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Volume 112, Issue 24
Wednesday, December 11, 2019
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Sedgewick Arena closed indefinitely due to structural concerns Leslie Cholowsky Editor
The Sedgewick Arena was closed to the public for an undisclosed period of time after a special meeting of Council was held on Monday, Dec. 9. The closure came after Sedgewick CAO Jim Fedyk received the written results from testing a few key support beams to see whether surface rust had permeated the actual structure of the metal. Fedyk says Associated Engineering had also received copies of the test results, and called him right away with an interpretation of the results, which showed a uniform loss of approximately 25 per cent of the strength of the purlins (structural beams and girders) that were tested. Fedyk says, “The engineer also told me that he wouldn’t be able to sleep at night if the arena was not closed due to these results. “It’s a safety issue, we have no other choice but to close.” Mayor Perry Robinson stated, “As it is Council’s number one priority to secure the safety and well-
being of our citizens, we are left with no other choices in the end.” Programming at the arena will be moved to neighboring facilities in the interim. Fedyk has since done some independent research into similar situations. He discovered that there are instances of arenas collapsing throughout North America, many involving injuries and deaths of employees and even children. He says in 2018 the Fairview Arena in Calgary collapsed, prompting the city to test all other arenas for structural integrity. He would strongly recommend that neighbouring arenas do the same. “This wasn’t just a leakage issue, it was a lot of factors that combined, including insulation problems, condensation, HVAC issues, and more.” Fedyk says it’s not something that can be determined visually. He says that even the firm who performed the test on the beams initially said they didn’t think the rust damage was as bad as it looked. It wasn’t until the detailed findings were summarized that the true extent of the damage was revealed. Fedyk says it’s fairly common knowledge that the arena roof has leaked since it was rebuilt in 1992 after
a fire destroyed the previous building. He says when he came on the scene, no one really knew the exact reason for the leak. “Wherever possible we used local experts to mitigate and repair the leak. The town has tried to find the best, most responsible solution to the issue in the past.” When roofing and engineering firms were in Sedgewick after this summer’s fire at Central High Sedgewick Public School, the Town took advantage of the experts on hand and asked them to also inspect the arena roofing. A representative from Phoenix Roofing proposed that a rooftop inspection be done. Fedyk says that inspection revealed long seams the length of the roof that had never been properly finished or filled. He says that when the inspector moved inside the building and asked if he could see where the water was coming in, he noted the extremely rusty beams overhead, saying it was the worst he’d ever seen. Fedyk says the inspector then recommended that the roof support girders be tested via infrared technology See ARENA P25
Flagstaff Food Bank receives windfall from CP Holiday Train visit JOE HARTUNG PHOTO
The CP Holiday Train rolled into Hardisty after 9 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 5, for a very enthusiastic crowd. The Holiday Train has raised over $15.8 million and gathered over 4.5 million pounds of food for the communities it visits. In Hardisty, CP donated $2,500 to the Flagstaff Food Bank, and visitors gathered 883.9 pounds of food in the Gibson Energy bus on site. Subsequent donations over and above CP’s brought the total cash raised to $10,747. See more photos Page 14.
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Heisler resident has incredible collection of Flagstaff history Emily Tanton Student Reporter
Charlotte Curtis of Heisler is a woman on a mission; she has been dedicated to collecting every obituary, birth, wedding, and anniversary announcement for the past six years from papers across the region. Curtis reads every obituary and wedding announcement that she receives or collects and enjoys learning something about each person; she’s also motivated to read each write-up she collects to ensure she doesn’t miss an important event from the Flagstaff area. Curtis doesn’t remember when her interest in historical events and data began, but she’s been recording her family genealogy since 1993. “I simply love history so almost everything interests me.” While attending her hometown of Youngstown’s centennial in August of 2013, Curtis discovered a display of obituaries one woman had been collect-
ing for decades, which she’d compiled in two binders that were displayed in the library during the centennial. In this collection, Curtis saw the obituary of her grandma who had died in 1977, the obituary of her great-grandma who had died in 1941, as well as the write-up of an uncle whose farm she was raised on. Ever since then, Curtis has been using her passion for history and her incredible organizational skills to collect every newspaper article, announcement, and obituary that pertains to Flagstaff area. “My purpose is to preserve our Flagstaff people's history for people to find or discover genealogical, and somewhat cultural, family data by having it organized and filed in an orderly manner, in an accessible repository, and with an online database.” Curtis is still working on organizing all of the data she has and transferring it all over to a website. She has put in a minimum of three hours a day for October and November and sometimes
works nine-hour days in an effort to make her collection available to the public. The collection is kept in Curtis’ house for convenience sake as she’s constantly adding new announcements and obituaries. Eventually, Curtis would like to have the collection in the Flagstaff County administration office in Sedgewick so
Charlotte Curtis of Heisler has an extensive collection of obituaries, birth announcements, wedding announcements, and feature stories about Flagstaff residents.
that the collection would be more central to the county. She hopes her online database would be welcome on the Flagstaff website, this would allow people doing research on their family history to find information quicker. So far, she’s amassed over 1,600 obituaries, housed in six large binders which are organized alphabetically, stored on acid-free paper with acid-free sleeves. She has several other binders dedicated to wedding announcements and Curtis predicts she will need a separate binder for birth announcements as well as milestone news articles and pictures. “I am also interested in special recognition announcements or events such as business anniversaries, birthdays, longtime service retirements, a long-standing business fire, and unusual weather events.” Curtis has borne all the costs of curating the collection so far but says she’s See CURTIS P33
December 2019 Meetings
Council Council M Meeting eeting Flagstaff County Council Meetings F lagstaff C ounty C ouncil M eetings aare re cconducted onducted the 2nd and 4th Wednesday W ednesday of each month a.m.. unless ccommencing ommencing at 9 a.m otherwise planned. Council C ouncil and Committee Committee meeting agendas are are aavailable vailable at the County’s C ounty’s website website at: flagstaff.ab.ca/council/meetings-andfl agstafff.a . b.ca/council/meeetings-andminu minutes tes
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Public Works Updates
Please refer to www.flagstaff.ab.ca for up-to-date road work happening throughout the County. Winter Road Maintenance: Roadways are cleared of snow as necessary. During normal winter conditions, County gravel roads should be cleared of snow within four days, unless there is heavy snow and persistent winds. One plow truck is designated to remove snow and apply sand/salt to oil and paved surface roads. Two graders are allocated for snow and ice removal on MG30 roads.
Back roads or blind roads will not be plowed unless deemed necessary by Public Works. Private Laneway Maintenance: Flagstaff County will once again be undertaking snow plowing on private laneways. Please contact the Public Works Department at 780-384-4123 by December 15th, 2019 for further details regarding this service. Laneway inspections are ongoing.
Please keep in mind that our seasonal crews will be out working on our roadways and to use extreme caution while travelling on these roads while they are being maintained in any way. We thank you in advance for your cooperation during this season.
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Killam Legion rewards KPS students for best posters and poems
Leslie Cholowsky Editor
The Killam Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion stopped by Killam Public School (KPS) on Thursday, Dec. 5, to hand out some special awards to deserving KPS students for their Remembrance Day posters and poems. As 2019 is the 75th anniversary of DDay and the Battle of Normandy, stu-
dents with winning entries not only received cash prizes, but also commemorative coins, from a full set for first-place winners, to individual coins or pins to second-place and runner-up entries In the category Primary black and white, the winner was Parker Clark, with Brittyn Delowsky in second place. For Junior colour, the winner was Kate MacKinnon, with Wyatt Thomas in second place, and Liberty Borgel in
third place. In the Junior black and white category Hayden Hogman came in first, with Yakira Kalinowsky in second place, and Abby Rancier in third. For the Intermediate colour category, first place went to Brody Wallner, with Kaily Busenius in second place, and Jenna Borth in third place. For Intermediate black and white, Lily Kennedy came in first, with Zenna
Francis in second place, and Honourable Mention given to Aleah Klatt. The Junior Literary Poem first-place winner was Kastyn Campbell. The Intermediate Poem category had Hanna Thomas in first place, Zenna Francis (with her second win) in second place, and Evelynne Waldner in third. Denis Boutin and Cyril Lindseth handed out the awards to the students.
Tender for Sale of Graders Flagstaff County invites tenders for the sale of the following used vehicles: 1.
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2015 John Deere 872GP AWD Grader – Ser. #: 1DW872GPTED666275. Comes with 16’ moldboard, rear ripper, 17.5R25 Michelin snow plus tires and blade lift accumulators. Current hours: 6,550. Estimated hours as of February 15th, 2020: 7,100. 2015 Caterpillar 160M2 AWD Grader – Ser. #: CAT0160MCR9T00345. Comes with 16’ moldboard, rear ripper, 17.5R25 tires, snow wing and blade lift accumulators. Push block not included. Current hours: 3,900. Estimated hours as of February 15th, 2020: 4,500. 2015 John Deere 872GP AWD Grader – Ser. #: 1DW872GPHFD666547. Comes with 16’ moldboard, rear ripper, 17.5R25 Michelin snow plus tires and blade lift accumulators. Current hours: 5,640. Estimated hours as of February 15th, 2020: 6,100.
• These graders can be viewed on our website at www.flagstaff.ab.ca or at the County Shop in Sedgewick and will be sold on an “as is basis.” Kilometres/hours of operation may vary slightly at time of sale. • Bids must be submitted on a tender form. Download a tender form from our website at www.flagstaff.ab.ca or contact our Administration Office at 780-384-4123 to receive a tender form. • Please send bids in a sealed envelope marked “USED GRADERS” to Flagstaff County Administration Office, Box 358, 12435 Twp Rd 442, Sedgewick, AB. • Closing date for bidding on items is Friday, January 3, 2020 at 11:00:00 a.m. MST. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
For further information, please contact: Kevin Kinzer, Shop Supervisor, at 780-390-0312.
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OBITUARIES Cecil Hector Van Hecke
Cecil Hector Van Hecke was born November 13, 1949, in Hardisty, Alberta. He was the oldest child of Paul and Mary Van Hecke and was raised on the family farm east of Alliance. Cecil was named after both his grandfathers (Cecil Mundle and Hector Van Hecke). Cecil married Elizabeth Maron in April 1969
and together they purchased the current farmstead where they made their home. Together they had two children, Donna and Steven. Cecil farmed with his parents and drove truck with Van Hecke Transport. In 1980, Cecil started C & E Trucking. Cecil did local and long distance hauling grain, gravel and oil. In 1981 Judy Sulz moved to the farmstead bringing her two children Trevor and Jody; in 1982 they had Ann Del. In addition to trucking, Cecil farmed with his dad Paul and his brother Ernie. In 2014 when Paul passed away, Cecil and
Ernie continued farming the family land together. In his early years he liked rodeos, curling, stock car racing, snowmobile racing, poker rallies, flying, and hunting. When he wasn’t farming or driving truck, he spent many hours at auctions, visiting with friends, sharing a good story and a drink or two. Cecil was a collector of many things ranging from tractors, cars, antiques, and equipment. He is survived by his brother Ernie (Pat) Van Hecke, his children Donna (Mike) Reid, Steven Van Hecke (Casandra), Ann Del (Chris) Carr; grandchildren Shinelle (Clayton)
Peters, Quinten (Lydia), Justin, and Ethan Reid; step-grandchild Chase (Naomi) Sulz; greatgrandchildren Ashton and Marley Peters; nieces Bobbie Jo Van Hecke (Hunter, Phoenix, Willow), Roxanne (Mike) Field (Brayden, Madison), and nephew Dustin Van Hecke. He was predeceased by his parents Paul and Mary Van Hecke, stepchildren Trevor and Jody Sulz. After a seven-month battle with cancer Cecil passed away peacefully December 3 surrounded by his family. A Celebration of Life
morial donations may be made to the Battle Bend Cemetery or the Daysland Hospital Foundation.
will be held at the Alliance Community Hall on Friday, December 13 at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, me-
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Patricia Eileen Smith (nee O'Reilly)
It is with saddened hearts, the family of Patricia Eileen Smith (nee O'Reilly), announce her passing on December 2, at the age of 72. Pat is survived by her loving husband of 54 years, Oakley Smith and their children, Noreen Matier, Oakley Smith Jr. (Kari), and Mellissa Smith (Tony). Pat leaves her grandchildren; Aharon, Amber, (Eric), Ryan, Sarah(Matthew), Danielle, as well as great-grandchildren Lincoln and Lauren. Many close friends and extended family who were touched by the life of Patricia will remember her fondly. Born March 23, 1947, in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Pat was predeceased by her parents; Robert and Harriet O’Rielley, Joe and Jenny Kissel, siblings; Charles, June Abbott
and Edna Latozke; inlaws Henry and Sarah Smith, Donnie Syrota, Bud Smith and Alma Oliver and son-in law Darcy Matier. Pat married Oakley on June 5, 1965. Together, they moved to BC and ran a diner while living in Telkwa, BC. When living in Prince George, Pat raised her kids, babysat, and worked at a clothing store. After moving to Killam, she worked numerous jobs as a jack of all trades. She always said her worst job was being a burnt potato-chip picker for Old Dutch, but pumping gas at the UFA in the winter was a close second. She joked about life, winning the lottery, and her children inheriting the cleaning empire her and Oakley created. She was tough but loving and willing to help out in any way she could. She was stubborn and determined, but this came in handy when fighting cancer and the multitude of other ailments she was dealt. She ensured all three of her children finished high school and went on to complete degrees. She
was proud of that. Patricia loved and spoiled her grandchildren, always sending treats and cards as well as giving no-nonsense advice. Everyone could talk to her about whatever problems they were dealing with. She loved animals and treated her dogs as family. Recently; much to her children's annoyance, Pat spoiled her dogs with bottled water and fresh steaks while us kids complained that we drank from the garden hose and ate baloney as children! She loved hummingbirds, hedgehogs, and dragonflies. She was crafty with ceramics, paper tole, macrame, and crochet. Pat’s early life was difficult, yet she made sacrifices to be sure her children's lives where wonderful and that her kids had everything she did not have while growing up. She will be greatly missed. In lieu of flowers, online donations may be made directly to the Killam and District Health Care Foundation. A private family memorial service will be held.
Killam & Forestburg Baptist Church Pastors: David Tonner (Lead) Phone: Killam: 780 385-3607 Forestburg 780 582-3601
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