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Seven local dancers who will be dancing internationally representing Canada later this year held a barbeque fundraiser at Christina’s Home Furnishings on July 16. Sumiah Prill and Hailey Warren will be dancing in Poland; Phoenix Wilsons, Jett Wilson, Aaralyn Tupper, and Asia Clark will be dancing in Germany; and Chloe Maxwell will be dancing in New York. “It’s a big opportunity!” said Sumiah Prill. (Pictured) From left, Sumiah Prill, Chloe Maxwell, and Asia Clark serving lunch on July 16. Photo Angela Mouly

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Emergency Training Centre - Platoon 1 Grad

Angela Mouly Reporter

The L akeland Emergency Train ing Centre in Vermilion hosted their Platoon 1 Graduation Ceremony on July 19. Families of students came to tour the facilities, congratulate the stu d e nt s an d h e l p c e l e br ate t h e ir completion of the Firefighter Training Program.

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Submitted Vermilion Pee Wee Reds win 13U Provincials in Leduc.

The tournament started with a disappointing 8-3 loss against Red Deer.

After the first game the team played some excellent baseball winning the remainder of the round robin games.

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This set up a rematch against Red Deer in the finals. The team played an error free game and held Red Deer to only 3 runs in a 14-3 win.

The accomplishment is made even greater considering this team consisting of Vermilion and Marwayne boys has only been together for three weeks.

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EDITORIAL

Lorna Hamilton Editor

Holy cow, the Fair is coming again this week and honestly, I don’t know where the time has gone.

Summer is halfway over and the weather thus far has been a bit of a pain in the butt, so I am hoping that Mother Nature will hold off on her tantrums and give us just three days of nice weather with no rain!!

As always, I am hoping to spend some relaxing time during the Fair so I can take in some of the entertainment

Dawn Hames Columnist

These muffins are gluten free and sugar free. I like to make a batch of these muf fins an d freeze t h e m , i n d i v i d u a l l y, to be able to quickly add them to a packed lunch, or a accompaniment with coffee and tea. Almost all of the carbohydrates in ground fla x seed are fiber, making this a great low carb

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Hoping For Good Weather

but it is a pretty busy time for all of us here at the paper so it will be a we’ll see how it goes kinda thing. If you see us around and would like to come up and say hi please do so, we love getting really great photos of all the happenings.

The rides in the Midway I absolutely won’t be utilizing but I do enjoy watching the children as they jump from one ride to another ride; it’s a blast to see their happy faces full of excitement.

The Vermilion Ag Society along with their volunteers has always done a beautiful job organizing all the events which are jam-packed with livestock

find their parents. We have to remember that with the lights and so many things to look at children do get distracted easily.

As for us adults, I think it is important for us to remember that even though it is a weekend meant for fun, we all need to take care and caution with how much we drink and keep it planted solidly in our minds not to drink and drive. No one wants a DUI or death on their hands.

Enjoy the weekend with your friends and loved ones, make memories that will last a lifetime and above all else stay safe. Have wonderful fair times everyone and remember to do your sun dance over the next few days!!

Banana Flax Seed Muffins

food suitable for diabetics, Paleo, Keto or low cab diets. Flax is one of those foods that we seldom eat, yet it has a multitude of benefits. When eating flax it is best to consume the ground flax seed. Whole flax seed will simply pass right through, without giving you the benefit of its unique nutritional profile.

Ground flax seed is high in magnesium, manganese and vitamin B1. You can buy flax seed ground, or you can purchase the whole seed and freshly grind it in a coffee grinder. Ground flax

OBITUARY Madeleine Friesen

Madeleine was born on November 5, 1925 and spent her early years growing up on a homestead near Frenchman Butte, SK. With few close neighbors and all her relatives either in Ireland or eastern Canada, playtime was spent outdoors, using her imagination and learning about wildlife and nature…with her dog beside her as her closest friend. However, when she was 6 years old her baby brother, Bob, was born. This brought her much joy and her love for him and her role as big sister remained with her all through life. When her family moved to Lloydminster, Madeleine was able to finish high school. Having inherited a thirst for learning and love of books from her dad, she decided to take training as a registered nurse. While waiting to get into the Nursing Program Madeleine worked on a ranch in the foothills of Alberta. There her love for cattle and ranching also grew. This was always a treasured time in her life. She often shared experiences with us of things that happened there.

While in training at the Victoria Hospital in Prince Albert, Sk, she met Harold Friesen and after she graduated, they were married on May 16, 1951. In 1955 Harold left his trucking business and Madeleine left nursing to focus on farming. Thus, they bought the farm south of Vermilion.

A deciding factor on this location was a school just ½ mile away. (No 3 ½ mile walk for her children!) Here they worked side by side raising cattle and kids. The farm has remained in the family, now operated by Denise and Ralf Jonas and family under the ranch name, “Silver Shadow Charolais”. Although Madeleine never went back to formally working as an R.N., her medical training and knowledge remained invaluable in assisting with neighborhood medical emergencies and health issues and also played a strong influence in the health of the cattle.

A love for our Creator and a desire that her children grow up knowing God and his standards led Madeleine to a personal study of the Bible. As a result, she was baptized as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses in 1963. She lived her life faithful to her beliefs and with a deep conviction that one day our Creator’s purpose for the earth would be fulfilled and true peace realized.

Madeleine’s love for family was always evidenced by actions. When a stroke confined Harold to the nursing home, Madeleine faithfully visited him every day. For some time this meant driving the 22 miles back and forth to town. In time she moved off the farm to be close to the nursing home where she lived until Harold passed away. In 2008, with the help of family and many dear friends, we were able to build her a little house and welcome her back to the farm. She fondly referred to it as “the house that love built”. Many happy hours were spent at her kitchen table visiting her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren and watching the farm activities.

She enjoyed seeing the garden growing in front of her house and loved to see the many birds that came to her feeders. She never lost interest in what was happening with the cattle and all the people involved. With wonderful care and assistance of family and friends she was able to stay in that house the rest of her life. We look forward to welcoming Madeleine back to the Paradise earth where both humans and animals will enjoy peace and our world will be a place without pain, sickness and death.

Madeleine is survived by her children, Blake (Geri) Friesen of Canmore, AB, Grant (Rosalina) Friesen of Surrey, BC, Denise (Ralf ) Jonas, Marlene (Dave) Baryski both of Vermilion. Also grandchildren, Misty (Stephen) Mitchell, Mandy (Michael) Stratichuk, Shaun (Angela) Jonas, Erin (Brandon) Nagy, Alison (Stephan) Currie, Scott Jonas, Cristine (Abe) Pineda, Filrose, Mary Lou, Ace, Christian Friesen and great-grandchildren, Jakob, Lily, Sarah Mitchell, Jade, Jett Jonas, Cheyenne, Baruch Nagy and Crisabe Pineda.

CARD OF THANKS

events such as - beef, sheep, poultry shows and of course the many horse events. Also take in the trade show, exhibits, open stage, bingo and of course the popular beer gardens and evening entertainment.

As a reminder, our quiet town will soon be bustling with thousands of visitors, and while we are a very trusting town, I do think it is important to remember to be vigilant with our children. Don’t let the little ones wander off by themselves; it can be pretty scary when you turn around and discover your child is on the missing list and it can be even more traumatic for them when they can’t

The Friesen family would like to express our sincere appreciation to all those who lovingly cared for Madeleine. Especially Dr. Maulud who always treated Mom in a kind and compassionate manner. Thank you to Susan Kochan for her caring concern when Mom was in Emergency. Also her caregivers whom Mom thought of so fondly, Becky Nagy, Tracey Davis, Katie Jarret, Carolyn Hare, Marcia Gallagos, Bernice Nickoluk and Ruth Nagy.

Thank you to our many friends for your beautiful flowers, supportive notes and letters, the phone calls, food and visits, and to those who travelled long distances to pay your respects.

Thank you to all those who worked hard and prepared a wonderful lunch at Mom’s memorial service. Your expressions of care and thoughtfulness will never be forgotten.

seeds are high in both soluble and nonsoluble fiber, which help lower cholesterol. The fiber in flax also helps with good digestion, blood sugar balance and weight loss. Flax contains special fiber related poly phenol antioxidants called lignans. The lignans found in flax are converted by our gut bacteria to produce balanced hormones, and reduce the risk of breast cancer, as well as a reduced risk of prostate, colon and ovarian cancer. Because flax helps to balance hormones, it is beneficial to menopausal women as well. Flax seeds are rich in a form of healthy omega 3 that is called ALA (alpha-linolenic acid). ALA is beneficial for the hair, skin and nails. Flax seeds also contain protein with an amino acid panel that favours improved immune function, decreased tumor production and it is also anti fungal. Overall there

is an abundance of good reasons to add flax to our diets in moderation.

You will notice that this recipe uses a banana peel. Banana peel are edible, just be sure it is organic and to wash it with both ends cut off. A banana peel has more nutrients than the banana, If the peel has a few brown spots on it, then thats even better. Bananas are high in pectin fiber and aid in movement through the digestive system.

Bananas are a good source of vitamin B6, vitamin C and potassium. A fouryear research study has shown that the high potassium content found in foods such as bananas help reduce blood pressure and the risk of stroke.

Fair warning, these are very good, but don’t eat too many in the same day, as the fiber, the flax and the banana combo can have a laxative effect.

Banana Flax Seed Muffins 3 ripe bananas 1 organic banana peel (optional) 3 eggs 1/4 cup water 1 cup ground flaxseed 4 tablespoons of coconut flour 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 4 packages stevia (single serving size) 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon ginger 1/2 cup of chopped walnuts 1/2 cup raisins 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar Preheat the oven to 350 degree.

Prepare 12 muffin papers in a 12 cup muffin tin. Dissolve the stevia in the MEMORIAM water, and stir until mixed. In a blender HENRY HEIGH the bananas, eggs, water/ MISSED BY Helen & Family combine stevia mixture and the banana peel.

July 25, 2012 Pour the mixture into a bowl and add A Tribute to a Special Man the flaxseed, coconut flour, baking A beautiful life came to a sudden end, soda, baking powder, stevia, ginger He died as he lived, everyone’s friend.

He was always thoughtful, loving and kind, and cinnamon. Stir until blended and What a precious memory he left behind. then stir in the raisins and walnuts.

He left us suddenly, his thoughts unknown, Stir in the apple cider vinegar at the But he left us memories we are proud to own. end and then spoon the batter, into the Treasure him, God in your garden of rest, muffin tins. Bake at 350 degrees for For in our world, he was one of the best. approx. 25 minutes.

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July 23, 2019 | The Vermilion Voice

Craig Baird Columnist

As I have mentioned before, one of the things I love about local history is telling the tales of those who lived that history. Kings and queens are great, but the ordinary people who lived ordinary lives are the ones who really fascinate me. One of the benefits of writing this column is that I can explore those lives.

This week, I am looking at the Walkers of Vermilion.

Alice and Bill Walker were married in England on Jan. 29, 1921. They spent some time working on a large farm before they decided to take a leap and move to Canada. Setting sail with four other young individuals from Liverpool on March 20, 1925, they arrived in the Vermilion area on April 2, 1925.

Their first experience with Vermilion was that of snow, which was only just starting to melt after the long winter.

Upon their arrival in Vermilion, they

The Walkers of Vermilion

were put up in the Brunswick Hotel. It was there that they, strangely enough, smelled garlic for the first time.

One interesting story related by Alice was that upon their arrival in North Battleford, a rough looking individual stopped them and asked them where they were going. They said Vermilion and he responded that he was going there too. This made them wonder about the community they were heading to.

The following day after their arrival, they were taken out to the quarter-section of land they hoped to purchase by H. Hodgins. The site would be purchased through the Soldier Settlement Fund. On the property they saw the lone building, which was nothing but a one-room shack that contained a cook stove, two chairs and a table. In the cellar were several dead gophers and old rags. Alice was less than impressed.

“We believed this place had to be the end of God’s Country. We returned to Vermilion immediately, really upset with what we had just encountered.

Experienced as a sheepherder in England, Bill was able to get a job on a

dairy farm in the area.

In 1926, the couple found out the land farmed by the Reid family had become vacant. They bought the farm and found that only 75 acres were broken, with the rest just brush and river hay. The couple bought four horses, a gang plow and several other implements. They also hauled lumber from Vermilion to build a small house and barn. By the time they finished, it was starting to get cold.

The first crop for the couple was excellent, and more and more land was broken

each year. On May 20, 1932, they had a son named William. He would eventually marry Mary Stewart in 1957 and go on to farm the land his parents had owned.

Suggestions for columns or questions? E-mail Craig at crwbaird@gmail. com. Listen to his podcast by searching for “Canadian History Ehx” on your podcast platform. Find his show on YouTube by searching for “Canadian History Ehx”.

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Sue Chikie Reporter

Sheila Heit Programs Coordinator of the Vermilion Public Library presented a Fossil Rub Activity with two sessions on July 25.

Fossils were on display for the children to feel and examine and pass around. 6 fossil casts came from the University of Alberta, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences and included fossil ferns, trilobites, and a fossil fish.

Heit explained and asked the children questions about their knowledge of the various fossils that are found.

She described how fossils have been created, one being an example of when a fish dies and goes to bottom

of the water, what is left is bones and it is then gradually covered by sand and mud and become rocks in the sediment, then eventually (millions of years!) as the ground shifts and the earth changes they may be exposed for us to find.

Other fossils Heit had to show the children were various pieces of Petrified wood. She went on to explain about Pine tree resin which is where some whole insects have been trapped and now are found in what is called Amber.

Coal and oil are other fossils, so that is why we call oil a fossil fuel.

All the children had fun participating in this fun, learning and doing program.

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Did you know that barbecues can include healthy foods and still taste great? Here are some ideas to get you started: Meat: Look for lean cuts of meat or poultry without skin. Choose fish and shellfish for variety. Season your meat, poultry or fish with your favourite herbs and spices without added salt.

Meatless: Try barbequed tofu-use firm or extra firm tofu and season with herbs and spices or try a marinade.

Rub with oil or use a non-stick cooking spray to keep it from sticking to the grill. Grill for 6-7 minutes per side.

Kabobs: Cut up colour ful vege tables such as bell peppers, onions, zucchini, mushrooms, and tomatoes and cook them on a kabob stick. Let everyone in the family make their own

kabobs.

S i d e s: B a ke p o t a t o e s o r ya m s wrapped in aluminum foil on the barbecue. This method also works well with corn on the cob.

Salads: Of fer raw vegetables or green salad as a side dish with the meal. Mix low fat plain yogur t with ingredients such as lemon or lime juice, herbs and spices to make tasty dips and dressings. Add chickpeas, beans or lentils to salads to add variety and protein.

Dessert: Try grilled pineapple rings, plums or peaches with a little bit of low fat yogurt. Or, take advantage of ripe seasonal fruit such as berries and watermelon. Ser ve them cut up for everyone to enjoy.

Drinks: Make your own flavoured water using lemon or lime wedges, mint leaves or frozen berries.

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July 23, 2019 | The Vermilion Voice

Conservatives Call On Trudeau Liberals To Reverse Harm Done To Canada’s Natural Resource Workers At Ministerial Conference

Shannon Stubbs, MP Submitted

Lakeland, AB – Shannon Stubbs, Shadow Minister for Natural Resources, issued the following statement on Minister Sohi attending the Energy and Mines Ministers’ Conference in Cranbrook, British Columbia: “This week, Minister Sohi has the oppor tunit y to listen to his provincial counterparts instead of ignoring the continued calls of the Premiers to cancel the Liberals’ job killing carbon ta x, reverse the anti-resource and anti-pipeline Bill C - 69, end the oil export ban Bill C-48, and give back power over economic development to the North that the Liberals removed in Bill C-88.

“If Prime Minister Trudeau’s Liberals are serious about making Canada’s energy and mining sectors competitive, Minister Sohi would commit to imme-

diately scrapping Bill C-69 and axing the carbon tax in front of his provincial and territorial partners this week.

But Prime Minister Trudeau’s Liberals won’t, because they always put the special interests of a small group of anti-resource and anti-energy activists ahead of the hundreds of thousands of women and men who work in Canada’s natural resource sectors.

“There is no region of this country that the Liberals’ anti-resource development agenda has not harmed: from offshore drilling in Atlantic Canada, to oil and gas development in the North, to mining in Quebec, Ontario and BC, and oil and gas development across Western Canada. The Liberals imposed new taxes, increased redtape, created uncertainty and chaos for project developers, all at the cost of good-paying Canadian jobs - putting Canada at a disadvantage against

international competitors.

“The Liberal plan to kill Canada’s resource industries is no surprise.

Pr i m e M i n i s ter Tr u d eau h a s b e e n open about his plan to ‘phase-out’ the oil and gas sector, and feels the need to apologize to his international billionaire friends for Canada’s environmentally and socially responsible natural resources.

“The Liberals rammed through a carbon tax that makes new mines and resource development in rural and remote communities less competitive. The ‘no more pipelines’ Bill C-69 kills jobs, drives away investment, and already cost our economy billions.

Bill C- 48 blocks Western Canadian oil from international markets, while doing nothing to stop foreign imported oil from countries with terrible environmental and human rights records.

The Liberals also prohibited resource

development on wide swaths of northern land - without consultation and without warning.

“Canada’s Conservatives will always stand with struggling families who rely on Canada’s natural resource jobs.

Conservatives will scrap the ‘no more pipelines’ Bill C-69, axe the carbon tax, and give certainty to the private sector to get pipelines built. Conservatives are proud of Canada’s world class production of natural resources, have a plan to get Canadian resources to global markets, and will finally help hard working Canadians to get-ahead.”

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BOOKS FOR BELIZE Due To Overwhelming Success, We Are Starting A Third Sea-can!

Accepting generous donations of: Children & Youth Books, School Supplies, Teacher Resources, Looseleaf Paper, Printer Paper are priority.

Please no encyclopedias, magazines or textbooks

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PARKING LOT PAVING Please be advised that parking lot paving will disrupt parking at the west gate during the fair. We are working with Lakeland college to supply alternate parking.

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What’s Happening In Clandonald

onald Hall Committee is being held on Tuesday, July 30 at 7:30 p.m. at the H o p e eve r yo n e i s e n j oy i n g t h e Clandonald Community Hall. Everysummer. The crops look great with all one is welcome to attend. This is a the rain we have been receiving. great opportunity to get involved and The Annual Meeting of the Cland- bring ideas to improve this beautiful facility in our community.

Friends of Cland o n a l d a r e l o o king for residential rental properties in and around Clandonald. Please contact Heather August 10, 2019 Oddan at the Clandonald Post Office.

Fair season is in full swing. The Clandonald Countr y Fair is just 1:00 – 3:00 pm Exhibit Hall Entries Received we eks away. T h e theme for our fair All Day Exhibit Hall Open & Goldmine this year is “ClandSubmitted

8:00 – 10:00 am 9:00 – 11:00 am 10:00 – 11:00 am 11:30 am 12:00 noon 12:00 – 5:00 pm 12:30 pm 12:30 – 1:30 pm 1:00 pm 1:00 – 2:00 pm 1:30 pm 1:30 – 2:30 pm 2:00 pm 3:00 pm 4:00 pm

Pancake Breakfast The Prairie Dogs Face Painting Parade Lakeland Pipes & Drums Laser Tag/Bouncy House/Obstacle Course Presentations Bingo Watermelon Contest Face Painting Children’s Races The Prairie Dogs Tractor Pedal Pushers Jesse Lewis - Illusionist Mutton Busting

onald—Celebrating Our Successes.”

On Friday, August 9, exhibit entries are received at the Clandonald Arena from 1 to 3 p.m. The fair booklet is ava i l a b l e at t h e C l a n d o n a l d Po s t O f fi c e, Clan d o nal d C ountr y Store and the Vermilion Visitor Information Centre. As well, you can find the booklet on the Clandonald Agricultural Society website (www.clandonaldagsociety.ca). Saturday, August 10 starts with a hearty pancake breakfast of pancakes, bacon, sausage, eggs, coffee and juice for $12 per person and preschoolers free. We are fortunate to have The Prairie Dogs share their wid e var iet y of musi c during breakfast and again in the afternoon.

Children and those young at heart can get their faces painted from 10 to 11 a.m. and again from 1 to 2 p.m. The parade starts at 11:30 a.m. with the parade route starting from the Clandonald Community Hall and winding its

Sixteen children had the opportunity to participate in a watermelon eating contest at the 2018 Clandonald Fair. Photo Vermilion Voice

way through town to the fair grounds.

L a ke l a n d P i p e s a n d D r u m s h ave graciously agreed to lead the parade a n d p r o v i d e s o m e m u s i c a l i n t e rlude right after the parade on the fair grounds. We are fortunate to have our homegrown RCMP return to lead the parade. Back by popular demand is laser tag and the bouncy house. New this year is the obstacle course for all ages. Wrist bands will be sold for $5 for individuals who want to take part in the laser tag and obstacle course—no limit to the number of times you take part. At 12:30 p.m., presentations are made to winners of the exhibits and parade, as well as the announcement of the volunteer of the year in memory of Denis McCormack. The Clandonald Seniors start the bingo on the grounds at 12:30 p.m. At 1 p.m., individuals get to tr y their skills in the watermelon contest. Children can tr y their luck in finding money in the goldmine and take part in the children’s races at 1:30 p.m. and the tractor pedal pushers at 2 p.m. The Prairie Dogs are back on stage at 1:30 p.m. Jesse Lewis’ magic show mixes illusion, music, theatre, comedy and hilarious audience participation to create entertainment experiences for the whole family. The day ends with the mutton busting starting at 4 p.m. There is always a surprise with what other animals may show up in the pen. Hope to see you at the fair.

Make sure to follow the Clandonald Agricultural Society on Facebook.

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Communities In Bloom Garden Party

Lorna Hamilton Reporter

With the weather cooperating the Communities in Bloom in conjunction with the Vermilion Chamber of Commerce held a garden party at the Town Hall Park on July 17 instead of their annual garden tours.

“We wanted to showcase the thriving downtown core and new businesses,” said Communities in Bloom member Kim McMinis.

Throughout the evening at tend ees had the opportunity to purchase a beef on a bun for $5 and a piece of strawberry shortcake topped with fresh strawberries from Cruther’s Berry farm for an additional $5 while listening to local entertainment by Donna Eyben, Kerri Pullyblank, and Shane Thomas.

Also in attendance at the party offering items for sale were Vermilion Commu-

nity Art Club, Vermilion Quilters Guild, Vermilion Pottery Guild and woodworking from Paul Yaceyko.

Three draws for the garden competition was also made with each winner receiving a $50 gift certificate from either F’Laura n Company Greenhouse, Lawn and Gardens or Home Hardware. Four local businesses Uniquely U Styles, Vermilion Jewellers, Elevations and the Men’s Den also offered specials for the occasion.

“This is our special fundraising event for the year and would like to thank the Town for being our host and for supplying the chairs, tables, and the piano.

We would also like to thank everyone involved. This coming week is the Fair and I would encourage everyone to have a look around their neighbourhood to make sure our town is nice and tidy Betty Wilson and Mary Hubman pose with items from the Vermilion Pottery Guild. before the Fair comes,” said McMinis.

Thelma Gnida with her quilts at the Communities in Bloom Garden Party.

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2019 Come By The Hills Music Festival

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By The Hills. The Battle River hills out at Mistahiya will be filled with a little something special for all musical tastes!

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Tickets for Friday Evening cost $35.00, all day Saturday cost $55.00, a weekend pass is $65.00, and youth (under 16) are free.

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Shooters Showdown

Angela Mouly Reporter

For some Wild West historical entertainment, you can watch the Border Cowboy Mounted Shooters as they shoot it out at the Vermilion Fair July 26 - 27.

Impressive shows of accuracy, shooting black powder blanks at balloon targets while riding timed patterns will

take place on July 26, from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. and July 27, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. at the Lakeland College Arena. The mounted shooting finals will take place on July 27, at the grandstand at 3 p.m.

Both men and women aged youth to senior are actively involved in this fastpaced sport. Safety is a key to the sport as competitors on horseback use revolvers, pistols, or double-barreled shot-

Duncan MacMillan. Photos submitted

guns. Points that competitors earn during the shoot will count towards both their Canadian and World standings.

Several local members will be in attendance including the Canadian Cowboy Mounted Shooters Association’s 2018 Champions Lesley Farkash for the Ladies 2 Division, Jean MacMillan for the Senior Ladies 3 Division, and

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Your reputation may be at stake if you partake in gossip. You are in a high cycle where travel, education, and creative endeavors are concerned. Try not to jump to conclusions.

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The Vermilion Voice | July 23, 2019

Alberta-born Actor Set To Film Movie In Vegreville And Surrounding Area This Summer

Submitted W r i t t e n a n d d i r e c t e d b y Tr o y Ruptash (formerly of Vegreville, AB), who played the real Don Draper on AMC’s Mad Men, They Who Surround Us (TWSU) honours Ukrainian settlers and their culture.

From the forests of Ukraine, where the UPA struggles to keep the Ukrainian identity alive to the rich farmland of the Canadian Prairies, TWSU is a story of intergenerational trauma, where the past haunts a young Alberta farmer who is dealing with incredible grief after the sudden the loss of his wife. “ T h ey W h o S ur r o u n d Us te l l s a power ful stor y, one that I think will re s o nate w i t h m any p e o p l e,” s ai d Ruptash. “Cultural Identity, connecting to one’s roots, mental health, grief, loss and resilience are all themes found in this story.”

Ruptash, who is based in Los Angeles, will also act in the movie. Free acting workshops are also expected to take place, where extras may be discovered.

T h e pr o d u c t i o n te a m for T WSU i n c l u d e s S a n d y a n d G r a nt W i l d e, as executive producers and awardwinning producer Rosanne Milliken (all formerly of Vegreville, AB).

The idea for the movie originated after Ruptash noticed that Ukrainians and Ukrainian culture are extremely under represented in the film industry.

Af ter a fateful trip to Ukraine in Nov. 2018, and the discovery of family members he did not know existed, Ruptash returned home inspired to finish the script based on his incredible journey.

“I’ve been working in the film and television industry for close to 30 years with some amazing experiences and opportunities, but nothing compares to coming back to Vegreville to tell the story of my ancestors,” said Ruptash.

“Having this opportunity to give back to the community that has supported me all these years has filled me with a deep sense of meaning and purpose.”

Casting is currently being final ize d an d Ru pt as h i s al so wor k ing with costume designer, Deidre Hackman and Sundance composer Craig Richey.

Ruptash will be hosting free acting workshops in the latter par t of July and early August in Vegreville, for both adults and youth with all levels of experience. Anyone interested in learning more about acting and the film industry is welcome to sign up to participate.

The workshops will include exerc i s e s an d m o n o l o g u e s a s we ll a s instruction on what goes into being a background per former (ex tra) in a m ov i e a s t h er e m ay b e u p c o m ing opportunities to be a background performer in They Who Surround Us.

TWSU Cover. Photos submitted

(visit TWSU website for details).

“It’s also a great way to maybe find an undiscovered talent who ends up playing one of the lead or supporting roles in the movie,” said Ruptash.

Filming is tentatively set to begin in mid-August.

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Phase 2 of the Vermilion and District Housing Foundation’s Valley Lodge Modernization Project shows a new wing replacing previous parts of the building that had been built nearly 60 years ago. Photo submitted The Royal Canadian Legion donated three new wheelchairs to Alberta Health Unit on July 18. From left, Active Living Consultant Eleanor Kenzie, Cornerstone Co-op Pharmacy manager Kim Clarke, Royal Canadian Legion member Marcel Lefebvre, Health Unit Administrative Support Darlene Carrier, Health Unit Rehab Assistants Michelle Eyben and Breanne Tarkowski. Photo submitted

Cornerstone Co-op Pharmacy BBQ Fundraiser The Cornerstone Co-op Pharmacy held a barbeque fundraiser on July 18, with proceeds going to support Team Vermilion on their upcoming Ride To Conquer Cancer. Photo submitted Nordic Pole Walking Clinic.

On July 16, Kalyna PCN and Cornerstone Co-op Pharmacy hosted two sessions of an introduction to Nordic Pole Walking at the Community Oven at 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. The attendees learned the benefits of Nordic Pole Walking, how to set their poles and the proper technique. Register at the Pharmacy for our next two sessions on August 8 at 1 p.m. and 6:30 pm. Photo submitted

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Taste Of Wainwright

The Wainwright Downtown Business Community held a very successful Taste of Wainwright on July 18 at the Peace Memorial Multiplex as the weather had decided not to cooperate.

The event had numerous food and alcohol vendors which provided tastes for the hundreds of attendees to enjoy, as well as upbeat music which added to the lively atmosphere. Hubkins Restaurant from Vermilion was also in attendance and was serving the many attendees who visited their booth. Photo submitted

Over 100 people attended the Vermilion Heritage Museum’s Fundraiser on July 21, and had the opportunity to meet Stephen Mills. His family set up a camera and offered keep sake photos for a donation. Everyone enjoyed the beef on a bun and took time to talk to Stephen, who was the gentleman who opened the safe belonging to the Brunswick Hotel that remained unopened for approximately 40 years. Photos submitted

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Rejuvenate Some Ideas To Make Your Home Decor Look More Picturesque Jules Hopkins Submitted

Transforming a home into such a haven of beauty is surely every homeowner’s desire. The truth is that; just lit tle simple steps can per form the wonder of remaking your home into that all shades of awesomeness you really wish for. With myriads of design ideas out there, there is no limit to the amount of what you can do to make your home look picturesque.

In the busyness and bustle of our daily living, there’s nothing as satisfying as coming to a home with such shape of calmness and rest. We all can definitely use a neatly designed abode for allowing our minds to let free from the clumsiness of the world and wander. The laws of Feng Shui has been in existence for a number of years and it is such a design that centers on the distribution of energy in spatial orientation and arrangement.

Perhaps, integrating all of its laws and recommendations may be quiet a dose of difficulty for you, there are some of its concept that can ignite your home’s ability to express maximum energy flow if effectively applied.

It’s quite seamless to sight in on the most effective and practicable ideas t h at are a p p li c a b l e to m o st h o m e designing and decorating situations.

To take a quick dive into the process of making your home look picturesque and undeniably inviting, you can try out these 7 Feng Shui décor tips we bring to you.

1. Remove Clutter This looks like a simple concept but the truth is having it done doesn’t

always come easy. For some, it may look exhausting but really, it is worth the time and everything. As we get increasingly occupied in our lives, so also it is for homes to get cluttered especially if we are not deliberate about ensuring they are free and unobstructed. Having your space full of clutter is not the Feng Shui way. As such, it is important to get rid of worn-out and antiquated energy from the home so new, positive ambiance can freely breeze in. First things you need to start this out are a pair of gloves (rubber) and a trash can.

Stretch into holes you have not really cared about in a long while, reach into your lockers and cupboards and let go all the clutter therein. For that old and stricken vase just sitting right there, get rid of it or put it away, and don’t be too sentimental about it. You could also reap a few bucks off some of your unused old stuff by listing them on eBay –better than letting it waste away while cluttering your space all along.

2. Choose Colors Carefully And Purposefully If you are very much familiar with Feng Shui, you would have probably found out that some colors are needed to be used in certain parts of the home.

However, it is important to know that the way color affects or makes you feel is quite pivotal to choosing colors even far more than the positive chi it is likely to bring. All that an old, dirty, weary painted wall whatever color cannot be anything beyond that oldness, dirtiness, and weariness. But for a freshly painted wall of colors, you can expect to experience such height of life and

quality energy released into your home.

3. Rearranging Furniture Although this may sound a bit inexplicit and imprecise, it’s actually very easy. It is impor tant to ensure the arrangement of your furniture is not in any way obstructing the flow of space in your home. Ensure to have your furniture positioned in a way that doesn’t disturb the free flow of positive energy around them. For instance, you shouldn’t bump into your sofa just as you make an entry into your living room. The Feng Shuiguidelines bring about an increased level of charm when exquisitely applied to how you arrange your furniture -and that bit alone can be all that will make aa huge difference in your home.

4. Flowers and Greens Don’t wait till a loved one gift you with flowers before you fix your home with a number of beautiful flowers and green blooms. It has been established through researches that flowers have the potential to bring down depression and boost memory as well. You can get a couple of them from a flower store or if you have got an herb garden by your home, bring some of them into your living room, passage, or even kitchen.

You can put them in a glass vase or clay jars, or even galvanized steel pots.

5. Illuminate The Darker Spots Dark corners are no friend to making your home picturesque and Feng Shui takes care of that just rightly. Feng Shui advises that every spot in your home be exposed to unhindered light. The reason is somewhat not far fetched because light has the magical abil-

ity to activate energy and keeping it in a steady momentum. Sieve out any darker spots of your home by getting a lot of light sources such as lamps so as to ignite the energy around there.

6. Bring in Beautiful and Expressive Pieces The way to go about this may vary from person to person but yes, it uses the same concept of Feng Shui for devising a soothing and energy-filled place. Bring in the things you love and the pieces that express your feelings, be it pottery, books, artifacts, fabrics, metal works or artworks. However, you should make sure to keep them neatly arranged and crafted so as to maintain a good level of organization in your home.

7. Let Your Sofa Rest Against the Wall The best position to place your sofa is arguably the wall farthest away from the door. This allows for an unhindered view of the entry for you anytime you seat on the sofa. And yes, making a few centimeters of space to be between your sofa and the wall is essential to allow for the smooth flow of positive energy.

There is definitely no end to what you can do to give your home all the touch of beaut y and calmness you want. Some may come along the decorating way while for some methods, all you need is to just get that art of perfect rear r a n g e m e nt yo ur h o m e n e e d s.

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Local Youth Excel At Big Junior Shows In Olds And Calgary

Local youth participated and were very successful while attending Junior Shows in Olds and Calgary last week. Riley Pashulka, Taylor Pashulka, Meagan Krys, and Mathew Trefiak attended. Overall, there were 220 head of cattle, 60 head of sheep, and 186 juniors aged 9-20. Riley and Taylor won many awards, scholarships and even a trip. All four won scholarships from the Calgary Stampede out of 180 juniors that attend across Western Canada. Riley and Taylor previously won trips to Fort Worth Texas and Sydney Australia. Photos submitted

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