The Town of Trochu wanted their sign lit up, but they didn't want to have to pay a power company each month for the cost of lighting. That's where Dwayne Ibsen stepped in. The owner of IBCO, a renewable energy company, he was able to bring ideas to the table. The L.E.D. lights are wind and solar powered. They are programmed to automatically come on at dusk, and remain lit until dawn. "This system will provide lighting all year round," says Dwayne. The lights can run for five nights without the

Connie Osterman, a former provincial politician and member of the Legislated Assembly (1979-1992) attended an Acme Library sponsored Strawberry Shortcake and Tea on Monday afternoon, October 18 in order to present the Library with a first copy edition of Acme's Centennial History Book. Ms. Osterman purchased the book when it was auctioned at Acme's Centennial celebration held this past summer. She was of the opinion that the first copy should remain with the library for the enjoyment of the who