. 403- 

772-3793; starlandcounty.com. 

Starland Recreation Area located on the Red Deer 

River north of the Morrin Bridge. 10 km W of Morrin 

on Hwy 27 & 1 km N. 75 unserviced sites, fishing, 

hiking, canoeing, playground & ball diamonds. 403- 

772-3793; starlandcounty.com 

Strome: 

Strome is a hamlet within Flagstaff County. It is 

located on Hwy 13, 58 km (36 mi) east of the City 

of Camrose. The hamlet was originally incorporated 

as a village on Feb. 3, 1910. It dissolved to become a 

hamlet in Flagstaff County on Jan. 1, 2016. Strome’s 

name is believed to come from Stromeferry in Ross & 

Cromarty, Scotland 

Strome Sodbusters Archives Museum – Memories 

and roots are the reason our museum was established. 

Step back into yesteryear with us as we walk through 

our community’s history showing the love, faith, 

courage and the challenge that our gallant pioneers left 

us. Phone: 780-376-3688/2223. 

Strome began developing as a farming community 

in 1905. Max Knoll opened the first post office, under 

the name of Knollton, and set up the first general store. 

The name of the post office was changed to Strome on 

July 1, 1906. A hotel, a hardware store, and a church 

followed. Strome incorporated as a village on Feb. 3, 

1910. 

Strome campground is located on the northwest 

edge of town, 25 non-serviced treed sites, fire pits, next 

to ball diamonds, school playground, hall and gazebo. 

First come, first serve basis. No reservations. 780-376- 

3539. 

Sunnynook: 

Sunnynook is a hamlet within Special Area No. 2 

located 10 km (6.2 mi) east of Hwy 36. The hamlet 

formerly housed the Berry Creek Community School 

Division office and area post office until amalgamation 

of the school division into Prairie Land Regional 

Division. No services. 

Swalwell: 

Swalwell is a hamlet within Kneehill County. 

Previously an incorporated municipality, Swalwell 

dissolved from village status on Jan. 1, 1946. 

Swalwell is located 100 km (62 mi) NW of Calgary 

and 5 km (3.1 mi) W of Hwy 21. It is located on 

Canadian National Railway’s Three Hills Subdivision 

between Three Hills and Beiseker. 

Three Hills: 

Three Hills was incorporated as a village in 1912, 

the year it was moved to its current location on the 

Canadian Northern Railway(CNR). With ranchers and 

farmers constituting its first residents, it soon became 

a centre for the surrounding wheat-growing area. In 

1922, the Prairie Bible Institute was established with L. 

E. Maxwell as its founding principal. This occurrence 

helped to increase the population of the town proper and 

its adjacent settlements. By the mid 1980s, the 130- 

acre (0.53 km2) Bible College campus and the nearby 

hamlets of Grantville and Ruarkville were annexed to 

the town. 

Although a relatively small community, Three Hills 

had the distinction of hosting the Alberta Seniors Games 

in the summer of 1998. 

Kneehill Historical Museum is the county’s past, 

collected in three buildings. The Station House, built 

in 1919, is the last surviving CN station of its pattern. 

Book a class reunion, grad party, or family gathering 

there in the former parlour. Think about what it was 

like gathering in a Ghost Pine community home, 

listening to the first radio, a hand-built wedding present, 

or, mentally ride with the doctors as they make their 

rural rounds in Model T’s mounted on the big iron 

skis on display in the Main Building. Find the little 

Fordson tractor, ‘The Widow Maker’, in the Agriculture 

Building. Ask the friendly staff taking you on the tour to 

tell you why the tractor is called that. Learn about bees 

and hatching chicks while you are there. Join the kids as 

they excitedly explore the caboose. There are hours of 

memories and things to learn tucked away in Kneehill 

Museum, Three Hills, 403-443-2092. 

Home to Erica Durance, an actress best known for 

playing Lois Lane in the TV series Smallville; Phil 

Callaway, an author and humorist; Bill Peters, currently 

coach of the NHL team, Calgary Flames. 

The Three Hills Campground is located on the E 

side of town just off Secondary Road 583. 47 sites, 

complete with camp concession stand, shower facilities, 

ball diamonds, and within walking distance to local 

restaurants and other amenities. 

The Three Hills Golf Club and campsite is set along 

the Three Hills Creek, and enjoys a unique setting in 

a small prairie ‘valley’ that makes a perfect setting for

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one of the finest nine hole golf courses in central Alberta. 

At 3165 yards, the course makes excellent use of the 

meandering waterway through all of its 9 holes, and a 

staggered set of front and back tees make this layout a 

challenging, and sometimes maddening, 18 hole test of 

6257 yards. Some of the holes encourage a long hitter 

to go for the gusto, yet many tees are better played with 

cautious reservation because of the ever present danger of 

the dreaded creek. 403-443-5065; threehillsgolfclub.ca. 

Tolman East & West Camprounds: 

For hiking in Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial 

Park, birding (more than 150 bird species have been 

spotted in this park), canoeing and for fishing in the Red 

Deer River, these are the two campgrounds affiliated 

with the Park. There is 40 unserviced campsites, no 

reservations or firewood, potable water from a tap. 

Torrington: 

Torrington was incorporated as a village until 1997, 

when it dissolved to hamlet status under the jurisdiction 

of Kneehill County, at the Junction of Hwy 27 & 805. 

Strange but true, Torrington is the home to the 

infamous Gopher Hole Museum. This attraction features 

stuffed gophers (Richardson ground squirrels) posed in a 

series of 47 anthropomorphic scenes, from a hair dresser 

to a preacher to an RCMP officer. Located Ed of Olds on 

Hwy 27. Open daily from 10am to 5pm. June 1 - Sept 30. 

403-631-2133. During the off season call Diane 403-631- 

3931 or Bev 403-631-3805. 

Very large sculpture name “ Clem T. Gofur” is located 

in the village. 

Trenville Park (near Elnora): 

Located 21563 TwpRd 361A at Jct Hwy 21 and 590, 

13 km E on 590, 5.6 km N on Rge Rd 222, 4 km E on 

Twp Rd 361A, 66 sites, tents, pull thrus, tables, grill, 

water, toilets, showers, dump, firewood, pet friendly, 

playground, fishing. 403-773-2273. 

Trochu: 

Armand Trochu, arrived in 1903. The village was 

incorporated in 1911. Home to an arboretum, which is 

home to over 1,000 trees and shrubs of over 100 species; 

Martin Farndale, a military general in the British Army 

and Al Purvis, an olympic gold medalist for hockey. 

Come by the Trochu & District Museum and enjoy 

displays featuring their history from 1900’s French 

settlers to the demolition of one of their grain elevators. 

See the printing presses and linotype machine used to 

Three Hills - Veteran 

print our local paper for many decades. Take a walking 

tour of our downtown murals or search for your family 

history in our archives. New addition and expanded 

exhibits. 403-442-2220. 

The present nine hole course in Trochu is fashioned 

around a creek, which meanders through a natural 

coulee with uphill and downhill lies, challenging the 

golfer on several fairways. Treed hillsides and brush are 

in evidence on five or six holes. With a creek just in 

front of the green, the par four second is easily the most 

scenic hole. The island green is protected by a lagoon 

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Village Office 

403-575-3954 (phone/fax) 

Open Tues. to Thurs. - 8:30am to 4:00pm 

Website - www.villageofveteran.ca 

Population – 237 

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RECREATION FACILITIES: 

• Campground - 8 full service sites, 3 power only sites, Open 

May 1st to October 31st 

(daily, weekly and monthly rates available) 

• Arena - natural ice 

• Curling Rink - 3 sheets of artificial ice 

• Ball Diamonds - softball and baseball fields 

• Soccer Fields • Playgrounds 

• Skateboard Park • Community Hall

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to the left, a creek which flows in front and to the right 

side, and sand traps to the right and left. It’s a special 

hole that makes you grateful to be a golfer. 403-442- 

2747; trochugolf.com 

Veteran: 

Veteran was incorporated as a village on June 30, 

1914. Also as its own curling club. A nearby hill named 

Nose Hill has a historical significance as it was a 

meeting spot during the second North-West Rebellion. 

The Veteran Museum is located in the former Grace 

Lutheran Church. The Veteran Museum preserves and 

celebrates the history of this village. Each item was 

donated by past or present members of the community. 

Call the Village Office 403-575-3956. 

Wainwright: 

Approx. 6,270 population (2016). Area surrounding 

Wainwright was homesteaded in 1905-06. Established 

by James Dawson, originally named Denwood, was 

later relocated by Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, and 

renamed after General Willam Wainwright. Divisional 

point on the Canadian National Railway main line. Has 

the third largest Stampede in Canada. In 1907, Canadian 

government created the original Buffalo National Park 

S of town to preserve the endangered bison. In 1939 

the animals were removed and the park was turned 

over the the Department of National Defense, the DND 

converted the park into a training establishment of the 

Canadian Army , known as Camp Wainwright. 1945-46, 

the camp was used as a prisoner of war facility where 

over 1,000 German Officers were interned. Today the 

ALBERTA 

camp is know as Canadian Forces Base/Area support 

Unit Wainwright, and is one of the primary training 

areas in Canada. 

Home to Glen Sather, Former NHL player, coach 

and general manager, also a member of the Hockey Hall 

of Fame; Lynn Seymour, Canadian-born ballerina and 

choreographer, with international fame and Frank C. 

Turner, actor in iconographer. 

The objective of the Wainwright and District 

Museum is to collect, conserve, display, research 

and interpret the artifacts or documents related to 

the surrounding region. As a result, the museum has 

constantly strived to learn more about events that 

have shaped the past with the aim of transposing this 

information into both interesting and informative 

displays. 780-842-3115. 

Wainwright has many camping sites available: 

Arm Lake Recreational Area: 124 serviced and 

unserviced sites, full service clubhouse, laundromat, 

CATTLEMEN’S 

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Constituency Office 

123-10 St. Wainwright T9W 1N6 

Phone: 780 842-6177 

Toll free: 310-0000, then 780 842-6177 

battleriver.wainwright@assembly.ab.ca

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showers, fishing, public beach and picnic area, RV 

dump, and nine hole golf course with services. 780- 

842-4727. 

Dr. Middlemass Park and Picnic Area: Thirty 

fully serviced sites (30-amp), four 15-amp tent stalls, 

children’s play area, shower, all within the town limits. 

780-842-3541. 

Wainwright Golf Club and RV Park: Fifteen 

fully serviced pads await you complete with shower 

facilities. 780-842-3046 ext 4. 

Clear Lake which has a picnic area, fishing, 

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Western wear, Ranch Supplies, 

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Animal Health Supplies 

1309 14 th Street 

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Ph: 780-845-8838 

Fax: 780-845-8461 

Veterinary Medical Center 

of Eastern Alberta 

#20, 2902 - 15 Ave., Wainwright, AB T9W 0A4 

Dr. David Weeks 

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Farm Calls / After Hours Available 

email: vetmedcent@gmail.com 

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swimming, boating and walking trails. 

Golf: Located along Hwy 14 in Wainwright, Ab, 

this public 18-hole, 6,400 yard golf course awaits your 

challenge. The original nine has narrow, lush fairways 

lined with extensive deciduous trees, which reward 

straight shots and penalizes errant ones. Services 

include full practice facility, clubhouse with sandwiches 

and snacks. Catering service available. Outside patio 

area and on-course refreshment cart. RV park facilities. 

780-842-3046; golfwainwright.com (Also see Riverdale 

Golf Course, M.D. of Wainwright). 

Wimborne: 

Wimborne is a hamlet within Kneehill County 

located 58 km (36 mi) SE of Red Deer and was 

probably named for Wimborne Minister in East Dorset, 

England. No services. 

Youngstown: 

Youngstown is a village within Special Area No. 

3. and refers to itself as a Sportsman’s Paradise due to 

plenty of wild game and trout fishing in the area.(see 

Blood Indian Park). Population is 154 (2016 census). 

It has gas, convenience store and hotel among it’s 

businesses. 

2018 Events Guide 

Agricultural Fair 

June 21 

65th Annual Stampede 

June 21 - 24 

Canada Day - CFB Wainwright 

July 1 

Taste of Wainwright 

July 19 

Come By The Hills 

Music Festival 

August 17 - 18 

Scarecrow Festival 

September 22 

More events and details online... 

wainwright.ca 780.842.3381 

K & M 

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7am-9pm Summer 

403-779-2622 

615 Main St. Youngstown 

TOWN 

OF 

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Fishing 

• CORONATION: Coronation dam, rainbow trout and 

northern pike and accommodates year round fishing. 

There is a boat launch for small fishing boats (no motors). 

• HANNA: Helmer Dam - Located 2 km west of Hanna. 

Adjacent camping at Fox Lake Park. Stocked annually 

with Rainbow Trout. CN Reservoir - Located on south 

side of railroad tracks in Hanna. Previously stocked with 

Yellow Perch. 

Carolside Reservoir on the Berry Creek - Located south 

of Sunnynook at Junction Sec. Rd. 570 & Rge Rd 263A. 

Stocked with Northern Pike, Walleye and Yellow Perch. 

• HARDISTY: Fish Lake, entrance from Hardisty is 2.5 

km, lake filled with rainbow trout. Excellent for flyfishing. 

• PROVOST: Trout Pond – 6016 Lagoon Drive-located 

at the southwest corner of Provost. Stocked with 

approximately 1,500 Rainbow Trout that are four to six 

inches in length. 

• YOUNGSTOWN: Blood Indian located 19 miles (30 

km) S of Youngstown on HWY 884. 175,000 Rainbow 

trout stocked annually 29 serviced sites, 300 random 

camping, boating 

Alberta, 40 km northeast of Red Deer in the counties of 

Camrose, Stettler and Lacombe with Northern Pike 

• CASTOR: Castor Eastside Trout Pond (34-37-14-W4) 

Huber Dam, 7 km E on Hwy 599 7 Hwy 36, trout fishing 

• CAMROSE: Pleasure Island Fish Pond - Take Hwy 12 

east of Camrose for 3 km, turn south on to Range Road 

195 for half a mile, the pond is on the east side of the 

road. Stocked with rainbow and brown trout twice a year 

and 10 separate fishing stations this pond is equipped 

with four diffuser aeration systems which operate 24 

hours all year long. Mirror Lake. See Mirror Lake under 

Attractions. 

• CONSORT: Consort Reservoir (15-35-5-W4) 

Gooseberry Park Pond (22-36-6-W4) 

• DRUMHELLER: McLaren Dam Recreation Area, (SW 

23-33-18-W4) Jct Hwy9 & Rge Rd 17-5, 24 km N on 

Hwy 851, 3.2 km W, 0.8 km S and E to the site, 403-772- 

3793; starlandcounty.com/campgrounds 

• ERSKINE: Kerbes Pond - This 18 acre site is located 

22.4 km south and 2.8 km east of Erskine on the south 

side of the road. Facilities include a maintained parking 

area and boat launch. ESRD releases approximately 1,100 

triploid rainbow trout in this pond annually. NE 19-036- 

20 W4 

• HALKIRK: Boehlke’s Pond - 23 km south of Halkirk 

on Sec. Hwy 855 with several species of trout 

• IRMA: Irma Fish and Game Pond (34-45-9-W4) 

• LOUGHEED: Lougheed Trout Pond (33-43-11-W4) 

• MICHICHI: Michichi Recreation Area, (NW19-30- 

18-W4), 403-772-3793; starlandcounty.com 

• MIRROR: Mirror Reservoir (29-40-22-W4) 

• OYEN: 201 4th Avenue West. Located in town, stocked 

with trout. 

• RED DEER RIVER 

• STETTLER: West Stettler park, catch and release 

policy. 

OTHER FISHING LOCATIONS: 

• ACADIA VALLEY: Acadia Valley Dam, Ball Park and 

Campground has 10 fully serviced camping sites and has 

a man made dam great fishing opportunities. The dam is 

located 4 miles west of Acadia Valley on Highway #41. 

• BATTLE RIVER 

• BUFFALO LAKE is a large, shallow lake in central

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Campgrounds 

Acadia Valley campgrounds 3 

Alix Lake Recreation Area Campground 3 

Alliance Campground 3 

Town of Bashaw Campground 4 

Battle River Crossing Resort & Campground 

(Flagstaff County)28 

Bashaw Golf & Country Club Campground 4 

Burma Park 42 

Blood Indian Park 5 - 6 

Big Knife Provincial Park 5 

Country 9 Golf & RV Resort 4 

McKenzie Crossing Campgrounds (Big Valley) 39 

Buffalo Lake campgrounds 7 

Camrose Exhibition Trail RV Park 9 

Tillicum Beach Park, Dried Meat Lake (Camrose) 9 

Carbon Campgrounds 11 

Capt. Ayre Lake Campground 11 

Castor campgrounds 12 

River Creek RV Park (Content Bridge)18 

Tail Creek Park (Content Bridge)19 

 

Acadia Valley Prairie Elevators & Museum 3 

Alliance Museum & Doll Collection 3 

Alix Wagon Wheel Museum 3 

Big Valley Historical Museum 6 

Camrose and District Centennial Museum 9 

Camrose Heritage Railway Station and Park 11 

Carbon ‘Farmer’s Exchange’ Museum 11 

Castor Museum 11 

Cereal Prairie Pioneer Museum 15 

Chauvin & District Museum 15 

Consort Old Tyme Printing Museum 15 

Consort - Neutral Hills Historical Museum & more 15 

Coronation Museum & Heritage Park 19 

Delburne - Anthony Henday Museum 23 

Delia Museum and Grist Mill 23 

Diplomat Mine Interpretive Site (Big Knife) 5 

 

Akokiniskway Golf Club (Rosebud) 46 

Alix, Haunted Lakes Golf Club 3 

Bashaw Golf & Country Club 4 

Big Valley Golf Course 6 

Camrose Golf Course 11 

Castor Golf Club 12 

Capt. Ayre Lake Campground 11 

Consort Lakeview Golf Course 16 

Coronation Community Golf Course 21 

Country 9 Golf Course 4 

Daysland Golf Course 21 

Coronation campgrounds 19 

Daysland Golf Course Campground 22 

Delburne, Fawn Meadows Campground 

& Cabins 23 

Dillberry Lake Provincial Park 23 

Drumheller campgrounds 24 

Edgerton Sand Castle Campground 25 

Flagstaff County campgrounds 27 

Forestburg Golf & RV Park 29 

Forestburg RV Park 29 

Galahad Village Campground 30 

Gooseberry Lake Campground (Consort)31 

Halkirk Berry Street/Rodeo Campground 31 

Hanna campgrounds (Fox Lake & Helmer Dam) 32, 35 

Hardisty Lake Park Campground 35 

Heisler Irene Parlby Park Campground 36 

Huber Dam 42 

Hughenden, Devonian RV Campground 36 

Irma Village Campground 37 

Killam Centennial Park Campground 38 

Museums 

Donalda & District Museum 23 

Drumheller - Royal Tyrrell Museum 24 

Drumheller - Atlas Coal Mine Historic Site 24 

Drumheller - East Coulee School Museum 25 

Drumheller - Passion Play Interpretive Centre 24 

Drumheller - Valley Doll Museum 25 

Drumheller - Badlands Historical Centre 25 

Drumheller - Rosebud Centennial Museum 46 

Drumheller - The Homestead Museum 25 

East Coulee Museum 25 

Edgerton Museum 25 

Forestburg Historical Society Museum 28 

Hanna - Hanna Museum & Pioneer Village 32 

Iddesleigh, Ab. Museum (near Jenner, Ab.) 38 

Irma Museum 37 

Kneehill Historical Museum (Three Hills) 57 

Golf Clubs 

Delburne, Fawn Meadows Golf Course 23 

Double Dam Golf Course (Rosalind) 45 

Drumheller, Dinosaur Trail Golf & Country Club 24 

Edgerton Community Golf Club 25 

Forestburg Golf Club 29 

Hanna Golf & Country Club 35 

Hardisty Lakeview Golf Club 36 

Hughenden Golf Course 36 

Irma Golf Club 37 

New Norway, Silver Creek Golf Course 41 

Oyen & District Golf Club 42 

Kneehill County campgrounds 38 

Lagoona Beach RV Park (Killam) 38 

Lougheed Ball Diamonds Campground 39 

Michichi Recreation Area 39 

Oyen RCMP Centennial Campground 42 

Paintearth County campgrounds 42 

Prairie Oasis Park (near Hanna) 35 

Provost Campgrounds 45 

Sedgewick Lake Park Campground 48 

Shorncliff Lake, Czar 55 

Starland County campgrounds 55-56 

Strome Campground 57 

Tolman East and Tolman West Campgrounds 58 

Three Hills Campground 57 

Trenville Park (Elnora) 58 

Tillicum Beach Park, Dried Meat Lake 9 

Wainwright campgrounds 59 

Youngstown, Blood Indian Park 59 

Lougheed - Iron Creek Museum 39 

Meeting Creek local heritage site 39 

Mirror Museum 39 

Oyen Crossroad Museum 42 

Provost & District Museum 42 

Rosebud Centennial Museum 46 

Rowley Prairie School & 

Yesteryear Artifacts Museums 46 

Sedgewick Archives Gallery Museum 47 

Stettler Town & Country Museum 48 

Strome Sodbusters Archives Museum 57 

Torrington - Gopher Hole Museum 58 

Trochu & District Museum 58 

Veteran Museum 59 

Wainwright & District Museum 59 

Provost & District Golf Club 45 

Riverdale Mini-Park Golf Course 45 

Rosalind/Duhamel, Double Dam Golf Course 45 

Silver Creek Golf Course (New Norway) 41 

Sedgewick Golf Course 47 

Stettler Golf & Country Club 55 

Stettler, Pheasantback Golf Club & RV Estates 55 

Three Hills Golf Club 57 

Trochu Golf Club 58 

Wainwright Golf Club 60

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Ace Hardware (R.J.Woods) .................................... 41 

Action Plumbing & Excavation ............................... 47 

Alberta Prairie Railway Excursions ......................... 47 

Alliance Seed Cleaning Assoc. .................................. 3 

Alliance Valley Inn ................................................... 3 

All That Buzz Gift Shoppe ........................................ 6 

Amisk C-Store .......................................................... 4 

Artist At Heart ....................................................... 31 

Auto Trust .............................................................. 48 

Bashaw Golf & Country Club .................................... 5 

Battle River - Wainwright Constituency, 

Wes Taylor, MLA .............................................. 59 

Big Valley Historical Society ..................................... 6 

Bison Motel ........................................................... 59 

Blood Indian Trading Post ....................................... 5 

Bouma Meats ......................................................... 44 

Bounty On-Site , Bumper to Bumper ..................... 49 

Boys Financial Services .......................................... 48 

Brenda’s Cozy Cafe .................................................. 49 

Brennan Auto Body Repair Ltd. .............................. 49 

Brian’s Stucco ......................................................... 38 

Brigley Towing ....................................................... 19 

Buckin’ Good Welding Ltd. ..................................... 44 

Buffalo Tradin’ Post & Boardwalk Bistro & Bakery ... 6 

Buffalo Trail Liquor ................................................. 16 

Canadian Badlands ............................................... 24 

Carpets West ......................................................... 60 

Castor & District Museum Society .......................... 11 

Castor Dental Center .............................................. 11 

Castor Pro Rodeo Committee................................... 12 

Castor Sheet Metal ................................................. 12 

Castor Value Drug Mart .......................................... 12 

Cattlemen’s Cookhouse ......................................... 59 

Central Liquor Store ............................................... 16 

Centre Street Thrift Store ........................................ 31 

Century 21 - Candor .............................................. 49 

Century 21- Creasy ................................................ 19 

CeWal Construction Ltd ......................................... 49 

Checker’d Flag Sports ............................................ 32 

Club Cafe ................................................................ 50 

Cod & Coulee Roadhouse Restaurant & Bar .......... 16 

Consignment Closet ............................................... 50 

Consort Hotel, Restaurant & Bar ............................ 16 

Coronation AG Foods .............................................. 19 

Coronation Bulk Sales ............................................ 19 

Coronation Evangelical Free Church ....................... 19 

Coronation Seed Cleaning Co-op Ltd. ..................... 20 

Coronation Vision ..........................Inside Front Cover 

Country Charms Flowers & Gifts ............................ 32 

Coutts Home Hardware .......................................... 28 

Crafty Creations Quilt Gallery ................................ 38 

Dave’s Hobbies ....................................................... 47 

David’s Tree Service ................................................ 50 

Daysland Golf Club ................................................ 22 

Dean’s Machine Inc................................................. 50 

Denwood Motors ................................................... 60 

Diplomat Mine Museum Society .............................. 5 

Dr. Patel Family Dental ........................................... 53 

East Central Appraisals .......................................... 13 

East Side Auto Body ............................................... 32 

Alphabetical Advertiser Index 

Edgerton Electric Services ..................................... 25 

Ellis Bird Farm ........................................................ 39 

Elmtree Health Store .............................................. 50 

EnGuard PC Ltd ...................................................... 33 

Erskine Auto Electric .............................................. 27 

eXtreme Pizza & Take Out ...................................... 20 

Fantasy Hair And Nail Care .................................... 58 

Fastimes Towing & Trucking ................................... 50 

Fireside Winery & Market Garden .......................... 51 

Forestburg Agencies Ltd ......................................... 28 

Forestburg Hotel & Manyhorses Saloon ................. 28 

Forestburg Meat Processing ................................... 29 

Forestburg Veterinary Clinic ................................... 29 

Fox Lake, Town of Hanna ....................................... 32 

Galahad Motel ....................................................... 30 

Gateway Junction .................................................. 16 

Generations RV ...................................................... 51 

Golby Hardware ..................................................... 20 

Gooseberry Lake Rodeo Assoc. ............................... 30 

Gracie D’s Antiques & Collectables ......................... 40 

Greasy D’s .............................................................. 22 

Hackers Indoor Golf & Lounge ................................ 51 

Hand Hills Lake Rodeo ........................................... 34 

Hanna Chrysler....................................................... 34 

Hanna Golf & Country Club .................................... 34 

Hanna Vision Centre .......................Inside Front Cover 

Hardisty Bulk.......................................................... 19 

Heartland Auto and Industrial Supply Ltd. ............ 52 

Heartland Stationers 2014 ..................................... 52 

The Heisler Hotel B&B/ Big Willy’s Bar .................... 36 

Highway 12 Sales .................................................. 52 

Irma Home & Garden Decor ................................... 37 

John’s ............................................ inside Front Cover 

John’s Shopmobile Ltd. ............................................ 9 

John’s Vending Ltd.. ............................................... 23 

Jordahl Enterprises ................................................ 12 

J.T. Auto Body ........................................................ 53 

K & M Gas Plus ...................................................... 61 

Kevin Sorenson, M.P. ............................................... 9 

L&C Bookkeeping Service ....................................... 20 

Lakeview Liquor Store ............................................ 36 

Lamontagne & Son Holdings Ltd ........................... 20 

Legacy Pistol Range Inc. ........................................ 20 

Live, Love, Laugh Shoes ......................................... 34 

LRT Cafe & Go’Fer Ice Cream ................................... 29 

M & N Energy Services Ltd. .................................... 20 

Mae’s Kitchen ........................................................ 39 

Main Street Medley ................................................. 3 

Marg’s Computers .................................................... 9 

Moose Cave ............................................................ 21 

Morrow Communications ....................................... 52 

Mrs. T’s Liquor & Cold Beer ....................................... 4 

OK Tire, Hanna........................................................ 34 

Ol’ MacDonald’s Resort ............................................. 8 

Optifuel Nutrition .................................................. 60 

Oyen Value Drug Mart ............................................ 41 

Paintearth Economic Partnership Society .............. 43 

Paintearth Lodge, Castor & District Housing Auth. . 12 

Patti’s Place ............................................................ 18 

Peavey Mart Stettler ............................................. 53 

Performance Paint and Body ................................. 13 

Prairie Moon Inn & Suites ...................................... 18 

Provost Pets & Livestock Supply ............................ 44 

Pure Pandemonium (Paintball) .............................. 53 

Pyramid Corporation .............................................. 44 

Rally Rentals Inc. .................................................... 53 

Ramsay’s Stockman Center..................................... 20 

Rangeland Auto .................................................... 21 

Rangeland Veterinary Clinic .................................. 18 

Renovations Plus ................................................... 14 

Ropin’ & Ranching Supply ..................................... 60 

Schwartz Home Building Centre ............................ 53 

Scott Kruk Trucking Ltd........................................... 27 

Sedgewick I.D.A Pharmacy .................................... 47 

Sobeys ................................................................... 54 

Soup & Sweets ...................................................... 21 

Special Areas Splash Parks .................................... 31 

Starland County .................................................... 56 

Stettler Building Supplies ...................................... 54 

Stettler Flooring ..................................................... 54 

Stettler IDA Pharmacy ............................................ 54 

Stettler Veterinary Clinic ........................................ 55 

Super Suds Car Wash .............................................. 55 

Sutton Group-Landmark / Castor .......................... 14 

Take A Second Look on 46 St. .................................. 9 

Tasty Wok ............................................................... 55 

The Head Shop ...................................................... 51 

The Liquor Pig ........................................................ 13 

The Purple Platypus ............................................... 13 

The Rusty Daisy Gift Co. .......................................... 22 

The Shoe Closet ...................................................... 54 

The Trading Post ...................................................... 4 

The What Not Shop ................................................ 29 

Thornton Electric Ltd .............................................. 21 

Tourism Camrose ................................................... 10 

Town of Castor ....................................................... 14 

Town of Hanna ....................................................... 35 

Town of Oyen ......................................................... 42 

Town of Wainwright ............................................... 61 

Trisha Fuller, Hypnosis ............................................ 14 

Twice Nice Store Society - Killam ........................... 38 

UFA (R.M.D. Petroleum Ltd.) .................................. 14 

UFA (Reinbold Petroleum Ltd.) ............................. 55 

Value Price Liquidation .......................................... 27 

Veterinary Medical Centre of Eastern Alberta ......... 60 

Village of Chauvin ................................................. 15 

Village of Consort ................................................... 17 

Village of Delburne ............................................... 22 

Village of Edgerton ............................................... 26 

Village of Forestburg .............................................. 30 

Village of Halkirk .................................................... 31 

Village of Heisler .................................................... 36 

Village of Veteran ................................................... 58 

Vision Credit Union Ltd, Castor .............................. 15 

Wainalta Motors .................................................... 60 

Wainwright Cold Beer & Liquor .............................. 60 

Wecker Plumbing .................................................. 35 

Western Rentals Sales ............................................ 45 

Whistle Stop & Domo Gas ..................................... 40 

Xcursions (Travel Only) ........................................... 18

2018 Discover Alberta's East Country

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