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ocal students and military per- Lsonnel at Camp Wainwright were treated to a special visit on Tuesday, April 9, when a handful of members of the Edmonton Eski- mos came to town as part of their Eskimos Community Tour. Andrew Jones, a retired Cana- dian offensive lineman who spent time throughout his nine-year career playing for the B.C. Lions, Toronto Argonauts, Eskimos and Saskatchewan Roughriders, runs the Community Tour. He said it is important to him and the Eski- mos organization to be involved in Alberta communities, both inside and outside the city. “We do the community tour to get the people outside the city some football exposure. The schools in the city in Edmonton get a lot more visits from the players, but we want to get further outside the city to some of the kids who might not be able to get to a game or get to meet some of the players,” Jones said. Jones brought along four Eski- mos players with him - long snap- per Ryan King, running back Calvin McCarty, linebacker Blair Smith and defensive tackle Almon- do Sewell. Continued on page 18

The Edmonton Eskimos visited Wainwright on Tuesday, April 9, as part of their Eskimos Community Tour. After visiting the military base in the morning, Photo: Zak McLachlan the players spent some time teaching local Grade 6 students about the game of football at the PMM. Pictured above, Eskimos long snapper Ryan King has some fun chasing down Wainwright Elementary School student Aris Ford during one of the football drills at the arena.

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Zak McLachlan evening. Early on, the right wing can- [email protected] didates received plenty of applause after each chance they had to speak. As the evening moved forward, the he Vermilion and District Chamber amount of applause from the crowd of Commerce hosted an All Candi- T shifted more towards the quality of dates Forum at St. Jerome’s Catholic the response rather than the candi- School in Vermliion on Tuesday, April date responding. 9. Five candidates for the Wainwright- All five candidates received plenty Vermilion-Lloydminster electoral of applause from the crowd at differ- district were in attendance for the fo- ent times throughout the event. rum, where they were asked a series of All five candidates also showed their questions pertaining to both local and support for one another and respect provincial issues. for each other for the good sportsman- Kelly Zeleny from the Alberta Ad- ship throughout the campaign. vantage Party, Ryan Clarke from the Photo: Zak McLachlan Five candidates from the Wainwright-Vermilion-Lloydminster electoral Following the forum, many of those NDP, Garth Rowswell from the UCP, district attended the All Candidates Forum in Vermilion on Tuesday night. who attended the event stuck around Jim McKinnon from the Freedom Pictured, from left, are Kelly Zeleny of the Alberta Advantage Party, Ryan Clarke of the NDP, Garth Rowswell of the UCP, Jim McKinnon of the Free- to ask further questions of the candi- Conservative Party and Craig Peter- dom Conservative Party of Alberta and Craig Peterson of the Alberta Party. dates, who were all happy to speak son of the Alberta Party took part in with the constituents. the forum on Tuesday evening. period where each candidate had candidates were given three minutes EDGE The forum began with the candi- two minutes to give their response to each to give their closing remarks. dates giving a four-minute opening questions which were submitted by Some used the short time period to ************************************** statement touching on who they are members of the audience. thank voters for attending and re- and why they are running for office, The questions focused on a number hashing their platform topics, while Check page 3 to see what each explaining why voters should consid- of issues, both local and provincial, others used the time to clarify con- candidate had to say about some of er voting for them and talking about such as healthcare, seniors’ housing, cerns raised throughout the evening the questions asked during the All each of their platforms. social services, education, small busi- in the question period. Candidates Forum on Tuesday night. Following the opening statements, ness and, of course, the carbon tax. The feel of the audience seemed to the moderator began the question Following the question period, sway back and forth throughout the **************************************

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A. ”We don’t support A. ”I think it’s A. ”I think we need A. “We need to find A. ”As an MLA, I Q. How will you any frontline worker job important that we specialized people out why these doctors would champion for cuts. As a nurse, I know increase health who can provide aren’t staying and find and help these rural ensure rural what nurses need... We funding to tie in to the specialized treatment a way to attract more areas attract and need comprehensive population growth so in rural areas, doctors to the rural maintain doctors in Albertans audits looking at we have the services especially in our areas.” their medical centres.” management, materials, that people need.” constituency.” receive top tier even the simple overuse healthcare? of paper.”

A. “We have identified A. “As a teacher, I do A. “My party has A. “I think one of the A. “We want to education as a priority, have some concerns guaranteed to most important things double the use of Q. What will meaning that rural or about education in maintain or increase from a financial education grants and urban children should the province, and I funding while seeking standpoint in the have the same access to double the number of you do about will do whatever I can efficiencies and we education system is educational assistants and level of eduction, to get it moving in the will build schools.” that there are a lot of and we are working with in the classroom. We education? right direction.” inefficiencies in the also want to fully teachers and aides to come system itself.” up with revisions to the fund special needs curriculum.” education.”

A. “We want more A. “The NDP’s rural A. “If we are elected A. “If you want to A. “One of the things Q. what will crime control by crime strategy has into government, we increase the number of we need to look at training and elevating provided more funding will do everything officers you have and is why is there a sherrifs and police for officer and hired in our power to stop increase training, you problem. The growth you do about officers. We know more prosecutors to the revolving door need the funding. We in rural crime in this there are just not keep up with the trials of criminals being need to keep money area started with the rural crime? enough RCMP to and we’ve seen a 16% arrested and just being in this province in downfall of oil and cover the vast space of reduction in rural let out.” order to do that and fix the economy.” a rural area.” crime.” equalization payments.”

A. ”There are three A. ”If people have more A. ”Our resources are A. ”We need to A. ”Part of the Jobs Q. how will things we have to money in their pockets, key to that. There’s a reduce their taxes, First plan is to put do to support small they’re going to go out couple issues with it. free up cash flow and forth incentives for you help small businesses - lower in town and spend The carbon tax has to we need to reduce companies to stay taxes, deal with money and support go, and we need to the cost of small here, which is keeping businesses property crime and get local businesses. Doing reduce regulations.” businesses so they jobs in Alberta.” rid of the carbon tax.” things like making child can make a decent thrive? care cheaper helps that.” margin.”

A. ”The AAP believes A. ”Specifically the A. ”It all comes back to A. ”One of the A. ”The Alberta Party Q. how will it’s important to NDP plan will build the economy. Before we things we need to does have a plan, and identify priority areas thousands of long- can spend much more do, especially from we would build 3,500 you help fix that we need to build term care beds... I do money on anything, a rural standpoint, long-term care beds to provide adequate think that’s important we need to get rid of is applying funding and develop a better housing for our to support seniors regulations and get for additional home care program the seniors seniors.” residences.” rid of taxes. What we institutions.” for seniors.” can do is try to reduce housing issue? expenditures.”

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Zak McLachlan attendance were not community hall for local events. And [email protected] afraid to open their wal- now that they have surpassed their lets. fundraising goal, there is money left- “Everything went over to be used elsewhere. he Irma and District School En- above market value. We “One thing I would like to see happen hancement Society hosted their fi- T had a lot of suppers and is for some of the extra money we have nal fundraiser on Saturday, April 6, at catered meals, which go go towards a daycare facility of sorts the currently school, and the commu- really when for harvest to help out with that. I think there’s a nity stepped up big to help the society Both the live and silent auctions time. We had two hors- need for that in Irma with all the kids,” not only reach, but surpass its final fun- were well supported at the recent es they brought in and Lawson said. draising goal. Irma School fundraiser. Left, emcee both went for $4,500. “Moving forward, we have to see The society has been raising money Sheldon Frissell ran the show through- out the night. Submitted photos We had loads of gravel what’s happening with the school. for the past few years to fund an expan- that went for double, They were behind schedule a little bit sion of the new school in order to allow beyond is all I can say. A town of 500 if not triple in price. because of bad weather, but I think for an expanded gymnasium and room people has supported this more than This auction was more status quo and they’re back on pace now. Going from for a community hall and all the bells enough. This success is thanks to not wasn’t crazy like the fundraiser we had here we’ll have another meeting and and whistles to go along with the new only the village, but the surrounding two years ago. But everyone was there find out our exact number and get our building. communities. Business in Wainwright to support us well and weren’t too wor- final dollar amount. Our next question The fundraising goal for the fund- realize Irma residents do support their ried about paying over market value,” will be what to do with the extra funds, raiser supper was $180,000, but they businesses, and they’ve stepped up big. Lawson said. but it will definitely go towards some- smashed that goal by collecting over It’s just outstanding, really,” said Chad The society now has all the money thing at the school.” $225,000 in one night. Through the Lawson from the Irma and District they need to support their project. Law- Once again, the community in and support of the community and local School Enhancement Society. son said now they can afford to not around Irma proved that it is the little businesses, the society has been able to The fundraiser included a catered only fund all the needs in the project, town that could, stepping up to support raise over $2 million. dinner as well as a live and silent auc- but also all the wants. a massive project which will benefit “We far surpassed what I thought tion. The live auction had 33 items up Those wants include things like new the village for generations to come. we were going to get for donations… for grabs, and Lawson said those in tables and chairs and a bar area in the EDGE The community has gone above and Town launches new smartphone app

Zak McLachlan forward with it. We just launched it this and helping them get the information [email protected] week, so we’re hoping lots of people will they need. This will just be a handier tool download it and try it out,” she said. for them to use. Pretty much everybody he Town of Wainwright has officially “We’ve found it to be very user-friend- has a phone, so it’s the most common Tlaunched its new smartphone app, ly. We’ve incorporated all the most com- way for people to get information. One giving residents and tourists an easier monly-searched things from our web- of the biggest things is our rec directory way to find information about the Town, site on this including recreation, events, which is on the app, and that’s a really its services, contact information and lo- news, employment, business directory, a popular thing people are looking up on cal events. map, real estate, quick links and contacts the website,” Herbert said. The app is available in the Apple App as well as some other things.” The Town will continue to add to the Store and Google Play as a free download. Herbert said the process of creating the app in the future as the need arises. Town Economic Development Officer, app went fairly smoothly, as the Town “Something we’re looking at in the Carley Herbert, said she is excited to see had a fairly specific idea of what they fairly near future is accepting online everything come together and get the were looking for and the company hired payments, and that will be both on our app officially launched. She has already to create the app was able to bring that website and probably on the app as received positive feedback from users to fruition. well. So I’m sure things will continue to who have downloaded the app in the The app is intended to help residents evolve,” Herbert said. past week. and visitors to Wainwright quickly and “If we add more services, we’ll certain- “We’re really excited. We’ve had good simply find information about the Town ly add that to both the website and the feedback on it so far. It’s something as well as businesses and recreational or- app. And if there are things that become we’ve talked about doing for a long time, ganizations and activities within Wain- more commonly searched, those are and we were able to get 50 per cent of the wright. the things we’ll add to the app as we go The Town of Wainwright app iPhone “For us, it’s always about our public along.” EDGE includes numerous features, includ- screenshot funding from the government to move ing the FrameIt camera that allows users to take a photo with a Wain- Your local United Conservative Candidate wright-themed frame. GARTH ROWSWELL ADVANCE POLLS APRIL 9-13 | 9AM - 8PM

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Roger Holmes for three years and asked other groups Publisher and organizations to do the same. Bryan Perkins commented on the Rotary Club involvement in the project bout 30 adults and 10 4H and the positive public response when Amembers attended a CT their fundraising efforts involve the CT Scanner information evening Scanner. at the C-Plex on March 9th. Perkins noted that to date about The event was hosted by the Dr. Bev Brilz talks to Jay and Sam $200,000 has been raised for the project Robinson just prior to the start of the CT Scanner fundraising com- and we have three years to raise our mittee and chaired by Bryan first public information meeting held by the CT Scanner Fund Raising Com- share $2.2 million. The total cost of the Perkins. mittee held at the C-Plex on April 9th. project he said will be in the range of Speaking at the meeting Gail The project goal is to raise $2.2 milion $4.2 million when government costs of The Greenshields 4H Club members dollars to get a CT Scanner into the Belanger related an incident in point to an image of a operation and maintenance of the de- her life that had a local CT scan- CT Scanner following their presentation of $574 to the project at Wainwright hospital. the first public information session in Wainwright on April 9th. vice are factored in. ner been available may have Members at the presentation (not in photo order) were Haylie Legion member Dolly Brooks com- had a better outcome. Rutledge, Morgan Rutledge, Wyatt Rutledge, Riley Rutledge, Cody made at all local banks. He said mented on her support for the project Rutledge, Emma Poulin, Aidan Poulin, Evan Rajotte, Rylie Hopaluk, Ten members of the Green- the Health Foundation will is- and outlined some fund rasing ave- Branden Gross, and Kaitlyn Gross. Photos: Roger Holmes shields 4H club were on hand sue income tax receipts for do- nues she was pursuing to help. to presented Perkins with a nations. When asked what would happen if cheque for $574.26 they raised to help and District Community Health Foun- Local businessman Grant Mills com- the goal of $2.2 million was not reached the fund. dation, spoke about an incident this mented how excited he is about his Perkins commented if they were close Mayor Brian Bethune commented past week where his son was injured commitment to the project through he felt the government of the day several times he is very excited to by a cow and required a CT scan. 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Reeve Bob Barss IN CONTEXT

Bob Barss has served as the Cana- Reeve of the M.D. of Wain- dian Municipali- wright for almost 22 years. He is ties as part of an executive. It’s a 70-member organization passionate about the M.D. and and we represent about 2,500 mu- the people who live there. nicipalities across Canada. I was one of the rural reps on the executive. So I did that for four years. And I was So where are you from origi- Q. with Alberta Recycling for 11 years nally? DQGFKDLUHGLWIRUêYH\HDUV%HVLGHV A. I was born and raised just north that, Susan and I farm. Our hobbies are of Irma. Susan and I farm just a cou- spending time with our grandkids and ple miles from where I was raised RXUNLGVDQGJRLQJJROêQJ6XVDQDQG as a kid, and that land we farm has ,GRTXLWHDELWRIJROêQJLQWKHVXP been in the family since 1908. My mertime. And we’re involved in the sister owns it, but we farm it. community and help out whenever we can.

Q. How long have you been with the M.D. of Wainwright? Q. You put a lot of time and ef- fort into your role as Reeve. What A. I’ve been the Reeve since 1997. is it about this area and the people So it will be 22 years this October. in it that motivates you to put so Time really does go by fast. much work into your job? A. I think the biggest thing is what Q. That’s a long time to spend we get back from it. It’s a really good in the same position. What kind opportunity to be a councillor and to of changes have you seen in the work with the people. People under- area in your nearly 22 years as stand what kind of job you have and Reeve? what kind of work you do. Not every- body agrees with everything you do, A. I think the biggest change is but when you sit down with people the infrastructure in the M.D. When and explain why we’re doing what I got on Council we had only a few we’re doing, they understand. miles of pavement, and now we’re M.D. of Wainwright Reeve Bob Barss was born and raised in the Irma area, and he has spent the past 22 years as Reeve of his hometown M.D. It’s not really a job, it’s a privilege. I running 120-130 miles of pavement. respect that people give me the privi- That’s the biggest improvement OHJHWREHWKHLUHOHFWHGRIêFLDO,WÍVDMRE I’ve seen. The other thing I see is that has to be done, and I enjoy being a the dealings we have with our oil been a great improvement is our work- munity by moving forward together. part of it. Another reason why I really and gas sector. We have a really good ing relationship with with the town like what I do is because of the people relationship with the oil and gas sec- and the villages and the camp. We I get to work with. We’ve had seats on tor, and that’s why we’ve been able to have excellent working relationships Q. Besides your work with the Council change every election, but build the infrastructure we have now. with each other, and I think that’s M.D. and your farming, what else we’ve always had really good people what makes our M.D. work well with does Bob get up to? that I’ve been able to sit with at the our partners. We’re not spending a lot Council table. We all work together for What is it like working with I was on the AAMDC (Alberta Q. RIWLPHRUPRQH\WU\LQJWRêQGDJUHH A. a common goal, and I think that’s one the villages and towns within the ments to move forward with things. Association of Municipal Districts and M.D. of Wainwright? Counties) as a director there for nine RIWKHEHQHêWVWKH0'KDVLVWKDWDOO We just sit down and work together to the councillors get along really well. êQGRXWKRZZHFDQEHQHêWRXUFRP years and president for four. During A. That’s another thing that has that time I also sat on the Federation of

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BEEF STEW ½ teaspoon dry rosemary 2 pounds stewing beef Salt and pepper Preheat large heavy frying pan over medium-high heat. 3 Tablespoons canola oil Pat beef dry, cut into cubes and season the cubes with salt 2 carrots, sliced and pepper. 2 stalks celery, chopped Heat oil in the pan, and brown the beef in small batches 2-3 potatoes, peeled and chopped on all sides, removing the cubes from the pan as they are 2 parsnips, peeled and sliced browned. 1 onion, diced Sauté the onion and celery until softened. Then add the 28 ounce can tomatoes (whole or diced) remaining vegetables and the browned beef to the pan. Cook until meat and 2 cups dry red wine Add tomatoes and wine and beef broth as needed to vegetables are tender, about 1-½ hours. Taste and add Beef broth as needed to just barely cover stew almost cover the mixture. PRUHVDOWDQGSHSSHULIQHHGHG7KLFNHQZLWKëRXURU 1 bay leaf Add bay leaves and rosemary. cornstarch if you prefer a thicker stew. Bring the pot to a simmer. EDGE | Wainwright, AB | April 12, 2019 7 OPINIONS

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his coming Tuesday is election day, and that was one of those people who woke up after the last arkets are amazing at allocating scarce resourc- means it’s time to get out there and vote. T I Alberta election to a snow storm and commented es. Individuals in an economic system are in Unfortunately not everybody gets that message M “see, hell has frozen over”. the best possible position to know what’s important when an election rolls around. Too many people in The province had finally had enough of the old to them, and how they should be spending or saving our day and age don’t believe it is important to vote style conservatives and the only way to send that their money. or they think their vote doesn’t matter. message was to elect the NDP. This was an astound- Because each of us has our own unique perspec- The problem with that thinking is that it’s not ing result. The message was clear Alberta wanted tive we can decide what, if anything, to buy today. just one person who avoids the polling station, it’s change. This is why, for reducing carbon emissions, the thousands who stay at home using the “my one vote We have seen significant change. Rachel Notley Carbon Levy is actually a really good way of begin- won’t make a difference” excuse. has risen to the challenge and conducted herself and ning to address it. Just think, if one in 10 people decided not to vote her government in a remarkably constructive way As prices go up on things, there becomes a point because they didn’t think it mattered or made a dif- given the mess she inherited from the conservatives where we look for alternatives. For people who can ference, that’s more than 430,000 votes in the prov- and a world wide drop in the price of oil. She was not switch easily, they benefit when they do. ince alone. 430,000! And one in 10 is a very conserva- responsible for either of those problems. Nor is she For people who can’t switch, a market approach tive amount! responsible for the difficulties in getting additional to this allows them to keep doing what they were Every single vote truly does count. It doesn’t pipelines built. That rests with the previous federal doing, although it costs them more to keep doing it. matter who you’re voting for or what your political and provincial conservative governments who ne- There are two problems with markets: the poor beliefs are. Making your voice heard through the bal- glected the issue. don’t matter and the future doesn’t matter. lot box is one of the most important things one can When former federal conservative MP Jason Ken- If you don’t have the resources to participate in do to support a democracy. ney saw an opportunity to “unite the right” he the market, it will pass you by, though in the case Fortunately this year may just break that trend. jumped over to provincial politics. There are still a lot of climate change, you’ll still be subject to the con- According to Elections Alberta’s unofficial count, of unanswered questions surrounding Kenney’s tac- sequences. roughly 140,000 Albertans cast their ballot on the tics to get elected leader of that group. The market can only really care about what’s hap- first day of advanced voting this past Tuesday. Kenney’s approach is the old fashioned politics of pening right now. There are futures contracts, sure, The number is substantial given the fact that in deal making in the back rooms of power. Power for but their value is still shaped by what’s happening the 2015 election, only 58,000 Albertans headed to the sake of power. These kind of people need to be right now. the polling stations on opening day of advanced avoided. The market approach to addressing climate elections. Albertans have invested in four years of change. change is the best way to achieve our goal as a group Surely the increasingly polarizing political scene Four years is not a long time to make fundamental (taking action to stop climate change) while main- over the past few years has spurred that change in change. What has changed in Alberta is child pov- taining our freedoms as individuals to keep doing trend, but it is encouraging nonetheless. erty. CBC has reported on Stats Can figures that child what we want. The advanced polls are open until Saturday. If poverty in Alberta dropped 50% between 2015 and Heavy handed alternatives like rationing gaso- you have a chance or especially if you can’t make it 2017. Down from 10% to 5%. Alberta now has the line could achieve the same goals, but at the cost of to your nearest polling location on Tuesday, beat the lowest child poverty rates in the country by far. That our freedom. Left alone, the market wouldn’t care rush and get that vote in by Saturday. is substantial positive social change to root cause is- about our future and then we’re left with the worst Democracy is vital to our great country, and voters sues that will bear results in years to come. consequences of climate change. turning out for elections is vital to democracy. Some Next week we have a choice. Give Rachel Notley And that’s why the Carbon Levy is a pretty clever may not think their vote is significant, but it abso- four more years to show us what she can do or jump and balanced solution to getting us all to take some lutely is. Do your part this election and help elect our back to the same crew we threw out four years ago. action towards reducing our future emissions. next government. I say we give her four more years.

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Zak McLachlan super elegant and poised and respectful, pageants you have a platform, and my [email protected] and they got us ready for the show.” platform is about health and fitness - When it came time for the show on the healthy body, healthy mind. I’m really aya Ramsahoye had never com- Sunday night, Ramsahoye said she was looking forward to getting involved in Mpeted in a beauty pageant before, nervous but excited at the same time. events like the Bison Run, and I’d like but she decided to enter the Miss World “I’ve competed in sports for a long to get involved in gym classes in local Canada - Alberta pageant on a whim. time, so I’m used to those nerves. But school. I enjoy track and field as well, Ramsahoye knew some friends of her this was a different kind of nervous. I so I want to get involved with that and had competed before, and she thought it was just excited and ready to show what really just anything else in the commu- would be a fun experience to try some- I’ve got. I felt good, and it was something nity,” she said. thing new. I enjoyed,” she said. “There’s a lot of fundraising involved, She had modelled for a while, but “I felt prepared, which is funny be- so I’m getting involved in some events never competed in a pageant. It was a cause two days is not a lot of time to pre- in the community and with some or- whole new experience for her when she pare for anything. And I was shocked to ganizations to see how I can help out attended the event in Calgary on Febru- see that I did end up moving forward.” there… I’m really excited to meet all ary 23 and 24, and she wasn’t expecting After the show, the judges announced these people (in Toronto) and do all the to win. the winners one by one, starting from the activities and events we get to do there. But when her name was called as one bottom of the list. Ramsahoye said once There’s a fashion show and the compet- of the winners and the top competitor they got through a number of names, ing and all the fun events we get in- from her region, she was elated. she had accepted the fact that she didn’t volved in. I’m looking forward to that “I didn’t expect to move on. I was just make it and was proud of herself for try- and all the new experiences.” ready to try something new and show a ing her best. In order to help her succeed again at new side of me,” she said. But then she heard her name as the the next level of competition, Ramsa- “I would have never pictured myself last name on the list. hoye will have to garner plenty of on- in a pageant before, and now it feels like “I was really shocked. After they called line votes as well as support of the Miss it’s something I was meant to do.” lots of other girls, I was just happy that I World Canada national charity, the Chil- Over the two-day event, Ramsahoye did my best and all that. But then when dren’s Wish Foundation. they called me, I couldn’t believe it. That Maya Ramsahoye will compete in Submitted Through this entire experience, spent many hours working with people the Miss World Canada pageant in photo at the pageant as they taught her and was super cool. I just felt so proud of my- July after being named Miss Central Ramsahoye said she has learned a lot her fellow competitors the ropes. self because I gave it my best shot and Alberta World earlier this year. about pageants, the people who com- “It was a full two days, and the show hoped for the best, and it went my way,” pete in them and the positive effects the was Sunday night. we started early both Ramsahoye explained. community volunteering and self-pro- competition has on people. days, and its as just a lot of preparation “I knew I didn’t have ether best show motion. “There’s a lot of stereotypes and conde- and practice for the show. They were because of my lack of experience. But I With just over three months until the scending take about pageants and it just teaching us how to walk, teaching us did get some really positive feedback national pageant, Ramsahoye said she is being about looking good. But it’s more how to present professionally and prop- from the judges, and it’s great to hear hoping to get involved in as many com- than that. With it comes a lot of confi- erly in front of the crowd, learning poise that positive feedback.” munity events and with as many com- dence after being thrown into tough sit- and personality kind of things, how to All told, six girls qualified from Alber- munity organizations as she can. It will uations and stressful situations and see- talk in our interviews, how to be elegant ta to move on to the Miss World Canada be a busy time for her finding time to do ing how you handle it. It really changes in our dresses and everything,” Ramsa- pageant in Toronto on July 21-27. all of that as well as coach swimming you,” she explained. hoye said. In order to prepare for the pageant, with the local Torpedoes Swim Club and Ramsahoye also said she would be ex- “We were being judged on things like Ramsahoye has plenty of work to do. wrap up her senior year of high school cited to be a part of any local activities our personality, interacting with a group Part of competing in the national pag- at WHS. or events, and she wants to support her and how you held yourself together. But eant involves lots of work leading up to “I just want to get involved in any- community as much as it has already basically they just taught us how to be the competition, including fundraising, thing around the community. In these supported her. 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Sergeant Wes Bensmiller Constable Karanvir Nanuan Corporal Norm Weber Constable Matthew Leblanc Constable Ben Dixon Constable Chris Bilodeau Constable Mark Low Constable Greg Bamber Constable Michael Hamilton POLICEBEAT “The Police Beat” is a joint effort be- door open and no persons inside. Mem- trol in the area of Highway 14 and 27th March 30 tween Star News and the Wainwright bers contacted the registered owner of Street observed a vehicle operating » 12:30 a.m. – Members on routine pa- RCMP and is put together by a repre- the vehicle, who advised he was now without valid registration. Driver was trol observed a vehicle failing to obey a sentative of both organizations. with the vehicle and it was not stolen. issued a $310 violation ticket. traffic control device in the area of 10th Members advised the registered owner March 25-31 » 5:03 a.m. – Complaint of a stolen ve- Street and 6th Avenue. Driver was is- of the vehicle of rules of permission to hicle from Fabyan. When the owner sued a $233 violation ticket. Zak McLachlan with files from be on the land, and the individual ad- of the vehicle saw the theft occurring, Cst. Michael Hamilton vised he had previously received per- » 4:31 a.m. – Complaint of a possible sto- he chased after the vehicle and caught len quad in the area of 10th Street and mission to be on the property. up with the suspects. Complainant There were 59 complaints/incidents, four 5th Avenue. Owner could not positive- » 8:59 p.m. – Member on routine pa- confronted the suspects, who then as- ly identify the quad. Members made deer-related incidents, three ‘not a police trol on Highway 14 observed a vehicle saulted the complainant and stole the matters’, zero cases of failure to appear patrols, but they could not locate the overtake another vehicle by driving off second vehicle as well. Complainant re- off-road vehicle. and no false alarms were reported during the roadway. Member performed a traf- ceived injuries and was transported to the week. fic stop on the vehicle, and the driver Wainwright hospital for assessment by » 8:32 p.m. – Report of three abandoned was issued a $233 fine. a physician. Both vehicles have been 911 calls from the same number in Wainwright. Owner of the phone was » 9:59 p.m. – Complaint of a possible recovered. Suspects have been identi- March 25 fied and charges are pending. contacted by members, but there was stolen vehicle. Upon further investiga- no emergency. » 7:14 a.m. – Members on routine patrol tion, members determined the vehicle » 10:30 a.m. – Complaint of an aban- observed a speeding vehicle westbound was in possession of the complainant’s doned vehicle left on a property by » 8:47 p.m. – Complaint of a stolen on Highway 14. Member performed a ex-partner. Matter deemed to be civil. previous tenants. Complainant was iPhone which was taken from a bath- traffic stop and issued the driver a vio- No further police action required. concerned it may be stolen. Members in- room at the PMM. Phone was later lation ticket for $120. vestigated and determined it was indeed tracked to a residence in Wainwright, March 28 where members attended and located » 7:30 a.m. – Members on routine patrol stolen. Registered owner was contacted. » 9:25 a.m. – Member on routine patrol the phone. Phone was turned over located a vehicle speeding on High- observed a vehicle on 14th Avenue » 11:01 a.m. – Report of a two-vehicle to police to be returned to owner. No way 14 heading westbound. Members operating without valid registration. collision at 10th Street and 13th Av- charges were laid. performed a traffic stop and issued the Member performed a traffic stop on the enue. Members attended along with driver a $167. vehicle and issued the driver $310. EMS. One driver suffered minor inju- March 31 » 7:47 a.m. – Complaint of a break and ries, but did not require a hospital visit. » 11:42 p.m. – Members on routine patrol » 3:37 p.m. – Members on routine patrol No charges, but collision still under in- observed a vehicle failing to obey a traf- enter at a shop in Wainwright sometime performed a traffic stop on a vehicle for overnight. Various tools were stolen vestigation. Collision report completed. fic control device in Wainwright. Driver distracted driving. Driver was issued a was issued a $388 violation ticket. from the shop. No suspects at this time. $287 violation ticket. » 2:58 p.m. – Complaint of a wallet sto- » 8:54 a.m. – Complaint of a break and len from an unlocked vehicle in Faby- » 3:58 p.m. – Member on routine patrol an. No suspects or witnesses. enter. Complainant advised locks to a observed a vehicle on 14th Avenue seacan were broken and the units were operating without valid registration. » 4:19 p.m. – Members on routine pa- entered. Nothing appeared to be stolen. Member performed a traffic stop on the trol near 1st Avenue and 10th Street No suspects. vehicle and issued the driver $310. performed a traffic stop on a vehicle for » 11:15 a.m. – Report of a child who had failing to obey a traffic control device. » 4:27 p.m. – Complaint of a fraud. Com- Driver was issued a $233 violation ticket. WAINWRIGHT PHOTO left school and could not be located by plainant advised their credit card has staff. Members attended and located been used fraudulently online. Com- » 4:50 p.m. – Members on routine pa- TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT the child near the school. Parents were plainant contacted the financial insti- trol on Highway 14 performed a traffic notified, and the student was picked up tution and froze all accounts, and all stop on a vehicle for the driver failing LOCATIONS FOR NEXT WEEK: by family members. the money was reimbursed to the com- to wear a seatbelt. Driver was issued a APRIL » 12:18 p.m. – Complaint of a theft. Com- plainant. Canadian Antifraud Centre warning. 13 - 10A ST @/NEAR 13 AVE plainant advised some cable had been was advised. » 5:10 p.m. – Complaint of dangerous ac- 14 - HWY 14 @/NEAR WAINWRIGHT GOLF COURSE stolen from a lease site. The cable was tivity. Complainant advised three males 15 - 1ST @ HWY 14 » 4:50 p.m. – Member on routine pa- 16 - 27 ST @/NEAR 5 AVE pulled from a transformer on the site. trol on Highway 14 in Wainwright climbing around the overpass. Members No suspect. No surveillance in the area. 17 - 11 ST @/NEAR WAINWRIGHT ELEMENTARY observed a driver operating a vehicle attended, but the males had already left. 18 - 10 ST @/NEAR WAINWRIGHT ELEMENTARY » 1:40 p.m. – Complaint of a break and while distracted. Traffic stop was per- Matter is still under investigation. 19 - 10 ST @ HWY 14 enter. A shed belonging to a business formed on the vehicle, and the driver » 7:38 p.m. – Near Township Road 451 in Chauvin was broken into overnight. was issued a $287 violation ticket. and Range Road 73, complaint of a sus- Various items were stolen from the » 5:07 p.m. – Complaint of a theft. Com- picious vehicle in a business yard. Mem- shed. No suspects or witnesses. Additional locations may be photo enforced on the above dates. plainant advised a suspect broke the bers contacted the registered owner, Photo enforcement may not operate on all dates listed above. » 4:20 p.m. – Complaint of a break and lock off a storage freezer at a local busi- who advised it was only parked there For more information call 780-842-1691 enter to a business in Wainwright. The ness. Not sure what was taken. temporarily and had already moved it. door to the business was pried open, » 5:24 p.m. – Members on routine patrol » 7:44 p.m. – Complain of a possible and a cash box was stolen. No suspects. observed a driver operating a vehicle unregistered vehicle at a business in No surveillance video available. without wearing a seatbelt. Members Wainwright. Members made patrols, » 6:34 p.m. – Complaint of ongoing park- performed at traffic stop and issued the but they could not locate the vehicle. Student of the Week ing issues in front a business on 2nd Av- driver a $155 violation ticket. » 7:47 p.m. – Members on routine pa- Hughenden Public School, enue in Wainwright. Complainant was » 5:27 p.m. – Complaint of a break in trol on Highway 14 observed a vehicle Student of the Week, April 12, 2019 concerned about road safety and vehi- to an unoccupied residence in Irma. A speeding. Members conducted a traffic Hughenden Public School is cles parking in no parking area. Mem- number of empty bottles were taken. stop and issued the driver a $167 viola- bers attended. No vehicles were found proud to recognize grade 5 No suspects or witnesses. tion ticket. student Kendall Chisan as the to be violating any provincial laws or » 8:16 p.m. – Complaint of a suspicious Student of the Week! bylaws. Member spoke to businesses in » 8:34 p.m. – Members on routine patrol Kendall is a true leader: a friend female wandering around the street the area to advise them of the issue. observed a driver operating a vehicle to everyone and always eager without wearing a seatbelt. Members and approaching random houses near to help out. An all-around great person, Kendall is always upbeat and smiling. She is a » 10:15 p.m. – Complaint of uttering performed at traffic stop and issued the 7th Street and 7th Avenue. Members threats via Facebook. Complainant was kind-hearted and mature friend to her peers, who say driver a $155 violation ticket. made patrols in the area of the female’s that she is “everyone’s friend”, “sweet”, “caring” and “a receiving unwanted messages from a last known location, but they could not leader but not bossy”. known acquaintance. Complainant » 9:08 p.m. – Member on routine patrol locate the female. In her school work, Kendall always takes a positive was advised to block and cease contact observed a driver operating a vehicle approach to learning and works hard in every class. 8:33 p.m. – Members on routine patrol with the individual and contact RCMP without wearing a seatbelt. Member » Many people admire her beautiful printing and her observed a vehicle speeding heading warm laugh! She is eager to contribute to her class, if the issue continues. performed a traffic stop on the vehicle, she takes a good-natured approach to school work, and the GED driver received a license westbound on Highway 14. Members and a lighthearted and constructive approach to suspension and vehicle seizure after conducted a traffic stop and issued the making mistakes. The adults who work with her say March 26 driver a $120 violation ticket. she is “diligent”, “upbeat”, “responsible” and “kind”. » 11:14 p.m. – Complaint of a break and failing the mandatory alcohol screen- Hughenden Public School is proud to recognize enter at an apartment building. Mem- ing. Vehicle was towed. » 9:28 p.m. – Members on routine pa- Kendall Chisan as a bright and exemplary member bers investigated the matter and deter- trol near Range Road 65 and Township of our school and our community. Congratulations » 10:17 p.m. – Members on routine pa- Kendall; keep smiling! mined the issue to be simply a miscom- trol observed a vehicle which failed Road 442 observed a vehicle speeding. Sponsored By munication between the landlord and to obey a traffic control device on 12th Members conducted a traffic stop and tenant. No break in. Avenue in Wainwright. 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The Theatre 75 Youth Production of Life is Like a Double Cheeseburger will hit the stage this weekend, with per- formances at the Communiplex theatre on April 11 at 7:00 p.m., April 12 at 7:00 p.m. and April 13 at 2:00 p.m.

The youth cast has been preparing for the big weekend for months, rehears- ing multiple times a week to put together a great show.

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THE EDGESPORTS Bisons take home Provincial silver after overtime loss in final

Zak McLachlan [email protected]

he Wainwright Jr. ‘B’ Bisons headed Tto Wetaskiwin last week in search of their third straight Hockey Alberta Ju- nior ‘B’ Provincial Championship gold medal. The Bisons got off to a hot start in the tournament, but their undefeat- ed run came to an end early in the over- time period in the gold medal game. The Airdrie Thunder took home the gold medal with a 4-3 overtime victory over the Bisons in the final game of the The Wainwright Jr. ‘B’ Bisons almost had three straight Provincial gold medals, but the team lost to the Aidrie Photo: Zak McLachlan Thunder in overtime in the gold medal game of the Provincial Championships in Wetaskiwin last weekend. tournament. In their opening game of the tour- nament, the Bisons took on the Fort St. John Huskies. The Bisons gave up utes into the game. But Wainwright Wainwright again would score early Looking back on the season, the Bi- more goals than they would have liked regained some momentum for them- int he next period with Airdrie tying it sons had plenty of success throughout against last year’s Provincial hosts, but selves by scoring in the dying seconds up with about four minutes to go in the the year. They faced plenty of adversi- a three-goal surge in the second period of the first period. It was all Bisons in second. ty, but came out stronger for it, winning carried them to a 6-4 victory to open the the second period, scoring four unan- The third period was much of the the NEAJBHL for the fourth straight weekend. swered goals to take an insurmount- same, with Wainwright scoring on the year. Although gold was the goal, a sil- On the second day of the tournament, able 5-1 lead. Coaldale did their best to powerplay four minutes into the pe- ver medal is worth adding to the trophy the Bisons took on the host Wetaskiwin overcome the deficit, but Wainwright riod and Airdrie tying it up with four case. And Huxley said all that success Icemen. The game turned out to be a won 5-3 and earned the top spot in minutes left comes from the high-scoring affair between the two their pool. in the pe- hard work and clubs. The Bisons had a lead as large “Most of all, these kids show up On Saturday evening, the Bisons riod. dedication of so as 6-1 early in the third period, but the to practice, they put the faced the Edmonton Beverly Warriors It all came many people. Icemen got some offence going in the in the semifinals. Wain- down to an commitment in all year and they “You don’t wright controlled the overtime work hard for this. They buy in do any of this game from start to fin- period to to what we’re selling, and at the without great ish, dominating on the decide the parents. We scoreboard and shot clock Provincial end of the day, they’re the most have the best throughout. They took a champion, important part of this.” parent group in 3-0 lead in the first period but unfor- - Adam Huxley Junior hockey. which included a goal tunately for They have food less than a minute into the Bisons, ready for the the game. They extended that period kids five min- that lead with two early only lasted utes after that goals in the second pe- 31 seconds before Airdrie scored to game, they’re super supportive and riod, and they ran away hand the Bisons the silver medal. they’re just top notch parents. I can’t The Bisons have plenty to celebrate from an Photo: Zak with it from there. The Although second place in the prov- even say enough about them. None of exciting season, winning their league title and a McLachlan Provincial silver medal. Bisons punched their ince is no small feat, the Bisons had this happens without them,” he said. ticket to yet another Pro- their eyes on a third straight gold med- “And obviously you have the people vincial gold medal game al, and they were disappointed with around the rink. It’s nice to just come with a 7-2 win. the loss. to the rink and have everything taken third period. They weren’t able to re- In rightful fashion, the Bisons were “I’m super proud of these kids, but I care of. But most of all, these kids show cover from the five-goal deficit though, faced with a tough matchup against feel like I let them down. Unless you up to practice, they put the commit- and the Bisons earned their second win the Airdrie Thunder in the gold medal win it all, to us that’s not a success. A lot ment in all year and they work hard for with a 7-4 victory. game with the two best Junior ‘B’ teams of these guys aren’t going to consider it this. They buy in to what we’re selling, On Saturday morning, the Bisons in the province battling for the gold a success. But at the end of the day, I’m and at the end of the day, they’re the were matched up with the Coaldale medal. just really proud of these kids. They left most important part of this.” Copperheads. Coaldale took an early The Bisons took an early lead, but it all out there,” said head coach Adam EDGE lead with a goal just over two min- Airdrie evened it up late in the frame. Huxley.

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 The M.D. of Wainwright Presents Leading Seaman Liam McCracken 1st Annual Backyard named Cadet of the Month Read The Gardening Workshop Wainwright 

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We used wind the coldest of the entire trip. When the Department of National Defence the two-watch we were about two thirds of the way to- aimed at youth aged 12-18. In addition system and I ward the mainland, there was a Mayday to making life-long friends and provid- was assigned to call on the radio; a whale-watching ves- ing unique experiences, the program Starboard watch. sel was going to abandon ship because of fosters the development of sailing, sea- PO1 Eric McCracken experienced life on the ocean during a Seamanship Deploy- The morning an out of control engine fire. We raced to manship, communication and leader- ment last fall. Pictured left, PO1 McCracken watch starts at the scene, doing our top speed, 22 knots ship skills, good citizenship and physical takes the helm of PCTV RAVEN 56. Pictured 0800 and lasts or about 41 km/h, crashing over mas- fitness. above, McCracken, right, shared the expe- rience with many other Sea Cadets from until 1200. Dur- sive waves. Few on the bridge could stay One of these seamanship experiences ing that time the standing, many actually fell over. How- other corps. Submitted photos was enjoyed by PO1 Eric McCracken, the duty watch is on ever, when we arrived a BC Ferry, hav- current Coxswain of 140 RCSCC Cayuga, lar Force the bridge, and a few other locations, run- ing been closer, had responded quicker and he described his experience in his seamen. Throughout the deployment ning the ship, while the off-duty watch and the situation was under control. As own words. we steamed 311 nautical miles in the drills and trains in the classroom below. a precaution we stayed at the location “Between October 21 and 26, 2018, I Strait of Georgia and the Juan de Fuca After 1200 the watches switch and the and circled around for about an hour. participated in a Sea Cadet Seamanship Sound and berthed in six different ports afternoon watch lasts until 1600. It was At the same incident I was astonished Deployment aboard Patrol Craft Train- on Vancouver Island and the BC Main- about that time when we prepared to by a Coast Guard hovercraft that arrived ing Vessel (PCTV) RAVEN 56. I had the land. come alongside at the jetty of the next at the same time as us. The hovercraft chance to experience Royal Canadian Training was intense and constant. We night’s port. In most of the harbours we had come all the way from the main- Navy shipboard life, and the opportu- woke at 0630 and our racks (beds) and stayed, there wasn’t enough ‘parking’ land. We calculated that it had been nity to put into action seamanship and messes (rooms) had to be up to inspection space so, instead of docking separately travelling at nearly 75 knots or 140 km/h naval skills that I have learned at my standard by the time we went to break- along the jetty, one ship docked at the in order to arrive when they did. home unit, RCSCC 140 CAYUGA. During fast for 0645. Our training uniforms also jetty and the other came alongside the Perhaps the best part of the deploy- the deployment, I also learned many had to be up to standard otherwise our first ship and docked onto the other ship. ment was the spirit of camaraderie new skills, such as Rapid Response drills chef, Leading Seaman Campbell, might After we came alongside, hopefully shared with my shipmates. Many of us to respond to fire, and Man Overboard not feed us! We had to eat quickly be- with few complications, we had a debrief knew each other from previous train- procedures. My favourite was learning cause our briefing for the day’s route and in which we reviewed our strengths and ing camps or deployments and for those how to be the helmsman; essentially ports-of-call was at 0655. Colours took areas for development from the days we didn’t know, we had enough shared how to drive the 210-tonne ship,” PO1 place soon after and then we slipped off operations and training. Following the interests that we formed a strong bond McCracken said. from the jetty of the port where we had debrief was cleaning stations, during which correlated into a strong team “The Sea Cadet Seamanship Deploy- berthed the previous night. After we which we ensured there was not a speck able to carry out any task asked of us ment programme exists to supplement slipped off, the first watch started at 0800. of dust to be seen and the trendy stain- by our officers and NCOs. Although the the home corps seamanship training The naval watch system is used to less steel appliances were sparkly clean. deployment was only a week long, life- programme and to give cadets the op- ensure that there is always a crew man- If we passed the subsequent inspection, long friendships were formed. Overall, I portunity to act as a crew member in real ning the vital positions of the ship dur- we had supper and were then released would say this deployment was an expe- life. The deployment takes place on one ing operations and training, and we ashore for a few hours of leave before we rience that will benefit me for my whole of the RCN’s eight ORCA-class patrol ves- lived by this system. were required to return to the ship. life. I will certainly never forget it and sels. The ship’s company consists of six- The ship’s company is divided into We followed much the same routine am grateful for the opportunity afforded teen cadets, four officers, and four Regu- different watches: Port and Starboard for each day of the deployment, with to me by the Sea Cadet programme!”

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Letters From Nevis Publishers Note: Th is multi part serial for the EDGE Letters from Nevis is written by Phyllis Holmes and is based on the experiences of Phyllis and her husband, publisher Roger Holmes. Th e couple spent January to June of 2018 on the small island of Nevis (pronounced Kneevis) in the West Indies where Roger had a tem- porary part time position training staff at the St. Kitts and Nevis Observer. “Roaches for Good” Th ese letters were originally sent by e-mail to friends and family back in Canada as a way to keep in touch and are now shared with our EDGE readers. We hope you enjoy them.

By Phyllis Holmes colorful turkeys on display. There are crop exhibits and Ginnery mall the waitress at the restaurant says, “I [email protected] local vegetables for sale. We buy some fish and rice remember you”. This place is a lot like a small town. and a few vegetables that is put into a Styrofoam tray Roger got the photo for his work visa identification for our lunch. It tastes ok, but is too much for me to eat. card taken last week and was told to return the follow- I search on the Internet We buy carrots and tomatoes and cucumbers. There is ing Friday. But the following Friday is Good Friday to see if there is a good side Caribbean music and live steel drums. The DJ has the and the offices are closed. In addition to this holiday, to roaches and apparently speakers so loud that the bass beat feels like a physical Wednesday afternoon is a work holiday because there there is. Roaches have such attack on my chest. is an island wide primary school sports competition a strong constitution that Roger has offered to pick Ordith up from the fair when happening. There are so many steps to this work visa they can survive where other it is over and help her take her display items back process. Roger wonders if this bureaucracy has been insects can’t. They help break to the office. He has to park far away and she com- inherited from the British. It is only thirty some years down organic matter in particu- plains that it is too far, but it is Roger who makes the since these islands gained their independence. larly ghastly extra trip to carry her stuff. We were told that Nevisians are brought up to fear places. They Later that evening there is the water and most locals can’t swim. We rarely see put nitrogen back a loud honking outside and locals on the beaches. We have been told Good Friday into the soil. They hollering. It is Ordith. She is a big beach day for the locals. We understand there are a source of food is looking for her purse. It will be kites flying and that locals see a Good Friday for birds. Their joints are must be in one of the boxes dip in the ocean as a ritual cleansing. The Monday efficient and are being stud- that they have taken back before Easter there is a crew marking out a safe swim- ied by people making artificial to the office. She doesn’t ming area with white floating balls and black rope at joints. Roach brains have been have a key. She will have Paradise Beach. It is massive. Most of the time we have valuable in making treatments to call Abigail to let her in. this beach to ourselves. I wonder how this will be with for methicillin-resistant Staph- Honking and hollering swarms of people. ylococcus aureus (MRSA) as is the equivalent of ring- well as Escherichia coli (E-coli). ing the doorbell. People ....continued next week. Perhaps one day a roach will don’t come up to save my life. Roger outside the Nevis Post Office which was closed the door and knock. In the meantime I wonder if for the holiday. They park at the gate, they may also kill me. We spray they honk and they WHY SHOULD sickly sweet smelling chemi- holler. I am getting cals around the doorways, the this figured out. The verandah, under the sink, along honk is a long sus- I FILE MY TAXES? the baseboards. Roger has pow- tained honk, not the quick little friendly dered these same places with TO GET MORE BACK WITH BENEFITS & CREDITS. boric acid. We have traps under honks of the vehicles the sink and placed strategical- letting you know No matter what your income is, there are tax credits and benefits ly around the kitchen. I leave they want to pass that could put money back in your pocket. Owe money on your taxes? Legally, you have to file on time to avoid penalties or interest. Here's a cucumber peels on the counter. you or thanking you few credits that you could qualify for when you file your return before It all seems to help, but I can’t for stopping so that the deadline: imagine the chemicals are good they can get past you Ũ0RQWKO\&DQDGD&KLOG%HQHILW for us. on a narrow street. Ũ*67+67&UHGLW I ask Roger if he goes around Even the Jehovah’s Ũ*XDUDQWHHG,QFRPH6XSSOHPHQW Entrance to the Cotton Ginney Mall with its shops for with his feelers out, watchful tourists and a restaurant looking out over the ferry Witnesses stayed at For more info, visit an H&R Block location near you. for critters and bugs. He says terminal and the Caribbean Sea. the gate honking and HRBLOCK.CA | 1–800–HRBLOCK (472–5625) hollering when they that there is that spot on the 934 6 Ave kitchen floor where the tile is chipped. There is an inch brought us their pamphlet. Wainwright AB by half-inch black spot that he worries about. I am We see familiar people. We don’t know the 780 842 3146 relieved that I am not the only one who is on guard names, but we know the faces. When Roger and also pleased that this was one worry I hadn’t had. is buying shoelaces at the shoe store the clerk Besides I now have just a little respect for these awful who sold me my flip-flops says, “I remember things. I just will have more respect if they stay out of your feet”. When we walk through the Cotton my space. There was an agricultural fair in Nevis Thursday and Friday. Ordith at the office appeals to Roger to drive her We Need Your Story! down to the sports ground where the McSteel fair is located so she can set up her WINDS OF CHANGE booth. Roger is often enlisted to drive 2 Vol SALVAGE & CLEAN -UP people here and there. He drives Nikita, Inviting all residents, past and present, of the Village of Edgerton the new accounts person down to the and surrounding districts. WE BUY SCRAP METAL/STEEL bank. He drives Monique, the news- paper reporter down to the square in Charlestown where she can catch a bus APPLIANCES, VEHICLES, OILFIELD The Edgerton Historical Society is compiling... SCRAP METAL, FARM MACHINERY to her home in Gingerland. He gets in Winds of Change - Volume Two the car to drive to our place and three dating from 1974 to the present! women get in the car right behind him. To add your family history to this book, you may continue your story from He doesn’t seem to mind and he always ‡:H&RPH7R

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