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Wildwood Clydesdale during the Heavy Hitch Show. Photo Lorna Hamilton

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a.m. to 10:30 a.m. The breakfast fueled Old MacDonald’s barn, and the adrena- grounds buzzed with a delightful mix of the excitement, as everyone eagerly line-pumping APCCA pony chariots and aromas, enticing everyone to indulge in The Vermilion Ag Society hosted the secured their favourite spots along the chuckwagon races. In addition, the Fair a gastronomic journey unlike any other.

117th Vermilion Fair, drawing in thou- parade route, which gracefully made featured open stages, beer gardens, and A crucial element contributing to the sands of enthusiastic visitors and fair- its way through the heart of Vermilion, a host of other family-friendly activities seamless execution of the Vermilion Fair goers. The event, which took place over beginning at 11 a.m. A delightful show- that firmly established it as one of the was the army of dedicated volunteers. three days, offered a plethora of delight- case of creativity, many floats embraced most cherished and sought-after events Year after year, the Vermilion Agricultural ful experiences, exciting activities, and the theme of this year’s Fair - “Dust, in the region.

Society relies on the unwavering support mouthwatering treats that left everyone Rust, or Bust,” each representing the The West Coast Amusement rides of hundreds of individuals who selflessly with cherished memories to last a life- unique interpretation of businesses and added an extra layer of excitement, offer- give their time and effort to make the Fair time. organizations. ing day bracelets, which allowed ridego- a resounding success. Their commitment Kicking off the festivities in style, the Throughout the three-day event, fair- ers unlimited access to all the thrilling to ensuring everything runs smoothly Vermilion Chamber of Commerce orga- goers were presented with the option to rides throughout the day. The resounding and that everyone has a fantastic time nized a Fair Kick-off party on Wednes- obtain a thrifty three-day pass priced at sounds of laughter and ecstatic squeals was evident throughout the event. day evening. Attendees were treated to only $20 or a daily pass for $10. These emanated from the Fairgrounds, as famiThe Vermilion Agricultural Society a delectable array of chili samples during passes provided access to a wide array lies relished these moments. extends its heartfelt gratitude to all the the chili cook-off. of attractions, including the bustling The culinary offerings at the Fair were volunteers, sponsors, and participants Thursday morning marked the official midway, captivating livestock shows, nothing short of exceptional. Numerous who contributed to the grand success commencement of the Fair, beginning grandstand spectacles, exhibit hall, food trucks, caterers, ice cream vendors, of the 117th Vermilion Fair. Without their with a pancake breakfast at the Vermil- tradeshow, antique and modified trac- lemonade stands, and more tantalized invaluable support, such a remarkable ion Royal Canadian Legion from 6:30 tor pulls, new lawn mower races, the the taste buds of visitors. The Fair- event could not have been possible.

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1st place commercial, Cornerstone Co-op.

1st place Senior, Vermilion Lions Club.

1st place Junior.

1st place Comic, Scotiabank.

1st place Antique.

1st place Pioneer.

1st place Out of Town.

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Petting Zoo Cuddles

Olivia with a cute bunny up for adoption. Photos Vermilion Voice

Nayan with a kitten.

Midway Fun

Little ones enjoying the rides at the Midway. Photos Vermilion Voice

Amelia enjoying the Old MacDonald’s Barn.

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Hot Milk Cake

Dawn Hames

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fresh fruit. This cake can be used as a base Butter a 9 x 13 cake pan. Preheat the You can also double the batch of fruit gelafor a poke cake, in which you use the small oven to 350 degrees. In a pot warm the milk tin and top the whipped cream, at the time Hot milk cake is a end of a wooden spoon to poke holes in the until the milk is steaming hot and the butter of serving with a dollop of partially gelled vintage recipe that cake, and fill it with liquid Jello, or fruit gela- melts (do not boil).In a large bowl beat the fruit gelatin. uses basic ingredi- tin or caramel, or chocolate sauce and top eggs until creamy and frothy. Add in the Whipped Cream Topping ents, with excellent with whipped cream. A fruit gelatin can be sugar by the 1/2 cups, and beat until soft Combine 1 cup whipping cream, 2 tableresults. Even though spooned into the holes and then the cake peaks. Stir in the flour, vanilla, and baking spoons sugar and 1 teaspoon vanilla in Hot Milk Cake has is refrigerated long enough for the gelatin powder. Pour in the milk-butter mixture into a mixing bowl. Whip until soft peaks are been around for over to gel. It is then topped with sweetened the batter, a 1/2 cup at a time, beating it into formed. Do not over whip or you will end up a century, there is a lot of science as to whipped cream. The gelled fruit gelatin in the batter. Pour into the buttered cake pan with butter. why it is so successful, and even said to be the cake makes the cake very moist and and bake for 30 minutes, or until a toothpick Caramel Coconut Topping fail-proof. The fat in the butter-milk mixture adds an additional layer of flavour. It’s hard inserted in comes out clean.

3/4 cup brown sugar helps prevent the milk from toughening the to have just one piece of this cake! This Fruit Gelatin 6 Tablespoons butter gluten in the flour, thus leading to a tender recipe is a keeper.

Dissolve 1 package of Knox gelatin in 1/4 cup cream cake. The well-beaten eggs incorporates Hot Milk Cake ½ cup of boiling water. Stir until the entire 1 cup coconut air for leavening, and the hot milk helps to 4 eggs gelatin is dissolved. Add 1 cup fruit juice Spread the Caramel Coconut topping on denature the protein in the eggs, contrib1 1/2 cups sugar and stir. Pour spoonful’s of the fruit gelatin the cake and broil until the topping starts to uting to the stable sponge structure. The 1 1/4 cups milk into the holes in the cake. Refrigerate the bubble all over, about 3 – 5 minutes dependbatter can be divided into 2 round pans for 1/2 cup butter cake for the gelatin to set. I used Saskatoon ing on how close the cake is to the broiler. a layer cake or birthday cake. It can be iced 2 1/4 cups unbleached flour juice and it was awesome. You can also Watch carefully to be sure the topping does with broiled coconut brown sugar icing, or 2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder use freshly squeezed orange juice, mashed not burn. Cool completely, and slice into a buttercream icing, or whipped cream and 2 teaspoons vanilla strawberries or raspberries and their juice. squares for serving.

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The August 1931 Storm

Craig Baird

Growing up on a farm near Stony Plain, I quickly getting off the fair grounds and At the Hayward lumber yards, the always remember seeing storms coming back home. heavy gate was torn off its hinges and S t o r m s a r e a in and just how strong they could be.

Hail soon fell down and with the high driven through a house on the opposite regular part of life in Storms are nothing new for Vermil- wind, it created a terrific storm. The day side of the street. All the phone lines the summer when ion either, and some can be worse than itself had been hot and humid, so the were also down around Mannville. you in version Alberta. others. storm fed on that and proved to be extra As for Vermilion, the storm completely 3” live wide One vicious storm that hit the vicious when it struck the area. messed up the fair, and the races and area in August 1931, happened After the storm quieted down, a heavy football tournaments were cancelled as to hit just as people were hoping rain fell through the night. While that a result. for g o o d cro ps as droug ht may have seemed great for farmers Sharing Canadian history through the out of your conditions worsened. who were dealing with the start of The social media, history columns and on my It was on Aug. 4, 1931 when Great Depression, the storm itself had podcast is what I do for a living. Please Advertise one of the worst thunderstorms destroyed 10 per cent of the crops in the consider supporting that by donating at Province-wide of the season struck the area. area. www.canadaehx.com (click Donate). with a combined circulation plus GST/HST The storm hit as the evening The storm also produced a small Contact Craig at craig@canadaehx.com of over 650,000 for only... performances of the Vermil- tornado that ripped off the overhang Listen to his podcasts Canadian Value Ad Network ion Fair were underway. Within roof of the CNR station in Mannville, and History Ehx, Canada’s Great War, From Alberta Weekly Newspapers Association a few minutes, tent flaps were took off the roof of the Bank of Montreal. John to Justin, Pucks and Cups and toll free 1-800-282-6903 x225 flying and hundreds of cars Every radio antenna in the area was also Canada: A Yearly Journey on all podcast email classifieds@awna.com with hundreds of children were taken off buildings. platforms. or visit your community newspaper Columnist

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The New Renewable Tech Taking On Fossil Fuels

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SWEL’s approach appears to be much output as low as $0.01/kWh, significantly impacts of deploying large-scale wave more cost-effective in terms of manufac- outperforming the wave energy industry’s energy converters need to be thoroughly When it comes to turing and transportation. The utilization reference value of $0.85/kWh. If true, this evaluated. Although SWEL’s design claims renewable energy, of manageable and recyclable materials, would be a remarkable feat, putting wave to be less intrusive, it is essential to assess w e h a v e s e e n such as reinforced plastics, makes the power technology on par with fossil fuels its potential effects on marine ecosystems significant strides in device easy to repair and maintain, which and absolutely surpassing other renew- and coastal environments before embracharnessing power is a crucial factor for any renewable energy able energy sources. ing it as a green energy solution. from sources like technology.

As with any emerging technology, there SWEL’s Waveline Magnet presents an solar and wind. These technologies have SWEL also claims that a single Wave- are inherent challenges and uncertainties exciting opportunity in the field of renewbeen making headlines for their poten- line Magnet wave energy converter could that need to be addressed. While SWEL’s ables. Its lightweight and modular design, tial to provide affordable and climate- generate an impressive 100 megawatts concept design seems promising, it is coupled with the promise of high energy friendly alternatives to traditional energy of power. While this figure is undoubtedly essential to remember that it is still in its output at a low cost, certainly pique intersources. However, a new company that captivating, it does leave questions about early stages. The transition from a proto- est. However, we must approach these goes by the name of SWEL says its new the practicality of such a device. How type to a scalable and commercially viable claims with a healthy dose of skepticism ‘Waveline Magnet’ model is the next long and massive would it need to be to product is often a complex and lengthy until thorough and independent testing step for renewable energy. achieve such high power outputs consis- process. Additionally, wave energy is and verification are conducted. Only then SWEL has developed a new method tently? This claim is also based on test- subject to natural variations, and harness- can we determine whether SWEL’s Wavefor producing renewable energy using ing conducted with relatively short waves, ing its full potential on a large scale may line Magnet has the potential to reinvent wave power. Their concept design, which may not be representative of real- require overcoming various technical and 3.75” the energy and become a game3” wide version widesector version which consists of floating platforms world conditions. logistical obstacles. changer in the world of renewable energy. interconnected through a spine-like Despite this, the company boasts Furthermore, central power system demonstrates a about achieving a raw mechanical power the environment al c lever yet sim ple construction. The flexible and modular design aims to seamlessly follow We are an independent crop inputs retailer located in central Alberta with We are an independent crop inputs retailer located in central the movements of a well-established presence in our communities. with a proven track record Alberta with a well-established presence in our communities. with a waves, allowing the proven track record of providing high quality products and services of providing high quality products and services to our customers. We offer company to regulate to our customers. We offer an excellent starting wage, performance an excellent starting wage, performance bonus plan and group benefits the energy extracbonus plan and group benefits package including health and dental package including health and dental plans. Our company is family focused tio n pro c es s in a plans. Our company is family focused with a history of great staff with a history of great staff retention. controlled and nonretention. disruptive manner.

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From left, Bohdi and Katarina Elkow tried their luck at the duck game.

From left, Suttyn Cusack, and Payton Sweeney got their faces painted and said their favourite ride was the Strawberries.

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Kids Digging in the dirt at the Vermilion Fair.

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This calf was really making him work for it, but perseverance prevailed. Photos Vermilion Voice

A group showing their animals at the Beef Show.

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down how much they should use of certain Not only the trials being done at the ers to supplement or use less nitrogen. An products,” said Jeremy Boychyn, Agronomy college were showcased, but attendees enhanced efficiency fertilizer trial prevents Lakeland College and Alberta Grains Research Extension Manager with Alberta had the opportunity to hear from a range of the loss of nitrogen, and a plant growth reguhosted WheatStalk in Vermilion on July 25, Grains. “The collaborative conversations industry experts. Boychyn said it allowed the lator trial (which was headed by Lakeland with over 50 producers, industry profession- that happen at events like this are over 50 participants to be more hands-on, and see College) encourages the plants to grow als, and academic research students taking per cent of the value, coming together allows how different concepts impact the crops they shorter and thicker to avoid lodging. part. potential for new research ideas, etc.” grow.

“We are seeing a height difference in “Eighty per cent of grains produced in “This is the first year we’ve hosted together Crop Research Scientist for pulses and barley with not much impact on yield,” said Canada are shipped internationally, so we and we’ve almost tripled the attendees from cereals at Lakeland College, Daniel Pucko, Pucko.

Overall everyone enjoyed being outdoors we need to be sure we are producing what last year; it’s a great partnership. Both of our said they discussed peas, lentils, faba beans, in the nice weather and taking in the variety is desirable to the buyers; and these field organizations strive at improving productivity, and a feasibility study for lupins. days help to make decision making easier profitability, and sustainability of crop farm“Grown a lot in Australia and Europe, they of crop insights.

“The Agriculture industry feeds people, on the farm, allowing producers to narrow ing and the Agriculture industry in Alberta,” would be used mostly for feed. We are seeing said Francois Paradis, what works here and laying the groundwork and improving management practices can improve yields, increase environmental Lakeland College’s for a potential new crop,” said Pucko.

Director of Applied They discussed weed management, and sustainability, and ensure profitability for the Research. a bio-stimulant for canola that allows farm- farmer,” said Paradis.

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From left, Lakeland College Director of Applied Research Francois Paradis, and Alberta Grains Agronomy Research Extension Manager Jeremy Boychyn. Photo Angela Mouly

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Tofield Western Days: A Thrilling Rodeo Extravaganza Not to be Missed!

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A l s o o n T h u r s d a y, t h e a t m o - packed day from start to finish. Kick final day, with a repeat of the thrillsphere becomes electric with the off your morning by indulging in a i n g S o d b u s te r R o d e o a n d a l l i t s Tofield is gearing up for an action- commencement of the annual Tofield scrumptious pancake breakfast from attractions starting at 2 p.m. on the packed event that will bring the spirit Bull Bash at 7 p.m., followed by a 9 to 11 a.m., hosted by the Tofield grounds. of the Wild West to life – the highly lively cabaret featuring music by the Town Council. Their culinary prowFor those eager to secure their anticipated Tofield Western Days! talented Dusk Til Dawn DJ. ess will be on full display as they spot at this action-packed extravaPresented by BHD Tubular in collabFriday promises to be equally thrill- serve up a storm of pancakes, eggs, ganza, advanced tickets are availoration with the Tofield Ag Society, ing, with the Promenade/Street Fair sausage, fruits, cof fee, juice, and able online at www.tofieldagsociety. this spectacular rodeo event is set taking center stage from 5 to 9 p.m. more. ca until August 9, or they can be to take place at the Tofield Spor ts During this time, the main street will The main event, the Sodbuster conveniently purchased at the gate.

Ground. So, mark your calendars be closed to traffic, allowing attend- Rodeo, will commence at 3 p.m., Wo r r i e d a b o u t b at t l i n g h u n g e r and get ready for an unforgettable ees to fully immerse themselves in featur ing an adrenaline - pum ping pangs during the adrenaline-packed experience. the festivities. From bouncy inflata- l i n e u p o f a d u l t b u l l r i d i n g , s te e r rodeo? Fear not! Concession stands The excitement kicks off on Thurs- bles and little pony rides to the Jeppa riding, barrel racing, bareback, tie- will be in operation on both days, d a y, A u g u s t 10 , w i t h a d e l i g h t - M ir r or L ake Tr a i n a n d t h e Far m - down roping, saddlebronc, and team offering an assor tment of refreshful Food Truck Fair starting at 4:30 ers Market, there will be no shor t- roping. But the excitement doesn’t ments to keep energy levels high. p.m. Offering a mouthwatering array age of enter tainment for all ages. e n d t h e r e ! S p e c t a t o r s w i l l a l s o Additionally, a beer garden will be of cuisines, attendees can feast on Food enthusiasts will be delighted have the opportunity to witness the set up for those looking to quench d ele c t ab le treat s fro m renowne d to explore the diverse eats available incredible skills of junior riders as their thirst with a cold and refreshing vendors like Starvin Marvin’s, Arca- throughout the event. they compete in junior bull riding, beverage. dian Junction- Street Food, El Mero Friday’s Sodbuster Rodeo Slack steer riding, novice horse riding, and The Tofield Western Days will be a Mero Taqueria, Fort Fun Foods, and star ts at 6 p.m. and offers a taste junior barrels and pee wee barrels. celebration of Western heritage, and more. But it’s not just about the food of the thrilling ac tion that awaits As if that weren’t enough, the inter- sporting excellence. So, gather your - the kids are in for a treat too, with them on Saturday during the main mission will feature mutton bustin friends and family, and join in on the inflatables and a petting zoo on-site Sodbuster Rodeo event. and wild pony races. fun as Tofield comes alive with the to keep them entertained.

Saturday promises to be an actionThe excitement continues into the spirit of the Wild West!

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The Vermilion Voice | August 1, 2023

Vermilion 4-H Sheep Club 48th Annual Achievement Day

Lorna Hamilton

this valuable knowledge, the members the show environment. As a result, the nity to bid on four goats and twelve market were eager to demonstrate their knowl- members and their animals become more lambs.

The Vermilion 4-H Sheep Club held its edge at the event. poised, attentive, and better equipped to The event also presented an opportu48th Annual Achievement Day on TuesThe journey to Achievement Day began follow the ring master’s instructions and nity for individuals who were considering day, July 25. This event provided an sixty days prior when each member respond to the judge’s inquiries. Further- joining the club to gain valuable insight excellent platform for the club members receives their market lambs. From that more, this thorough preparation signifi- into the club’s activities. Contrary to poputo showcase their hard work and dedica- point forward, the members invest their cantly reduces stress levels for both the lar belief, 4-H is not exclusively for individtion to the public. time and effort in nurturing, feeding, and participants and the animals. uals with farming backgrounds or those Over the course of the year, club training their lambs for the show. In the Starting at 1 p.m., spectators witnessed involved in sheep rearing. It serves as an members engaged in a variety of activities days leading up to the event, the club the impressive showcase of these well- inclusive platform for anyone interested in and workshops designed to enhance their members find themselves fully immersed raised animals at the Vermilion Ag Soci- expanding their knowledge of sheep and knowledge and skills. They learned effec- in washing, grooming, and diligently work- ety Sheep Barn. The final market lamb acquiring diverse skills, all while fostertive communication techniques, partici- ing with their project animals. and goat show classes commenced at 6 ing new connections within the commupated in hands-on grooming, nutrition, This preparation not only enables the p.m., with the sale at 7 p.m. in the same nity. Keep an eye on the Vermilion Voice to see the results and pictures from the parasite management, and pathology members to refine their skills but also venue. workshops, among others. Armed with helps their project animals acclimate to Enthusiastic buyers had the opportu- show.

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Junior Class showing their sheep.

Intermediate Class showing their sheep. Photos Lorna Hamilton

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

Clinical Director (DSL3) Vermilion & District Housing Foundation The Vermilion & District Housing Foundation has a new position opening in our DSL3.

The Clinical Director leads and manages the Care Team in our Designated Supportive Living Level 3 (DSL3). The Clinical Director provides experienced based mentoring, guidance, training and advice on operational processes and practices to personnel and is responsible for the direction and coordination of care services.

The position is based at the Vermilion Valley Lodge (DSL3) in Vermilion, Alberta.

Candidates must be a graduate of a Registered Nurse program and have active registration with the College of Registered Nurses of Alberta.

To apply for this exciting position, please send your resume to: carrie.kohlruss@vdhf.ca or by mail to: Carrie Kohlruss, Chief Administrative Officer Vermilion & District Housing Foundation 5401 – 46 Street, Vermilion, Alberta T9X 0B6 Senior Class showing their sheep.

Judge examination.

Vermilion Fair

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Light Horses

Light Horse shows. Photos Vermilion Voice

Heavy Horses

Always a fan favourite the heavy horses drew large crowds to each event..

Team Roping

Team roping drew a large crowd on July 28.

Mutton Bustin

Nine-year-old Lachlan Mutton Busting on July 27.

Bowden Rowes from Lloydminster Mutton Busting.

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If your looking for a lazy buddy to keep you company, call the shelter to book an appointment to meet me!

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All claims against the above estate, duly verified by statutory declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned before August 28, 2023.

Armstrong Hittinger Moskal, Solicitors for the Executors, Box 1680, Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, S9V 1K6. c/o: Ryan B. Armstrong File Number: 8200.19679

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HOROSCOPE/SUDOKU AND SOLUTIONS Daily Sudoku: Thu 27-Jul-2023

TAURUS

Loss or theft may occur if you are careless with your belongings. You must lay down ground rules so that you can complete a job.

Try not to say the wrong thing at the wrong time.

GEMINI

You can continue to forge ahead if you make a few long distance calls pertinent to closing pending deals. You should be making plans to spend some time with the ones you love.

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Travel and creative hobbies will be your best outlet. Depression may result if you don't get to do things your own way. You need to make your lover feel wanted, not like a piece of the furniture.

LEO

o you really want to start something with someone you can't reason with? You will feel so much better about yourself if you can control your addictions.

VIRGO

Don't overspend or give too freely to others.

Someone may not be thinking of your best interests. You will attract potential lovers, but be sure that they're unattached.

LIBRA

Your words will be taken out of context if you're evasive with coworkers or employers.

There might be a problem with a will or with an insurance policy.

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You may find that someone at work hasn't been trustworthy. Don't gamble unless you can afford to lose. Travel will also entice you.

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Get back to basics and reevaluate what is important in life. The answers can only come from within. You can evade the issue as usual by being affectionate, fun loving, and far too active for your lover to catch on

CAPRICORN

Try to satisfy both of your needs. You should be able to tie up loose ends today. You're intuitive today; however, this attribute could get you in trouble if you tactlessly say what you think.

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Your ability to relate will close the generation gap. You should consider getting into self improvement endeavors. You could lose a good friend because of it.

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Consider a conservative investment that will stay solid when everything else goes sour.

You may need the space, but you need the extra cash more.

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ARIES

Give everyone in the house a physical chore that will help burn off some of the excess energy. Join a choir or a drama club. You may be considering moving to larger quarters.

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Hot Dogs For Service Dogs

Submitted tirelessly to enhance the lives of people the Order of the Eastern Star has been to those with mobility issues, or offering From August 6 to August 12, 2023, the in need. Their collective efforts have posi- supporting Guide Dog Programs through- emotional support, service dogs play an world will celebrate International Assis- tively impacted countless lives across the out Canada and United States. invaluable role in society. tance Dog Week, an annual event dedi- globe, providing companionship, indepenThe Barbeque will take place at the So, mark your calendars for August 3, cated to recognizing the incredible contri- dence, and support to those who require Cornerstone Co-op Store on August 3, 2023, and come down to the Cornerstone butions made by service dogs. These assistance. from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Co-op in Vermilion, and join the Queen loyal and dedicated animals, known as In Vermilion, the local Order of the EastThis event aims not only to raise funds Esther Chapter OES and their partners, man’s best friends, go above and beyond ern Star (OES) Chapter, with the assis- but also to raise awareness about the the Cornerstone Co-op in celebrating Interin assisting individuals with disabilities tance of the Cornerstone Co-op is orga- special skills possessed by service dogs national Assistance Dog Week. Together, to navigate their daily lives, International nizing a Hot Dog and Hamburger Sale. and how they make a difference in the lives lets honour the service dogs and trainers Assistance Dog Week aims to honour The proceeds from this event will directly of the owners and their families. Whether who have touched the lives of so many, the remarkable skills and dedication of benefit the guide dog program in Alberta it is guiding the visually impaired, alerting and support the continued success of this service dogs and their trainers, who work (BC/AB Guide Dogs). For several years, the hearing impaired, providing assistance life-changing program.

Sue Chikie

Bruce Stampede

Pig Scramble, Calf Scramble, Calf Tying, and start was preceded by a judging session at memory of the late Greg Rumohr, a revered Wild Pony Race, offering young participants the Bruce Community Centre, and it kicked bullfighter.

The Bruce Stampede activities held on the chance to showcase their talents and win off at 10 a.m.

Spectators cheered on the skilled rodeo Saturday, July 29 were nothing short of excit- exciting prizes. Safety was a top priority, with The day also featured a Christian participants as they showcased their talents ing as the town of Bruce came alive with helmets required for some events, ensuring Cowboys Gospel Service at the Rodeo in ten different events. cheering crowds, and daring competitions. the well-being of the young competitors.

Grounds, reminding attendees of the signifiThe Wildrose Trickriding performance The Stampede Grounds buzzed with exciteA fan favourite, the Bloomer Race, was an cance of community and faith in this exhila- wowed the crowd, leaving them in awe ment as spectators gathered to witness the event open to ladies ages 18 and over, and rating Western culture. of the riders’ daring stunts and breathtakMule Race, where skilled riders and their brought a unique touch of humor and camaAs the weekend drew to a close, the ing maneuvers on both days. The Horsespirited mules raced around the track. This raderie as teams of three competed to put highly anticipated CPRA Pro Rodeo took shoe Tournament added a touch of friendly event marked the beginning of the local bloomers on their calf. The Wild Cow Milk- center stage, and also became a stage competition. rodeo festivities and drew enthusiasts from ing and Wild Cow Race brought interesting for a Recognition Rodeo dedicated to the More photos on page 15 all over the region. moments as teams of three vied for victory, The stampede was not just about profes- adding to the fun atmosphere of the day. The sional rodeo events; it also catered to families evening gave attendees a chance to quench and young rodeo enthusiasts. The grounds their thirst at the Beer Gardens and dance it were abuzz as kids and amateurs took part up with music by the ‘Up All Night’ Band. in a plethora of fun-filled activities. From the The stampede weekend continued on adorable Kids Mutton Bustin’, where children Sunday, July 30, with a Pancake Breakfast aged 4-6 years challenged themselves to served at both the Rodeo Grounds and The stay on sheep, to the Kids Stick Horse Race, Bruce Community, bringing families together where the little cowboys and cowgirls raced to enjoy a delightful morning feast. on foot with their trusty stick horses, the day The Grand Parade on Main Street, Bruce, was brimming with delightful competitions. captivated the town as the entries vied for the Other highlights included the Kids Greased coveted Best Entries prizes. The parade’s Reporter

PUBLIC WORKS OPERATOR PUBLIC WORKS OPERATOR The Village of Kitscoty is seeking an energetic individual to join our team in the role of Public Works

Operator. The Public Works Operator reports to the Public Works Supervisor. This position will support all The Village of Kitscoty is operations seeking an energetic individual join our in the role of Public Works aspects of the municipal for the Public Works,toWater andteam Wastewater Systems within the Operator.

The Public Works Operator reports Publicand Works Supervisor.

This willhighest supportlevel all Village of Kitscoty.

Providing these services in to an the effective efficient manner to position provide the aspects of for theour municipal for the Publicwill Works, Water Systems within the of service citizens.operations This full time position include “on and call”Wastewater hours for weekday Village of Kitscoty. Providing these services in an effective evenings/overnight and weekends on a rotational basis. and efficient manner to provide the highest level of service for our citizens. This full time position will include “on call” hours for weekday evenings/overnight andwill weekends on a rotational basis.

The suitable candidate demonstrate: x Superior equipment operation abilities (loader, tractor, mower); The suitable candidate will demonstrate: x An aptitude for mechanics and ability to perform routine maintenance on municipal buildings, x Superior equipment operation abilities (loader, tractor, mower); infrastructure, vehicles, and equipment; xx An aptitude for mechanics and abilityrequired to perform routine maintenancewithin on municipal Ability to work independently when as well as cooperatively a team buildings, infrastructure, vehicles, and equipment; environment; ability to perform tasks as directed from Public Works Supervisor xx Ability toworkplace work independently required as of well as cooperatively within a team Practice safety and when adhere to Village Kitscoty Safety Policies. environment; ability to perform tasks as directed from Public Works Supervisor x Willing to learn new skills x Practice workplace safety and adhere to Village of Kitscoty Safety Policies. x Willing to learn new skills Requirements:

Six year old Aubrin Andersen on Newt. Photo Sue Chikie

Position:

Intermediate to Senior Electrical Designer

Location:

Lloydminster, Alberta

Education:

Journeyman Electrician (RSE), or Electrical Engineering Technology Diploma (T.T./C.E.T.)

x High School Diploma with general knowledge of the construction of roads, sidewalks, municipal Requirements: utilities, carpentry, mechanics and or an equivalent combination of education, training, and x High School Diploma with general knowledge of the construction of roads, sidewalks, municipal experience. carpentry, mechanicsreports, and or email an equivalent combination education, training, and x utilities, Computer skills to complete communications, withofability to upgrade computer experience. skills if necessary. xx Computer skills to complete email Of communications, with ability to upgrade computer Preferred to reside within 10reports, km of Village Kitscoty skills if necessary.

Preferred to reside 10 km VillagePublic Of Kitscoty This xis a starting position forwithin the Village ofofKitscoty Works Department but will have the opportunity to advance with relevant experience and successful completion of Water and Wastewater This is a starting position the VillageEnvironment. of Kitscoty Public Works Department but will have the Operator Certification (s)for with Alberta opportunity to advance with relevant experience and successful completion of Water and Wastewater Operator Certification witha Alberta Environment.

The Village of Kitscoty (s) offers bi-weekly payroll schedule, benefits package, matching RRSP program with starting wage of $22.93/hour, commensurate with experience and skill set. The successful candidate will The Village oftoKitscoty a bi-weekly benefits package, matching RRSPtoprogram with be required provideoffers a current driver’s payroll license schedule, abstract and a criminal record check prior confirmation starting wage of $22.93/hour, commensurate with experience and skill set. The successful candidate will of employment. be required to provide a current driver’s license abstract and a criminal record check prior to confirmation of employment.

Please submit a resume, complete with two employment references, marked “Public Works Operator” to:

Experience/Responsibilities:

Please submit a resume, complete with two employment references, marked “Public Works Operator” to: Village of Kitscoty Box 128, Kitscoty, AB T0B 2P0 Village Kitscoty E-mail: of info@vokitscoty.ca Box Kitscoty, AB T0B 2P0 Fax:128, 780-846-2213 E-mail: info@vokitscoty.ca Fax: 780-846-2213 This competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is recruited. The Village of Kitscoty appreciates the interest of all applicants, however, only those applicants selected for an interview will be This competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is recruited. The Village of Kitscoty contacted. appreciates the interest of all applicants, however, only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.

All resumes and personal information provided will be handled in accordance with the Province of Alberta Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIPP) legislation. Personal information is being All resumescollected and personal provided will be handled in accordance the Province of Alberta solelyinformation for the purpose of considering candidates eligibilitywith for employment.

Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIPP) legislation. Personal information is being collected solely for the purpose of considering candidates eligibility for employment.

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Village of Kitscoty 5011 – 50th Street, Box 128 Kitscoty, Alberta T0B 2P0 Village of Kitscotyinfo@vokitscoty.ca (780) 846-2221(p) (780)846-2213(f) 5011 – 50th Street, Box 128 Kitscoty, Alberta T0B 2P0 (780) 846-2221(p) (780)846-2213(f) info@vokitscoty.ca

Intermediate to Senior (Min.10+ Years) Experience in the Oil & Gas Industry is essential. Candidates must be registered as a Journeyman Electrician and/or an Engineering Technologist in the Province of Alberta and/or Saskatchewan. The position will involve collecting field data, drafting (i.e., redlines and/or CAD), design, cost estimating & procurement, project management, quality assurance & control, and other related responsibilities.

The successful candidate will have the following experience, skills, and certifications: x

x x x

Description:

Working knowledge of oil and gas electrical systems including low and medium voltage power distribution, grounding systems, PLC/DCS control systems, equipment layout and control panel designs, hazardous area classification, cable sizing, electrical schematics and wiring diagrams, etc.

Willingness to attend and discuss findings in meetings with the client and other engineering and design discipline groups.

Well versed with Microsoft Office software (i.e., Word, Excel, Outlook, MS Teams, etc.).

Excellent organizational and time management skills; inter-personal, written & verbal communication skills are a necessity.

A valid driver’s license is required as some local travel and field work will be required.

Working knowledge of AutoCAD is an asset.

Working knowledge of other Microsoft software (e.g., Access, Projects, etc.) is an asset.

Enhanced Engineering (E2) Consulting Ltd is a growing, close knit, family oriented multidiscipline engineering company that is committed to providing exceptional quality and service in all aspects of its business. This position is available in our Lloydminster, Alberta office. Any candidates that apply must be willing to re-locate to Lloydminster if not currently living in the area. Relocation assistance will be provided.

Please submit a cover letter and resume by August 29, 2023 via email. We thank all those interested, but only those selected for interview will be contacted.

Enhanced Engineering (E2) Consulting Ltd. Attn: Electrical Engineering Manager 6017 -53 Avenue Lloydminster, AB T9V 2T1 Email: resume@e2consulting.ca

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The Vermilion Voice | August 1, 2023

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The Vermilion Voice | August 1, 2023

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MAXWELL FARMS LTD. of VIKING, AB. Previewing Hours: 9 AM - 7 PM Starting August 10

Gate Sign: 46203 - RR #132

SW-14-46-13-W4

LOCATION: From Viking go 5.5 miles south on Hwy #36 to Hwy #26 junction, then 1/2 mile west to RR. #132,

then 4 miles south on RR. #132 OR from Killam go 11.5 miles north to Twp. Rd. #462, then 2 miles east to RR. #132.

PREVIEWING & BIDDING STARTS AUGUST 10 AT 10 AM & BIDS START CLOSING ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 15 AT 10 AM TRACTORS

SWATHING

●1999 CASE IH 9390 4WD tractor, 6,620 hrs., 425 hp, Cummins N14, 710/70R38 duals, 4 high flow hyd’s., 12F/3R, GPS, front & rear weights. ●1998 CASE IH 9380 4WD tractor, 8,668 hrs., 400 hp, Cummins N14, 4 hyd’s, rear weights, 12F/3R, 710/70R38 duals. ●1997 CASE IH 9350 4WD tractor, 3,686 hrs., 310 hp, Cummins M11, 4 hyd’s, 24F/6R w/ HI/ LO range, 20.8-38 duals, shedded, 1 owner. ●1980 IH 1486 tractor w/ 9’ front blade, 8,422 hrs., 145 hp. diesel, 2WD, 540/1000 pto, 3 hyd’s., 16F/8R, HI/LO w/ TA, 20.8 - 38 rears. ●1974 IH 574 tractor, 5825 hrs., 67 hp. diesel, 2WD, 2 hyd’s., HI/LO range, 8F/4R, 16.9-30 rears.

TILLAGE & SEEDING

●2005 BOURGAULT 5710 Series II 47 ft. air drill w/ Bourgault 6350 tank, 10” spacing, double shoot, 3” carbide spread tip openers, 3” packers, 350 bushel tank, dual fans. ●1991 BOURGAULT FH536-42 air seeder w/ Bourgault 2195 air cart & Morris Rangler III 40 ft. harrow packer, 8” spacing, 195 bu., hyd. fan. ●1990 BOURGAULT FH546-52 cultivator, 52 ft., 12” spacing, gauge wheels, Bourgault 4 bar 5’ & 6’ mounted harrows, NH3 kit, rear hitch. ●1990 CASE IH 4900 vibra chisel cultivator, 51 ft., 10” spacing, w/ Morris 4 bar harrows. ●1985 IH 5500 chisel plow w/ Valmar 240 applicator, 39 ft., w/ 3 bar harrows. ●1983 IH 5500 45 ft. deep tillage chisel plow, 12” spacing, w/ Harmon 4 bar harrows. ●Herman 52 ft. 4 bar culti-harrows.

GRAIN VACS & AUGERS

●2008 REM 2700 grain vac w/ hoses. ●2004 Brandt 5200 EX grain vac w/ hoses. ●2011 WHEATHEART BH841 auger w/ hyd. transport, 8” x 41 ft., Kohler 27 hp. motor. ●2001 & 1997 BRANDT 1060 MD mech. swing augers, 10” x 60 ft., never spill spouts, full bin alarms. ●1991 WESTFIELD MK130-61 mech. swing auger, 13” x 61 ft., elec. winch, never spill spout, full bin alarm. ●Mayrath 10” x 50 ft. manual swing grain auger, hyd. drive, winch lift, never spill spout, full bin alarm, 540 pto. ●1979 Allied TC8-11 auger w/ Onan 20.5 hp. motor, 8” x 42 ft. ●1979 Allied TC35 grain auger, 7” x 35 ft., no motor.

HARVEST

●2012 MASSEY FERGUSON WR9725 s/p swather w/ 2013 MF 5200 header, 30 ft. UII ●2013 & 2012 CASE IH 8230 s/p combines w/ p/u reel, 837 header hrs., 1,337 engine hrs., hyd. fore/aft, hydro, single knife drive, 1 owner. Case IH 3016 Series II 15 ft. p/u headers, 2013 has 1,258 sep. hrs. & 1,634 eng. hrs., ●1986 CASE IH 5000 s/p swather, 24½ ft.

HCC p/u reel, diesel, 2,802 hrs., gauge wheels. 620/70R42 duals, GPS, AutoGuidance Nav II controller, Power Plus CVT drive, luxury cab & ●1986 CASE IH 5000 s/p swather, 24½ ft.

UII p/u reel, diesel, 2,562 hrs., gauge wheels. Crary big top hopper extension; 2012 has 1,932 sep. hrs. & 2,606 eng. hrs. & 900/60R32 fronts, ●1981 IH 4000 s/p swather, 24½’ p/u reel, gas. Both have AFS Pro 700 monitors, auto header ●1989 Case IH 725 p/t swather, 25’ bat reel. height control, fore/aft,, HD planetary w/ diff. ●1977 IH 4000 s/p PARTS swather, 19½’ gas. lock, extended wear rotor, lateral header tilt, ●IH PARTS draper header, 24½’ bat reel. rock trap, yield & moisture logging, Magnacut ●Koender 10’ swath roller. ●Apollo 9’ swath fine cut chopper, long unload auger, HID light roller. ●Blanchard 6’ & 8’ swath rollers. package, shedded, excellent condition. ●Homemade swather mover. ●2012 CASE IH 8120 s/p combine w/ Case IH GRAIN TRUCKS & VEHICLES 3016 - 15 ft. p/u header, 2,048 sep. hrs., 2,749 eng. hrs., AFS Pro 700 monitor, auto header ●1999 IH Eagle 9400i highway tractor, height control, fore/aft, HD planetary w/ diff.

905,150 km., 460 hp. Cummins N14 engine, lock, standard wear rotor, yield & moisture log6x4, Eaton Fuller 18 sp. trans., hyd. wet kit, ging, Magnacut extra fine cut chopper, long un11R24.5 tires, GVWR = 52,000 lb. ●1996 IH 9400 highway tractor, 943,213 km, load auger, lateral header tilt, rock trap, HID 435 hp. Cummins N14 eng., 18 speed trans., light pkg., 900/60R32 fronts, power mirrors, block heater, shedded, excellent condition. hydraulic wet kit. ●1990 IH 2674 t/a grain truck w/ 19 ft. steel ●2006 CASE IH 2388 s/p combine w/ 2006 box & dual cylinder hoist, 881,133 km, 4,693 Case IH 2015 M14 BC 14 ft. p/u header, 2,347 threshing hrs., 2,994 eng. hrs., Crary big top eng. hrs., 350 hp., NTC-350 Cummins 855 hopper ext., rock trap, reverser, chopper, straw engine, 11R22.5 tires, Road Ranger 13 spd. spreader, 30.5L - 32 fronts, 14.9 - 24 rears. trans., roll tarp, 8½ ft. wide & 58” high box. ●(2) 2014 CASE IH 3152 straight cut headers ●1978 IH Loadstar 1700 s/a grain truck w/ w/ 40 ft. HCC p/u reel, auto header height, 15 ft. steel box & Nordic dual cylinder hoist, double knife drive, (1) w/ top cross auger.

10F/2R, HI/LO, 154,405 km showing, 10.0020 fronts, 11R22.5 rears, 8½’ wide x 60” high ●2011 & 2010 HONEYBEE SP36 rigid draper box, MV 404 gas engine. ●1975 IH Transtar II headers, 36 ft. p/u reels w/ plastic fingers, cabover t/a grain truck w/ 1997 Courtney Berg upper cross auger, lateral header tilt.

20 ft. steel box & Nordic dual cylinder hoist, MISCELLANEOUS 393,629 miles, 1998 Detroit Diesel 450 hp. ●2013 RITEWAY 68 ft. heavy harrows, 5 bar, Silver 92 engine, Fuller Roadranger 13 sp.

9/16” tines, hydraulic adjust angle. ●1988 trans., roll tarp, 8½ ft. wide x 54” high box, KELLO-BILT 250 breaking disc, 14 ft., 26” 11R24.5 tires. ●1989 Ford F-450 dually fuel service truck, 206,000 km, 5 sp. manual, blades. ●RICHARDSON 8 yard pull scraper. custom built 260 gallon fuel tank w/ 12V ●1978 Ullman Trailmobile 40 ft. high boy trailer. electric pump, hose, & auto shut off nozzle. ●1995 Brandt 84 ft. p/t sprayer, quick fold, 830 ●2005 Jaguar X Type 4 door car, 343,583 km, gallon poly tank, new hydraulic pump. ●1974 Dri auto., leather, loaded. ●1983 Ford 23 ft. mo-All continuous flow propane grain dryer, 30 hp. torhome, 105,440 km showing, awning, sleeps elec. fan. ●1991 Jiffy 700 hi dump silage wagon.

4, roof carrier, renovated, good condition. ●1979 NH 358 mixer mill w/ Forester auger.

GRAIN BINS ●Kinsella fork type rock picker w/ side rock hook. ●(6) Westeel Rosco ±1800 bu. hopper bottom ●1994 Polaris 400 quad, 4X4, 2,416 miles. ●2009 John Deere 65” 3 pt. hitch rototiller. bins. ●(5) Westeel Rosco ± 2100 bu. hopper ●Rhino 5 ft. 3 pt. hitch rough cut mower. bottom bins. ●(8) Westeel Rosco ±1650 bu. ●Allied 7 ft. 3 pt. hitch rear blade. ●(3) 1000 gal. bins w/ wood floors. ● (4) Butler ±1900 bu. fuel tanks. ●500 gal. fuel tank w/ stand. ●240V bins w/ wood floors. ● (2) Westeel Rosco fuel pump w/ 2” hose. ●Powertek 9000W gener±2700 bu. bins w/ wood floors. ●(2) M.I.L / ator. ●Lund 16 ft. aluminum boat w/ Mercury 20 UFA ±1650 bu. bins w/ wood floors. ●Westeel Rosco ±4000 bu. bin w/ wood floor. hp. motor. ●± (40) Pallets of tools & general ●Westeel Rosco ±3300 bu. bid w/ wood floor. farm misc - See Website!

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