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We agree with this face on the 167th consecutive day of overnight temperatures below freezing. Where is spring?,� said a Tweet from Elk Island National Park on April 13. Terrible weather continues to baffle everyone in Alberta in 2018.
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New businesses to be opening in Mundare MAUREEN SULLIVAN On April 18, Elsie Jahn and her partner Kellie Mast will be opening a
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She knows this because she was sitting at home after her husband passed, just watching TV. Then her children asked her to start downsizing her belongings from the two houses she owned. So Elsie at 73 years young started a monthly consignment day at a local business. She did so well that she decided to put her two loves - the consignment store and a coffee house together. She has big plans for
the coffee house like, "pie day fridays", an assortment of muffins, scones, cookies and bars. She also hopes to have open mike days and host small gatherings. Her grand opening will be on May 5th with many great and fun plans. The doors will be open Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 8am to 5 pm starting April 18 to get her up and running for the grand opening.
Jaegger and Dawson Glowatski are opening a new business in Mundare, Jaegger’s Old School Auto & RV with a BBQ on April 28. They will be selling new and used RV parts for every style of RV. Jaegger originally opened the business so that he had a legal name to buy and sell cars. Now he and his brother are excited to get into the RV market.
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Opinion Carbon Tax refund please Canadians should insist on a Carbon Tax refund due to the fact that we as a country are absorbing much more carbon than we are emitting - in fact many times more. Despite facts showing this, environmentalists and the government are trying to polution-shame us into taking resposibility for the world’s industrial C02 emissions. Why? Canada emits only 1.6 percent of the world’s carbon (601.2 million of 36 trillion tonnes world-wide), however because of Canada’s land mass (which includes 857 million acres of forests, 370 million acres of wetlands and 167 million acres of crop-yielding farmland), Canada absorbs many times the amount it emits. Scientists tell us that trees absorb 2.6 tonnes of carbon per acre, and with Canada having 857 million acres of forest it would mean that our forests alone absorb 2.22 billion tones of carbon - that’s almost four times our 601.2 million tones of emissions. Now consider that we have 537 million acres of carbon absorbing wetlands and farmland, and it puts us into a situation of being greener than green. Canada is one of the world’s greatest “carbon sinks.” Even the United States, according to a Columbia University study, absorbs more than its 15 percent of world C02 emissions. As air mass travels from west to east, the study predicted the east should have higher carbon levels than the west coast of the USA. However, results found that wasn’t the case at all. With the west coast levels higher, the results clearly state that US ecosystems are absorbing more C02 than the country is emitting. Americans emit virtually the exact same amount of carbon per capita as Canadians and have more land mass (minus lakes). So if the USA is carbon negative, it would mean Canada would be the same x10. Canada has less than a half of one percent of the world’s population, watching over 30 percent of the world’s boreal forest. This is not to say that Canadians don’t need to be environmentally responsible. We do. We are. In fact we’re more responsible than any country in the world. But we still need to feed our people and we do it with some of the world’s greatest and most advanced industries - each one heavily regulated to enhance our green responsibilities. So if we are so environmentally responsible and many times carbon negative along the way, why are environmentalists and government polution-shaming us all? Simple. I submit the possibility that their jobs rely on donations and taxes, respectively. It’s fair to question their motives. Kerry Anderson
LETTER TO THE EDITOR Pipeline ideas offered for the Premier To the Alberta Minister of Energy Dear Margie: There are of course several things you can do individually if you feel the need for Her Majesty’s Department of Energy to buy out the Kinder Morgan stake, or at least buy a percentage of it. You can also do a combination of these things: - You can ask the Hon. Joe Ceci, B. SW., M. SW., MLA, Minister of Finance & President of the Treasury Board, New Democratic, Calgary-Fort to apportion say $7-12 billion of the Heritage Savings Trust Fund for “rainy day” emergencies. As this is
clearly an emergency. - You can head together with Joe & your other caucus colleague, the Hon. Rachel Notley, B. A., LL. B., Premier & Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, New Democratic, Edmonton-Strathcona to New York City, New York, the US of A to try & gather up revenue to buy up junk bonds with money & other assets. Which might have seemed bad but Premier Don Getty’s initiative on this file 30 plus years ago did keep us from cratering completely. - You can issue Alberta Bonds for say 3-5% but specify that the profits/dividends from these said bonds are only
to be paid out once the Transmountain Pipeline turns over a profit & that anyone cashing out before the term of the said bonds ends will lose out on all but simple interest like a bank/financial institution. - I despite being on a medical pension would personally hand over a $100 cheque to Rachel & Rachel alone, for the use of Her Majesty’s Government towards buying into the pipeline. I am sure that many other Albertans would join me. Thus putting a few million in the Premier’s pipeline war chest. Continued on Page 5
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Andrew Ag. Society tourney honours members past and present MAUREEN SULLIVAN The Andrew Agricultural Society hosted its 10th Memorial Tournament in Andrew from Friday April 6th to Sunday April 8th. Ten teams participated. The tournament is to
honour the memory of men and women who have passed on and dedicated many volunteer hours to the Ag Society, the arena or Andrew Minor Hockey. Remembered are Bill Grykuliuk, Ron Spragg,
Ken Gremm, Lee Hodge, Andrew Gorniuk, Mac & Ginny Danyluk, Al Millar, Ernie Tymchuk, Jeff Warawa, Dale Ostafichuk, Ruby Snyder, Gerald Witiuk, Eddy Andriashek Jr, Wade Andriashek, Ed
Andrew Ag. Society hockey tournament winners, the MT Netters.
Letter Continued from Page 4 All I would expect back from the Government of Alberta would be my $100 back & maybe a thank you letter once the pipeline became profitable. No interest, just the knowledge that I gave the Province a little seed money investment capital to make the ener-
gy industry stronger. - You can hold a lottery with prizes being tours of the oil sands & other energy sectors, for say, students. In this way, we get future generations of Albertans excited about energy sector employment opportunities & we can build more pipelines, as well as try & promote alternative energy sources! Always A Gentleman, Rory J. Koopmans, Edmonton
Andriashek Sr, Wayne Demchuk, David Markewich, Nick Melnyk, Iris Fedun and Allan Mulek. In addition to the tournament, the Ag Society hosted a banquet, silent auction and a dance on Saturday evening. The Andrew Agricultural Society takes great pride in their ability to host this tournament and the many people who attend and enjoy all the hockey and visiting over the weekend. "In addition a donation was made to the Humboldt Broncos fund this year, as our thoughts and prayers are with this entire organization and everyone involved," said Ag Society president Carri Hrehorets. The champions of the
tournament were the MT Netters. This is the seventh year this team has attended the tournament. Most of the teams attending have been doing so for several years.
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LAMONT COUNTY MEETING
By-law officer moving on after five years BY JOHN MATHER By-law officer moves on after five years After being the Lamont by-law officer for the past five years, Steve Crosby is moving on. “I’ll be taking on a new position as by-law officer for the County of Thorhild,” he said Crosby’s last day is April 26. “I was a policeman for 25 years with Edmonton Police Service,” he said. “For me to go from the offences I dealt with in the city, to going with cattle on the road or more recently the dead sheep in a ditch … I never thought I’d deal with dead sheep.” “I have nothing but good things to say about the County,” he said. “They gave me lots of latitude to run the department the way I wanted to and I hope K met their expectations.” “It was a lot of fun, but sometimes you have to move on.” Minor changes to purchasing policy Lamont County council has moved to cut the amounts of money administration can authorize for the purchase of goods and services without Council’s authorization. The previous purchasing policy allowed administration to make purchases of $25,001 to $75,000 by department directors, the County manager or as delegated by the County Manager and approved in the current budget year. Purchases exceeding $75,001 could be made by the County Manager or as delegated by the County Manager, but a council motion of approval was required. Under the new purchasing policy assued April 10, the County Manager or his designate can make any purchases of $25,001 and up, but a
council motion is required. Council further voted that any unbudgeted equipment repairs and scope changes exceeding $15,000 would require a council motion. “I think this a fairly tight policy,” said Debbie Hackman, County director of Corporate Services. Council agreed and decided if changes were warranted the policy could come back to council. Emergency generator purchased The County of Lamont has jumped at the opportunity to acquire an emergency generator from the Lamont Housing Foundation. Regional Fire Chief David Zayonce reported to council April 10, the unit was acquired for $5,000 and it could be removed for $1,000 to $1,500. The generator was in the decommissioned Beaverhill Lodge. The county will use the unit at the administration building in the event of any power outages. Zayonce told council it was a good unit, which, “has been very well taken care of.” Standby salary rate adjusted County council moved to adjust the rate for staff on standby from $49 per day to $64.98. Corporate Service director Debbie Hackman told council the rate hadn’t been adjusted for the Cost of Living since 2007. The rate is for staff who are on standby for call out during statutory holiday and weekends. Council was surprised a COLA (Cost of Living) rate hadn’t ever been included in this rate since it is adjusted in all other salaries, including their own. A motion was made to pass the new rate of $64.
98 and it will be annually reviewed and adjusted for the COLA. Council to aid rural crime watch Councillor Roy Anaka reported to council the Andrew Willington Rural Crime Watch was looking for assistance to help offset printing and mailing costs. “I talked to Al Ropchan, vice president of the rural crime watch, and they get many supplies donated from the County of Two Hills,” he told council. Ropchan, in a letter to council, reported the organization had 225 members and the majority were from Lamont County. Deputy Reeve Daniel Warawa asked whether the County had a member sitting on the board. Councillor David Diduck told council he sat on their board but didn’t represent council. “With the level of rural crime happening right now, people have some issues, and we should help them out,” said Warawa. Council moved to provide a grant for $500. Speed limit questioned Councillor Neil Woitas wondered why Range Road 202 had had its speed limited cut to 70 kph instead of being 80 kph like the majority of county roads. County manager Robyn Singleton said he had asked public works why and not received an answer. “I haven’t be able to find any rationale for it yet,” he said. “It may have to do with the railroads nearby.” But he said he didn’t want to compromise safety so he would get a reason for it before suggesting any changes. Administration will report back to council at their next meeting.
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Lamont Hawks PeeWees with Coaches Cory Oshust, Donny Weleshuk, Brad Onusho and Mike Burant and April Burbank.
Lamont Hawks Novice with Coaches Alex Cartegna, Wade Cossey, Don Weswlchuk and Jason Carstairs.
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Lamont Hawks end their season with awards night
Lamont Hawk Atoms with Coaches Andrew McDonald, Rob Fussum, Chad Dickson, James Atkinson and Wendy Dickson
Lamont Hawks Midgets with Coach Les Kardash.
MAUREEN SULLIVAN Lamont hockey ended its season with an awards dinner on April 5th. The five Lamont Hawk Teams had a dinner of hamburgers and potato salad and watched a highlight video of each team before going up and receiving an award. This was a community of camaraderie this year with teams sharing players to make sure each team had enough players to play and with the older players working with and helping younger players. The five teams made time to come out to each other’s game and cheer each other on.
This year’s Lamont Hawks were Pre-Novice, Novice, Atom, PeeWee and Midget. The Novice won the consolation banner in the North Division and the Midgets won Bronze.
A special shout out to the referees who were always willing to step in when needed: Zach Mann, Seth Williams, Kale Williams, Trent Kucy, and Quinton Atkinson.
Lamont Minor Hockey Congratulations to our 2017/ 2018 NHL Hockey Pool Winners 1st: Danny Boadway 1498 PTS - $1200 2nd: Jim Newman 1472 PTS - $500 3rd: Jessica Blais 1458 PTS - $250 Last: Jen Leenderste 992 PTS - $50 Thank you for all of our supporters and donors for this years 2017/ 2018 cash calendar.
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Bruderheim to join Sherwood Park Chamber, better float needed Bruderheim to join Sherwood Park Chamber Bruderheim is doing some thinking outside the box by joining the Sherwood Park Chamber of Commerce. “Our town is always looking to find ways to help our business community by reaching out to different organizations. We don’t have a lock on knowing everything,” said Bruderheim mayor Karl Hauch. “The Sherwood Park Chamber of Commerce is a large organization and allows us access to a lot of great opportunities we wouldn’t have.” He pointed out that it allows Bruderheim to advertise on a large electronic sign on Wye Road that is seen by 40,000 people daily. “That’s just one small example. There are lots of successful businesses that we can network with so we can learn and help out our community.” Hauch said he would
look at going into the Chamber’s trade show in future years because the exposure Bruderheim could get from it would be “well worth the effort.” Hauch added the town supports the Lamont District Chamber of Commerce and the Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce. As he explained the proposal to council on March 21, he reported there was money in the budget for joining the organization. Councillor George Campbell wondered if the Sherwood Park Chamber was open to non-profit groups and Hauch replied they would have to join the Chamber themselves. Councillor Len Falardeau was concerned because he wants Bruderheim to support local area chambers. “I feel we should focus on our own area not that larger area,” he said Hauch explained he felt small communities
like Bruderheim have to be able to reach out beyond its boundaries to work to improve the community. A vote to join the Sherwood Park chamber for $200 was passed. Beekeeping has Bruderheim abuzz Some Bruderheim residents are interested in getting into urban beekeeping but a delegation from the Edmonton District Beekeeper Association failed to show up at the April 4 council meeting to explain the benefits. “We’ve been hearing interest from some residents,” said Mayor Karl Hauch. “Our administration has been doing some research and we’ve been studying policies from other jurisdictions to see what they do.” He added the beekeepers association would be invited back to provide council with an update explaining the benefits of urban beekeeping. Town float to be updated
Bruderheim administration has been charged with coming up with a game plan to develop a better Bruderheim town float. The float would be used to showcase the town and council in various parades in neighbouring communities throughout the year. “I think it’s important that our town to have a presence in the region,” said Mayor Karl Hauch. “And we should have something better than a pick up truck with magnets on it.” He said he and deputy mayor Pat Lee will be meeting with administration to follow up on how to create a better float.
Bruderheim Mayor Karl Hauch signing a Bruderheim Bruins Jersey to send to the Humboldt Broncos from one small hockey town to another. People are invited to stop by the Bruderheim Town office to sign the jersey in support of Humboldt.
A FREE EVENING OUT Lamont Alliance Church would like to invite you to a FREE Concert. This Concert is a gift to the community, itʼs a Thank you for all of your help and support with the building and completion of our New Sanctuary.
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FROM WHERE I SIT Unacceptable
By Hazel Anaka If you’ve never had a backache, congratulations! You’re definitely in the minority and should probably buy a lottery ticket to celebrate. Some quick Internet research confirmed what I suspected even though there’s no agreement on exactly how prevalent lower back pain is any particular country or population age group. I've seen numbers ranging from a 60 to 85 percent incidence of lower back pain in adults over
their lifetime. Some old stats estimate that in the United States approximately 149 million workdays are lost every year at a cost of between 100 to 200 billion dollars in lost wages and productivity. In 2010 low back pain was ranked the third most burdensome condition in the US. And of course, as most of us know, the lower or lumbar part of the back isn’t the only area that can hurt. But because I’ve been struggling with lumbar back pain for months now, that’ll be my focus. By the way, the condition is deemed chronic if it lasts twelve weeks or longer after the initial treatment. Owie. I’ve tried all the usual treatments: ice in the acute phase, then heating pads, massage treatments, chiropractic,
acupuncture and cupping, physiotherapy, topical Diclophenac, core strengthening exercises, yoga stretches, upping my step count on the treadmill. Even the back healing affirmations from metaphysical teacher Louise Hay. Missing from the list are NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) like ibuprofen because I have mixed feelings about medication. I don’t want to be a fool and try to tough it out because pain management is an important part of healing but I also fear just masking the pain or suffering side effects. We also replaced our traditional mattress and box spring with a new electric frame/natural latex mattress combo. Becoming aware of my
posture especially as I work at my desk has been an eye-opener. It takes real awareness and effort to correct what has become a bad habit. I can’t do my ball chair for long. I try to keep my feet flat on the floor and not lean one way or the other when I’m on the phone or reading files. I’ve got a riser for my laptop, a separate wireless keyboard, and have the document size enlarged to avoid eyestrain and unnecessary leaning in. And despite all that, the pain persists when I stand, sit, lie down. It’s interfering with my quality of life and ticking me off. The potential causes of low back pain are too many to list here. But most of us are carrying too much weight, leading a largely sedentary
of our chests which has to affect the rest of the spine and surrounding muscles. I’m determined to get rid of or minimize this ache through behavioural and lifestyle changes. Frankly living like this is unacceptable from where I sit.
life, and don’t have the necessary core strength. The health care providers I talk to say the use of cell phones, computers, and even reading are leading to an epidemic of upper back and neck pain caused by a rolling forward of our shoulders and a closing
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Andrew School Hosts The Little Opera doing Jack and the Beanstalk MAUREEN SULLIVAN This past Monday, April 9th, the Andrew School hosted The Little Opera doing a production of Jack and the Beanstalk. The gym was full with the students of
Andrew and students from Mundare filling the gym floor. The four person team from The Little Opera captivated the students with help from Andrew students; Ryan, Emma,
Trai, Rylee, Jessica, Simon, Rori, Anna, Izzy, Brooke, Preston, Abbey Ethan, Kaden and Lucca. The Little Opera travels the province putting on shows wherever asked, this is their third
Hen who lays the golden egg - (l to r) Marc Ludwig, Jessica, and Ironmonger
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public communications plan. “Community profiles will be created as a result of the collaboration,” she added. “And hopefully future funding will allow the communities to add capital items to help the communities be ready for emergencies.” The money has been granted through the provincial government’s Alberta Community Partnership program. While part of the project, the Town of Lamont, which received a letter informing them of the grant at the April 10 council meeting, isn’t sure what their role will be. “Bruderheim formed a committee with us and other communities about a year ago,” said Deputy Chief Administrator of Lamont Dawn Neilsen. “We had an initial meeting, but not much since then so I can’t say direction this project will take.” She did add a lot of data on climate change in the area has been recorded and is sure that will come into play as the project moves forward.
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drought or even the effects of a long winter. “We thought if we partnered with similar sized communities we might identify similar areas of concern and find common solutions,” explained Podoborozny. “These conditions impact municipalities and their infrastructure, so by working together we’re able to increase awareness of these issues.” May find infrastructure gaps to close The new program, she said, will allow further development of plans to react to these climactic events. She added Lamont was caught up in some localized sudden flooding from a rain storm a couple of years ago and this program could help them be more prepared if another similar event occurred. “We may find we need more pumps or bladders for flooding, or maybe more loaders or equipment.” Podoborozny said the new funding will allow the three participating communities to find “gaps” in their local preparedness and provide a
them for the castle. Both Ethan and Marc had the pleasure of seeing productions of The Little Opera when they were students and were bitten by the acting bug.
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Area communities receive grant to create a climate plan JOHN MATHER Bruderheim has been awarded a $32,000 grant to support its development of a regional climate change adaptation plan project. “We have goals in our strategic plan and one of them is with the environment,” said Bruderheim Mayor Karl Hauch. “I don’t have the specifics of the plan yet, but I’m excited we can partner with other municipalities to work on something that will benefit all our area residents.” “There’s a good number of us working on this and it’s an important opportunity to work together on these important issues.” While Bruderheim takes the lead on this project, it will also involve the towns of Lamont and Gibbons. According to Bruderheim Chief Administrator Patty Podoborozny the town was able to conduct a climate resilience workshop more than a year ago and worked with other area communities to study gaps in preparedness in the event of climate related emergencies such as fires, flood,
played the giant and the beans salesman. So captivated were the audience with the play that when Jack said "look over there at the Giant's castle," the audience all turned to look behind
The Town of Mundare requires a PARK ATTENDANT for Ukraina Park on a contract basis. Please check www.mundare.ca for the job description or contact the Administration Office at 780-764-3929. Park attendant contract pays $575.00 per week and runs from May 14 to September 9, 2018. Please submit resume by Monday, April 30 to: Town of Mundare 5128 50 St. Box 348 Mundare, AB T0B 3H0 Or by fax to 780-764-2003 or e-mail to resume@mundare.ca.
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TOWN OF LAMONT The Town of Lamont will be accepting applications for 2 Summer Students for summer employment in the following departments: PUBLIC WORKS PARKS & RECREATION Positions will range from two to four months. University and High School students are encouraged to apply. Please forward your resume to: Town of Lamont Box 330 Lamont, Alberta T0B 2R0 Fax: (780)895-2595 lamontoffice@townlife.com
Application deadline is at Noon, April 20, 2018 Town of Lamont thanks all applicants for their interest; only those chosen for an interview will be contacted.
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______________________ CARD OF OF THANKS THANKS CARD I am so grateful for all of your prayers, messages, and wishes on celebrating my 80th Birthday. To all of my family and friends, I want to extend an extra special Thank You for a heart-warming birthday celebration. It was a very special day of many new memories! Ingrid These-Hanson ______________________ COMING EVENTS EVENTS COMING Holden 4-H Beef Club Club Achievement Day April 28 at the Holden Arena Starting at 10:30 a.m. 15/16c ______________________ The annual meeting of the Beaver County Victim Services Association will be held on Thursday, April 26 at 7 p.m. in the Village of Holden Office meeting room (Please use back door) Everyone is welcome! ______________________ Viking Dance Inspirations Year End Recital May 3, 2018 at Kinsella Community Hall Doors Open at 6:30 p.m. Recital Begins at 7 p.m. Tickets at the door $5 each, ages 12 and under free. Door prize, 50/50 and Cash Raffle draw. 15/16c ______________________ Prague Community Association Annual General Meeting Sunday, April 29 at 1:30 p.m. at the Prague Hall Coffee and Squares served. 14/16c
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Annual Four Churches Community Choir. Performance at Salem Mennonite Church (49232 Range Road 184) on April 29th at 7 p.m. Come out and enjoy a wonderful time of music and fellowship. TM15c ______________________ BIRTHDAY PARTY! The family of Louise Blakey invite you to help celebrate their Mom's birthday at the Tofield Legion, Saturday, April 21 at 7:00pm. Please - no cards or gifts. It's just a party! TM14-15p ______________________ FOR RENT RENT FOR
• Commercial space for rent in Tofield, please call for details 780-932-0041. • 2 bedroom apartment for rent in Tofield. Includes balcony, in-suite laundry, heat and water. $800/month. Phone 780932-0041. TM07tfnp ______________________ Available Immediately. 2 bedroom house for rent in Viking. $650/month plus utilities. Phone 780-3855287. 02tfnc ______________________ Viking. 1BR Basement suite. $550/Month. $550/DD. Utilities included. Separate entrance. Shared laundry. Call or text 780-717-6783. ______________________ Suite in four-plex in Tofield. 2 bedrooms, 1 & 1/2 bath. Fridge, stove, washer and dryer. Adults only. No smoking and no pets. $1,000/month. Available immediately. Call: 780-263-2688.
Purebred yearling & 2 year old Red & Black Angus bulls for sale. call 780-986-9088 LL14/21p ______________________ Free range brown eggs for sale. $3/dozen. Call: 780-662-2125. ______________________ Bulls for sale. Quiet two-year-old and yearlings, black angus bulls, and black baldie bulls available. Semen tested. 780-632-1083, 780-632-1961, 780-632-1104 13/21p ______________________ Purebred yearling and 2 yr old Red & Black Angus bulls for sale. Call 780-986-9088. 13/22c ______________________ Hay for sale Round Bales - F/C, S/C pick up or delivered. 780-497-1633 ______________________ Registered Polled Hereford yearling and two year old bulls. PMD Polled Herefords. 780-336-2675 ______________________ Certified seed for sale. •Wheat: AC Shaw VB, •Barley: Amisk, CDC Cowboy. •Oats: AC Morgan, CDC Haymaker, Murphy •Peas: CDC Amarillo, CDC Limerick, CDC Horizon. •Fababeans: CDC Snowdrop. Haralie Seed Farms 780-662-2617 or 780-405-8089 Tofield Alta. _______________________ HELP WANTED WANTED HELP
Our new dental clinic located in the Walmart Plaza in Vegreville is looking for a very enthusiastic Dental Assistant to join our team. Our practice is committed & focused on providing excellent quality patient care and we are looking for someone professional, reliable with excellent interpersonal skills, warm and friendly with patients. We offer a competitive wages commensurate with experience as well as great friendly work environment! If this opportunity sounds interesting to you, please apply to vegredent@gmail.com. All applications will be treated confidential. Thank you! ______________________ The Kinsella Rec & Ag are currently accepting applications for summer (May to August) employment. Duties will include grounds keeping, maintenance and Janitorial work to be done Mon-Fri a (3040 hr) work week. Must be at least 16 years of age; able to follow instruction and work well on their own. For more information phone Kailynne at (780) 806-1839. Email applications to: kailynne.hollinger@gmail. com Application deadline May 1, 2018
Straight Line Fencing Custom Fencing - All types. We also remove old fencing. Clearing of bush. Also selling Liquid Feed. Mark Laskosky 780-9907659 ______________________ PINOY’S CLEANING AND JANITORIAL SERVICES
3 bedroom, 1 bath, mobile home in Viking. $1,000/month. Utilities included. No smoking. No pets. Call 780-336-6375. 15p ______________________ Excellent 4 bedroom house for rent in Tofield. All appliances, large fenced yard, dbl garage, workshop, pics on Kijiji. Some pets welcome. $1500.00 month plus utilities & DD. Available May 1. Janet 780-431-0988 TM15/16p ______________________ 3 BDRM house for rent in Lamont. 780-405-2511 LL01tfnc ______________________ Bachelor and 1 bedroom suites, 3 appliances. Bachelor from $695, 1 bdrm from $795, rent incl. water, heat, energized parking stall. SD $500. 780-632-3102 LL06tfnp ______________________ 2 bedroom large suite in 3story walk-up apartment building under new professional management with live-in, on-site caretaker. Close to Town Centre, hospital and NoFrills Super-store. Rent from $895, incl. utilities, energized parking stall. DD $500. Seniors welcome with special rate. 780-6326878 or 780-918-6328 LL06tfnp ______________________ 3 Bedroom house, 2 1/2 baths. No pets, no smoking. Located in Viking. Phone 780-385-0626 for more info.
TM15tfnc _______________________ LAND FOR FOR RENT LAND RENT Approximately 90 acres of cropland for rent that was previously hayland, disked with a breaking disk twice last fall. Ph: 780-940-0703 TM14-15p _______________________ FOR SALE SALE FOR Fridge for sale. Good condition. Works well. $300. Call 780-385-5262 for more information. 15/16c ______________________ 900 Sq.Ft. mobile home in Viking. 3 bedroom, all appliances, with recent renovations. Bright and cozy. $25,000 firm. Call 780-385-0441. 15p ______________________ Silver 2014 F150 highway driven, original owner looking to downsize. Truck is in excellent condition inside and out. Have receipts of maintenance records. Tires in very good condition. Chrome step bar, step up tailgate, backup camera, full rubber floor mats. 101,794 kms. $27,900 OBO. Please text or call: 780-884-6239. TM14p
Floral Designer: experience preferred. Drop resumes off at Flower Pot : 5036 50th ave, Lamont LL14/15c ______________________ Waterfowl hunting guide in Tofield/Vegreville area. September and October 2018 position available, $4,000-$6,000/month. Some experience required. Evenings and weekends. Room and board provided. Contact Blaine Burns at Black Dog Outfitters 780-203-2876 or bburns4@telusplanet.net, check it out at www.blackdogoutfit.ca
14/15c _______________________ SERVICES SERVICES DB LANDSCAPING for Fences and Decks, Yard and Skid Steer Services. Call Dustin at 780-9197743 TM12tfnc ______________________ Ritchie’s Painting Co. Professional Interior/ Exterior Commercial & Residential Painting. Spray Painting & Cabinet Refinishing. www.ritchiespainting.ca. Call Jason in Viking, AB today for a future estimate - Cell: 780254-0166 or Home: 780254-0700. ______________________ Roy’s Handyman Services. Flooring, trim work, basement finishing, decks, fences, kitchen cabinet installs and carpentry work. 780-662-0146 or 780232-3097
“For all your Cleaning Needs” Residential and Commercial Strip & Waxing, Steam Cleaning, Carpet Cleaning, Grass Cutting & Yardwork, Tree Cutting & Trimming Satisfaction Guaranteed Contact: 780-385-4154 Elizabeth F. Andersen Director/Owner ______________________ Carpet and upholstery cleaning - residential and commercial. Truck mount unit, sewer back-up, and flood cleaning. Auto and RV cleaning. Call Glenn and Cindi Poyser, Fancy Shine Auto and Carpet Care at (780) 384-3087 ______________________ 35+ years exp. Drywall Taper. Living in Killam but willing to travel. Hand taper by trade but have experience with boxes, roller/flusher, taping tube. No bazooka experience. Have own tools (10-12" boxes, pump, angle box, roller, flusher, hand tools, etc.) Also do ceiling texture. Nondrinker, Just want to work. Willing to work with existing taping crew. Call 780-385-2106 / 780385-1251. _______________________ WANTED WANTED Hay Land Wanted, 2018 Any land size, crop size, pay by acre or ton. Newer, reliable equipment. call 780-919-0295 11/18p
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Two new businesses to Bruderheim BIBC Bruderheim’s Infinity Business Centre (BIBC) has recently welcomed two new business partners, Spectre Systems and Vibrant Solar Solutions, to town. The two businesses have set up offices at the Centre, which opened in January of 2018 and offers office and meeting space, busi-
ness support and training. “The BIBC and incubator project is an inspiring venture for the Town,” says Bruderheim Mayor, Karl Hauch. “The business community is critical to our Town, and we want to do everything we can to support our businesses and offer
Kevin Cardinal from Vibrant Solar Solutions.
opportunities for innovation and expansion.” Spectre Systems, in business since 2015, is a paving company from Mundare that specializes in road building, particularly asphalt paving, parking lots, municipal streets, road repairs and trail paving. “We chose to come to the BIBC because we wanted to be in a central location to the municipalities we are serving,” says Ed Shepel, Director of Spectre Systems. “It’s important to us to become a part of the community.” The solar equipment sales and installation company, Vibrant Solar Solutions, also in business since 2015, provides
LED lighting and general electrical services for residential and commercial clients. “We started the business because we want to help people and businesses become more sustainable through energy conservation,” says Kevin Cardinal, President of Vibrant Solar Solutions, who has been in the electrical business for nearly 25 years. “We want to ensure a healthy future for our planet and our communities.” “Having these businesses set up shop in Bruderheim is a big step forward,” adds Mayor Hauch. “We’re excited to support them and watch them grow.”
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Large gathering expected at St. Michael to discuss the ongoing problem of rural crime JOHN MATHER Open house to address rural crime issues Federal, provincial and municipal politicians will gather at St. Michael Recreation Centre April 26 at 7 p.m. to discuss the ongoing problem of rural crime in the area. “We’ll be starting the meeting with a discussion by Lloyd Kennedy of LegalShield on identity theft,” said Al Ropchan, the vice president of the Andrew Willington St. Michael Rural Crime Watch Association. “This is one of the biggest problems out there right now.” He said stats show one of eight people in Canada has been victimized by identity theft. He said there are many ways thieves can retrieve your identity without you knowing. One of the common ones, he explained, was when a person uses a commercial photocopier. “Anything you photocopy, including your personal documents, the copier hard drive retains that information in its memory. If it’s not wiped out it’s still there when the copier is thrown out.” “We want to advise members and potential members of things happening out in our area,” he said. “We know rural crime has taken a sharp increase over the past couple of years.” He added the meeting will include a presentation by Citizens on Patrol. “These folks drive around looking for suspicious activity,” he explained. “They have to be trained, have a criminal record check done, and be approved by the RCMP. They travel around the area and report back to RCMP.” The program will conclude with a panel discussion featuring a representative from Lakeland MP Shannon
Stubbs’s office, Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville MLA Jessica Littlewood, County of Two Hills and Lamont councillors and the Two Hills RCMP. “Our rural crime watch association takes in both Counties, so people will be there to tell us what’s happening.” He added the provincial government has announced they will be
hiring more RCMP personnel to help combat the rural crime issue. “People are asking when is this going to happen and how many more officers will come to our area,” he said. “This is what we want to hear about.” Facebook used as vital communication tool Ropchan added the rural crime watch has
developed a Facebook page where members can issue alerts throughout the area when they see strange vehicles acting in suspicious manners in the rural areas. “People will post on the site if they see something going on in their area. The RCMP has bought in that we have that page, and they monitor it.
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“Most rural crime watch associations have Facebook pages. Crooks move around and Facebook has been very successful for us.” He added licence plate theft is pretty common the rural areas. “I think that’s happening everywhere. They aren’t stealing the vehicle - they just take the plate to commit a crime. When someone reports
that plate number it comes back to the rural homeowner.” He states it’s just another form of identity theft. Ropchan also sits on the provincial rural crime watch association board and he reports this sort of crime isn’t isolated to Lamont County, but is something going on province wide.
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16 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Wednesday, April 18, 2018