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Vol. 11, No. 7, Tuesday, December 8, 2015
Sharun family lights up the night sky and hearts of friends and neighbours during light up celebration Michelle Pinon Editor
For Mundare area resident Brian Sharun this is the most wonderful time of year. To celebrate, Brian, his wife Shawna, and 16-yearold daughter Cheyyne, invited as many family members, friends, and neighbours to their annual Christmas Light Up celebration on Dec. 5th. More than 150 people came to see Brian’s metal and rope light creations be brought to life with a flick of a switch shortly before 7 p.m. Saturday evening. Even Santa Claus made an appearance to the delight of all the children, who got to sit on his knee and share their Christmas wishes with. Brian, who is a member of the local fire department, was also collecting donations for the fire department, and with the generosity of guests helped collect $555 for the worthy cause. “We started the Light Up about 10 years ago,” said Brian. “Actually, it was 11 years ago,” noted Shawna. Normally, there are between 15 and 20 people in attendance, but this year the family invited a larger circle of people, and included co-workers, friends, and acquaintances. The Light Up started with one project, a Christmas wreath, and has grown every year since. Strolling through their large yard, guests looked at a giant sized Nativity Scene, Christmas carolers, Santa and his eight reindeer, Santa going down the chimney, the STARS air ambulance, sleigh ride, giant Christmas tree, choo-choo train, Santa driving a golf cart, Shawna’s favourite – a gingerbread house, and daughter Cheyyne’s request of penguins and an igloo. “That’s new this year,” added Brian. Brain has spent countless hours in his shop making the steel frames and fastening rope lights. There have been countless visitors to their yard during the holiday season over the years. Shawna said pictures of the spectacular Christmas creations have been sent all over the world, including South Africa and the Ukraine. He buys the rope lights in 150 foot rolls. “I get them wholesale from an outfit in BC, so I get a good deal.” For Brian, there is always a “work in progress”; and he is thrilled to be able to share his joy and passion with others. With the latest celebration having just wrapped up, there will no doubt be many more visitors to their property which is located just off of Highway 16 on Range Road 170.
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Even Santa Claus made an appearance at the Sharun familyʼs Christmas light up celebration southwest of Mundare on Saturday, December 5th. Shawna and Brian pose with daughter Cheyyne, far right.
PHOTO COURTESY OF CYNTHIA REID
Three ambulances and several other emergency vehicles were on scene at Township Road 544 and Range Road 191 Monday, Dec. 7th at 10:30 a.m. STARS air ambulance is seen flying away from the scene as photographed. No other information was available at press time.
2 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, December 8, 2015
Lamont family joins Eskimos Grey Cup rally Michelle Pinon Editor
Unforgettable. That’s what Tuesday, December 1st will always be for one Lamont family who attended the Eskimos Grey Cup homecoming party in Churchill Square in downtown Edmonton. “It was a great day for myself and the kids; a day to remember for many years to come,” said dad Cory Carruthers. “We went downtown as we had the Green ‘n Gold Fever,” said Cory, who pulled his two children, Emily and Aidan, out of school to attend the noon hour celebration. They were among thousands of people in the crowd, but stood out in the crowd after performing a good deed. “They let her, (a lady in a wheelchair), go ahead of them in line. When one of the City of Edmonton councillors saw their act of kindness, he asked if they wanted to go up for pictures with the Cup,” said Cory. Soon after the celebration ended, the kids, who posed with players D’Anthony Batiste and Matthew O’Donnell, were plastered all over local media websites as well as the Eskimos’ website. Everyone was packed shoulder to shoulder, and it was well worth playing hooky for. “It was just going to be a day with dad to celebrate a championship win and it turned into a better day than anyone could have guessed, minus the parking ticket at the Clareview station when I returned 90 minutes later.” Even though the Carruthers clan hasn’t ever attended an Eskimos home game, Cory expects that will change next season. So now, the Edmonton Eskimos have a new legion of fans, and a growing legacy, and momentum to carry them into the 2016 season.
Aidan, and Emily with dad Cory Carruthers at the Grey Cup homecoming party on Tuesday, Dec. 1st.
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The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, December 8, 2015 - 3 PHOTO BY MICHELLE PINON
Edmonton based Visco Demolition tore down the former Lamont Seniors Centre in less than two hours Wednesday morning, Dec. 2nd. The company will be removing the cement foundation and recycling it into gravel before filling in the hole with clay before construction of the lodge expansion begins.
16/60 Hockey League: Emerson Hauch has league scoring lead for Tier 4 Novice KERRY ANDERSON Lamont County Minor Hockey scores from teams playing in the 16/60 Hockey League this week are as follows: Bruderheim Novice team (0-3) lost 7-3 on Nov. 29 against Onoway, despite Emerson Hauch scoring a hat trick. Sean Braden picked up the lone assist. On Saturday Mundare Novice (2-1) downed Bruderheim 9-5 at the Bruderheim Hockey Arena. League leading scorer Emerson Hauch connected on four for Bruderheim, while Kayden Winslow scored once and assisted on another. Owen Stemberger had a five point game for Mundare (4g 1a), and Cooper McNiven got a hat trick. Other Mundare scorers were; Creed Middleton (1g 1a), and Karlee Patrie (1g). Riley Warawa got the win for Mundare. Also on Saturday, Lamont Novice team (2-0) travelled to Redwater and shut out the home team 2-0 at Pembina Place. Preston Burback scored the game’s opening goal late in the second period from Ayden Loran and Austin Shaw. In the third, Ethan White scored from Alex Andruchow at 11:43. Sandy McDonald recorded the shutout for Lamont. On Wednesday, Bruderheim Novice is scheduled to play at home against Redwater at 6:30 pm. On Thursday, Lamont travels to Redwater for a 5:45 contest. On Saturday Lamont is scheduled to play at Bon Accord Arena at 10:00 am. At 11:45 at Bruderheim Arena, Westlock Novice is scheduled in for a visit. Lamont Atom Tier 5A team (4-2) lost 9-7 to CNN 2 at Lamont Arena on Sunday. Kade Dickinson got two goals and three assists. Other scorers were; Dylan Onushko (3g 2a), and Jaxon Burant (2g 1a). Dylan Onushko is tied for fourth in league scoring with 22 points in only six games. Lamont is scheduled to play a return match on Saturday at Gibbons Arena at 9:45 am. continued on page 13
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Opinion From Where I Sit: We Can Hope
By Hazel Anaka Despite the lack of snow and the unbelievably mild temperatures the inexorable march toward Christmas is well, marching along. No one I know is unhappy
about winter being shortened by these extra stolen weeks of warmth courtesy of El Nino. While I acknowledge it’s a wee bit harder to get into the spirit, I’m willing to power through it. After all, we don’t need freezing rain, black ice, and minus twenty something temperatures to celebrate Christmas. The dry, perfect roads make shopping for gifts and groceries easier. There goes that excuse for not attending the Christmas concerts and recitals, office parties, hockey tournaments, church services, theatre and choir performances.
For those so inclined, creating the outdoor light extravaganza is easier this year. No drifts to traverse. No frozen fingers. Despite the mild weather we can’t forget our feathered friends. Keeping the bird feeders topped up will help the little guys survive. Heating bills should be lower this season and that’s great because virtually everything else is costing more from food to liquor. That needn’t mean the end of favourite traditional plans but perhaps a scaling back or modification instead. Talking to friends
about their Christmas plans convinces me we all want the same things. We try to make wishes come true for the youngest ones in the family. We connect with everyone else through the sharing of (too much) food and (festive) drinks. Most of us will get talked into playing board games. Stories about the past will be shared with ones who’ve forgotten or never heard them before. Some of them may even be true. Several years ago I started a tradition with my immediate family. It was a stolen idea I’ve since shared with others.
I bought journals for each of the adults. When our little family gathers on Christmas Eve we take turns writing a message in everyone else’s journal. It may be a wish expressed for the coming year. Or an acknowledgement that someone survived a big challenge or tough year. It may be an expression of gratitude for what that person means to us. For some, this is tough. There are the reluctant moaners. Yet who doesn’t love reading messages of love from the people closest to them? The fact they are written down makes them more
precious. Those sentiments will exist as long as the journals do and can be revisited whenever a person wishes. Of course, none of us should wait for a special day or month to share our homes and create memories with family and friends. Or to play family games or say what’s in our hearts. Maybe if we did this more often the ‘performance anxiety’ many of us feel at Christmas would disappear and all our days would be richer for it. Or at least we can hope, from where I sit.
Kudos to Lamont Light Up volunteers Dear Editor, Since I was so quick to condemn Lamont for not doing anything for Canada’s birthday on July 1st, I feel it is only fair to commend Lamont on the fabulous job they did on the Christmas Light Up. I was amazed at the amount of volunteers who gave up so much of their time to make sure this day was enjoyed by all. Everything flowed smoothly and the number of activities available was unbelievable. Well done Lamont. Thank you and kudos to all the volunteers who made this a very memorable and enjoyable occasion. Judi Dutchak
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With Heartfelt Gratitude Taras Ostashek stepped from his earthly home into his heavenly home on Tuesday Nov. 24. He is survived by his wife, Vanessa: children: Cassidy (Teak) Bancroft: Tara (Kent) Vanstone: Matthew (Jade): his step grand daughter, Adrianna Bancroft: and his precious grandsons, Keelan Bancroft and Austin Ostashek. He is also survived by his sister Elizabeth Gould. On behalf of my family, I would like to thank Dr. Iordache and all the medical staff at the Lamont Health Care Centre. Your care for Taras was loving and compassionate!!
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6 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, December 8, 2015
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shoes, a black hoodie and a vest. The suspect was seen driving from the location in White Chevy Silverado, extended cab with no tailgate. If you have witnessed this incident or can identify the suspect vehicle (see picture at right), please contact Constable FREAKE of the Fort Saskatchewan RCMP at 780-992-6100 or call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) or visit www.crimestoppers.ca to remain anonymous.
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Kienna Grosul sits on Santaʼs knee. This young girlʼs wish for a Winter Dance served as the inspiration to the celebration that was jam packed with activities for all to enjoy. Franklin and Charlee Rusnick show off their beautiful smiles after they had their faces painted during Andrewʼs Community Christmas celebration on Saturday, Dec. 5th. Several community groups, volunteers and residents contributed to the event that featured sleigh rides, face painting, glitter tattoos, decorating, treats from Santa, a potluck supper and dance.
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Shell Canada donates $25,000 to Bruderheim School Michelle Pinon Editor
When Wayne Munsterman was looking at the faces of Bruderheim School students on Friday, Dec. 4th, he was hoping there would be a few budding engineers and scientists in the crowd. Munsterman, a technology manager at Shell Scotford, was on hand to present a $25,000 cheque to principal Jeff Huculak. “This money will be used to purchase a class set of Chromebooks and IPADs.” He estimates they will be able to purchase at least 45 devices and two charging carts
with the funds. “This is huge for our school. It will make us pretty much one to one in terms of students to technology ratio,” pointed out Huculak. “It pleases me and makes me proud to donate the money,” stated Munsterman, who later posed with students and staff for a group photo following his brief presentation during the school’s monthly assembly. “I encourage you to find a passion for engineering as I did,” added Munsterman. Fort SaskatchewanVegreville MLA Jessica Littlewood and Bruderheim town councillors Pat Lee and
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Wayne Munsterman, a technology manager at Shell Scotford, middle, presented a $25,000 cheque to Bruderheim School to purchase Chrome Books for students. On hand for the presentation on Friday, Dec. 4th was Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville MLA Jessica Littlewood, left, Bruderheim School Principal Jeff Huculak, and Bruderheim town councillors Patricia Lee and Virginia Differenz.
Drop in lacrosse program coming to Lamont in 2016 Michelle Pinon Editor
It took only a couple of drop in sessions before Lamont teenagers Daylin Medynski and Evan Shields were hooked on the sport of lacrosse. Now, other local youth will have the chance to try out the sport at Lamont High School early in the new year. In fact, it wasn’t long after Daylin and Evan tried out the sport, that Mike Spears, head coach of the Bantam 2 Rebels team in Fort Saskatchewan had them playing on his squad. Parent Chyenne Shaw said that not just Daylin and Evan played last year, but also David Kostiuk; and Shaw’s daughter, Katelynn, and her friend, Alexa, who played for the Rebels pee wee girls team. “It’s a fast rough sport. But also fun and rewarding,
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Lamont barber robbed arrived around 10 a.m. Tuesday morning. The window on the front Mike’s Trimz was the door was smashed to latest Lamont business to gain entry to the premises. He said the $100 float be robbed. Owner Mike he kept in the till was Abdulhak made the dis- stolen and his debit covery Tuesday, Dec. 1st. machine was broken. “I didn’t think it Abdulhak said the robbery would have taken would happen to me,” place sometime after he said Abdulhak, who has closed shop on 5 p.m. never had a robbery in Monday, and when he all his 32 years as a business owner....I just hope it doesn’t happen again.” He also hopes there will be more nighttime patrols by police, and said it would be even more of a deterrent if the town had a peace officer to deal these PHOTO BY MARION ZELINSKI with Shards of glass by the front door that types of situations. was smashed during the robbery. Michelle Pinon Editor
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The night time parade on main street is the grand finale for the annual Christmas Extravaganza celebration on main street in Mundare. Handing out some Christmas treats were members of Mundare town council. From left to right are: Frank Rosypal, Jaime Burghardt, Mayor Charlie Gargus, Irene Talaga, and Lisa Couchman. Christmas baking and traditional Ukrainian fare by members of the Communities In Bloom committee was snapped up quickly. Folks also enjoyed the handcrafted items at the market, sleigh rides, a visit with Santa and festive mice stuffies donated by Charlotte Hrynyk, cookies by members of the Library Board, as well as decorating Christmas ornaments and eating homemade cookies that were supplied by the Servus Credit Union.
Lakeland MP poses initial question Ottawa— Shannon Stubbs, MP, for the Lakeland constituency asked the first question in the first session of the 42nd Parliament, on behalf of the Conservative Official Opposition on Friday, Dec. 4th. Replying to the Speech from the Throne, Stubbs spoke about the outsized contributions made by the people and businesses of Lakeland to all of Canada, and about the challenges facing the energy sector in Alberta. Stubbs asked Liberal MP Remi Masse to explain how hiking taxes and taking more money away from Canadians and businesses will protect jobs? Masse replied, Mr. Speaker, Canadians made a clear choice in October. They chose a leader with a vision, a solid team, and a clear program that is inspiring.
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THANK YOU The Viking Reclamation Gas Kings novice hockey team would like to say a big Thank You to all of the sponsors who helped make their tournament on November 21st successful. Thank You to: Viking Reclamation, R. Q. Oilfield, Kittle Farms Ltd., Perpetual Energy, Viking Vision Credit Union, War Energy, Laurie's Vintage Creations and Home Decor, Andrukow Group Solutions, Shotgun Gypsy, Bruce Phos Inc., and the 26er's Hockey Team. Your support and generousity are greatly appreciated! 49c
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12345 been reported or finalized. Lamont Midget Tier 3 team (6-1) downed Athabasca 3-2 on Sunday when Justin Marler scored the winning goal unassisted with 3:28 remaining. Athabasca had a 2-1 lead after the second, before Lamont mounted a comeback. Luke Farrell had the first two Lamont goals. Lane Palahniuk picked up two assists, and Alex Woitas got one. Brayden Kopyczyn stopped 27 of 29 for a .931 save percentage and got the win in goal.
Mundare Tier 4 Atoms (3-3) downed Sturgeon 2 on Saturday at Legal Arena 7-3. Caden Sawatzky (hat trick), and Max Kokotyn (four goals), did all the scoring for Mundare. Assists went to; Tommy Peyton (1a), Logan Bork (2a), and Raeanne Boyko (1a). Colton Boyko picked up the win in goal. Mundare’s next game is scheduled for Dec. 20 vs. Fort at Dow Centennial Centre. On Nov. 29 Lamont Pee Wee Hawks (5-0) beat Fort Saskatchewan 3C 9-2 at Bruderheim. Connor Kardash got a hat trick for Lamont, and added an Providing top quality HSE services for the past 10 years assist. Other scorers were; Caleb Oshust (1g), Chris Site Safety Representation, Electrical Safety Couillard (1g), Adam Yuke (1g), Kale Williams (2g), and Chandler Burback (1g). Matthew Enns got the and many other services available. New win. Lamont is scheduled to play on Friday at 7:00 office near the Hardisty Tank farm. pm at the Strathcona Olympiette Centre & Fultonvale Arena. Kardash has 28 points in five games to lead the league in scoring. Bantam Tier 4 Lamont team downed Fort Saskatchewan 7-4, Nov. 29 on the road. Thomas Hoculak got a goal and Kerry and two assists. Other scorers Michelle Donations Donations can can be be were; Evan Shields (1g), Anderson; The Lamont Max Farrell (1a), Tyler made made at at Leader; Marion Zelinski; Lamont Coulliard (2g), Ethan The Lamont Leader The Lamont Leader Travel; Sandy; Harold and Cory Mulholland; Zago (1g), Dietrich or by mail: Marshall & Bev or by mail: Derksen (1a), Mason Able Pawluk and family; Box Peter and Virginia Box 1079 1079 (1a), Kalem Stuermer Shewchuk; Lamont, AB Total to date: Lamont, AB (1g), and Connor T0B Mackenze (1g). Markus T0B 2R0 2R0 $190.00 Taylor got the win for Please make cheques payable to: Thank you ☺ Lamont. Andrew was to County of Lamont host Lamont on Sunday Food Bank but no game sheet had
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•2015 Grand Caravan SXT, 528 kms, stk#AV-435,
$25,000 •2015 Grand Caravan SXT, 524 kms, stk#AV-434, $25,000 •2015 Grand Caravan, 527 kms, stk#AV-432, $25,000 •2015 Ram 2500 SXT, Crew, 4x4, 1,200 kms, stk#AV-429, $40,997 •2015 Ram 2500 Longhorn, Crew, 4x4, 1,228 kms, stk#AV-428, $57,997 •2015 Grand Caravan SXT, 529 kms, stk#AV-437, $25,000 •2014 Ford Mustang GT, 35,000 kms, stk#15-256A, $30,500 •2014 Chrysler 200 Ltd, 20,390 kms, stk#AV-400, $17,994 •2014 Grand Caravan SE, 91,632 kms, stk#16-035A, $15,980 •2014 Ram 1500 Laramie Longhorn, Crew, 4x4, 45,500 kms, stk#15-106A, $44,900 •2014 Ram 3500 Laramie, Mega Cab, 4x4, Diesel, 95,000 kms, stk#15-263A, $54,997 •2013 Chrysler 200 LX, 75,500 kms, stk#15-243A $12,998 •2013 Ram 1500 Sport, Crew, 4x4, 45,000 kms, stk#15-244A, $35,387 •2013 Dodge Durango, Crew, 59,500 kms, stk#AV-438A, $35,997 •2013 Ram 1500 Sport, Crew, 4x4, 43,000 kms, stk#15-273A, $35,980 •2012 Dodge Journey R/T, 74,839 kms, stk#15-070A, $19,594
•2012 Grand Caravan SE, 61,831 kms, stk#15-175A, $15,998 •2012 Dodge Journey R/T, 76,137 kms, stk#14-330A, $18,990 •2012 Chevrolet Cruz, Eco, 61,972 kms, stk#15-229A, $13,998 •2012 Ram 1500 Longhorn, 4x4, Crew, 59,500 kms, stk#AV-394A,
$34,997 •2011 Dodge Journey R/T, AWD, stk#15-201A, $16,998 •2011 Ram 1500 SLT, Crew, 4x4, 131,237 kms, stk#15-250A, $21,500 •2011 Grand Cherokee Ltd, 4x4, 108,560 kms, stk#15-188B, $28,690 •2011 Jeep Compass North, 4x4, 52,000 kms, stk#16-022A, $15,998 •2011 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD, 4x4, Crew, stk#16-012A, $25,997 •2010 Ram 1500 Sport, Crew, 4x4, 139,862 kms, stk#AV-427, $21,630 •2010 Grand Caravan SXT, 47,665 kms, stk#15-230A, $16,544 •2010 Dodge Journey SXT, 63,500 kms, stk#15-279A, $13,998 •2010 Dodge Journey SXT, 62,800 kms, stk#15-011A, $13,998 •2010 Ram 1500 Laramie, Quad Cab, 4x4, 138,800 kms, stk#14-316B,
$23,998
•2005 Grand Cherokee Ltd, 4x4, Hemi, 175,000 kms, stk#15-268B
December 1st - 31st
$8,997
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Store your tires with us this winter! See Service for details! Disclosure: VEHICLE MAY NOT BE AS ILLUSTRATED. SEE DEALER FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. OFFERS VALID UNTIL DEC 31/2015.
Killam, Alberta Phone 780-385-2121 Toll Free 1-877-385-2331 Big City Dealership, Small Town Atmosphere Maggie Wes Tristan Gerry Jason Valerie Campbell Patten Nickerson Andres Keyzer Cornell Sales/ General Sales/ Parts Finance Service Manager Leasing Leasing Manager Manager Manager
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16 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, December 8, 2015
Lamont County Administration and Public Works Offices will be closed for the Holidays from December 21 to December 25, 2015. We will be open December 28-31, and be closed January 1. We will reopen on January 4, 2016.
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