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Pinon News Advertiser Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, (UCHV) hosted its Harvest of the Past event on Sept. 10. The event celebrated all things agricultural with a variety of historical activities, some of which included: threshing, binding and field work demonstrations, flailing and winnowing, kapusta making, canning, wool carding and spinning, and garlic braiding to name a few. Jerry Lysyk has been volunteering at UCHV for more than 15 years and served as engineer for the threshing demonstration. “It was my job to set and adjust the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village Hosts Harvest of the Past

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September 5

03:22 – Report of an attempted break and enter to a government building in Vegreville. Suspects damaged the front door but did not gain entry. CCTV being reviewed and the investigation is ongoing.06:49

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18:57 – Members responded with Vegreville Fire to a structure fire in Vegreville. When members arrived, the structure was not fully engulfed and the fire crews were able to control the fire. Members conducted traffic and crowd control. Initial investigation seems to show that the fire was intentionally set, and a suspect has been identified. The investigation is ongoing.

September 8

Nothing of note

– Report of an attempted break and enter at a public building in Mundare. The suspects attempted to break in by throwing a pail at a window. Members responded to the alarm. The suspect had fled. CCTV being reviewed and the investigation is ongoing.

09:19 – Report of a delivery truck being broken into, the hood opened, and battery stolen. The truck was parked in a residential area of Vegreville when the theft occurred. Under investigation.

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14:18 – Report of an individual entering a business and making threats. The female resident of Vegreville is known to members and is subject of multiple ongoing16:50complaints.–Report of a “swine at large” near the town of Vegreville. It was learned that the pig escaped custody and was no longer on the property. Members remained on alert during patrols and forwarded the file to bylaw enforcement. As of writing the animal is still on the loose.

23:27 – Complainant called to report that his son was keeping him up by playing games on his phone. Members called the complainant back who then informed them that the game playing had stopped and the RCMP were no longer required.

September 6

11:39 – Several complaints about debris on the highway on Hwy 16 near RR140. Glass and debris were reported. Emcon, (the correct contact) was informed and asked to clear the debris.

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17:14 – Report of an abandoned black and white Border collie near RR 175 & Hwy 16. Members attended, found the very friendly female pup in good condition that appeared to be abandoned and no identification. Members took the animal to Crazy Critters Rescue who will arrange for adoption.

16:29 – Report of an erratic delivery van swerving while driving on Hwy 16. Vegreville members attended and were able to locate the vehicle, conducting a traffic stop near RR 183. They confirmed that the driver was not impaired. They went on to learn that the vehicle was empty, and the driver was having trouble with the windy conditions.

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Members cautioned the driver to drive to the conditions.

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21:57 – Report of a parking complaint in the town of Vegreville. The complainant indicated that his neighbour is parking too close to his driveway making it difficult to back out. Members spoke to the individual, explaining that this was a bylaw matter and forwarded the file to bylaw enforcement.

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10:00 – Report of fraud where the complainant was contacted by someone claiming to be involved with organizing a trade show. The complainant sent money via PayPal and later was asked to send additional money via credit card. Finding this suspicious, the complainant contacted the bank and the trade show organizers official channels. The complainant learned that this was not legitimate and contacted their bank and was provided information

09:55 – Members on patrol on Hwy 631, clocked an ivory GMC Yukon travelling 139 kmph in the 100 kmph zone. The vehicle was stopped and the 23-year-old male driver from the County of Minburn was issued a speeding ticket carrying a voluntary penalty of $360.

07:27 – Report of a single vehicle semirollover on Hwy 16 near RR 160 westbound. The occupants were not injured, however cargo was strewn about the highway and the left hand lane was closed for much of the day. Members attended and remained on scene to conduct traffic control and conduct an investigation into the13:55crash.– Traffic enforcement by members in Vegreville. Tickets consisted of speeding, cell phone use and equipment not working.

20:44 – Report of an unknown white Crown Victoria car on the complainant’s land. It was not running and he did not know why it was there. Members attended but the vehicle was gone. The landowner later learned that the vehicle had 2 “young” people who were there goose hunting, but stated that they did not have permission to be on the land.

10:39 – Complainant attended the detachment to report that he was threatened by a male known to him. The threats involved death threats. The subject of the complaint is known to members and is on an undertaking for nocontact. Members located the 73-year-old male and arrested him for breaching his conditions and uttering threats. He was later released with additional paperwork for15:24court. – Complaint received by a Vegreville female about an assault. Members attended spoke with the complainant who then stated there was no assault but, offered additional information including that she was being extorted by Calvin Klein who additionally started the war between England and Northern Ireland.

14:23 – Call received from a Mundare residence about a family member creating a disturbance and not taking their medication. Members attended and mediated the situation which included the individual taking their prescribed medication.

During the week there were 91 calls for service made in total including: 1 false alarm, 2 false 911, 2 animal strikes, 2 wellbeing check, 14 calls under the Mental Health Act or related to mental health, and approximately 15 tickets from traffic enforcement.

18:01 – Report of suspicious people sitting in the ditch beside a grey Nissan Pathfinder on Hwy 16 near RR 175 in Lamont County. Members located the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop. The 30-year-old female driver from Lloydminster was issued a ticket for Driving an Uninsured Motor Vehicle on the Highway, (mandatory court) and driving a vehicle without proof of registration, (VP of $324).

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machine so I get a clean sample.” Lysyk, along with a crew of around 10 volunteers, harvested wheat. It was his sixth year of participating in the threshing demonstration. Lysyk said Bruce McGregor approached him. “He knew I had run the machine.” In fact, Lysyk said he learned from his dad at an early age how to operate a threshing machine. “I was about 10 or 11 years-old at the time,” said Lysyk.

Even though a lot of families were already running combines, Lysyk said his dad purchased a 20 inch Case threshing machine in 1957. “It was one of the last years it wasLysykmade.”resides on his dad’s farm near Mundare and has been farming all his life. At 69 years of age, he still puts up crops. He has one and a half quarter sections. This year he seeded barley and he also puts up hay for the five Percheron and PercheronMorgan cross horses.

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Lysyk said it’s very gratifying to volunteer at UCHV. He welcomes all questions and was happy to see children and adults asking questions after the threshing demonstration. With one foot in the past and one in the present, he is able to combine the two, and plans to help out again next year.

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One individual, (a Mr. Schaeffer) was sworn in as a council member in the US while wearing a colander. Another, in Austria has his official government ID photo taken with similar head wear.

Finally, if you are ready to take the ultimate plunge, you can buy yourself a pirate ship on the Potomac River. Former Loudoun County firefighter Daniel Corder is selling the pictured transformed house boat for $49,000 USD. Tell me what you think. Email me at abletters@newsadvertiser.com

Some advice is to talk in a deep, gravelly voice, grunt and growl a lot, use insults abundantly, yell “arr!” every now and then, mumble incoherently from all the rum you’ve drunk, slur your words, give up g’s and v’s in most words, and replace “you” and your“ with “ye” and “yer”. However, if you are in customer service, you may want to forego the insults.

Thankfully, for our entertainment there are some people out there that didn’t miss the festivities in Arrrgust (August). You can find a few stories in the news reels about community events that I’m sure were thoroughly enjoyed. There are also some upcoming dates favorable to swashbucklers.

is the leader of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster of B.C. Yes, you read that right. They are the CFSMBC and their followers are known as Pastafarians. I won’t go into detail about the CFSM at it would undoubtedly be offensive to some, but they are making some headlines.Members all over the world have argued (and won) that their religion’s head wear of either the three-cornered hat, known as a pirate’s tricorn or a pasta colander can be worn for official ceremonies or photos.

Mr. Smith is arguing that it is his right to express his religion and this is protected under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. He has taken his fight to the Supreme Court of B.C. and when he submitted a request for files the ICBC had related to him, Pastafarianism or the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, he received back 691 pages of heavily redacted documents. The story goes on and Dread Pirate Higgs has even put out a “call to arms” of sorts, suggesting that on International Talk Like a Pirate Day, all the Pastafarians show up at the ICBC and demand that their driver’s license photos be taken while wearing the official religious headgear of either the tricorn hat or a colander. That brings me to International Talk Like a Pirate Day. You have a few days to warm up in front of a mirror before September 19 rolls around. What better way to start a new week than talking like a pirate. If you have kids, you can wake them up a hearty “Arrrr… time to get up matey.” You may even have a bucko or two or an old salt you know who would appreciate the effort.

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You didn’t think I was going to write about actual pirates and their scourge on international shipping did you? There is also TV & movie piracy, software piracy and in some countries, power pirates. Oh, and we can’t forget the very trendy “porch pirates” who steal packages left on people’s doorsteps. While those are all worthy topics, they will have to wait for another day.

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There are also some people who take their connection pirates, (or at least their tricorn hats) very seriously. One such person is Gary Smith better known as “Dread Pirate Higgs” of B.C. who

Back to Dred Pirate Higgs, who is in an ongoing battle with the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, (ICBC). Every two months, Gary Smith goes back to the registries office to get another temporary driver’s license. Why temporary?, Well, because they won’t let him wear his tricorn hat for his official license. He has done so for his official license as a marriage commissioner and for his firearms license.

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Ahoy matey! Did you miss International Pirate Month? I did. I’m quite shocked that I didn’t see someone swashbuckling about at some point in Arrrr-gust. With all the craziness going on, I think it would have been a great break from the tensions of normal life.

Pirates Everywhere!

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Karlana grew up on a farm near Vegreville and began operating her own private counselling practice in the area just over a year ago to better serve people in the rural community. As owner of 80 Acres Counselling.

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and intimate partner violence as well as residential school survivors. “It’s unfortunate, because those communities are so remote nobody wants to work out there.”

Karlana Noel has always had a passion for helping people and she’s dedicated nearly two decades in the human services field doing just that.

Karlana said she’s had clients tell her that by offering this kind of service and anonymity it takes away the stigma. Finding and keeping professionals in rural areas is difficult as they want to move to bigger centres with more opportunities. But there is also more demand in rural and remote areas and that’s why she also contracts out her services in Edson, Athabasca and Bonnyville.“Idoalot of work with sexual assault and trauma victims.” She also counsels people who’ve encountered domestic violence

She also specializes in children and youth, also because there’s such a demand

Karlana, owner of 80 Acres Counselling, not only offers counselling services; she also provides mediation and consulting services. Meeting people where they’re at is her main priority whether it’s in a cattle barn or in a combine she offers video, phone or in-person appointments.

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Of course, immigrant Canadians can lobby for change. They’re no different from native-born citizens in that regard.

Wilde Miller Tetreau, Chartered Accountants 12 year employee Jerome Krysak has taken new employment in Edmonton. Coming back in November on a permanent basis is Sheryl Cymbaluk, B Comm. Also joining our firm over the summer is Certified General Accounting Joanne Kohlman. Debbie Febrouski is another new accountant in our office.

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Britain has notified Canada that she will not be able to buy any canned salmon in 1947. This means that about 750,000 cases will be available for home consumption or export to U.S., reports the Financial Post.

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25 Years Ago – September 8, 1997

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Places like the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the Netherlands and the Scandinavian countries are democratic constitutional monarchies. The monarch reigns but doesn’t rule, and exercises no effective political power. I don’t see any evidence that their governance is in any way inferior to that found in republics.

True, the concept of hereditary monarchy goes against the modern grain. It seems like a throwback to an ancient time less enlightened than ours.

Does having a monarch as head of state work? What would we replace it with? And why do we think the replacement would be an improvement?

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Colour me agnostic

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on the issue. Or, to be more precise, skeptically agnostic.Theagnosticism

When it later came time to acquire Canadian citizenship, the oath’s explicit inclusion of allegiance to the monarch didn’t cause any difficulty. After all, the privilege of being allowed to join a new country requires respecting its institutions. If you won’t do that, you should stay home.

I have great respect for the way in which Elizabeth performed her role. It would’ve been hard to find a more diligent and conscientious head of state. But that hasn’t translated into an emotional connection to the Crown as an institution.

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By the same token, I’ve no antipathy to the Crown. It doesn’t raise any historical hackles or touch any philosophically sensitive buttons. To me, the relevant questions are practical.

In fact, constitutional monarchies are inherently adept at separating the head of state function from the political process. Whatever one’s personal opinion of the monarch, you don’t have to worry about the position being occupied by some politician who is past their sell-by date but still carries the partisan baggage of a political career.

At least three candidates have indicated they will seek the nod to represent Vegreville in the next sitting of Parliament. Two of the candidates, Don Mazankowski, present member, was nominated by the Progressive Conservatives while Vegreville Mayor, Virgil Moshansky has been selected Liberal standard bearer. At a meeting of the NDP in St. Paul Einar Jonson, who with his wife, manage Blunt’s Nursing Home in St. Paul, was unopposed when he sought the nomination from the party.

Realistically, Queen Elizabeth II’s death at age 96 wasn’t a surprise. But it still came as a jolt, the impact being accentuated by the apparent suddenness of her final decline. For many, such as my Toronto-born wife, Elizabeth’s 70-year reign as Queen of Canada rendered her a benign presence who symbolized continuity in a changing and sometimes turbulent world.

A spectacular fire was witnessed on Alex Shandro’s barley field when the high wind spread the burning straw through the stubble and the stooks. It took the threshing crew two hours before the fire was extinguished after an estimated loss of a hundred bushels was suffered.Thethreshing mills are humming in the Whitford district. Eddie Carey is inventing a tin whistle to fasten on the engine exhaust to wake people up. When his invention is complete he expects it will be heard for miles.

Mike Skorey of the Calgary film exchange was a business visitor to Vegreville this week, interviewing Manager Binder of the Capitol Theatre.Thomas Draper of the McMurray Asphaitum & Oil Co. is in town laying some tar sand walks and repairing the old cement walks on Main St. with the tar sand preparation.

I had a different experience growing up in a Catholic nationalist household in Ireland. To us, Elizabeth was a foreigner who was associated with the historical enemy. However, the absence of awe or affection didn’t translate into animosity. And the fact that she was keenly interested in horses and prone to a flutter at the races was easy to relate to.

Maybe, though, that’s a feature rather than a bug. Most people want a degree of rootedness in their

Vegreville Agricultural Society 1997 Junior Gardener’s Contest winners were as follows: Grades Kindergarten to Grade three: First, Matthew Sokalski, second, Janelle Tkachuk, third, Martha Lee and fourth Larry Nakonechny. Grades four to six: first, Karly Achtemichuk, second, Holly Hudema, and third Janice Nakonechny.

Early action of a positive nature is to be taken by the provincial government to curb excessive speed on highways, according to information received by officials of the Alberta Motor Association. It is planned to issue a proclamation fixing 50 miles per hour as the maximum speed for motor cars on highways. During the summer the public works department announce that the maximum rate was 50 miles per hour but this was more in the nature of a request which it was hoped would be observed. Provincial authorities say that high speeds still are being maintained and the number of accidents is on the increase. Consequently, the alternative is to proclaim a new speed rate and instruct police officers to enforce it, according to provincial authorities.

A small prairie fire running through the bluff south of the town called out some citizens on Wednesday afternoon, armed with shovels, brooms and other weapons to combat the flames. There was nothing serious about the fire and, except for the strong wind, it might have been advisable to let it run some more and clear off a source of future danger.

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The Vegreville Elks Lodge announce that this week the fishing pond adjacent to the hospital is opened for fishing for all. Some 1500 fingerling trout were planted in the pond early in the spring to provide fishing activity for tourists and youngsters of the town. Ernie Rempis finished 50% of his harvest by the weekend. A good sample of wheat grading No. 2 and running 32 bushels to the acre was threshed recently. Ernie says he is not taking any chances with the long-range forecast of a heavy snowstorm in the middle of the month, hence the earlier than usual combining.

derives from not having any emotional skin in the game.

Paul Carver, from Blue Sky’s Country was the lucky winner of a barbeque from Holiday Photo. Other winners of Foto Source Towels were: Marie Hayduk, Jane Farrow, Olga Golinowski, Pauline Kratky and Ron Bilyk.

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Mrs. C. Corry announced that she will be opening “The Kiddies Corner” on the South part of Wade’s Furniture Store.

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But there’s no guarantee the change will happen. So if there’s something about a country’s fundamental institutions that’s deeply objectionable to you, it would be a good idea to forego immigrating to it.

All of which brings us to the question of the monarchy’s future in Canada. Should we become a republic?

this by welcoming Letters to the Editor and allowing various issues to be debated through our pages.

75 Years Ago – September 17, 1947

Power Parachutes filled the sky above the Two Hills airport last weekend as the town hosted its second annual Fly-In. Sponsored by Canadian Powered Parachutes Ltd. the event offered a chance for the public to learn about the ultralight aircrafts as well as biplanes and other fixed wing airplanes. Planes and powered parachutes from all over Western Canada flew in to attend the event as the sport continues to grow in popularity.

50 Years Ago – September 14, 1972

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Mayor Cheryl Calinoiu did the honours before they got down to regular business.

The pilot project for stop signs at 50 Street and 50 Avenue will be discontinued as approved by council.

Chief Administrative Officer Colin Zyla said they don’t know when work will begin, but expects the project to be completed by the end of the year.

The downtown signs have been installed and will be landscaped. It is a joint initiative by the Town of Mundare and Communities in Bloom Committee with the town providing $3,000 in funds.

One of the highlights is the upcoming dedication for Dr. Albert Bandura that will be held on Sept. 24. There will be the official unveiling of the Bandura Avenue road sign before a banquet that evening at the Mundare Recreation Centre. The dinner is open to the public and council passed a motion to pay for the four tickets for members of Dr. Bandura’s family who will be attending the event and waiving of the hall rental fee.

$63,000 and will be funded through the MSI grant.

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Council also awarded the tender for the 50 Street sidewalk project to Aspen Asphalt and Dirtwork Inc. for $102,871.29 and the funds will come from grants.

was $23,000 over budget, but there will be extra stones for future replacement. The total project comes to just over

The first order of business at the Sept. 6 Town of Mundare council meeting was to swear in Councillor Sandra Nicholson.

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Right: Future firefighter Ella Scott stands beside grandpa and firefighter Vince Price and Sparky. (Michelle Pinon/Photo)

Scott Calder, District Chief for Lamont and Chipman, said, “Heroes In The Sky began in 2009. It was more of an Alberta initiative through Firefighters First back in the day. We would sell calendars and try and raise money, and initially we would put people up on a structure and we wouldn’t come down until that money wasSinceraised.then it’s evolved into more of a hero’s event and we do a barbecue, have raffles and do demonstrations. We’ve try to throw a few different things in there to draw more people. So, they’re not seeing the same thing over and over again. The vehicle extrication is a highlight for people. We’ve been doing that for the past five or six years now.

A further attack was made on the Pentagon in Washington DC and a fourth plane was crashed into a field in Pennsylvania. A total of 2,977 people died on Sept. 11, 2001 as a direct result of these attacks. Included in these numbers 415 were emergency workers who responded to the World Trade Centre. As many, if not more than that number have died or will die from illnesses resulting from the response. These people were doing their jobs.

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The second reason is that beginning 2012, the second Sunday of September, the Canadian Fallen Firefighters Memorial Ceremony is held in Ottawa. This is to honour any firefighter line of duty deaths, (LODD) that have occurred in the prior Currently,year.there are 1,748 names on the memorial. The first recognized LODD recorded in Canada is firefighter William Thornton, Toronto ON, Nov. 24, 1848. The most recent firefighter, Stephen Rayfield, Castor, AB, Feb. 4, 2022. The goal is to have no new names added to the memorial.”

Herman Sieker, President of the Friends of Lamont Firefighters Society, said, “The purpose of the Friends of Lamont Firefighting Society is to assist in providing training, education, safety and wellness to the first responders in the community. The people that are here today that are first responders do no less.”

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Sieker said they chose the Saturday closest to Sept. 11 to host the event for two significant reasons. First, on Sept. 11, 2001, the United States of America was

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In many ways it felt like he was speaking specifically to how we need to support Alberta which gives me hope for the future.”

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was in Ottawa for the leadership vote. Warawa commented that, “Ottawa felt like it was at a bit of a crossroads. There was sadness with the passing of the Queen and the end of a reign which was all I had known my entire life, especially as someone whose grandfather came over from Britain. So, there was a somberness as we watched so many tributes and protocols to respect for her passing.

Poilievre gave his first speech to caucus on Sept. 12 and stated, “Our mission: Fight Trudeau’s tax hikes and inflationary deficits to protect your paycheques and savings.” He even sang Happy Birthday to his young child Cruz and blew out the candles on his cake with his wife by his side.

Pierre is principled, consistent, articulated and steadfast in his commitment to conservative values and principles. He has a long track record of fighting for every day working Canadians, and not bothered by attacks and criticisms from the establishment elites.

“Pierre and I have known each other for many years, and I am excited that Conservative members from every part of the country gave him such an overwhelming endorsement as leader.

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Lakeland MP Shannon posted a congratulatory message following Pierre Poilievre being voted in new leader of the Conservative Party of Canada on September 10.

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Yet, at the same time the energy and rejuvenation in the room when Pierre was elected was remarkable. He respects and values all of the country, believes hard work deserves to be rewarded. He spoke directly to our need to support families, businesses, energy and also specifically, about agriculture.

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L-R: Pierre Poilievre, Shannon Stubbs, Tina Warawa, Juanita Brunet and Stanley Shtilman. (Tina Warawa/Submitted Photo)

Ruptash, who was the Mayor of Vegreville, recalls being very nervous before Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrived at the town’s famous pysanka for an official welcoming ceremony on Aug. 2,“It1978.was a day I’ll never forget,” said Ruptash. The event was being broadcast worldwide and there were many considerations to ensure everything ran smoothly that day. One of those considerations was ensuring there were no goose droppings on the pad underneath the pysanka were they would be standing. They also had to lock the pysanka in place so it would be in the perfect position for the cameras that would be capturing the proceedings.

Her Majesty extends hand to Mayor Larry Ruptash standing beside his wife Lillian. Prince Philip walks a step behind Queen Elizabeth. (Vegreville Observer/Archives)

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Ruptash said he was saddened to hear of the Queen’s passing and reminisced about that unforgettable day. “It was an honour.” His daughter Lara presented the Queen with flowers that was a special touch. The Queen was also presented a gold framed replica of Vegreville’s pysanka surrounded by eight other colourful eggs written by Elizabeth Sembaliuk.JoyceZiegler never met the Queen, but said her daughter did as she was with the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides that served as honour guide at the airport before taken in a motorcade to the Elks/Kinsmen Park. Joyce and her husband David lived on 50 Street and watched the motorcade drive by their home. She said lots of family and friends came over to visit that day, including her Grade 1 teacher. Joyce said she always respected the Queen and said she was well revered and admired.

“One thing I do remember about her visit to Alberta that time was that her and Prince Phillip travelled by train,” said Vegreville resident Rod Stewart. Years later, Rod and his wife Joyce in London, England. He said it was in late May and early June of 2008. While in London they also visited the Imperial War Museum.

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Vegreville resident Larry Ruptash considers himself fortunate to have been able to meet Queen Elizabeth II and reflected on his special encounter with Her Majesty during a Royal Tour in Alberta in 1978.

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SEPTEMBER 14, 2022 News Advertiser PAGE 11www. NewsAdvertiser.com The County of Minburn No. 27 invites applications for a permanent full-time Shop Assistant position based at the County Operations Shop in Vegreville, Alberta. Reporting to the Shop Foreman, the Shop Assistant acts as a mechanic’s helper. Responsibilities include assisting mechanics and operators in repair, service, and maintenance of all County equipment at any location in the County including satellite shops or in the field. Qualifications:•Experience, training and/or an aptitude in heavy-duty mechanics, automotive mechanics, and/or welding. • High School Diploma (or equivalent) • Class 3 license with Q endorsement (or will be required to obtain one within the first three months of employment) The County will also consider mechanic apprentices seeking to fulfill requirements toward eventual journeyman certification. Wage for this position is $25.00 to $29.42 per hour. Hours of work Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Overtime based on 8 hours per day or 40 hours per week. The County of Minburn offers a competitive pension and benefits package.

Karlana said psychology is so multifac eted and she is so happy to be on this new leg of her journey while helping others on their journey.

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The successful applicant will have excellent people and organizational skills. Hours are flexible. Sales/Customer Service experience an asset, on going training provided.

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A lot of people don’t think they have the tools and strategies, but they do. It’s just a matter of questioning and understanding their core beliefs that might be the hurdles preventing them from getting through the struggle and the challenge.

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Karlana’s journey began when she started working for Community Association for Lasting Success in Vegreville in 2003 and then working with the Family Day Home Program with FCSS before transitioning to Lakeland College where she taught classes in early childhood development.

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Masters of Professional Arts in Counselling Psychology through Yorkville University and has just started her Doctorate in Psychology, which she expects to complete over the next twoand-a-half years.

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I always say the counselling process is a journey and as much as we like to set goals, those goals change because the journey itself changes. It’s never a straight path. Just like life’s a journey the journey to healing is just that, it’s a journey.”

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for that. “Before counselling I had my early childhood diploma and so working with kids has always been close to my heart.” Having an understanding of child hood development, Karlana said, you are able to focus in on what a child needs.

If you are interested in working in a fast paced environment with a great group of people, please apply with a resume and references to:

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“I just love working with kids. Seeing their successes no matter how big and small. Any client for that matter to be honest. And when a struggle comes up seeing a client work through that is so amazing. A lot of clients will say you helped me through this. It’s not about what I did, it’s about what they did. They did the hard work. They did the heavy lifting.

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RCMP are not considering any charges and alcohol or drugs were not believed to be a factor in the accident.

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She was predeceased by her husband of 60 years, Joseph; parents Dymetro and Sophie Mishio; infant brothers Edward and Steven; sister Eva (Sandy) Danyluk; brother Myron; brother in law William Bubel; grandson Harvey Nedzielski; nephew Rick Danyluk; sons in law Bob Gallant and Peter Nedzielski.

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Mary is survived by her loving family, children: Violet Nedzielski, Stanley (Lee), Vera Gallant and Ed (Sharon); 9 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; sister Jenny Bubel; brother Bill (Donna-Lee) Mishio; sister in law Marscha Mishio.

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A Funeral Mass was held on Tuesday, September 13, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. at St. Martin of Tours Roman Catholic Church in Vegreville with Fr. Robert Lee officiating. Interment followed in Riverside Cemetery. Donations may be made to a charity of one’s choice. To send condolences, please www.autumnrosefuneralhome.comvisit

Jennie married Ron Hnydyk in 1960. They lived and worked in Vegreville their entire lives. They had 2 children, Michelle (Mike) Koebernick of Drayton Valley and Bev (Leonard) Chomlak of St. Paul. Jennie’s pride and joy were her two granddaughters, Jenna Marie & Julie

A celebration of life will take place Saturday, September 24, 2022 at Grace United Church, Fellowship Hall, Wainwright, Alberta at 1:00 pm.

On Thursday, July 14, 2022, Mrs. Anne Plaska of Wainwright, Alberta, formerly of Two Hills, Alberta, passed away at the Wainwright Health Centre, Wainwright, Alberta at the age of 96 years.

John was a kind, patient man with strength like no other. He led by example, took advantage of every teaching opportunity and was quick to share his best advice; be it vehicle troubles, garden tips, or what to have for weekly family dinner. John’s zest for life was unmatched and he was never “too old” to learn something new. He truly treasured the simple things and was often found outside soaking up the sun, feeding his birds and enjoying the fresh air. John had a spunky sense of humor and was rarely spotted without his smile; we will miss that the most.

Family asks that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Wainwright Wildlife Society. Donations can be made by e-transfer to Jess at: j.sheplawy@live.ca or cheques to: Wainwright Wildlife Society and mailed to Sheldon Frissell, Box 3098, Wainwright, Alberta, T9W 1T1

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A celebration of life will take place Saturday, September 24, 2022 at Grace United Church, Fellowship Hall, Wainwright, Alberta at 1:00 pm.

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Mary Kitt, formerly of Ranfurly, Alberta who passed away, peacefully at St. Joseph’s General Hospital in Vegreville on Thursday, September 8, 2022 at the age of 94, 9 days short of her 95th birthday.

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HNYDYK, Jennie It is with sadness that we announce the passing of Jennie Hnydyk on September 11, 2022, at the age of 84

Anne was a devoted Wife, Mom and Baba. She took pride in caring for her family and welcomed everyone into her home. She was never too busy for a visit and the coffee pot was always on. Anne’s hands were never idle. In her 96 years, she probably pinched a million perogies - her last batch being Christmas 2021. Anne enjoyed gardening and canning, feeding the birds, baking and decorating cakes, making silk flowers, crocheting and knitting. Many people enjoyed the fruits of her labour - be it good food, special occasion cakes and silk flowers or a knitted or crocheted item. She enjoyed a good card game and never lost her competitive edge or her ability to add up a score, in her head, faster than anyone could tally on paper. In later years, she loved watching game shows, hockey and football. We will miss her feisty personality, her caring manner and her presence at the perogy pinching table.

Ann Chomlak. Jennie always said they took after their Grandpa (Ron) when it came to humour and Afterlaughter.retirement, Jennie kept herself busy with volunteering (Christmas Bureau, U.C.W.L. & Hospital Auxiliary). Ron & Jennie had a love of travel, and they travelled all over the world, including Europe, Ukraine, Poland, South America, Africa, Northwest Territories & Singapore. Jennie’s most favourite things to do were puzzle books, shopping, bingo and a wide variety of crafts.

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GARA, Lawrence Stanley November 15, 1947 – September 9, 2022

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On Wednesday, January 20, 2021 Mr. John Plaska of Wainwright, Alberta and formerly of Two Hills, Alberta passed away at the Wainwright Health Centre at the age of 94 years.

was born in Innisfree, Alberta on April 25, 1938. After grade school Jennie pursued and completed her degree in Education from the University of Alberta. She taught for one year in Minburn and two years in Innisfree, then completed her teaching career at St. Martin’s School in Vegreville, retiring in 1994 after 37 years of teaching.

A private family service will be held. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Paul Extendicare Residents’ Council (Art & Music Program) c/o 5626 51 Street, St. Paul AB T0A 3A1. To send condolences online, please visit www.gracegardensfu-

August 15, 1926 - January 20, 2021

Funeral to be held in Wishart, Saskatchewan. If desired, donations may be made for the family to help cover funeral costs. Mail to Gail Stoski, 5714-52 St. Vegreville, AB. T9C 1J2.

He is survived by his loving family; his wife of 71 years, Anne; daughter, Denise; granddaughter, Jess; grandsons, Marc (Debbie) Petasky, Michael (Tanya) Petasky; his great grandchildren, Gregory, Amber, Tristan, Ethan and Katie; sister, Rosalind Beach. He was predeceased by daughter, Linda; parents, John and Mary; brothers, George and Fred.

It is with great sadness that Dean’s family announces his passing on September 6, 2022. He is predeceased by his dad, Al Stoski. Dean is survived by his mom Gail, his sister Melinda & her sons Nicholas and Michael, as well as numerous friends and family.

Jennie is survived by her 2 daughters, Michelle & Beverly; granddaughter, Julie (Danny); & sister, Alice Sydora of Innisfree. She was predeceased by her husband, Ron; son, Terry James; parents, Walter & Sophie Nemchuk; granddaughter, Jenna Marie Chomlak; brother-in-law, John Sydora; & sister, Helen (Nestor) Bohaichuk.

PLASKA, Anne September 9, 1925 - July 14, 2022

He will be lovingly remembered but never forgotten by his loving wife of 52 years Judy; 3 sons Brad (Lynette) and grandchildren Chance; Chad (Priscilla) and great grandson Ezra; Chailyn; step grandchildren Billy (Danielle), Danny (Jessica), Cassidy (Justin), Brittany (Levi) and Emily: Darrell (Melissa) and granddaughters Brooke and Emma; step granddaughter Trinity: Lorne (Lisa) and grandchildren Layla and Lexie; sister Elsie (Marshall) Juba and their children John, Terrance and Colleen; brother Oliver and his children Sherisse (Daniel) Kazlauskas, David (Amanda) and their children Lauren and Luke. Lawrence was predeceased by his parents Peter and Jessie Gara; parents in law Andy and Rose Fediuk; sister in law Shirley Gara; grandparents, numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.

PLASKA, John J.

John was a remarkably devoted Husband, Dad, and Gido. He always put his family first - his pride and joy.

September 17, 1927 – September 8, 2022

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Anne is survived by her loving family; daughter, Denise; granddaughter, Jess (Cody); grandsons, Marc (Debbie) Petasky, Michael (Tanya) Petasky; her great grandchildren, Gregory, Amber, Tristan, Ethan and Katie. She was predeceased by her husband, John; daughter, Linda; parents, Peter and Martha Taschuk; sisters, Ruth, Jennie, Mary, Rose; brothers, Metro, Alex, Bill, Nick, baby brother Nykolay.

The family of Lawrence Gara are deeply saddened to announce the sudden passing of a dear husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather on Friday, September 9, 2022 at the age of 74 years.

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General Manager for Vegreville Vipers Bryan Brown said, “The camp went pretty good we ended up having 36 kids at Wecamp.had hockey players from Ukraine, Croatia, Slovakia, and in Alberta from Calgary, Pincher Creek, Medicine Hat,

Edmonton, Dayton Valley, and Edson. Also, we had players from Saskatoon and Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan.

This main camp is to get the right selection of players to play in our town; some don’t blend in with others. I give all players an evaluation when they leave. I let them know if they’re released from the camp and won’t continue on. It gives them something to work at to bring them up to the potential needed to play Jr A

Historian Robert Tombs described Elizabeth’s June 1953 coronation as “the first global television event and the last great aristocratic and imperial flourish, where ermine and coronets mingled with turbans and slouched hats, with Churchill in the silks and feathers of a Knight of the Garter.” And a contemporary article in the Sociological Review asserted that it produced “a degree of moral unity equalled by no other national state.”

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combination of time and demographic change has altered cultural attitudes in countries like Canada and Australia. The House of Windsor’s position over the coming decades remains to be determined.Asfor Elizabeth herself, British columnist Brendan O’Neill, a fervent republican, expressed “a great sense of loss” at her death. He put it this way: “She embodied values that are at risk of extinction. She represented history in an era of anti-historical hysteria, forbearance in a time of narcissism, and public service in an era of self-worship and self-regard.”

Not a bad epitaph.

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lives. And monarchies of some form or another have been part of human existence for millennia. Shorn of political power, they can safely deliver the ceremonial trappings, rituals and connections to the past that speak to deep-seated needs in the human psyche.

Hockey players practice at the September 9’s camp. (Rosanne Fortier/Photos)

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Troy Media columnist Pat Murphy casts a history buff’s eye at the goings-on in our world. Never cynical – well, perhaps a little bit.

But much has changed since then. Britain is no longer the same, and the

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pro teams just like we did at the camp last year. I advanced six to colleges and university and two to pro teams.”

The two players that were signed from the camp include forward Renat Nahnieiev and goalie Illia Semekha. Both players are from Ukraine. He also signed returning player Brendan Shapka.

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