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Zak McLachlan boarding has meant so much to him. He [email protected] began skateboarding at the age of seven, and although he doesn’t skate much any- ravis Anderson has a passion for skate- more after suffering a number of injuries Tboarding, and he wants to pass on that throughout the years, he believes it is a passion to the younger generation. great activity for youths to pick up. Anderson is the owner of Rain Dog Skate “I’ve always looked at it like if you play Shop in Wainwright, which provides local hockey and you’re really good at hockey, skateboarders with a place close to home then you’re really good at hockey. But if to fill all their skateboarding needs. But he that guy tries to play soccer, he’s probably wants to take that one step further. not that good at soccer. But with skate- Anderson has started a GoFundMe page boarding, if you’re good at skateboarding to help fund a new indoor skate park in you’re going to be good at mountain board- Wainwright, and he believes it would be a ing, you’re going to be good at surfing, and great addition to the community. you’re going to work on your endurance “Looking at the surrounding area, the and balance and stamina,” he said. only indoor skate park is either in Saska- “It’s kind of a ball of talent that you can toon or Edmonton, and there’s nothing in use anywhere, and that’s how I’ve al- between. So I saw the need and I want to ways looked at it. Yeah, for a lot of people fill the need. I’ve heard some not so good it’s a hobby. But it’s just like going to the things about the current skatepark, and gym. You go 20 minutes on a skateboard I feel like if we have an indoor park we and you’re sweating, plus you’re running around in the heat and just getting good could change all of those issues,” he said. Travis Anderson, owner of Rain Dog Skate Shop, has big plans for Photo: Zak Anderson referenced the complaints he an all seasons indoor skatepark in Wainwright. McLachlan exercise.” has heard about fights, thefts, use of drugs Plans are starting to come together for and other issues at the current outdoor the indoor skatepark, and Anderson said skatepark, and he thinks an indoor facility would of the local pros who are on their way up. They want he hopes to have it up and running in the next two give local youths a chance to enjoy the sport with- to teach kids the fundamentals like how to stand years. He said having an indoor park for local skat- out having to deal with any of the negative issues on a skateboard, how to ride a skateboard properly, ers will only help to grow the sport and give more that could come into play at an how to learn the flow of a park youths more opportunities throughout the year. unsupervised park. and that sort of thing. I think it’s “People are hungry for it. Having this outdoor “It would be under surveil- “Looking around at the important that we focus on peo- park is great, but if it’s too hot you can’t skate it, if it’s lance, and if anybody was seen surrounding area, the only ple our age for skateboarding, too cold you can’t skate it and if it’s raining you can’t causing any kind of bullying indoor skatepark is either but also it’s the future of skate- skate it. And it’s also not the best beginner park with or any of that going on, they’re boarding we’re trying to develop eight foot ramps…There are just so many things out of there. It will be a safe in Saskatoon or Edmonton, with this,” Anderson said. that come into play,” he said. place where people can just go and there’s nothing in On top of the GoFundMe page, “So we want to give skaters a beginning point and skate,” he said. between. So I saw the need Anderson has a number of ideas and some big ramps for the experienced guys and a Another part of the plan is to for fundraising events such as street area as well so we can hit all the demograph- offer a skateboarding school for and I want to fill the need.” raffles and skateboard competi- ics that way.” local youths to teach them all - Travis Anderson, tions like the one hosted by Rain Keep an eye on the Rain Dog Skate Shop Face- the ins and outs of the sport. Rain Dog Skate Shop Dog Skate Shop back on June 15. book page for information on upcoming fundraisers “We’re also going to do a Anderson said he is excited or check out the project’s GoFundMe page at www. skateboarding school with two to help grow the sport amongst www.gofundme.com/f/rdss-indoor-skate-park. youth in the area because skate- EDGE ARE YOU MÉTIS? The Métis Nation of Alberta will be available to help you BACK TO SCHOOL through the Métis Citizenship application process. SEASON IS ALMOST Join us in WAINWRIGHT UNDERWAY. ASK ABOUT OUR AUG Communiplex FAMILY EYEGLASS X19074MM0700 – 2 Avenue PACKAGES TO 06 2pm - 7pm SAVE THE DAY!
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Commentary by Phyllis o anyone in- Holmes Tvolved in avia- [email protected] tion the word “Os- hkosh” has special meaning. For those t is frustrating to have a gor- not connected to avi- Igeous summer day outside ation it may mean thwarted by the buzzing of mos- children’s clothing. quitoes. They are an annoyance Aviators use that manages to spoil too much Aircraft used to travel to Oshkosh. Photo: Roger Holmes terms like “Mecca” of our already short summers. and “Pilgrims” to But as Canadians we are mostly spared describe the Osh- ity of Zika virus, (first spread to humans the more dangerous ravages of this tiny kosh experience. An analogy that resonates with a lot of people is “Osh- in 1952) potentially contracted during a creature. kosh is to aircraft as Sturgis is to motorcycles”. visit to warmer climes has made even Ca- On a trip to Africa I was told that the Oshkosh is located in east central Wisconsin on the shores of Lake Win- nadians nervous. We have reason to be. most dangerous animal was not the lion nebago. In late July each year for the past 50 years aviators have migrated The rest of the world knows the menace of or even the hippopotamus, it was the here for a week to share the experience of flight. mosquitos all too well. mosquito. The World Health Organiza- The magnitude of the event is staggering. The airport and several nearby Maclean’s warns “A warming planet tion (WHO) asserts that more deaths are airports record over 10,000 aircraft arrivals during the event. Those who do and a global population ever more on the associated with mosquitoes than any not arrive by aircraft also come in droves. Over 200,000 individuals will move will see diseases known and still other animal on the planet. Their capacity come to the 7 day event. Many stay for more than one day boosting the unknown move to now quiescent areas.” for spreading disease in humans results in week long entrance to over 600,000. It notes, “As the world warms, mosquito- millions of deaths each year. MacLean’s This is the story of one of those. bore diseases will expand into higher magazine (August, 2019) recounts the “RV over Fisk rock your wings” “good rock, turn right and follow the air- altitudes and higher latitudes. This is stark statistic that of the 108 billion peo- craft in front of you down Fisk avenue for a left base on 36 monitor tower confirmed by the Government of Canada ple who have ever lived, mosquito-borne on 126.6” website, “Canadians will likely face an diseases have killed close to half of all of I am in the back seat of a small home built aircraft. The pilot is Dennis increased risk of mosquito-borne diseases those or 52 billion people. Fox of Three Hills. It is his first approach into Oshkosh. We are lucky. The due to climate change. The Public Health More than half of the world’s popula- traffic is light. We are following a Bonanza and listening for more instruc- Agency of Canada explains, “Increases in tion lives in areas affected by the mosqui- tions. “RV on base 36 left start your decent” “RV turn final for 36 left cleared temperature, changes in rainfall patterns to-borne diseases including Zika, dengue, to land yellow dot” Dennis has the plane lined up on the left runway and and a decreased number of frost days cre- chikungunya and yellow fever, carried by we fly down to a large yellow dot half way down the 6,000 ft. runway. ate an ideal habitat for mosquitoes to live, the aedes aegypti mosquito. The WHO ad- “Welcome to Oshkosh, turn left off the runway follow the flag men to park- breed and transmit disease in Canada.” vises that the incidence of dengue has ris- ing.” I go outside to work in the yard. I put en 30 times over in the past 30 years and It is hot and humid. Dennis slides back the canopy and we hold up a sign on the requisite sunscreen and spray in- more countries are reporting their first with the large letters HBC for the ground crew to guide us to the Home sect repellant laced with DEET liberally. outbreaks. There are other types of mos- Built Camping area. Dennis is relieved, we made it. A guy on a small mo- Still, at the end of the day I see two mos- quitoes including the culex that transmits torcycle wearing a safety vest signals us to follow him. He takes us down a quito bites. How will we protect ourselves West Nile Virus and the anopheles, which taxiway then onto a large grass field with rows and rows of aircraft similar when these even scarier mosquitoes ar- transmits malaria. to ours. We cross another road and get marshalled into a smaller lot. We are rive here? What can we do now to help The presence of West Nile Virus in parked in row 303 in the home built camping area. Engine off, we are here. the half of the world’s population contend North America in 1999 and the possibil- We have arrived at the world busiest airport without speaking to any with this menace? One day the biggest one by carefully following the instructions in a 32 page Notice to Airmen health scourge for us may not be cancer which is manditory for this approach. or heart disease, but the various horrors ROSE caused by this tiny little insect. to be continued compliments of Wainwright Roseto you Flower Cart AUGUST 9 & 10 1:00-7:00pm Friday Allan Samm For all your hard work at the St. Thomas 7:30am - 3pm Saturday Anglican Church food booth at the Wainwright Stampede. NO EARLY BIRDS! 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Submitted article ear Editor, the Town does at the Cemetery, they Alberta Health Services D are doing the same with the flowers. We are writing this letter to express The entire town is just beautiful our appreciation to the Town of Wain- and we should all be very proud to ooking for vegetarian or wright for stepping up to assist the call Wainwright home. Lvegan protein choices Communities in Bloom group this for your next meal? In- year. Thank you again to the Mayor, stead of meat, you can use John did the CIB watering for three Council and especially to the water- beans, lentils, tofu, eggs, years and he can tell you first hand ing team. nuts or seed butter to make that it was not an easy task. delicious, healthy dishes. The Town agreeing to take over the Meatless meals are excel- watering has really eased the burden John and Anne Kalczak lent for anyone, not just on CIB, and like the wonderful job Wainwright, Alberta people who avoid meat for religious or cultural rea- sons. 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or many people, the first place they look when s a noun a pedestrian is a person walking on or aersk, a major worldwide shipping company searching for a new pet is websites like Kijiji or F Aby a road. As an adjective pedestrian means lack- has plans to be carbon neutral by 2050. Auda- the Facebook Marketplace. It seems like a quick and M ing inspiration or excitement, dull. cious? Maybe. For a company in an industry that convenient way to browse the market of puppies In Wainwright pedestrians normally have the uses some pretty dirty fuel to be on their way to car- around your area to find just the right one for you right of way over vehicles. Vehicles have to stop for a bon neutral takes some serious leadership. and your family. pedestrian in a cross walk. That seems normal and is It would be significantly easier to continue with But unfortunately sometimes those Kijiji puppy well respected by the motoring public. business as usual, but there are some advantages to sellers aren’t the pet-loving animal enthusiasts they Jaywalking is a term for crossing the street in an their approach. appear to be. unmarked area. It gets its designation from a time They also plan to do it while still making money. This past weekend, a 52-year-old woman north- when “Jay” was a slang term for a dull or stupid per- That is important, because a company that’s out of east of Edmonton was arrested and charged for son. Thus walking across the road in an unmarked business is pretty carbon neutral already. numerous offences after police discovered 72 dogs at location was considered not too bright. However it is We’re unlikely to give up the international ship- the alleged puppy mill at her home. not against the law in Wainwright to be a Jaywalker. ping we’ve become accustomed to, so making it These animals were found stuffed into small cages It gets a bit more complicated with traffic lights. Ac- carbon neutral allows it to retain a place in our low- and locked in closets in the home, which police cording to the town by-law enforcement officer Jeff carbon future. described as having puppies in every square inch Graham, we do have a by-law against crossing a high- Being carbon neutral will also appeal to the com- of the house. Police found this atrocity thanks to way (all streets and alleys are considered highways) panies worldwide who recognize that being associ- complaints from a handful of prospective puppy pur- where there is a sign against crossing it. In Wain- ated with a lower emissions carrier is good for their chasers who became suspicious about the welfare of wright you will find those signs at the traffic lights image. the puppies after showing up and finding their dog on Main Street and 5th Ave. and again at the Main Maersk is already well on their way. They’re oper- of choice looking much more unhealthy than the Street crossing of Highway 14 as well as the Highway ating as if the change to the low carbon economy is photo online indicated. 14 lights at 27th street near the Tim Hortons. At those inevitable and they need to keep up with the chang- Thankfully this woman is facing numerous charg- locations pedestrians need to push a button to get rid ing times. The scenario with the low carbon future is es and will likely be banned from ever owning an of the red hand sign and get the white walker indica- the one that allows continued industrial scale ship- animal again. But you can just imagine how many tor. ping, so it’s in their interest to keep it going. other puppy mills are out there keeping animals in What is most frustrating is the timing set up on the Their bet on a low-carbon future is a way of bet- similar conditions. walk lights at the Main and 5th intersection. All four ting on the future of civilization, and is likely to be It is appalling that anybody would do this to a directions seem to respond differently to the amount good for business. It’s good for all of us, what with poor little puppy, but there are steps the rest of us can of time it takes when the button is pushed and how civilization surviving this crisis, if their bet pays off. take to help put a stop to these situations. long you wait to cross the street. This leads to frus- There are lots of hard problems to solve as we Firstly, if you visit a place like the one described tration and a good many of us are guilty of walking move to a low-carbon economy. Like landing on above and have suspicions about the welfare of the against that sign due to the lack of any obvious logic the moon, it’ll take dedicated people to solve each animals, you should absolutely phone the police. in its operation. Walking against that sign is subject to individual problem if we’re going to make it. On the Secondly, don’t entertain the online sales pitches a $50 ticket for a by-law infraction. plus side, the companies that take the lead have the of these puppy mills. There are pet rescue centres Something needs to be done to make that intersec- best chance to profit as the conventional industries all over the province with people who passionately tion more pedestrian friendly. Just keep it simple and are disrupted. care for and raise pets who have been mistreated predictable. and abused, and those are the people who should be If something is not done more of us will choose the sought out when you’re looking for a new cute little less safe but legal Jaywalking solution out of frustra- member of the family. If you’re looking for a pet, do tion. the right thing and adopt a rescue.
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By Phyllis Holmes PUBLIC NOTICE M.D. OF PROVOST NO. 52 [email protected] TAKE NOTICE THAT A DEVELOPMENT PERMIT HAS My quest to make the perfect saskatoon pie is ongo- BEEN APPROVED AS FOLLOWS: ing. My results are often more “humble pie” than PERMIT NO. 1809 “easy as pie”. I love saskatoons, the hardy little berries APPLICANT: Tanner Sather that link me back to my foraging ancestors. There is LOCATION: S.E. 9-41-07-W4M something very satisfying about picking the saska- House toons myself. And pie made from the saskatoons is my APPROVAL SHALL COME INTO EFFECT WITHIN 15 favourite. DAYS OF THIS NOTICE. ANY APPEAL TO THE ABOVE Once I came close to making the perfect saskatoon SASKATOON PIE SHALL BE MADE WITHIN 14 DAYS TO THIS OFFICE IN pie. It was golden and crispy and impressive. It was Ingredients: WRITING. DOVRDëXNH,ZDVZLWKRXWDQRYHQZLWKRXWDSLH 4 cups saskatoons DATED: July 23rd, 2019 2 tablespoons pan, without my usual lard; so I improvised. I used Bob Hawriliuk the barbecue. I used an 8-inch cast iron frying pan. cornstarch Assistant Development Officer I used butter. The barbecue’s temperature somehow ¼ cup water inched close to 500 degrees. I thought the pie might be 2/3-cup sugar UXLQHG%XWWKHSDVWU\ZDVJROGHQëDN\HYHQRQWKH 1 ½ tablespoons lemon juice bottom. I haven’t been able to replicate that since. 1-2 tablespoons butter PUBLIC NOTICE Preheat oven to 450 degrees M.D. OF PROVOST NO. 52 I have generally found lard easier to manage than butter and like the recipe that comes on the Tender- 1. Line a 9 inch pie plate with pastry TAKE NOTICE THAT A DEVELOPMENT PERMIT HAS BEEN APPROVED AS FOLLOWS: ëDNHSDFNDJH 2. Mix cornstarch with water until smooth and then blend with 2/3-cup My “Art and Soul of Baking” manual advises: sugar. Blend this into the saskatoons and then let this mixture stand for 15 PERMIT NO. 1808 APPLICANT: Metiskow Recreation Board “Rule Number One: Don’t panic!!! The more anxious minutes before putting it into the pie shell. you become, the less fun you have. Besides, the dough 3. Sprinkle the saskatoons with the lemon juice and dot with butter. LOCATION: Block 6, Plan 3069 B.U. Metiskow Basketball Court can smell fear (or at least it seems that way). 4. Cover the pie with the top crust. APPROVAL SHALL COME INTO EFFECT WITHIN 15 Rule Number Two: Get ready to bake. Read the recipe 5. Bake at 450 degrees for 10-15 minutes and then reduce the heat to 350 DAYS OF THIS NOTICE. ANY APPEAL TO THE ABOVE before you begin and measure out your ingredients. degrees and bake for another 40-45 minutes. SHALL BE MADE WITHIN 14 DAYS TO THIS OFFICE IN And remember, it’s food, not world peace. Even less- WRITING. than-perfect pies are still delicious, especially served (If the pastry is getting too brown on the edges, cover the edges with tin foil DATED: July 23rd, 2019 strips or by cutting a circle out of a square of tin foil.) warm with plenty of ice cream.” Bob Hawriliuk Assistant Development Officer
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Sergeant Wes Bensmiller Constable Matthew Leblanc Corporal Norm Weber Constable Chris Bilodeau Constable Ben Dixon Constable Greg Bamber Constable Michael Hamilton Constable Charles Lambright Constable Karanvir Nanuan Constable Lisa Marrower POLICEBEAT “The Police Beat” is a joint effort be- known male drinking beer in a ve- started while suspects were attempt- cate the vehicle. tween Star News and the Wainwright hicle in the area of 3rd Avenue and ing to steal the cable. 5:40 p.m. – Complaint of a break and RCMP and is put together by a repre- » 5th Street. Members made patrols, 10:40 p.m. – Complaint of a suspi- enter and a theft at a rural property sentative of both organizations. » but they could not locate the vehicle. cious vehicle northeast of Wain- north of Irma. Various items were July 15-21 wright. Complainant advised a vehi- taken. No suspects at this time. July 16 cle parked near his residence quickly Zak McLachlan with files from » 1:00 p.m. – Request to assist EMS » 8:35 p.m. – Members on routine Sgt. Wes Bensmiller drove away when he approached it. patrol on Highway 14 west of Wain- with a suicidal male. Members at- No suspects at this time. tended, but EMS did not require po- wright performed a traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding. Driver was is- There were 68 complaints/incidents, six lice assistance by the time members July 18 deer-related incidents, eleven ‘not a police sued a $167 violation ticket. arrived. » 6:10 a.m. – Complaint of a possible matters’, no false 911 calls, three cases » 2:10 p.m. – Complainant attended breach of a no contact order. Investi- » 8:50 p.m. – Members on routine of failure to appear and two false alarms Detachment to advise he believed gation determined the no contact or- patrol on Highway 14 west of Wain- were reported during the week. his license plate had been stolen in der was no longer in place. No charg- wright performed a traffic stop on a Wainwright and was being used in es considered. vehicle for speeding. Driver was is- sued a $120 violation ticket. Edmonton, as he had received a by- » 7:30 a.m. – Complaint of a theft of July 15 law ticket related to the plate which cable from a lease site northeast of » 11:10 p.m. – Complaint of a distur- » 2:50 a.m. – Complaint of an attempt- had been missing. No suspects at this Wainwright. No suspects at this time. bance in the area of 6th Street and ed break and enter to a business in time. 6th Avenue. Members attended and Edgerton. Complainant advised sus- » 7:35 p.m. – Complaint of a theft of mediated the situation. No further » 6:15 p.m. – 911 hangup from the tailgate from a vehicle while parked pects attempted to gain access by Battle River Lodge. Members deter- complaints. breaking windows on the building, in the area of 15th Street and 15th Av- mined it was a mis-dial. No emer- enue. No suspects at this time. but they were scared off when the gency. July 20 alarm sounded. No suspects at this » 11:30 a.m. – Complaint of a theft of » 3:30 p.m. – Complaint of a theft of time. » 7:10 p.m. – Complaint of a vehicle cable from a lease site northeast of wire from a lease site northeast of speeding through a construction » 8:30 a.m. – Complaint of a suspicious Wainwright. Individuals attempted Wainwright. No suspects at this time. zone on Highway 14 west of Wain- to steal cable, but left it on the site vehicles backed up into the brush on wright. No suspects at this time. » 4:10 p.m. – Complaint of a possible a rural east of Wainwright. Members once they determined it was alumi- breach of a no contact order. Investi- made patrols in the area and located » 11:45 p.m. – Complaint of a suspi- num and not copper. No suspects at gation determined the no contact or- the vehicle, which was determined cious female in the area of 11th Street this time. der was no longer in place. No charg- to be stolen out of Amisk. No suspects and 8th Avenue. Complainant ad- » 12:00 p.m. – Complaint of an at- es considered. at this time. Vehicle was returned to vised the female was laying on some tempted theft of truck from a rural steps outside an open door. Members » 4:45 p.m. – Complaint of vehicles the registered owner. residence north of Irma. The ignition speeding on Airport Road. Continued attended and determined there was was damaged, but the vehicle was » 9:30 a.m. – Complaint of a theft. no need for police. patrols being made by members in Complainant advised a battery kit not stolen. No suspects at this time. the area. was stolen from their business and July 17 » 12:30 p.m. – Members on routine was found online listed for sale. Sus- » 9:00 a.m. – Complaint of a theft from patrol in Wainwright performed a July 21 pect has been identified. Matter is an oilfield site north of Wainwright. traffic stop on a vehicle for driving » 12:50 a.m. – Complaint of a domes- still under investigation. Suspects gained access by cutting a while distracted. Driver was issued a tic assault at a residence in Wain- » 9:35 a.m. – Complaint of an aban- fence and stole a generator, power $287 violation ticket. wright. Members determined a male doned vehicle on Highway 14 west converter and a helmet. No suspects » 3:30 p.m. – Complaint of a suspi- had assaulted his partner. Male was of Fabyan. Members made patrols at this time. cious female on Highway 14 east of later located, arrested, charged and and determined the vehicle was not Wainwright. Members made patrols, released on court compelling docu- » 4:20 p.m. – Complaint of shoplifting ments. stolen, but instead it was broken from a business in Wainwright. Com- but they could not locate the indi- down. Registered owner advised plainant advised a suspect entered vidual. » 10:00 a.m. – Complaint of a break the vehicle was going to be towed, the business and stole a pair of boots. and enter to a shop north of Wain- but sometime overnight unknown Suspect was identified, located and July 19 wright. Various items were stolen. suspects stole the vehicle’s battery arrested and later released on court » 2:30 a.m. – Request to assist EMS No suspects at this time. and license plate. No suspects at this compelling documents. with an aggressive patient. Members » 1:18 p.m. – Complaint of an erratic time. License plate has been added to made patrols. Upon police arrival, driver on Highway 14 east of Wain- police database as stolen. » 5:30 p.m. – Complaint of vehicle EMS advised they did not need assis- wright. Complainant advised the speeding north of Wainwright. Sus- tance. » 1:10 p.m. – Complaint of a fraud. pects were identified and a warning vehicle was speeding, crossing the Complainant advised of fraudulent was given to the drivers about their » 5:00 a.m. – Request to assist EMS centre line and passing unsafely. transactions in their bank account. actions. with a suicidal male. Members made Members made patrols, but they No suspects. Still under investiga- patrols and assisted EMS. Male was could not locate the vehicle. No fur- tion. » 7:50 p.m. – Complaint of excessive transported to hospital for further as- ther complaints received. noise in the area of 6th Avenue and sessment. » 1:40 p.m. – Request to assist Wain- 6th Street. Members made patrols » 3:30 p.m. – Complaint of a theft of a wright Health Centre with a violent and advised subjects of complaint to » 8:30 a.m. – Complaint of a theft of license plate off a vehicle northeast patient. Members assisted hospital keep the noise to a minimum. a vehicle from a business in Wain- of Irma. No suspects at this time. Li- staff, and the patient was later trans- wright. Vehicle was later recovered cense plate added to police database ported by EMS to a mental health fa- » 8:30 p.m. – Complaint of suspi- abandoned on Highway 14 east of as stolen. cility for assessment. cious activity on Highway 14 west of Wainwright. No suspects at this time. Wainwright. Complainant advised a » 2:30 p.m. – Request for a wellbeing suspicious vehicle with two females » 10:00 a.m. – Complaint of fraudu- check on a female in Wainwright. inside seemed suspicious. Members lent cheques which were attempt- Members made patrols and located later determined the individuals ing to be deposited from a business the female safe and sound. were in the area geocaching. Noth- in Wainwright. Matter is still under » 5:30 p.m. – Report of a two-vehicle ing suspicious. investigation. WAINWRIGHT PHOTO collision in the area of 21st Street and » 10:00 p.m. – Complaint of damage to » 5:20 p.m. – Complaint of an erratic 10th Avenue. Complainant advised a lease site northeast of Wainwright. driver on Highway 14 east of Wain- TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT they were rear ended while backing Complainant advised unknown sus- wright. Complainant advised a truck out of the driveway. No injuries. Col- pects appeared to be attempting to pulling a trailer was driving errati- LOCATIONS FOR NEXT WEEK: lision report completed. steal cable from the site and caused cally and passing unsafely. Members AUGUST made patrols, but they could not lo- 3 - 18 ST @/NEAR 11 AVE » 7:45 p.m. – Complaint of an un- damage to property. A small fire was 4 - 5 AVE @/NEAR 1ST 5 - 8 AVE @ 14 ST 6 - 6 AVE @/NEAR 8 ST 7 - 10A ST @/NEAR 13 AVE 8 - 10 ST @ HWY 14 DO YOUR PART FOR OUR PLANET 9 - 27 ST @/NEAR 10 AVE
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The Irma Golf Course has been a busy place the past few weeks. Irma Golf The local nine-hole course hosted its Seniors’ Tournament on Monday, July 15. The seniors enjoyed a great day on the golf course with a bountiful meal to keep them going throughout the day. Course hosts On the men’s side, the Seniors’ Tour- nament winners were Charlie Shin, Lee Cooper and Charlie Soucy. For the women, the winners were Correen Lar- Seniors’ son, Donna Hollar and Marlus Larson. The Irma Golf Course also recently hosted its Ladies’ Club Championship Tournament, on a hot Tuesday evening on July 23. Fourteen golfers competed for the club championship, and Lois Larson came out on top to win the title on her birthday. Ladies Club Pictured left, Kelly Short presented the Club Championship trophy to Larson following the tournament.
The Men’s Club Championship was post- Championship poned due to inclement weather. No alternate date has yet been set.
Submitted photo Chauvin’s Kris Molle making a charge up CPCA driver standings
Kris Molle is making a push up the CPCA driver standings after a strong showing in Little Pine, Saskatchewan two weekends ago. Molle finished third in the aggregate after being top five in the fast times each day of the event. Unfortunately inclement weather restricted the Poundmaker, Saskatchewan event to just one day of races, but Molle came away with the win in his heat and the fifth fastest time of the day. Molle now sits sixth in the driver standings behind Jamie Laboucane (5), Dale Mitsuing (4), Ray Mitsuing (3), Brad McMann (2) and Todd Baptiste at the top of the leaderboard. Photo: Zak McLachlan ATHLETE of the week Proudly Sponsored by Communities in Bloom ladies The Wainwright EDGE is pleased to announce the Com- munities in Bloom ladies as this week’s Athletes of the Week. MOTORS The ladies of Communities in Bloom put in many, many 2110 - 15 Ave. Wainwright, AB T9W 1L2 hours of work throughout the summer every year to make Wainwright look lovely with the many flower beds and 780-842-4471 planters. TOLL FREE 1-888-842-4471 Great job, ladies! www.wainalta.com EDGE | Wainwright, AB | August 2, 2019 13 Wainwright Public Library, Wainwright Museum team up for Train Day
The Wainwright Public Library hosted Train Day on Wednesday, July 31, in partnership with the Wainwright Museum. The children who took part in the day’s events had Photos: Zak McLachlan the opportunity to learn all about trains, and they even got to build their own paper train as pictured above. Train Day is just one of the many events and summer programs hosted by the local library throughout the summer months. To learn all about what the library has to offer, stop by the Wainwright Public Library or visit their Facebook page. Donations continue to roll in for CT scanner community
Portage La Prairie Mutual Insurance recently made a donation of $5,000 towards the Submitted photo fundraiser project CT scanner community fundraiser project. From left to right, the donation was presented to Arthur Schwentner of the Rotary Club by Stalco Insurance owners Adam Doyle and Randy Stafford as well as Stalco employee Brady Berg. Wainwright falls behind in Walk ‘n’ Roll Challenge
For the first time in a long time Wainwright is trailing Ponoka and Stettler in the Walk ‘n’ Roll Challenge.
Wainwright held the lead for many weeks throughout the summer, but the two other towns recently surpassed Wainwright in the number of trips logged for the annual summer challenge.
Residents are encouraged to park the vehicle and make trips to work, shopping or other activities by way of physical activity like walking, biking or rollerblad- ing. Residents in Wainwright and area can register on the Town of Wainwright website or smartphone app to log their trips and help contribute to Wain- wright’s total. The Walk ‘n’ Roll Challenge runs through the end of August.
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What’s Happening is a community events calendar intended for Non-Profit Groups only. $40 plus GST To Put Your Event on the Calendar for a 6-week maximum run (40 word maximum) We do not accept Bridal Shower, Wedding, Birthday or Anniversary Announcements. WHAT'S HAPPENING? CALL 780-842-4465 FOR DETAILS AUGUST ANNOUNCEMENTS 16 & 17 Come by the Hills Music Festival on site camping, Group & family sites, Food Concession & childrens Lakeland College Administration Professional Program. September 3–April 24 (Evenings & Weekends) in Wain- program, vendors. Inquiries: [email protected] (Ad#55380) wright. For information on program, schedule, admissions/requirements, student loans & careers, visit wainwright. 19 - 23 The Evangelical Free Church of Wainwright will be hosting a free Vacation Bible School ca/living/education-and-childcare/post-secondary/ or contact Carley at 780.842.3381/ [email protected] or program for children entering kindergarten to grade 6, Aug 19 - 23 from 9:30 am to noon. The theme Claudinei at 780.842.3455/ [email protected]. Application deadline is August 12th. (AD# 55524) this year is “The Incredible Race”! Grab your gear and get ready for the race of a lifetime! (Ad#55663)
STAR NEWS INC. 1027 3RD AVE. TEL: (780) 842 -4465 FAX: (780) 842 -2760 EMAIL: [email protected] 20 EDGE | Wainwright, AB | August 2, 2019 WAINWRIGHT, AB 780-842-4408 CONSORT, AB 403-577-3899 ST. PAUL, AB 780-645-4465
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2013 New Holland CR8090 2011 New Holland CR9090Z 2012 New Holland CR9090 2013 New Holland CR8090 Combine, Eng Hrs 2617, Sep Hrs 1967. Combine, Excellent cond., C/W 790CP Combine, Sep Hrs 1356 No Pickup Combine, Eng Hrs 2441 Sep Hrs 1827. C/W 790CP Header. Stock # 12473B Header Sep Hrs. 957 Stock # 12420A header Stock # 12533B C/W 790CP header. Stock # 12477A $165,000 $200,000 $189,000 $170,000
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2011 New Holland CX8080 2013 New Holland CR8090 2010 New Holland CR9070 2012 New Holland CR9090 Combine, 1758 Sep Hrs. Combine, Eng Hrs. 1479. Sep Hrs 1107. Combine, Eng Hrs 3328. Sep Hrs 2547, Combine, Sep Hrs 1068hrs, 449HP, Stock # 12533A C/W 790CP header. Stock # 12546B C/W 76C header. Stock # 12475A Excellent cond., Stock # 12420B $165,000 $199,000 $130,000 $200,000
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2015 Claas 760 2015 Claas 760 2017 Claas 670 2016 New Holland CR9.90Z Combine, Sep Hrs 490 Combine, Unit # 12532A No Header Combine, Sep Hrs 340 Combine, 1065hrs, Sep Hrs 740, Stock # 12511A Stock # 12532 Stock # 12546A Stock # 12465A $435,000 $425,000 $368,000 $395,000
HEADERS 2013 Macdon FD75-45, Stock#40252A ...... $69,000 2009 New Holland 94C, Stock#12004A ...... $25,000 2016 Macdon FD75-40, Stock# 40253A ...... $88,000 2009 New Holland 94C-36ft., Stock# 12391B ...... $27,000 2015 Macdon FD75-40 No Transport, Stock# 40254A ...... $73,000 2002 New Holland 94C-36Ft, Stock # 40154B...... $14,000 2015 Madcon FD75-40 No Transport, Stock# 40255A ...... $73,000 2010 New Holland 94C, Stock # 40204B ...... $28,000 2016 Macdon FD75-40, Stock#40256A ...... $88,000 2004 New Holland 94C-36FT, Stock# 40208B ...... $16,000 2014 Macdon D65-40, Stock# 40257A ...... $59,000 2010 New Holland 94C, Stock # 40210A ...... $29,000 2014 Macdon D65-40, Stock# 40258A ...... $59,000 2008 New Holland 94C-36ft, Stock # 40212A ...... $25,000 2016 Macdon FD75-40, Stock# 40259A ...... $84,500 2011 New Holland 94C-36ft, Stock # 40231A ...... $25,000 2017 Macdon FD75-45, Stock #40260A ...... $95,000 2012 New Holland 94C, Stock # 40233C ...... $29,000 2014 Macdon D65-35, Stock# 40261A ...... $64,500 2013 New Holland 840CD-35ft, Stock#40247A...... $30,000 2014 Macdon D65-40, Stock #40262A ...... $59,000 2016 Macdon FD75-35. C/W Lexion adapter., Stock # 12547A ...... $75,000 2018 Macdon FD135-35, Stock #40266A ...... $ 98,900 2015 Macdon FD75-35 C/W JD adapter, Stock # 12552C ...... $69,500 2012 John Deere 635D, Stock # 40209A ...... $38,000 COMBINES 2016 Macdon FD75-45, Stock# 40250A ...... $85,000 2015 CX8090 Sep HRS 605, Stock#30452B ...... $325,000. CASH 2016 Macdon FD75-45, Stock# 40251A ...... $85,000 2010 CX8080 Sep Hrs 1803, Stock # 12447B ...... $145,000
2018 New Holland CR9.90Z 2014 John Deere S680 2011 John Deere 9870STS Combines, Abrasive Elevator Kit ,Twin Pitch Rotors, Variable Hydrostat. 790CP HeaderDynamic Sep Hrs 760 c/w 615P Header Sep Hrs 1170 c/w 615P Header, Feedroll. X’s 3. Unit #’s12513A/12515A/12517A Stock# 12532A Stock# 12552B $549,000 $310,000 $180,000
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