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Economy:2015 DevelopmentValue p 2 - Sports: Colts p3Community: Farm & RanchBonspiel p6 - - DIDSBURY 4006V240 agreement: 4BDR Delight- upgrades Plus Post 2129 17AVE royalLepage ONLY $339,000 Canada REVIEW Wildrme RealEstate Call MEL CROTHERS at403-556-5267 TUESDAY. JANUARY 12, 2016 www.didsburyreview.ca Volume 29 Issue 02 iNi*nwi*Kuu)WNU3*<#i«4TM»£.maj|.homr*tfcur*not.iom orvisit www.mekrodierv.vom Dogsled derby postponed to Feb. 6 BY FRANK DABBS MVP Staff The weather outside may be frightful,but there has not yet been sufficient snow for good dogsledding and skyoring,says DidsburyDogsledDerbyorganizer Dena Wannamaker. The first annual derby was formally postponed from Jan. 16 and 17to Feb. 6and 7. An alternate date of March 12 and 13 has also been set aside in case suitable snow for a racetrack is slow to arrive,said Wannamaker on Jan 7. The dogsled track at the Didsbury Agricultural Grounds does not yet have a solid base, she said. “The snow we have is fluffy,won't stay in the wind and the stubble is still pokingup throughthe snow,” she said. “It’s frustrating.” Skyoring-a race in which one or two dogs pulla skier instead of a sled - is riskybecause without a good base on the track,skiers catch their edges and can have nastytumbles, said Wannamaker. Wannamaker said that avid dogsledders are out on the track althoughit is not competition-readyand the agriculture grounds will be a superb venue for the event that is expectedto attract dogsledders and fans from across Alberta. The dogsled derby will have three categories of dogsled races -a four-dog team on a four-mile course, six dogs on a six-mile course and eightdogs on asix-mile course. There will be two skyoringevents: one or two dogs towingskiers over a two-mile distance and two dogs Noel West/MVP Staff over four miles. And there will be a juniorskyoring Amoose makes its way throughthe DidsburyGolf Course on Jan. 7. Three moose are spendingthe winter inand around competition with one or two dogs on the two-mile Didsburyand are regularlyseen on the streets and inyardsand green spaces. Wildlife officers have been asked to drive course. them away from Ross Ford and Westglen schools on several occasions. Traffic enforcement will protect school kids BY FRANK DABBS pedestrianstudents crossing23rd Street. fine. MVP Staff Pasloske said there have been incidents in which The fines for speedingin aschool zone are “hefty drivers have driven around crossingguardsstanding and come with demerit points," she said. Fines RCMP and Didsbury peace officers will crack in crosswalks to stop traffic and allow students to escalate with the speedtravelled. down on motorists disobeying traffic laws and cross the street safely. There are fines for the parking offences that putting elementaryand middle school students at Speedingin a school zone, failing to yieldto a endanger the students including a $7B fine for risk on 23rd Street. pedestrian in a crosswalk and failing to stop for parkingwhere it is prohibitedand $6Ofor parking We won’t be lenient with transgressors,”RCMP the stop sign are also beingcommonly witnessed, within five metres of a crosswalk. Sgt. Kimberly Pasloske said at a media briefing she said. Town of Didshuryadministration is evaluatinga Dec. 7. Pasloske warned that high fines art 1 assessed request to council from Westglen principalCarolyn Vehicle drivers who do not complywith school upon conviction,plusmany of the traffic offences Massel for the installation of new pedestrian crossingguardswill also face charges,said Pasloske. beingreportedare penalizedwith operator’slicence crossing signalson 23rd Street. Estimates for the The enforcement comes after reckless drivers demerit pointsas well as fines. cost of the new signalsare as highas $lOO,OOO. endangered students at Ross Ford and Westglen The fine for failing to yieldat acrosswalk is $766, “I am gladto know that the RCMP and Didsbury schools as they crossed 23rd Street, and some passing a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk is also bylaw enforcement are acting on this,"said Coun. drivers disregarded the directions of volunteer $766 and failingto stop at a stopsign carries a $3BB Sheila Schulz. traffic guards who protect both bus students fine. “Council is behind improvements in student embarking and disembarkingat the school and Failure to obey a crossing guard carries a $155 safetyon 23rd Street,"she said. ifPPPP rnn; DIDSBUR 2 Tuesday, January12,2016, Didsbury Review 2015 construction keeps with 2014 pace BY FRANK DABBS not include the fire hall project, said MVP Staff the town’s development manager Christofer Atchison. Development in 2015, including The $4-million capital expenditure the fire* hall project, as measured by will be split between 2015 and 2016 and construction value, kept pace with the 2015 amount is not yet available, activityin 2014 in spite of the slowing however several expert sources say economy. enough expenditure took place last Figures released by the Town of year to pushtotal construction value in DidsburyJan. 5show that $4.8million in Didsbury from $6 million to $8million. residential construction value from 23 In 2015 the town issued 17 new dwellingpermitsled construction- commercial development permits, six sector activity of $5,998,150 - $1,850 industrial, three institutional and 48 short of $6 million. residential development permits, and At first glance, this compared cancelled one permit for an annual unfavourably to total construction total of 75 permits, comparedto 91 in value in 2014 of $8,055,375 when 30 the previousyear. dwellings with a total vale of $5.2 In addition to $4.86 million in million and $2.2 million in commercial residential construction, there was and industrial construction were given $762,500 in commercial and industrial Noel West/MVP Staff permits. building, $20,000 in institutional and Workers install insulation on the new Didsburyfire hall buildingon Jan. 6. However the 2015 number does $351,650 in other development. Filming ends Christmas 20th Street on BY FRANK DABBS Christmas garlandsand tree lightson On Jan. 12, the WynonnaEarp set detours to keep the film set clear. MVP Staff 20th Street to accommodate another decoration team will be converting Didsburybylawofficers will assist with dayof WynonnaEarp filmingscheduled 20th Street and the alleywaybetween traffic control along 20th Street and Hollywood should make a movie for Jan. 13. 19th and 18th avenues to the fictional 19th Avenue. about a Grinch named Wynonnawho The other side of the story,of course, town of Purgatory. Filming will take All businesses on 20th Street will putan end to Christmas on Didsbury's is that Wyonna Earp Productions placeon Jan. 13and the set decorations remain open on. “If you have questions main street. Inc. pitched in to support Country removed on Jan. 14. or require assistance during our visit Chamber of commerce volunteers Christmas and previous filming days There will also be some filming at a please do not hesitate to approach were slated on the weekend of Jan. have been welcomed and enjoyed by location outside of Didsbury. any individual wearing a vest," said 9 and 10 to take down the Country townspeople. There will be no-parking signs and location manager Robert Hilton. Town Office: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm 403.335.3391 Public Works: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm 403.335.8343 Information Line 403.335.2030 After Hours (TollFree) 866.527.5866 DidsburyNeighborhood Place 403.335.8719 Aquatic Centre and Arena 403.335.7369 www.didsbury.ca RolloutCart Pick-upSchedule Public Meetings January February REGULAR TOWN COUNCIL MEETINGS: TuesdaysJanuary 12 & 26, 2016 at 6:00 pm Black Bin 12, 13, 14, 26, 27, 28 9, 10, 11, 23, 24, 25 MUNICIPAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING: WednesdayJanuary 13, 2016 at 4:30 pm Green Bin pick-upresumes April2016 pick-upresumes April2016 Please visit www.didsbury.ca/town/recyclingto view the zone map to determine what Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are held in Council Chambers at the Town Office. dayyour bin will be picked up. • Recycling Blue Bins will continue to be picked up every week until the end of April. StopN’ Play- After School Activities BeginningMay 1,recyclingroll-out bins will come into effect and bepickedup January14- March 10 every other week,in conjunctionwith compost. 3:30 - 4:30 pm, Ages6 - 12 January14- Board Game Mania February11- PlaystationDay @towFonlloowfdidussbury c Town LoikfeDuisdsbury LJ (SJToFwollonwofDiudssbury January21 - Xbox Day February25- CraftyCorner FJaenburuaaryry284--WCeriradftySCcoiernnecre MMaarcrhch130 --WWeiardckySWcieiinceDay iTunes Store Downloadour FREE GooglePlay $5/person-No RegistrationNecessary Townof Didsbury app for m DropIn to DidsburyNeighborhoodPlace 106,2034 -19Avenue iPhoneand Android users now ANIMAL LICENSES Access local notices, events and maps on your smartphone, and be keptnotified in theevent ofan emergency Ifyou are aTown of Didsburyresident,you are requiredto buyapet license throughour real-timeEmergencyAlertSystem. for your dog(s)and/orcat(s).The cost for a license is$20.00for altered pets and $4O for unaltered pets. If you purchase a pet license in the month of January,you will pay $15.00for altered petsand $35.00 for unaltered pets. BUSINESS LICENSES That’s a savingsof $5.00off the regularprice. A reminder to all businesses to renew their business licenses in 2016. Re- The easiest way to renew the license is to stop bythe Main Office located at newal notices were sent out priorto December 31 containinginformation 2037-19 Avenue beginningJanuary4 between the hours of 8:30 am - 12:00 on how to renew your license alongwith all applicablefees. All individuals pm and 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm. We will ensure we have your current contact who undertake business within the Town of Didsburymust have a valid information. business license. You may also mail the renewal form. The appropriate dogor cat form can A reminder for residents as well to ensure that all contractors and ped- be found on our website at www.didsbury.ca.Please make sure that all dlers also have business licenses if they are doingwork at your personal requiredboxes are filled out and that the form is signedand dated. residence. We encourage residents to ask for proof of license or view the updated business directory on the Town of Didsbury website: Failure to renew or register your pet may putyou in violation of our Town www.didsbury.caor bydownloadingthe Town of Didsburyapp! bylaws. Movingprogressivelyintothefutureby enhancing our community andqualityoflife, whilerespecting our history. DidsburyReview.Tuesday, January12,2016 3 Colts tighten hold RF/VIBC 01 on AC* REALTY 1906 - 20 Street Didsbury first place EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED 335-3377 Office 556-5559c«ii CIANsDsoYciaTtIePPE), FEATURED LISTINGS Beat Cochraneand Three Hills GREAT PLACETO BY FRANK DABBS I CALL HOME!!! MVP Staff Nice bungalow,great yard and close to schools. An overtime victory $300,000 over the Cochrane Generals Jan. 9 on the heels of a 7-2 trouncing of the Three Hills untsou 2SLOOLTDS 2ACRESWEST OF Thrashers Jan. 8 left CARSTAIRS the Mountainview Colts imatii BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME with a five-point lead, * - 2lots SOLD 45-40, over the Airdrie •1still available Thunder for first place $121,900 in the Heritage Junior B northern division standings. The win over the SPACIOUS MOBILE Thrashers snapped a (#26-DMHP) three-game road trip losing streak, the worst 4bemdraoionmtasined!&well stretch this year for the Colts, who lost 2-1 in $45,000 Blackfalds on Jan. 5after The Mountainview Colts practiseat the DidsburyMemorial Arena on Jan. 6. falling 4-3 to Three Hills ionn anJano.vertim2e, andsho2o-t1outto mlossighttobe ththeat Binlacktfhaelds 2-1 ChecMkEoRuEtSwTwRAwTE.ScAinREdLyOtWip-pITSe.AcGaRtoErATloIMtsEofTgOrBeUatY!i!nto!! Stettler on Dec. 18. Wranglers Jan. 5, the The Colts secured the Colts incurred just four win over the Generals on penalties and none in © a dramatic goal scored the third period when by Colton Anderson the Wranglers got two on a pass from Dennis penalties. myCommunity Lawrence with just 28 Fair enough, but a Neighbours Indeed seconds remainingin the goodjuniorCteam could Whodo youknow...that is celebrating any of overtime period. have beaten the Colts on these special events? • Birth of a child •Wedding Earlier in the game, the the first game after the • Special Anniversary: 25, 40, 50, 60. etc. Colts came from behind Christmas break - really. AspecialKEEPSAKEGIFTisavailable compliments ofthe following a 2-0 deficit in the first The Colts’ onlygoal in community-mindedbusiness and professional people: psceoriroedd,w henthenRyanKJlainccokb tfhirsatt gpaemreiodcamefrom inCothlee Mountain VCieowntemPpuAobrGlaisrhyinFogodsG/raDpidhsicbsury Review Vander Zaag connected Sutherland assisted by Front Porch Realty twice in 20 seconds with Dennis Lawrence. Then Didsbury Value Drug Mart less than three minutes the Colts went back into PhoneLinda Neufeld 403-335-4089 to playin the frame. hibernation .and stayed Assisting on Klinek's there for three more goal were Evan Ingram days until the 7-2 victory Noel West/MVP Staff afwinnitidhshedVtahnrdeeer thepZoainatgsp,.erwiHhooisd othvaertIn gTtahhmereee, firsJHtaicllosbpeJraVinoandd8e.rof MatotuhnetainDvieidwsburyCoMltsemocroiaalch AGreonrda OonlseJnan.at6th.e team practise evePryuobnlieshisingintesrtoersietesdin goals earned assists for Zaagopened the scoring byKeaton Perigny. As it Jamieson and on the Ingram. Klinck and Jack for the Colts, assisted by turned out, that was the second byPerigny. Vergouwen. RyanKlinck. game-winner. The Colts played in 335-3301 Corey Goesin and Five minutes later, Schmidt scored again Red Deer against the Connor Rendell scored Rylan Plante-Crough before the periodended. Vipers on Jan. 11 after for Cochrane in the first tied the score, then in Colton Anderson and the Review’s deadline Review period; both goals came the second period Three Austin Pedersen got and are scheduled to be on power plays. Hills took the lead on an assists. in HighRiver againstthe Tbe Generals tied the unassisted goalbyTyler In the third period, Flyers on Jan. 15. game againin the second Newsham. Mitch Visser scored the period on a goal from At the midpointof the 5-2 go;il on a pass from Patrick Dove and went second frame the Colts Clinton Armitage who ahead in the third period woke up and went to was helped byBenjamin 4-3 w hen Rendell scored work. Clinton Armitage Strautman. on another power-play tied the game on a pass Anderson was twice marker,his second goal from Evan Ingram.Tyson set up to score by of the game. Schmidt scored the Schmidt, assisted on Colton Anderson go-ahead goal assisted the first marker byChad Gord Leeson Call MEL (a40.556.5267f0ra Mel Crothers ptheullefirde twheith g3a2meseconfrdosm 403.556.0249 FREE MARKETANALYSISon your home 403.556.5267 remaining in the third NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL period when he scored MEETING the tyinggoal, assisted by Dennis Lawrence The AnnualGeneral Meeting and Nichlas Miluch. In overtime, Anderson of theRosebud HealthFoundation sthceoredvictoargya.in to secure Wednewsdiallyb,e|anhuealdryon27,2016 4UBpEgDraRdOeOdM-WHoOoMdEb.urn2i1n2g9-1F7irepAlavece 58NeDweerCoCnosturluecetionDrive 4BBeeadurotifoulmH.Faurdllwyofiondished1BCluoerbnierdrLDort The Colts again at the $339,000 Only$339,900 Only$344,900 did their best to beat Education Conference Room, themselves with a pemiltyparade that cost Didsbury Hospital them three Cochrane Beginningat 7:00 pm. Ggoenaelrsal. A teampothwater-lopselasy NOTE: Anyoneinterested in sittingon the l three in a row, twice Rosebud Health Foundation ttoeamsm, easbuutrabwlyantwseakerto Board,pleaseattendtakeaspElaleccteio.n of Officers will 4B1e0d4rooWmeEvSeTbrPyeOwaINhuTetyre.UPLpAgCrEades Didsbury-1.7IncArecdreibsle View - 3BedrSo4omValaHroesaatedDrgarage win at the end of the Only$396,000 Only$619,000 $309,000 year needs to learn to Anyquestionscontact: be tough without being Albert Ohlhauser at (403)518-5183 #lO 2014 17™ AVENUE, DIDSBURY 006 penalized. Or Leone Regner(403) 335-2523 Phone: 403-335-9778 1-877-335-9778 Kax: 403-335-9340 The counter argument 4 Tuesday, January12,2016, DidsburyReview r iAUAUrih * ABERKSHIRE HATHAWAY ENERGY COMPANY \ Courtesy Town ofDidsbury The new Didsbury signage that gainedoverwhelmingpublic support in the autumn at publicevents will be launched in 2016 with construction inthe springof the first majorsign at the east entrance to town on Highway582. High-speed chase ends in Didsbury 1 BY FRANK DABBS - unless you count what happened A MVP Staff before," she said. The chase started at about 9:45 p.m. A high-speed police chase that in south Calgary when city police started in south Calgary Jan. 6 ended spotted a stolen Escalade. The driver in Didsburywhen a stolen track drove fled when the policeattempted to flag into the Fountain Tire fence at 20th him down. Avenue and 19th Street. The HAWCS police helicopter took The fugitive, arrested by Didsbury over the pursuit.The fugitivedumped RCMP, was taken back to Calgaryto the hot Escalade and stole a F-350 face multiple charges in connection pickuptrack. with the chase. He was also wanted on He reached speedsof 140 kilometres a Canada-wide warrant. an hour, and at one point turned the Sgt. Kim Pasloske said the local wrong way onto StoneyTrail in north RCMP detachment and Airdrie RCMP west Calgary. co-operated with the Calgary Police Airdrie RCMP blew out the track Service to apprehendthe suspect. tires with a spike belt,but the wanted Sgt. Pasloske said the track was man kept driving at high speeds, driving on its front rims when the turningoff at Didsbury in search of suspect was apprehendedbecause the another vehicle. Airdrie RCMP had successfully thrown When the driver reached the Fas I a spike belt on the road in front of Gas comer, he lost control and drove the vehicle’s tires as it fled north on into the west fence of the Fountain Highway2. Tire location where the RCMP arrested “The arrest was without incident him. » THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT DURING THE CONSTRUCTION OFOUR WESTERN ALBERTA TRANSMISSION LINE. ELECTRICITY IS NOW FLOWING THROUGH THE LINE CONNECTING THE EDMONTON ANDCALGARY REGIONS. 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Tuesday,January12,2016 5 Didsbury takes WHEN YOU CAN STILL GET UP TO AS LOW AS $750 0 literacy - challenge YEAR-END EXTENDED PRICING UNTIL BONUSCASH craa BY FRANK DABBS FEBRUARY MVP Staff CLEAROUT Ist1st TOWARADNSD 201M6OSTMODNEELWS 2015 ON SELECT NEW MODELS (EXCLUDING FOCUS MODELS) The Didsbury iamai Municipal Library is recruitingpeople to read IT’S EASYTO for 15minutes on Family GETINTOAFORD Literacy Day Jan. 27 so the town can be the community that reads the most in the Parkland RegionalLibrarysystem. 2016 ESCAPE Library manager Inez Kosinski said Jan. 7 that 0°m!° r 72 -n 48 she is reaching out to otutriognasnizatisoucnhs andas instthi-e i -dr PFIUNRACNHCAINSGE *MONTHS CHOOSE LFEINAASNECING MONTHS schools, town hall and ON ALL NEW 2016 ESCAPE MODELS ONALL NEW 2016 ESCAPE MODELS the volunteer fire depart- •AIR CONDITIONING •EASY FUEL CAPLESS FUEL FILLER ment to record and sub- •REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM AND MORE mit their 15 minutes of reading. She said the final tally hopefully would top the reading in other com- munities with Piirkland 2015 FOCUS libraries. “This is for bragging 01% -OA $750 rights,”she said. PLUS "The prizeis our pride SHEG MONTHS GET MANUFACTURER'S REBATE as a community." ON MOST NEW 2015 FOCUS MODELS Businesses, condos, seniors' residences and •SYNC VOICE-ACTIVATED COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM clubs can participate. •ACTIVE GRILL SHUTTERS •POWER DOOR LOCKS AND MORE After they complete their 15 minutes of read- ing, people can email their names directly to the library at didsburyli- 2015 F-150 [email protected]. ft Family Literacy Day o**72 began in 1999 as a in provincial celebration PURCHASE ™ of reading led by ABC FINANCING MONTHS 2015F150AWARD!D Life Literacy of Canada. 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TOLL FREE N AIRS SALES HOURS. 1 -866-883-2002 Monday- Friday FORD-SALES LTD. 403-337-3393 B.ooam to 6.00pm CARSTAIRS.ALBERTA Saturday ONI!INE 247/7 MINUTESFROMCALGARY ORRED DEER ONTHE*2HIGHWAY 9:ooam to s:oopm Wa WWW'CARSTAIRSF.ORD “WERE EASYTO GET TO AND EASY TO DEAL WITH" ... 6 Tuesday, January12,2016, Didsbury Review Bonspiel drives cold winter away BY FRANK DABBS legacy,"Joan said. "The dogs MVP Staff will hate me when this is all over, but this is more Every curler has a important." story .about their life and “You have to volunteer curling-of lasting bonds for something in a small of friendships, of falling in community,”said Braun. “It love at the start of a good might as well be for your marriage, of mothers and passion.” fathers teaching daughters Braun said the committee and sons, of community isathree-mont hcommitment foundations as solid as the from October to January.As 42 pounds of granite in a treasurer she has some work curlingstone yet to do payingthe bills, but For 22 years the Didsbury will be finished bythe end of Fann and Ranch Bonspiel the month. has gatheredabook of those How is the cadre of stories for a week in mid- volunteers built? This year's winter after the stubble draw master Delbert Taylor from the fall crop is snow- was curlingone nightseveral shrouded and before calving years ago with Ray Hannah starts. and Bob Whitlow. “Curling is way more “Hey,you should come to a than a sport," said bonspiel curling meeting tomorrow," treasurer Joanne Braun. “It’s Whitlow said to him. companionship, sociability, “1went. It was ameetingof friends and friendships.” the bonspiel committee. Aid The church of curling; Iwas now on it, apparently,” curlingas away of life. Taylorsaid. This year a full roster As well as acting as the of 40 rinks from Innisfail draw master, Delbert to Carstairs and Didsbury skippeda rink with his wife to Cremona -160 fanners Diane, Shane Coates and and ranchers teamed with businessman Brian Wittal, business people - paid a Didsbury’s former mayor $2O per person entry fee to and principal of Pro Com compete for six days from Marketing,a consultingfirm. Jan. 4 to 9 at the Didsbury Diane is also a bonspiel CurlingClub. volunteer. “This is A total of 216 sponsors community building," she kicked in approximately said. $23,000 in cash and services The final banquet on Jan. this year, said Braun. 9 drew 220 to honour the You don't need any winningrinks. experience as a curler to Murray Stringer’s play in this bonspiel - in foursome including John 2015, novices won the skills Buyks, Paul Livingston and competition. Lana Mousseau of Value Age is no barrier. Drug Mart won the A event Octogenarians compete in the Saturday afternoon side byside with young men draw. Greg Reese skipped who still don't need to shave Barryand Harry Reese and every day. Robert Waiting of R.W. For the week of the Electric to victoryin the B bonspiel the best lunch in event. town is at the curlingrink. The C event went to Gathered at tables in the Gordon Fisher curling with curling club's lounge, is Beverly Fisher, Dennis Noel West/MVP Staff a who's who of Mountain Remillard and Bart Lutz of RandyAcker,a member of Kurt Korsvick’s rink, releases astone curlingtowatd the house at the DidsburyFarm View County's community East Olds Livestock Feeders. and Ranch Bonspiel. and conunercial life. Mayor Jim Thompson skipped Rick Mousseau, his son and Wayne Jackson, Gerry grandson attended the finals Bakken and Luke Kendze in on Saturday. Kendze Mechanical Services Business leaders from to take the D event. Didsbury, Olds, Cremona, In the Saturday morning Carstairs, Sundre and draw, the winners were the Innisfail were spottedalong Jim Thompson and Gordon with elected officials from Fisher rinks, along with the towns and county. LarryHildebrandt's rink with First among the volunteers Sharon Hildebrandt, Marty this year was Joan Hannah Overguardand Darren Fawns whose husband Ray was of Crop Production Services. the founder of the Farm and The fourth winner was Brent Ranch Bonspiel. Rayis now Pochapsky’s foursome of a resident of the Bethany Jim Brown, Laura Milne Noel West/MVP Staff Care Centre. Joan took a and Steve Filmore of Proall Karen Grudeski, left, week off from caregiving, Internations Manufacturing. and Brittany Long of the locked her dogs in the bam The finalists included rinks Darcy Grudeski rink at the at her farm duringthe days skipped by Bruce Smith, Didsbury Farm and Ranch and worked non-stop at the Doug Stancer, Bri;m Braun, Bonspirl sweep a curiing curlingrink. Rod Snyder, Bill Venneman rock headingdown the ice ”1 want to ensure Ray's and Sietze Sietzema. for the house. n»"nrt.7 .“, SKKMurraSvb*Ko" " Hnw can h(>invou ? 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Economy:2015 DevelopmentValue p 2 - Sports: Colts p3Community: Farm & RanchBonspiel p6 - - DIDSBURY 4006V240 agreement: 4BDR Delight- upgrades Plus Post 2129 17AVE royalLepage ONLY $339,000 Canada REVIEW Wildrme RealEstate Call MEL CROTHERS at403-556-5267 TUESDAY. JANUARY 12, 2016 www.didsburyreview.ca Volume 29 Issue 02 iNi*nwi*Kuu)WNU3*<#i«4TM»£.maj|.homr*tfcur*not.iom orvisit www.mekrodierv.vom Dogsled derby postponed to Feb. 6 BY FRANK DABBS MVP Staff The weather outside may be frightful,but there has not yet been sufficient snow for good dogsledding and skyoring,says DidsburyDogsledDerbyorganizer Dena Wannamaker. The first annual derby was formally postponed from Jan. 16 and 17to Feb. 6and 7. An alternate date of March 12 and 13 has also been set aside in case suitable snow for a racetrack is slow to arrive,said Wannamaker on Jan 7. The dogsled track at the Didsbury Agricultural Grounds does not yet have a solid base, she said. “The snow we have is fluffy,won't stay in the wind and the stubble is still pokingup throughthe snow,” she said. “It’s frustrating.” Skyoring-a race in which one or two dogs pulla skier instead of a sled - is riskybecause without a good base on the track,skiers catch their edges and can have nastytumbles, said Wannamaker. Wannamaker said that avid dogsledders are out on the track althoughit is not competition-readyand the agriculture grounds will be a superb venue for the event that is expectedto attract dogsledders and fans from across Alberta. The dogsled derby will have three categories of dogsled races -a four-dog team on a four-mile course, six dogs on a six-mile course and eightdogs on asix-mile course. There will be two skyoringevents: one or two dogs towingskiers over a two-mile distance and two dogs Noel West/MVP Staff over four miles. And there will be a juniorskyoring Amoose makes its way throughthe DidsburyGolf Course on Jan. 7. Three moose are spendingthe winter inand around competition with one or two dogs on the two-mile Didsburyand are regularlyseen on the streets and inyardsand green spaces. Wildlife officers have been asked to drive course. them away from Ross Ford and Westglen schools on several occasions. Traffic enforcement will protect school kids BY FRANK DABBS pedestrianstudents crossing23rd Street. fine. MVP Staff Pasloske said there have been incidents in which The fines for speedingin aschool zone are “hefty drivers have driven around crossingguardsstanding and come with demerit points," she said. Fines RCMP and Didsbury peace officers will crack in crosswalks to stop traffic and allow students to escalate with the speedtravelled. down on motorists disobeying traffic laws and cross the street safely. There are fines for the parking offences that putting elementaryand middle school students at Speedingin a school zone, failing to yieldto a endanger the students including a $7B fine for risk on 23rd Street. pedestrian in a crosswalk and failing to stop for parkingwhere it is prohibitedand $6Ofor parking We won’t be lenient with transgressors,”RCMP the stop sign are also beingcommonly witnessed, within five metres of a crosswalk. Sgt. Kimberly Pasloske said at a media briefing she said. Town of Didshuryadministration is evaluatinga Dec. 7. Pasloske warned that high fines art 1 assessed request to council from Westglen principalCarolyn Vehicle drivers who do not complywith school upon conviction,plusmany of the traffic offences Massel for the installation of new pedestrian crossingguardswill also face charges,said Pasloske. beingreportedare penalizedwith operator’slicence crossing signalson 23rd Street. Estimates for the The enforcement comes after reckless drivers demerit pointsas well as fines. cost of the new signalsare as highas $lOO,OOO. endangered students at Ross Ford and Westglen The fine for failing to yieldat acrosswalk is $766, “I am gladto know that the RCMP and Didsbury schools as they crossed 23rd Street, and some passing a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk is also bylaw enforcement are acting on this,"said Coun. drivers disregarded the directions of volunteer $766 and failingto stop at a stopsign carries a $3BB Sheila Schulz. traffic guards who protect both bus students fine. “Council is behind improvements in student embarking and disembarkingat the school and Failure to obey a crossing guard carries a $155 safetyon 23rd Street,"she said. ifPPPP rnn; DIDSBUR 2 Tuesday, January12,2016, Didsbury Review 2015 construction keeps with 2014 pace BY FRANK DABBS not include the fire hall project, said MVP Staff the town’s development manager Christofer Atchison. Development in 2015, including The $4-million capital expenditure the fire* hall project, as measured by will be split between 2015 and 2016 and construction value, kept pace with the 2015 amount is not yet available, activityin 2014 in spite of the slowing however several expert sources say economy. enough expenditure took place last Figures released by the Town of year to pushtotal construction value in DidsburyJan. 5show that $4.8million in Didsbury from $6 million to $8million. residential construction value from 23 In 2015 the town issued 17 new dwellingpermitsled construction- commercial development permits, six sector activity of $5,998,150 - $1,850 industrial, three institutional and 48 short of $6 million. residential development permits, and At first glance, this compared cancelled one permit for an annual unfavourably to total construction total of 75 permits, comparedto 91 in value in 2014 of $8,055,375 when 30 the previousyear. dwellings with a total vale of $5.2 In addition to $4.86 million in million and $2.2 million in commercial residential construction, there was and industrial construction were given $762,500 in commercial and industrial Noel West/MVP Staff permits. building, $20,000 in institutional and Workers install insulation on the new Didsburyfire hall buildingon Jan. 6. However the 2015 number does $351,650 in other development. Filming ends Christmas 20th Street on BY FRANK DABBS Christmas garlandsand tree lightson On Jan. 12, the WynonnaEarp set detours to keep the film set clear. MVP Staff 20th Street to accommodate another decoration team will be converting Didsburybylawofficers will assist with dayof WynonnaEarp filmingscheduled 20th Street and the alleywaybetween traffic control along 20th Street and Hollywood should make a movie for Jan. 13. 19th and 18th avenues to the fictional 19th Avenue. about a Grinch named Wynonnawho The other side of the story,of course, town of Purgatory. Filming will take All businesses on 20th Street will putan end to Christmas on Didsbury's is that Wyonna Earp Productions placeon Jan. 13and the set decorations remain open on. “If you have questions main street. Inc. pitched in to support Country removed on Jan. 14. or require assistance during our visit Chamber of commerce volunteers Christmas and previous filming days There will also be some filming at a please do not hesitate to approach were slated on the weekend of Jan. have been welcomed and enjoyed by location outside of Didsbury. any individual wearing a vest," said 9 and 10 to take down the Country townspeople. There will be no-parking signs and location manager Robert Hilton. Town Office: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm 403.335.3391 Public Works: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm 403.335.8343 Information Line 403.335.2030 After Hours (TollFree) 866.527.5866 DidsburyNeighborhood Place 403.335.8719 Aquatic Centre and Arena 403.335.7369 www.didsbury.ca RolloutCart Pick-upSchedule Public Meetings January February REGULAR TOWN COUNCIL MEETINGS: TuesdaysJanuary 12 & 26, 2016 at 6:00 pm Black Bin 12, 13, 14, 26, 27, 28 9, 10, 11, 23, 24, 25 MUNICIPAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING: WednesdayJanuary 13, 2016 at 4:30 pm Green Bin pick-upresumes April2016 pick-upresumes April2016 Please visit www.didsbury.ca/town/recyclingto view the zone map to determine what Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are held in Council Chambers at the Town Office. dayyour bin will be picked up. • Recycling Blue Bins will continue to be picked up every week until the end of April. StopN’ Play- After School Activities BeginningMay 1,recyclingroll-out bins will come into effect and bepickedup January14- March 10 every other week,in conjunctionwith compost. 3:30 - 4:30 pm, Ages6 - 12 January14- Board Game Mania February11- PlaystationDay @towFonlloowfdidussbury c Town LoikfeDuisdsbury LJ (SJToFwollonwofDiudssbury January21 - Xbox Day February25- CraftyCorner FJaenburuaaryry284--WCeriradftySCcoiernnecre MMaarcrhch130 --WWeiardckySWcieiinceDay iTunes Store Downloadour FREE GooglePlay $5/person-No RegistrationNecessary Townof Didsbury app for m DropIn to DidsburyNeighborhoodPlace 106,2034 -19Avenue iPhoneand Android users now ANIMAL LICENSES Access local notices, events and maps on your smartphone, and be keptnotified in theevent ofan emergency Ifyou are aTown of Didsburyresident,you are requiredto buyapet license throughour real-timeEmergencyAlertSystem. for your dog(s)and/orcat(s).The cost for a license is$20.00for altered pets and $4O for unaltered pets. If you purchase a pet license in the month of January,you will pay $15.00for altered petsand $35.00 for unaltered pets. BUSINESS LICENSES That’s a savingsof $5.00off the regularprice. A reminder to all businesses to renew their business licenses in 2016. Re- The easiest way to renew the license is to stop bythe Main Office located at newal notices were sent out priorto December 31 containinginformation 2037-19 Avenue beginningJanuary4 between the hours of 8:30 am - 12:00 on how to renew your license alongwith all applicablefees. All individuals pm and 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm. We will ensure we have your current contact who undertake business within the Town of Didsburymust have a valid information. business license. You may also mail the renewal form. The appropriate dogor cat form can A reminder for residents as well to ensure that all contractors and ped- be found on our website at www.didsbury.ca.Please make sure that all dlers also have business licenses if they are doingwork at your personal requiredboxes are filled out and that the form is signedand dated. residence. We encourage residents to ask for proof of license or view the updated business directory on the Town of Didsbury website: Failure to renew or register your pet may putyou in violation of our Town www.didsbury.caor bydownloadingthe Town of Didsburyapp! bylaws. Movingprogressivelyintothefutureby enhancing our community andqualityoflife, whilerespecting our history. DidsburyReview.Tuesday, January12,2016 3 Colts tighten hold RF/VIBC 01 on AC* REALTY 1906 - 20 Street Didsbury first place EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED 335-3377 Office 556-5559c«ii CIANsDsoYciaTtIePPE), FEATURED LISTINGS Beat Cochraneand Three Hills GREAT PLACETO BY FRANK DABBS I CALL HOME!!! MVP Staff Nice bungalow,great yard and close to schools. An overtime victory $300,000 over the Cochrane Generals Jan. 9 on the heels of a 7-2 trouncing of the Three Hills untsou 2SLOOLTDS 2ACRESWEST OF Thrashers Jan. 8 left CARSTAIRS the Mountainview Colts imatii BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME with a five-point lead, * - 2lots SOLD 45-40, over the Airdrie •1still available Thunder for first place $121,900 in the Heritage Junior B northern division standings. The win over the SPACIOUS MOBILE Thrashers snapped a (#26-DMHP) three-game road trip losing streak, the worst 4bemdraoionmtasined!&well stretch this year for the Colts, who lost 2-1 in $45,000 Blackfalds on Jan. 5after The Mountainview Colts practiseat the DidsburyMemorial Arena on Jan. 6. falling 4-3 to Three Hills ionn anJano.vertim2e, andsho2o-t1outto mlossighttobe ththeat Binlacktfhaelds 2-1 ChecMkEoRuEtSwTwRAwTE.ScAinREdLyOtWip-pITSe.AcGaRtoErATloIMtsEofTgOrBeUatY!i!nto!! Stettler on Dec. 18. Wranglers Jan. 5, the The Colts secured the Colts incurred just four win over the Generals on penalties and none in © a dramatic goal scored the third period when by Colton Anderson the Wranglers got two on a pass from Dennis penalties. myCommunity Lawrence with just 28 Fair enough, but a Neighbours Indeed seconds remainingin the goodjuniorCteam could Whodo youknow...that is celebrating any of overtime period. have beaten the Colts on these special events? • Birth of a child •Wedding Earlier in the game, the the first game after the • Special Anniversary: 25, 40, 50, 60. etc. Colts came from behind Christmas break - really. AspecialKEEPSAKEGIFTisavailable compliments ofthe following a 2-0 deficit in the first The Colts’ onlygoal in community-mindedbusiness and professional people: psceoriroedd,w henthenRyanKJlainccokb tfhirsatt gpaemreiodcamefrom inCothlee Mountain VCieowntemPpuAobrGlaisrhyinFogodsG/raDpidhsicbsury Review Vander Zaag connected Sutherland assisted by Front Porch Realty twice in 20 seconds with Dennis Lawrence. Then Didsbury Value Drug Mart less than three minutes the Colts went back into PhoneLinda Neufeld 403-335-4089 to playin the frame. hibernation .and stayed Assisting on Klinek's there for three more goal were Evan Ingram days until the 7-2 victory Noel West/MVP Staff afwinnitidhshedVtahnrdeeer thepZoainatgsp,.erwiHhooisd othvaertIn gTtahhmereee, firsJHtaicllosbpeJraVinoandd8e.rof MatotuhnetainDvieidwsburyCoMltsemocroiaalch AGreonrda OonlseJnan.at6th.e team practise evePryuobnlieshisingintesrtoersietesdin goals earned assists for Zaagopened the scoring byKeaton Perigny. As it Jamieson and on the Ingram. Klinck and Jack for the Colts, assisted by turned out, that was the second byPerigny. Vergouwen. RyanKlinck. game-winner. The Colts played in 335-3301 Corey Goesin and Five minutes later, Schmidt scored again Red Deer against the Connor Rendell scored Rylan Plante-Crough before the periodended. Vipers on Jan. 11 after for Cochrane in the first tied the score, then in Colton Anderson and the Review’s deadline Review period; both goals came the second period Three Austin Pedersen got and are scheduled to be on power plays. Hills took the lead on an assists. in HighRiver againstthe Tbe Generals tied the unassisted goalbyTyler In the third period, Flyers on Jan. 15. game againin the second Newsham. Mitch Visser scored the period on a goal from At the midpointof the 5-2 go;il on a pass from Patrick Dove and went second frame the Colts Clinton Armitage who ahead in the third period woke up and went to was helped byBenjamin 4-3 w hen Rendell scored work. Clinton Armitage Strautman. on another power-play tied the game on a pass Anderson was twice marker,his second goal from Evan Ingram.Tyson set up to score by of the game. Schmidt scored the Schmidt, assisted on Colton Anderson go-ahead goal assisted the first marker byChad Gord Leeson Call MEL (a40.556.5267f0ra Mel Crothers ptheullefirde twheith g3a2meseconfrdosm 403.556.0249 FREE MARKETANALYSISon your home 403.556.5267 remaining in the third NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL period when he scored MEETING the tyinggoal, assisted by Dennis Lawrence The AnnualGeneral Meeting and Nichlas Miluch. In overtime, Anderson of theRosebud HealthFoundation sthceoredvictoargya.in to secure Wednewsdiallyb,e|anhuealdryon27,2016 4UBpEgDraRdOeOdM-WHoOoMdEb.urn2i1n2g9-1F7irepAlavece 58NeDweerCoCnosturluecetionDrive 4BBeeadurotifoulmH.Faurdllwyofiondished1BCluoerbnierdrLDort The Colts again at the $339,000 Only$339,900 Only$344,900 did their best to beat Education Conference Room, themselves with a pemiltyparade that cost Didsbury Hospital them three Cochrane Beginningat 7:00 pm. Ggoenaelrsal. A teampothwater-lopselasy NOTE: Anyoneinterested in sittingon the l three in a row, twice Rosebud Health Foundation ttoeamsm, easbuutrabwlyantwseakerto Board,pleaseattendtakeaspElaleccteio.n of Officers will 4B1e0d4rooWmeEvSeTbrPyeOwaINhuTetyre.UPLpAgCrEades Didsbury-1.7IncArecdreibsle View - 3BedrSo4omValaHroesaatedDrgarage win at the end of the Only$396,000 Only$619,000 $309,000 year needs to learn to Anyquestionscontact: be tough without being Albert Ohlhauser at (403)518-5183 #lO 2014 17™ AVENUE, DIDSBURY 006 penalized. Or Leone Regner(403) 335-2523 Phone: 403-335-9778 1-877-335-9778 Kax: 403-335-9340 The counter argument 4 Tuesday, January12,2016, DidsburyReview r iAUAUrih * ABERKSHIRE HATHAWAY ENERGY COMPANY \ Courtesy Town ofDidsbury The new Didsbury signage that gainedoverwhelmingpublic support in the autumn at publicevents will be launched in 2016 with construction inthe springof the first majorsign at the east entrance to town on Highway582. High-speed chase ends in Didsbury 1 BY FRANK DABBS - unless you count what happened A MVP Staff before," she said. The chase started at about 9:45 p.m. A high-speed police chase that in south Calgary when city police started in south Calgary Jan. 6 ended spotted a stolen Escalade. The driver in Didsburywhen a stolen track drove fled when the policeattempted to flag into the Fountain Tire fence at 20th him down. Avenue and 19th Street. The HAWCS police helicopter took The fugitive, arrested by Didsbury over the pursuit.The fugitivedumped RCMP, was taken back to Calgaryto the hot Escalade and stole a F-350 face multiple charges in connection pickuptrack. with the chase. He was also wanted on He reached speedsof 140 kilometres a Canada-wide warrant. an hour, and at one point turned the Sgt. Kim Pasloske said the local wrong way onto StoneyTrail in north RCMP detachment and Airdrie RCMP west Calgary. co-operated with the Calgary Police Airdrie RCMP blew out the track Service to apprehendthe suspect. tires with a spike belt,but the wanted Sgt. Pasloske said the track was man kept driving at high speeds, driving on its front rims when the turningoff at Didsbury in search of suspect was apprehendedbecause the another vehicle. Airdrie RCMP had successfully thrown When the driver reached the Fas I a spike belt on the road in front of Gas comer, he lost control and drove the vehicle’s tires as it fled north on into the west fence of the Fountain Highway2. Tire location where the RCMP arrested “The arrest was without incident him. » THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT DURING THE CONSTRUCTION OFOUR WESTERN ALBERTA TRANSMISSION LINE. ELECTRICITY IS NOW FLOWING THROUGH THE LINE CONNECTING THE EDMONTON ANDCALGARY REGIONS. You may have seen us in the community duringthe past three years Sponsor an ad for this important project and we appreciate the hospitality you for your team or player of choice showed us as we worked to improvethe reliabilityand efficiency of Alberta's electric system. fc. Construction crews supported local economies throughoutthe Salute to Minor Hockey project,rentingmore than 43,000 hotel rooms between shifts as they loggedover 5.6 millionhours of work. Didsbury Review is publishing a Salute to MinorHockeyin For more informationon this project, pleasevisit theJanuary 19th issue ofthepaperand we are offeringyoua altalink.ca/westernline chance to supportyourteam andplayer of choice! An CI7EC BUS CARD $55 HU VnlV $lOO The Western Alberta Transmission Line projectisa 350-kilometre500 DOUBLE BUS CARD kilovolt direct current transmission line connectingthe Genesee area west of Edmontonto the Langdonarea east of Calgary. 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Tuesday,January12,2016 5 Didsbury takes WHEN YOU CAN STILL GET UP TO AS LOW AS $750 0 literacy - challenge YEAR-END EXTENDED PRICING UNTIL BONUSCASH craa BY FRANK DABBS FEBRUARY MVP Staff CLEAROUT Ist1st TOWARADNSD 201M6OSTMODNEELWS 2015 ON SELECT NEW MODELS (EXCLUDING FOCUS MODELS) The Didsbury iamai Municipal Library is recruitingpeople to read IT’S EASYTO for 15minutes on Family GETINTOAFORD Literacy Day Jan. 27 so the town can be the community that reads the most in the Parkland RegionalLibrarysystem. 2016 ESCAPE Library manager Inez Kosinski said Jan. 7 that 0°m!° r 72 -n 48 she is reaching out to otutriognasnizatisoucnhs andas instthi-e i -dr PFIUNRACNHCAINSGE *MONTHS CHOOSE LFEINAASNECING MONTHS schools, town hall and ON ALL NEW 2016 ESCAPE MODELS ONALL NEW 2016 ESCAPE MODELS the volunteer fire depart- •AIR CONDITIONING •EASY FUEL CAPLESS FUEL FILLER ment to record and sub- •REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM AND MORE mit their 15 minutes of reading. She said the final tally hopefully would top the reading in other com- munities with Piirkland 2015 FOCUS libraries. “This is for bragging 01% -OA $750 rights,”she said. PLUS "The prizeis our pride SHEG MONTHS GET MANUFACTURER'S REBATE as a community." ON MOST NEW 2015 FOCUS MODELS Businesses, condos, seniors' residences and •SYNC VOICE-ACTIVATED COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM clubs can participate. •ACTIVE GRILL SHUTTERS •POWER DOOR LOCKS AND MORE After they complete their 15 minutes of read- ing, people can email their names directly to the library at didsburyli- 2015 F-150 [email protected]. ft Family Literacy Day o**72 began in 1999 as a in provincial celebration PURCHASE ™ of reading led by ABC FINANCING MONTHS 2015F150AWARD!D Life Literacy of Canada. ON SELECT F-SERIES CANOAfDTHIAENYETRARUCK LacriotsesracyAlberotarganoirzgaatnioiznes A ••ASDECVAUNRCILEOTCRKAC PAS’SWIVITEH RAONLTLI-THSETFATBILITYSYSTCEOMNTROL a variety of events on •REMOVABLE AND LOCKABLE TAILGATE AND MUCH MUCH MORE. that day. The Alberta govern- ment has promoted the daysince it was founded through the enterprise and advanced education ministry. CANADA’SBEST-SELLINGAUTOMOTIVE BRAND “Literacy is a part of our daily activities, SEVEN YEARS IN A ROW whether we realize it or 2009 *2015 not.” said Stephen Khan, Minister or Enterprise and Advanced education. The Didsbury Library promotes literacy VISIT ALBERTAFORD.CA OR YOUR ALBERTA FORD STORE TO GET Go Further with programs such as THE DEAL YOU WANT AND THE VEHICLE YOU WANT TODAY. 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TOLL FREE N AIRS SALES HOURS. 1 -866-883-2002 Monday- Friday FORD-SALES LTD. 403-337-3393 B.ooam to 6.00pm CARSTAIRS.ALBERTA Saturday ONI!INE 247/7 MINUTESFROMCALGARY ORRED DEER ONTHE*2HIGHWAY 9:ooam to s:oopm Wa WWW'CARSTAIRSF.ORD “WERE EASYTO GET TO AND EASY TO DEAL WITH" ... 6 Tuesday, January12,2016, Didsbury Review Bonspiel drives cold winter away BY FRANK DABBS legacy,"Joan said. "The dogs MVP Staff will hate me when this is all over, but this is more Every curler has a important." story .about their life and “You have to volunteer curling-of lasting bonds for something in a small of friendships, of falling in community,”said Braun. “It love at the start of a good might as well be for your marriage, of mothers and passion.” fathers teaching daughters Braun said the committee and sons, of community isathree-mont hcommitment foundations as solid as the from October to January.As 42 pounds of granite in a treasurer she has some work curlingstone yet to do payingthe bills, but For 22 years the Didsbury will be finished bythe end of Fann and Ranch Bonspiel the month. has gatheredabook of those How is the cadre of stories for a week in mid- volunteers built? This year's winter after the stubble draw master Delbert Taylor from the fall crop is snow- was curlingone nightseveral shrouded and before calving years ago with Ray Hannah starts. and Bob Whitlow. “Curling is way more “Hey,you should come to a than a sport," said bonspiel curling meeting tomorrow," treasurer Joanne Braun. “It’s Whitlow said to him. companionship, sociability, “1went. It was ameetingof friends and friendships.” the bonspiel committee. Aid The church of curling; Iwas now on it, apparently,” curlingas away of life. Taylorsaid. This year a full roster As well as acting as the of 40 rinks from Innisfail draw master, Delbert to Carstairs and Didsbury skippeda rink with his wife to Cremona -160 fanners Diane, Shane Coates and and ranchers teamed with businessman Brian Wittal, business people - paid a Didsbury’s former mayor $2O per person entry fee to and principal of Pro Com compete for six days from Marketing,a consultingfirm. Jan. 4 to 9 at the Didsbury Diane is also a bonspiel CurlingClub. volunteer. “This is A total of 216 sponsors community building," she kicked in approximately said. $23,000 in cash and services The final banquet on Jan. this year, said Braun. 9 drew 220 to honour the You don't need any winningrinks. experience as a curler to Murray Stringer’s play in this bonspiel - in foursome including John 2015, novices won the skills Buyks, Paul Livingston and competition. Lana Mousseau of Value Age is no barrier. Drug Mart won the A event Octogenarians compete in the Saturday afternoon side byside with young men draw. Greg Reese skipped who still don't need to shave Barryand Harry Reese and every day. Robert Waiting of R.W. For the week of the Electric to victoryin the B bonspiel the best lunch in event. town is at the curlingrink. The C event went to Gathered at tables in the Gordon Fisher curling with curling club's lounge, is Beverly Fisher, Dennis Noel West/MVP Staff a who's who of Mountain Remillard and Bart Lutz of RandyAcker,a member of Kurt Korsvick’s rink, releases astone curlingtowatd the house at the DidsburyFarm View County's community East Olds Livestock Feeders. and Ranch Bonspiel. and conunercial life. Mayor Jim Thompson skipped Rick Mousseau, his son and Wayne Jackson, Gerry grandson attended the finals Bakken and Luke Kendze in on Saturday. Kendze Mechanical Services Business leaders from to take the D event. Didsbury, Olds, Cremona, In the Saturday morning Carstairs, Sundre and draw, the winners were the Innisfail were spottedalong Jim Thompson and Gordon with elected officials from Fisher rinks, along with the towns and county. LarryHildebrandt's rink with First among the volunteers Sharon Hildebrandt, Marty this year was Joan Hannah Overguardand Darren Fawns whose husband Ray was of Crop Production Services. the founder of the Farm and The fourth winner was Brent Ranch Bonspiel. Rayis now Pochapsky’s foursome of a resident of the Bethany Jim Brown, Laura Milne Noel West/MVP Staff Care Centre. Joan took a and Steve Filmore of Proall Karen Grudeski, left, week off from caregiving, Internations Manufacturing. and Brittany Long of the locked her dogs in the bam The finalists included rinks Darcy Grudeski rink at the at her farm duringthe days skipped by Bruce Smith, Didsbury Farm and Ranch and worked non-stop at the Doug Stancer, Bri;m Braun, Bonspirl sweep a curiing curlingrink. Rod Snyder, Bill Venneman rock headingdown the ice ”1 want to ensure Ray's and Sietze Sietzema. for the house. n»"nrt.7 .“, SKKMurraSvb*Ko" " Hnw can h(>invou ? 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Marketplace ■■■■ 1 5BEDROOM HOUSE fur WYATT, JeanLouise ) CARDINAL rheanrtdwionodDidsflbouorrsy (u3p+,2), (nee McAlaster) LawrenceBernard wood burning stove down, upgraded kitchen, parklike August1,1929- Kisbey,Saskatchewan 1960-2015 ThefamilyofEdna Vermunt fenced backyard with deck, January2,2016- Calgary,Alberta want to thank (heir friends,neighbours necaurl-ded-soawcntownAvaiilnabqleuiet JaJaeeglwaaennaoyfsWw8ash6yaadytteaaaprgsasrmassnileeddlfaaowrdaeyyvewrhoynooneSl.ovaetdurdeavye,ryJoanneuatrhyat2,sh2e016meattathned hDisisec.sup2r5av,is2vs0e1din5gfabaamyttltitlhyhehisiissyoowfuhbitnorhgoLmtaheweagrrgsereenicnaoeftT5eDs5rari.ddyannsLenbaos(uwuCsnrrcaeyernsrcotoehlne). amiReexvtdeunaDdnraWeidnvdeigdbwemfaAaoomsumuhtldeiiflru'ysalfillfoslconroaerrsdtltsihhskeeeirawfnteuodknirtnehepdracaaennlsikevsessiedsnr,vgipcrea;yers i$$2mCll,44■amOOBliElOOte.D4■dR0iaS3■Opt-DO3el■u3lMys5'-4u:8t5i.li4tAilePsA,RTMNE/SNT,N/P Jean Issurvived bythree children,BettyWalker,DennisWyatt Kevin (Christine)and RandyCardinal and sisters David Hooperforthemusic includes utilities NO PETS ((PJaeytenra)),,aMnadtthHeweathe(rKathJearminee)s. 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