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were spoken in the large circle of<br />
onlookers.<br />
The program included a buffet style<br />
lunch at the nearby Schultz<br />
Community Hall after the ceremony<br />
was completed.<br />
A brief history researched and compiled<br />
by local Bashaw resident Larry<br />
Dubitz and Julianna Stein explained<br />
the hardships many Hungarian settlers<br />
faced like the harsh Canadian<br />
winters in sod houses constructed<br />
from the native land they had acquired<br />
through government incentive.<br />
The Canadian government offered<br />
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Hungarian locals and visitors of the Bashaw, Ab. area gathered in traditional song to commemorate the implementation of a new plaque that<br />
honours the Hungarian settlers who homesteaded in the area on Sun. March 17. The plaque was installed at the St. Michael’s Roman Catholic<br />
Cemetery west of Bashaw. Approximately 100 people attended the event including Hungarian dignitaries and others who came to visit Canada<br />
for this special occasion. The 65-year-old Catholic Church perched on the hill southwest of the cemetery was also open for visitors to explore.<br />
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INDEX<br />
Delburne news ........................... 2<br />
Coronation council ..................... 3<br />
Paintearth county ....................... 3<br />
Castor news ................................ 4<br />
Sports ......................................... 5<br />
PrairieView ................................. 6<br />
Classifieds/Career .................... 7-8<br />
Real Estate/Homes ................9-11<br />
Kneehill county council ............ 10<br />
Obituaries ................................ 11<br />
Morrin news ............................. 16<br />
Sports:<br />
Bantam<br />
Jets<br />
win big<br />
Page 5<br />
Editorial:<br />
Shattered<br />
trust<br />
Page 6<br />
Alberta<br />
Farm<br />
Days<br />
Page 12<br />
Salute to<br />
Agriculture/<br />
Farm Safety<br />
Pages 12-<strong>20</strong><br />
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DELBURNE COUNCIL<br />
Funding extended<br />
Delburne Medical Centre held its grand opening on Fri. March 8, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>. From the left, back<br />
row: M.P. Earl Dreeshen, Philip Massier, County of Red Deer councillor, Kayla Carfentam,<br />
and Rudresh Soni, pharmacist. Front row: Dr. Shaline Reddy, Dr. Muti Kauchali, Mayor Bill<br />
Chandler, Hitesh Amrutiya, pharmacist, Delburne Chief Administrative Officer Karen Fegan<br />
and Andrew Anderson, consultant. <br />
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Delburne Medical<br />
Centre opens<br />
Ray Reckseidler<br />
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A new piece of Delburne’s history<br />
took place as the Delburne Medical<br />
Centre held its grand opening on Fri.<br />
March 8, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>, which was attended by a<br />
number of civic dignitaries, the medical<br />
team, the Pharmasave team, as<br />
well as many from the public.<br />
It was historic because the Village of<br />
Delburne has never provided this professional<br />
service to the area before.<br />
The ceremony kicked off with the<br />
mayor of Delburne, Bill Chandler welcoming<br />
everyone followed by several<br />
short speeches.<br />
“This facility is fulfilling a community<br />
need. It was a year ago this month<br />
that we put shovels in the ground,”<br />
said Andrew Anderson of Anderson<br />
Consulting.<br />
“It’s great to see this facility in rural<br />
Alberta,” added MLA Devon Dreeshen,<br />
Innisfail-Sylvan Lake Constituency.<br />
“It’s an exciting addition [that is]<br />
greatly needed.”<br />
Ribbon cutting ceremonies followed<br />
for both the medical centre and the<br />
pharmacy.<br />
Dr. Muti Kauchali, the individual<br />
who spearheaded the project, hosted<br />
tours to all who wished to see the new<br />
facility.<br />
Joe Brown, a local resident commented,<br />
“It’s great to have such a great<br />
service locally.”<br />
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At the March 12 meeting, Delburne<br />
council passed a motion that approved<br />
the Amended MSI Agreement with the<br />
Provincial Government under the<br />
Municipal Sustainability Initiative<br />
(MSI) that would see the municipality<br />
receive both operating and capital<br />
funding extended through to March 31,<br />
<strong>20</strong>22.<br />
Last year the village received<br />
$219,233 in capital funding.<br />
Village Chief Administrative Officer<br />
(CAO) Karen Fegan declined to provide<br />
the amounts the village is expected to<br />
receive.<br />
Discussion continued on the proposed<br />
update of the village website.<br />
Some of the changes include adding<br />
photos of council members, contact<br />
information and images of Main Street<br />
46 th<br />
Annual Meeting<br />
of Paintearth Gas<br />
Co-op Ltd.<br />
Mon., March 25/19<br />
Beef on a bun 12 noon -<br />
Meeting 1pm<br />
Castor LEGION HALL<br />
Those attending Annual Meeting<br />
will be eligible for Door Prize Draw<br />
and its businesses.<br />
Additional links would be added as<br />
well.<br />
“Will council preview the finished<br />
update before it goes live?” Coun.<br />
Daphne Warner asked.<br />
Council concluded the discussion by<br />
passing a motion to proceed with the<br />
updates to the website which administration<br />
will approve before going live.<br />
Lake development<br />
Council learned that Red Deer<br />
County, through the Intermunicipal<br />
Development Plan (IDP), will conduct<br />
the mapping required for approximately<br />
five proposed acres just outside<br />
Delburne Village limits for the proposed<br />
development of a recreation area<br />
involving Delburne lake.<br />
Details of the development are yet to<br />
be announced.<br />
Beaver Rural Electrification<br />
Association<br />
ANNUAL<br />
General Meeting<br />
Tues. April 2, 7:30 p.m.<br />
Castor Legion Hall<br />
Please plan on attending<br />
and join us in the operation<br />
of your association.<br />
Coronation Farmer’s<br />
Thank you<br />
Bonspiel would<br />
like to say<br />
to our sponsors:<br />
ATB<br />
Future Ag<br />
Bale Busters Tubgrinding- Bill Vincett GL2 Repair<br />
Battle River Lodge<br />
Cervus Coronation<br />
Cliff’s Stock Transport<br />
Coro View Farms<br />
Coronation AG Foods<br />
Coronation Family Foods<br />
Coronation Industrial Sales & Rentals<br />
Coronation Seed Cleaning Co-op<br />
Coronation Tire & Rubber<br />
Coronation Value Drug Mart<br />
Coyotee Coulee- Brian & Sandy Selzler<br />
D&M Trucking<br />
Dave & Nicole Duncan<br />
Distribution Now - Coronation<br />
Dryland Cattle Trading Corp.<br />
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Enbridge<br />
Epicure - Robin Cole<br />
Fox Lake Agro (Jayden Anhorn)<br />
Golby Hardware<br />
Hanna Building Supplies<br />
Heartland Auto & Industrial Supply<br />
Ken & Lisa Heidecker<br />
Home Hardware - Coronation<br />
Kingwest Outfitters<br />
Lamontagne & Son Holdings<br />
Little Gap Septic Service<br />
M.J Veterinary Services<br />
McKenzie Motors<br />
The Moose Cave<br />
Nifty Livestock Equipment<br />
Nose Hill Bee - Azusa Watson<br />
Nutrien Coronation<br />
Olds Pioneer Veterinary Services<br />
P&H Sedgewick<br />
R.E Brigley & Sons<br />
Ramsays Stockman Center<br />
Rangeland Auto Repair Corp.<br />
Rindal Oilfield Construction<br />
RMD Petroleum UFA Coronation<br />
Rodvang Farms<br />
Roger E. Johnson Enterprises Inc.<br />
RRF Ent. Ltd<br />
Short Stop Liquor Store<br />
Solick Seeds Ltd<br />
Stan Barnes Trucking<br />
TD Canada Trust<br />
Tri Ag Implements Consort<br />
Vincett Corral Cleaning<br />
Waste Connections of Canada<br />
Wayne & Jolene Thacker<br />
Western Financial Group<br />
Zip Transfer Ltd<br />
FOOD & DRINK SPONSORS<br />
Coronation Bulk Sales<br />
Richardson Pioneer<br />
JTS Agrow- Dave Duncan<br />
Meadowland Ag Chem<br />
SILENT AUCTION<br />
Auvigne’s Trucking<br />
Coyote Creek Supplies<br />
(Addision Tkach)<br />
League Pipeline<br />
M&N Energy Services<br />
Thornton Electric<br />
Vital Networks Inc.<br />
Wildrose Co-op Killam
<strong>ECA</strong> REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB MARCH 21'19 3<br />
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CORONATION COUNCIL<br />
Coronation council<br />
discussed making the<br />
replacement of old fire<br />
hydrants a major capital<br />
expense following several<br />
water breaks involving<br />
broken hydrants over<br />
the last couple of years.<br />
Resident Doug Thomas<br />
had four feet of water in<br />
his basement following<br />
a fire hydrant break on<br />
Sun. March 10 , as well<br />
as a hydrant break in<br />
the industrial park and<br />
on Royal Street Railway<br />
Ave. Two years ago,<br />
resident Lois Grout had<br />
her basement flooded<br />
over a water break near<br />
her home which her<br />
insurance had to cover.<br />
Council will look at this<br />
when budgeting.<br />
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J. Webster<br />
Big Valley Historical Society PRESENTS<br />
the<br />
Comedy & Music of<br />
“Rosco”<br />
Sat., March 30<br />
Jubilee Hall Big Valley, AB<br />
Cocktails 5:30pm, Dinner 6:30pm<br />
Show 8pm, Silent Auction until 9:30<br />
Tickets $40<br />
Call 4<strong>03</strong>-876-2571 or 4<strong>03</strong>-741-6789<br />
allow the developer WISH kitchen Stettler to create highway & gift 4806 Variety - 50 Hockey Street teams<br />
Stettler Variety Showcase Showcase<br />
supported<br />
bypass, decelerating, and accelerating Each year, the County of Paintearth<br />
Water tower cladding<br />
lanes into the proposed access Dinner to help Show supports & youth 4 18 Concerts<br />
and under that participate<br />
in Dinner recreation Show and culture.<br />
Dinner aid in Show fluid travel & for 4 those Concerts<br />
moving to<br />
Season Passes available at<br />
Saturday<br />
Season and from Passes the Paintearth available Mine. at This year the Atoms, Midget A and<br />
The creation of these lanes WISH will kitchen be Midget & gift C 3<br />
November<br />
C’s 4806 Coyotes - 3, 50<strong>20</strong>18<br />
Street Hockey Teams<br />
to be removed<br />
WISH kitchen & gift 4806 - 50 Street<br />
done by widening the road in certain asked for a maximum of $500 per team<br />
Johnny Summers<br />
areas to make these lanes but the biggest<br />
benefit will be that the developer<br />
for support while they play<br />
Little Big Band Dinner provincials Show<br />
Dinner Show<br />
in various places across the Saturday province.<br />
will create this right from their property<br />
onto the highway, eliminating<br />
Council passed a motion November to give 3, all <strong>20</strong>18<br />
Saturday<br />
J. Webster<br />
overall it’s a positive position compared<br />
to last year,” said Kulyk.<br />
need for a road use agreement. the Recreation and Community<br />
Sunday Concert<br />
November<br />
the three<br />
3,<br />
Series<br />
<strong>20</strong>18<br />
teams approval at $500 each from<br />
Johnny Summers<br />
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Stettler Performing Arts Centre, 2:00pm and 7:30pm Little Big Band<br />
A shift in numbers was also caused “AT has requested that we potentially,<br />
not<br />
Little Big Band Turn to Donation, Pg 14<br />
Johnny Summers Service Grant.<br />
Council reviewed and approved a by changes in classification.<br />
proposal from Dustin Zubach of<br />
Mobile homes situated in the mobile necessarily close<br />
Season Sunday Concert Series<br />
Coronation for the removal of the home park are classified mobile home by bylaw but we, Stettler Variety Showcase<br />
Stettler Passes Performing Arts Centre, 2:00pm and 7:30pm<br />
metal cladding and framing at the but all the mobile homes dispersed Sunday by resolution, Concert Series<br />
bottom of the water tower basin for the throughout the residential Adult: $135<br />
Stettler<br />
area were<br />
Performing<br />
support<br />
Arts<br />
that<br />
Centre, 2:00pm and 7:30pm<br />
quoted price of $40,000 at their regular incorrectly classified as residential. there will be no<br />
Student: $70<br />
meeting Mon. Mar. 11.<br />
development on<br />
Passes<br />
“I hate to rush decisions but I also I<br />
Coalition formed<br />
the Amero 402 east Little Season Christmas<br />
Adult: Matt Johnson, $135 Magician<br />
hate to delay this and put anyone in Council agreed to support the new unless December we consult Passes 2, <strong>20</strong>18<br />
Student: January $70 13, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
peril,” said Chief Administrative initiative by Alberta Urban<br />
with them Adult: at a $135 Sunday, April 7 2:00 pm & 7:30 pm Stettler<br />
Officer (CAO) Sandra Kulyk as cladding<br />
has been swinging loose.<br />
forming the Resource Communities of<br />
Municipalities Association (AUMA) in further date and Amero Little Christmas<br />
Matt Johnson, Magician<br />
Student: $70<br />
further if we<br />
December 2, <strong>20</strong>18<br />
January Performing<br />
13, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
Ghostboy &<br />
The proposal had been held off at the Canada Coalition.<br />
want to develop<br />
Arts Centre<br />
Amero Little Christmas<br />
Matt Johnson, Magician<br />
last meeting because the town had an The support council approved does 402 then we<br />
December 2, <strong>20</strong>18<br />
January 13, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> Anna Johnson<br />
expression of interest from a couple<br />
would reroute it<br />
other local contractors that wanted to<br />
to that turn off<br />
put forward a submission but nothing<br />
was received.<br />
Assessment totals<br />
CAO Kulyk provided the completed<br />
<strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> Assessment Report for information<br />
to council in advance of budgeting<br />
for <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>.<br />
The overall residential assessment<br />
has increased 0.6 per cent and non-residential<br />
increased 1.5 per cent, both<br />
due to inflation, an increased value of<br />
$1,<strong>03</strong>3,<strong>20</strong>0.<br />
“Our total overall assessment<br />
increased by $660,710 which is good<br />
because we actually had a negative<br />
growth last year so that’s a positive<br />
influence,” said Kulyk.<br />
A decrease of $372,490 occurred as a<br />
result of demolition or removal of<br />
buildings or devaluation of some<br />
properties.<br />
“Considering we did have a house<br />
and a couple of mobiles got moved out<br />
so we had a marginal change there, so<br />
Sunday Concert<br />
Season<br />
not include any funding requests but<br />
the coalition will advocate for responsible<br />
resource industry; ensure that the developer<br />
Avan Yu<br />
Ghostboy & Anna Johnson<br />
municipal perspectives are being will be creating<br />
February 24, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
April 7, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
heard on issues impacting resource <strong>20</strong>0 meters to the<br />
Avan Yu<br />
Ghostboy & Anna Johnson<br />
development; and, sharing factual north,” explained Information at 4<strong>03</strong> 742-6615 or<br />
February 24, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
April 7, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
information regarding resource development<br />
interests.<br />
County of<br />
Information at 4<strong>03</strong> 742-6615 or<br />
Todd Pawsey, www.stettlershowcase.com youth award nominee.<br />
The first three major activities Avan for Yu Paintearth development<br />
officer. April 7, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
Ghostboy & Anna Johnson<br />
www.stettlershowcase.com<br />
the coalition includes an February education 24, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
In order to<br />
Information at 4<strong>03</strong> 742-6615 or<br />
make this a<br />
www.stettlershowcase.com<br />
campaign to present at the Federation<br />
of Canadian Municipalities (FCM)<br />
Conference in Quebec.<br />
Secondly, Bill C-69 advocacy.<br />
Although termed the “pipeline” bill,<br />
the coalition is<br />
concerned with<br />
the proposed<br />
amendments<br />
impacting<br />
municipalities.<br />
Thirdly, the<br />
coalition wants to<br />
formalize the new<br />
group with terms<br />
of reference.<br />
Turn to Surplus,<br />
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COUNTY OF PAINTEARTH<br />
Highway 855 turnoff<br />
development in progress<br />
Terri Huxley<br />
the mine and developer to come up<br />
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with a resolution versus a closure<br />
bylaw on the road as they are difficult<br />
Like any road in the County of to reverse.<br />
Paintearth, the municipality has control<br />
“The actual closure by a bylaw<br />
and direction over all of the roads means we are going to advertise it,<br />
within its borders.<br />
turn it into a title and get rid of it<br />
In discussion with Alberta because that is the process that we go<br />
Transportation (AT) and a developer, through with land titles and surveyors<br />
the developer who is conducting this and Alberta Transportation sign off<br />
work for the Paintearth Mine is and the minister signs off. That’s the<br />
choosing to access Highway 855 nightmare and we don’t want to do<br />
directly from their own land <strong>20</strong>0 that because once that is done you can<br />
metres north of the township road 402 not go back,” said Pawsey.<br />
access.<br />
Council passed a motion at their regular<br />
As this access is undeveloped to the<br />
meeting held on Tues. March 12 to<br />
east and runs directly into a water make a resolution by agreeing that the<br />
retention Stettler area commonly Variety known as a County Showcase<br />
will not develop the 402 access<br />
slu, the development in this area would eastward until consultation and consent<br />
Concerts<br />
from Transport Alberta takes<br />
not be beneficial Dinner for long. Show & 4<br />
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winner at Big Valley Jamboree and ACMA<br />
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4 M arch 21'19 HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB. Eca REVIEW<br />
Surplus<br />
in <strong>20</strong>18<br />
Cont’d from Pg 3<br />
Council heard that the <strong>20</strong>18 year<br />
ended on a positive note again with a<br />
surplus that council agreed to place<br />
into restricted surplus accounts.<br />
A surplus transfer of $2<strong>20</strong>,000 into<br />
the following capital accounts<br />
including Common Services<br />
Equipment at $50,000; Roads at $50,000;<br />
Airport at $50,000; Recreation at<br />
$50,000 and Wellness Centre at $<strong>20</strong>,000.<br />
“I’m wondering if we should do a<br />
fire hydrant program?,” questioned<br />
Coun. Vickey Horkoff.<br />
Kulyk confirmed that a program<br />
under operating is budgeted for two<br />
new fire hydrants a year and “is anywhere<br />
between $10,000 and I think it<br />
was $30,000 last year,” said Kulyk.<br />
“We need to start replacing those<br />
olds ones,” said Horkoff.<br />
“And just get it all done,” Coun.<br />
Jackie Brigley added.<br />
“You could do it as a major capital<br />
replacement,” offered Kulyk.<br />
There are 52 or 53 fire hydrants in<br />
the town confirmed Kulyk.<br />
“You can certainly change your<br />
allocations in reserves at anytime,”<br />
said CAO Kulyk, “so if you want to<br />
revisit it later on in the year you certainly<br />
can.”<br />
Council will also consider Deputy<br />
Mayor Ron Checkel’s question, “Do we<br />
want to look at starting to run fibre<br />
optics to everything in town?”<br />
“Start building a fund, that would<br />
be a good idea,” said Kulyk.<br />
Broadband<br />
Council discussed the government’s<br />
priority to have all small communities<br />
with broadband access.<br />
“They [provincial government] have<br />
made it a priority,” said Coun. Cook,<br />
“they just haven’t put money as a priority<br />
yet.”<br />
“BRAED [Battle River Alliance for<br />
Economic Development] has done a<br />
research project on a viable broadband<br />
for us,” said Cook, “and through all<br />
the research they have done, they’re<br />
saying the government is going to have<br />
to be our partner to bring broadband<br />
in. The communities aren’t going to be<br />
able to afford it.<br />
“They’ve [government] made it a priority,<br />
they just haven’t financially<br />
made it a priority,” concluded Cook.<br />
Council had heard at their last<br />
meeting from councillors Horkoff and<br />
Brigley, who had attended a group<br />
meeting with Castor and County councillors,<br />
that determined costs to get<br />
fibre optics into the communities<br />
would be “$3.2 million for this whole<br />
region” and that would not include getting<br />
fibre optics into each household.<br />
Bylaw Officer’s report<br />
In the Bylaw Officer’s report, it<br />
noted 2.75 hours accumulated on three<br />
snow complaints.<br />
Coun. Vickey<br />
Horkoff inquired<br />
as to what the<br />
snow complaints<br />
were stating,<br />
“They took up a<br />
lot of [Bylaw<br />
Officer<br />
Wuzinski’s]<br />
time.”<br />
“One of them<br />
definitely was a<br />
contractor<br />
again,” answered<br />
CAO Kulyk.<br />
An additional<br />
Castor CAO finishes 39-year career<br />
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Sandy Jackson has concluded a 39<br />
year career with the Town of Castor.<br />
She originally began as Assistant<br />
Chief Administrative Officer (CAO)<br />
and then transitioned into CAO ten<br />
years ago.<br />
Jackson began her career with the<br />
town almost immediately after finishing<br />
her studies at Reeves College in<br />
Red Deer.<br />
She studied to be in paralegal<br />
administration but fate had other<br />
plans.<br />
“It just so happened that I was just<br />
finishing and so I got this job. The<br />
timing was perfect,” she said.<br />
Over the years, Jackson has seen it<br />
all, including the change in town office<br />
buildings and community hall.<br />
The previous office building is<br />
located next to the current facility but<br />
was very close quarters as the fire<br />
hall, two administrators, and public<br />
works were sharing the space for a<br />
short time.<br />
“It was a little crowded,” she said.<br />
Then the County built their new<br />
building near Highway 12 in <strong>20</strong>10,<br />
allowing the town an opportunity to<br />
take over the building.<br />
Now, most of the offices are utilized.<br />
“The biggest change from when I<br />
started was that we had one electric<br />
typewriter – no computers. There’s<br />
just a big NCR posting machine that<br />
we did all the utility bills by hand and<br />
everything by hand which balanced<br />
everything. Like all of our financial<br />
ledgers were balanced by calculating<br />
so we went from that to computers and<br />
I think we brought those in 1984.<br />
However, there is far more paperwork<br />
now than there was back in 1980,” said<br />
Jackson.<br />
As for council, the veteran CAO has<br />
seen turnover of 14 different councils<br />
altogether.<br />
Her favourite part of being CAO<br />
with the town was the various beautification<br />
projects including<br />
horticulture, the pathways connected<br />
throughout the park and the recently<br />
constructed Community Centre.<br />
“The anticipation of knowing that<br />
something is not going to go well and<br />
you better be prepared because some<br />
people aren’t going to be happy,” she<br />
said. “That to me is one of the more<br />
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Jackson now has time to spend<br />
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One of the things, she is looking forward<br />
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soldiers.<br />
“All together there are 39 fallen soldiers<br />
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She also teaches Aquafit in the<br />
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As for winter activities, she will<br />
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and soak in the sun rays.<br />
Taking her place is Christopher<br />
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public and private sector with multiple<br />
years of education and experience to<br />
add to the town.<br />
“I know the staff that is here right<br />
now are all good. They are young.<br />
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Dragons season closes<br />
Terri Huxley<br />
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With a nail biting five-game series<br />
between the Drumheller Dragons and<br />
Canmore Eagles Junior A Hockey<br />
teams, the Dragon’s season has come to<br />
an abrupt end.<br />
On Wed. Mar. 13, the Dragons hosted<br />
the Eagles in front of a full house of<br />
spectators.<br />
Leading up the intense evening, the<br />
hometown team consisting of players<br />
from all over Western Canada began<br />
the beginning of playoffs at home on<br />
Thur. March 7. The Eagles won 2 – 1 in<br />
overtime.<br />
Game 2 was also held at the<br />
Drumheller Memorial Arena the next<br />
night. The Dragons bounced back<br />
scoring 3 – 2.<br />
Back at the Canmore Recreation<br />
Centre, Game 3 showed intense spirit<br />
from both sides as both had scored four<br />
goals by the time the third period clock<br />
timed out. In overtime, the Dragons<br />
prevailed, scoring the fifth and final<br />
goal of the night.<br />
SPORTS<br />
Game 4 took place on Mon. March 11<br />
in Canmore. The Eagles were able to<br />
take two points off the Dragons, leaving<br />
the game 2 – 1.<br />
The back and forth matches led to a<br />
rowdy crowd on Wed. March 13 for the<br />
determining round of play.<br />
For two periods, neither team scored<br />
on net.<br />
The Third period vibe changed when<br />
the Dragons broke the dry spell at 5:44<br />
on the power play thanks to Brady Risk<br />
who was assisted by Derrick Budz.<br />
Less than 10 minutes later, the Eagles<br />
fought back, tying the score 1 – 1 at<br />
14:29.<br />
Not even <strong>20</strong> seconds later, a stunned<br />
audience watched as the Eagles scored a<br />
second time, which eventually sealed<br />
the Dragon’s fate.<br />
The team has six players moving on<br />
to higher ranking hockey teams. They<br />
finished third in the regular season<br />
after accumulating 78 points behind the<br />
Brooks Bandits and Okotoks Oilers.<br />
The Eagles, winners of the series,<br />
have advanced to round two against the<br />
Brooks Bandits.<br />
Dragon, Derrick<br />
Budz,19, and<br />
Canmore Eagles<br />
left wing, Michael<br />
Spafford, 24, jump<br />
for the puck as<br />
Eagles defenseman<br />
Mark Drohan, 28,<br />
Dragons forward<br />
Shane Ott, 15,<br />
Eagles Jesse<br />
Sheen, 33, and<br />
Eagles goalie<br />
Thomas Davis, 35,<br />
brace for action.<br />
The Eagles soared<br />
past the Dragons,<br />
taking home the<br />
win after a 2 – 1<br />
lead by the end of<br />
the third period,<br />
advancing the<br />
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after the final game<br />
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Karson Swanson,<br />
Landon Olson, Crosby<br />
Savage, Malcolm<br />
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Bantam Jets win big<br />
by Karson Swanson<br />
On March 12 at the Servus Sports<br />
Center in Lloydminster, the Bantam<br />
Jets won their league banner against<br />
the Lloydminster Bantam 3 in a close<br />
game ending in a score of 4-3. This<br />
year’s Bantam Jets are a combination<br />
of Chauvin, Edgerton, Czar,<br />
Hughenden, Wainwright and Hardisty<br />
players, and with only 12 skaters and<br />
one goalie, they have been a close-knit<br />
and hard-working group all year. As<br />
all of these towns came together to<br />
make one team, the year went really<br />
well.<br />
“It was a good year, we played good<br />
for the most part,” said Jets player Izak<br />
Fisher. So well, in fact, that the team<br />
only lost two games in the entire regular<br />
season.<br />
In the playoffs, the Jets triumphed<br />
over Wainwright in two games in<br />
February, bringing them to this final<br />
series against the third of five<br />
Lloydminster Bantam teams. The<br />
first game of the final series was<br />
played in Chauvin on February 26,<br />
with the Jets taking a 6-3 victory.<br />
Then in a hard-fought game on March<br />
2, the Jets were down by two going<br />
into the third period, and they managed<br />
to pull out the win in the end.<br />
“The offence was a little low but the<br />
goalie played good,” said Jets fan<br />
Hayden McQuaid, when asked for his<br />
thoughts on the Jets performance in<br />
the final game. And as the goalie on<br />
this team, this author would have to<br />
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reward for all of our hard work.<br />
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OPINION<br />
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Shattered trust<br />
Brenda Schimke<br />
<strong>ECA</strong> <strong>Review</strong><br />
The second crash of the Boeing 737<br />
Max jet in Ethiopia claiming 157 lives<br />
came five months after the same model<br />
nosedived in Indonesia killing 189.<br />
China, the country of few human<br />
rights and safety regulations, immediately<br />
grounded the planes as did<br />
virtually everyone else.<br />
Transport Canada was very slow to<br />
take the 737 Max out of service, likely<br />
because it will hurt the profit margins<br />
of Canadian airlines, especially Air<br />
Canada. Not surprisingly, the United<br />
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lawsuits happen when<br />
people feel there are no<br />
other options.<br />
After the second crash, Boeing CEO<br />
Dennis Muilenburg called President<br />
Trump to assure him that their planes<br />
were safe.<br />
This particular series employs<br />
12,000 direct employees in Washington<br />
State plus thousands upon thousands<br />
of spinoff jobs. To them profits were<br />
paramount and safety was secondary.<br />
With the majority of deaths in these<br />
crashes being browns, blacks and from<br />
‘shithole’ countries” (as described by<br />
Trump), there was even less incentive<br />
for Trump to care about the dead.<br />
But there is more to the story than<br />
just Donald Trump. Libertarians and<br />
political parties on the right have been<br />
routinely weakening regulations and<br />
undermining the role of regulators<br />
since the 1980s.<br />
The reluctance for the United States<br />
government to err on the side of safety<br />
rather than corporate profits is the<br />
eventual outcome of watered down<br />
regulations, industry self-compliance<br />
and weak oversight agencies.<br />
Today the Federal Aviation<br />
Association (FAA) is a head-less<br />
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agency (Trump never named a<br />
director), seriously underfunded, lacks<br />
experts to monitor corporations for<br />
safety compliance and rely solely on<br />
manufacturers to test and approve<br />
new aircrafts.<br />
The few experts remaining at the<br />
FAA routinely rotate between industry<br />
jobs and the FAA making the compliance<br />
organization a prostitute to<br />
industry or a toothless imposter. It was<br />
rather telling that the black boxes were<br />
sent to France to be analyzed, not the<br />
FAA.<br />
On this file, Trump and Muilenburg<br />
misread the safety concerns. Pilots<br />
from first world countries, too, had<br />
been expressing concerns about software<br />
flaws in the Boeing 737 Max<br />
series and poor training. First-world<br />
passengers were as fearful to board a<br />
Boeing 737 Max as those from ‘shit<br />
hole’ countries.<br />
Without trustworthy regulators,<br />
consumers lose trust, economic<br />
growth suffers and unfortunately<br />
lives are needlessly lost, or land, air<br />
and water are comprised or ruined<br />
permanently.<br />
We live the same thing in Alberta<br />
where the relationship between<br />
Conservative governments, the oil and<br />
gas industry, the Energy Resources<br />
Conservation Board and the Alberta<br />
Energy Regulators has led to public<br />
distrust. As regulations and oversight<br />
softened or disappeared, industry<br />
spent less money on pipeline maintenance,<br />
was quite irresponsible on a<br />
number of significant pipeline ruptures<br />
and more often than not pushed<br />
landowners to fear for their property<br />
rights.<br />
Protests and lawsuits happen when<br />
people feel there are no other options.<br />
Separation of power (industry and regulators)<br />
and checks and balances are<br />
absolutely critical for trust. Fair and<br />
reasonable regulations, compliance,<br />
independent oversight, restitution and<br />
appropriate penalties all build trust.<br />
Even though pipelines are the safest<br />
method to transport oil, in both<br />
Canada and the United States, their<br />
construction now garners unbelievable<br />
pushback.<br />
I often wonder if governments had<br />
not ceded their powers and become<br />
puppets of industry, would Boeing and<br />
our oil industry be enjoying better<br />
times?<br />
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The Canadian federal government<br />
which is controlled by voters in south<br />
central Canada, possesses the power in<br />
the constitution to do those things.<br />
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Property rights<br />
by Herman Schwenk<br />
The United Conservative Party<br />
(UCP) has recently come up with an<br />
eight point plan that is supposed to<br />
restore property rights to us in<br />
Alberta.<br />
This initiative is on the right track<br />
and long overdue but it has some<br />
glaring omissions, which I will try to<br />
highlight.<br />
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The real problem<br />
with trying to instill<br />
property rights in Alberta<br />
is the bureaucracy.<br />
Having a plan and getting it into<br />
approved legislation will not be easy.<br />
Years ago I can remember attending<br />
PC conventions at which we presented<br />
well thought out resolutions on property<br />
rights to the meeting that were<br />
debated and passed.<br />
Well, that always seemed to be the<br />
last we heard of them.<br />
During the Stelmach years, the government<br />
passed four acts that actually<br />
removed property rights. Those were<br />
bills 19, 24, 36 and 50.<br />
Bill 50 was repealed a few years ago<br />
so it is no longer an issue.<br />
The most egregious of those bills was<br />
section 11 in Bill 36.<br />
If I remember right it gave the government<br />
the right to confiscate or<br />
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change the use of land from corporations<br />
and/or individuals alike.<br />
The real problem with trying to<br />
instill property rights in Alberta is the<br />
bureaucracy.<br />
By instilling property rights, it<br />
removes power from the bureaucrats<br />
so they will strenuously oppose it.<br />
That is why our property rights resolutions<br />
never got to first base.<br />
Those iniquitous bills were passed,<br />
I think over 10 years ago, and gave<br />
civil servants tremendous power over<br />
property in Alberta.<br />
The glaring omission in the UCP<br />
property rights plan is that it does not<br />
mention doing anything about those<br />
bills.<br />
They need to be repealed or seriously<br />
revamped so that property<br />
owners and the lessees have control of<br />
that property again.<br />
The other issue with that plan is the<br />
Special Areas Act.<br />
This Act gives the Municipal<br />
Minister absolute dictatorial power<br />
over property in a large area of Alberta<br />
since it was passed in 1938.<br />
The board that administers the Act<br />
is approved by the minister and is<br />
responsible to the minister, not to the<br />
residents who live in the area.<br />
In 1980, David and Linda Hansen<br />
bought a ranch near Cessford, Ab. that<br />
had a small dam on it.<br />
A year or two later the government<br />
wanted the dam and adjacent lands for<br />
an irrigation project.<br />
They determined that the dam had<br />
no value and so the Hansen’s refused<br />
access.<br />
The Hansen’s spent $100,000 on legal<br />
fees and the government spent<br />
$1,000,000 dollars.<br />
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Ph. 578-4111. Mail to Box<br />
70, Coronation, AB T0C<br />
1C0.<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
ALBERTA Foothills<br />
300 Cow Ranch For<br />
Sale. Grassland/<br />
Forestry/Feedlot/half<br />
section cultivated.<br />
$7,800,000. Hansen<br />
Land Brokers Inc.<br />
1-888-652-7212.<br />
www.hansenland.ca.<br />
FOR RENT<br />
WANTED to rent,<br />
pasture land for cow<br />
calf pairs, short or<br />
long term deal. 780-<br />
781-8471 Brian.<br />
780-781-3756 John.<br />
MISC.<br />
METAL Roofing &<br />
Siding. 37+ colours<br />
available at over 55<br />
Distributors. 40 year<br />
warranty. 24-48 hour<br />
Express Service<br />
available at supporting<br />
Distributors. Call<br />
1-888-263-8254.<br />
STEEL Building<br />
Sale...”Big Blow Out<br />
Sale - All Buildings<br />
Priced to Clear!”.<br />
<strong>20</strong>X23 $5,977.<br />
23X25 $5,954.<br />
25X27 $7,432.<br />
30X31 $9,574.<br />
32X31 $9,648. One<br />
End Wall included.<br />
Pioneer Steel 1-855-<br />
212-7<strong>03</strong>6. www.pioneersteel.ca.<br />
BUSINESS<br />
OPPORTUNITIES<br />
TROUBLE walking?<br />
Hip or knee replacement,<br />
or conditions<br />
causing restrictions<br />
in daily activities?<br />
$2,500 tax credit.<br />
$40,000 refund<br />
cheque/rebates.<br />
Disability Tax Credit.<br />
1-844-453-5372.<br />
FEED AND SEED<br />
HEATED Canola<br />
buying Green,<br />
Heated or<br />
Springthrashed<br />
Canola. Buying:<br />
oats, barley, wheat<br />
& peas for feed.<br />
Buying damaged or<br />
offgrade grain. “On<br />
Farm Pickup”<br />
Westcan Feed &<br />
Grain, 1-877-250-<br />
5252.<br />
LIVESTOCK<br />
MAINE-ANJOU Bulls<br />
for sale. Good<br />
Selection of two year<br />
olds and yearlings,<br />
solid black and red,<br />
polled. Semen<br />
checked and guaranteed.<br />
Selected for<br />
performance, low<br />
birth weight and<br />
good temperament.<br />
Alex and Mary-Ann<br />
Jensen, Rocky Lane<br />
Farms, Rumsey,<br />
Alberta 4<strong>03</strong>-368-<br />
2114, 4<strong>03</strong>-742-9835.<br />
LAKEFORD<br />
Polled<br />
Herefords<br />
Red Angus<br />
Top Quality Bulls<br />
Semen Tested<br />
“Ready to WORK for You”<br />
Contact:<br />
Dan 780-385-2298<br />
cell. 780-385-5125<br />
Killam, AB<br />
HELP WANTED<br />
SUNRAYZ Cattle is<br />
looking for a fulltime<br />
responsible person<br />
to work on a<br />
cow/calf operation<br />
south of Coronation.<br />
Duties include, but<br />
not limited to: helping<br />
during calving season,<br />
fencing, feeding<br />
and haying.<br />
Knowledge of operating<br />
machinery &<br />
mechanically inclined<br />
an asset. The successful<br />
applicant will<br />
have private residence<br />
and yard with<br />
heated shop/garage,<br />
<strong>20</strong> acres horse pasture<br />
with auto watering<br />
trough for up to 4<br />
horses-excellent<br />
shelter. References<br />
required. E-mail<br />
resumes to sunrayz@xplornet.com.<br />
For more information<br />
call 4<strong>03</strong>-578-<strong>20</strong>53.<br />
COOKS & Servers<br />
Needed. Coronation<br />
Restaurant & Café.<br />
Cook: Full or Part<br />
Time (potential for<br />
future business<br />
opportunity).<br />
Servers: Full or Part<br />
Time. Drop off resumé<br />
in person & ask<br />
for Dion.<br />
TRENCHUK Cattle<br />
CO. (in Smoky<br />
Lake). Currently has<br />
3 positions available.<br />
Class 1 truck driver/<br />
Farm Equipment<br />
Silage/bale hauling.<br />
Must be mechanically<br />
inclined. A fulltime<br />
Excavator<br />
operator, both positions<br />
$25/33/HR<br />
depending on<br />
experience. A general<br />
labourer $22/<br />
HR. Call Willy 780-<br />
656-0052; fax<br />
resume: 780-656-<br />
3962.<br />
AUCTIONS<br />
5 Parcels of Real<br />
Estate - Cremona,<br />
AB. Ritchie Bros.<br />
Auctioneers<br />
Unreserved<br />
Auction, May 1 in<br />
Edmonton. 2<br />
Parcels of Farmland<br />
- 306.59 +/- Title<br />
Acres & $3700 SLR.<br />
Residential acreage -<br />
6.1 +/- title acres w/<br />
1106 +/- sq ft home.<br />
Residential acreage -<br />
3.32 +/ - title acres.<br />
Grazing lease - 640<br />
+/- title acres, 117<br />
AUM. Jerry Hodge:<br />
780-706-6652;<br />
Brokerage: Ritchie<br />
Bros. Real Estate<br />
Services Ltd.; rbauction.com/realestate.<br />
PROVEN Gravel<br />
Reserves - Sundre,<br />
AB. Ritchie Bros.<br />
Auctioneers<br />
Unreserved Auction,<br />
May 1 in Edmonton.<br />
95.02 +/- Title Acres.<br />
<strong>20</strong>16 built 2490 +/-<br />
sq ft home. 2.6 +/-<br />
Million Tonnes<br />
Proven Gravek<br />
Reserves. Jerry<br />
Hodge: 780-706-<br />
6652; Brokerage:<br />
Ritchie Bros. Real<br />
Estate Services Ltd.;<br />
rbauction.com/realestate.<br />
FARMLAND -<br />
Thorhild, AB. Ritchie<br />
Bros. Auctioneers<br />
Unreserved Auction,<br />
May 1 in Edmonton.<br />
159.88 +/- Title<br />
Acres, $2900<br />
Surface Lease<br />
Revenue. Jerry<br />
Hodge: 780-706-<br />
6652; Brokerage:<br />
Ritchie Bros. Real<br />
Estate Services Ltd.;<br />
rbauction.com/realestate.<br />
DIAMOND M<br />
Convenience Store -<br />
Linden, AB. Ritchie<br />
Bros. Auctioneers<br />
Unreserved Auction,<br />
May 1 in Edmonton.<br />
1.19 +/- Title Acres.<br />
County of Stettler No. 6<br />
6602 - 44 Ave., Box 1270<br />
Phone: 4<strong>03</strong>-742-4441 Fax: 4<strong>03</strong>-742-1277<br />
www.stettlercounty.ca<br />
Talk With Us!<br />
Community Consultation -<br />
Sand & Gravel Operators<br />
The County is considering and seeking input on the following issues that affect<br />
SAND AND GRAVEL OPERATORS in the County of Stettler:<br />
1. Community Aggregate Payment Levy Bylaw - a bylaw that will impose a<br />
per tonne charge to all sand and gravel operations in the County. The levy would<br />
be used for continued maintenance and infrastructure.<br />
2. Reclamation Rate Policy - a policy that will establish the criteria and<br />
a rate for reclamation costs associated with Sand, Gravel and Surface Mineral<br />
Extraction operations encompassing a maximum area of 5 hectares (12 acres).<br />
The County wishes to consult with all interested and gather input from affected<br />
parties.<br />
Wednesday April 3, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
7:00 p.m.<br />
County of Stettler Administration Building<br />
6602-44 Avenue, Stettler, AB<br />
If you are unable to attend in person, but wish to make a submission on the<br />
above noted topics, please send your questions or responses to:<br />
Shawna Benson<br />
Legislative Services<br />
sbenson@stettlercounty.ca<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-742-4441 ext. 135<br />
County of Stettler No. 6<br />
6602 - 44 Ave., Box 1270<br />
Phone: 4<strong>03</strong>-742-4441 Fax: 4<strong>03</strong>-742-1277<br />
www.stettlercounty.ca<br />
Public Notice (Strychnine)<br />
2% Liquid Strychnine Concentrate Available<br />
Starting April 2, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>, 2% Liquid Strychnine Concentrate for the control of severe<br />
damage (30% crop loss) from Richardson Ground Squirrels is now available to<br />
County of Stettler ratepayers from your Agricultural Service Board.<br />
Full Case (24 bottles) $264.00<br />
Half Case (12 bottles) $132.00<br />
Quarter Case (6 bottles) $66.00<br />
PRE-ORDERS WILL NOT BE TAKEN.<br />
When picking up product, please come prepared with the following information:<br />
· Mailing address<br />
· Telephone number of purchaser<br />
· Home quarter Legal Land Description<br />
· Legal Land Description where product MAY be applied<br />
· Type of field(s) to be treated (crop, forage, pasture and rough acreage of each)<br />
· Approximate acreage of infestation area of each field<br />
· Approximate farm size<br />
Please note:<br />
Sales start April 2, we will be selling Tuesday and Thursday Mornings<br />
from 8:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.<br />
A minimum order of 6 bottles is required, along with a maximum of 2 cases (48<br />
bottles) per purchase. For any questions or concerns, please call the Agricultural<br />
Services Board at the County of Stettler Office at 4<strong>03</strong>-742-4441.<br />
check us out online<br />
www.<strong>ECA</strong>review.com<br />
4500 +/- sq ft building.<br />
Convenience<br />
store & salon. Jerry<br />
Hodge: 780-706-<br />
6652; Brokerage:<br />
Ritchie Bros. Real<br />
Estate Services Ltd.;<br />
rbauction.com/realestate.<br />
2 PARCELS of Real<br />
Estate - Onoway &<br />
Rich Valley, AB.<br />
Ritchie Bros.<br />
Auctioneers<br />
Unreserved Auction,<br />
May 1 in Edmonton.<br />
Onoway - commercial<br />
lot, 0.51 +/- title<br />
acres. Rich Valley -<br />
undeveloped residential<br />
acreage, 2.76<br />
+/- title acres. Jerry<br />
Hodge: 780-706-<br />
6652; Brokerage:<br />
Ritchie Bros. Real<br />
Estate Services Ltd.;<br />
rbauction.com/realestate.<br />
SHOP & OFFICE -<br />
Lac La Biche, AB.<br />
Ritchie Bros.<br />
Auctioneers<br />
Unreserved Auction,<br />
May 1 in Edmonton.<br />
Sentinel Industrial<br />
Park. 2.42 +/- Title<br />
Acres, 6500 +/- Sq<br />
Ft Shop & Office.<br />
Jerry Hodge: 780-<br />
706-6652;<br />
Brokerage: Ritchie<br />
Bros. Real Estate<br />
Services Ltd.; rbauction.com/realestate.<br />
Business<br />
Directory<br />
Matt Stahl<br />
ONSTRUCTION<br />
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Bill’s Waterwell<br />
Services<br />
Well Drilling<br />
Ltd.<br />
Pumps & Repairs<br />
Well 4<strong>03</strong>-747-21<strong>20</strong><br />
Drilling<br />
drillerbill@xplornet.com<br />
Pumps & Repairs<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-747-21<strong>20</strong><br />
drillerbill@xplornet.com<br />
Wecker<br />
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• Plumbing<br />
• Gas Fitting<br />
• Air Conditioning<br />
• Sheet Metal<br />
• Commercial<br />
Refrigeration<br />
Serving the Big Country<br />
(4<strong>03</strong>) 854-4774<br />
Centre Street<br />
Hanna, AB<br />
Castor<br />
Sheet Metal<br />
Plumbing<br />
Heating & A/C<br />
Furnace Repair<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-882-3388<br />
S. Barnes<br />
Trucking<br />
For Livestock<br />
Hauling Call<br />
Stan Barnes<br />
Res 4<strong>03</strong> 578 3265<br />
Cell 4<strong>03</strong> 575 5264<br />
Professional Directory<br />
DENTIST<br />
Dr.McIver<br />
In Coronation<br />
MONDAYS<br />
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.<br />
Call Anytime<br />
for Appointments<br />
578-3811<br />
Located in Coronation Mall<br />
East Central Chiropractic & Rehab<br />
Dr. Craig Larson,<br />
Dr. Carissa Kimpinski,<br />
Chad Brummund,<br />
Patrick May<br />
Hanna, Castor, Consort, Forestburg<br />
(4<strong>03</strong>) 854-2110<br />
410 2nd Avenue West,<br />
Hanna, AB<br />
JEFF M.FAUPEL,<br />
CPA, CA<br />
MONICA N. FAUPEL,<br />
CPA, CA<br />
Three Hills - Tues.<br />
Coronation - Wed.<br />
Oyen - Mon. (by Appt)<br />
Canmore - Mon-Fri<br />
800-267-5601<br />
E.Roger Spady<br />
Professional<br />
Corporation<br />
Barrister & Solicitor<br />
Coronation Mall<br />
Coronation, AB<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-578-3131<br />
Office Hours:<br />
Tuesday to Friday<br />
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.<br />
DAVID’S<br />
TREE<br />
SERVICE<br />
- tree pruning<br />
- tree removal<br />
- height reducing<br />
- hedge shaping<br />
- disease diagnosis<br />
and management<br />
I.S.A. Certified<br />
4<strong>03</strong>.741.9635<br />
Big Country<br />
Construction<br />
& Building<br />
Supplies Ltd.<br />
• Custom New Homes<br />
•All Farm Buildings<br />
• Renovations<br />
• Windows and Doors<br />
• Overhead Doors &<br />
Service<br />
• Retail Sales<br />
Quality Customer Care<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-854-3585<br />
AUTO BODY REPAIR LTD.<br />
Quality Collision Repair<br />
and Professional Service…<br />
Guaranteed!<br />
Find out more about us at:<br />
www.brennanautobody.com<br />
Phone: 4<strong>03</strong>-742-3555<br />
4109 - 48 Avenue, Stettler<br />
Kendra Walgenbach, CPA, CA<br />
Chris Annand, CPA, CA<br />
Naomi Roth, CPA, CGA<br />
Kamron Kossowan, CPA<br />
P.O. Box 1328<br />
4702 - 51 Ave., Stettler<br />
Tel: 4<strong>03</strong>-742-3438<br />
chapmanandco.ca<br />
CORONATION<br />
VISION CLINIC<br />
Dr. Ward ZoBell<br />
Tues & Thurs 10 - 4<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-578-3221<br />
HANNA<br />
VISION CENTRE<br />
Eye Health, Glasses<br />
Contacts<br />
Dr. Dennis A. Heimdahl<br />
Dr. Ward ZoBell<br />
Tues, Wed 9-5<br />
Thurs, Fri 9-4<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-854-30<strong>03</strong><br />
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Service Wise -<br />
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Stettler, AB<br />
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Meat Packers<br />
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Abattoir<br />
RR #2 Bashaw, AB<br />
Ponoka County<br />
424008<br />
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CLASSIFIEDS/CAREERS<br />
8 M arch 21'19 HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB. Eca REVIEW<br />
AUCTIONS<br />
3 PARCELS of<br />
Farmland - Colinton,<br />
AB. Ritchie Bros.<br />
Auctioneers<br />
Unreserved Auction,<br />
May 1 in Edmonton.<br />
452.33 +/- Title<br />
Acres, 185 +/- Acres<br />
Certified Organic.<br />
Jerry Hodge: 780-<br />
706-6652;<br />
Brokerage: Ritchie<br />
Bros. Real Estate<br />
Services Ltd.; rbauction.com/realestate.<br />
FARMLAND -<br />
Bonnyville, AB.<br />
Ritchie Bros.<br />
Auctioneers<br />
Unreserved Auction,<br />
May 1 in Edmonton.<br />
157.45 +/- Title<br />
Acres, $4300<br />
Surface Lease<br />
Revenue. Jerry<br />
Hodge: 780-706-<br />
6652; Brokerage:<br />
Ritchie Bros. Real<br />
Estate Services Ltd.;<br />
rbauction.com/realestate.<br />
MODULAR Home -<br />
High Level, AB.<br />
Ritchie Bros.<br />
Auctioneers<br />
Unreserved Auction,<br />
April 3 near High<br />
Level. 2300 +/- sq ft<br />
modular home, 4<br />
bedrooms, 2 bathrooms.<br />
Doug<br />
Sinclair: 780-933-<br />
9156; rbauction.com.<br />
UNDEVELOPED Lot<br />
- Hinton, AB. Ritchie<br />
Bros. Auctioneers<br />
Unreserved Auction,<br />
May 1 in Edmonton.<br />
Zoned Direct<br />
Control. 0.16 +/- Title<br />
Acres. Jerry Hodge:<br />
780-706-6652;<br />
Brokerage: Ritchie<br />
Bros. Real Estate<br />
Services Ltd.;<br />
rbauction.com/realestate.<br />
COMMERCIAL<br />
Abbatoir - Haynes,<br />
AB. Ritchie Bros.<br />
Auctioneers<br />
Unreserved Auction,<br />
May 1 in Edmonton.<br />
1.31 +/- Title Acres.<br />
5000 +/- sq ft commercial<br />
abbatoir.<br />
Jerry Hodge: 780-<br />
706-6652;<br />
Brokerage: Ritchie<br />
Bros. Real Estate<br />
Services Ltd.;<br />
rbauction.com/realestate.<br />
FABRICATION<br />
Facility - Battleford,<br />
SK. Ritchie Bros.<br />
Auctioneers<br />
Unreserved Auction,<br />
April 8 in Saskatoon.<br />
11.1+/- Title Acres,<br />
43,821+/- Sq Ft<br />
Fabrication Facility.<br />
Ed Truelove:<br />
306.441.0525;<br />
Brokerage: Ritchie<br />
Bros. Real Estate<br />
Services Ltd.; rbauction.com/realestate.<br />
<br />
K & K AUCTIONS<br />
presents an Estate<br />
Auction for the late<br />
Brad MacLennan of<br />
Camrose, Sat. April<br />
6, 10:00 a.m.Àá@<br />
Camrose Regional<br />
Exhibition. www.globalauctionguide.<br />
com; Doug, Loraine;<br />
780-679.4142.<br />
COMING EVENTS<br />
ALCOHOLICS<br />
Anonymous<br />
Meetings, Mon. 8<br />
p.m. Lighthouse<br />
Church, back room,<br />
Main St. Castor, Ab.<br />
OUR LADY OF GRACE<br />
Roast Beef<br />
Supper<br />
Sun. Mar. 7<br />
4:30 - 7 pm<br />
Castor Community Hall<br />
Everyone Welcome<br />
GARAGE SALE<br />
INDOOR Estate<br />
Sale, 110 1st Ave.<br />
West Alliance, Ab.<br />
Fri. Mar 29, 9-5pm,<br />
Sat. Mar 30,<br />
10-5pm, <strong>20</strong><strong>03</strong> Ford<br />
Windstar Van, shop<br />
tools, books, CD’s<br />
huge misc. No early<br />
birds please.<br />
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SERVICES<br />
Tuscany<br />
Painting &<br />
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4<strong>03</strong>-598-2434<br />
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780-384-3080<br />
check us out online<br />
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Delburne Winter Arena Manager/Caretaker<br />
The Delburne & District Agriculture Society is now accepting bids for the<br />
position of Winter Arena Manager/Caretaker for Delburne.<br />
Term runs from Sept. 15, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> to April 1, <strong>20</strong><strong>20</strong>.<br />
Duties include: ice making, operating Zamboni, managing the concession,<br />
caretaker duties, Closing date for bids is May 10, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>.<br />
For further details and information: contact Lance Cochrane 4<strong>03</strong>-304-4047<br />
Bids can be submitted to delburneagsociety@gmail.com<br />
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY<br />
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES<br />
Paintearth Economic Partnership Society<br />
FULL TIME and PART<br />
FULL<br />
TIME<br />
TIME<br />
Summer Tourism Economic Booth Operator Development Assistant<br />
Paintearth Economic Partnership Society<br />
CRIMINAL Record? Why suffer<br />
employment/licensing loss? Travel/<br />
business opportunities? Be embarrassed?<br />
Think: Criminal Pardon. US<br />
entry waiver. Record purge. File<br />
destruction. Free consultation 1-800-<br />
347-2540; www.accesslegalmjf.com.<br />
Paintearth Economic Partnership Society (PEPS) has an exciting FULL TIME summer<br />
employment Paintearth Economic opportunity Partnership Society for outgoing, (PEPS) has an exciting business FULL TIME or economic and PART TIME development minded<br />
summer employment opportunity for tourism minded post-secondary individuals.<br />
postsecondary individuals.<br />
The successful applicant will be responsible for:<br />
The successful applicant will be responsible for:<br />
- Operating the Tourism Booth<br />
• Assistant - Customer to service the Economic Development Officer<br />
• - Attending local Rodeos, Rodeos, Bullaramas Bullaramas, and Fairs Fairs and other Regional events<br />
- Maintaining PEPS’ social media pages<br />
• - As well as other<br />
PEPS’<br />
general<br />
social<br />
duties<br />
media pages<br />
• Community interaction and engagement<br />
• May As 1, well <strong>20</strong>18 to as August other 26, <strong>20</strong>18 general duties<br />
Hours of work will be:<br />
May 1, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> to August 25, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
May and June – 9:00AM – 5:00PM<br />
Hours July and of August work – will 9:00 – be: 7:00PM Monday - Friday 9:00am - 4:30pm • Wages are $16.00/hour<br />
Wages are $16.00/hour<br />
Cover letters and resumes can be forwarded to:<br />
Cover letters and resumes Carol can be Thomson, forwarded to: Economic Development Officer<br />
Carol Thomson<br />
Paintearth Economic Partnership Society<br />
Economic Box Development 509 Castor, Officer AB T0C 0X0 or by email cthomson@countypaintearth.ca<br />
Paintearth Economic Partnership Society<br />
The competition will close March 24, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> at 12:00PM. PEPS appreciates all applications,<br />
Box 509 Castor, AB T0C 0X0 or by email<br />
cthomson@countypaintearth.ca<br />
however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.<br />
The competition will close February 25, <strong>20</strong>18 at 12:00PM. PEPS appreciates all applications,<br />
however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.<br />
Management Opportunity<br />
Hanna & District<br />
Historical Society<br />
Pioneer Museum requires a<br />
Museum Business Manager<br />
for a seasonal position. Successful candidate will be<br />
accountable to our Board and work full-time June <strong>03</strong><br />
to September 06, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>.<br />
Ideal opportunity for an outgoing person<br />
with business or management experience and a love<br />
of history, who enjoys working<br />
with summer students and our visitors.<br />
For more information on job responsibilities please<br />
consult Hanna Museum Facebook or<br />
Hanna Museum Web Site at www.hanna museum.ca<br />
Interested candidates should submit a written<br />
application listing experience and qualifications to<br />
Hanna & District Historical Society<br />
Pioneer Museum, Box 1528, Hanna, Ab T0J 1P0<br />
OR--email hannamuseum1912@gmail.com<br />
Applications close April 25, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
THREE HILLS<br />
TRAVEL<br />
GRIZZLY Bear Tour. Experience a one-day<br />
fly and cruise westcoast adventure to<br />
Khutzeymateen, BC this summer. Calgary<br />
and Edmonton departures. 1-866-460-1415;<br />
www.classiccanadiantours.com.<br />
Breeder’s<br />
Section<br />
next week<br />
The <strong>ECA</strong> <strong>Review</strong> is looking for<br />
WRITERS<br />
to cover the communities of<br />
Delia, Hardisty and Castor<br />
council meetings, local<br />
school boards and other<br />
news items.<br />
Call Joyce for more info.<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-578-4111<br />
Castor Golf Club<br />
Employment<br />
Opportunity<br />
Castor Golf Club is now<br />
accepting resumes for<br />
the positions of:<br />
Full Time Manager.<br />
Duties to include day to day management of club<br />
house and kitchen.<br />
Full & Part Time<br />
Inside Club House workers.<br />
Please submit Resumes (indicating which<br />
position is being applied for) to:<br />
Castor Golf Club Box 753, Castor, AB T0C 0X0<br />
Via Fax: 1-4<strong>03</strong>-882-3901<br />
Via Email: ccgest1959@gmail.com<br />
Woodhill Instrumentation Ltd.<br />
is accepting applications for the<br />
position of Part-Time<br />
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR<br />
with the potential of<br />
becoming Full-Time.<br />
Position available: April 1st, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
Duties include but are not limited to:<br />
-Invoicing -Receivables<br />
-Payables -Quarterly GST Preparation<br />
-Filing -Shipping/receiving<br />
-Maintaining cleanliness of office space and bathrooms.<br />
-Various other duties as required<br />
Skills/Qualifications:<br />
-Experience with Safety and ABSA programs. (Full-time<br />
opportunity) - Experience with QuickBooks (Desktop is<br />
preferred.) -Familiarity with Open Invoice and Cortex<br />
invoice submission. -Excellent organization skills and<br />
attention to detail. -Computer literate with MS Office and<br />
Outlook.<br />
Email resume to admin@woodhillinst.com or<br />
drop off in person to 4806 45th Avenue Close<br />
Hospital tour like no other<br />
STARS representative Gisele Dickson and NAIT lab/X-ray student<br />
Jordyn Norish show off products at the STARS information table in<br />
the Three Hills Hospital lobby on March 15. <strong>ECA</strong> <strong>Review</strong>/D. Nadeau<br />
David Nadeau<br />
<strong>ECA</strong> <strong>Review</strong><br />
In the coin toss of life, Bruce and Gisele<br />
Dickson of Black Diamond, Ab. decided that<br />
helping STARS was better than being a snowbird.<br />
That’s why Bruce was in the Drumheller<br />
Hospital and Gisele at the Three Hills Hospital on<br />
March 15, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> representing STARS Air<br />
Ambulance.<br />
“Bruce and I sell STARS calendars around the<br />
province for eight months,” said Mrs. Dickson,<br />
“and during snowbird season [we] do hospital<br />
meet and greets.”<br />
In <strong>20</strong>18, the couple took their friend-making<br />
and awareness tour to more than 80 mostly rural<br />
hospitals. Last week, they were in Taber,<br />
Raymond, Brooks, Bassano, Hanna, Oyen, Three<br />
Hills, and Drumheller.<br />
In the Three Hills Hospital lobby, Dickson sold<br />
STARS clothing, calendars, and toys, greeted<br />
hospital visitors and staff, thanked donors for<br />
their support, answered questions and demonstrated<br />
what she says about herself:<br />
“I’ve been helping STARS for 17 years and I’m<br />
still passionate about their work. It is an honour<br />
to be associated with them.”<br />
The STARS Air Ambulance started in 1985,<br />
operates 11 planes across western Canada, and<br />
conducted nearly 1,400 missions from its three<br />
Alberta bases last year.
REAL ESTATE/HOMES<br />
<strong>ECA</strong> REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB MARCH 21'19 9<br />
Drumheller Saint Anthony’s Grade 10 student, Erika Cortez, left, wins a $25 visa gift card handed out by radio show<br />
host Jason Blanke, right, at the World Choices event held at the Badlands Community Facility (BCF) in Drumheller,<br />
Ab. on Wed. March 13. High school students from Three Hills, Hanna, Cessford, Youngstown and Drumheller<br />
came to the facility with an open mind, most of which discovered a career path they might not have thought of<br />
pursuing before. Junior Achievement puts on the annual event across multiple school districts to give students the<br />
opportunity to have open dialogue with people in the industry of their choosing. Groups of eight sat at a table to<br />
listen to a mentor for roughly 10 minutes, asking questions and gaining insight. There were six individual sessions<br />
and ‘Be Brave’ was the overall theme of the event. <br />
<strong>ECA</strong> <strong>Review</strong>/T.Huxley<br />
Two Houses For Sale<br />
For Your Viewing Pleasure<br />
Monday - Friday 8 am- 5 pm<br />
4<strong>03</strong> 3rd Ave E, Hanna, AB<br />
NOTE: one 11<strong>20</strong> Sq/Ft & one 1504 Sq/Ft Home For Sale<br />
Contact: Lane<br />
(4<strong>03</strong>) 854-3585<br />
or (4<strong>03</strong>) 854-1257<br />
See You There!<br />
Big Country Construction &<br />
Building Supplies <strong>20</strong>18 Ltd.<br />
<br />
RCMP<br />
Armed robbers apprehended<br />
Submitted<br />
Bashaw and Innisfail RCMP have<br />
charged two males with three separate<br />
armed robberies in the Bashaw and<br />
Innisfail, Ab., areas.<br />
On March 9, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>, at about 4:35 p.m.,<br />
Bashaw RCMP responded to an armed<br />
robbery at the Whistle Stop Gas<br />
Station near Mirror, Ab.<br />
On March 10 at about 1:40 p.m.,<br />
Innisfail RCMP responded to an<br />
armed robbery at the Fas Gas in Pine<br />
Lake, Ab.<br />
On March 11 at about 9:10 p.m.,<br />
Bashaw RCMP responded to an armed<br />
robbery at the BugTussel Bar in Alix,<br />
Ab.<br />
At approximately 10 p.m., shortly<br />
after the robbery in Alix, Red Deer<br />
City RCMP intercepted the suspect<br />
vehicle placing the adult male passenger<br />
under arrest.<br />
The adult male driver was arrested<br />
after a short foot chase.<br />
Garnet Lawrence Benn (55) and<br />
Ryan Wraight (37) , both of Red Deer,<br />
Ab. has been charged with several<br />
firearm charges, uttering threats and<br />
possession of stolen property under<br />
$5,000.<br />
Both had been remanded into custody.<br />
As these matters are now before<br />
the court, no further details will be<br />
available.<br />
“Bashaw, Innisfail, Red Deer City<br />
RCMP detachments, as well as the Red<br />
Deer and Innisfail General<br />
Investigation Sections all worked<br />
together to bring these incidents to a<br />
quick and successful conclusion,” says<br />
Sgt. Bruce Holliday, Detachment<br />
Commander of the Bashaw RCMP.<br />
Copper wire and fuel thefts<br />
Killam and Viking RCMP<br />
responded to a break and enter in<br />
progress at an oil field site in Flagstaff<br />
County on March 6, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> at 6:53 p.m.<br />
Two males were arrested following<br />
a search in an open field for a White<br />
Dodge truck.<br />
The arrest would not have been possible<br />
without the assistance of three<br />
Flagstaff County locals.<br />
Gregory Bader, 41, of Red Deer,was<br />
charged with three counts of break<br />
and enter to commit, five counts of<br />
mischief over $5000, one count of theft<br />
over $5000, one count of theft under<br />
$5000, two attempted thefts, one count<br />
of possessing break-in instruments,<br />
one count of prowling at a dwelling<br />
house, five counts of breaching conditions<br />
of his recognizance, one count of<br />
breach of probation order and five<br />
counts for trespassing.<br />
Fernando Barrett, 41, of Grande<br />
Prairie was charged with one count of<br />
breaking and entering with intent to<br />
commit an indictable offence, one count<br />
of possessing break-in instruments for<br />
the purpose of committing and indictable<br />
offence, one count of trespassing<br />
and three counts of breaching conditions<br />
of his recognizance.<br />
Both suspects were held for a bail<br />
hearing and remanded to custody<br />
shortly thereafter.<br />
The white Dodge Ram had been the<br />
subject of many complaints from Jan.<br />
11, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> until March 6, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> for causing<br />
damages, stealing fuel and stealing<br />
copper wire at four different locations<br />
involving oil lease sites and business<br />
and residence.<br />
Furthermore, the subjects also<br />
attempted to steal fuel at a residence<br />
and completed the offence of fuel theft at<br />
a business.<br />
The estimated value of damages<br />
caused is between $100,000 to $<strong>20</strong>0,000.<br />
The arrest of these two individuals<br />
would not have been possible without<br />
all of the public’s tips, calls of suspicious<br />
activity and assistance in apprehending<br />
them safely.<br />
Fatal collision near Daysland<br />
On March 10, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>, at 8:30 a.m., Killam<br />
RCMP responded to a two vehicle collision<br />
at the intersection of Highway 13<br />
and Highway 855, just east of Daysland.<br />
An SUV was travelling southbound<br />
on Highway 855 when it turned west<br />
onto Highway 13 and collided with a<br />
eastbound truck and horse trailer.<br />
The lone 83-year old female from<br />
Flagstaff County, Alberta and lone<br />
occupant of the SUV was pronounced<br />
deceased on scene.<br />
The two occupants of the eastbound<br />
truck suffered minor injuries. The<br />
Where Quality<br />
& Service Still<br />
Count.<br />
Stettler Building Supplies Ltd.<br />
4<strong>20</strong>1-49 th Ave., Stettler, AB<br />
4<strong>03</strong> 743 0684<br />
Stettler Mon – Fri 7:30 Building AM - 5:30 PM; Sat Supplies – 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Ltd.<br />
driver, a 25-yearold<br />
female and<br />
the passenger, a<br />
64-year old male,<br />
both from<br />
Manitoba were<br />
treated on scene<br />
for their injuries.<br />
Weather and<br />
road conditions<br />
do not appear to<br />
be factors in relation<br />
to this<br />
incident.<br />
The name of<br />
the deceased<br />
female will not be<br />
released and no<br />
charges will be<br />
laid.<br />
Mon - Fri 9 am-5 pm<br />
5015 Victoria Ave., Coronation, Ab<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-578-4122<br />
LANDS FOR SALE BY TENDER<br />
The owner hereby offers for sale by tender the following lands in the<br />
County of Stettler:<br />
Meridian 4 Range 19 Township 39 Section 29 Quarter<br />
North West - 149.10 acres more or less<br />
Meridian 4 Range 19 Township 40 Section 8 Quarter<br />
South West - 159.15 acres more or less<br />
both excepting thereout all mines and minerals and subject to those<br />
encumbrances currently on title<br />
THE OWNERS MAKE NO WARRANTIES, REPRESENTATIONS<br />
ABOUT THE PROPERTY, SIZE/MEASUREMENT, CONDITION<br />
OR ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS.<br />
Possession will be granted on April 23, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> subject to payment of<br />
tender price. Buyer to be responsible for all costs associated with<br />
registration. G.S.T. to be added to the tender price where applicable.<br />
Tenders will be received by the undernoted law firm up to but not after<br />
12:00 o’clock noon on March 27, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>. Tenders should be forwarded<br />
or delivered to Anderson Law Office at their undernoted address in<br />
a sealed envelope marked “Double E Tender” and should include a<br />
certified cheque payable to Anderson Law Office Trust for 5% of the<br />
price offered. Tenders may be for both or either of the parcels above<br />
mentioned. The balance of the purchase price must be paid on or<br />
before possession date. Terms of the sale will be cash. Cheques of<br />
unsuccessful tenderers will be returned.<br />
The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.<br />
For additional information contact Darrel Baltimore at 4<strong>03</strong>-741-4440.<br />
Anderson Law Office<br />
Box 190, Bay 5, 5002 - 51 Avenue, Stettler, Alberta T0C 2L0<br />
Phone: 4<strong>03</strong>-742-2529
10 M arch 21'19 HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB. Eca REVIEW<br />
<br />
Bonded<br />
since<br />
1967<br />
KNEEHILL COUNTY COUNCIL<br />
Churchill Water System<br />
Rehabilitation report<br />
Terri Huxley<br />
<strong>ECA</strong> <strong>Review</strong><br />
During the regular council meeting<br />
held on March 12, Kneehill County<br />
council received the Churchill Water<br />
System Rehabilitation Report.<br />
With this report they decided to<br />
direct administration to draft letters to<br />
existing Churchill users, outlining the<br />
details of the project.<br />
The rehabilitation of the Churchill<br />
Water System is meant to allow all current<br />
users of the system to receive a<br />
more consistent, reliable service.<br />
Existing users of the Water System<br />
will be required to have their service<br />
connection retrofitted with flow control<br />
and pressure regulation to<br />
conform with new engineered designs.<br />
These retrofits will be performed by<br />
Kneehill County staff.<br />
Laurie Watt appointed<br />
interim CAO<br />
Council made the decision to appoint<br />
Laurie Watt as interim Chief<br />
Administrative Officer (CAO) as they<br />
move forward in finding a permanent<br />
candidate for the position. She will be<br />
responsible for carrying out the<br />
powers, duties, and functions of the<br />
CAO which took effect on Wed. March<br />
<strong>20</strong>.<br />
Council moved to set Thursday,<br />
March 21, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> at 11:00 a.m. as a<br />
Council Meeting date to hold interviews<br />
with potential CAO candidates,<br />
in addition to the original interview<br />
meeting date.<br />
Three Hills and District<br />
Seed Cleaning Plant request<br />
The Three Hills and District Seed<br />
Cleaning Plant board of directors<br />
approached the county with a request<br />
to have a 29-year-old contract and<br />
agreement terminated.<br />
3” wide version<br />
WANTED<br />
DEAD OR ALIVE<br />
Canadian Prairie Pickers<br />
are once again touring the area.<br />
Paying Cash For Coin Collections, Silver & Gold Coins,<br />
Royal Can. Mint Sets. Also Buying Gold Jewelry<br />
We purchase rolls, bags or boxes of silver coins<br />
PAYING HIGHEST PRICES<br />
To arrange a free, discrete in-home visit call<br />
Kellie at 778-257-8647<br />
Linden Tree Farm<br />
3.75” wide version<br />
Hardy Locally Grown Trees and Shrubs<br />
WANTED<br />
Feature Trees Size Price<br />
Colorado Spruce<br />
DEAD OR ALIVE<br />
3’-5’ $60-$95<br />
Laurel Leaf Willow 5-10 gal. 4’-8’ $<strong>20</strong>-$90<br />
Mt. Ash – American 7 are gal. once again touring 5’-6’ the $75 area.<br />
Poplar-4 Paying Varieties Cash For 5-<strong>20</strong> Coin gal. Collections, Silver 5’-9’ & Gold $30-$100 Coins,<br />
Royalty Royal Flowering Can. Mint Crab Sets. 7 gal. Also Buying 5’-6’ Gold $75 Jewelry<br />
Schubert We purchase Chokecherry rolls, 7 bags gal. or boxes 6’-7’ of silver $75 coins<br />
Swedish<br />
Bonded<br />
Aspen 5-7 gal. 5’-7’ $40-$60<br />
Weeping since Birch PAYING 7-10 gal. HIGHEST 5’-7’ PRICES $75-$100<br />
1967 To arrange a free, discrete in-home visit call<br />
Feature Shrubs Kellie at 778-257-8647<br />
Cotoneaster, Dogwood, Lilacs, Mugo Pine,<br />
Ninbark, Potentilla, Spirea & more<br />
Canadian Prairie Pickers<br />
Bare root Cotoneaster & Spruce also available in April<br />
Come in April or May for best selection<br />
Many other trees and shrubs available<br />
Complete price list at: www.lindentreefarm.ca<br />
email: travis@lindentreefarm.ca or call/text 4<strong>03</strong>-888-9178<br />
In 1990, Kneehill County Council<br />
granted the Three Hills and District<br />
Seed Cleaning Plant Ltd. $266,666 for<br />
the purposes of constructing the<br />
facility.<br />
Administration researched the<br />
matter, consulted with legal counsel<br />
and with the auditors regarding this<br />
request and the implications of<br />
granting this potential request.<br />
This is an unamortized capital contribution,<br />
that is, there are no financial<br />
statement impacts to the County.<br />
Council, after agreeing to terminate<br />
the agreement are no longer required<br />
to repay any funds, even if they do dispose<br />
of assets or shutdown which<br />
complies with their request.<br />
Clubroot control policy approved<br />
In January, it was confirmed that<br />
clubroot was found in Kneehill County,<br />
prompting measures to combat this<br />
issue. The Agriculture Service Board<br />
(ASB) recommended a policy to align<br />
with these preventative<br />
actions<br />
which was<br />
accepted by<br />
council.<br />
As Clubroot<br />
spreads through<br />
soil movement,<br />
and Kneehill<br />
County offers several<br />
pieces of<br />
equipment that<br />
disturb soil, the<br />
ASB has made<br />
wording amendments<br />
to the<br />
policy to reflect<br />
potential liability.<br />
The board met<br />
on March 4, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
to review and recommend<br />
amendments to<br />
REAL ESTATE/HOMES<br />
Largest Selection of<br />
• Carpet • Area Rugs<br />
• Linoleum • Tile<br />
• Laminate • Hardwood<br />
LANDS FOR SALE BY TENDER<br />
(780) 753-2960<br />
Provost, AB<br />
Customer Satisfaction<br />
is our business<br />
The following briefly described parcels located within the County of Stettler and the County of Paintearth are offered for sale by tender,<br />
subject to the reservations, exceptions and encumbrances contained in the existing Certificates of Title:<br />
Legal Description Property Description<br />
SW 1-39-17-W4 159 acres - cultivated, fenced 2 sides<br />
NE 23-38-17-W4 155 acres – cultivated, fenced 2 sides, Surface Lease (approx $1600 annual), Hwy 12 access<br />
NE 6-39-16--W4 161 acres – 140 acres hay, dugout, perimeter fencing<br />
NE 11-39-19-W4 158.01 acres – 2 dugouts, creek, trees, wildlife, 2 Surface Leases (approx $3900 annual)<br />
NE 1-39-17-W4 160 acres – 145 cultivated acres, 15 acres pasture, fenced 3 sides, creek<br />
SW 36-38-17-W4 159 acres – 140 cultivated acres, 10 acres hay, creek<br />
SE 36-38-17-W4 159 acres - 140 cultivated acres, creek<br />
SW 30-38-16-W4 149.01 acres – cultivated acres, 4 Surface Leases (approx $14,600 annual)<br />
Grain Bins – 3 @ 4600 bushels; 2 @ 2500 bushels; 4 @ 1650 bushels<br />
SE 30-38-16-W4 149.31 acres – 130 cultivated acres<br />
NE 30-38-16-W4 158 acres – 140 cultivated acres, 10 acres pasture, 2 creeks<br />
SW 12-40-15-W4 159 acres – 150 cultivated acres, Surface Lease & Utility Line Revenue (approx $4300 annual)<br />
NW 12-40-15-W4 158.01 acres – cultivated acres, Utility Line Revenue (approx $2300 annual)<br />
SE 11-40-15-W4 159 acres – cultivated acres<br />
NE 11-40-15-W4 158.01 acres –cultivated acres<br />
NW 11-40-15-W4 159 acres – cultivated acres, Surface Lease (approx $3300 annual)<br />
NE 16-39-18-W4 160 acres – 145 cultivated acres, creek<br />
NE 25-38-17-W4 159 acres - 140 cultivated acres, 2 creeks<br />
NW 25-38-17-W4 159 acres - 110 cultivated acres, remainder pasture, creek<br />
S ½ of NE 18-39-18-W4 79.5 acres – cultivated acres, 3 Surface Leases (approx $7300 annual)<br />
SE 15-39-19-W4 159 acres – 110 cultivated acres, 35 acres pasture<br />
Pt SE & SW 3-39-19-W4 77.54 acres- cultivated, Hwy 12 access, zoned commercial agricultural<br />
SW 18-39-18-W4<br />
SE 18-39-18-W4<br />
NW 13-39-19-W4<br />
SW 13-39-19-W4<br />
Policy 1-29-3 for<br />
Council approval.<br />
5 ACRES nicely sheltered, Highway 56, Meeting Creek;<br />
power, gas, new approach, NEW 22x26 GARAGE<br />
with o/s doors, pond & really nice garden soil.<br />
Please call/text 780.888.7011<br />
160 acres – 135 cultivated acres, 1<strong>20</strong>0 sq. ft renovated 4 bedroom home with 3 baths, finished basement,<br />
includes all appliances, custom window coverings, 40’ x 50’ shop, <strong>20</strong>’ x 30’ cattle shed, 110’ x 30’ machine shed,<br />
2 stock waterers, 1 well, dugout, set up for livestock. Additional 1800 sq ft wired, plumbed and heated building<br />
159 acres – 140 cultivated acres, dugout, fenced one side<br />
149 acres – 1<strong>20</strong> cultivated acres, dugout, creek, fenced 3 sides<br />
159 acres – 1<strong>20</strong> cultivated acres, dugout, creek, fenced 3 sides<br />
$<br />
149,900<br />
Viewing of residence at SW 18-39-18-W4 will be by appointment only. Text 4<strong>03</strong>-741-6519 to arrange viewing<br />
appointment.<br />
The sale of these properties are subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned:<br />
1. Seller makes no warranties or representations about the size/measurement, condition or environmental status of the parcels.<br />
2. Buyer to be responsible for all costs associated with registration. Tender price shall exclude G.S.T.<br />
3. Buyer may tender a bid on separate or all parcels.<br />
4. Tenders will be received by the lawyer noted below up to but not after 12:00 o’clock noon on Monday, March 25, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>.<br />
Tenders should be forwarded to Schnell Hardy Jones LLP in a sealed envelope marked “Tenders #155675”. The successful<br />
Tender(s) shall provide a certified cheque equal to 10% of the purchase price payable to “Schnell Hardy Jones” within 72<br />
hours of notice of acceptance of Tender.<br />
5. The balance of the purchase price to be paid by solicitor’s trust cheque or certified funds on or before April 24, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
(“Possession Date”).<br />
6. Property taxes to be adjusted as of Possession Date.<br />
7. Surface Leases will be adjusted and assigned to Buyer(s) as at Possession Date.<br />
8. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.<br />
Please provide contact information, including a phone number, with the Tender.<br />
SCHNELL HARDY JONES LLP<br />
Daniel J. Wilson, Barrister and Solicitor<br />
4902 51 Street, Box 1240<br />
Stettler, Alberta T0C 2L0<br />
(4<strong>03</strong>) 742-4436
REAL ESTATE/HOMES<br />
OBITUARIES<br />
<strong>ECA</strong> REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB MARCH 21'19 11<br />
<br />
Funeral services held for Clark<br />
CLARK, Lloyd Earl<br />
1928 - <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
It is with great sadness that the<br />
family announces the peaceful passing<br />
of Mr. Lloyd Earl Clark on Friday,<br />
March 15, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> at the age of 91 years. He<br />
will be lovingly remembered by his<br />
wife, Phyllis; his daughters, Gwen<br />
(Fred) Jenkins and Lynn (Allan)<br />
Engel; his grandchildren,<br />
Tara Jenkins (Doug Dennie),<br />
Nick (Camille) Jenkins, Erin<br />
(Robin) Fuller, Tyson Engel<br />
and Lexie Engel; his great<br />
grandchildren; Mason, Piper,<br />
Hannah, Charlotte, Coy, Rori,<br />
Heather, Clay, Gavin and<br />
Logan.<br />
Lloyd is also survived by<br />
his brothers-in-law, Alex<br />
(Elaine) Jones, Ron Jones as Clark<br />
well as many nieces and<br />
nephews and other relatives.<br />
Lloyd was predeceased by his parents,<br />
Simeon and Bertha Clark all his<br />
half brothers and sisters and their<br />
spouses; Claud (Jennie) Clark, Lester<br />
Clark, Hester (Glenn) Brooke, Clara<br />
(Jack) Thorne, Hazel (Jack) Brown,<br />
Orville (Georgia) Clark, Emma<br />
Stewart, Elizabeth (Fay) Clark,<br />
Eleanor (Len) Scarff, Hal (Viola)<br />
Wright and his brother-in-law, Doug<br />
Jones.<br />
Funeral services were held at 48<br />
Ave., Stettler, Ab. on Tues. March 19,<br />
<strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> at 2 p.m. with Reverend Jonathan<br />
Aicken officiating. Interment will<br />
follow in the Erskine<br />
Cemetery, Erskine, Ab.<br />
In lieu of flowers, memorial<br />
tributes may be directly to<br />
the Erskine Cemetery, P.O.<br />
Box 408, Erskine, Alberta<br />
T0C 1G0 www.charitydata.ca/<br />
charity/erskine-cemeteryclub<br />
or St. Peter Lutheran<br />
Church, 5712 - 48th Ave.,<br />
Stettler, Alberta T0C 2L1<br />
www.stpeterstettler.ca. or a<br />
charity of the donor’s choice.<br />
Condolences may be made<br />
by visiting www.wilsonsfuneralchapel.<br />
ca<br />
Wilson’s Funeral Chapel &<br />
Crematorium serving Central Alberta<br />
with locations in Lacombe and Rimbey<br />
in charge of arrangements.<br />
Took pride in his work<br />
Edwin Vern Miller<br />
1942 ~ <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
It is with deep sadness that the<br />
family of Edwin Miller announces his<br />
passing on Mar. 11, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> at the age of 76.<br />
Edwin passed away from a long health<br />
battle in the Red Deer Regional<br />
Hospital.<br />
Edwin was born in Prelate, Sk. to<br />
Peter and Margaret Miller on<br />
June 9, 1942.<br />
Edwin had four siblings:<br />
Tony (deceased), Raymond,<br />
Donald (Gail) and Rose.<br />
Edwin grew up on the family<br />
farm and went to school in Fox<br />
Valley, Sk.<br />
He married Iris Hunter in<br />
1964 and together they had five<br />
children: Sheila (Tim), Stuart<br />
(Kathy), Sharon, Sandra<br />
Miller<br />
(Kevin) and Sheldon.<br />
Soon his family grew with<br />
seven grandchildren: David, Amber,<br />
Carrie, Ryan, Sarah, Mathew, and<br />
Kali; and six great-grandchildren:<br />
Kaden, Henery, Everet, Greyson,<br />
Violet, and Sophia.<br />
After the<br />
passing of his<br />
wife Iris in 1992,<br />
Dad met and married<br />
Charlotte<br />
Scheur in 1995.<br />
To this family<br />
union, Edwin<br />
became a stepson<br />
to Charlotte’s<br />
mom Heather;<br />
step-father to<br />
Sharon (Steve),<br />
Stefan and<br />
Vincent; stepgrandfather<br />
to Natalie, Isabel and<br />
Lacey.<br />
Edwin worked at various places over<br />
the years but he loved being a farm<br />
hand and finally a grader operator,<br />
which he took great pride in.<br />
Edwin enjoyed baseball, snowmobiling<br />
and camping at Cypress Hills.<br />
We are going to miss him dearly.<br />
A funeral service will be<br />
held on Sat. March 23, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>,<br />
11 a.m. at St. George’s<br />
Catholic Church in Hanna,<br />
Ab. Interment will take<br />
place at St. George’s<br />
Cemetery immediately following<br />
the service.<br />
Donations in memory of<br />
Edwin are gratefully<br />
accepted to a charity of<br />
one’s choice.<br />
Hanna Funeral Services<br />
Ltd., Hanna, AB, 4<strong>03</strong>-854-<br />
5956, entrusted with the care and<br />
funeral arrangements. To send or view<br />
condolences to the family, please visit<br />
www.hannafuneral.ca.<br />
3” wide version<br />
3.75” wide version<br />
Kent Hoopfer,<br />
Insurance Broker/Owner<br />
Auto, Farm, Home & Commercial<br />
kent@hoopferinsurance.com | www.hoopferinsurance.com<br />
Stettler AB, T0C 2L0 | (office) 4<strong>03</strong>.742.4332 | (cell) 4<strong>03</strong>.742.7861<br />
4<strong>03</strong>.782.3366 or<br />
4<strong>03</strong>.843.3388<br />
“Family<br />
Focused,<br />
Remembering<br />
Those We Love”<br />
Box 996<br />
Castor, AB<br />
T0C 0X0<br />
Residential & Commercial<br />
Electrical Solutions<br />
DANE JACKSON<br />
Master Electrician<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-740-4812<br />
darkknightelectric@gmail.com<br />
Property for sale<br />
by way of<br />
Public Tender<br />
Submission Deadline: Bids due in sealed envelopes at the County<br />
Office on April 10, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> by 12 p.m.<br />
For the following property:<br />
Lauderdale School/Hall<br />
38532 Range Road 144, Paintearth County, AB<br />
Legal Land Description: NE 32 38 14 W4<br />
Parcel Size: Appx 1.97 acres<br />
Zoning: Agricultural District<br />
The property is located approximately 8 miles northwest of Castor in<br />
the County of Paintearth. The subject lot is mostly tree and bushes and<br />
includes the old Lauderdale School building. Surrounding the area are<br />
agricultural holdings and farmland. This site is serviced with power and<br />
natural gas.<br />
For complete information on the property, as well as all relevant Maps,<br />
Zoning Regulations, Development Guidelines and Title information,<br />
please obtain a copy of the Lauderdale School/Hall Tender Information<br />
Package, available at the County of Paintearth Office; #1 Crowfoot<br />
Crossing TWP 374 & HWY 12, Castor AB. Alternately, a digital copy<br />
of the Tender Information Package can be obtained via the County of<br />
Paintearth Website, www.countypaintearth.ca or emailed by sending a<br />
request for a tender information package to<br />
msimpson@countypaintearth.ca<br />
Additional Information:<br />
Restrictions: Purchaser is responsible for all costs related to<br />
the provision of, and connection to, County-owned services and<br />
infrastructure, where applicable. Certain restrictions may apply in the<br />
case of developments including private septic systems, as per Safety<br />
Code regulations. Please refer to Schedule D for more information,<br />
or review applicable Safety Code standards when considering any<br />
developments on this property.<br />
Deposit of 10% must accompany bids in the form of certified cheque<br />
or bank draft, made out to the County of Paintearth<br />
Please address all submissions to the care of:<br />
Michael Simpson<br />
Chief Administrative Officer,<br />
Re: Lauderdale School/Hall Public Tender<br />
Opening Date: Tenders will be opened at the County Office on April 11<br />
at 12:30 p.m.<br />
Council <strong>Review</strong>: Tenders to be reviewed by Council at the April 16,<br />
<strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> Regular Council Meeting<br />
The balance of the Tender price shall be paid by June 1, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
Disclaimer Notice: County has no reserve bid on this County-owned<br />
land and reserves the right to reject any or all public bids and to waive<br />
irregularities and informalities at its sole discretion. The County<br />
reserves the right to accept a bid other than the highest-priced bid<br />
without stating reasons. By the act of submitting its bid, the bidder<br />
waives the right to contest in any legal proceeding or action, against<br />
the right of the County to sell County land to whomever it chooses, in<br />
its sole and unfettered discretion, and for whatever reasons the County<br />
deems appropriate. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing,<br />
the County may consider other factors besides the price that it deems<br />
in its sole discretion to be relevant to its decision. The County and the<br />
successful bidder will each be responsible for their own legal fees.<br />
Tenderers must rely on their own research of the lands, and the County<br />
makes no warranties or representations in regard to the lands.
12 M arch 21'19 HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB. Eca REVIEW<br />
Salute to Agriculture / Farm Safety<br />
Alberta Farm Days encourages producer education<br />
Terri Huxley<br />
<strong>ECA</strong> <strong>Review</strong><br />
Farmers are encouraged to participate<br />
in this summer’s ag-tourism<br />
showcase to share their passion for the<br />
industry.<br />
One of the many benefits that come<br />
from this interactive experience is an<br />
increase in sales as well as an opportunity<br />
to educate the public on where<br />
and how their food is produced in<br />
Canada.<br />
Now entering<br />
its seventh year,<br />
Alberta Open<br />
Farm Days features<br />
open houses,<br />
culinary events<br />
and tours.<br />
Farm sales in<br />
<strong>20</strong>18 reached<br />
almost $190,000<br />
over the two days,<br />
up 30 per cent<br />
from the year<br />
before.<br />
For Lazy Bee<br />
Farms in Irma,<br />
Ab., the business echoed that success<br />
in sales in part with the provincial<br />
event.<br />
The Honey Bee Farm became operational<br />
in <strong>20</strong>04 by brothers Bevan, Kent<br />
and Trevor Ford after they helped<br />
their uncle start his own bee farm<br />
which sparked their interest.<br />
It acted as a way to diversify the<br />
farm from beef cattle and grain.<br />
In <strong>20</strong>12, their excess product was put<br />
to good use as each of the brother’s<br />
wives began Simply Bee, a branch of<br />
the company that specializes in natural<br />
ingredient products and beeswax<br />
production.<br />
Jennifer, Tanya, and Meeghan Ford<br />
started this venture by making<br />
beeswax candles and lip balm which<br />
has since expanded into other products<br />
like soap and body products.<br />
“It’s great because the wax is something<br />
they don’t use obviously but I<br />
mean they can sell it but we thought<br />
we could incorporate that and make<br />
something from it too,” said Jennifer<br />
Ford.<br />
Approximately four years ago, the<br />
Ford brothers built a new shop for<br />
their operation, which the ladies<br />
requested a space for their portion of<br />
the business.<br />
“Prior to that we were making soap<br />
in my sister-in-law’s house and<br />
beeswax candles in my house so we<br />
had a small area in there where we<br />
make our products and then we have a<br />
small storefront in there too,” said<br />
Jennifer. “We have people who call us<br />
by appointment to come and look. For<br />
Open Farm Days, for instance, we<br />
have that storefront there so people<br />
can buy products when they are visiting<br />
the farm.”<br />
The farm got involved in Open Farm<br />
Days after a neighbouring farm<br />
approached them to also apply so that<br />
more people would visit the area.<br />
“We actually had great success that<br />
year. I think for the last three years<br />
that we have done it we have had like<br />
<strong>20</strong>0 to 250 people come out which I<br />
think is a really good number in our<br />
area.”<br />
Bevan Ford explains the extractor to attendees during Alberta<br />
Open Farm Days held last year. Photo courtesy of Tanya Ford<br />
Advertising both online and locally<br />
were the key to gaining traction.<br />
“We found it’s a good way for exposure<br />
for us but we also find that it’s a<br />
good way for us to give back to our<br />
community too. We do have locals<br />
come but every year we seem to have<br />
people come from farther away too<br />
which is nice,” said Jennifer.<br />
Throughout the day, employees give<br />
tours of the honey making facility<br />
including the extractor, storage areas,<br />
and hot room.<br />
Visitors can experience a presentation<br />
led by Kent<br />
who gives insight<br />
on bees and what<br />
happens in the<br />
yard from maintaining<br />
the hives<br />
to gathering the<br />
honey as well.<br />
“I think they<br />
take a lot away,<br />
Kent’s presentation<br />
especially,”<br />
Jennifer continued.<br />
“A lot of<br />
people may not<br />
want to visit a bee<br />
yard for the<br />
obvious reason<br />
they might get<br />
stung but the<br />
video footage puts<br />
you right there<br />
You take care of your cattle and<br />
your crops, but what about yourself?<br />
Wear Eye Protection today,<br />
your future depends on it!<br />
Coronation<br />
Vision Clinic<br />
Dr. Ward ZoBell<br />
Tues & Thurs 10 - 4<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-578-3221<br />
Salute to our Ag Industry<br />
and shows you the process. He knows a<br />
lot not only the process but the life<br />
cycle of a bee and what they do so I<br />
think that they learn a lot through<br />
that presentation.”<br />
Open Farm Days connects urban<br />
and rural Albertans and supports<br />
rural communities.<br />
It features farm to table culinary<br />
events and free admission to farm<br />
tours throughout the weekend.<br />
The weekend’s selection of experiences<br />
also helps<br />
showcase the<br />
growing number<br />
of opportunities<br />
available to rural<br />
and culinary<br />
tourism<br />
entrepreneurs.<br />
There is a wide<br />
range of farms<br />
and ranches participating,<br />
such<br />
as: Alpaca, sheep,<br />
llama, goat, and<br />
poultry farms;<br />
Bison and cattle<br />
ranches;<br />
Breweries, distilleries, wineries and<br />
meaderies; Corn mazes; Guest ranches<br />
and bed and breakfasts; Honey, fruit,<br />
vegetable, grain and u-pick farms;<br />
Organic operations; Stables and petting<br />
zoos.<br />
“It’s good<br />
because it’s a<br />
good way for us to<br />
partner up with<br />
the province to<br />
give exposure to<br />
what we do and<br />
the importance of<br />
Hanna<br />
Vision Centre<br />
Dr. Dennis A. Heimdahl<br />
Dr. Ward ZoBell<br />
Tuesdays, Wednesdays 9-5<br />
Thursdays, Fridays 9-4<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-854-30<strong>03</strong><br />
Proud to Serve and Salute our<br />
AGRICULTURE FRIENDS<br />
Family Owned and Operated<br />
J.T. Auto Body Ltd.<br />
4606-40 St, Stettler, AB<br />
4<strong>03</strong>.742.2869<br />
www.jtautobody.ca<br />
Dallas Ellerby<br />
Your Farm & Ranch Specialist<br />
farming,” said Jennifer Ford.<br />
Participating hosts can access<br />
product development supports such as<br />
business coaching, industry learning<br />
opportunities and regional networks.<br />
Turn to Growth, Pg 13<br />
In Memorium<br />
Donald J (Don) Vincent<br />
March 10, 1948 -<br />
March 25, <strong>20</strong>18<br />
When I’m Gone<br />
When I come to the end of my journey<br />
And I travel my last weary mile<br />
Just forget if you can, that I ever frowned<br />
And remember only the smile<br />
Forget unkind words I have spoken<br />
Remember some good I have done<br />
Forget that I ever had heartache<br />
And remember I’ve had loads of fun<br />
Forget that I’ve stumbled and blundered<br />
And sometimes fell by the way<br />
Remember I have fought some hard battles<br />
And won, ere the close of the day<br />
Then forget to grieve for my going<br />
I would not have you sad for a day<br />
But in summer just gather some flowers<br />
And remember the place where I lay<br />
And come in the shade of evening<br />
When the sun paints the sky in the west<br />
Stand for a few moments beside me<br />
And remember only my best<br />
Missing you<br />
Love Fran, Jodi, Jon, Zeke,<br />
Blaine, Jessica & Ariene<br />
4<strong>03</strong>.578.8105<br />
cancow@xplornet.com<br />
www.greaterpropertygroup.com<br />
Greater Property Group<br />
METAL BUILDINGS INC.<br />
Stettler, AB 4<strong>03</strong>-742-1300<br />
Metal farm buildings –<br />
designed, fabricated and<br />
erected by country folk.<br />
Barns, cattle sheds, coops,<br />
hutches, garden sheds,<br />
shops and garages.<br />
Built to last!<br />
• Agricultural<br />
• Residential<br />
• Commercial<br />
• Industrial<br />
* Accepting New Patients * Hygiene Services<br />
* Flexible Appointments * Child Friendly<br />
* We offer direct billing to most insurance companies<br />
* Mon- Fri 8:00-4:00<br />
Dr. V.N. Patel,<br />
General Dentist<br />
4906-51 Street Stettler, Ab<br />
t:4<strong>03</strong> 742 6741<br />
f:4<strong>03</strong>-742-2391<br />
e: stettlerfamilydental@gmail.com<br />
We want to welcome Dr. Satvik Patel to our clinic to<br />
service Stettler and our surrounding communities. We will<br />
now be offering Invisalign, Nitrous and Oral sedation.<br />
“Thank you for all that you do.”<br />
I LOVE a good steak<br />
413 Main Street Three Hills, Alberta<br />
(4<strong>03</strong>) 443-2288 • 1 (888) 536-MAXX (6299)<br />
hello@maximumhearing.ca<br />
Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00am – 4:30pm<br />
MAXINE<br />
Williams-Herbert<br />
Registered Hearing<br />
Aid Practitioner,<br />
BC HIS, Owner
<strong>ECA</strong> REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB MARCH 21'19 13<br />
Salute to Agriculture / Farm Safety<br />
Growth of Open Farm Days highlights ag-tourism’s potential<br />
Cont’d from Pg 12<br />
The deadline for host applications is<br />
May 31.<br />
Applications are open for farms and<br />
ranches to host visitors during this<br />
year’s Open Farm Days from Aug. 17 to<br />
18, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>.<br />
Last year, a record number of participating<br />
farms, ranches and visitors set<br />
a new high for on-farm sales.<br />
The overall year-over-year growth<br />
of Open Farm Days highlights ag-tourism’s<br />
continued potential to diversify<br />
the economy and create jobs.<br />
The weekend’s selection of experiences<br />
also helps showcase the growing<br />
number of opportunities available to<br />
rural and culinary tourism<br />
entrepreneurs.<br />
Open Farm Days is a collaborative<br />
project presented by the Government<br />
of Alberta, the Alberta Association of<br />
Agricultural Societies, Travel Alberta<br />
and participating farms, ranches,<br />
hosts and agricultural societies.<br />
The vast majority of Albertans (87<br />
per cent) have participated in some<br />
form of farm-to-fork tourism in <strong>20</strong>18.<br />
The most commonly attended activities<br />
are dining at a restaurant serving<br />
Alberta ingredients (71 per cent),<br />
attending a farmer’s market (56 per<br />
cent) and farm retail purchasing (40<br />
per cent).<br />
More information can be found on<br />
the Alberta Open Farm Days website<br />
at https://albertafarmdays.ca.<br />
UNRESERVED FARM AUCTION<br />
TUESDAY, APRIL 9, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> – 10:00 AM<br />
Seney Farms Ltd. and Peterson Farms Ltd.<br />
Bawlf, AB<br />
LOCATED: From Camrose, go 24 km east on Hwy 26, then 7 km north on Sec Hwy 854<br />
(Rge Rd 174) or from Ryley, go 23 km south on Sec Hwy 854 (Rge Rd 174).<br />
Gate Sign - 47440 Sec Hwy 854<br />
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Bob Seney at 780-679-6393 or<br />
Bruce Peterson at 780-608-0<strong>03</strong>0<br />
Previewing starts Monday, April 1. This sale has lots of very good equipment. Major pieces<br />
have been shedded. Equipment & Online bidding at 12:30 p.m.<br />
UNRESERVED FARM AUCTION<br />
THURSDAY, APRIL 11, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> – 10:30 AM<br />
Ken Jacobsen and the Estate of Rick Jacobsen<br />
New Norway, AB<br />
LOCATED: From New Norway, go 6.7 km north on Hwy 21, then 5.6 km west on Twp Rd 460<br />
(Verdun Rd), then 1 km south on Rge Rd 2<strong>20</strong> or from the junction of Hwy 21 & Hwy 13 (west of<br />
Camrose), go 9.7 km south on Hwy 21, then 5.6 km west on Twp Rd 460 (Verdun Rd), then 1 km<br />
south on Rge Rd 2<strong>20</strong>. Gate Sign - 45533 Rge Rd 2<strong>20</strong><br />
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Ken Jacobsen at 780-878-1222<br />
Previewing starts Monday, April 1. This is an outstanding line of equipment. Most equipment<br />
has been shedded including air drill. Equipment & Online Bidding at 12:00 p.m.<br />
TRACTORS<br />
• 1997 NH 9882 4WD w/ 710/70R38<br />
duals (Titan radials), showing 4827<br />
hrs, stand trans, front / rear weights,<br />
4 hyd plus return, Outback auto steer<br />
• 1997 NH 9682 4WD w/ <strong>20</strong>.8-42 duals,<br />
showing 7357 hrs, stand trans, 4 hyd<br />
plus return (Eagle Diesel Ltd installed<br />
a new Reman 425 hp N14 at 4869 hrs<br />
(<strong>20</strong>11), new tires at 4869 hrs)<br />
• <strong>20</strong>08 John Deere 7330 Premium<br />
MFWD w/ JD 741 self-leveling ldr, 8’<br />
bucket & grapple, showing 1058 hrs,<br />
<strong>20</strong> spd AutoQuad Plus, <strong>20</strong>.8R38 rears,<br />
joystick, LH reverser, 3pt hitch, rear<br />
wheel weights, one owner<br />
• Frontier pallet forks to fit JD 741 ldr<br />
• Frontier bale fork to fit JD 741 ldr<br />
• Case 2394 2WD w/ 12’ Degelman HD<br />
2 way dozer, showing 5404 hrs, <strong>20</strong>.8-<br />
38 duals, 24 spd PS trans<br />
• MF 2805 2WD w/ MF 256 ldr & 8’ bucket,<br />
<strong>20</strong>.8-38 duals, showing 3281 hrs<br />
COMBINES & HEADERS<br />
• <strong>20</strong>14 John Deere S680 w/ JD 615<br />
PU, 5<strong>20</strong>/85R42 duals, 28LR26 rears,<br />
showing 677 sep / 947 eng hrs, Pro<br />
Drive, Autotrac ready, power fold<br />
hopper, PowerCast tailboard, lateral<br />
tilt, long auger, HID lights, Michel’s<br />
Crop Catcher, cab cam w/ 2 cameras,<br />
one owner. Terms: 25% non-refundable<br />
deposit, balance by Aug 1/19.<br />
• <strong>20</strong>14 John Deere S680 w/ JD 615<br />
PU, 5<strong>20</strong>/85R42 duals, 28LR26 rears,<br />
showing 539.6 sep / 772 eng hrs, Pro<br />
Drive, Autotrac ready, power fold hopper,<br />
PowerCast tailboard, lateral tilt, long<br />
auger, HID lights, Michel’s Crop Catcher,<br />
2 cameras, one owner (first used in<br />
<strong>20</strong>15). Terms: 25% non-refundable<br />
deposit, balance by Aug 1/19.<br />
• (2) <strong>20</strong>17 MacDon FD75-S 35’ Flex<br />
Draper headers, sgl knife drive, skid<br />
plates, split PU reel, hyd center link,<br />
upper cross auger, fore & aft, factory<br />
transport, MacDon CA-25 adapter to<br />
fit above combines, one owner<br />
SWATHERS<br />
• (2) <strong>20</strong>13 & <strong>20</strong>12 36’ Challenger<br />
WR9740 swathers, showing 381 hdr /<br />
466 eng hrs, & 409 hdr / 528 eng hrs,<br />
6<strong>20</strong>/75R26 fronts, TopCon auto steer,<br />
PU reel, 2 Roto-Shears, sgl knife drive,<br />
fore & aft, hyd center link, one owner,<br />
purchased new in <strong>20</strong>14<br />
SPRAYER<br />
• <strong>20</strong>13 John Deere 4730 SP sprayer,<br />
100’, 412.9 spray / 852 eng hrs,<br />
3<strong>20</strong>/90R46 tires, 800 gal SS tank &<br />
SS booms, Tridekon air lift dividers,<br />
5 way noz bodies w/ 4 tips, 3’’ fill,<br />
hyd tread adj, fence row noz, HID<br />
lights, auto steer, auto boom height,<br />
sec control, c/w JD 2630 monitor &<br />
Starfire 3000 receiver, one owner<br />
• Four Firestone 5<strong>20</strong>/85R38 flotation<br />
tires & rims<br />
TRUCKS & TRAILERS<br />
• <strong>20</strong>01 Kenworth T800B highway truck,<br />
18 spd, Detroit Series 60, showing<br />
005067 km (25,457 hrs), day cab<br />
• 1994 Kenworth T800 highway truck,<br />
15 spd, Cat 435E, showing 928,478<br />
km, day cab<br />
• <strong>20</strong>16 Bergs GT 345 open end tridem<br />
grain trailer, 45’, alum outer rims, dual<br />
gates, side chutes, roll tarp, 11R24.5<br />
tires, LED light pkg<br />
• <strong>20</strong>11 Doepker TA open end grain<br />
trailer, 36’, dual gates, roll tarp,<br />
11R24.5 tires, work lights<br />
• <strong>20</strong>01 Hutchinson Ind tridem bulk<br />
water hauler, 7500 Imp gal+/-<br />
• 1986 Chev 7000 TA grain truck w/<br />
19-1/2’ steel box & hoist (side exts),<br />
13 spd, Detroit 8.2L diesel, showing<br />
133,575 km<br />
• 1967 Chev 40 SA grain truck w/ 12’<br />
box, gas, 4 spd trans<br />
• 1972 GMC 6500 TA grain truck w/ box<br />
& hoist, 454 gas, 5&4 trans<br />
GRAIN DRYER & GRAIN CART<br />
• Vertec RV 1<strong>20</strong>0 grain dryer w/ VB-230<br />
elec moisture controller, 7-1/2 hp,<br />
propane, 5’’ wet auger, wheels & hitch<br />
• Brent 976 grain cart, hyd drive (PTO<br />
drive incl), 900/60-32 tires, one owner<br />
AUGERS & GRAIN VAC<br />
• <strong>20</strong>17 Westfield MKX 130-74 13’’x74’<br />
mechanical swing auger w/ elec swing<br />
mover (remote), hyd swing winch<br />
• Brandt MD 10’’x70’ mech swing auger<br />
• <strong>20</strong>17 Meridian HD10-46 10’’x46’ auger<br />
w/ Meridian SP mover, Vanguard 37<br />
hp EFI, elec clutch, reversing gear box<br />
• <strong>20</strong>13 Brandt 8’’x42’ Super Charged<br />
auger w/ Brandt SP mover, Kohler<br />
Command Pro 30 hp, elec clutch<br />
• Westfield TF 80-51 8’’x51’ auger<br />
w/ SP mover, Kohler Pro 25 hp, elec<br />
clutch<br />
• Sakundiak HD8-1000 8’’x33’ auger,<br />
Honda <strong>20</strong> hp<br />
• Westfield 6’’x41’ auger, 2 hp elec<br />
motor, sideways wheels<br />
• Westfield 7’’x41’ auger, Kohler 14 hp<br />
• Kongskilde 1000 grain vac<br />
AIR DRILL & WATER CANNON<br />
• 57’ Flexicoil 5000 air drill w/ FC<br />
3450 (340 bu) mechanical TBH cart,<br />
sgl shoot, 9’’ spacing, steel packers<br />
(recapped), Gen 2’’ carbide tips,<br />
harrow closers, one season on primary<br />
hoses & trailer hopper<br />
• Double A Trailers Water Cannon, sgl<br />
head, 1000 PTO, 16.5L-16.1 tires<br />
LAND ROLLER & HEAVY HARROWS<br />
• 45’ Degelman LB 7645 land roller,<br />
36’’ drum<br />
• 70’ Flexicoil Sys 85 heavy harrows, all<br />
new tines<br />
TILLAGE EQUIPMENT<br />
• 57’ John Deere 1810 DT cult w/ NH 3<br />
kit,<br />
1’ spacing, 4 bar harrows (newer tines)<br />
• (2) 45’ Morris CP-745 Magnum II DT<br />
cults w/ NH 3<br />
kit (cold flow), 4 bar<br />
harrows, rear hitch<br />
• 26’ Ezee-On 2590 TA disc, 9’’ spacing,<br />
smooth blades<br />
• 36’ Morris L-3<strong>20</strong> Challenger field cult,<br />
3 bar harrows<br />
LIGHT TRUCKS & TRAILERS<br />
• <strong>20</strong>08 Chev Z71 2500 HD Duramax,<br />
4x4, crew cab, 6-1/2’ box, leather,<br />
auto, showing <strong>20</strong>9,000 km<br />
• <strong>20</strong>07 Ford FX4 F250, 4x4, ext cab,<br />
6-1/2’ box, auto, 5.4L gas, cloth int,<br />
showing <strong>20</strong>2,000 km<br />
• 1999 GMC Sierra SLE 2500, 4x4, ext<br />
cab, 8’ box, 6L gas, auto, showing<br />
251,0<strong>03</strong> km<br />
• <strong>20</strong>08 Sure-Trac TA dually trailer, 25’<br />
(<strong>20</strong>’ + 5’), deck over, pintle hitch<br />
• <strong>20</strong>11 18’ Double A Trailers TA trailer,<br />
ramps, 6000 lb axles<br />
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES &<br />
MOTORHOME<br />
• <strong>20</strong>13 Bobcat 3400 utility vehicle,<br />
gas, 4x4, <strong>20</strong>2 hrs at booking, canopy,<br />
windshield, one owner<br />
• Yamaha 4 wheel golf cart, gas<br />
• Honda 90 Sportrax quad, 2WD<br />
• 1975 <strong>20</strong>’ Vanguard MV<strong>20</strong> Class C<br />
motorhome on Chev 30 chassis, 350<br />
eng, auto, showing 80,848 mi, sleeps<br />
6, fridge / stove, 2 piece bath<br />
LAWN MOWERS<br />
• <strong>20</strong>10 John Deere Z930A zero turn<br />
lawn mower, 60’’ 7 Iron Commercial<br />
deck, 229 hrs, 29 hp V twin<br />
• John Deere F735 lawn mower, diesel,<br />
1280 hrs, 60’’ commercial deck<br />
3PT HITCH & YARD EQUIP<br />
• 10’ Frontier RB 2410 3pt hitch rear<br />
blade, hyd tilt & angle<br />
• Carraro 828 HD 3pt hitch rototiller, 82’’<br />
• 48’ Summers 3pt hitch sprayer, 300 gal<br />
• 6’ Woods Cadet 72 3pt hitch rotary<br />
mower<br />
• Westward LS 41F PT lawn sweep w/<br />
Honda 160 eng<br />
GPS EQUIPMENT<br />
• John Deere 2600 display w/ SF1<br />
activation<br />
• John Deere Starfire 3000 receiver<br />
MISC & SHOP EQUIP<br />
• Chem Handler II, 1<strong>20</strong> gal<br />
• Sotera chem pump<br />
• (3) 1250 gal poly tanks; 300 gal poly<br />
tank<br />
• (3) 2’’ water pumps; 2’’ Honda trash<br />
pump<br />
• Watermaster slough pump & hose<br />
• (2) 50’ bin rings w/ tarps; misc bin<br />
panels / ladders etc<br />
• Gatco auger hopper<br />
• 35 Schumacher crop lifters<br />
• (4) JD sprayer crop dividers (corn<br />
type)<br />
• Norco 10T portable high clearance<br />
sprayer air lift jack<br />
TRACTORS<br />
• <strong>20</strong>08 John Deere 9430 4WD w/<br />
800/70R38 duals, showing 2410<br />
hrs, powershift, weight pkg, Autotrac<br />
ready, 48GPM hyd<br />
• 1992 John Deere 8760 4WD w/<br />
<strong>20</strong>.8R38 duals, showing 4178 hrs, 24<br />
spd PowrSync trans, one owner<br />
• <strong>20</strong>12 John Deere 7330 Premium<br />
MFWD w/ JD H380 self-leveling ldr, 8’<br />
bucket & grapple, showing 19<strong>20</strong> hrs,<br />
IVT trans, <strong>20</strong>.8R38 rears, joystick, LH<br />
reverser, 3pt hitch, rear wheel weights<br />
COMBINE & HEADER<br />
• <strong>20</strong>12 John Deere S680 combine w/ JD<br />
615P PU, 5<strong>20</strong>/85R42 Goodyear duals,<br />
6<strong>20</strong>/75R26 rears, showing 657.5 sep<br />
/ 908 eng hrs, Pro Drive, Autotrac<br />
ready, lateral tilt, long auger, HID<br />
lights, Michel’s Crop Catcher. Terms:<br />
25% non-refundable deposit, balance<br />
by Aug 1/19.<br />
• <strong>20</strong>09 John Deere 635D draper header,<br />
35’, PU reel, Headsite header height<br />
SWATHER<br />
• <strong>20</strong>14 John Deere W150 swather w/<br />
30’ JD 430D header (<strong>20</strong>15), showing<br />
247.6 header / 323 eng hrs, dbl knife<br />
drive, split PU reel, transport w/<br />
weight box, triple delivery, sells w/ JD<br />
ATU. Terms: 25% non-refundable<br />
deposit, balance by Aug 1/19.<br />
• 10’ Flaman PT poly canola roller<br />
SPRAYER<br />
• <strong>20</strong>11 John Deere 4630 SP sprayer,<br />
80’, 380/80R38 tires, 419.5 spray /<br />
883.6 eng hrs, 600 gal, four Tridekon<br />
dividers, triple noz bodies, air ride,<br />
chem eductor, auto steer, auto height,<br />
sectional control, c/w JD 2600 monitor<br />
& Starfire ITC receiver, one owner<br />
AIR DRILL & LIQUID CART<br />
• 56’ John Deere 1870 Conserva Pak<br />
air drill (<strong>20</strong>12) w/ JD 1910 TBT (430<br />
bu) air tank (<strong>20</strong>12), 710/70R38 cart<br />
tires, triple shoot w/ Raven liquid<br />
kit (sectional control - 6 sec), c/w<br />
Greenstar 3 sectional control - no<br />
monitor, 12’’ spacing, JD conveyor, 4<br />
rollers, variable rate tank, blockage<br />
on primaries, middle tank & rearview<br />
cameras, shedded<br />
• Pattison CB 3<strong>20</strong>0 liquid fertilizer cart,<br />
3<strong>20</strong>0 gal, hyd pump, Honda GX <strong>20</strong>0 fill<br />
pump.Liquid cart will sell after drill.<br />
TRUCKS & TRAILERS<br />
• <strong>20</strong>12 Freightliner Coronado TriAxle<br />
grain truck w/ 24’ Cancade aluminum<br />
box & hoist, showing 298,482 km<br />
(8357 hrs), Detroit Series 60, 18 spd,<br />
Michel’s remote hoist & tailgate, elec<br />
roll tarp w/ remote, rear hoist control,<br />
pintle hitch plate, 11R22.5 tires,<br />
Magnum Grille Guard, alum rims<br />
• 1989 Volvo GM TA grain truck w/ 19’<br />
steel box & hoist, showing 394,006<br />
km (5783 hrs), Detroit Series 60, 15<br />
spd, air ride, roll tarp, pintle hitch<br />
• 1986 GMC General TA grain truck w/<br />
18’ steel box & hoist, Cummins 855,<br />
13 spd, showing 909,089 km, roll<br />
tarp, air ride, 11R24.5 tires, (Selling<br />
for Craig Lindholm 780-361-6900)<br />
• 1997 IH Eagle highway truck w/ 60’’<br />
Pro Sleeper, Cummins 460 hp, 18 spd,<br />
showing 545,960 km (22,230 hrs)<br />
• <strong>20</strong>05 Castleton TA open end grain<br />
trailer, 38’, roll tarp, air ride, one owner<br />
• 1980 Columbia TA bulk liquid trailer,<br />
Model ADAFT 7800, holds 26T+/-<br />
liquid fertilizer<br />
VERTICAL TILLAGE<br />
• Degelman Pro-Till 33, 33’, Otico<br />
rubber rollers w/ scrapers, <strong>20</strong>’’<br />
blades, notched fronts, smooth rears,<br />
600/50R22.5 tires, used one season<br />
(approx 800-900 acres), purchased<br />
new in <strong>20</strong>17<br />
HEAVY HARROWS & FIELD EQUIPMENT<br />
• <strong>20</strong>10 72’ Bourgault 7<strong>20</strong>0 heavy<br />
harrows w/ Valmar 3255 and broadcast<br />
kit (all new hoses), one owner<br />
• 40’ Bourgault 8810 cult, 9.8’’ spacing,<br />
4 bar harrows, knock-on spoons<br />
• S Houle HLL-12 PT 4-way hyd land<br />
leveler, 12’, hyd tilt, one owner<br />
• Kirchner V ditcher, ltd use<br />
• 70’ Summers Super Weeder, newer<br />
tips<br />
GRAIN DRYER & GRAIN LEG<br />
• Vertec 5000 grain dryer, 5 tier, NG,<br />
M2 controller, upgraded burner, fully<br />
automatic, c/w axle & wheels & 6’’<br />
wet auger & elec motor<br />
• 70’ Bucket elevator (Grain Leg), 1500<br />
BPH+/- c/w ladder cage, platforms &<br />
3-way distribution spouts, purchaser<br />
responsible for disassembly<br />
AUGERS & GRAIN VAC<br />
• Westfield MKX 130-74 13’’x74’<br />
mechanical swing auger, full bin spout<br />
w/ alarm, reverser, hyd winch, one<br />
owner, new in <strong>20</strong>16<br />
• Sakundiak HD8-1600 8’’x53’ auger<br />
w/ Hawes SP mover, 27 hp Kohler Pro,<br />
elec clutch, one owner, SN 63066<br />
• FarmKing 8’’x36’ auger, <strong>20</strong> hp Honda,<br />
one owner<br />
• Sakundiak HD10-1600 10’’x53’ hyd<br />
swing auger<br />
• Westfield 7’’x41’ auger w/ elec motor<br />
• Rem 2500 HD grain vac, 85.5 hrs<br />
at booking, c/w clean up hose, one<br />
owner, SN 9090<br />
GRAIN BINS<br />
• (3) Wheatland GM 4000 hopper bins,<br />
aeration rockets, roof vents, top<br />
manway, full bin indicator<br />
• Wheatland 16<strong>20</strong>E hopper bin, 4000<br />
bu+/-, dbl skid, epoxy lined<br />
• (3) JTL 18’x6 ring hopper bins, 5500<br />
bu+/-, skids, aeration, roof vents<br />
• (4) Westeel 19’x5 ring bins on<br />
hoppers, 4100 bu+/-, (2 JTL hoppers<br />
w/ aeration & skids, 2 Wheatland<br />
hoppers w/ aeration) Note: these 4<br />
bins are not on site<br />
• (2) Twister 14’x5 ring bins on<br />
Wheatland hoppers, 2250 bu+/-<br />
• Wheatland 1615E hopper bin, 3264<br />
bu+/-, dbl skid, epoxy lined<br />
• Chigwell hopper bin, 1400 bu+/-, skid<br />
• (3) Westeel 14’x5 ring hopper bins,<br />
1800 bu+/-<br />
• (2) Westeel 14’x4 ring hopper bins,<br />
1550 bu+/-, skids, aeration rockets<br />
• (2) Westeel 19’x5 ring bins on JTL<br />
steel floors, 4500 bu+/-, Note: These<br />
2 bins are not on site<br />
• (2) Twister 25’x7 ring bins on<br />
concrete, 10,000 bu+/-<br />
• Chief Westland 19’ bin on concrete,<br />
6000 bu+/-<br />
• (2) Westeel 14’x7 ring bins on steel<br />
floors, 2350 bu+/-<br />
• (2) Chief Westland bins on steel floors,<br />
<strong>20</strong>00 bu+/-<br />
• (2) oilfield bins on steel floors w/ Chief<br />
Westland roofs, (5500 bu+/-, 2400 bu+/-)<br />
LIGHT TRUCKS & TRAILER<br />
• <strong>20</strong>10 GMC 2500 HD Duramax Z71, 4x4,<br />
213,060 km at booking, Allison auto,<br />
diesel, crew cab, 6-1/2’ box, loaded<br />
• <strong>20</strong>10 GMC 2500 HD Duramax Z71,<br />
4x4, 226,996 km at booking, Allison<br />
auto, diesel, crew cab, 6-1/2’ box,<br />
loaded<br />
• 28’ TA dually trailer (23’ + 5’), pintle<br />
hitch, <strong>20</strong>,000 lb GVW<br />
GPS EQUIPMENT<br />
• JD 2630 display w/ SF1 activation<br />
• JD brown screen<br />
• JD Starfire 3000 receiver<br />
• JD Starfire ITC receiver<br />
TARP BUILDING<br />
• 38’x70’ tarp building (newer tarp),<br />
5’ on center pipe arches, purchaser<br />
responsible for disassembly, tarp<br />
building is not on site<br />
MISCELLANEOUS<br />
• Kubota SQ-3350 diesel generator on<br />
trailer, 35 KVA<br />
• (4) Flaman aeration fans (5 hp / 3-3 hp)<br />
• (2) Flaman inline aeration fans (5 &<br />
7.5 hp)<br />
• (3) Watermaster slough pumps & qty<br />
of hose (2-8 hp / 1-6 hp)<br />
• FarmKing 6<strong>20</strong> rotary mower, 6’<br />
• Chem Handler II<br />
• Mocoat Ind upright fiberglass tank,<br />
150 barrel<br />
• 2<strong>20</strong>0 gal HD low profile poly water<br />
tank; 1600 gal poly water tank on skid<br />
• 8’’ E-Kay bin sweep<br />
• Qty Flexxifinger crop lifters<br />
• Qty 2-3/8’’ & 2-7/8’’ drill stem; qty<br />
sucker rod; (4) 21’ pipe racks; misc<br />
steel<br />
• Honda EM 2500X gas generator<br />
• Labtronics grain tester<br />
CAMROSE, AB<br />
Phone 780-672-1105 • Fax 1-888-870-0958<br />
Email office@djas.ca<br />
www.dougjohnsonauctionservice.com<br />
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14 M arch 21'19 HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB. Eca REVIEW<br />
Salute to Agriculture<br />
/ Farm Safety<br />
Donation approved<br />
Cont’d from Pg 3<br />
“This is sort of an ongoing thing. It’s<br />
not abnormal,” said Chief<br />
Administrative Officer (CAO) Michael<br />
Simpson.<br />
School Playground Project<br />
Friends of the Coronation School<br />
Playground Project approached<br />
council in December <strong>20</strong>18 looking for<br />
financial support of $7,500 which<br />
would be funded out of the operating<br />
budget.<br />
The county provided a letter of<br />
support for the project at the time so<br />
they could look at the project closer<br />
during budget season to determine if<br />
they want to provide financial aid.<br />
Coronation School’s playground<br />
was recently removed due to infrastructure<br />
that was no longer accepted<br />
by regulation standards.<br />
“The school board just kind of<br />
came in one day and nobody even<br />
knew and took pretty much everything,<br />
even the swingset, so the kids<br />
really have nothing. I don’t think the<br />
principal even knew they were<br />
coming,” said Coun. Diane Elliott.<br />
She mentioned how the group has<br />
been constantly fundraising but that<br />
“they are struggling.”<br />
So far they have obtained $35,000 but<br />
have a steep climb to reach their goal<br />
of $185,000.<br />
In the past, council has provided pea<br />
gravel as well as some money to the<br />
Brownfield playground, about four<br />
years ago.<br />
The state of the Castor School playground<br />
was also brought up,<br />
prompting council to think more thoroughly<br />
about<br />
where funding<br />
should be going.<br />
Council agreed<br />
to give both<br />
Coronation and<br />
Castor’s Friends<br />
of Gus Wetter<br />
Society $5,000<br />
each for their individual<br />
projects.<br />
Divvied up<br />
The County of<br />
Paintearth had an<br />
operating surplus<br />
as of Dec. 31, <strong>20</strong>18<br />
of $2,557,924 that<br />
needed to be distributed<br />
to<br />
restricted<br />
surplus.<br />
The county had<br />
budgeted for<br />
$1,131,905 to be<br />
transferred to<br />
restricted surplus<br />
for future capital<br />
requirements but<br />
the excess has<br />
arisen from a<br />
quiet winter<br />
which decreased<br />
the need for snow<br />
removal, less<br />
gravel required<br />
for road gravelling,<br />
a decrease<br />
in the amount of<br />
contracted<br />
mulching services,<br />
and a<br />
decrease in the<br />
amount of equipment<br />
repairs<br />
required from <strong>20</strong>17.<br />
Council commended administration<br />
on their hard work surrounding<br />
the surplus.<br />
Administration did have some<br />
suggestions as to where the surge in<br />
funds should go including their<br />
expected capital asset projects.<br />
They recommended $1 million be<br />
put into restricted surplus road development,<br />
$400,000 in public works<br />
buildings, $1 million in gravel land,<br />
$100,000 in subdivision development,<br />
$10,000 in bylaw vehicles, $10,000 in<br />
Brownfield Water project, and the<br />
remaining $37,924 into restricted surplus<br />
public works vehicles.<br />
With expected bridge replacements,<br />
it was also recommended that council<br />
transfers $1 million from restricted<br />
surplus operating contingency to<br />
restricted surplus road development as<br />
a separate motion.<br />
Council asked about the Brownfield<br />
Water project to which administration<br />
felt building reserve funding was necessary<br />
as the water and sewer<br />
infrastructure becomes more and<br />
more of an issue.<br />
“That’s just looking forward to the<br />
future,” said Lana Roth, director of<br />
corporate services.<br />
CAO Simpson added, “They [sewer<br />
system pipes] were put in some time<br />
ago. We know at some point we will<br />
have to replace them so we are just<br />
building reserves slowly over time to<br />
get ready for it.”<br />
The recommendations were<br />
accepted by council.<br />
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STRYCHNINE AVAILABILITY FOR<br />
Ground Squirrel Control For <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong><br />
The MD of Provost No. 52 will again be distributing<br />
2% Strychnine Grain Bait<br />
for control of the Richardson Ground Squirrel.<br />
Distribution will be:<br />
8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M. TUESDAYS AT THE<br />
M.D. PROVOST SHOP<br />
AND AT THE<br />
M.D. HUGHENDEN SHOP<br />
Starting April 2 Until June 5.<br />
Purchases After These Dates Can Be Made By Appointment<br />
Price: $252.00 Per Case (24) - GST Exempt<br />
$10.50 Per Bottle - GST Exempt<br />
PAYMENT (CASH OR CHEQUE) MUST BE GIVEN AND PAPERWORK MUST BE<br />
COMPLETED BEFORE STRYCHNINE IS SOLD. RECEIPTS WILL BE MAILED.<br />
M.D. of Provost No. 52 Agricultural Service Board<br />
AG. FIELDMAN, BRIAN CARTER 780-753-0184<br />
PEST AND WEED CONTROL MANAGER<br />
MICHELLE HOLTE 780-753-4<strong>03</strong>5<br />
Strychnine<br />
2% liquid strychnine concentrate will be available for purchase starting March 21,<br />
<strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> through the ASB for the <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> season.<br />
Product will be sold in 250mL bottles of concentrate at a cost of $10.50 each. One bottle<br />
will treat 1kg of grain (e.g. a 5 gallon or 12kg pail would require 12 bottles). A min.<br />
order of 6, 250mL bottles is required to a maximum of 72 (there are 24 bottles/case).<br />
PRE-ORDERS WILL NOT BE TAKEN. Pickup at the County shop will be<br />
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:30am-12:00pm, at which time payment will be<br />
collected (please bring a cheque). Feel free to call ahead to Trevor at (4<strong>03</strong>)740-9182<br />
for availability.<br />
When picking up product, please come prepared with the following information:<br />
• Mailing address of purchaser<br />
• Telephone number of purchaser<br />
• Home quarter LLD<br />
• LLD(s) where product will be used<br />
• Type of field(s) to be treated (crop, forage, or pasture)<br />
• Approximate infested area of each field type<br />
• Approximate farm size<br />
If you are picking up product for more than one landowner, please bring the above<br />
mentioned information for all landowners.<br />
For more information, please contact Trevor at (4<strong>03</strong>)740-9182.<br />
<strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> Assessment Notices<br />
County of Paintearth No. 18<br />
Province of Alberta<br />
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of Section<br />
311 of the Municipal Government Act, Statutes of Alberta, <strong>20</strong>00,<br />
Chapter M-26. The County of Paintearth No. 18 mailed Assessment<br />
Notices to all persons appearing on the Assessment Roll as of<br />
February 28, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>.<br />
Any person who desires to object to the entry of his/her name or<br />
that of any other person upon the said roll or to the assessed value<br />
placed upon any property must lodge his/her complaint(s) in writing<br />
and submit to the Clerk of the Assessment <strong>Review</strong> Board on or before<br />
May 28, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>.<br />
In accordance with the Municipal Government Act and the County<br />
of Paintearth No. 18 Schedule of Fees Bylaw, a charge is required<br />
for each assessment appeal. The fee is refundable if the Assessment<br />
<strong>Review</strong> Board makes a decision in the favor of the complainant,<br />
pursuant to 481(2) of the Municipal Government Act. The Board may<br />
refund fees to other complainants at their discretion.<br />
Assessment complaints, with applicable fee, can be forwarded<br />
to Michael Simpson, Clerk of the Assessment <strong>Review</strong> Board of the<br />
County of Paintearth No. 18, Box 509, Castor, Alberta T0C 0X0.<br />
All assessed persons are deemed to have received their notice as a<br />
result of this publication. If you have not received an assessment<br />
notice for property you own in the County of Paintearth No. 18,<br />
please contact the County office at 4<strong>03</strong>-882-3211.<br />
Michael Simpson<br />
Chief Administrative Officer
<strong>ECA</strong> REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB MARCH 21'19 15<br />
Salute to Agriculture<br />
/ Farm Safety<br />
<br />
PAINTEARTH 4-H BEEF<br />
Paintearth 4-H complete a busy month of public speaking. From the left, back row: Abbigale<br />
Fuller (Int), Cade James (Sr), Spencer Doolaege (Sr), and Garrett Compton (Sr). Middle row:<br />
Alex Fuller (Jr), Daphne Fuller (Jr), Baylee Friemark (Sr), Codi James (Int), Kelton Doolaege<br />
(Jr), and Cort James (Jr). Front row: Jessie Weeks (Jr), Grace Weeks (Jr), Nola Fuller (Int), and<br />
Ryder Fuller (Jr).<br />
Members reach Regional<br />
Public Speaking<br />
Submitted<br />
It has been a busy month for the<br />
Paintearth 4-H Beef Club.<br />
They hosted their local club<br />
speeches Feb 11, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong>.<br />
In the Junior’s, Jessie Weeks placed<br />
First and Grace Weeks placed Second.<br />
In the Intermediate category, Nola<br />
Fuller placed First and Abbigale<br />
Fuller placed second.<br />
Garrett Compton placed First in the<br />
Senior’s.<br />
These members were able to go to<br />
the next level of public speaking at<br />
We proudly support our<br />
Agriculture<br />
Industry<br />
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Filipenko<br />
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Castor, AB<br />
Districts held in Consort on March 5.<br />
Abbigale Fuller placed First in<br />
Intermediate and Jessie Weeks placed<br />
First in the Junior category.<br />
Both members will be going to<br />
Regionals in Sedgewick on Sat. March<br />
23.<br />
The Paintearth 4-H Beef Club is<br />
gearing up now for their <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> show<br />
season.<br />
Local club show will be Mon., May<br />
<strong>20</strong> at the Castor Rodeo Grounds and<br />
the District 4-H Show and Sale will be<br />
held on June 4 and June 5 in Consort.<br />
TK Ranch<br />
Custom Meat Processing<br />
Located south of Coronation, AB<br />
Now<br />
Open!<br />
Low stress handling - Quality cutting<br />
and vacuum packaging - You’ll always<br />
get your own meat back & we won’t<br />
mix your trim with others<br />
Call 1-888-TK Ranch<br />
(1-888-857-2624)<br />
“Come for the<br />
sales and stay<br />
for a visit!”<br />
4<strong>03</strong>-854-3711<br />
Hanna, AB<br />
Open Mon.-Sat. 8-9<br />
Sun 10-7<br />
Plugging into People Power<br />
The alarm goes off, your feet hit<br />
the floor, and you flip the bathroom<br />
switch. You walk through the<br />
hallway into the kitchen, and turn<br />
on the lights. After filling the coffee<br />
pot or kettle, you plug it in, push<br />
start, and a few minutes later you<br />
have your morning brew. You grab<br />
the remote and turn on the morning<br />
news, while you unplug your<br />
phone charger. How many times a<br />
day do you use electricity? In the<br />
first few minutes of your day you<br />
flip on, plug in, turn on, and unplug<br />
from electricity without giving it a second thought. Apart<br />
from the click of a switch, the voice of an announcer on<br />
TV, or the noise of the appliances– electricity just quietly<br />
does its job.<br />
These days electricity travels quietly from pole to pole<br />
through lines strung across rural Alberta. Thirty-two Rural<br />
Electrification Associations (REA) distribute electricity<br />
across hundreds of kilometres of line to over 41,000<br />
members. Those REAs are part of a larger cooperative<br />
movement in Canada dating back to the 1840s that now<br />
includes over 9,000 co-ops in nearly every business sector<br />
imaginable.<br />
When a co-op of any kind forms, it is exciting and people<br />
are involved. But, over time, it all becomes routine, similar<br />
to flipping on the light switch. There are the annual meetings<br />
with dry financials and bylaws to vote on. Years pass,<br />
the excitement wanes, and people go back to their busy<br />
lives. Alberta REAs have gone through the same ups<br />
and downs, but the REA distribution system has quietly<br />
hummed along providing reliable and cost effective power<br />
to rural residents.<br />
Amidst that quiet reliability we noticed a worrisome trend.<br />
Some REA members don’t know they are members. Others<br />
may be aware they are members, but they have no<br />
idea what the value is apart from being able to turn on<br />
lights and appliances at will.<br />
We want to reverse that trend and you can help.<br />
Check your power bill and see if your power is distributed<br />
by an REA. If it is, call your REA to validate your member<br />
information. Add the next Annual General Meeting to your<br />
calendar and plan to attend. Contact the director who is<br />
elected to represent your area. Get involved with keeping<br />
a locally-owned business viable in your community.<br />
Active members are the people power<br />
that keeps an REA going strong.<br />
REA co-ops are owned by their members and governed<br />
by a Board of Directors elected from the membership.<br />
They rely heavily on member involvement. So we are taking<br />
to the newspaper, the radio, and social media to help<br />
spread the word. REAs are powerful co-ops with a history<br />
of energizing their members.<br />
Your REA wants you to get plugged in to<br />
the power of your REA co-op.<br />
Sponsored by the<br />
Alberta Federation<br />
of REAs (AFREA) Ltd.<br />
Advocating for REA<br />
Sustainability
16 M arch 21'19 HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB. Eca REVIEW<br />
Salute to Agriculture / Farm Safety<br />
Morrin School’s Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD)<br />
chapter, one of the largest in Alberta, held a cannabis<br />
information session with a panel of experts on Wed. March<br />
12 at Morrin School. The event gave the community a<br />
chance to speak with representatives from Alberta Health<br />
Services (AHS), the Pharmacy industry and the SADD<br />
Organization. Approximately <strong>20</strong> people attended the<br />
event in the gym of the school. Left: Martin McSween,<br />
an Addictions Counselor of AHS, smiles as he begins his<br />
speech on the history of cannabis. <strong>ECA</strong> <strong>Review</strong>/T.Huxley<br />
HYDRAULIC<br />
BEARING<br />
Thank You<br />
to all<br />
our farmers!<br />
GT Hydraulic & Bearing Inc.<br />
We’ll Keep You Rolling Under Pressure<br />
3806 - 46 Ave Stettler, AB 4<strong>03</strong>-742-1707<br />
UNRESERVED FARM AUCTION<br />
SATURDAY, APRIL 13, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> – 10:00 AM<br />
Enos and Ruby Lamprecht – Camrose, AB<br />
LOCATED: From the junction of Hwy 13 & 21 (west of Camrose), go 5 km north on Hwy 21,<br />
then 0.2 km east on Twp Rd 473. Gate Sign - 21082 Twp Rd 473<br />
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Enos Lamprecht at 780-672-6924 or 780-679-2186<br />
Previewing starts Saturday, April 6. This is a very well maintained, clean line of equipment. Most<br />
was purchased new. Major pieces have been shedded. Equipment & Online Bidding at 12:30 p.m.<br />
UNRESERVED FARM AUCTION<br />
TUESDAY, APRIL 16, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> – 10:30 AM<br />
Larry and Deb Prehn – Forestburg, AB<br />
LOCATED: From Forestburg, go 3.2 km south on Rge Rd 152, then 3.3 km east on Twp Rd 414.<br />
Gate Sign - 14575 Twp Rd 414<br />
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Larry Prehn at 780-385-0419<br />
Previewing starts Friday, April 5. This is an extremely clean line of low houred equipment.<br />
Major items have been shedded including the air drill. Equipment & Online bidding at 12:00 p.m.<br />
TRACTOR<br />
• <strong>20</strong>10 Case IH 335 4WD tractor<br />
w/ <strong>20</strong>.8R42 duals, showing 1562<br />
hrs, stand trans, high capacity<br />
hyd pump, 4 hyd, diff lock, Case<br />
/ Trimble auto steer, one owner,<br />
SN ZAF118362<br />
COMBINE & HEADER<br />
• 1996 Case IH 2188 SP combine<br />
w/ 13’ 1015 PU header, showing<br />
2243 sep / 2869 eng hrs, 30.5L-<br />
32 fronts, chopper, grain loss<br />
monitor, (Uptime Inspection<br />
April/17 - $18,821.45 w/o), well<br />
maintained, SN JJC0191502<br />
• 30’ Case IH 1010 rigid straight cut<br />
header, plastic tooth PU reel, fore<br />
& aft, SN JJC0127749<br />
• Trailtech header transport<br />
SWATHER & ROLLER<br />
• <strong>20</strong>12 25’ Challenger WR9740 SP<br />
swather, showing 216 header<br />
/ 280 eng hrs, 480/85R26<br />
fronts, TopCon auto steer, (2)<br />
Rotoshears, PU reel, fore &<br />
aft, header tilt, rear hitch, one<br />
owner, purchased new in <strong>20</strong>14,<br />
SN AGCC97400CHS11468<br />
• 10’ FarmKing PT canola roller<br />
GRAIN TRUCK<br />
• 1980 GMC 7000 SA grain truck w/<br />
16’ steel box & hoist, auto trans,<br />
V8 366 gas, showing 89,812 km,<br />
11R22.5 tires, one owner<br />
FIELD & 3PT EQUIPMENT<br />
• 36’ Ezee-On 5550 cult, 8’’<br />
spacing, 4 bar harrows, floating<br />
hitch, knock-on spikes, rear hitch,<br />
one owner, SN 45132<br />
• 26’ Ezee-On 1590 TA disc,<br />
smooth blades, ltd use since new<br />
bearings<br />
• 80’ Flexicoil Sys 82 harrows &<br />
drawbar, one owner<br />
• Rock-O-Matic 546 rock picker,<br />
PTO drive<br />
• Kirchner PT V ditcher<br />
• 8’ Sovema HD 3pt hitch rototiller,<br />
1000 PTO, one owner, SN 110499<br />
• 8’ Kodiak HD 3pt hitch flail mower<br />
• 8’ FarmKing 3pt hitch rear blade<br />
AUGERS & GRAIN VAC<br />
• <strong>20</strong>15 Sakundiak SLMD12-72<br />
mechanical swing auger, 12’’x72’,<br />
reverser, one owner, SN 73390<br />
• Sakundiak HD8-1400 8’’x46’<br />
auger w/ Hawes SP mover, 25 hp<br />
Kohler Command Pro, hyd winch,<br />
SN 62562<br />
• Conveyair 2970 grain vac w/<br />
hoses, one owner<br />
BINS<br />
• Wheatland 16<strong>20</strong>E hopper bin,<br />
4119 bu +/-, manway, poke hole<br />
• (2) Wheatland 1212 hopper bins,<br />
1479 bu +/-, manholes<br />
PICKUP<br />
• <strong>20</strong>01 Dodge 1500 1/2 T, 2WD,<br />
reg cab, 8’ box, 5.2L gas, auto,<br />
A/T/C, 215,484 km at booking,<br />
slight hail damage<br />
CARPENTRY<br />
• (2) Dewalt mitre saws<br />
• Dewalt tile cutter w/ stand<br />
• Stanley AL 24 auto-level transit<br />
• Bostitch 2 hp compressor &<br />
finishing nailer; Makita planer,<br />
impact / drill combo, skill saw;<br />
Dewalt sawzall & palm sander;<br />
qty Dewalt cut off saw blades;<br />
tiling tools; cement trowels &<br />
edgers; drywall tools; 18V & 14V<br />
drills; multi tool; clamps; levels;<br />
chisels; spades; shovels; etc<br />
• step ladders; ext ladders; ladder<br />
jacks; wall jacks<br />
• qty scaffolding<br />
• lg qty 3/4’’ concrete form flat bar<br />
w/ outside corners<br />
MISCELLANEOUS<br />
• (2) Watermaster floating slough<br />
pumps w/ hose<br />
• (3) Flaman inline aeration fans<br />
(1-5 hp / 2-3 hp)<br />
• Lincoln 305G Ranger portable<br />
welder, (Selling for Leo<br />
Zimmerman 780-679-5796)<br />
• (2) Motorola SM50 2-way radios<br />
• (2) John Deere back pack blowers<br />
• slip tank w/ 12V pump<br />
• Beline granular applicator<br />
• 5000 W gas generator<br />
• (2) auger full bin indicators; Classic<br />
seed treater; (4) duck cannons;<br />
(2) Stihl gas weed eaters; John<br />
Deere 14SZ SP lawn mower; No<br />
drift hand chemical applicator; JD<br />
A150 diesel heater; 150,000 BTU<br />
propane heater; chainsaw; Skeeter<br />
Vac propane mosquito trap; 2T<br />
floor jack; Lincoln elec grease gun;<br />
qty of hand, air & electric tools;<br />
replacement flighting for Case IH<br />
2188 unload auger<br />
SELLING FOR TRAVIS BOUCK<br />
780-781-3379<br />
• 1989 Case IH 9150 4WD tractor<br />
w/ <strong>20</strong>.8R38 duals, showing 6523<br />
hrs, PS trans, 4 hyd, shedded,<br />
SN JCB0002713<br />
• Sakundiak 10-1800 S/D 10’’x59’<br />
hyd swing auger<br />
SELLING FOR<br />
PATRICK HILGARTNER<br />
780-608-3211<br />
• 1997 Freightliner FL106 TA grain<br />
truck w/ <strong>20</strong>’ CBI box & hoist, hyd<br />
silage endgate, Detroit 50 Series,<br />
13 spd, new roll tarp, air ride,<br />
11R22.5 tires<br />
• <strong>20</strong>12 FarmKing 13’’x85’ swing<br />
auger, hyd swing mover & winch,<br />
reverser<br />
TRACTORS<br />
• <strong>20</strong>12 John Deere 9510R 4WD w/<br />
800/70R38 Michelin duals, showing<br />
1107 hrs, 18 spd PS, high flow hyd<br />
pump, 5 hyd, weight pkg, HID lights, JD<br />
armrest display w/ Autotrac activation,<br />
Starfire 3000 receiver, one owner<br />
• John Deere 8650 4WD w/ <strong>20</strong>.8x38<br />
duals, showing 6572 hrs, Big 1000<br />
PTO, quad trans, 3 hyd<br />
• <strong>20</strong>14 Kubota M9960 MFWD w/ Kubota<br />
LA 1353 ldr & 7’ bucket, showing<br />
160.7 hrs, 100 hp, Ultragrand cab, 3pt<br />
hitch, reverser, joystick, 540/1000<br />
PTO, 2 hyd, 460/85R30 sgls, Ext<br />
Powertrain warranty until Nov 30/19<br />
• International 244 2WD, showing 761<br />
hrs, diesel, open station, 3pt hitch,<br />
turf tires, PTO, one owner<br />
COMBINES & HEADERS<br />
• <strong>20</strong>13 Case IH 8230 w/ Case 3016 (15)<br />
PU header, 536 sep / 761 eng hrs,<br />
5<strong>20</strong>/85R42 duals, 600/65R38 rears,<br />
Pro 700 monitor, ext wear standard<br />
tube rotor, Magna Cut fine chopper,<br />
lateral header tilt, HID lights<br />
• <strong>20</strong>12 Case IH 8230 w/ Case 3016<br />
(15) PU header, 833 sep / 1169 eng<br />
hrs, 5<strong>20</strong>/85R42 duals, 750/65R26<br />
rears, Pro 700 monitor, leather seats,<br />
standard tube rotor, Magna Cut fine<br />
chopper, lateral header tilt, HID lights,<br />
($27,256.00 w/o Oct/17)<br />
• <strong>20</strong>12 Case IH 71<strong>20</strong> w/ Case 3016 (15)<br />
PU header, 936 sep / 1356 eng hrs,<br />
5<strong>20</strong>/85R42 duals, 540/65R30 rears,<br />
Pro 700 monitor, ext wear standard<br />
tube rotor, Magna Cut fine chopper,<br />
lateral header tilt<br />
All 3 combines had Uptime Inspections<br />
completed Nov/Dec <strong>20</strong>16. Service work<br />
has been done by RME.<br />
Terms on combines: 25% nonrefundable<br />
deposit, balance by Aug<br />
1/19.<br />
• (2) <strong>20</strong>13 Case IH 2152 draper headers,<br />
40’, split PU reel, dbl knife drive, hyd<br />
center link, fore & aft, transport, poly<br />
skid shoes, upper cross auger<br />
• <strong>20</strong>12 Case IH 2142 draper header, 35’,<br />
PU reel, sgl knife drive, hyd center link,<br />
fore & aft, transport, poly skid shoes,<br />
upper cross auger (not mounted)<br />
SWATHERS<br />
• <strong>20</strong>15 30’ Macdon M105 swather w/<br />
D65-S header, showing 160 header /<br />
222 eng hrs, PU reel, hyd center link,<br />
sgl knife drive, fore & aft<br />
• <strong>20</strong>12 30’ Macdon (Westward) M105<br />
swather w/ D60-S header, showing<br />
291 header / 391 eng hrs, PU reel, hyd<br />
center link, sgl knife drive, fore & aft,<br />
purchased new in <strong>20</strong>13<br />
• 10’ FreeForm TB <strong>20</strong>00 PT poly canola<br />
roller (adj width)<br />
• 10’ Apollo canola roller<br />
SPRAYER<br />
• <strong>20</strong>10 Spray Coupe 7660, 90’, showing<br />
1580 hrs, Outback auto steer w/ STS<br />
monitor, Raven 5000 controller, E-Kay<br />
dividers, hyd tread adj, 725 gal, rinse<br />
tank, triple noz bodies, one owner,<br />
first used in <strong>20</strong>11<br />
TRUCKS & TRAILER<br />
• 1997 Peterbilt 378 highway truck<br />
w/ 48’’ sleeper, showing 772,944<br />
km, Cat C15 (550 hp), 18 spd, 46 K<br />
rears, 11R24.5 tires (vg), alum rims,<br />
($15,588.00 w/o on eng in <strong>20</strong>11 -<br />
40,800 km since)<br />
• <strong>20</strong>14 40’ LodeKing Prestige tridem<br />
open end grain trailer, dual cranks, side<br />
chutes, alum slopes, alum outer rims,<br />
roll tarp, one owner<br />
• <strong>20</strong>06 Freightliner TA grain truck<br />
w/ <strong>20</strong>’ Cancade box & hoist (silage<br />
endgate), auto shift trans, Detroit<br />
Series 60 (515 hp), showing 708,045<br />
mi (22,<strong>03</strong>5 hrs), Kramble remote hoist<br />
& endgate, rear hoist control<br />
• 1982 GMC TopKick TA grain truck w/<br />
<strong>20</strong>’ steel box & hoist, Cat 3<strong>20</strong>8, 13<br />
spd, roll tarp<br />
• 1981 Chev 70 TA grain truck w/ 18’<br />
steel box & hoist, 427 gas, 5&4 trans,<br />
showing 67,905 km, roll tarp<br />
AIR DRILL<br />
• <strong>20</strong>10 Bourgault 5710 Series II drill,<br />
59’, sgl shoot w/ NH 3<br />
MRB’s (SCS 460<br />
Raven MM controller), 9.8’’ spacing,<br />
3’’ steel packers, drill has dbl shoot air<br />
pkg, combination MRB’s, 3/4’’ carbide<br />
tips c/w <strong>20</strong>10 Bourgault 6450 TBH<br />
tank, 591 monitor, 4 comp, 4 meters,<br />
deluxe auger, bag lift, dual fan, 30.5L-<br />
32 sgls, one owner, shedded<br />
HEAVY HARROWS & CULTIVATOR<br />
• 72’ Bourgault 7<strong>20</strong>0 heavy harrows w/<br />
Valmar 3255 & broadcast kit, 9/16’’<br />
tines, hyd angle & pressure<br />
• 54’ Bourgault 9400 DT cult w/ NH 3<br />
kit, 4 bar harrows, 1’ spacing, 3/4’’<br />
carbide knife, rear hitch<br />
FIELD EQUIPMENT<br />
• 12’ Kello-Bilt 210 offset disc, notched<br />
blades<br />
• UNI-Blade FP-1<strong>20</strong>0 6-way hyd PT<br />
scraper / grader, 12’<br />
• Soilmover 50-RF hyd scraper, 5 yd<br />
• Kinsella hyd rock picker<br />
GRAIN DRYER<br />
• Ibec 1216-1<strong>20</strong>0S continuous grain<br />
dryer, 15 hp elec motor, upgraded<br />
burner, NG or propane<br />
AUGERS<br />
• Westfield MK 130-71 Plus mechanical<br />
swing auger, 13’’x71’<br />
• Westfield 130-61 mechanical swing<br />
auger, 13’’x61’, elec swing mover &<br />
winch<br />
• Brandt 10’’x60’ hyd swing auger<br />
• Wheatheart R10-51 10’’x51’ auger w/<br />
Wheatheart SP mover, 38 hp Kohler<br />
Command Pro, elec clutch, hyd winch<br />
• (2) Sakundiak HD7-46 7’’x46’ augers<br />
w/ 5 hp elec motors, reversing gear<br />
box, very ltd use<br />
• Brandt 8’’x35’ auger w/ 16 hp<br />
Magnum Kohler<br />
• Sakundiak HD7-45 auger w/ 14 hp<br />
Kohler<br />
• Sakundiak HD7-41 auger w/ 15 hp<br />
eng, pull start<br />
• (2) 7’’x14’ Brandt augers w/ 2 hp elec<br />
motors<br />
SERVICE TRUCK & TRAILERS<br />
• <strong>20</strong>01 GMC 3500 SL 1T dually w/ 12’<br />
service deck, showing 25,094 km,<br />
2WD, reg cab, 6L gas, auto, 250 gal<br />
fuel tank w/ 12V pump, Honda 9hp gas<br />
air compressor, tool cabinets, vise, one<br />
owner<br />
• <strong>20</strong>16 30’ SWS Tri Axle 5th wheel trailer,<br />
21,000 GVW, beavertail, ramps, trailer<br />
hasn’t been used<br />
• 22’ Rainbow TA snowmobile trailer,<br />
8’2’’ wide, ramp<br />
CATTLE EQUIPMENT<br />
• Hesston 514 rd baler, soft core,<br />
reconditioned<br />
• NH 68 square baler<br />
• NH 354 mixermill, Forster auger<br />
MISCELLANEOUS<br />
• Chem Handler II w/ Honda pump<br />
• Chem pump w/ digital read out<br />
• 1750 gal & 1250 gal poly water tanks<br />
• Lg qty crop lifters (9 sets)<br />
• Labtronics 919 grain tester<br />
• Carolina Ind 55T shop press<br />
• (4) 14.9-24 tires / rims (ltd use)<br />
• (3) 1000 gal fuel tanks (1 w/ garage<br />
pump); (2) slip tanks<br />
• New 4’ aeration rocket<br />
• 36’ (6 sec) Morris 4 bar harrows<br />
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Phone 780-672-1105 • Fax 1-888-870-0958<br />
Email office@djas.ca<br />
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<strong>ECA</strong> REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB MARCH 21'19 17<br />
Salute to Agriculture / Farm Safety<br />
Clubroot becoming serious issue<br />
Cont’d from Pg 10<br />
This policy recognizes<br />
that Clubroot is a serious<br />
pest problem and supports<br />
the principle to<br />
control the spread of<br />
Clubroot which has been<br />
declared a pest under the<br />
Act.<br />
Wimborne road<br />
closure<br />
Accurate Accounting<br />
placed a market<br />
appraisal of $2,500 for a<br />
portion of road closed off<br />
in Wimborne, Ab.<br />
Council accepted this<br />
price, and will transfer<br />
the funds to the road<br />
reserve account as they<br />
will sell the portion that<br />
is closed.<br />
Robert and Nancy Ells<br />
originally requested a<br />
road closure for an undeveloped<br />
road allowance<br />
(Crescent Road) adjacent<br />
to their lot in Wimborne.<br />
The road closure was<br />
requested in order to<br />
better define their lot<br />
and to ensure there is no<br />
encroachment.<br />
Council determined at<br />
the time to close the<br />
entire road and to have it<br />
consolidated into the<br />
adjacent county-owned<br />
park with the exception<br />
of the lands requested by<br />
the Ells.<br />
Road closures are governed<br />
by the Municipal<br />
Government Act and<br />
Section 22 states that a<br />
road must be closed by<br />
bylaw.<br />
Meows<br />
to Moos,<br />
Barks to Bleats,<br />
Big or small,<br />
We look after<br />
‘em all.<br />
- Dr. Jeff & Staff<br />
Third and final<br />
reading of the bylaw followed<br />
the public hearing<br />
and ministerial approval<br />
on Aug. 15, <strong>20</strong>17.<br />
The Ells were then<br />
required to apply for a<br />
subdivision in order to<br />
obtain the subject lands.<br />
This subdivision was<br />
approved by the<br />
Municipal Planning<br />
Commission on Sept. 27,<br />
<strong>20</strong>18.<br />
An appraisal of the<br />
market value of the land<br />
has been provided by<br />
Accurate Assessment as<br />
$2,500 for the additional<br />
302.346 m2.<br />
These additional lands<br />
will be consolidated into<br />
the existing lot through<br />
the subdivision process.<br />
Non-energy and<br />
energy related<br />
developments<br />
requirements<br />
In recent years,<br />
Kneehill County has<br />
seen an increase of applicants<br />
wanting to develop<br />
on lands where access<br />
would be required on an<br />
undeveloped road<br />
allowance.<br />
Previous policies<br />
allowed for cost-sharing<br />
options, which were<br />
shown to be problematic<br />
and lacked engineering<br />
requirements.<br />
Two policies now<br />
outline the requirements<br />
for non-energy and<br />
energy related developments<br />
on an undeveloped<br />
road allowance which<br />
council readily accepted<br />
the changes.<br />
The policies state<br />
that before council<br />
approves a development<br />
to subdivide or develop a<br />
parcel of land, the applicant<br />
or developer must<br />
get an Engineering<br />
<strong>Review</strong> Assessment from<br />
the current municipal<br />
engineer with costs<br />
which are laid out in the<br />
County’s Master Rates<br />
Bylaw.<br />
The developer or applicant<br />
must enter a road<br />
development agreement<br />
and may be required to<br />
engage the services of a<br />
professional engineer to<br />
undertake the subject<br />
project.<br />
The Road Development<br />
Agreement will outline<br />
the developer/contractor’s<br />
responsibility and<br />
may be attached to title<br />
by caveat.<br />
Based on the assessment<br />
and consultation<br />
with the CAO, the county<br />
may require the applicant<br />
to provide a road<br />
engineering report on<br />
top of the other<br />
agreement.<br />
In it, the report must<br />
contain full costs estimates<br />
for construction,<br />
possibly engineering/<br />
geophysical/geotechnical<br />
reports, survey<br />
reports, design plans and<br />
road profiles, identification<br />
of gas line crossings<br />
– high and low pressure,<br />
We Salute<br />
Agriculture &<br />
Farm Safety Week<br />
and/or bridge<br />
files to identify<br />
and assess the<br />
need for culverts<br />
and bridges.<br />
Acme Alumni<br />
delegation<br />
Matt Price provided<br />
council<br />
with an update of<br />
the tri-campus<br />
recreation facility<br />
in Acme, Ab.,<br />
requesting<br />
council to submit<br />
an application for<br />
the Farm Credit<br />
Canada (FCC)<br />
Agri-Spirit Grant<br />
on the Acme<br />
Alumni<br />
Association’s<br />
behalf.<br />
Council<br />
approved<br />
Kneehill County<br />
administration to<br />
submit a grant<br />
application on<br />
behalf of the<br />
Acme Alumni<br />
Association for<br />
the grant and act<br />
as managing<br />
partner.<br />
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18 M arch 21'19 HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB. Eca REVIEW<br />
Unreserved Public Farm Auction<br />
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Three Hills, AB | April 3, <strong><strong>20</strong>19</strong> · 10 am<br />
<strong>20</strong>11 Case IH 91<strong>20</strong> & <strong>20</strong>09 Case IH 81<strong>20</strong><br />
<strong>20</strong>01 John Deere 8210<br />
<strong>20</strong>02 Case IH STX425, <strong>20</strong>10 Bourgault 3310-48 48 Ft & <strong>20</strong>09 Bourgault 6550ST<br />
<strong>20</strong><strong>03</strong> Peterbilt 379<br />
<strong>20</strong>08 Spa-Coupe 7660<br />
<strong>20</strong>11 Brent 1082<br />
<strong>20</strong>06 Massey Ferguson 92<strong>20</strong> 30 Ft<br />
<strong>20</strong>08 John Deere 6430 Premium<br />
1984 GMC General<br />
Directions: From THREE HILLS, AB, (Junction of Hwy 21 & Hwy 583) go East 9.65 km (6 miles) on Hwy 583, then South 2.81 km (1.75 miles) on Rg Rd 225. GPS: 51.684000, -113.099000<br />
Tractors<br />
<strong>20</strong>02 Case IH STX425 Quadtrac, s/n JEE0100224, 16<br />
spd powershift LH rev, 5 hyd outlets, aux hyd, 30 in. tracks,<br />
4351 hrs showing.<br />
<strong>20</strong>01 John Deere 8210 MFWD, s/n RW8210P013461,<br />
powershift, diff lock, 3 hyd outlets, aux hyd, Big 1000 PTO, frt<br />
weights, rear wheel weights, 4<strong>20</strong>/90R30 F, <strong>20</strong>.8R42 R, duals,<br />
10<strong>03</strong> hrs showing<br />
<strong>20</strong>08 John Deere 6430 Premium MFWD, s/n L06430H554016,<br />
673 ldr, bkt, grapple, 16 spd Power Quad, LH Rev, diff lock, 2 hyd,<br />
540/1000 PTO, 3 pt hitch, CommandCenter display, rear wheel<br />
weights, 340/85R28 F 18.4-38 R, 2341 hrs showing.<br />
1979 Allis-Chalmers 7060 2WD.<br />
1982 Allis-Chalmers 6140 2WD.<br />
Combines & Headers<br />
<strong>20</strong>11 Case IH 91<strong>20</strong>, s/n YBG212398, 3016 15 ft hdr, s/n<br />
YBS026066, reverser, VSR, auto HHC, rock trap, grain tank<br />
exts, chaff spreader, Magnacut chopper, Pro 600 display, 372<br />
receiver, Accuguide autosteer, lateral tilt fdr house, 5<strong>20</strong>/85R42<br />
F, 600/65R28 R, duals, 992 sep hrs showing.<br />
<strong>20</strong>09 Case IH 81<strong>20</strong>, s/n Y9G<strong>20</strong>7324, <strong>20</strong>16 hdr, s/n<br />
CCC002<strong>20</strong>57, reverser, VSR, auto HHC, rock trap, grain tank<br />
exts, chaff spreader, Magnacut chopper, Pro 600 display, 262<br />
receiver, Accuguide autosteer, 5<strong>20</strong>/85R42 F, 600/65R28 R,<br />
duals, 1166 sep hrs showing, rear tow hitch.<br />
<strong>20</strong>10 Honey Bee SP36 36 Ft Draper, s/n 36GB101397,<br />
to fit Case IH <strong>20</strong> series, P/U reel, hyd F&A, cross auger, factory<br />
transport.<br />
<strong>20</strong>07 Honey Bee SP36 36 Ft Draper, s/n 36GB071155,<br />
to fit Case IH <strong>20</strong> series, P/U reel, hyd F&A, cross auger, factory<br />
transport, Insight height control.<br />
Swathers<br />
<strong>20</strong>06 Massey Ferguson 92<strong>20</strong> 30 Ft, s/n HP08233,<br />
5<strong>20</strong>0 hdr, s/n HP1<strong>03</strong>64, P/U reel, F&A, dbl swath, 16.9-28 F,<br />
14L-16.1 R, 1119 hrs showing.<br />
Westward 3000 50 Ft Pull Type, s/n 74572, 1000 PTO,<br />
batt reel.<br />
Custombuilt Transport, s/n <strong>03</strong>9406175.<br />
Trucks<br />
<strong>20</strong><strong>03</strong> Peterbilt 379 Sleeper Truck Tractor T/A, s/n<br />
1XP5DB9X73D585936, Caterpillar C15 14.6 L, 475 hp, eng<br />
brake, Eaton Fuller 18 spd, A/R susp, 1<strong>20</strong>00 lb frt, 38000 lb<br />
rears, 243 in. WB, 63 in. Unibilt sleeper, alum wheels, rear<br />
loading camera.<br />
1997 Peterbilt 379 Sleeper Truck Tractor T/A, s/n<br />
1XP5DR9X3VN435215, Detroit Series 60 12.7 L, 475 hp,<br />
eng brake, Eaton Fuller 13 spd, A/R susp, 1<strong>20</strong>00 lb frt, 38000<br />
lb rears, 243 in. WB, 60 in. Unibilt sleeper, alum wheels.<br />
1988 GMC 7000 T/A Digger Derrick.<br />
1984 GMC T/A Grain.<br />
1984 GMC 7000 9000 Litre Fuel.<br />
<strong>20</strong><strong>03</strong> Chevrolet 2500HD Crew Cab 4x4 Pickup.<br />
Trailers<br />
<strong>20</strong>00 Lode King Super B Grain, s/n 2LDH-<br />
G2835YT<strong>03</strong>3637, steel box, A/R susp, air scales, roll tarp,<br />
electric gate openers, pup <strong>20</strong>00 Lode King Super B Grain, s/n<br />
2LDHG3026YT<strong>03</strong>3638, steel box, A/R susp, roll tarp, electric<br />
gate openers.<br />
1996 Merrit Super B Grain.<br />
1988 Trailmobile 53 Ft T/A Van.<br />
Trailmobile 33 Ft S/A Van.<br />
Custombuilt 24 Ft Tridem Gooseneck.<br />
Seeding, Tillage & Breaking<br />
<strong>20</strong>10 Bourgault 3310-48 PHD 48 Ft Air Drill, s/n<br />
40193PH13, floating hitch, 10 in. spacing, sgl shoot, mid-row<br />
banding, 4.5 in. pneu packers, primary blockage, monitor.<br />
<strong>20</strong>09 Bourgault 6550ST Tow-Behind Air Tank.<br />
1982 Friggstad 31 Ft Deep Tillage Cultivator.<br />
Custombuilt 8 Ft Box Scraper.<br />
1994 Degelman SM7000 70 Ft Heavy Harrows.<br />
Sprayer<br />
<strong>20</strong>08 Spra-Coupe 7660 90 Ft High Clearance, s/n<br />
S7660JNT1P1043, 725 gal poly tank, trip nozzle bodies, fence<br />
row nozzles, rinse tank, Outback S3 display, Outback receiver,<br />
Outback eDrive autosteer, hyd axle adj, 3<strong>20</strong>/85R38 f 380/90R46<br />
r, autoheight ctrl, section ctrl, Raven SCS 5000 control.<br />
Loader Back Hoe<br />
1981 Case 580D s/n9053777, bkt, cab, extendahoe w/<br />
bkt, 6600 hrs showing.<br />
Grain Handling Equipment<br />
<strong>20</strong>11 Brent 1082 1000± Bushel Grain Cart · <strong>20</strong>08 Buhler Farm King<br />
1395 13 In. x 95 Ft Mechanical Swing Grain Auger · 1996 Farm King<br />
1370 13 In. x 70 Ft Mechanical Swing Grain Auger · <strong>20</strong>09 Sakundiak<br />
HD10-1400 10 In. x 46 Ft Grain Auger · <strong>20</strong>13 Brandt 852 Supercharge<br />
8 In. x 52 Ft Grain Auger · Grain Guard CC18-60 18 In. Supplement<br />
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Autosteer · Diamond 8 Ft S/A Chaff Dump Wagon · Harmon 10<br />
Ft Steel Swath Roller · Tridekon Crop Dividers · 8 Ft Poly Swath<br />
Roller · Chem Handler III 65 Gallon · Chem Handler II 100 Gallon<br />
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Rototiller · John Deere 425 Lawn Mower · John Deere 54 In.<br />
Front Mount Blade · John Deere 60 In. Belly Mount Mower ·1997<br />
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<strong>ECA</strong> REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB MARCH 21'19 19<br />
Know our options<br />
Cont’d from Pg 6<br />
Is this too harsh? It would be if there<br />
wasn’t already a long history of failed<br />
‘reform’ movements.<br />
Also, to change the Canadian constitution<br />
still requires the agreement of<br />
most, if not all, of the provinces of<br />
Canada.<br />
Remember ‘Meech Lake’, and that’s<br />
if the other provinces even want to go<br />
through that again.<br />
We don’t even want to go through<br />
that distinct non-sense again.<br />
So what are Albertans to do?<br />
Are we going to continue to pay<br />
more than our fair share, through<br />
equalization and transfer payments,<br />
while waiting for federal government<br />
permission to maintain our standard<br />
of living?<br />
When our Alberta premier, whoever<br />
it is, negotiates with Canada, are they<br />
‘Canadian’ first or ‘Albertan’ first?<br />
And if our premier is Canadian first,<br />
which every Alberta premier,<br />
including Lougheed, Klein, and<br />
Notley, has been then is not that ‘negotiation’<br />
merely a ‘capitulation’<br />
(surrender)?<br />
Of course it is because Canada<br />
knows that we Albertans are not considering<br />
any other options. And until<br />
we Albertans do so, Canada will have<br />
its way with us.<br />
We have options when we buy a<br />
Salute to Agriculture<br />
/ Farm Safety<br />
house or look for a job.<br />
Certainly you look at more than one<br />
house before you buy.<br />
Any good negotiator will tell you<br />
that there is no negotiation unless<br />
each party has options, otherwise<br />
there is nothing to negotiate. There is<br />
only a surrender.<br />
You might loudly protest but you<br />
will still comply because you ‘know of<br />
no other options’. And that is just what<br />
every Alberta premier has done.<br />
So the first step in any negotiation is<br />
to know our options.<br />
Here are eight options for Albertans<br />
to ponder:<br />
1.) Stay within Canada.<br />
2.) Form a new nation with British<br />
Columbia.<br />
3.) Join the United States of<br />
America.<br />
4.) Form a new nation with<br />
Saskatchewan.<br />
5.) Form a new nation with British<br />
Columbia and Saskatchewan.<br />
6.) Form a new nation British<br />
Columbia, Saskatchewan and<br />
Manitoba.<br />
7.) Open negotiations simultaneously<br />
with all parties.<br />
8.) Form an independent Albertan<br />
nation.<br />
Corinne & Jay Bortnik, Albertans<br />
Hanna, Alberta<br />
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Think Safety,<br />
Farm Safety<br />
Smear campaign unjustified<br />
Cont’d from Pg 6<br />
As a result, David was so stressed<br />
from the legal wrangling that he<br />
couldn’t sleep and died at age 62 of a<br />
heart attack.<br />
The Act gave the Hansen’s no constitutional<br />
or legal right to private<br />
property.<br />
The UCP is correctly using this situation<br />
as an example of an egregious<br />
case of trampling on private property<br />
rights.<br />
The Hanson’s have been legally<br />
abused in court by successive provincial<br />
governments for 35 years and it<br />
still isn’t settled.<br />
The UCP haven’t made the link that<br />
it is the Special Areas Act that is and<br />
was the cause of the Hansen’s situation<br />
and other similar situations in the<br />
Special Areas.<br />
Our MLA, Rick Strankman, has<br />
been accused of trying to destroy the<br />
Special Areas.<br />
What he has been trying to do is<br />
have changes made that would give<br />
the residents of the area property<br />
rights.<br />
Special Areas No. 1 was the area<br />
around Medicine Hat, so what was<br />
part of that Special Area is now rural<br />
municipal districts<br />
and they have property<br />
rights with<br />
elected councils to<br />
administer their<br />
own affairs.<br />
The remaining<br />
Special Areas has<br />
matured and developed<br />
to the point<br />
now that they could<br />
be converted into a<br />
rural municipal district<br />
similar to the<br />
County of<br />
Paintearth where I live.<br />
The broad smear campaign that is<br />
going on in the Drumheller-Stettler<br />
constituency is unjustified when all<br />
the MLA has been trying to do is<br />
secure the same property rights for<br />
those residents that the rest of us in<br />
rural Alberta enjoy.<br />
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COUNTY OF PAINTEARTH NO. 18<br />
AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD<br />
The Agricultural Service Board believes in the strengthening of our<br />
agricultural community by promoting, maintaining, and improving the agricultural industry.<br />
Our mission is to promote and apply effective pest management strategies that are<br />
sustainable, provide extension programs and materials that can improve the sustainability of<br />
the family farm both economically and environmentally, administer the ASB Act and all<br />
other agricultural legislation as required.<br />
Agricultural Service Board programs include:<br />
• Roadside Mowing and Spraying<br />
• Private Land Weed Control<br />
• Agricultural Pest Control<br />
• Cattle Scale<br />
• Shelterbelt Coordination and Planting<br />
• Various Rental Equipment<br />
Agricultural Service Board Members:<br />
Maurice Wiart (ASB Chairman),<br />
Doreen Blumhagen (Vice Chairman),<br />
Members: Stan Schulmeister, George Glazier,<br />
Tyrrill Hewitt, Dale Norton, Diane Elliott,<br />
Dale Pilsworth, Eric Neilson<br />
Director Of Environmental Services: Jeff Cosens<br />
Asst. Agricultural Fieldman: Trevor Kerr<br />
Phone (4<strong>03</strong>)882-3211 www.countypaintearth.ca
<strong>20</strong> M arch 21'19 HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB. Eca REVIEW<br />
Salute to Agriculture<br />
/ Farm Safety<br />
Felt a sense of community<br />
Cont’d from Pg 1<br />
The highest number<br />
of immigrants ever<br />
recorded was in 1913,<br />
when more than<br />
400,000 immigrants<br />
arrived in the country.<br />
Because of these hurdles,<br />
the St. Michael’s<br />
Manfred (Hungarian)<br />
Society felt the plaque<br />
was a great way to<br />
show their pride for<br />
their country and roots<br />
that have taken place<br />
in the west.<br />
It started as a conversation<br />
between Barry<br />
Stotts, an organizer of<br />
the event, and Doug<br />
Orom after they had<br />
finished conducting<br />
odd jobs around the<br />
cemetery when a<br />
person was spotted<br />
viewing some of the<br />
headstones.<br />
It turned out to be<br />
Julianna Stein from<br />
the Manfred Society.<br />
The society had been<br />
in contact with the<br />
Embassy of Hungary<br />
and the Canadian-<br />
Hungarian Heritage<br />
Council to erect<br />
plaques in various<br />
places across Canada<br />
to honour Hungarian<br />
settlers of the past.<br />
Stein visited four<br />
times over the course<br />
of three years to understand<br />
the layout and<br />
later create the plaque<br />
with her husband.<br />
The announcement<br />
was made in January,<br />
setting the date for the<br />
ceremony. This information<br />
was quickly<br />
spread online,<br />
increasing excitement<br />
and attendance.<br />
“We had responses<br />
from some people like<br />
the Mraz’s who donated<br />
their land. A lot of the<br />
cousins – they all sort<br />
of came [like the]<br />
Kerik’s, Orom’s,<br />
Filinger’s, Mraz’s… so<br />
it just kept on going,”<br />
said Stotts.<br />
Stotts displayed<br />
heartfelt tears of joy by<br />
the sight of how many<br />
had arrived for the special<br />
occasion.<br />
“I’m just overwhelmed.<br />
We expected<br />
<strong>20</strong>. It just kept on going<br />
and I think the thing<br />
that got me – why I am<br />
overwhelmed is that<br />
there are so many<br />
cousins. It’s become a<br />
family reunion. That’s<br />
an interesting thing to<br />
know. They all share<br />
and meet other people<br />
so it is good,” said<br />
Stotts.<br />
“We expected <strong>20</strong> and<br />
we had 92 relatives that<br />
said that they were<br />
coming and I think<br />
that there was probably<br />
100 coming that were<br />
here. So it was really<br />
something meant to<br />
honour the Hungarian<br />
settlers and the people<br />
who have settled this<br />
land. They worked<br />
hard for it.”<br />
The plaque, which is<br />
now installed on the<br />
obelisk at the entrance<br />
of the cemetery, says:<br />
‘We are honoured to<br />
pay tribute to the first<br />
Hungarian settlers<br />
who arrived in this<br />
country in 1894 and<br />
those who followed in<br />
later years. Their<br />
legacy has been a great<br />
contribution to the success<br />
of Alberta and<br />
Canada.’<br />
First of the<br />
Hungarian settlers<br />
came to the area primarily<br />
from the<br />
County of Tolna,<br />
Dunafoldvar vicinity,<br />
and Fejer County.<br />
The Meister family<br />
first arrived in 1894 followed<br />
by the Mraz<br />
family in 1895. Later,<br />
the Öröm, Dubics<br />
(Dubitz), Kerék (Kerik),<br />
Pulai (Pullay) Gallai,<br />
Tóth, Pék, Pintér,<br />
Fillinger, Földi, Rózsa,<br />
Fazekas and Csire<br />
(Cire) families arrived,<br />
all of which had an<br />
average of four to six<br />
children.<br />
For many years, the<br />
idea of a church dedicated<br />
to their religion<br />
was not realistic so,<br />
instead, the families<br />
would gather at the<br />
Kerik’s where Father<br />
Beillevaire, the<br />
Catholic pastor of the<br />
region gave service and<br />
counselling<br />
occasionally.<br />
In 1909, Janos (John)<br />
Mraz Jr. offered up five<br />
acres of his own land to<br />
aid in the construction<br />
of a church and<br />
cemetery.<br />
The next year the St.<br />
Michael’s Catholic<br />
Church and cemetery<br />
were created with the<br />
help of many local families<br />
including four<br />
non-Hungarian<br />
Catholic families by<br />
donation and other<br />
means.<br />
It became the first<br />
Catholic church of the<br />
region and the only<br />
Hungarian chapel<br />
A number of people who attended the plaque dedication<br />
ceremony also visited the 65-year-old church at the top of<br />
the hill near the cemetery as it was opened for the special<br />
occasion. The St. Michael’s Manfred Society is planning on<br />
demolishing the structure sometime this year.<br />
<br />
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The original St. Michael’s Roman-<br />
Catholic Church circa 1910.<br />
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within Alberta at the<br />
time.<br />
This centre became<br />
the pinnacle for<br />
community.<br />
“I think that because<br />
of the strong work ethic<br />
that they brought here,<br />
it seems like all of the<br />
families work together<br />
and there was a lot of<br />
visiting,” said Stotts.<br />
“There was a lot of<br />
community functions<br />
when the church was<br />
going and they would<br />
travel a long distance<br />
just to get there. They<br />
felt a real sense of community<br />
and are<br />
wanting to keep their<br />
heritage alive in the<br />
community.”<br />
Istvan Dubics<br />
(Stephen Dubitz) and<br />
his wife offered a two<br />
metre high stone crucifix<br />
that stood in front<br />
of the original church.<br />
It was later moved to<br />
the cemetery to continue<br />
showing the<br />
proud heritage of the<br />
Bashaw area.<br />
In 1935, the steeple<br />
was severely damaged<br />
after a major thunderstorm<br />
so a wooden<br />
cross took its place<br />
until the church underwent<br />
renovations and<br />
reconstruction.<br />
The new church was<br />
built over the course of<br />
1955 and 1956 after the<br />
original building<br />
started showing signs<br />
of wear. The major<br />
overhaul on the<br />
building included the<br />
installation of a<br />
modern heating system<br />
and electrical wiring.<br />
Stotts did mention<br />
this church will soon<br />
be demolished as many<br />
years of wear have<br />
taken a toll on the<br />
building, especially the<br />
foundation.<br />
Despite this, the<br />
society wants to continue<br />
beautification of<br />
the cemetery itself by<br />
re-fencing, adding<br />
trees, and adding adequate<br />
parking among<br />
other projects.<br />
Due to the larger<br />
church situated in<br />
Bashaw, the rural<br />
church became obsolete.<br />
In 1975, it was<br />
announced by the<br />
Catholic diocese it will<br />
officially close because<br />
of the lack of parishioners<br />
who were taking<br />
advantage of the larger<br />
centre for prayer.<br />
The doors of the<br />
facility stayed open<br />
until the mid-80s for<br />
anyone who wished to<br />
have a moment but<br />
because of the disappearance<br />
of several<br />
valuable relics and religious<br />
items, a padlock<br />
was added to the main<br />
doors, keeping it shut.<br />
As for the Hungarian<br />
Society, its history<br />
begins in 1951.<br />
The Manfred club as<br />
it was called was<br />
formed to mainly take<br />
care of the ageing<br />
infrastructure but<br />
after the closure of the<br />
chapel, it was reorganized<br />
in 1994 as the St.<br />
Michael’s Manfred<br />
(Hungarian) that<br />
focuses on the maintenance<br />
of the cemetery.<br />
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