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LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots 1 to 5, Blk. 3, Plan RN29 (XXIX) 0.40 acres m/l
SIZE OF PARCEL: 130x130
LACOMBE COUNTY TAX ASSESSMENT: $199,900.00
2013 TAXES: $996.24
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Level lot, on pavement, chain link fenced,
completely gravelled. #23 Main St., Tees, 400 metres off Highway 12.
IMPROVEMENTS: Shop and living quarters, 30x66 and truck shop, 24x64
with 13 doors. Buildings steel clad, high speed Internet connection, phone,
well, septic tank, natural gas.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
(1) For sale to the highest bidder by auction, May 31, 2014, 12:00 noon.
(2) 10% deposit payable on sale day by cheque or cash.
(3) The full balance payable on or before June 30, 2014.
(4) All descriptions and measurements are approximate.
(5) The high bid will be subject to acceptance by the owners on sale day.
(6) The decision of the auctioneer will be final.
AUCTION SALE
NORM and IRENE LEBSACK
Saturday, May 31, 2014
Tees, Alberta, Main Street Railroad Avenue
Sale starts 10:00 a.m. Lunch Country Cook House
REAL ESTATE VINTAGE VEHICLES TOOLS, ETC.
VERY CLEAN OFFERING WELL MAINTAINED
AUCTION SERVICES
LIC. 314278 THE FARMERS AUCTIONEER SINCE 1944 SECOND GENERATION
CLAYTON COLE JIM VAN EATON
AUCTIONEERS
Phone 403-845-4042 CeII. 403-845-8655 CeII. 403-704-6925
Gladys & Cal-Linda Cole, Cashiers
Pud Bowers, Clerk
COLES AUCTION SERVICES LTD.
Have Made Successful Sales For Others Will Do The Same For You
NORM and IRENE LEBSACK, OWNERS
Ph. 1-403-391-9466
To be held in Tees just off Hwy. 12. Watch for sale signs.
J.D. LT 166 lawn tractor, 16 hp twin, automatic, rear bagger, excellent condition.
S/N 166D046317.
10x17 tent, excellent shape. Lawn push fertilizer spreader. 8x10 wooden garden
shed, floor, on skids, solar light. Good shape.
2006 Dodge Ram 1500, 5.7 hemi, 4x4,
quad cab, leather, automatic, fully
loaded. Excellent shape and clean,
running order, only 230,000 km.
S/N 1D7HU182265670638.
2009 P.J. 8x6x20 bumper hitch tandem
wheel car hauler. Pulled less than 500
miles, like new.
S/N 4P5C5202792138526.
Curt R-5 20-K 5th wheel tilt, rails, like new.
7 ft. 3 pt. hitch blade.
1948 Fargo ton, almost completely
restored. Electrical excellent, running
order. Must be seen. Good rubber
225/6R16. Model 7M1-08.
S/N 90501897.
1954 Monarch, 3 spd. overdrive
trans., overhead 8 cylinder, 4 door
sedan, restored. Excellent running
order. Master repair manual and car
manual. Must be seen.
S/N 373BK54177498.
Shop Smith Mark V home workshop system, Model 555542, variable spd. c/w
attachments, band saw, planer, table saw and disc sander. Like new. Dont miss
this one. S/N 091492.
I.M.C. industrial upright shop vac, like new. Electric portable air compressor,
portable air tank.
SHOP TOOLS - Skil 16 scroll saw, Delta scroll saw, handsaws, levels, Handi-Man
jig saw, Honda GX160 generator, Superior cut-off saw, brace and bits, aluminum
ladder, draw knife. 6 shop vise, Ryobi 6 bench grinder. Smaller steel shop bench
c/w 4 vise and pipe vise. Crescent wrenches, pipe wrenches, combination
wrenches, box end wrenches. Screwdrivers, hammers, punches and files, side
cutters, bolt cutter, plumber pliers. drive socket set, socket sets, deep socket
sets, tape measures. Beach tool box, trouble light, 1-ton come-along, chains and
boomers, potato fork, rakes, extension cords, booster cables, axes, tarps, garbage
cans, garden hose, lawn derrick ornament windmill.
Woven floor rugs and mats, Navajo pattern.
Many more items too numerous to mention. May be a small amount of household
items.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE:
REAL ESTATE
BY AUCTION
ON SITE MAY 31, 12:00 NOON
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT
VIC MAXWELL Associate
COLDWELL-BANKER ONTRACK REALTY
403-846-1242 or 403-343-3344
EmaiI: vmaxweII67@gmaiI.com
reaIestate@ontrackreaItyreddeer.com
AUCTIONEERS NOTE:
Norm and Irene have decided to reside in Lacombe in a
much smaller environment due to Norms health. All items
listed are in excellent condition, including reasl estate. Plan
now to have your finances in order. Your attendance will be
very much appreciated. See you all sale day. For further
information phone the owners, 1-403-391-9466.
NO BUYERS FEE
TERMS: CASH OR CHEQUE. NO PLASTIC
Nothing to be removed until settled for.
ONTRACK REALTY
Vintage Vehicles
Very Rare
Excellent Line of Shop and
Carpenter Items
REMEMBER ~
NO BUYERS FEE
BY BRITTANY FONG
SUMMER REPORTER
The third annual
Caroline Little Horn Jr.
Rodeo took place at the
Caroline Big Horn Stam-
pede grounds Monday.
Although there were a few
last minute dropouts, there
were 72 initial participants
registered from ages two to
16, all of which were from
central Alberta.
Organizer of the Little
Horn Jr. Rodeo, Rhonda
Odgers said she was
pleased with the turn out
considering there was rain
forecasted for the week-
end, I am happy with the
amount of people who
came out, she said.
There were four events
for junior rodeo par-
ticipants to choose from:
barrel racing, pole bend-
ing, thread the needle and
stake race. All contestants
receive prize money from
sponsorship and registra-
tion funds, a participation
prize and a rodeo buckle.
Its a lot of fun, kids re-
ally have a good time, says
Odgers.
Caroline hosts largest Junior Rodeo ever
72 Juniors
participate in
Carolines Little Horn
Jr. Rodeo
Casey Tubbs and her horse Mo finishes with a time of
49.7 in leadline barrel racing.
Emily Tensen waves to her grandma as she finishes with a time of 94.5 in leadline barrel racing.
PHOTOS BY BRITTANY FONG | THE MOUNTAINEER
Happy to be a junior rodeo participant, Clayton Somers
finishes with a time of 76.6 in leadline barrel racing.
Cal Austad finishes with a time of 32.6 in the
figure eight competition.
Rody Collinson participates in the figure eight competition
during Mondays junior rodeo.
Kelly Cholach rides her horse in the figure eight competition in
the five to eight year old category.
Two-year-old Brooklynn Ditchuk finished in one minute and two
seconds in the Caroline Little Horn Jr. Rodeo.
Arizona Mckenzie and her horse have a good time while racing
in the figure eight competition Monday.
Chase Stewart participated in the 11 to 12 year old category
during the figure eight competition.
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THIS IS HOME.
ITS TIME TO PLAN OUR FUTURE.
THE NORTH SASKATCHEWAN REGIONAL PLAN WILL BE DEVELOPED WITH YOUR INPUT.
PLAN TO ATTEND AN UPCOMING CONSULTATION SESSION.
The North Saskatchewan Regional Region comprises a large and diverse area in central Alberta with mountains, rolling foothills and
prairie parkland. What matters to Albertans living, working and playing within this region is important as we begin planning how to
grow and sustain the economic, environmental and social outcomes for the region.
Come share your values, ideas and comments at the consultation session in your community.
Learn more at landuse.alberta.ca.
BY BRITTANY FONG
SUMMER REPORTER
The annual ceremonial
review for the Royal Canadian
Sea Cadet Corps (RCSCC)
Yukon 198 took place on May
14. The ceremony was to com-
memorate the cadets achieve-
ments between the ages of 12 to
18 years old within the Rocky
Mountain House area.
The ceremony included a
drill demonstration, speech
from special guest and re-
viewing ofcer Lieutenant-
Commander Bob Newton and
achievement awards for cadets.
In addition to the large fam-
ily and friend support, Lieuten-
ant-Commander Newton said,
I was impressed at their dress,
deportment and their march-
ing. Its no wonder they won
their Zone Drill Team Competi-
tion.
RCSCC Yukon 198 is a yearly
program that offers youth a
chance to develop good citizen
and leadership skills while
promoting physical tness.
Some activities include sail-
ing, joining various sports
teams and understanding naval
knowledge.
Lieutenant-Commander
Newton advised this years
cadets to not give up trying
to better yourself or your
corps, always aim higher
than the day before, and to,
Be proud, youre an amaz-
ing group of young Albertans
that show proof that todays
teenager can succeed if they
are willing to try. Bravo Zulu
Yukon.
For more informa-
tion on 198 Yukon visit
www.198rcsccyukon.ca.
RCSCC Yukon cadets hold annual ceremonial review
Cadets honoured with
achievement awards
(Front to back) Lieutenant (Navy) Ron Cowan, Naval Cadet Brittany Knowles, Lieutenant Meaghan
Britten, instructor Kevin Gordon and Constable Nick Munro march in at the beginning of the
reviewing ceremony.
Master Seaman Isaiic Pike was awarded best
second year cadet presented by Lieutenant
(Navy) Barry Pinnell.
Petty Officer 2nd Class Landen Rowland was
awarded best third year cadet presented by
Lieutenant (Navy) Barry Pinnell. Leading
Seaman Tristin Otteson, who was not present,
was awarded best first year cadet. Petty
Officer 1st Class Sydney Fillinger, who was not
present, was awarded best fourth year cadet as
well as a medal for four-year cadet service.
Master Seaman Ivan Christensen was awarded
most improved drill award presented by
Lieutenant (Navy) Ron Cowan.
Leading Seaman Kash Mooney was awarded
most congenial cadet presented by Lieutenant
(Navy) retired Rachel Pinnell.
Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class Jennifer Kubos
was awarded best fifth year cadet presented
by Lieutenant (Navy) Barry Pinnell. Kubos was
also awarded the Lord Strathcona award as
well as a medal for five-year cadet service.
Petty Officer 1st Class MaryLou Parks was
awarded most improved cadet award presented
by Lieutenant (Navy) Barry Pinnell. Parks was
also awarded a four-year cadet service medal.
Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class Matthew Fidelak
was awarded best-dressed cadet presented
by Constable Nick Munro. Fidelak was
also awarded a cadet medal of excellence
presented by Legion representative Comrade
Vic Michel.
Lieutenant (Navy) Barry Pinnell was awarded
a medal for 12 years of service presented by
Navy League Branch representative, retired
Lieutenant Commander Doug Bourne.
Petty Officer 1st Class Jarreth Saddleback
was awarded the best all around cadet award
presented by Lieutenant (Navy) Barry Pinnell.
Saddleback was also awarded a medal
for five-year cadet service as well as the
marksmanship award.
Lieutenant (N) Barry Pinnell presents Chief
Petty Officer 2nd Class Jennifer Kubos and
Petty Officer 1st Class Jarreth Saddleback with
five-year cadet service medals.
Chief Petty Officer 1st Class Myles Fillinger
addresses Lieutenant-Commander Bob Newton
in Wednesdays reviewing ceremony.
Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class Jennifer Kubos
(left) and 2nd Class Petty Officer Gabriel
Gillis were awarded the most improved
marksmanship award presented by Lieutenant
(Navy) Ron Cowan.
198 Yukon of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps arrange in place for an inspection by
Lieutenant-Commander Bob Newton. PHOTOS BY BRITTANY FONG | THE MOUNTAINEER