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Leslie CholowskyEditor-The Community Press

When most of us seeHarley Davidsons, andleather vests with patch-es from afar, televisionand movies have unfair-ly trained us to see out-laws; but there is oneunique motorcycle clubthat spans the world,made up of current andretired firemen.

The Red Knights werestarted when a group ofMassachusetts firemen,while visiting a cycleshop, complained that

while law enforcementmembers had a motorcy-cle club, called the BlueKnights, there was noofficial club for firefight-ers.

Then, on August 17,1982, a small group ofmotorcycle enthusiastsgot together in theNorthboro, MA fireheadquarters, and laidthe groundwork for theRed Knights.

The next year, applica-tions for chapters camein from all over NorthAmerica, and the clubbecame the Red Knights

International FirefightersMotorcycle Club.

Today there are morethan 300 Red Knightschapters, and 9,000members throughout theworld.

The club holds localconventions, and in2004, Edmonton, homeof the Alberta 1 chapter,hosted the internationalmembers.

Alberta has sevenchapters in all, fromCold Lake to CrowsnestPass.

Cyril Lindseth, ofKillam, has made a sec-ondary career of being avolunteer fireman.

He served as long-timeChief of the Killam FireDepartment, receivingan Exemplary Servicesmedal for 40 years ofservice from theProvince, and a certifi-cate of appreciation fromthe Town of Killam forover 40 years of service,in April, 2010.

In fact, Lindseth stillserves the Killam depart-ment in an advisorycapacity.

He’s also had a love ofmotorcycles, but untilnow has rarely had theopportunity to indulgehimself in that direction.

Lindseth had heardabout the Red Knights,and started looking intothe club a year or so ago,with an eye towardsjoining, one day when hefound the perfect bike.

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The Red Knights Motorcycle Club active in AlbertaKillam firefighter explains why they are a different kind of motorcycle club

Lindseth (R) still serves the Killam Fire Departmentin an advisory capacity, after 40-plus years of activeservice, that included the role of Fire Chief.

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Before too long,Lindseth, with the helpof his son-in-law in BC,found himself a 2005Harley Davidson specialFiremen edition motor-cycle, joined The RedKnights Alberta 1Chapter, and hit theroad.

Lindseth says the clubis not just for firemen,but that their familymembers are alsoallowed to participate asassociate members.

Lindseth participatedin the Red Knights’annual fundraising ridecalled The MotorcycleRide for Dad on June 9 inEdmonton, an annualevent to raise money forprostate cancer aware-ness and research.

The Ride for Dadencompasses 30 cities inCanada, with over100,000 riders involved,and has raised a total of$9,000,000 since 2000.

The Red Knights arevery particular when it

comes to the activities oftheir members, who arerequired to adhere to afairly strict set of guide-lines.

When it comes to thewearing of the colours,as an example, membersare allowed to wear theirRed Knights patches atnon-club events, butmust not do anything todiscredit the club whiledoing so.

That includes no abuseof alcoholic beverageswhile riding a motorcy-cle, and the official three

piece patch may not beworn on anything butthe back of the vest.

Some other interestingdos and don’ts thatmembers must adhere towhile wearing the offi-cial Red Knights patchinclude:

• Treating the Colourswith respect at all times;

• At no times shall theColours touch theground;

• Colours will neverbe yielded to a non-member.

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KnightsContinued from Front

The Red Knightsʼ Ride for Dad raises funds andawareness of prostrate cancer, and riders often hangthis bell on their bikes, for good luck and safe rides.

Above: 2005 Harley Davidson Firefighter Special Edition includes specially madeHarley Firefighter Badges on the motorcycle. Below: Cyril Lindseth, former KillamFire Department Chief, now advisor, and member of Red Knights Alberta 1Chapter.


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The student entrepre-neurship program JuniorAchievement (JA) wasoffered in the local areafor the first time thiswinter, as a cooperativeproject between CentralHigh Sedgewick PublicSchool, (CHSPS) highschool and FlagstaffCounty.

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pants say their involve-ment with JuniorAchievement was funand educational, plusthey were able to receivecredits from their school,donate to charity, andmake a bit of money forthemselves.

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Thanks to their prod-uct sales as well as a vol-unteer commitment thegroup undertook to raisemoney, the JuniorAchievement group wasable to donate $1,500 tothe family of EvanWallace, the Flagstaff girlwho has been undergo-ing cancer treatmentsover the last year.

Evan’s grandmotherand brother were onhand at the JA wrap-upevent to accept a chequeon behalf of the Wallacefamily.

In addition, each of the

17 participants was ableto turn their $10 share inthe company into areturn of $116. Not badfor four months ofinvestment!

Scott Storbakken wasalso one of only fournorthern Alberta stu-dents to receive a $1,500bursary to attend a NextGeneration LeadersJunior Achievement con-ference in Halifax.

It was presented by JAVice President JavierSalazar.

The students, who rep-resented the smallestparticipating communityin Alberta, were men-tored by business own-

ers and professionalsfrom within FlagstaffCounty who are lookingforward to runninganother program nextwinter.

Mentors included:Jennifer Fossen, theFlagstaff CountyEconomic DevelopmentCoordinator; SarahZimmer, a FlagstaffCounty MunicipalIntern; Brent Hoyland,the Flagstaff CountyAssistant CAO; and BudJames, owner S. JamesAgencies in Killam, andMayor of the Town ofKillam.

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Sedgewickʼs Scott Storbakken was one of four northern Alberta students toreceive a $1,500 bursary from Junior Achievement to attend a Next GenerationLeaders Junior Achievement conference in Halifax. The award was presented byJA VP Javier Salazar during the recent JA awards night.

From product sales and additional fundraising activities, the first-ever FlagstaffJunior Achievement company, Chameleon Cups, donated $1,500 to the family ofEvan Wallace, the young Sedgewick girl who has been fighting leukemia sincebefore Christmas 2011. Evanʼs grandmother and brother accepted the cheque onbehalf of the Wallace family at a recent JA wrap-up night.

Submitted

As crops across theregion start to grow andanother hail season getsunder way, high com-modity prices and inputcosts are raising thestakes for farmers thisyear, says Chris Dyck,with AgricultureFinancial ServicesCorporation (AFSC),Alberta’s provincial cropinsurer.

“Hail is a threat everygrowing season inAlberta because we haveone of the highest inci-dences of hail in theworld.

“But when crop pricesand inputs like fertilizerand seed climb as high asthey are now, at well-above average levels, hailbecomes an even greaterconcern for farmersbecause they have somuch invested in theground,” says Dyck, sen-ior manager of businessrisk management opera-tions for AFSC.

The Crown corpora-tion provides the majori-ty of hail insurance tofarmers across Alberta onbehalf of the provincialgovernment.

“Now is when manyfarmers start thinkingabout hail because assoon as their cropsemerge from the soil,they’re vulnerable,” saysDyck.

He points out hail-storms in late-May andearly June have alreadytriggered several claimsunder the AFSC StraightHail program this springin southern Alberta.

Last year, the firstStraight Hail claim hap-pened on June 4 in thePeace region.

“Crops have an amaz-ing ability to reboundfrom early season haildamage,” says Dyck.

“However, those earlystorms do often result inreduced plant stands andyields. The later hailstrikes in the growingseason, the greater thedamage,” he adds,“because once plantshave podded or headedout, usually by mid-July,it’s too late for recovery.”

AFSC paid out justover $25.5 million lastyear on nearly 1,500Straight Hail claimsacross the province.

The most severe dam-age was caused by twomajor hailstorms, one inearly July that tore

through crops fromSundre to Red Deer, anda second one on July 18that cut a wide swaththrough fields fromMillet to Saskatchewan.Several smaller stormsalso peppered crops withhail in almost everyregion of the province.

“Last year was a goodexample of the fact thathail strikes everywherein Alberta, not just in thehighest risk area knownas Hail Alley that stretch-es from Calgary toEdmonton, along theHighway 2 corridor,”says Dyck, adding 2011was an average hail yearfor Alberta.

What kind of hail sea-son lies ahead this sum-mer is anybody’s guess,he says.

“If it’s wet and warm,we usually get more hail.If it’s dry, there’s general-ly less hail. But theweather can change soquickly, it’s impossible topredict,” he says, refer-ring to the dry conditionsexperienced in 2009.

“Parts of the provincedid end up getting mois-ture that summer, andwe had hail losses ofmore $30 million.”

Jonathan Hofer, whofarms 5,000 acres ofwheat, barley, and canolanorthwest of Killam nearHolden, says his cropshave been hit by hail fiveyears in a row.

“Last July was one ofthe worst storms I’veseen. The stones weregolf ball size, and thecrop was perfect,” saysHofer.

It wiped out 450 acresof his canola and wheat.

“As soon as I see thecanola coming up in Juneand the moisture looksgood, I put on hail cover-age. With our overheadcosts so high, we haveto.”

An increasing numberof farmers are electing totake out Straight Hailcoverage in April withtheir crop insurance,before their fields areeven planted, qualifyingthem for a two per centpremium discount, saysDyck.

“It’s an option westarted offering twoyears ago for producerswho want protection theinstant their seeds are inthe ground rather thanwaiting for their crops toemerge and risk earlyhail damage,” he says,explaining crops that suf-

fer more than 25 per centhail damage before beinginsured with StraightHail coverage becomeineligible for AFSC hailinsurance until the nextgrowing season.

“It’s a risk many farm-ers want to avoid,” saysDyck.

AFSC has been provid-ing hail insurance toAlberta farmers onbehalf of the provincialgovernment for morethan 70 years.

It all started when theprovince passed speciallegislation in 1938 creat-ing the Alberta HailInsurance Board.

The original hail pro-gram offered by the HailBoard still exists todayand is administered byAFSC.

“Until the Hail Boardwas established, therewere farmers in Albertawho didn’t have accessto hail insurance.

“That’s because privateinsurers weren’t able toprovide hail insurance inall areas of the provincedue to the high level ofrisk involved,” saysDyck.

“Hail is risky business,and our mandate as aprovincial insurer todayis the same as it was backthen, to provide hailinsurance to farmers inevery corner of theprovince, even in thehighest risk townships.”


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Stakes are high for area farmers as hail season begins

LESLIE CHOLOWSKY PHOTO

Killam experienced a brief but intense rain storm with accompanying pea-sized hail on July 3, with no reportsof crop or building damage, perhaps due to the short duration of the downpour. Dark clouds plagued theregion last week, giving way to sunny skies and ultra-high temperatures, with calls for storms mid-week.


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Plan a relaxing golf break today atone of our great local courses!

We are a beautiful 18 hole golf course in a peaceful country setting near the Battle River

Valley with a welcoming family atmosphere.•Adult 9 Holes-$20 • 18 Holes-$30 • All Season-$375

For more pricing information visitdoubledamgolfcourse.com

Father’s Day Golf Special June 17

Dad’s Golf Half-Price plus Dinner Specials!

Call 780-375-2154 to book your tee times.Call 780-375-2154 to book your tee times.

Rosalind, ABEnjoy a relaxing round of golf at the

Forestburg Golf Course. Shoot a few practice shots on our on-site Driving range, then hit the course!

Camping available in our new, fully serviced campground.* Men's night Tuesdays!* Ladies night Wednesdays!

* Sunday breakfast 8-11 am* Friday Night Mixed golf & Social 6 pm

Enjoy our fully licenced Clubhouse & check out our famous hamburgers!

Forestburg Golf Club& RV Park

Forestburg Golf Club& RV Park

Call 780-582-3693 to book your Tee Time today!

Call 780-582-3693 to book your Tee Time today!

SEDGEWICK GOLF CLUBSEDGEWICK GOLF CLUB

Call the clubhouse to book your round! 780-384-3670

Call the clubhouse to book your round! 780-384-3670

Mature trees line our well-manicured fairways at the Sedgewick Golf Course. Newly

renovated licenced clubhouse and pro shop.

Our driving range is now Open!Join us Sundays for breakfast from 8

a.m. to 10:30 a.m.*Men's night Tuesdays!*Ladies night Thursdays!*Seniors Wednesday mornings!

Camping sites available close by.

boasts beautiful views and great service!

Lunch specials in the licenced club house.

Our Pro Shop has huge inventory specials!

* Men's night Wednesdays!

* Ladies nights Tuesdays!

* Junior Golf Thursdays!

* TGIF - *Friday specials*

* OILMEN’S Tournament June 29!

Call our friendly clubhouse staff for information or to book your Tee Time

at 780-888-2288780-888-2288

boasts beautiful views and great service!

Hardisty's Lakeview Golf Course just 20 min. east of Camrose.

invites you to grab your clubs and check out our well-maintained course.

• 9 Holes - Grass Greens• Power cart rentals•Camping - various service option

Enjoy lunch, refreshments, and Sunday morning breakfast in our licenced clubhouse!For tournament inquiries or to book a

Tee Time, call 780-374-3633www.dayslandgolf.com

just 20 min. east fof Cammmmmmmmmrrrrrororororose.invites you to grab your clubs and check out

our well-maintained course.

Daysland Golf ClubDaysland Golf Club Hughenden Golf Club

invites you to come taste our delicious food,

meet our friendly staff, and golf our immaculate

fairways and lush greens at a great rate.

We also boast a full-service

RV Park. Come stay and golf awhile!

* Discount Tuesdays 9 a.m. -3 p.m. - $14

* Ladies Night is Wednesday

* Men's night is Thursday * Green fees $18

Call 780-856-2066 to book a Tee Time!

Viking Golf ClubMen’s Night Tuesdays • Ladies Night Wednesdays

Friday Night Mixed Scramble July 13 & July 22Seniors Wednesday Mornings

Enjoy our fully licenced clubhouse & the best Chinese Food!Book your Tee Time Today

780-336-3424Two man scramble-18 holeShotgun start-July 14 Registration 10am; Tee off 11am$60/person, includes supper of pig on a spit

Seniors Mixed July 19 Age 50+Registration 9am; Tee off 10am$50/person includes lunch andChinese Smorg supperLadies Four-person Team Scramble July 21Ladies Cash Tournament August 11

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Wainwright Golf Club

780-842-3046

18 hole mature courseChallenging for all levels of golfers.

Amenities include Driving Range, RV Park, Fully stocked Pro shop.

Men’s Night - Tuesdays 4:30 - 6:30 tee timesLadies Night - Wednesdays 5:30 shotgun

Big Bucks Cash Scramble July 28 & 29For more information, call or

email: [email protected]

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Green FeesWeekday 9 holesWeekday 18 holesWeekend 9 holesWeekend 18 holes

Adult24363045

Jr/Sr22332740

Open 8:00 am till Sunset May 3 until October 10

Power Carts

available

50 Whitetail Dr., Mundare

whitetailcrossing.ca780-764-3999 - toll free 866-764-3999

Championship Golf CourseRates starting at $27 Mon. - Thurs. (excluding holidays)

$32 Fri. - Sun (including holidays)18 hole passes available, and corporate packages available.

Great Practice Facility

Season Memberships available which

give you added bonuses!

Many membership options available

email: [email protected] for more information

Call or Email your local paperand Book today for August &September in the East Central

Times Golf Directory!


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385-3550

OwnersBob & Geri

Clark

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GREAT NORTHERN GRAINTerminals Ltd.

STEFAN CLOUTIERMANAGER

P.O Box 35Killam, AB T0B 2L0

OFFICE: (780) 385-3622FAX: (780) 385-2247

CELL: (780) 385-0668E-MAIL: [email protected]

Automotive

Furniture & Appliances

Forestburg

582-3560Toll-free

1-800-668-3594Big City Savings, Small Town Service

CanAmCow Exchange

CanAmCow Exchange

Buy...Sell...Bred Cows, Bred

Heifers, & Cow/Calf Pairs

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•Cellular •Air Cards •Satellite •TelevisionsCornerstone

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780-672-0050Toll Free

1-866-682-CELL

Locally owned since 1994.

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Telephone: 780-365-2224Cellular: 780-940-4468

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• Portable Unit• Maintenance / Fabrication

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Telephone: 780-365-2224Cellular: 780-940-4468

Jim FITT

Custom Cabinets, Laminate, and Granite/Quartz Countertops

5615-52 Avenue, KillamEmail: [email protected]

Ph: 780-385-3385 Fax: 780-385-3386

Eddie Keehn’s Roofing.com35 Years Experience

We’ve just completed roofs at:

• NAPA Auto Parts• B&M Plumbing

Presently working on Tofield Community Hall

780-421-0641

All Repairs to shakes, shingles & flat roof

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ZowtukREALTOR®

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Real Estate CamroseBud James

5012 - 50 Street, Killam780-385-3100

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NORALTA REAL ESTATE INC.5013-48 St., Vegreville, AB

780-632-254224 hours a day-7 days a week

www.royallepage.caTanis MitchellRealtor ®

Ralph SoldanRealtor ®

�in the Country: Ram & Grand Caravan!

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CHRYSLER DODGE JEEPBig City Dealership,

Small Town Atmosphere

Call Toll Free 1-877-385-2331At the Junction of Hwy 13 & 36 in Killam 780-385-2121 [email protected]

Wes CampbellSales/Leasing

[email protected]

Bill McLennanSales/Leasing

[email protected]

Tristan PattenSales/Leasing

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Hours of OperationMon-Thurs 8:30-5:30

Fri 8-5Sat 8:30-12

We’re Looking for an Opportunity to Earn Your Business!

Call today 780-385-2121or Toll Free 1-888-247-6155

Disclosure: Consumer cash rebates included in the price. Vehicles may not be exactly as illustrated.Federal AC Excise tax included. GST, administration fee, and tire tax not included.

We want the Opportunityto Earn Your Business!

Located at the Junction of

Highway 13 & 36in Killam

2012 Fiat Sport

$18,950

• Automatic• 16,621 KM

2011 Ram 1500

$23,950

• Quad Cab • 4x4 • Short box • a/c •PW/PL

• Cruise • Tilt Steering• 60,358 KM

2011 Charger R/T

$32,950

• Leather • Navigation• Sunroof & Much More!

• Only 113 KM• New Vehicle Warranty

2010 Journey R/T

$23,950

• Heated Leather• AWD

• Starting at 31,000 KM

2010 Dodge Nitro SXT

$24,950

• 4.0L V6 • 4x4• Heated Leather • Sunroof

• Loaded w/Extras• Only 25,000 KM

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2010 Ford F-150

$25,950

• 4x4 • Supercab/Crew Cab• Heated leather • 5.4L V8

• Starting at 73,000 KMprices starting at

2010 Town & Country

$28,950

• Limited • Dual DVD• Heated Leather • Sunroof• Power Doors • Navigation

• Only 53,560 KM

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Grand Caravan SE/SXT

$12,950

• Ranging from 25,000 KMto 126,000 KM

• Stow ʻN Go • 2010-2008prices starting at

2009 Honda Civic EX

$16,950

• Heated Leather• Loaded w/Extras

• 4 Door Sedan

2009 Dodge Ram3500 Laramie

$32,950

• Mega Cab• 4x4 • Diesel

• Long Box• Loaded w/Extras

2008 Ford Escape

$16,950

• Limited • Heated Leather

• Loaded w/Extras

2004 Ram 1500 SLT

$13,950

• Quad Cab• 4x4

• 68,141 KM

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