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From left, Councillor Robert Pulyk, Councillor Paul Conlon, Studio 04 owner Shaelyn Young, Mayor Greg Throndson, and Councillor Joshua Rayment. Photo Lorna Hamilton

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ing and performed the making of permanent welding machine that is designed for fragile the jewelry may need to be removed for a jewelry to become certified. metals. The process is safe, as the spark medical procedure or MRI. In this event, the Vermilion’s very own Shaelyn Young has When asked about her inspiration for start- generated during the process is not of high jewelry can be re-welded as long as it is propmade a bold step into the world of entre- ing her own business, Shaelyn shared, “I saw temperature, and the customer will not feel erly removed. preneurship. On March 27th, the 18-year- how popular permanent jewelry was on social anything during the procedure. There is no Appointments can be made and pricing old opened the doors to her new business, media and I thought it would be cool to do. I risk to the customer, even if their skin comes can be found on Shaelyn’s website, studio04.

Studio 04, located in the heart of Vermilion at researched it and realized it wasn’t a difficult into contact with the weld point, as the elec- ca. Young is flexible and can work around 4934 50 Ave in the Elevation Boutique build- business to get into, and I always wanted to trode will not generate a spark. The chains the schedules of her clients. “If someone ing. Members of the Vermilion Town Coun- start my own business.” used during the process are thin enough can only do an evening appointment, all they cil were present at the opening ceremony to The pricing for each permanent jewelry to last but not thick enough to cause harm would have to do is contact me, and we can show their support for Shaelyn, presenting item is based on the length of the 14k gold, to the wearer in the event that it becomes work out a time that works best for them,” said her with a welcome plaque and joining in a gold-filled, or sterling silver chain used and caught on an object. The jewelry can always Young. ribbon-cutting ceremony. whether or not the client would like a pendant be re-welded, and aftercare can be used to The opening of Studio 04 has shown that Studio 04 specializes in permanent jewelry, to go on their jewelry. The price can start at maintain the integrity of the link. age is just a number when it comes to pursusuch as bracelets, anklets, necklaces, and $10 and up per inch, with solid gold being an While permanent jewelry is designed for ing one’s dreams. Young’s passion and dedirings for women, men, and children. Shae- exception. everyday wear and can last for months with- cation to her craft have led her to create a lyn received her training from a company in The welding process used to create out needing to be cleaned, it is still fine jewelry business that offers something unique and the U.S., where she completed online train- permanent jewelry is done with a specialized and not invincible. There are situations where innovative to the community of Vermilion.

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Vermilion & District Rotary Music Festival

Lorna Hamilton Reporter

IN MEMORY OF A SPECIAL

Son

Jock David Ockerman April 24, 1992 - April 2, 2018

It’s sometimes hard to know why some things happen as they do For so much joy and happiness

The Vermilion & District Rotary Music On March 29 the band and instrumen- Viola, String Duet, and Guitars.

Festival ran from March 29 to 31st with tal program (Guitar, Concert, and Jazz) The piano program was held on March the showcase performance on April 2. of the Festival was held from 1 p.m. to 4 30th at the Parkview Alliance Church and To attend the Festival attendees could p.m. at the Vermilion Elementary School, was adjudicated by Miriam Mahood who enter by giving a silver donation for the and was adjudicated by Bill Dimmer, who is a music examiner and has examined Vermilion Food Bank. has played trumpet with the Edmonton music students from all over North AmerBernie Huedepohl, president of the Symphony Orchestra, the Tommy Banks ica. Since COVID began, she has examorganization was pleased to be able to Band and The Plumber’s Union (gave a ined 780 candidates, mostly from North welcome the festival back after having command performance for the Queen America, but also from all over the world. disappeared during COVID, but stated, at the 1978 Commonwealth Games.) He Mahood is a graduate of the Mozarteum, “We are not out of the woods yet” due to graduated from the University of Calgary, Salzburg, Austria, the Universities of lower registration. studied in Denmark and Chicago; and is Saskatchewan and Alber ta and the Huedepohl noted that while the world currently the music director and conduc- Royal Conservatory of Toronto. of 2023 features a lot of items their great- tor of Nova Musica. He is host/narrator grandparents could only dream of, a lot of the ESO’s Educational Concert Series. of features have been lost as well.

During this program, there were perfor“Family singing and music making mances by the Cold Lake High School was once a feature of many homes, Concert Band – Senior High - Grade 3 but it is no longer available in many who won an award. Lauren Noster (won homes. The singing that was once a Violin/Viola – Own Choice – 8 & Under, feature of church attendance has also and String Duet -12 & Under), Sonya fallen away as church attendance has Noster (String Duet- 12 & Under), Maureen declined. Community singing and play- Noster (won Violin/Viola – Own Choiceing of shared musical heritage drew us 12 & Under), Anjana Raja, Maegan together. Its loss makes us poorer and Davies, Douglas Romeo, and Kaedence we, at the Festival, hope to restore it Erikson (won Guitar – TV/Movie/Pop – 14 because it is too important to allow it to Years & under) also performed on differdie,” commented Huedepohl. ent string instruments such as Violin/ Lauren Noster.

was centered around you.

It seems so hard to comprehend that you’re no longer here But all the happy memories will help to keep you near You’re thought about with pride, Son With each mention of your name Death cannot change a single thing The love will still remain.

Love From, Mom & Dad, April and Grandma Peggy

Douglas and Luke Romeo.

Mya Reid.

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The Vermilion Voice | April 4, 2023 Continued from page 2 There were 10 young music students re g i s tere d w i t h fi ve t ak i n g h o m e awards: Piano Level 2 student- Luke Romeo, Piano-Movie/ TV/Pop-Level 3 student - Douglas Romeo, Piano II- Canadian Composer-Pre- Grade 1- Mya Reid, Piano II-Early Modern (1900-1970) - Grade 5 - Gabriel Sader, and Piano II- Canadian ComposerGrade 8- Mary Ulrich.

Vocals were held on March 31 at the First United Church from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., and the afternoon was kickstarted by a performance from Blessed Sacrament School Elementary Choir from Wainwright which won an award.

School Contemporary Vocal Group Kamleigh Wyard-Scot, Hayze Bensmillier and Presly Bensmiller won an award, as well as, Abrie Robertson – Musical Theatre – Contemporary 16 & Under, and Classical Vocal –Italian Art Song 16 & Under. Luke Romeo won an award for Lyric Poetry 10 & Under.

The Vocal program was adjudicated

by Judith Richardson. Richardson is a soloist and teacher from Edmonton and studied at the University of Alberta, Western Board of Music and received a Higher Diploma in Opera from Pretoria, South Africa. Richard-

son has been a soloist with the Alberta Baroque Ensemble, and the Lethbridge and Red Deer Symphonies, as well as performing frequently in the UK. There were 12 categories with Abrie Robertson entered in six of them, two group per formances per formed by Kamleigh Wyard-Scott, Hayze Bensmiller and Presly Bensmiller. Luke Romeo and Douglas Romeo performed solos in Lyric Poetry.

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The Showcase was held on April 2, with Douglas Romeo receiving two Rotary awards, Lauren Noster bringing home one Rotary award and Abrie Robertson receiving two Rotary awards and will be heading to Provinicials.

Bernie Huedepohl also performed and was the oldest participant in the Festival, he said, “I entered to encourage other people to participate, you can be any age.”

From left, Hayze Bensmiller, Presly Bensmiller, and Kamleigh Wyard-Scott.

Abrie Robertson.

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occurs in the Town of Vermilion (being it has equivalent. We advocate for people to be our the things we do (things we quite frankly don’t the largest population), counties of Minburn eyes and ears; not our hands. You never know have the time for). If the municipality could Approximately 40 people attended the and Vermilion River are each just over 25 per who you are dealing with and where they are afford more, we would work with them more.”

Vermilion RCMP’s Open House at the Clan- cent, the corner of the County of Two Hills is at in their head. They may be willing to use Asked about a provincial force he noted donald Hall March 29.

3.1 per cent, and 4.9 per cent is a margin of more force than you in order to evade further that when working with Cochrane RCMP in “I’ve been in the RCMP 19 years, and error. charges or parole violations.”

2004 or 2005, they did a study on contracting I wouldn’t change a thing. We have a small “You would think the busiest time would For example with a strange vehicle appear- Calgary City Police but it did not happen. group of very dedicated members that I think be Thurday, Friday and Saturday nights; but ing at the end of your driveway, he said he’s “You should look at getting the best bang do a fantastic job, but we held this meeting surprisingly Wednesday at noon is our busiest the first to advocate for being a good neigh- for your buck, but I hope it doesn’t happen.” to find out what your perception is. There are time, and Monday at 11 a.m. There are still a bour (or offering help), but he said those said Dunsmore. nine members in Vermilion, and three support few nights a month with no calls for service,” people are being taken advantage of. The One of the attendees said, “I heard on the staff. When I joined the detachment I pushed said Dunsmore.

RCMP launched a Mobile App one and a half radio that if you want to have a democracy for members to be on the road; there are no There were 27 assaults last year, a large years ago as a way to report non-urgent prop- then you have to have enforcement. Thank bad guys in the office,” said Sergeant Mike percentage of computer based crime over erty crimes). you for coming to work everyday. I appreciate Dunsmore. The RCMP will be celebrating COVID, and a 140 per cent increase in utter“The police rely on citizens to be our eyes having a democracy to live in and as crazy as their 150th Anniversary or Birthday this year.” ing threats over a 5-year trend (which he said and ears,” said Dunsmore. the world is now it’s not guaranteed, but we A presentation gave an overview of the two individuals with significant mental health As for body-worn cameras, he said every will have one as long as you are at work. detachment area, the call volume and statis- issues contributed to those numbers). In police officer he’s talked to in the past five “It really is a team effort,” responded tics, an RCMP App and body worn cameras, October – December of last year, theft over years is 100 per cent in favour of them.

Dunsmore. followed by a Q and A. $5,000 increased by 1,200 per cent.

“We owe it to the citizens just as much or “These town hall meetings give people a MLA Garth Rowswell said, “It provided a “That’s a big number. There were multi- with even more fervour than other investiga- chance to voice their opinion better than at the great opportunity for area residents to have a ple stolen vehicles over a couple weeks that tions to prove complaints of excessive force. coffee shop, and reminders to lock their trucks positive connection with the RCMP, and there were by travelling criminals. Watching a video, Body worn cameras are coming and it’s a and shop. And it gives one another support,” was a good turnout. Usually they are meeting from the time they took the screwdriver to the great thing,” he said. said County of Vermilion River Councillor Les the public in a negative environment, where door until they pulled out of the yard was 17 They have been used in other areas such Cusack. “In the busy seasons with seeding as this was an opportunity to have a friendly seconds. Some people leave their keys in as the Calgary Police Service since 2016, but and calving sometimes people just forget to conversation.” their car; and even when you don’t, how many he said the RCMP has to be consistent from take their keys out of the vehicle. As inconveThe Vermilion Detachment area covers times are your eyes diverted? We don’t get coast to coast and north to south. St. Paul and nient as it is to keep everything locked, it is the from Ranfurly to Islay, and south of 619 follow- very many back (likely under 10 per cent). St. Albert are two of the communities currently best prevention.” ing the Battle River and north to meet up with They are stolen for two reasons; for fun (find- piloting them. They do have neighbouring detachment areas of Elk Point, ing them burned out or in ditches), or going an on/off switch and he said Two Hills County and Kitscoty to the northeast. to a truck shop (being harvested for parts),” they are developing a policy Of 116 detachments in the province, there are said Dunsmore. “What can you do as a citi- on when they should be acti27 in the Eastern Alberta District, which he zen? I grew up as a farm kid on the weekends vated (not when they are said includes Vermilion and is the biggest and and the keys are often in the vehicle. We have home for lunch, etc.), but he busiest. The Vermilion Detachment looks after to find another way to run our farms and not agreed they should remain four zones; the Town of Vermilion, County of make them so accessible. One family staged on during formal interactions.

Minburn, County of Vermilion River, and a vehicles, trailers and quads to start work first Footage from the cameras small portion of the County of Two Hills. With thing in the morning; but they were all gone. would automatically be fed a minimum of two members on duty at a time. You can insert battery cut off switches (they to the officer’s car until they “We try to be out of the office 80 per cent of will do damage, but you will have your vehi- pull into the parking lot where the time, and when Priorty 1 calls happen; you cle).” it would automatically upload don’t just get Vermilion Detachment. Rural When asked what citizens can do to protect to offices in Edmonton and crime is an issue plaguing western Canada, themselves, Dunsmore said, “The Criminal Ottawa and be held for years. From left, CVR Councillor Les Cusack, RCMP Sergeant Mike and the rural population within them; it’s not Code says you can use as much force as Asked what role peace Dunsmore, and Vermilion-Lloydminster-Wainwright MLA unique to our community,” said Dunsmore. necessary to defend your person or property, offers play he said, “They are Garth Rowswell in Clandonald March 29.

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Dawn Hames

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death on a cross as the ultimate sacrifice, water, and drained mixture while beating. In a separate bowl and in three days he rose back to life, so 10 egg whites at room temp for 30 sift together the cake flour, 1 cup of sugar, Happy Easter every- that anyone who truly believes this miracuminutes the salt and baking powder. Add the flour one. It is so nice to be lous event, and is not ashamed to confess 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar mixture into the egg yolk mixture a quarter at able to get together that he believes in Jesus, will go to heaven.

5 egg yolks a time. Continue beating until well blended. with family and friends. We celebrate that our ticket to heaven has 1/2 cup safflower oil or canola oil In a separate bowl beat the egg whites until Let’s make the most of been bought and paid for, we only need 1 cup water foamy. Add the cream of tartar. Continue it. As I write this, the to receive it by believing. By believing we 2 teaspoons vanilla to beat until very soft peaks. Slowly add ground is still covered become carriers of this very precious seed.

2 cups cake flour the remaining 1/2 cup sugar and continue in snow, but we know that and any unexI look forward to seeing the pussy willows 1 1/2 cups granulated sugar to beat, all the while ensuring that the egg pected time the snow will melt away and and then the green leaves start to bud and 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder whites are at the soft peak stage (the peak reveal the bare ground, ready and waiting unfold. New born bunnies, baby chicks, 1/2 teaspoon sea salt flops over). Gently stir one third of the egg to be reborn. The seasons tell the story of calves, colts, and lambs are all part of spring.

Put the poppy seeds in a small bowl white mixture into the egg yolk batter, until the death, rebirth, growth and harvest every Our niece just had a sheep that had four and cover with hot water and soak for 30 just blended. Gently fold the remaining egg year. Seeds that seem lifeless will be planted baby lambs. What excitement. Easter food minutes. Preheat the oven to 325 degrees. white mixture into the egg yolk batter, add and spring forth into life. What a miracle it traditions has me thinking of ham, scalloped This is a three-bowl cake. Carefully separate the poppy seeds. Pour into a tube pan and is that each seed, though it appears dead, potatoes, potato salad, fresh salads and the whites from 10 eggs that have sat out at bake for 60-70 minutes. Invert the pan while springs to life from an invisible life source desserts like cheese cake, angel food cake, room temperature for 30 minutes. In the first cooling and allow cooling completely before that is stored within it. As we enter the poppy seed cake and chiffon cake. Deviled bowl, a large one, place the 5 egg yolks and removing from the pan. Frost with a slightly Easter holy week, it is a time to contemplate eggs are a great way to use up colored eggs. with an electric mixer, beat the oil into the thinned vanilla butter cream icing. It would be the reason that we have Easter. It is that Poppy Seed Chiffon Cake eggs a teaspoon at a time. Add the vanilla pretty to garnished the cake with fresh wild Jesus, the very son of God, died a painful 1/2 cup poppy seeds, soaked in hot and slowly add the water to the egg yolk rose petals, which by the way are edible.

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success. Her eyes darted guiltily away, “To on some wild adventure of destruction and out. be honest, this is the fifth Klaus I’ve had.” mayhem, as was his custom. Turning, I “Why have I just misted my favorite Green thumbs She sighed deeply, “I can’t grow them glanced at my healthy fern and moved to plant with bleach?” I ground out between I really appreciate either.” fetch the water bottle. In this heat, it surely clenched teeth. houseplants. EspeAs for me, I’d get one from a greenhouse needed a drink.

Jauntily, he began answering back, “I cially throughout the and tend it lovingly, allowing myself bright Grabbing the mister from beneath the don’t know. Why have y—” until I fixed him winter when spring hopes for its future, and then a leaf would sink, I applied it generously, shining beads with my own look, known to my kids as b e c o m e s a f o o l - flutter to the floor, and I’d know it was all over. of moisture lingering on each lush green “the look of death.” He fell silent and took a ish little dream. Of Despite my best efforts, it soon became the leaf. But wait! What was that smell? Why sudden interest in his shoes. “Well, it might course, I’m not as good at growing them as spiny, lifeless husk I knew so well. was the nose-wrinkling scent of Javex be because I put some in there to kill ants on some people, but I try. Sadly, there is one There was one time, however, when I suddenly floating on the afternoon air? I the sidewalk,” he finally mumbled. variety of plant I love but have never been was able to grow a wonderfully fertile speci- lifted the bottle and took a whiff. Bleach?

“WHAT?” I roared, and he scampered able to keep alive – a Boston fern. men. It was in a cool place with indirect light.

“CHRISTOPHER!” I hollered out the out the door, wisely not returning till supperI have a friend that likes them too, and The soil was kept moist, and I gave it a good door as I charged past with the fern. Plunk- time when I’d cooled down. several years ago, she had a dandy. Each soaking with pure rainwater every month. I ing the poor thing into the tub, I started the In any case, the fern died, and that was visit to her home, I’d see it sitting proudly in fertilized sparingly and frequently misted. By shower. Maybe the poisonous effects could the last one I grew. Just didn’t have the heart the front window; its emerald fronds sweep- golly, it flourished! be rinsed away. Meanwhile, Chris appeared for it anymore. Give me a geranium or a nice ing her hardwood floor.

Then one hot summer day, I stood at behind me with a carefully constructed look succulent, even a hoya, and I’m good to go.

“His name is Klaus,” she’d said fondly, the window, watching my children playing of innocence. He didn’t know why he’d been Just keep those poor bloody ferns in Boston. giving him a loving little spritz of water. After outside. A smile crossed my lips as Chris summoned, but applying his look of innoTo contact Helen or to learn more about a few months, I asked for the secret to her came into view, leading his younger siblings cence was the safest bet until he figured it her stories and books go to helentoews.com Columnist

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A Big Meeting In Vermilion

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Governor since 1925, and was the third Lt. development of a community spirit. presented to students of the area. The Governor in the province’s history.

He also praised Alberta as a whole, stat- students were Huldah Johnson, E. SwindleThe year 1929 was Joining him was MLA George Goadley ing that no other place in the entire world hurst, Mark Stevenson and Fanny Edson. an important year for and they addressed a large group of 400 had progressed as much as the province Following the speeches, food and award Vermilion. After all, this students and townsfolks in the school gym had in the previous 24 years. presentation, a musical program under the was the year that the after a large banquet was held.

Mayor Fallow then welcomed MLA direction of William Elford was conducted. community received This was such a huge event for the area Hoadley, the Minister of Agriculture, to the All in all, it was a pretty good day and one of the top rural hospitals in the entire that CKUA from the University of Alberta stage. Hoadley gave a historical review of evening for Vermilion nearly one century province. had set up receivers so that the entire event the schools of agriculture in Alberta and he ago.

On Nov. 23, 1929, another big event could be broadcast across Alberta. praised the agricultural educational system Contact Craig at craig@canadaehx.com happened when a large meeting was held The Lt. Governor expressed his admira- in the province.

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AIRPORT PUBLIC ENGAGEMENTS

Held at Town hall in council chambers.

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Members of the public are encourage to attend two public engagements regarding the potential construction at the airport.

Look for the online survey on the Town website and social media starting March 20, 2023.

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Sunday April 16, 2023 at 2:00 p.m. at the club house.

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Vermilion Airport has all the responsibilities; that is Do we try to make it work? Do we maintenance, snow removal, and close it? financial.

I have read the pros and cons as Everyone has to understand that printed, but I found some a bit exag- this issue requires the commitment gerated. The airport is needed as a from many other sources to continue. fixed wing ambulance, and also by Some examples would include the farmers as stated in on the pros.

County of Vermilion River, Minburn I vote to keep the airport.

Count y, Two Hills Count y, Village However, let me make it c lear, of Mannville, Derwent, Clandonald, this is not only a decision between Dewberry, and now also Elk Point. the town and the airport committee.

All the people above have access Twenty thousand people or more live to the Vermilion Airport via air ambuin the airport service area. Of these, lance. Highway 16 and 41 accident 4,500 live in the Town of Vermilion. victims that have been flown out.

At this time, the Town of Vermilion Someone has to pay. The Town of Vermilion cannot do it alone. We have to do it right this time, even if it takes a year. If not done right, it will fester and fester.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Let me say this, if no one else comes to the table then it should April 5, 2023 close; it will be obvious they don’t care – that is until the day they need @ Mannville Elks Hall - 7:00 PM it.

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ZWLLK ble swath, hyd.front fore/aft, Kohler 18 KPLZLS hp. start motor, LED lights, acres, 148 hp., double swath, hyd. fore/aft, transmission, &&12 rear weights, 710/70R38 ● 2012 full CASE IH 9120 s/p combine w/ Case 3016 transmission, front rearspeed 710/70R38 ● 2012 2012 CASE IH 9120 s/pelectric combine w/3016 Case 3016 ,H acres, 148 hp., double swath, hyd. fore/aft, acres, 148 hp., double swath, hyd. fore/aft, hours, 375 hp., powershift IH 3016 15 ft. p/u, 747 threshing hours, ● CASE IH 9120 s/p combine w/ Case 3016 acres, 148 hp., double swath, hyd. fore/aft, ● 2012 CASE IH 9120 s/p combine w/ Case ● 2012 CASE IH 9120 s/p combine w/ Case 3016 6450 TBH stainless steel•fenders, fenders, aluminum camera, 1steel owner.

SAKUNDIAK HD7-1000 6450 TBH lights, stainless aluminum ●1987 1987w/ CASE IH9180 9180 4WD tractor, 375 hp., header transport, LED double knife drive, header transport, LED AFS Pro •375 BOURGAULT 9200 cultivator w/ 4header bar 15 ft.lights, p/u, only 747 separator hours, 1,118 engine w/ Bourgault Fuller transmission, 11R24.5 tires, 15 ft.lights, p/u,747 only 747 separator hours, 1,118 engine 1,118 engine hours, 700 monitor, ●● CASE IH 4WD tractor, 375 hp., 1987 CASE IH 9180 4WD tractor, 375 hp., duals upgraded rims, LED hyd’s., double knife drive, header transport, LED LED double knife drive, transport, duals w/ upgraded rims, 4 hyd’s., ● 1987 CASE IH 9180 4WD tractor, hp., 15 ft. p/u, only separator hours, 1,118 engine 15 ft. p/u, only 747 separator hours, 1,118 engine double knife drive, header transport, LED grain auger with Vanguard 16 hp. electricengine start 15rims, ft. p/u, only 747 separator hours, 1,118 transmission, front &full rear weights, 710/70R38 harrows, 42 lights, ft., 12”ready, spacing, 1wheels, owner.

7,126 hours,12 12dual speed fullpowershift, powershift, front & lights, s, rear hours, weights, GPS ready, duals, lateral tank, toolbox, shedded, excellent condition, gauge rear weights, dual hours, hours, AFS Pro lateral header tilt, tank, rims, toolbox, shedded, excellent hours, AFS Promotor, 700, GPS ready, lateral header tilt, 7,126 speed front & 700, 7,126 hours, 12 speed full powershift, front & gauge wheels, rear weights, dual620/70R42 lights, gauge wheels, rear weights, dual 7”, 33GPS ft., ready, electric clutch, 1condition, owner.

• tilt, 7,126 hours, 12 speed full powershift, front & GPS AFS Pro 700, GPS ready, lateral header tilt, hours, AFS Pro 700, GPS lateral header 6450 TBH lights, stainless steel fenders, alumin lights, gauge wheels, rear weights, dual • BOURGAULT 8800 cultivator w/ 4 bar 1ready, owner, shedded, excellent condition. hours, AFS Pro 700, ready, lateral header tilt, 1 owner, shedded, excellent condition. header tilt, rock trap, yield & moisture rear weights, 710/70R38 duals w/ upgraded 1 owner, shedded. direction, autosteer ready, 1 owner, shedded.

620/70R42 duals, 483 hp., extended wear rotor, duals w/ upgraded rims, LED lights, 4 hyd’s., rear weights, 710/70R38 duals w/w/ upgraded 620/70R42 duals, 483 hp., extended wear rotor,14 SAKUNDIAK HD7-33 grain auger w/ Kohler direction, autosteer ready, 11 owner, shedded. rear weights, 710/70R38 duals upgraded 34 ft., 10” spacing, double shoot, 3” carbide 1 owner.

GVWR = 52,000 lb. harrows, 52 direction, ft., 8”ft., spacing, floating hitch, 34 10” spacing, double shoot, 3” carbide 1 owner.

GVWR = 52,000 lb. autosteer ready, 1 owner, shedded.

620/70R42 duals, 483 hp., extended wear rotor, rear weights, 710/70R38 duals w/ upgraded logging, extended wear small tube rotor, 620/70R42 duals, 483 hp., extended wear rotor, direction, autosteer ready, 1 owner, shedded.

620/70R42 duals, 483 hp., extended wear rotor, M tank, rims, shedded, excellent condit rims,LED LED lights, 4 hyd’s.,1 1 1 owner, exc. cond.very wather, 42lights, ft. bat44 reel, hp.toolbox, electric start motor, 7”,cut 33 ft. electric clutch, ●good 1987 CI 742 s/p swather, 42 ft.reel, bat reel, HID lighting, Magnacut extra fine cut chopper, owner, condition.

• s/p Cockshutt rims, hyd’s., owner, exc. cond.

HID lighting, lighting, Magnacut extra fine chopper, ● 1987 CI 742 s/p swather, 42Magnacut ft.42 bat extra fine cut chopper, 483 hp., Magnacut rims, lights, hyd’s., owner, exc. cond.

HID lighting, Magnacut extra fine cut chopper, ● 1987 CI 742 swather, ft. bat reel, rims, LED lights, 4 hyd’s., 1 owner, exc. cond.

1 owner, shedded, excellent condition.

HID extra fine cut8” chopper, sLED ● 1987 CI 742 s/p swather, 42 ft. bat reel, ZWYLHK [PW VWLULYZ ¹ Z[LLS WHJRLYZ TPK ZWYLHK [PW VWLULYZ ¹ Z[LLS WHJRLYZ TPK T HID lighting, Magnacut extra fine cut chopper, m r 1 owner.

• Unused Westfield X 9 ft. inclined 246 cultivator, 10’ 12” space, OEM JD hyd. e auge wheels, double knife electric mirrors, shedded, T LEDdouble lights, electric mirrors, buddy seat, only 1,205 hours, gauge wheels, double knife showroom condition. only 1,205 hours, gauge wheels, knifeknife electric mirrors, shedded, showroom condition.

34 ft., 10” spacing, double shoot, 3”knife carbide 1mirrors, owner.

GVWR =showroom 52,000 lb. electric mirrors, shedded, showroom condition. only 1,205 hours, gauge wheels, double nce electric mirrors, shedded, only 1,205 hours, gauge wheels, double hopper transfershowroom auger w/ hyd.condition. drive.

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I\ZOLS [HUR hedded, mint condition!! drive, LED lights, shedded, mint condition!! ● 2011 UNVERFERTH Xtreme 1115 grain cart, drive, LED lights, shedded, mint condition!! ● 2011 2011 UNVERFERTH Xtreme 1115 grain cart, ● 2011 UNVERFERTH Xtreme 1115 grain cart, drive, LED lights, shedded, mint condition!!

HIGHWAY TRACTOR 15 ft. hydraulic drive augers w/ electric ● UNVERFERTH Xtreme 1115 grain cart, drive, LED lights, shedded, mint condition!!

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M[ NYHPU [YHPSLY HIGHWAY TRACTOR ● 2011 UNVERFERTH Xtreme 1115 grain cart, wather header, 42 ft. triple 1,100 bu. capacity, ●410 w/ 4 compartment metering & auxiliary ●w/ 1987 CI 742HD swather header, 42 ft. triple 1987 CI 742HD swather header, 42 ft.42 triple Digi-Star scale, walking 4 compartment metering & auxiliary 1,100 bu. capacity, 410 Digi-Star scale, walking 1,100 bu. capacity, 410 Digi-Star scale, walking solenoid control & non-jam slide gates. ● 1987 CI 742HD swather header, ft. triple 1,100 bu. capacity, 410 Digi-Star scale, walking ● 1987 CI 742HD swather header, 42 ft. triple 1,100 bu. capacity, 410 Digi-Star scale, walking aluminum fenders, 11R24.5 tires, tarp, aluminum fenders, 11R24.5 tires, roll roll tarp, YV^ 00 reel ZLYPLZ

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IH 9260 4WD tractor, 6,807duals, big 1000 drive, factory MISCELLANEOUS reelreel w/ center drive, factory transport. reel w/ 20" center reel drive, factory transport. tandem pto., unloading auger, tandem duals, big 1000 pto., unloading auger, tandem duals, big 100020" pto., 20" unloading unloading auger, clutches, seed bag lift system, dual fans, clutches, seed bag lift system, dual fans, w/ center reel drive, factory transport.

MISCELLANEOUS tandem duals, big 1000 pto., 20" auger, reel w/ center reel drive, factory transport. tandem duals, big 1000 pto., 20" unloading auger, hours, 300 hp., 1000 pto., 12F/3R power࡛ +6,72,9

M[ NYHPU [YH /LUKYPJRZVU HPY Z\ZWLUZPVU ¹ OPNO Z[LLS spout, roll tarp, owner. spout, roll tarp, LED lights, 1 GRAIN owner. /LUKYPJRZVU HPY Z\ZWLUZPVU ¹ OPNO Z[LLS rotational spout, rollLED tarp,lights, LED 1lights, lights, 1 owner. owner.

VEHICLES & TRAILER GRAIN TRAILER w/ 4 compartment metering &rotational auxiliary VEHICLES && GRAIN TRAILER shift transmission, 520/85R42rotational duals, 4 rotational spout, roll tarp, LED 1 10” deluxe loading auger, 900/60R32 rear VEHICLES & GRAIN TRAILER 10” deluxe loading auger, 900/60R32 rear rotational spout, roll tarp, LED lights, 1 owner.

VEHICLES GRAIN TRAILER aluminum fenders, 11R24.5 tires, roll t 16 lights, new transmission in GRAIN BINS & AUGERS hyd’s., GRAIN BINS & AUGERS sides, 1owner, owner, shedded, mint condition.

30LED sides, 1GRAIN shedded, mint condition.

GRAIN BINS && AUGERS clutches, seed bag lift system, dual fans, se ine GRAIN BINS & AUGERS a [HUR [PYLZ ^ 9 MYVU[Z TVUP[VY [HUR [PYLZ ^ 9 MYVU[Z TVUP[VY BINS AUGERS C g 2021 $41,667 W/O, shedded, excellent w/ 8 en r tilt, ● (6) -●WESTEEL ±7700 bushel hopperhopper bins w/bins w/ /LUKYPJRZVU HPY Z\ZWLUZPVU ¹ OPNO Z ● (6) - WESTEEL ±7700 bushel hopper bins w/ (6) WESTEEL ±7700 bushel GVWR= 77,000 lb.bushel ine 1condition.

GVWR= 77,000 lb. de ,11 ● (6) --w/ WESTEEL ±7700 hopper bins w/ w/ • 2013 MACDON M155 swather 10” deluxe loading auger, 900/60R32 rear ● (6) WESTEEL ±7700 bushel hopper bins there is under 500 acres on new trip pins s, al hea tor, there is under 500 acres on new trip pins r u triple skids, 6’ & 8’ rockets, OPI moisture & o● 1990 ro triple skids, 6’hp., &hp., 8’ rockets, OPI moisture & IH 9260 4WD tractor, 300 triple skids, 6’ & 8’ rockets, OPI moisture & ter eaCASE rCASE a MacDon D65-D 35 ft. split pickup reel l ● 1990 IH 9260 4WD tractor, 300 , sides, 1 owner, shedded, mint condit , r triple skids, 6’ & 8’ rockets, OPI moisture & w p triple skids,&6’2&bin8’level rockets, OPI moisture & IH IH 9260 4WD tractor, 300 hp., dy● 1990 pe CASE 9260 4WD tractor, hp., temperature indicators. e●d 1990 .

•300 1995 INTERNATIONAL day cab highway draper header, 316 header [HUR [PYLZ ^ 9 MYVU[Z TVUP[VY HUK I\ZOPUNZ ZOLKKLK [HUR V^ULY oCASE HUK I\ZOPUNZ ZOLKKLK [HUR V^ULY 6,807 pto., 12F/3R powershift, temperature cables & 2 bin level indicators. hours, cables 543 cables & 2 bin temperature level indicators. ion t,1000 end ut chhours, t i 6,807 hours, 1000 pto., 12F/3R powershift, xt6,807 d temperature cables &77,000 2&bin level c cohours, r 1000 pto., 12F/3R powershift, n temperature cables 2 bin level indicators. tractor, only 403,732 km, 500 hp. N14 GVWR= lb.indicators. caduals, (3) -acres, ±4600 bushel hopper bins hours, 6,367●total 148 hp., 1000 pto.,LED 12F/3R powershift, fine 6,807 44hyd’s., new m inhours, • CAT 435 pull scraper, 18 yard w/ capacity, 23.5 ●LED (3)lights, - WESTEEL ±4600 bushel hopper bins w/ engine g a520/85R42 ●WESTEEL (3) - WESTEEL WESTEEL ±4600 bushel hopper bins w/ w/ – ࡛5L^ )6<9.(<3; HPY KYPSS WHY[Z ࡛5L^ )6<9.(<3; HPY KYPSS WHY[Z there is under 500 acres on new trip pins roo 5 gra alkinduals, 520/85R42 hyd’s., lights, new , Cummins diesel engine, 18 speed Eaton r ● (3) ±4600 bushel hopper bins w e double swath, hyd. fore/ aft, double knife o ● (3) WESTEEL ±4600 bushel hopper bins w/ 520/85R42 4 hyd’s., LED lights, new w aduals, g htransmission ࡛ *(:, 0/

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• Degelman 14 ft. rock 1 e in 2021 – $41,667 w/o., shedded. l triple skids, 8’ rockets, OPI cables, level indicators, e a g triple skids, 8’ rockets, OPI cables, level indicators, Fuller transmission, 11R24.5 tires, LED c n m rs i drive, header transport, LED lights, gauge transmission in 2021 – $41,667 w/o., shedded. . etransmission d triple skids, 8’ rockets, OPI cables, level indicators, r a HUK I\ZOPUNZ ZOLKKLK [HUR V^ULY skids, 8’windrower, rockets, OPI level indicators, ta nJOHN 540 pto.•cables, Degelman 10 ft. front in 1000 2021 – $41,667 w/o., shedded. externaltriple stiffener pea kit, Rockyford 36” bin lids. lo in 2021 – $41,667 w/o., shedded.

-Stransmission wnehp., ● DEERE 4440 tractor, 130 hp., ● 1995 IH day cabaluminum highway tractor, 500 lights, stainless steel fenders, pto., 12F/3R powershift gi1981 stiffener pea kit, Rockyford 36” bin lids.

300 1000 pto., ihours, " u 300 wheels, rear hp. weights, dualexternal direction, stiffener external stiffener pea kit,w/Rockyford Rockyford 36”• Implement bin lids. lids.

1 o hp., Dhours, , tractor, highway 500 hp. ● JOHN DEERE 4440external tractor,powershift 130 hp., ● 1995 IH day cab highway tractor, 500 hp. , 20 ghtsJOHN pea kit, 36” bin dozer blade JD 4440 mounts. .1981 S / external stiffener pea kit, Rockyford 36” bin lids. o ● (3) WHEATLAND ±3400 bushel epoxy lined ● 1981 DEERE 4440 tractor, 130 hp., t w rims, toolbox, shedded, excellent condi● 1995 IH day cab highway tractor, 500 hp. i R l p9,741 ● 1981 JOHN DEERE 4440 tractor, 130 hp., hours, 540/1000 pto., power quad, autosteer ready package, 600/65R28 s ● 1995 IH day cab highway tractor, 500 hp. only 403,732 km, N14 Cummins, 18 sp.

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Eaton 9,741 hours, 540/1000 pto., >+ power quad, Uhours, ,࡛ onlyGVWR 403,732 km,lb.

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[YHJ[VY, 6,807 hopper bottom fertilizer/grain bins, double skid, p rears, ●owner, (3) - WHEATLAND ±3400 bushel epoxy lined fronts, 16.5L – 16.1SL rears,● 1 540/1000 pto., power quad, only 403,732 km, N14 18 Eaton 650/75R32 3 hyd’s, LED lights, 1 quad, 9,741 540/1000 pto., power Fuller trans., tires, stainless steel only 403,732 km, N14skid, Cummins, 18 sp.

Eaton & Ael hophours, & hopper bottom fertilizer/grain bins, double 41” rock digger.

• Bush Hog SQ720 rough cut 3 hopper bottom fertilizer/grain bins, double skid, S e GRAIN TRUCK & VEHICLE r 4.5 tires, stainless steel 650/75R32 rears, 3 hyd’s, LED lights, 1 owner.

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• 1987 COOP t hopper bottom fertilizer/grain bins, double skid, / LED lights, new transmission 2021 s s . poke hole, top & bottom manholes, oversized lids, LED lights, new transmission in 2021 i hopper bottom fertilizer/grain bins, double skid, u srears, 3 LED lights, 1 owner. o Fuller trans., 11R24.5 tires, stainless steel ●0hours, not running. b650/75R32 fenders, aluminum rims, LED lights, toolbox, s w 1000 rears, 3 hyd’s, LED lights, 1 owner.

Fuller trans., 11R24.5 tires, stainless steel pt. hitch 6 ft. rotary mower. • oversized WESTEEL 130 lids, tor40 hp., pto., 12F/3R powershift rs, hyd’s, ntractor, 0Cockshutt I m 300 a i o poke hole, top & bottom manholes, oversized lids, c P t b i poke hole, top & bottom manholes, IMPLEMENTS 742 s/p swather, 42 ft. bat 7 a d lights, r40dtractor, O LED rims, toolbox, ● Cockshutt not running. c n fenders, aluminum rims, LED lights, toolbox, , e i i nd poke hole, top & bottom manholes, oversized lids, s l level indicators, bins have never held fertilizer. p t . pokefronts, hole, top & bottom oversized lids, p 40 eCockshutt tractor, running. gallon slip tank w/manholes, Fill-Rite 20 gallon / minute 12 fenders, rims, lights, toolbox, 2 aluminum owner.

GVWR =LED 52,000 lb. $41,667 shedded, excellent condition. k$41,667 oW/O, l in40 not running. shedded, condition. eve l TILLAGE fenders, aluminum rims, LED lights, toolbox, c● idstractor, hW/O, reel, only 1,205 hours, 600/65R28 &not SEEDING n lCockshutt level indicators, binsshedded, have never held fertilizer. i● nd level indicators, bins have never held fertilizer. leve ” bin l 520/85R42 duals, 4 hyd’s., .&transmission, GVWR =TILLAGE ࡛ 5,> /633(5+ :- W [ ZWYH`LY 2 b bushe le shedded, 2 GVWR = 52,000 lb. ࡛ 5,> /633(5+ :- W [ ZWYH`LY nd owner. s, 52,000 ned d, & SEEDING level indicators, bins have never held fertilizer. ● (4) WR ±3500 ±4500 bushel flat bottom bins. volt pump, filter, flow meter, hose & auto shut ilb.

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GVWR = 52,000 lb. ● 2002 DOEPKER 36 ft. grain trailer, air gauge wheels, double knife drive, LED b i y shedded, 2 bottom owner.bins.

GVWR = 52,000 lb.

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1987 Cereal el e donew M[ JVTLZ ^P[O L_[LUZPVUZ [V THRL \UP[ LED ● (4) - GUARD WR ±3500 - ±4500 bushel flat bins.

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• (1) 300 & (2) 500 Gallon i . ● (3) GRAIN GUARD 100,000 btu. heaters. r a b Implements 742HD swather header, 42 ft. um 11R24.5 e s. e fenders, v ● (2) Turbo Fans 5 / 7 hp. bin aeration fans. suspension, aluminum fenders, 11R24.5 n 4 z p ● (3) GRAIN GUARD 100,000 btu. heaters. i i o l ࡛ )6<9.(<3;

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GVWR= 77,000 lb. ࡛ 5,> /633(5+ :- W [ ZWYH e 540/1000 pto., power quad, b ● (2) Turbo Fans 5 / 7 hp. bin aeration fans. r e 9,741 • UFA 270 gal. poly water tank.

• (2) New Roto tires, roll tarp, 70” high steel sides, 1 owner, v f t e knife drive, transport. w/ Valmar 3255 dual rate applicator, 60 m t w/tires, Valmar 3255 rate sides, applicator, 60 roll tarp, 70”dual high steel 1 owner, m otto ve ne el fla hea s. ● SAKUNDIAK SLMD12-2400 elec. swing auger unfold, HD wheel hubs, 460/85R38 oition. ● SAKUNDIAK SAKUNDIAK SLMD12-2400 elec. swing auger unfold, HD wheel 460/85R38 w/CART mover, 12”, 80 ft., LED lights, 1 hubs, owner.

GVWR= 77,000 upgraded hyd. shedded, mint condition.

GVWR= 77,000 lb. u.tires, an3 alb. ger ● SLMD12-2400 elec. swing auger & b650/75R32 Shear kits w/ Macdon D65 mounts and ha bush rear f ● 1977 FORD F-700 s/a grain truck w/ 16 ft. t GRAIN u ● SAKUNDIAK SLMD12-2400 elec. swing auger b s p n shedded, mint condition.

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GVWR= 77,000 lb. w/ mover, M[ JVTLZ ^P[O L_[LUZPVUZ [V THRL g 00 lights, atio w ft., bar, 9/16” hydraulic adjust w/ mover, 12”, 80 FORD ft., LED lights, 1 mint owner. , boutlets, inowner, ft., 55s/a bar, 9/16” hydraulic adjust tines, ,0 • 1977 F-700 grain truck w/ s/a 16 LED shedded, exc.

12”, 80 ft., LED lights, 1Agleader owner. ●tines, SAKUNDIAK HD8-1200 auger w/ mover rs2005 hydraulic hose kits.

•E-Kay Newcontrol Ontrac 2+ 0t●os/a truck ft. ±4 BOURGAULT 5710 air drill w/ 6450 singles, AG Leader Integra control system aer .w/ 00 s 1 16 ● 1977 FORD F-700 grain truck w/ 16 ft. singles, AG Leader Integra system r - grain wood box & hoist, 48,430 km. showing, roll w/ mover, 12”, 80 ft., LED lights, 1 owner.

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• Dickey-John mini GAC ± . y ● SAKUNDIAK HD8-1200 auger w/ E-Kay mover & seat, 8”, 41 ft., 18 hp., elec. clutch, LED lights.

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• Brehon Agrisysi D RA a l . seat, 8”, 41 ft., 18 hp., elec. clutch, LED lights.

F p ● (2) – SAKUNDIAK 7”, 33 ft. augers, 14 hp. & 16 M & seat, 8”, 41 ft., 18 hp., elec. clutch, LED lights. e D34 monitor, 4.5” steel packers, mid row591 h 3” openers, TBH tank, ft.&engine, 10” spacing, double shoot, shoot, 591 L TILLAGE w/ Valmar 3255 rate applicator, 60 g range, 391 gas h, spacing, 11R22.5 tubeless tires, shedded, VG cond. bo K Stank, tarp,tubeless 10F/2R, HI/LO range, 391 gas engine, uft. engine, 11R22.5 tires, shedded.

• dual SEEDINGSEEDING SEEDING & seat, 8”,unfold, 4141 ft., 18Simpler hp., elec. clutch, LED lights. tcAND 14SEEDING 34 10” , LETILLAGE urTBH HD wheel hubs, & seat, 8”, ft., hp., elec. clutch, LED lights. h. ol. double luft. tems Sampler portable combine.

• 460/85 tarp, 10F/2R, HI/LO range, 391 gas engine, 10” double shoot, 591 0 a 34 ft.tank, data logging & report creation, mapping, rs, n spacing, tarp, 10F/2R, HI/LO range, 391 gas engine, data logging & 18 report creation, mapping, bot ntank DIATBH tr3” c. c ugepackers, ● (2) – SAKUNDIAK 7”, 33 ft. augers, 14 hp. & 16 hp. motors, electric clutches, 1 owner on both.

120 elesteel ● (2) – SAKUNDIAK 7”, 33 ft. augers, 14 hp. & &• 16 16 N banders, fans, 450 bu. w/ metering & , 80 D8-dual 1978 GMC Sierra Grande 15 regular cab o o monitor, 4.5” openers, mid row ” shedded, VG cond.

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1monitor, t monitor, 4.5” packers, 3” openers, mid row c H n ● (2) – SAKUNDIAK 7”, 33 ft. augers, 14 hp. & 16 p , ft., 5 bar, 9/16” hydraulic adjust tines, f r e 11R22.5 tubeless tires, shedded, VG cond. steel 3” openers, mid row e K 18 h 4.5” 11R22.5 tubeless tires, shedded, VG cond. el lift, 10” ow bag vaux. singles, AG Leader Integra control sys truck, automatic, 225,000 km, 350 gas.

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• (6) – New Teejet 450 series flange O ● (2) 5" X 15 ft. hyd. drive augers w/ elec. control. t c c v o i i MISCELLANEOUS . aux. clutches, seed bag lift, 10” load auger. auger. a lift, ¹ [V\JOZJYLLU H\[VZ[LLY km showing, 350 gas. control, auto rate control, hyd. pump, &3 tr h load eaaux. automatic, 225,000 km showing, showing, 350 350 gas. gas. dr seed control, auto rate control, hyd. pump, 2control. &238” 3\USVJR ● (2) - 5"- 5" X^ 15 ft. hyd. drive augers w/ elec.

SPRAYING GRAIN TRAILER TRAILER GRAIN AK clutches, NErdbag 0 m 10” ecclutches, ● (2) X 15 ft. hyd. drive augers w/ elec. capbag hitc10” automatic, 225,000 km yd. dual – Saux. , el 3255 automatic, 225,000 km showing, 350 gas.● CAT mount ballyard valves • (6) - John Deere tractorcontrol.

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Importance Of Bull Sales For Alberta’s Cattle Industry

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Lorna Hamilton

The main focus of bull sales is to offer ual ranch bull sales. ers to showcase their best animals, for genetically superior breeding stock to Bull sales also provide an opportunity buyers to find genetically superior breedBull sales are a crucial event for the producers. The bulls on sale are typically for producers to network and learn about ing stock, and for producers to learn about cattle industry in Alberta. These sales purebred and have undergone rigorous the latest industry developments. Many new industry developments. These sales bring together breeders, buyers, and testing and evaluation to ensure that they sales feature educational seminars and contribute significantly to the economic enthusiasts from all over the countr y meet industry standards for genetic traits workshops on topics such as herd health, prosperity of the province and help to to showcase and purchase top-quality such as weight gain, feed efficiency, and breeding techniques, and marketing strat- maintain Alberta’s reputation as a world breeding stock. Alberta has a long-stand- carcass quality. In addition, buyers are egies. Breeders and buyers can connect leader in beef production. ing reputation for producing some of the able to evaluate the bulls’ physical traits, and share information about best pracbest beef cattle in the world, and the bull such as conformation and temperament, tices and new technologies in the indussales held in the province are a testament to ensure that they are compatible with try. to this. their existing herds.

The economic impact of bull sales Bull sales typically occur in the late One of the most significant bull sales in in Alberta is significant. These events fall, winter and spring months, with many Alberta is the Canadian Western Agribi- generate millions of dollars in revenue for of the major events happening in Janu- tion held in Regina, Saskatchewan. This the province’s agricultural industry, from 3” wide version ary, February, March and sometimes in event attracts breeders and buyers from the sale of breeding stock to the ancillary April. These sales are organized by breed across North America and features top- services provided by local businesses associations and individual ranches, and quality bulls from all major beef breeds. such as hotels, restaurants, and transporthey serve as an opportunity for breed- Other major bull sales in Alberta include tation companies. ers to showcase their best animals and the Calgary Bull Sale, the Medicine Hat In conclusion, bull sales are a crucial GIVE WILLIE A CALL for buyers to find new additions for their Spring Bull Sale, and the Edmonton Fall event for the cattle industry in Alberta. herds.

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attended the 4-H Provincial Judging first place in Regional public speaking to informative day! Looking ahead we have competition at Vermillion Lakeland College compete at the District level. Congratu- our willie@originpartners.ca next 4-H Meeting on April 5, 2023 in Happy Spring! We are happy to remind where we had a fun day of judging and then lations Camille! A few of our members Innisfree. We are also looking forward to everyone that there are only two more a nice banquet supper where some of us and families attended the Beef Learning our club field trip and grooming and showmonths until our annual show day. Don’t earned prizes! Overall we all had a great Day in St. Paul on March 26th where we manship clinic, also happening in April. forget to save the date for May 31, 2023. time and did an amazing job! Our senior learned more about judging, team judging, From our club to your families, we wish wide 3” wide This month some of our version club members member, Camille Kassian, 3” moved on version from AI and grooming our projects. It was a very3.75” you allwide a very Happy Easter! version Club Reporter

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Attendees Enjoyed Sculpting Class

Lorna Hamilton

child. niques, such as building your armature, everyone enjoyed the class and I hope Clemmer works with various ar t and then gave the students hands-on they took away knowledge and caught The Vermilion Community Art Club mediums such as paint, clay sculpture, experience by guiding them through the the sculpting bug.” His passion for held a sculpting class that was open to and used to make jewelry. He is also sculpting process for their own unique sculpting is contagious, and many of the beginners and more advanced students the chair of the Wainwright Arts Coun- sculpting idea. students left the class feeling inspired alike. The class was held on March 31 cil, which organizes the Wainwright Wegiel commented that she thought it and eager to continue exploring the from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and continued on Art Show every February. Clemmer’s was an amazing class, and said that any world of sculpting.

April 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the art passion for art is evident in the way he class that is held by the club and is not The Vermilion Community Art Club is room at J.R. Robson school. The class teaches and shares his knowledge with filled will be posted on their Facebook a organization that provides a supportwas organized by club member Eraine others. page. The Vermilion Community Art Club ive and creative space for artists to come Wegiel and was taught by Kelly ClemThe class was a success, with attend- welcomes new members, and the regis- together and learn from each other. If mer, an artist from Wainwright who has ees of all skill levels and ages coming tration fee is only $25 per year. The club you’re interested in learning more about been creating art since he was a young together to learn and create. Clemmer offers 3-4 art classes a year and monthly the club and upcoming classes and started the class by paint till you faint events. events, you can reach out to the club demonstrating variClemmer was thrilled with how the by checking out their Facebook page ous sculpting tech- class went, saying, “I am happy that Vermilion Community Art Club.

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CAREER OPPORTUNITY The East Central Family Day Home Agency is now looking for program providers

If you’re great with kids, and are looking for a rewarding career that allows you to work from the comfort of your home, become a provider for the East Central Family Day Home Program.

You’ll meet new people in your community, enjoy free educational workshops and earn monthly bonuses, all while providing quality childcare for the children and families of Vermilion and area.

NEW IDEAS FOR YOUR CAREER Organization Website Department Location Salary Closing Date

COORDINATOR, GOOD LIFE INSTITUTE OPPORTUNITY

Whether you want to work full time, part time, or on a casual basis, the East Central Family Day Home Program is ready to work with you.

VERMILION RIVER REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES COMMISSION

We are searching for a talented and motivated Coordinator for The Good Life Institute of Vermilion, who is familiar with the Town of Vermilion’s brand ‘New Ideas For Living’ coupled with the ‘Hands On Learning’ brand and goals of The Good Life Institute. Reporting to the Manager of Economic Development and a Board of Directors, this individual must be capable, a multi-tasker, organized and able to organize and execute 5 key annual events. This position is responsible for every part of the event preparations, such as choosing and booking venues, approving menus, developing event layouts, budget planning, advertising creation, public relations, website management, submitting documentation for AGLC approval, and coordinating volunteers and vendors. The events must be outstanding and unforgettable!

As the event Coordinator, you should be well-organized and possess excellent communication skills. Attention to detail is vital in this role, as our success depends on meeting the public tailored requirements.

RESPONSIBILITIES

The Vermilion transfer site will be closed on Friday, April 7, 2023. It will be open on Saturday, April 8, 2023, and will resume regular hours on Monday, April 10, 2023.

The Vermilion River Regional Waste Management Services Commission would like to wish all their patrons a very Happy Easter.

Town of Vermilion www.vermilion.ca Economic Development Vermilion, AB Competitive April 17, 2023 at noon

Ensure appropriate contracts contain all applicable information and are signed and returned in a timely manner.

Assess and improve upon the event’s overall success and submit findings.

REQUIREMENTS

Well-organized with multi-tasking abilities.

Outstanding vendor management skills.

Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

Calm under pressure with problem solving skills.

Proficient in Office 365 Suite

COMPENSATION

The Town of Vermilion offers competitive salary.

Qualified applicants are invited to submit their resume along with a cover letter explaining how your background and accomplishments will meet the needs of the Town of Vermilion.

• Identify the requirements and expectations for each event.

• Liaise with vendors, exhibitors, board members, town council and the public.

• Manage all event set up, tear down and follow up processes.

This is a part-time position beginning May 1, 2023

• Maintain event budgets.

• Book venues, entertainers, caterers, and exhibitors.

CLOSING DATE

• Create advertising for radio, Facebook, posters, sandwich boards, and newspaper banners.

• Update our website with pertinent information for each event.

April 17, 2023 at noon

Please submit your resume to Email: economic@vermilion.ca or Mail/in person: Town of Vermilion, 5021 – 49 Avenue Vermilion, AB T9X 1X1

• Process all invoices to ensure vendors are paid promptly.

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You can make positive changes in your home. You can get into weight loss programs or go out and change your image with a new look in clothing, hairstyle, and attitude.

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Don't ignore any emotional issues that could be causing problems. Changes in your home may be disruptive and upsetting. You will have difficulties spreading yourself between your work and your home.

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Don't bother getting even; they'll make themselves look bad. Listen to the advice given by those with experience. Talk to someone with experience about budgets or consolidating debts.

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Take a look at the possibilities of starting a small part time business with friends or relatives. You may jump from the frying pan into the fire if you make a move today.

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Avoid getting trapped in internal disputes.

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Walking Through Grief

Hint Of Spring – In Our Garden Of Grief

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aprt of the grief journey. “No man is an to their feelings and emotions and help the only person you can change . Get island unto himself” We need people them find supportive people . out those coping tools, take courage, There is a change in the season and to talk to, to heal and become a new BEGIN THE USE OF PRO BLEM you are in charge of tending your grief there are changes on our grief journey. wholeness. Do not forget the children SOLVING: a) Look at what problem garden.

C h a n g e s a n d g o o d - b y e s c a r e and other members of the family who you are facing and state it. (b) begin to Wa l k i n g T h r o u g h G r i e f S o c i e t y painful and times of fear of what the are all on their own journey, too. We can express how you feel about it. (c) Find 780 - 846 -2576 suppor ted by FCSS future will be like. The feeling of life share the gift of honesty, with ourselves a trustworthy person to share what you City of Lloydminster, Towns of Vermil“out of control” and fears of adjusting and the others in our family and have a are experiencing. (d) Seek suppor t ion and Wainwright, Villages of Kitsto a new and different course in our concern with where they are on their and insight from others who are in cot y and Mar wayne and Count y of lives. Acceptance is not an overnight journey. We can encourage and listen similar situations. (e) Realize you are Vermilion River 24. happening but a gradual change, just as the seasons. It can be a time of an emotional roller- coaster.

When in this time in our lives we need to look at how we are going to cope. We need some coping tools for our emotional grief garden.

LOOKING AT LIFE’S ALTERNATIVES: Acceptance of life as it is now and having the courage and ability to look at choices and changes that will happen for the tomorrows. Life is like a river ever changing and moving. We cannot stay rooted in the pain of today or a fixed picture of what life “is,” we The Polar Kings Athletic Club is currently seeking coaches for the have to be open to there being an 2023-24 Season. The PKAC will have (4) teams for the upcoming alternative to where we are now.

2023-24 Season. Ull, U13, U15, U18. The PKAC is committed to U S I N G O U R M E M O R I ES: (s u m player development and providing young, talented and dedicated t o t a l o f w h a t w e c a n r e m e m b e r). hockey players in rural Alberta the opportunity to play higher caliber Persons and relationships never die of hockey. but become memories. We can take The objectives of the PKAC are: to promote, govern and improve back some control of our lives and our organized minor hockey as a division of Hockey Alberta by the grief journey when we are in charge authority of Hockey Canada. of our memories and can recall good The individual selected will interview with the leadership group ones and shut out bad ones. Someabout philosophies and requirements. Competitive financial times those memories will cause tears compensation based on experience. but later on our journey we will be able to laugh and cry too. Embrace the past Applicants can submit their resumes to PKAC via email at but hold it gently as you move forward.

VERBALIZE FEELINGS AND PKACWainwright@gmail.com .

THOUGHTS TO A SUPPORT PERSON: Finding and utilizing that Applications will be accepted until a successful application is found. support person or group is a vital tool Candidates selected will be contacted for an interview. The successful to healing and moving forward. Sharcandidate will be required to provide a Criminal Record check. ing without shame or fear, feelings of “crazy,” anger, sadness, joy or relief, all Submitted

THE POLAR KINGS ATHLETIC CLUB IS CURRENTLY SEEKING COACHES FOR THE 2023-24 SEASON.

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The County Offices are open to the public during regular office hours which are 8:30AM—4:30PM, Monday through Friday.

PLANNING & COMMUNITY SERVICES:

An Open House for Robinwood ASP will be held on April 25, 2023, 4:00—6:00 pm at the Kitscoty Legion.

AGRICULTURE & ENVIRONMENT:

The County of Vermilion River is looking for public members-at-large to sit on the County’s Pest Appeal Committee and/or the Weed Appeal Committee. To fill out an application visit our website.

Alberta is one of the few places left in the world that remains rat free—thanks to our Pest Control Officers! This Spring County PCOs will be performing rat checks at potential rat habitat sites within 6 miles of the AB/SK border. Farm yards and buildings, feed bins, and bale stacks are all checked for signs of rats.

No Spray Agreements are available to those ratepayers who don’t want herbicides applied to the municipal road right of ways adjacent to their property and agree to themselves control weeds and vegetation within the County ROW. Complete the No Spray Agreement before May 31 annually by filling out the form on the County website.

PROTECTIVE SERVICES:

Bylaw 19-07, Dog Control Bylaw has been rescinded. The County will no longer respond to complaints regarding dogs.

Volunteer Firefighter Recruitment: If you are interested in volunteering with one of our stations (Blackfoot, Clandonald, Dewberry, Islay, Kitscoty, Marwayne or Paradise Valley), please contact the County at fire@county24.com.

Reminder to check our website www.vermilion-river.com for news, events, announcements, employment opportunities and more! For current news and updates, follow County of Vermilion River on Facebook and Twitter.

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Alumni Rodeo

Angela Mouly

against other people you are compet- m i nu te of i t . ing against yourself. Participants are H i s e x p e r i The Lakeland College Rodeo Team always supporting one another, and it ence allowed hosted an Alumni Rodeo in Vermilion provides the opportunity to share the h i m t o g e t on March 31. western way of life and celebrate it.” into team Events included pole bending, tie When asked if there was any roping, and down roping, break away roping, team s t a n d o u t p e r f o r m a n c e s , h e s a i d he competed roping, barrel racing, and bull riding. R e i d R e g e h r a n d L o g a n G r o v e s as a heeler. “ I grew up “This rodeo is an oppor tunity for lead the field with a 5.4 second run anyone who went to school here or in team roping. He described it as a in agriculture for people who competed in Vermil- “really nice technical run” that every- but competiion to come back and have some fun; one who followed tried to replicate. tive roping is it’s a nice way to finish out the college Clinton Rempel is a current second fun b e c au se rodeo season,” said local announcer, year Ag Business student from Fort St. it pushes you 3” wide version Dom St. Amand. “Rodeo is pretty cool John, B.C. He didn’t always know he to do the best because it is one of the only sports was going to attend school here, but you can,” said where even though you are competing since he did he says he’s loved every Rempel.

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Clinton Rempel at the Alumni Rodeo. Photo Angela Mouly

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We pay top dollar for teak and rosewood furniture from the Karen King up to help keep our students safe. We to pigs and sheep – be cautious) and Assistants. We welcome all of these 1950s - 1970s.

Submitted are also enjoying having families in slurry tanks (manure quarries on dairy students and wish them much success All types conditions.

Singleof parent to our school to celebrate learning in farms that could suck you in). We thank in the future.

We held ourand second round or entire estates.

Call today! teacheritems interviews on March 22. Thank different ways with us. Thank you for the instructors for helping to educate From Januar y 1 – June 3 0, visit

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you to all the parents who came out supporting our Spring Fundraiser and our kids to keep them safe. your local Nor thern Alber ta Boston to share in your child(ren)’s learning Spring Book Fair. The funds raised go VES had the privilege of hosting the Pizza and help our school earn 5% experiences. toward our field trips and our Learning first day of the Vermilion and District cash back of the pre-tax total of your VES would like to thank Peace Offi- Commons.

Music Festival. Our Grade 5 and 6 receipt. Save your receipts and then cer, Greg Maughan, for working with Farm Safety was held virtually on students got to listen to a band from submit them to VES before June 27.

VES to educate our community where March 27 and 28. Each class got to C o l d L ake a s we ll a s s o m e g uit ar Thanks in advance for your assistance to park when dropping off and picking be fur ther educated on such safety solos. The students found the experi- with this.

3.75” wide version a s p e c t s a s q u a d ence an interesting one.

Dates to Remember: April 3-28 – r i d i n g (o n e s e a t , V E S c u r r e n t l y h a s a n u m b e r Yearbook Sales; April 7-16 – Easter o n e r i d e r ) , l a w n o f s t u d e n t s f r o m u n i ve r s i t i e s a n d Break; April 18 - Spring Photos for mowing (don’t play colleges at our school. Avery Rawlake G r a d e s 1- 3 a n d K B G r a d Ph o to s; in the area), PTO and Gracy Fluney are doing their first April 18 – Francis Whitford Metis Artis h a f t s ( s h u t o f f round of student teaching with the san Visit; April 19 – Spring Photos for We pay top dollar for teak and b e fo r e h a n d l i n g), Grade 1 classes. Mrs. Bensmiller is Grades 3/4- 6 and K A Grad Photos; rosewood furniture from the g r a i n b i n s , c a r t s working with 2A and Mrs. Heinrich for May 2 – Assembly and Spirit Day – 1950s - 1970s. a n d t r u c k s (d o n’ t her second round of student teach- Any thing But a Backpack Day; May All types and conditions. Single play in grain), bale ing. Lakeland College students, Miss 5 – No School – PD Day; May 10 – items or entire estates. Call today! stacks (don’t play Jashandeep Kawi (1B), Mr. Amandeep Mental Health Art Gala at Vermilion on stacks of bales), Singh Chahal (5/6), and Miss Made- Regional Centre from 5:00-9:00; May farm animals (from leine Hayes (6B), are in VES working 12 – Spring Concert from 12:00-1:00 in h o r s e s a n d c o w s with classes as student Educational the VES Gym; May 18-22 – No School

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Submitted

Wainwright CT Scanner Grand Opening Ceremony

so the scanner is a particularly valuable addition to the health centre’s facilities Wednesday 29th saw a Grand Open- from the AHS’ perspective. ing Ceremony for Wainwright’s new CT Bill Lawson, Chair of the Wainwright Scanner take place at the Town of Wain- CT Scanner Fundraising Committee wright Communiplex. said; “The full body scanner now up and Although installed at the Wainwright running at Wainwright Health Centre is an Health Centre, the scanner was not example of the accomplishments that can provided by the AHS. Instead, some 3 happen when people work together for a years ago, the Rotary Club of Wainwright common goal.” had the idea to acquire a scanner for the Bryan Perkins, the vice-chair of the CT area.

Scanner Committee, made a significant It was understood that a consider- personal commitment to the project along able number of local people requiring CT with an extremely generous individual scans were having to make long journeys donation. For this he was honoured with to major cities to receive this invaluable the location of the machine at the health medical intervention. Figures obtained centre being named ‘The Bryan and from the AHS showed that the number Sharon Perkins CT Scanner Room.’ was, in fact, more than three thousand The committee did not work in isolapeople per year. tion. It received enthusiastic support Something needed to be done. So, from the Town of Wainwright, M.D. of the Rotary Club partnered with Wain- Wainwright, CFB Wainwright and Alberta Photo submitted wright and District Community Health Health Services (AHS) and the commitFoundation and local business Bumper tee’s thanks go to them also. to Bumper to set up the Wainwright CT Of course, the largest thank you Scanner Fundraising Committee. must go to the people of the area who T h e c o m m i t te e h ad s et i t s e l f a responded magnificently to the challenge. mammoth task; the cost of a scanner Over 12,900 individual donations were being $2.2 million. It is however a special made, many from people who wanted to machine and will be the first of its kind in do so in memory of relatives.

Volunteering Weaves Us Together Alberta.

The committee had the aim of buying This TrueFidelity imaging equipment a machine that could look into people’s provides the most quality, contrast and bodies; it achieved that. clarity of images available today. The It also achieved a look into the souls scanner is a full-body diagnostic imaging of local people – and it found their ‘better tool that expands the range of CT proce- angels’ alive and well there. dures provided, including 3D reconstruction, enhanced stroke detection technology and specialized Pulmonary Embolus Visualization.

The new imaging equipment will replace the portable head CT scanner previously in use – good job too as that went permanently ‘kaput’ a week before  CEREAL/PULSE CROP CLEANING  CROP UPGRADING  FUSARIUM/ERGOT SEPARATION the new scanner was installed.  WILDLIFE DAMAGED GRAIN SEPARATION Wainwright Health Centre is the 306-821-2380  mckseed@outlook.com primary stroke centre for the region and

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Miranda Lychak-President of Vermilion & District Chamber of Commerce that gets put in by a lot of 1. Why do I volunteer? people to make our I am a social person and volunteering lets me meet community thrive. new people and build community. Being part of 3. Why are volunteers important to the the Vermilion & District Chamber of Commerce on community?

Volunteering is important the board in past and as President this year, lets me to helping worthwhile causes to people or combine my social skills groups in our community and business skills and who are in need. together to try and assist local businesses and help Many organizations rely on the generosity of our succeed to the best they local volunteers and can. cannot continue without 2. What have I learned them. Every volunteer is so important to keep our from volunteering? groups and causes As a volunteer you never prospering. stop learning. Learning about others, yourself and our community. Small changes can have a big impact to people, to businesses and to our friends and neighbours.

I’ve also learned a deep appreciation for all the volunteers in our community. All the hard work and endless time

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The Vermilion Voice | April 4, 2023

Vermilion Roar Lacrosse Hosting Free Open House

Angela Mouly

develop hand-eye coordination. You don’t Wainwright, Bonnyville, Cold Lake, Lloy- ers,” said Betz. “It compliments hockey a need to be a superstar to play; anyone dminster, and Lac La Biche. If teams win lot. The hard work and determination will The first dates of the Open House for can play the sport. We welcome players their league they will get to go to provin- benefit you the rest of your life.”

Vermilion Roar Lacrosse were March age 4 – 16. I’d always love more volun- cials as well.

Lacrosse, he said helps bring the 28-31, at the Vermilion Arena. Looking to teers, but we are really struggling post Betz has four children of his own community together, from players famirecruit more players at all age levels, they pandemic getting enough numbers of involved all in separate age groups and lies to children from different schools are hosting another three days April 3 – 5. children to play; that’s why we need to do said, “To me, teamwork and comradery is having the chance to play together. They Jenna Waltz said, “This Open House the Open House. It’s free to any partici- #1 in Vermilion Roar Lacrosse. We make draw players from Mannville, Vermilion, is an amazing idea; I think all the sports pants coming out and there is zero obliga- sure everyone is included; we are not pro- Dewberry, Marwayne, Kitscoty, Clandonshould do it so the kids can try it.” tion to register,” said Betz. lacrosse, we are a minor organization and ald and Islay.

H e r s o n , s eve n - ye a r- o l d C a s h , Throughout the Open House, youth will are here to make sure the kids are having The next dates for the Open House attended his first time practising the sport learn how to pick up the ball properly, how fun.” are April 3, 4, and 5 from 6:30 – 7:30 on March 30. New, young players had the to carry the ball properly, and will practise Having been involved for so many years p.m. for U7, U9, and U11; and 7:30 – 8:30 opportunity to try out and get a feel for the shooting and passing. He noted that skills himself, he said the sport is a great way p.m. for U13, U15, and U17 age groups. equipment, while older athletes practised that would make an ideal player would for both children and parents to socialize Registration is open until April 17, and the a passing drill and were challenged to see include, great listening, as well as being and that it teaches a lot of life skills. league will run until the end of June. It is which group could get the most consecu- willing to work as a team, and being will“Like any sport, your coach is kind not necessary to register to come to the tive passes. ing to try hard. of like your first boss; you need to learn Open House, and only running shoes and New president this year, Greg Betz Vermilion Roar is in a competitive to listen to them. The payoff when you a hockey helmet are needed to particihas been involved for 22 years, first as a league complete with playoffs, but is learn to listen as a team is that you start pate. For more information or to register player and then as a coach. more about development. It is local to the to succeed. There are no solo efforts. you can visit vermilionroarlacrosse.com.

“Lacrosse is great exercise and helps Lakeland Region including teams from It’s great to see new and returning play- Any other questions can be directed to Greg at 780-580-4438.

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To access the online registration form, go to the VES Website https://ves.btps.ca/parents/registration-form Call VES at 780-853-5444 or email ves@btps.ca Your child is eligible to attend if he/she is 5 years of age on or before December 31, 2023.

If your child is ready for school, but still too young for Kindergerten, please contact Vermilion Play Development for more information call 780-853-0108 or email. vpdearlylearning@gmail.com.

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The U13, U15, and U17 at the Vermilion Roar Lacrosse Open House on March 30.

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