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The 71st annual Hardisty Rodeo drew some big crowds at the Hardisty Rodeo Grounds this past weekend thanks to some exciting rodeo events such as Photo: Zak McLachlan the wild horse races. Pictured above, the Wasylciw boys from Ranfurly, Alberta registered a qualifying ride during Sunday’s event to take ﬁ rst place at Hardisty Rodeo once again. 2019 Fall Dyed Diesel Delivery Program Fuelling Our Community Where and when you need it So Much More Than Just a Cardlock. Cornerstone Starting July 1st, order your Premium Summer Dyed Diesel Fuel and Sign up for Cardlock account & enter to win a chance don’t pay until October! for $1000 FUEL CREDIT. 780-853-4337 OR 780-645-3351 SIGN UP TODAY AT CORNERSTONEFUEL.CA cornerstonecoop.ca 2 EDGE | Wainwright, AB | July 26, 2019 Taste of Wainwright packs the PMM

Zak McLachlan of Wainwright attendees had plenty on hand playing all the [email protected] of wares to sample throughout the hits to keep the crowd up- evening. beat. A couple impromptu The green arena of the PMM fea- dance parties even broke or the first time, the Wainwright tured numerous food vendors with out in the green arena Downtown Business Community’s F taste treats ranging from ice cream to throughout the evening. (DBC) Taste of Wainwright was moved chicken satay skewers to pork elote All in all, the evening indoors this year thanks to a dark and cups to brisket, pizza, burgers and ev- was a success despite the stormy day in Wainwright. erything in between. weather. With a perfect But that didn’t slow down the In the blue arena, dozens of liquor backup plan in place, the crowds, as both arenas of the PMM vendors lined the arena for the Wain- DBC was able to put on were packed throughout the evening. wright Liquor and Cold Beer Tasting another well-attended When the doors officially opened at Patio. All types of vendors from small Taste of Wainwright to 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 18, crowds craft distilleries to elite wineries and highlight all the great flocked to the arena to check out all big name breweries were on hand food and drink options the delicious food and cold drinks this to provide samples of their drinks of here in Wainwright and year’s Taste of Wainwright had to of- choice to all who were thirsty. the surrounding area. fer. With 14 different food vendors Denim & Diamonds DJ Service was EDGE and dozens of liquor vendors, Taste

The Taste of Wainwright was moved indoors this year, but the dreary weather outside didn’t stop thousands of people from taking part in the annual event. Pictured left, the food vendors’ side of the event in the green arena was packed throughout the evening, while the Wain- wright Liquor and Cold Beer tasting patio, right, filled the blue arena. With plenty of tasty food and drinks to try throughout the evening, everybody in attendance seemed to have a geat night.

Photos: Zak McLachlan PUBLIC NOTICE 1 in 4 children M.D. OF PROVOST NO. 52 TAKE NOTICE THAT A DEVELOPMENT PERMIT HAS have a vision BEEN APPROVED AS FOLLOWS: Back To School PERMIT NO. 1809 problem APPLICANT: Tanner Sather Start the LOCATION: S.E. 9-41-07-W4M EYE EXAMS House school year APPROVAL SHALL COME INTO EFFECT WITHIN 15 DAYS OF THIS NOTICE. ANY APPEAL TO THE ABOVE SHALL BE MADE WITHIN 14 DAYS TO THIS OFFICE IN CALL TO BOOK YOUR CHILD’S with clear WRITING. vision! DATED: July 23rd, 2019 EYE EXAM TODAY! Bob Hawriliuk Assistant Development Officer TarpThe Maker Celebrating 50yrs in Business Custom made craftmanship • Boat Covers • RV awnings & enclosures • Truck tarps • Windshield covers • Roll ups • Commercial awnings • Hunter Tents • Insulated wraps • Banners • Quality material only • Repairs • You want it, we make it! • Shoe Repair Dr. Shmyla Chaudhery, O.D. Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9:00am - 5:30pm 617 10 Street (Across from 711) Wessels in Mannville 780-763-3789 Open Late Thurs. til 7:30pm Wainwright, AB T9W 1P2 Ph: 780-842-4224 Website: www.eyesintown.ca EDGE | Wainwright, AB | July 26, 2019 3 Emergency Services Open House gives residents chance to look beyond the badge

Zak McLachlan The RCMP and Military Po- [email protected] lice had a number of vehicles on site for visitors to check out, and many local children he Wainwright RCMP hosted an who stopped by were excited TEmergency Services Open House to have a seat in the police ve- in the parking lot between the Wain- hicles. Local police also had wright RCMP Detachment and the plenty of gear on display in- Wainwright Fire Hall on Saturday, cluding weapons, radar guns, July 20. The local RCMP were joined bullet proof vests and more. by Wainwright Fire & Rescue, lo- Wainwright Fire & Rescue cal EMS, Citizens On Patrol and the had the barbecue going all Wainwright Military Police for the afternoon, cooking up burg- afternoon. ers for hungry visitors. They The Wainwright RCMP and Military Police had plenty of vehicles and police Photos: Zak McLachlan equipment on display at the Emergency Services Open House on Saturday afternoon. A number of local residents stopped also had a number of vehi- by for a barbecue lunch and a visit cles on display and showed with the local emergency services at some local children around an event which gave them a chance to the fire hall. for visitors to check out. It turned out to be a beautiful after- take a deeper look into the duties of first Local EMS were also in attendance Citizens On Patrol were on hand giv- noon to visit the local emergency ser- responders in the community. with an ambulance on scene and open ing out some goodies to the children vices as the community got to know and information to adults on what COPS their local first responders. does and how they can get involved. EDGE

All types of emergency services members were on hand for the Open House on Saturday. Pictured far left, Advanced Care Para- medic Kristy Lemieux shows young Marek Bullard around the ambulance. Pictured left, Zach Bensmiller mans the barbecue. Pictured right, the Citizens on Patrol and MADD crew show visitors how they support emergency services.

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You are welcome here Train Crossing Trestle at dusk Waiting for garbage pickup 6 EDGE | Wainwright, AB | July 26, 2019 Kurek wins Conservative Party of Canada nomination

Zak McLachlan Kurek is a fifth generation farmer from Camrose [email protected] who grew up in the Consort area. He has also worked in the oil and gas industry, and he believes he is well-suited to represent the constituency because of amien C. Kurek will represent the Conservative his background in the vital industries that drive the Party of Canada in the constituency of Battle Riv- D area’s economy. er - Crowfoot in the upcoming federal election. Kurek also has a history in politics. He has worked Kurek was named the Conservative Party of Can- alongside Sorenson for a number of years, most re- ada candidate for the constituency last Wednesday, cently serving in the Camrose constituency office. He July 17, after the Conservative Party of Canada held candidates forums and elections in eight different said the things he has learned from Sorenson over the towns over four days from July 14-17 to decide who years will help him serve the constituency well if he would represent the party in Battle River - Crowfoot. does indeed earn the title of MP. Kurek beat out fellow nominees Jeff Watson and “I learned directly from this tireless Member of Jefferson McClung for the candidacy. Parliament the importance of representing your con- The retirement of long-standing Conservative Party stituents in Ottawa, not representing Ottawa to your of Canada MP for Battle River - Crowfoot left the seat constituents. Being from this region I have seen how vacant, and Kurek will look to become the next MP important this is, and seeing it in action has led me to Damien C. Kurek has won the election for Submitted seek the nomination to succeed a friend, mentor, and nomination for the Conservative Party of Can- photo in one of the nation’s historically most one-sided con- ada in the Battle River - Crowfoot constituency. stituencies. boss,” Kurek said in a press release. EDGE Federal funding will help Lakeland and partners advance ag technology

Submitted article in partnership with the other collabo- land (SMF) at the Vermilion Lakeland College rators, including Alberta Innovates, campus. Lakeland will also Vineland Research and Innovation work with producers and Centre, Olds College, MDA Systems Ltd., other value-chain stake- akeland College is one of eight or- Linamar Corp., DOT Technology Corpo- holders on technology dem- ganizations that will advance na- L ration and TrustBIX. onstration and adoption. vations in commercial ag production, tional agriculture technology priorities “Consumers are increasingly inter- “One of our primary interests is to but also assure the sustainability of thanks to new funding for the Cana- ested in sustainable food production. work with TrustBIX and Viresco to de- our food supply system,” says Josie Van dian Agri-Food Automation and Intel- With this funding, and in partnership velop a sustainability and traceability Lent, Lakeland’s School of Agricultural ligence Network (CAAIN). with TrustBIX and others, Lakeland platform for the entire ag sector value Sciences dean. “We look forward to re- On July 22, the Government of will be involved in the development, chain,” says Crowe, noting organiza- porting on future student projects that Canada’s ministry of Innovation, Sci- testing and rollout of a sustainability tions, including Cargill and McDon- are developed with this new funding ence and Economic Development an- data platform. This platform will allow ald’s Canada, have provided letters of and how it continues to support lead- nounced an investment of $49.5 mil- everyone in the ag food value chain – support for this project. ership learning opportunities at Lake- lion through the Strategic Innovation from producers through to retailers – to There will also be applied research land.” Fund (stream four) for CAAIN, a net- track and verify sustainable practices in opportunities relating to the use of Lakeland is developing a Bachelor work comprised of academic, private crop and livestock production, which is these new technologies for commercial of Applied Science Agriculture Tech- sector and research institutions to ac- key to expanding Canadian agricultur- crop and livestock production. nology program that, pending final celerate the automation and digitiza- al products into new markets,” says Mi- “We are thrilled to partner with these approvals, will be offered starting in tion of Canada’s agricultural sector. chael Crowe, Lakeland’s vice president organizations as our agricultural sci- the fall of 2020. The proposed post-di- Lakeland played a significant role of academic and research. ences students will benefit greatly. On ploma program would bridge the gap in the development of the proposal Lakeland’s role will include testing our SMF, they’ll gain valuable skills between management and production new technologies on existing crop and and experience by implementing and in agriculture and new and emerging livestock units at the Student- Man- using new technologies that not only technologies, equipment and precision NOTICE TO CREDITORS agriculture. AND CLAIMANTS aged Farm – Powered by New Hol- increase efficiencies and advance inno- Estate of • Landscaping & yard work JULY 27 & 28 Marlene Agnes McMann 9:00AM TO 5:00PM who died on May 2, 2019 • Tree Trimming & Removal If you have a claim against this estate, you must • Hedge Trimming No Early Birds! file your claim by August 27, 2019, and provide • Spraying for dandelions Accumulation of 50 years of details of your claim. & weeds LANDSCAPING living. Shop, Garden, Garage, with NICKERSON ROBERTS Household, Furniture, some HOLINSKI & MERCER • Mowing LTD. woodworking tools, tarps, at 608-10 Street • Aerating Dean Wainwright, AB • Rototilling Fishing, small chest freezer, T9W 1E2 Christensen toys & baby stuff, Electronics. If you do not file by the date above, the estate property can lawfully be distributed without 780-806-0188 regard to any claim you may have. 5119 - 51 ST, IRMA email: [email protected] an EDGE 4-pack

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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- have fallen off a trailer while driv- » 8:00 a.m. – Complainant advised Irma. No suspects at this time. tween Star News and the Wainwright ing. his truck which was parked in the » 2:20 p.m. – Complaint of an assault. RCMP and is put together by a repre- » 12:20 p.m. – Report of a two-vehicle area of 15th Avenue and 20th Street Male complainant advised he was sentative of both organizations. collision in the area of 6th Avenue when it was broken in to and rum- assaulted by a female following an and 14th Street. No injuries were re- maged through. Nothing appeared argument about a dog. Female was July 8-14 to be stolen. No suspects. Zak McLachlan with files from ported. Collision report completed. identified, located and arrested by Sgt. Wes Bensmiller » 2:30 p.m. – Complaint of a theft of » 9:00 a.m. – Complaint of a theft of police. Female was charged and re- cable from a lease site near Chauvin. a side-by-side from a business in leased on court compelling docu- Wainwright. No suspects at this ments. 7KHUHZHUHFRPSODLQWVLQFLGHQWVÀYH No suspects at this time. time. Vehicle description and VIN » 9:30 p.m. – Complaint of a missing deer-related incidents, four ‘not a police » 7:20 p.m. – Request for a wellbeing added to police database as stolen. matters’, no cases of failure to appear, one check on a male in Irma who had person from the Wainwright Health false alarm and eight other matters were not been heard from in a number of » 10:30 a.m. – Complaint of a break Centre. Male left the facility without reported during the week. days. Members attended the male’s and enter to Edgerton Golf Course. consent. Members made patrols for residence and located the male safe Various items were stolen. No sus- the male, located him and returned and in good health. pects at this time. him to the facility. July 8 » 9:50 p.m. – Complaint of shoplift- » 4:20 p.m. – Report of a collision in » 11:00 a.m. – Complaint of single- the area of 10th Avenue and 30th July 14 ing at Walmart in Wainwright. Two » 12:20 a.m. – Complaint of a barking vehicle collision in a parking lot. males were observed stealing vari- Street in Wainwright. Minor colli- Complainant advised he backed sion with no injuries. Collision re- dog in the area of 6th Street and 7th ous items and then leaving the store. Avenue. Members made patrols, but into a sign, causing damage to the Both males were identified, located port completed. vehicle. No injuries. Collision report no loud animals were heard in the and arrested. Both were released on » 6:20 p.m. – Report of complain- area. completed. court compelling documents. ant finding an envelope full of cash » 1:30 a.m. – Members responded to » 3:30 p.m. – Complaint of a break » 10:00 p.m. – Complaint of a calf on near the Blessed Sacrament School. in to a shop at a rural property near Members are attempting to locate two noise complaints coming from Highway 41 north of Wainwright. the Wainwright Golf Club. Members Edgerton. A lawn tractor was stolen. Members made patrols, but they the owner of the envelope. No suspects at this time. attended and advised partygoers to could not locate any animals on the » 9:00 p.m. – Complaint of a suspi- shut off the music and shut the party » 5:30 p.m. – RCMP assisted Mili- road. cious vehicle in Irma. Members down. tary Police with a suicidal female. made patrols, but they could not lo- Female voluntarily attended Wain- July 10 cate the vehicle. » 10:30 a.m. – Complaint of a theft of wright Health Centre for assessment » 8:40 a.m. – Members on routine cable from a lease site east of Wain- by a physician. patrol on Highway 14 east of Wain- July 12 wright. No suspects at this time. » 5:50 p.m. – Complaint of uttering wright performed a traffic stop on a » 3:30 a.m. – Complaint of a theft at » 12:40 p.m. – Members on routine threats. Complainant advised of be- vehicle for speeding. Driver was is- the complainant’s shop east of Wain- patrol observed a male in the area of ing threatened over text message. sued a $120 violation ticket. wright. Two males were observed in- 7th Street and 7th Avenue who was Suspect has been identified, and a » 9:00 a.m. – Complaint of a theft. side the complainant’s shop. When wanted on outstanding warrants warrant was issued for the individ- Complainant advised money was confronted, the two males fled the out of Edmonton. Male was arrested ual’s arrest. Male was later located, unknowingly drawn from his ac- area in a grey GMC truck. The truck and later released on court compel- arrested, charged and released on count. Matter is still under investi- was later found on the highway ling documents. court compelling documents. gation. with a blown tire. Suspects are be- » 1:50 p.m. – Complaint of a theft lieved to have got into another ve- » 10:30 p.m. – Members on routine » 12:40 p.m. – Complaint of a theft of from Canadian Tire. Complainant hicle and fled the area. Members ar- advised an unknown individual patrol performed a traffic stop on a copper wire from a lease site north- rived and located the GMC truck on vehicle for being in contravention east of Wainwright. No suspects or stole various items by taking them the highway and determined it to be out the greenhouse door and fleeing of the Traffic Safety Act. Members witnesses at this time. stolen out of Lloydminster. No sus- determined the driver did not have on an ATV. No suspects at this time. » 2:00 p.m. – Complaint of fraudulent pects at this time. a valid driver’s license or further use of a credit card at a business in » 2:20 p.m. – Complaint of unknown documentation. The driver was is- » 11:30 p.m. – Complaint of a loud individual car surfing in the area of Wainwright. Still under investiga- party in the area of 3rd Avenue and sued $543 in violation tickets. tion. 25th Street and 9th Avenue. Mem- 5th Street. Members made patrols, bers made patrols, but the suspects July 9 » 6:30 p.m. – Request to conduct but the party was shut down prior to were not located. a wellbeing check on a female in police attendance. » 8:19 a.m. – Request to assist Kil- » 2:45 p.m. – Request for a wellbe- lam RCMP with a suspicious vehicle Wainwright who had not been heard from in a number of days. July 13 ing check on a female who was sup- heading towards the Wainwright posed to be in Provost but had not Detachment area which was be- Members attended the female’s resi- » 3:00 a.m. – Complaint of a domestic dence and located her safe and in disturbance at a residence in Wain- been seen. Members made patrols, lieved to be involved in rural prop- but could not find the female. Fe- erty crimes. Members made patrols, good health. wright. Complainant advised a male and female were arguing and prop- male was later located in Provost but they could not locate the vehi- without issue. cle. July 11 erty had been damaged. Members » 7:40 a.m. – Complaint of a suspi- attended and mediated the situa- » 6:30 p.m. – Complaint of an erratic » 12:10 p.m. – Individual attended cious vehicle on Highway 14 east tion. No charges considered. Alcohol driver. Complainant advised the ve- Wainwright Detachment to hand of Wainwright. Vehicle was on the believed to be a factor. hicle was swerving all over the road in a license plate which was found side of the road and looked like it and driving dangerously. Members in the ditch. License plate was not » 11:30 a.m. – Complaint of a theft. was smashed up. Members deter- Complainant advised his trailer made patrols and located the ve- deemed to be stolen. Registered mined the vehicle was not stolen. hicle. Driver was warned about his owner contacted to collect the li- which was loaded with Bobcat Registered owner was contacted to equipment had been stolen out of actions. cense plate, which was believed to remove the vehicle.

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apes, or e-cigarettes, are Vbattery-operated devices One patriotic household on 11th Street in Wainwright recently erected Photo: Roger Holmes three new flags representing the country of Canada, the province of that have cartridges with liquid Alberta and the United States of America. chemicals in them. Heat from a battery-powered atomizer turns the chemicals into an aerosol mist that is inhaled by the user (a process called vaping.) Alberta Health Services warns Albertans File photo Bring in the dirt Sometimes vaping devices about the dangers of vaping. are called vape pens, e-hoo- kahs, mods, sub-ohms and tank systems. Metals such as nickel, cadmium and Whatever you call it, vaping is dan- mercury have been found in vaping gerous. It can cause lung damage. liquids. Vaping with nicotine can lead to ad- Tests have also found that most vap- diction. It may also cause brain and ing liquids have nicotine in them, behaviour problems in teens. It can even though they may be labelled negatively affect memory and con- and sold as “nicotine-free.” Nicotine centration, too. is poisonous, especially to young chil- What is in vaping liquid? dren or pets, if swallowed or absorbed Propylene glycol, a man-made through the skin. product used in antifreeze and theatre If you need help quitting: fog, is a common ingredient in vaping Alberta Health Services gives sup- liquids. Glycerin and flavours with port and information for people inter- nicotine are also common. ested in quitting vaping or other forms Although these flavours may seem of smoking. Call or text AlbertaQuits at harmless, they may actually make the 1-866-710-QUIT (7848) or visit www. After weeks of heavy rains, crews have finally been able to start bringing in Photo: Zak products more harmful. The long-term albertaquits.ca. black dirt to the football field at Wainwright High School. The field upgrade proj- McLachlan effects of inhaling these substances is ect, for which Wainwright and District Minor Football has been fundraising for not yet known. many months, will hopefully be completed by the beginning of football season. New Expansion NOW OPEN for Tours, Call and ask us!

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THE MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF On April 6, 2018 the City of Humboldt quickly became the centre of worldwide WAINWRIGHT NO. 61 attention through the focus of a traumatic event which took the lives of 16 PUBLIC NOTICE individuals and affected countless others. The Downtown Business SAFETY CODES ACT Community would like to thank Joe Day will walk attendees through his ACCREDITED AGENCY all who attended the Taste of personal accounts of that day, and the CHANGE steps to recovery which the municipality Wainwright as well as our continues to take. sponsors, volunteers and vendors. The Municipal District of Wainwright Mother Nature did not work with us No. 61 has recently changed service this year so we moved inside, and the providers and Inspections Group Inc. event was once again a terriﬁc success.. will now be the accredited agency. Right Way Sanitation The EDGE Inspections Group Inc. will be respon- Wainwright Rustlers The PMM Staff sible for issuing permits, completing In post-traumatic stress disorder Wainwright Liquor Wainwright Minor inspections and ensuring compliance (PTSD) you are not alone in how you & Cold Beer Football feel. It is okay to not be okay. in the building, electrical, gas, plumb- Town of Wainwright Arthur Schwentner

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THE EDGESPORTS CAF National Golf Championships cancelled

Zak McLachlan ing Nationals here is what got us Re- [email protected] gionals this year as well, which we weren’t scheduled to have. The golf ust days after the Canada West course did an amazing job hosting JRegional Golf Championships that, so we’re happy to be able to get wrapped up in Wainwright, Canadian that this year,” he said. Armed Forces (CAF) Sports announced “This isn’t the first one we’ve had, but that the CAF National Golf Champion- it’s definitely the best one… Thanks to ships which were to be held in Wain- the golf course and everybody who wright had been cancelled due to a stepped up to help, all the feedback lack of funding. from Regionals was great. All the par- With the National tournament just ticipants from the 11 different loca- over a month away and planning well tions had a great time, and hopefully underway, the announcement under- we can do it again soon.” standably left tournament organizers Bailey and his PSP Wainwright staff disappointed. will certainly try to host Regionals as Brad Bailey, Senior Manager of Shortly after the Canada West Regional Golf Championships hosted in Wain- Photos: Zak often as possible, he said. After work- PSP Wainwright, shed some light on wright, pictured above, PSP Wainwright received word that the CAF National Golf McLachlan ing with the Wainwright Golf Club why the event was cancelled on short Championships which were also to be held in Wainwright have been cancelled. staff on this past tournament and hav- notice. ing it run so smoothly, he said the de- “Funding for National sports all word of the decision was very disap- planning process and preparing for cision is easy to host Regionals any comes nationally. The bases don’t pay pointing for himself, his staff and the everybody to come here. We’re dis- time it come up. into it to host Nationals. There was cut- Garrison as a whole. With the prestige appointed for the golf course and the “We’re looking forward to any backs a few years back that affected the of the CAF National Golf Champion- community. It would have been an chance we get to host in Wainwright. funding level to all sports, so they have ships, it was expected to be a big event excellent opportunity to show what We’re obviously competing with a been relying on money to be freed up for Wainwright, for the Wainwright the golf course has to offer. And also for number of other locations in the re- throughout the year to host Nationals Golf Club and for the Garrison. the town, there is a lot more to show- gion, but we’ll do what we can to bring and that just hasn’t been working,” he “It was really a marquee event that case than what its reputation in the it back starting with next year. We’ve said. doesn’t leave Ontario too often. There’s military is.” already indicated that we want to host “Two or three years ago we went only been a few out west, and those Bailey added that the National of- again next year, so we’ll see where the through the same thing. It’s just not are few and far between. So for us to fice has already decided there will chips fall on that,” he said. a sustainable way to do business. So have the opportunity to host it was a be no National golf tournament next “There is no indication that the Na- they are going to be re-examining pretty big deal. It would’ve been an op- year, and unless something changes tional funding level will affect the Re- the whole structure of things. It was portunity for a lot of military members in the funding levels, it may not come gional level at all, so as long as golf is a decision that was made outside my who don’t get to come to Wainwright back at all. there we’ll try our best to host it… The organization, but we’re the ones who to what our community and our base That is unfortunate news, says Bai- golf course staff just makes it so easy to administer it, so we’re the ones who have to offer,” he said. ley. But amidst the disappointment, host that we’ll push whenever we can feel it.” “We also put a lot of work into this. he is trying to look at the positives. to have it.” Bailey went on to say receiving My staff did a lot of work with the “The silver lining of it all is that hav- EDGE Wainwright Golf Club crowns Senior Open champions

The Wainwright Golf Club hosted its Senior Open on Sunday, July 21. It was a hot and sunny day on the golf course for the 27 men and 14 women who competed in this year’s event.

On the men’s side, Dave Arthurs from Wainwright took first place with a 77, Ron Emter from Wainwright took second place with a 79 and Barry Field from Irma finished in third place with an 80 on the day.

On the women’s side, Lorraine Polishuk from Minburn shot a 95 to take the top spot, Sharon Romanow from Wainwright finished in second with a 99 and Donna Hollar from Irma took third place with a 101.

Pictured left, Wainwright Golf Club head golf professional Josh Copeland, left, presented Arthurs and Polishuk with their first place trophies after the tournament.

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