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4 J uly 11'19 HANNA/CORONATION/STETTl ER, AB. ECA REVIEW Presents the Presents the th ANNUAL 38 th ANNUAL GUN & SPORTSMAN SHOW & SALE Saturday & Sunday Saturday & Sunday SHOW HOURS TABLE RENTS: SATURDAY: 9AM -- 5PM SUNDAY: 9AM - 3PM $45 PER TABLE Admission $5 - Children 10 & under FREE with adult FRIDAY SET UP - 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM For For more information contact: July 20 & 21, 2019 Hanna Curling Rink • 501 - 3rd Street West SHOW HOURS Admission $5 - Children 10 & under FREE with adult FRIDAY SET UP - 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM EXHIBITORS FROM: BRITISH COLUMBIA •• ALBERTA • SASKATCHEWAN • • MANITOBA •• ONTARIO Andre (403) Andre 854-7277 (403) or 854-7277 John (403) 854-6437
ECA REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB JuL y 11'19 5 Information on powerline fires presented Cont’d from Pg 1 “If a fire were approaching any one of these 11 homes, ATCO’s plan is to call the Stettler office. They don’t actually fight fire but they know what to do.” Fetaz provided some information on the increase in powerline fires, increase in fire expense and taxes. “The increase in taxes can still be achieved if the county would require ATCO to place substations where accessibility to fight fires is possible. The Paintearth Valley is not a safe location. “Let’s put more value on homes and people and less value on increased profit margins,” she said. “We are stronger together. We all want the same thing: health and prosperity.” Council accepted the presentation as information and agreed to wait until ATCO gets in contact with the county before they move forward. Strategic planning process adopted Council reviewed a completed draft of the new strategic planning process with new established guidelines and timelines. Council agreed to have the document reviewed after the first year. The goal of the document is to define the council’s goals and articulate major results over their four year term. For newly elected councillors, this is an important step in understanding what should be prioritized and strived towards. The strategic plan sets out objectives for each area of county operations. ‘Sheriff and the Missus’ at the Coronation Rodeo parade Sat. July 6, 2019. ECA Review/J.Webster Coronation parade results Submitted The 49th annual Rodeo Parade was held on in the afternoon of Sat. July 6. The weather was perfect and the entries were fantastic. Judges Karen Horn and Katherine Rice did a great job once again! Next year we will celebrate 50 years of Professional Rodeo in Coronation so we hope to make the Parade bigger and better than ever! Best Theme Float for first place went to SK Welding and second place to the Town of Coronation. Best Decorated Business Vehicle went to Future Ag in first place and Korner Kash & Karry in second. Coronation Tire & Rubber snagged first place for best business float while Home Hardware took second place. For the Clubs and Churches category, first place went to the Coronation Memorial Library and second to the Zinger School of Dance. The Out of Town category first place finish went to the Town of Stettler. Second place went to the Gracenotes Choir based out of Stettler. In the Antiques category, first place was awarded to Tony and Chris Selzler and their 1968 Meteor S33 Convertible while second went to Cliff Cline and his 1948 IHC Super A. For Novelty, the MacGougan Posse – Kids/ Calves/Goats won first. Expedia Cruise Ship Centre with Carol Lundy took second. Lastly, the Horses category first place went to Calvin Bishell with their team and buggy. On board was Honorary Parade Marshall Dale Butterwick. Tom Wraight with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren for the Mounted Group of Seven took second place. Friday: • Family Street Dance • Fireworks at Dusk Saturday: • 8 am Fun run • Pancake Breakfast • 11 am Parade • Museum open house & bandstand entertainment • Devonian Park grand opening/ History Book launch Edgerton Sports Days and Fair went off without a hitch. In the case of the Antique Tractor Pull though, a hitch or winch is always a necessity. Lawrence Sparks of Edgerton tests his John Deere 830 tractor in the antique tractor show on Sat. July 8. The weekend event included a PBR Bullarama, fireworks, pancake breakfast, livestock show, petting zoo, barrel racing and pole bending jackpot, steak supper and chuckwagon and chariot races. ECA Review/T.Huxley Sat. June 29 marked the Trochu and District Agricultural Society’s third annual mini rodeo event. The day was filled with mini bareback, saddle broncs, mutton busting and wild pony races as well as bouncy castles and face painting for the kids. A dance was also provided later that same night featuring the High 5 band. Both events were very well received. Seen above: Hayze, Harlee and Sienna Bensmiller participated in the wild pony races. Image courtesy of Tracey Gorr • Beer Gardens and music • Children’s activities • Miniature train rides • Battle River train rides • Musical Ride • Dinner & Dance (tickets must be pre-booked) Sunday: • Pancake Breakfast • Ecumenical Church Service • Museum open house and bandstand entertainment • Children’s activities • Free swim • Miniature train rides • Horse carriage rides • School tours • Talent show and LOTS LOTS MORE For details visit: www.forestburg.ca In Loving Memory of Eunice Loreen Campion March 6 1943 - July 10 2017 Gods’ Garden God looked around His garden And He found an empty place. 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