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Vol. 9, No. 29, Tuesday, May 13, 2014

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Local emergency service personnel were on hand to provide information and answer questions during a fire truck tailgate party before the start of the Life in the Heartland community engagement evening. The party was hosted by Northeast Region CAER. The organization’s executive director, Brenda Gheran (fourth from the left), had special emergency preparedness kits on display for participants.

Life in the Heartland - a sold out success! Michelle Pinon Editor

Even Lamont County Reeve Wayne Woldanski had a hard time trying to find a parking place near the Bruderheim Memorial Centre Wednesday evening as the Life in the Heartland community event was a sold out success. Woldanski joked with

Bruderheim Mayor that the town will have to develop more parking near the facility to accommodate such crowds as the one in attendance, (nearly 200 residents), during the May 7th information sharing session. He went on to introduce the board members of Life in the Heartland, and thank all of the pre-

Vanessa Goodman, chair of Life in the Heartland board, welcomes attendees while MC Jim Newman, looks over his notes.

senters as well as staff for helping organize the event. Bruderheim Mayor Karl Hauch also thanked Life in the Heartland for allowing them to host the event and for all the people who helped organize the information session. During the evening over 20 organizations and industrial companies had displays and representatives on hand to discuss their future plans and activities. “With continued industrial development in the region, it’s increasingly important that we make information easily accessible for the community,” explained Vanessa Goodman, chair of the Life in the Heartland. “Since the fall of 2011, we’ve hosted two community information evenings each year. Their growing popularity is a testament to the

value of these events for both the community and industry.” Doug Sullivan, executive director of the Lamont County Regional Economic Development Initiative (LCREDI), also attested to the value of Life in the Heartland community engagement meetings, and being available to offer firsthand information to attendees during the biannual event. The session kicked off with a three minute video presentation courtesy of Fort Air Partnership which has recently developed a new air monitoring network plan in the Heartland and surrounding areas. Rick Danilkewich, terminal manager at Canexus, gave a thorough overview of the company’s expansion plans; what has been

completed, and what is left to be done during the final phase that will be completed later this summer. Danilkewich stated that the number of employees has more than doubled over the past two years, and highlighted the economic impact the expansion project has had, funneling in $50 million into the local area. Also, tied in with grow and expansion on Canexus’ Bruderheim terminal site, is MEG Energy’s HI-Q Project. Community relations coordinator Trev Ruberry said shovels would be going into the ground this coming week, and reiterated the company’s commitment to hiring locally and investing into community based organizations and projects. Shell Canada is celebrating its 30th anniver-

sary of the Scotford Upgrader, and Michael Frigge talked about some of the upgrades that have and will be done on site with the Carbon Capture Storage Project and plant renovations in 2015/’16. He also let attendees know about Shell’s new Community Grant Program, and to apply for funding under that program. Pembina Pipeline spokesman Jason Fydrichuk gave an overview of the company’s $415 million project as well as its commitment to community investment, pointing out its recent investment to the Bruderheim Fire Department. That marked the conclusion of the presentations, and attendees were invited to go to the information booths if they had any follow up questions.

2 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Brush fire keeps local fire departments busy Michelle Pinon Editor

Local firefighters were kept busy the evening of May 9 and up until early afteroon on May 10 trying to control a brush fire about half a mile north of Highway 15 on Range Road 190. The Chipman Fire Department was first to respond to the fire. “Apparently, it started at road side, north of Highway 15, by a possible cigarette butt thrown carelessly out,” stated Randy Siemens, emergency services co-ordinator for Lamont County. Chipman Fire Chief Steve Rasmussen said the call came in around 4:30 p.m. Friday afternoon. “Chipman responded with fast attack and engine and it was quickly determined I needed mutual aid. I called in Lamont engine and tender from St. Michael. I also called in Andrew tender and engine. “As the fire progressed

I called in the county cat to help us cut fire breaks in the bush. I then requested Bruderheim and Willingdon fire departments fast attack units. This was due to the terrain and size of bush that we could not get regular fire trucks close to the fires. Due to strong winds, the fire kept jumping our frie guards and headed south and east. We contained the fire along the north bank of the creek and stopped the fire approximately one kilometre east of Range Road 185. Fire Chief Rasmussen went on to state that no structures were at risk. “The cause is unknown , but we suspect that carelessness of a driver along Range Road 185 is probable cause as the origin was along the road.” Chipman fire remained on scene until 2 p.m. the following afternoon when Rasmussen handed command over to Randy Siemens. More fire guards were created and a cat was used to extin-

guish any major hot spots. Rasmussen said there were approximately 35 firefighters and crew on scene Friday, and he estimates close to 40 hours of fire activity by the time the call was completed. Even though Siemens has not tallied the costs of the fire yet, he said the average brush fire in the county is $8,000. “We want to thank a very kind citizen as well. A young lady around 11:30 p.m. Friday evening after crews were released had noticed a flame and smoke and called 911 to report it. As she was not aware that we had a crew in the bush she waited for us to arrive. When she found out that five of us were going to be there all night she returned with perogy dinner, muffins, snacks, beverages and sandwiches for my crew. We greatly appreciated this as it came in very handy as the night went on.”

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Members of the Lamont Fire Department assisted the Chipman Fire Department during a brush fire call that came in late Friday afternoon.

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4 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Opinion

Albertans deserve better Virtually from the day Alison Redford won the leadership of the PC Party and became Alberta’s 14th pre-

process has two main benefits: 1.It allows concerned and involved

mier many political watchers of ALL stripes have been saying Albertans Deserve Better!!

part. The $64 question or in Alberta’s case the $47 Billion dollar question is: How do we, or a leader or a political party decide: What is better? What is the best thing to do? The first part of the answer was the foundation of the PCs success for at least 25 years. It is an important pillar of the Wildrose Parties current success: That is a member based policy development process. A broad based policy development

Essentials

Freedom

citizens to help shape the poli-

Conference” and he articulated his

As Drew Barnes did against the PBO.

cy direction of the party.

By allowing her MLAs to both “pro-

to the role of being an “elected legisla-

pose” and “oppose” Danielle Smith is

leadership and its elected rep-

tor”. The entire speech can be seen at

creating a framework for leadership

resentatives

We all need to be involved if we want

ing that we deserve better is the easy

stituents are opposed to it.

“The

view that we have to bring honour back

Albertans Do Deserve better!!

however even if we are involved, say-

against a proposal if they or their con-

2.Secondly, it allows a party, its

Last month Premier Redford agreed:

the better governance that we deserve,

Last point first. Brent Rathgeber spoke

but his main point was/is that we need

that will bring not only fiscal responsi-

what they are hearing from

to allow, in fact encourage,

elected

bility but intelligent, meaningful dis-

party members.

MP’s/ MLA’s to propose legislation

cussion and legislative accountability

“quantify”

Party leaders and elected officials are

and then allow an intelligent, respectful

to the next generation of Alberta’s

bombarded with requests from party

discussion by all members on BOTH

political leaders.

members, constituents and special

sides of the house.

Danielle Smith, Drew Barnes and

MP Rathgeber’s proposal to “honour

Rob Anderson are building a team and

between what

legislators” combined with Danielle

a process that has the potential to bring

party members have decided should be

Smith’s proposal/promise of “a free

a new level of intelligent, respectful dis-

done, in policy, and what the elected

vote” allows MLAs to propose legisla-

course/leadership to the legislature of

official may be convinced should be

tion that has not been approved by the

Alberta.

done as a part of the reality of govern-

party membership but may be very

Ultimately, we do get the govern-

ing and meeting the demands of con-

important to the MLA and /or his con-

ment that we deserve. If we want better

stituents.

government, we must be informed and

interest

groups

which

“dynamic tension”

causes

involved.

The second, and previously missing

As Rob Anderson did with his

part of the equation has two parts and

Parliamentary Budget Officer proposal.

Danny Hozack

is being eloquently articulated by

Also, by encouraging MLAs to have an

Chairman,

Wildrose Leader Danielle Smith and

intelligent discussion, followed by a

Association

now independent MP. Brent Rathgeber.

“free vote”, individual MLAs can vote

Economic

Education

You’re invited to write a letter! We invite you to write your opinion, but all letters must be signed by the writer. Any opinion not worth putting your name behind is not worth writing to begin with!

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From Where I Sit: Become A Researcher

By Hazel Anaka Some time ago I had the chance to take part in a wine tasting session. I know, dirty job but someone has to do it! Leading the lesson was a sommelier with about fifteen years experience; obviously a woman who knows her way around a bottle. Yet she claims to

still be learning. Which is my way of saying that anything you read here next is based on the notes of a rank amateur (me) who hardly ever drinks wine. So forgive me if something isn’t quite right. Here’s what I now know. The front of the tongue tastes sweet and salty; the side detects sour and the back of the tongue senses bitter. White wine should be served chilled which means pop it into the freezer for about ten minutes at between minus four and minus seven degrees. Don’t chill red for more than five to seven minutes in the fridge. Ninety per-

cent of red is a one in terms of dryness. To me dry equates to tartness. Screw cap bottles are not a sign of an inferior product and in fact prevent ‘cork taint’ or leaking. Cork taint can affect up to ten percent of every wine in every winery. Let wine (except for bubbly) breathe for approximately two hours after decanting. After you open a bottle you should consume it within forty-eight to seventy-two hours. If you use a vacuum it’s good for up to a week. A box wine can stay up to three weeks because of the vacuum seals. ““Oxygen spray works well and aerating spouts are awe-

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some.”” Gotta admit I have no idea what those notes mean. Our tasting table included a bucket for pouring the sample into if we didn’t drink it all and a plate of crackers to cleanse the palate between samples. We also had a pitcher of water to rinse our glasses between red and white. The procedure is simple. Swirl the sample (unless it’s a bubbly) to determine the ‘leg’ or how it moves down the bowl of your glass. The

slower it moves, the more alcohol it has. Our five samples ranged from eleven percent alcohol to fifteen. Look at the wine for clarity. Is it murky? Does it have floaters? To determine ‘the nose’ get your nose into the bowl of the glass and smell. Take a big breath, swirl the sample in your mouth before swallowing. Give it another chance by repeating the procedure. Read the label to learn the name of the winery, the vintage (or year bot-

tled), the varietal (or name of the grape), where it’s from, any write-ups and the alcohol level. Look for merit or accolades (award stickers) on the bottles when shopping for wine. Canada is right up there with Spain, the US, Australia and New Zealand in the whites. Chile, Spain, the US and Australia have great reds. Better yet, just have fun doing your own ‘research’ from where I sit.

PUBLIC NOTICE LAMONT COUNTY WATER ACT NOTICE OF APPLICATION Notice is given that Lamont County has filed an application under the provisions of the Water Act for an approval to remove wetlands in SE 03-056-20-W4 and NE 34-055-20-W4 and for channel realignment in SE 34-055-20-W4 for the purposes of road construction. The wetland loss will be compensated at a 3:1 ratio. Any person who is directly affected by the application may submit a Statement of Concern to: Environment and Sustainable Resource Development Regulatory Approvals Centre Main Floor, Oxbridge Place 9820 - 106 Street Edmonton, Alberta T5K 2J6 Telephone: 780-427-6311 Fax: 780-422-0154 within 7 days of the providing of this notice. Please quote file number 00348561 Further information regarding this project can be obtained from:

The Trapshoot was held at Mundare Gun Range on May 3, 2014. People participated from Lamont, Mundare and Fort Saskatchewan. Winners in their age groups were MacKenzie Bedyk, Angus Stewart and Colton Bird. We had a good turn out, in spite of the cold weather.

Thank you to all of the volunteers, that made this event possible, the Zayac Family for your donations, and Lamont, Mundare and Fort Saskatchewan Fish and Game Associations.

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Andrew Athletics scores big

and help refreshen the team gear. Kokotailo added that, “Teams receive new hoodies and t-shirts every year from the monies raised at the clean up.

This is the sixth year Andrew School has participated in the clean up, which has netted more than $20,000 for the athletics program.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS Estate of EARL HUBERT MCPHERSON who died on November 04, 2013. If you have a claim against this Estate, you must file your claim by June 10, 2014 and provide details of your claim MICHELLE PINON PHOTO

PHOTO SUBMITTED BY ANDREW SCHOOL

Students, parents, staff and community members pitched in to collect garbage during the Alberta Highway Clean Up Campaign on May 3. Pictured from left to right are: Leah-Marie Melenka, Carson Slasynski with mom, Jennifer. They were busy picking up garbage along Secondary Highway 855 south of Andrew. Michelle Pinon Editor

hand delivered by some of the dad’s along the route, they were able to

Dave and Breanna Kruisselbrink, members of the Lamont Alliance Church, were two of several volunteers who participated in the annual Alberta Highway Clean Up held on May 3. wrap things up by 5 p.m. “We covered 56 km, less than previous years, but the cooler weather held us back,” said athletics director Cory Kokotailo. He was, nevertheless, proud of the efforts everyone put in during

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Keeping pests away from outdoor entertaining areas Outdoor entertaining is one of the joys of nicer weather. People routinely gather on the patio or around the pool when the weather warms up, and such recreational activities can foster companionship and reduce stress. However, if nuisance animals and insects are sharing entertaining spaces, these pests can quickly put a damper on the festivities. While it may seem impossible to keep an outdoor entertaining area completely pest-free, there are ways to keep such unwanted intrusions manageable. Identify common pests Yard pests vary depending on geography, so the first step is to figure out which pests are native to your area. Mosquitoes can be found in many locales, but certain insects may be exclusive to specific regions. For example, palmetto bugs are native to moist, tropical areas, such as the southeastern United States. In addition to insects, squirrels, moles, raccoons, and other rodents may also descend on a property. Neighborhoods that abut natural ecosystems or infringe on wild animals' habitats may see a wider array of animals encroaching on entertaining spaces. Deer, bears, coyotes, and certain bird species can present their own brands of trouble. Homeowners new to an area may have to experience a learning curve to determine which pests are common to a certain area, as well as which seasons bring which creatures. Try natural repellents first To minimize damage to the environment and to protect local wildlife, homeowners should exhaust natural ways to

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Infrastructure upgrades benefit Chipman residents

MICHELLE PINON PHOTO

The Lamont Lions Club donated its equipment and volunteers to host Community Bingo Night at Lamont High School recently. Lion Steve Sharun calls out the numbers while graduation fundraising committee member Brandi Krills writes them down. The LHS grads netted $1,000 for their efforts.

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Employees with Nikiforiuk Construction were kept busy installing new fire hydrants in the Village of Chipman during the week of April 28. Michelle Pinon Editor

With the arrival of spring comes the start of the construction season. That was evident in the Village of Chipman recently when crews with Nikiforuk Construction replaced fire hydrants the week of April 28th. Pat Tomkow said a number of fire hydrants were replaced as well as two water main valves. These were projects that were initially planned for last year, but had to be put over to this year,

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Farm & Antique Auction - Sunday, May 25th @ 10 am: For Cecil & Jeanne Kereliuk, St. Michael, AB. Location: 562076 R. Rd. 190 being 2 Mi. West of St. Michael to R. Rd. 190 & 1 Mi. North or 9 Mi. North of Lamont on Sec. 831 to (Skaro-Shrine) then 4 Mi. East on Highway #45 to Peno Hall R. Rd. 190 & South 3 Mi. Viewing: Sale Day Only from 8 am. Tractor & Farm Equip.: (Selling 12:30 P.M.) *Case White Color 970 AgriKing w/Cab, Air, Stand. Trans., on Duals, w/Underslug 12’ Snow blade, 6603 Hrs., Shedded, Sells Complete *30’ Morris Rod Weeder *18 ’ I.H.C. V. Shank w/T. Harrows *14 1/2’ I.H.C. #645 V. Chisel w/ T. Harrows *(3) Augers; (2) 36’X7” Allied P.T.O. (1) Older 27’x6” w/Motor *18’ Long Pole Trailer w/8.25X20 Duals 3 Pt. Tractors & 3 Pt. Equip.: (Selling @ 12:30 P.M.) *Ford 8 N w/F.E.L. & 3’ Bucket *7’ Cult. *6’ Blade *Kubota Model B4200 4 WD Diesel 12 H.P. w/46” Belly Mount Mower, 42” Muratori Rototiller 1780 Hrs. *39” Lawn Aerator Yard: (Selling @ 12:30 P.M.) *M.F. #16 Tractor w/16 H.P. Hydro, 48” Cut Mower, 550 M.F. 48” Rototiller, Front Mount Attach Snow Blower, Sells Complete *J.D. 111 R/Mower w/Rear Grass Baggers *Field King 12 Volt Yard Sprayer w/8’ Booms *17 cu. Ft. Agrifab Util. Trailer w/Dump *Older Snapper 8 H.P. R. Tine Rototiller *Double Skidoo Trailer Trucks: (Selling @ 12:30 P.M.) *1957 Chev 1600 Series 1 Ton on Duals w/B&Hoist, 6 cyl., 2 & 4 Spd., runs *1968 Ford F. 600 3 Ton S Axle w/Steel Deck, V8 Runs *1998 G.M.C. Sierra SLE Z71 1500 w/Ext Cab, V8, Auto, 284,000 km. T. Hitch, Runs Yard Goods (Brief & Partial Listing) (Selling @ 10 A.M.) *Approx. 1500 Gal. Poly Water Tank *5 H.P. Honda Water Pump *42” Granville Senior Wood Lathe w/Accessories, V. Nice *Port. 3’X30” Cutting Welding Table w/Vise & Tool Box, on Castors, V.G. *OxyAcetylene w/Cart, Bottles & Gauges *4 Fuel Tanks w/Stands 500 Gal. *180 Miller AC/DC Welder;60% Duty Cycle *(2) Porta Power Jacks w/Rams *Jet Hand Press *Elec. & Air Impacts *Good Selection of Power & Hand Tools *Pullers *Socket Sets *Vises *Cords *Lights *Pliers *Pipe Wrenches *Loggan Chains *Oils *Chain Saws *Tool boxes * Pipe Cutters *Port. Air Compressor *G.

Cans *Jet Pump *Various Garden Tools *Gopher Traps *Muskrat Boards * G. Guns *Plus Usual Farm Misc.*Quant. of Fishing Rods & Tackle *1 Man Tent, Etc. Households: (Selling @ 10 A.M.) *Auto. Washer & Dryer *Fridge *Pictures *Mirrors *Easter Eggs *Some other items Pioneer Equip. & Antiques(Brief & Partial Listing) Selling @End of Sale Approx. 1:15-1:30 P.M.) *5’ Cockshutt Horse Mower, V.G. *Saw Mandrill & Blade, V.G. *2 Bottom Sulky, V.G. *I.H.C. 20 Run Horse Drill w/H. Up. V.G. *12’ M.H. 24 Rrun Drill on Steel, V.G. *C&W Heater *Various Sad Irons & Handles *Coleman Gas Iron *10 lb. Anvil *Cross Cut Saw & other saws *Cast Water Cooker *Hand Wringers *Washstand *Wooden Egg Crate *Crock Foot Warmer *Medalta Water Cooler w/Lid & Tap *(4) 31” Steel Wheels *Bread Dish *Coal Pails *Copper & Alum. Boilers *Singer Treadle Sewing Machine *4 Horse Bells on Strap *Metal Bed Frames 2 w/Springs *Cupboards *Wooden Chairs *Tables *Oak Entertainment Centre *Various Manuals*Carbide Carriage Lamps *Medicine Cabinets *Blue Berry Picker *Water Dippers *Approx 10-15 Gal. Flour Bin *3 & 4 Drawer Dressers *Washstand *Various Tubs *Various Tins; tobacco, lard, etc. *Insulators *Basin &Enamel Dishs *Washboards *2&3 Blade Cabbage Cutters *Various Coal Oil Lamps *Aladdin Lamps *Barn Lanterns *Various Jugs *Clock *Various Crocks (1-20 Gal.) *Milk Bottles *License Plates *Carb Kits *Bean Pots *Nabob & Other Jars *Cream Cans *Beer Bottles *Various Wood Label Boxes: Apple, Butter, Etc. *Coffee Grinder *Butterpounders & Wrappers *Cook Books *Wooden & Rawhide Snow Shoes *Magazines *Catalogues *Royal Family Books *Etc. Note: Please note selling times. Plan to attend this retirement sale. A clean sale w/ well taken care of equip. & quality collectables. Major items were shedded. A must to see.

Construction & Antique Auction - Saturday, May 31 @ 10 am: For Bill Engman & Shirley Loney (587)991-6191, Chipman, AB. Location: 185043 Twp. Rd. 545 just West of Chipman or South Side of Highway 15. Viewing: Sale Day Only (2 Ring Sale – Ring 2 @ 11:30 A.M.) Major Items: (Sell @ 2 P.M.) *I.H.C. Series C175 Tractor Loader w/Ripper, Showing 3690 Hrs. SN# 4290001U002596, V. Nice *40’ Sea Can *M.F. 60 H.P. Indust. Diesel Tractor w/F.E.L. 80” Bucket, 3 Pt. Hitch *1990 All Galvanized 2 Horse Trailer w/Front Tack Room, T. Axle, New Rubber Custom Made For Mountain Hauling, Nice SN# 12061326 *1986 Ford 9000 T. Axle Gravel Truck w/B & Hoist, 335 Big Cam, 13 Spd. Trans, Will be Certified *18’ Long Tri Axle Trailer w/B. Hitch, 8’X10’ Deck mounted 1000 Gal. Poly Water Tank, No Vin, Sells Complete *(4) Skid Steer Buckets (1) Set Fork for Skid Steer *2004 21’ Enclosed Construction Trailer, T. Axle, B. Room, V. Good *(2) O. Head Crane Booms *Fork Lift Jib *7’ 3 Pt. M. F. Blade other 3 Pt. Blades *20’ H. Made TriAxle Trailer w/8’ Wide, No vin *(2) R. T./ Wagons w/Mounted Scaffold * (20) 40’ Long Z Trusses *(4) 8’X8’ Main Steel Posts Antique Tractor & Antiques (Sell @ 2 P.M.): *Approx. 1923 Hartparr Tractor on Steel w/Crossmount Chain Drive Engine, Rare, Shedded, Runs *Lyrice Gramophone, w/Nice Cabinet, Complete, Works *I.H.C. Stationary Engine w/300-500 RPM, Pulley Speed, Nice *McCormick 1 1/2 H.P. Stationary Engine, Nice *I.H.C. 6 HP Stationary Engine, Nice *Fairbanks Morse 1 1/2 H.P. Stationary Engine on Port Cart w/Wheels, Nice *(2) Snow Cruiser Skidoos, 1 runs *Good Selection of Steel Wheels, All Makes, Various Sizes Horses, Carriages, Pen, Etc (Sells @1 P.M.): * 11 Yr. Old Long Pony Guilding Broke to Ride, Pulls Cart, Etc., Nice * 7 Yr. Old Guilding Palamino Cross, Saddle Broke & Pulls Cart. (Note: Both the above will be hooked up for demo) *Red 20-30's Stud Cart, Redone, Nice *Black 20's Dr. Carriage, Redone, Nice *Pony Cart *Miniature Pony Cart *Rd. Horse Training Pen w/Gates *Large Pony Harness *Double Mini Harness *Kids & Adult Saddles *Various

Tack *Approx. 50 Panels & Gates Yard (Brief & Partial Listing) (Sells @ 10 A.M.): *10'X10' Dog Run *V. Good Selection of Pipe & Steel; Various Sizes & Lengths *(2) 10'X10' Wooden Sheds *10'X40' Mobile Home for Storage *Quant. of Building Products *Elect. Wire *Fixtures *Etc. *(3) 500 Gal. F. Tanks *V/ Good Selection of Power, Hand & Air Tools *Large 2 Piece Tool Chest *8 H.P. Honda Air Compressor *(2) Gen. Sets *Front Mount Post Pounder *(2) Wood Stoves *Various Construction Heaters *Approx. 30 Insulated Tarps *12 Volt Quad Sprayer w/8' Booms *36" 6.5 H.P. P. Behind Rototiller *3'& 10' Metal Brakes *Gas Powered Post Hole Auger *YardMan 5 H.P. 22" Weed Trimmer *Elect. Roof Stand Seam Seamer *12" Milwaukee Sliding Compound Mitre Saw, New Cond. *10" Ryobi Sliding Compound M. Saw w/Stand *Good Selection Concrete Equip.; Snap Rails, Etc. *(3) Construction Power Boxes *(20) Hunting Tree Stands *Yard Machine 20 H.P. w/Mower Deck *(2) 13 Spd. Ranger Trans *300 HO Boat Motor, 235 H.P. *Lots of Step Form Panels for buildings *Propane 1 Million B.T.U. Heater *Port Cage for Oxy/Acetylene *Plus numerous other related items *Etc. Rifles: * 303 Sportster with Scope, 177 Pellet Gun w/ Scope, Cross, Bow with Bolts Vehicles, Trailers & Related:(Sells @ 10 A.M.) *2000 Montana Van w/Rebuilt Motor, Runs *96 Chev 1 Ton Crew Cab w/Steel Deck, No Motor *Milk Storage Van *96 Dodge 350 Diesel 1 Ton w/Reg. Cab, on Duals, Steel Deck, Parts *Plus other older vehicles, for parts *7'X12' Truck Deck *Older Single & T. Axle Hol. Trailers, Storage or Parts *Older Motor Home, Parts *67 Passenger School Bus, Storage Auctioneers' Note: Plan to attend this interesting sale. Also yard & construction items are very brief an partial listing expect many additional items at this 2 ring sale.

Acreage & Farm Auction - Sunday, June 1 @ 11 am: For Dwight Hagan (780) 298-0634, St. Michael, AB. Location: 9 Miles North of Lamont on Sec. 831 to (Skaro-Shrine) then 4 Miles East on Highway 45 to Peno Hall R.Rd. 190 N. Side or 2 Miles West of St. Michael to R.Rd. 190 & 4 Miles North to Peno Hall (North Side) of Highway 45. Viewing: Sale Day Only, Call Owners Misc.: (Selling @ 11 A.M.) *1998 Theft Recovery Jeep Grand Cherokee w/318 Auto, Clean *1988 2 Dr. *Railroad Ties *(2) 2000 Gal. Fuel Tanks *(2) 500 Gal. Fuel Tanks *(2) OverCadillac Deville, 100,000 km. Stored Inside. Approx. 12 Yrs., Good Body head Steel Racks Approx. 15’ to 20’ for trucks *Quant. of 3/8”X2’X8’ Con*19’ 1979 Chev Empress 400, Auto., runs *1984 Chev Caprice 305 V8, Parts crete Forms *Quant. of Mixed Lumber *Quant. of Small Sq. Water Tanks *1979 Ford Ton w/351 Auto., runs *1996 Dodge Dakota Reg. Cab, Long *Auxiliary & Other Fuel Tanks *Numerous Tool Boxes, Beach, Job, Etc. *250 Box 4X4, runs *1992 Dodge 1 Ton Diesel 350 4X4, Service Body, 5 Spd., Gal. Propane Tank *Frame Mount 32 Litre R.V. Application *Various Other Reg. Cab, runs *1990 Dodge 250 4X4 Diesel & Reg. Cab, parts *1951 I.H.C. Propane Bottles *McCala & Poulin Chain Saws *Various Scrap Vehicles 1 Ton S/Side w/Hoist, rebuilt engine, runs *1988 Honda Accord 4 Dr., parts *Quant. of Power & Hand Tools *Various Scrap Steel *Front & Rear Diff for *1986 Chev Isszui Diesel 5 spd., parts *1976 Ford 1 Ton, 4 spd, Out of 4 Spd. Trans for I.H.C. Scott *House Bay Window 3’X6’ *Various Tires & Province, Green Color, w/B&H 390 V8, runs *1976 Ford Red 1 Ton Steel Rims *Steel Storage Cabinets *8’X2’X1’ Deep Steel Cabinets: Box Mounted B&H 360- 4 spd. Showing 30,000 Miles, runs *1978 Ford 1 Ton White w/351 *Gas Cement Mixer *6’ 3 Pt. Rototiller *Plus Numerous other items *Plastic V8, 4 spd. On Propane, w/Welding Deck & Cabinets, runs *1976 Ford 1 Ton Box Liner for Dodge *(1) Airo 300 Amp 4 cyl. Continental Welder (1) Airco w/390 4 Spd, Steel B&H, Elect. Hyd. Hoist, runs *1988 Ford 800 S.A. w/6 300 Amp Welder, fair cond. *(1) Ackland 300 Amp 4 cyl. Continental Welder cyl.Ford Diesel, 12 spd. , 2 spd. Axle, Auto, runs *1979 Chev Nova 4Dr, 6 *J.D. Port H.P. Air Compressor *(2) R. Mowers *12 H.P. Aircraft Welding cyl. Auto, runs *6’ Toyota Box Trailer *6’ Chev Box Trailer w/Canopy, Hatz Gen. Diesel Gen Set *12’ Heavy Duty Util. Trailer for Hauling Poles, No Vin *20’ Tractors: B. Hitch T. Axle w/H. Ache Rack Wood Deck, No vin *M.H. 44 Gas *Collectors Ferguson 3 Pt. Gas Tractor w/OHV Engine *KubAuctioneer’s Note: Plan to attend this interesting sale. Expect many addiota Diesel 6200 w/3 Pt. H. & 60” Mower, 18 H.P. Turf Tires, Sells as 1 Unit tional items as this Is only a brief and partial listing. Motorhome & Vehicles: *21’ 1976 Empress w/Gen Set, Roof Air, runs Terms of Sales • Full settlement day of sale by cash or cheque with bank reference • NO debit or credit cards. • No Buyers Premium charged on all of our sales • Neither the owner or the auction firm are responsible for any errors in description or condition on any merchandise. • No warranties or guarantees are implied at any time.

• Please inspect all items prior to bidding. • All items sells on an as is where is basis without any warranty or guarantee. All sales are final. • Once an item is sold it becomes the sole responsiblity of the purchaser. • Listings are subject to additions and/or deletions. • Neither the owner or the auction firm are responsible for accidents on or off of the property.

2014 Upcoming Auctions

Saturday, June 21 - The Late Richard James Bennett - Newbrook Sunday, June 22 - Dave & Bev Morris - Tofield, AB Saturday, July 12 - Farm & Antique Auction TBA - St. Michael/Lamont Friday, August 15 - Riverview Ranch - Brosseu

Saturday, June 7 - Reuben & Mary Coleman, Boyle Sunday, June 8 - Terry Coverly - Grassland Saturday, June 14 - Gordon & Pat Runcer - Chipman

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BEAVER DISTRICT 4-H AND THE TOFIELD, HOLDEN AND VIKING 4-H CLUBS WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF OUR SPONSORS AND BUYERS FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT DURING OUR SALE ON APRIL 28, 2014 IN TOFIELD. THANKS TO OUR 2014 STEER BUYERS Your support for our clubs is greatly appreciated. Thank you. ~Tofield, Holden and Viking 4-H Beef Club members, leaders and their families.

THANKS TO OUR 2014 STEER BUYERS Grand Champion Steer - Reece Maxwell Andrukow Group Solutions Inc., Viking Reserve Champion Steer - Kaitlyn Maxwell McClellan Wheaton Chev GMC, Camrose Bailey Gill - Central Agencies Inc., Camrose Carter Schoff - Viking Auction Market Colton Giebelhaus - BHD Tubular, Tofield/Edmonton Heather Ewasiuk - Ventures North Financial Group Inc., Sherwood Park Kori Paterson - Lamb Ford Sales Ltd., Camrose Garth Beauregard - Kittle Farms Ltd., Viking Shayne Beauregard - Tofield Packers Shaelen Hyde - Tofield IGA / Tofield V&S Market Kassidy Cameron - Warrior Welding / MarRude Holdings Koyier Cameron - Lamb Ford Sales Ltd., Camrose Chace Gill - Viking Auction Market Cooper Gill - Viking Auction Market Cameron Schoff - Thor Agencies, Tofield Luke Schoff - UFA-Sharek Enterprises, Tofield/Camrose Jennifer Schoff - The Color Box, Tofield Kaitlyn Rude - Andrukow Group Solutions Inc., Ryley Lucy Upham - Lamb Ford Sales Ltd., Camrose Shaylom Magneson - Oil Country Solutions Ltd., Edmonton Montana Magneson - Battle River Implements Ltd., Killam Joe Roulston - Grant Miller Motors Ltd., Vegreville Wyatt Magneson - Home-Time Realty, Tofield Kathleen Komarnisky - Providence Grain Solutions, Viking Hannah Komarnisky - Webb's Machinery, Vegreville Michael Upham - Andrukow Group Solutions Inc., Ryley Connor Giebelhaus - BHD Tubular, Tofield/Edmonton Carter Chomik - Blue Sky's Country Chrysler Ltd., Vegreville Taylor Chomik - D-2 Electrical Ltd., Camrose Landon Hogstead - 7 Z Farms, Holden Gracie Lang - Viking Auction Market Ty Taylor - Deerland, Vegreville Cassidy Taylor - Vegreville Ford Jaime Paterson - Central Agencies Inc., Camrose Jocelyn Klein - Andrukow Group Solutions Inc., Viking Cayla Twerdochlib - Campbell – McLennan Chrysler, Killam Clayton Russnak - Wild Rose Co-op, Viking Bradley Russnak - Gary Miskew / Double Bump Seeds, Viking Austin Hogstead - Providence Grain Solutions, Viking Tyen Paterson - Bruce Phos and Bruce Shell Halley Ruzicka - Central Agencies Inc., Camrose Bryce Maxwell - JD Construction, Viking Samuel Otto - Maxwell Simmentals, Viking

Reserve Grand Champion Steer Kaitlyn Maxwell & Andrea Nickel GRAND CHAMPION STEER Reece Maxwell and Andrea Nickel

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS BEAVER DISTRICT 4-H SPONSORS 2014

Grand Champion Steer - Tofield Packers Reserve Champion Steer - Maxwell Simmentals Grand Champion Heifer - Darryl & Deb Snider Reserve Champion Heifer - Farm Credit Canada (FCC) Grand Champion Pair - Ken & Darbi Rawluk Reserve Champion Pair - G & R Russnak Farms Grand Champion Female - Dee-Jay Plumbing & Heating Reserve Champion Female - Lorne & Lisa Hogstead Senior Showmanship - Brent & Susan Christensen Intermediate Showmanship - Arnold & Mary Hanson Junior Showmanship - Heiberg Farms Senior Grooming - Never Dun Ranch Intermediate Grooming - Stockyards Veterinary Services Ltd. Junior Grooming - Alf’s Geo & Drilling Senior/Intermediate/Junior Judging - Ron & Linda Yarham Cleavers - West Wind / Viking Veterinary Clinic Dennill’s Agricenter Ltd., Vegreville – Cash Contribution to Tofield, Holden & Viking 4-H Clubs Tofield Packers – Member Prize Tofield Arena - Facility Alberta Treasury Branch - Member’s Gifts 4-H Families & Tofield Agricultural Society - Panels Town of Tofield Staff - Facility Preparation Town of Tofield - Skid Steer A.E. Gill Trucking – Trucking Services 4-H Families - Setting Up and Trim Chutes Dale Erickson - Weigh Scale & Skid Steer Bardo Community Association - Concession Tofield FCSS & Tofield School - Photocopying Tofield 4-H Families - Straw Bales Food With Flair - Catering Battle River Credit Union – Member Lunches Bruce Agricultural Society – Cash Contribution

CORPORATE SPONSORS - 2014 UFA AltaLink Alberta 4-H Legacy Fund Safeway AFSC PennWest

Grand Champion Female Bryce Maxwell

Reserve Grand Champion Female Reece Maxwell

THANK YOU TO OUR JUDGES & SHOW ASSISTANTS Conformation Judge: Andrea Nickel Showmanship Judge: Tammy Knull Grooming Judge: Kirk Anderson Ringmen: Alan Wenstob & Chris Chomik Ribbon Presenters: Brian Sutton, Tianna Hyde Master of Ceremonies: Teresa Eleniak Auctioneer: Ron Peterson Spotter: Shawn Chomik Judging Card Marker: Lyle Heiberg Photographer: Ruth Gill

THANK YOU TO ALL OUR LEADERS, PARENTS AND OTHER VOLUNTEERS FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF 4-H THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

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COMING EVENTS A bridal shower will be held for Heather Zemanek, bride-elect of Jason Toombs of Calgary, Alberta. The shower will be held Sunday, May 18 at 11 a.m. at the Viking Legion Hall. Everyone welcome. 14-16 p ________________________ A bridal shower for Megan Podolchyk, bride-elect of Aaron Nietfeld, will take place Sunday May 25 at 11am at Rolly View Community Hall, 13 km east of Leduc on Highway 623 (Rollyview Road and Range Road 232). 16-17 p ________________________ Ross Creek Market, 10 am-6 pm Saturdays, Sundays and holiday Mondays. Located on Hwy 16 and Range Road 192. Vendors wanted. Call Dianne 780-662-0033 TM15-16p ________________________ Round Hill spring market on Tuesday, May 20th from 5 pm - 7 pm. For a table call Terry at 780-672-6068. TM15-16c ________________________ VIKING FARMERS MARKET Regular market 2 - 4 p.m. every Thursday. New vendors welcome. For more info or to book a table call 780-592-2431. tfn ________________________ Office space for rent in The Co-operators-Ritchie Agencies building (5103 – 50st) in Viking. For more info, please contact Todd at 780-336-4000 or todd_ritchie@cooperators.ca. 51tfnc ________________________

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________________________ Farm land for rent, 120 acres south on Range Road 191. Phone: 1-780-678-6810 leave a message TM16p ________________________ Spacious newly renovated one, two, and three bedroom apartments. Includes laminate flooring, ceramic tile, new appliances, cable, heat, and water. Rents starting at $600 with rental incentives on a one year lease. In Tofield 780-6623396. TM01tfnc

24' 1998 Tr a v e l a i re 5th wheel for sale, asking $7,800 or reasonable offers. Call Merlin Rude 780-6622164 TM15-17p ________________________ 1999 Mercury Sable approximately 248,000 km, needs some work. Asking $400 call: 780-662-4046 TM16-20p ________________________ SEED FOR SALE Wheat: AC Shaw VB, AC Vesper VB, Stettler and Barley: CDC Superb. Austenson, CDC Cowboy, Gadsby and Chigwell. Oats: AC Morgan, AC LU and Peas: CDC Murphy. Meadow and CDC Horizon. Locally gro w n Canola Seed: Fusion Synthetic Hybrid, Rugby Highest yielding open pollinated and 6056 CR Clubroot resistant. Call: Haralie Seed Farms 780662-2617 or 780-405-8089 Tofield AB. TMtfnc

Village of Holden Summer Employment. The Village of Holden is accepting applications for Public Works summer employment. Applicants must be at least 16 years old and able to operate all types of mowing and trimming equipment. Please apply in writing by 4:30 pm, Fri. May 16th. Mail to: Village of Holden, Box 357, Holden, Alberta T0B 2C0, or drop off your resume at the Village Office (4810-50 Street). TM16c ________________________ SAFETY STARTS HERE TRAINING CENTRE • First Aid - CPR AED (AB & BC) • Standard First Aid • Emergency First Aid • Child Care First Aid • HCP First Aid • H2S Alive (Enform) • Ground Disturbance (Global) • Confined Space Entry • CSTS • PST • TDG • WHMIS • Flagger Training Phone (780) 608-1434 www.safetystartshere.ca ________________________ Crossroads IDA is looking for a part-time adult and a part-time student. If interested please drop off resumes at Crossroads IDA 5119 - 50 Street Viking. 15-16c ________________________ St Michael Regional Landfill has an opening for experienced full-time and part-time cat operator Landfill Training provided. Fax your resume to 780-7962081 or e-mail smrlandfill@shaw.ca 15-18LL ________________________ QUIET - 2 year Old &

Yearling unregistered Purebred Red Angus Bulls. Moderate birth weights, heifer and cow bulls available. Very quiet, have been pail fed. Semen tested and we will deliver. Will keep until needed. Call 780-3862127 or 780-385-0406. CP16-18p

Straight Line Fencing is offering Livestock Liquid Feed Supplement available now, will deliver. We also inject bales. 32 percent protein. We also have lick tanks for sale. For more info call Mark Laskosky at 780-6882457 or 780-990-7659. 47tfn ________________________ 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, Sedgewick. CPtfn ________________________ Solid House Roofing Systems Ltd., re-roof, repair or new roof. Free estimates. Contact us for all your roofing needs. Locally owned and operated. Call: 780-6905145 TM 16-19p ________________________ Massage and Reflexology. 1 hour treatments. Marge 780-662-3066. TM23tfn ________________________

FOR SALE Newer common HRS Wheat variety, two milling varieties of common oats, two varieties of two row common feed barley. Good germination. Call Randy at 780-592-2259 or 780-2085000. 13-16p ________________________ Ladies CCM 15 speed bike. Excellent condition $60. Phone: 780-662-3711 TM16p ________________________ 2001 Ford F-550 Service t ruck, 330,000 kms. 7.3L diesel, automatic, comes with VMAC Vr70 under hood compre s s o r, auto crane 3203 crane, ESPAR coolant heater. Good tires, recent high pre s s u re oil pump. Rebuilt engine installed at 200,000 kms, asking $18,000 O.B.O. Contact Brandon @780-2219438 or blgrams2012@gmail.com for more info. TM15-16p ________________________ Construction tools for sale from screws up to a drill press, and more. Call Ann 780-662-3720 and feel free to leave a message. TM16-19p ________________________ 2008 Montana 5th Wheel Model 3465 Extremely good condition Asking $29,000 Call Doug at 780-336-2250 or 780-385-0282 16-19c ________________________ 1996 Combine-IH1688 only 2536 hours - $45,000.00; 1998 Tractor - IH7110 with Ezee-on loader and duals 3950hrs. $40,000.00; 1985 Versatile Bi-directional 256 heavy loader - 3950 hours $23,000.00; Rock picker $1,000.00; Blanchard 60 ft. H a r row drawbar $3,000.00; Toxawick Grain dryer - $1,000.00. Westfield Augers: 10” X 51” Swing - $3,500.00; 8” X 41” with Kholer Engine $1,800 and 7” X 31” with Honda Engine $1,500. Call 780-3363512 or 780-385-8814. 16-17c

GARAGE SALE Multi-Family Garage Sale Fri. May 16 & Sat. May 17 10:00 - 6:00 Sun. May 17 10:00 - 5:00 5524 - 51 Ave., Lamont, Ab. No kids stuff, lots of collectables, Fireking, Medalta, pottery, kitchen stuff, 9-piece cherry wood dining room suite. roof tin 1000 sq.ft and much, much more . 16LL ________________________ Mission to Many Gigantic Garage Sale Wednesday, May 21, 10am-6pm Thursday, May 22, 10am6pm Friday, May 23, 10am7pm Saturd a y, May 24, 9am-2pm Lutheran Church, Viking 5327-56 Ave Furniture, small appliances, tools, craft supplies, collectible dolls, toys, games, sporting goods, videos and much more! Saturday BOX SALE (all you can fit in a box for $10.00). For further info contact Pres 780-3362576, Alvin 780-336-3155. Donations gratefully accepted up to May 22 16c

HELP WANTED St Michael Regional Landfill is looking for a part-time scale attendant. Must have computer experience $12.00 - $14.00 hr. Fax your resume to 780-796-2081 or e-mail smrlandfill@shaw.ca. 15-18LL ________________________ Air brake course May 28 in Bawlf. Class 1 and 3 driving courses since 1993. Visit camdrivereducation.ca or call 1-877-672-2131 CP16-18

LIVESTOCK Yearling Black Angus Bulls. Black Baldie Bulls available. Semen Tested. 780-632-1104 or 780-632-1961. 9-22L ________________________ Red and Black Angus yearling Heifer bulls $1800.00. Ed and Blaine Davidson, Lougheed, AB. Phone 780384-2354, 780-888-2123, Cell 780-888-7585 10TFN ________________________ Purebred yearling and 2 yr old Black Angus bulls for sale. Heifer and cow bulls available. Call 780-9869088. 14--17LL ________________________

CL A S S I F I ED A D S ARE 3 FOR 1 PRICE!!!!

LOST LOST Lumix Camera at Shell Gas Station in Viking, Sunday May 4. Contact Grant 780-583-3940 16p ________________________

REAL ESTATE

8 acres, 3,760 sq. ft. on 2 floors, 7 miles southwest of Killam REDUCED $549,000, www.comfree.com/459392 New oak floors up and new carpet down, 9 new appliances, bathroom fixture s , counter tops, and tile. Attached garage, 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 3 fireplaces, built-in vac, and more. Heated shop with office, barn, 4 stall storage shed, fenced for livestock. Call Marilyn & Jack O’Brien at 780-385-8686. CP07tf ________________________ Two 80 acre parcels just north of Skaro Lake. Both cultivated. Asking $275,000 per parcel. Contact Kim Stubbs RE/MAX River City 780-974-3357 or kimstubbs@remax.net 13-16LL ________________________

SERVICES You Name It, I Can Do It ! Phone Steve for a Fre e Estimate Today. Specializing in Drywall, Taping, Mudding, Installing Windows & Doors, Painting, Complete Basement and Main Floor Reno's, Additions, Siding and a lot more. Cell: 780-632-9352 or leave a message @ 780-6572066 14-21LL ________________________ Roy’s Handyman Services. Flooring, trim work, basement finishing, decks, fences, kitchen cabinet installs and carpentry work. 780-662-0146 or 780-2323097. TMTFN ________________________

Call 780.336.3422 to place an ad

THANK YOU I would like to thank everyone that came to my Birthday Party. I would give extra Thanks to my children, Ken and Lorraine, Ernie, and my Grandaughter, Jody, for putting it on for me and special thanks for the cards and gifts and the food that was brought. That will be a memory forever. Fred Johnston 16p ________________________ We would like to thank everyone for coming to help celebrate Chester’s 90th birthday, also thanks for all the cards and goodies. It was very much appreciated Chester & Jean Bracha 16p ________________________

WANTED Looking for a 1270 or 1370 Case tractor in good working condition, a wheel rake and a 5x6 hardcore mesh round baler. 780-688-3331. 15-17 ________________________ Wanted Standing Hay, Cultivated and Pasture Land. Cash or Shares. Feel free to call for a quote 780497-1633. 14 tfnLL ________________________ Standing tame hay or slough hay for rent or lease. Call: 780-363-2449. 16-19LL ________________________ Wanted Crop Land to Rent or Purchase Standing Hay. Phone: 780-210-0787 14-17 LL

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Say congratulations to our Andrew Grads in next week’s Lamont Leader. Don’t be left out. Call Marline at the Leader - 895-2780

Make Yourself Heard on Pensions

Albertans are making themselves heard. They’ve stood up for workplace pensions. They’ve let their MLAs know that laws designed to undermine workplace pension plans are unacceptable. And the public has made the government pause. Bills 9 and 10 are being put to public hearings, and won’t return to the legislature until fall. Albertans now have an opportunity to discuss real retirement security for all. Tell the Alberta government to strengthen — not undermine — retirement security. And ask the Conservative government to do something 14052AA0 for Albertans who don’t have workplace pension plans by joining all the other provinces in supporting the expansion of the Canada Pension Plan. Find out more at TruthAboutAlbertaPensions.ca

Contact your MLA. Tell them to stop messing with your retirement savings.

Alberta

Jacquie Fenske 780.992.6560 fortsaskatchewan.vegreville@assembly.ab.ca

Labour Coalition on Pensions

Church h Calendar For more information call 780-895-2780

Orthodox V Parishes

All services start at 10:00 a.m. unless otherwise noted Sunday Divine Liturgy 10:00 am 780-895-2149 Sun., May 18 - Farusi - Tone 4 - 4th Sun after Easter, Samaritan Woman, Graveyard Service Sun., May 18 - Old Wostok - Graveyard Service @ 3:00pm Mon.,May 19 -Ukrainian Village, St.Nicholas Church -Divine Liturgy @ 10:00am

Community Supper Friday, May 23, 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Everyone Welcome! AA Meetings Thursdays at 8:30 pm

44 st. & 50 Ave. 780-895-2879 Pastor Ron Wurtz Sunday Service 10:00 am

Roman Catholic Church Cluster of Parishes of Our Lady of Angels

Fort Saskatchewan Roman Catholic Services

Lamont Auxiliary Hospital Saturday Evenings 4:00 pm Our Lady of Good Counsel - Skaro 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays 8:30 am St. Michael the Archangel - St. Michael 2nd and 4th Sundays 8:30 am For further information please call O.L.A. Fort Saskatchewan at 780-998-3288

Bethlehem Lutheran Church

Lamont Alliance Church is a Family Friendly place to be Sunday mornings. Come join us!

5008 - 50 St. Bruderheim 780-796-3543 Pastor Richard Williams

Youth group: Grades 6-12, Alpha for youth Vacation Bible School: Aug. 18 - Aug. 22 Men’s Breakfast last Saturday of the Month

Sunday Service 9:30 am Bruderheim, Ab.

Check out our website:

“Come as a guest, leave as a friend”

Visit our website www.orthodoxcanada.com

LAMONT UNITED CHURCH 5306 - 51 Ave., Lamont, AB 780-895-2145 Rev. Deborah Brill Sunday Worship time 11:15 a.m.

Lamont Alliance Church

www.lamontalliance.com Or call the church for more information.

Bruderheim Moravian Church Welcomes You! 780-796-3775 Sunday Worship 10:30 am Sunday School 9:15 am. Classes for ages 3 - Adult Junior Youth: Wednesdays 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm kindergarten to grade 6 Grief Recovery Support Group meets Tuesdays 7:00 pm call to register Located at the 4-way stop in Bruderheim www.bruderheimmoravianchurch.org

Bethany Lutheran Church 20577 TWP 550 Fort.Sask. (7km East of Josephburg) 780-998-1874 Pastor Richard Williams Worship Service 11:00 am Sunday School 11:15 am

22 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, May 13, 2014

MICHELLE PINON PHOTOS

Laura and Al Lenkewich (wearing aprons), were two of several volunteers who assisted the Mundare Fire Department during its fundraising garage sale and barbecue May 3. They served up great breakfast buns, hot dogs and hamburgers during the day long event. Nearly $2,000 was raised and will be put towards the purchase of a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA). Each SCBA costs $7,000 a piece.

ELEBR ATIO

DANCE Фестиваль танцю

Welcome the 2014 summer season with the thrilling spectacle of Ukrainian dance.

MONDAY, MAY 19 10am - 5pm G AT E S O P E N AT 9 A M

9:00 a.m. - Pancake Breakfast, hosted by the Friends of the Ukrainian Village Society 10:00 a.m. - Divine Liturgy at St. Nicholas Russo-Greek Orthodox Church 12:00 p.m. - Making the Grade: School Life at the end of the 1920s Exhibit Opening 12:00 p.m. - Concert Activities include: Church services, exhibits, village market, musical entertainment, historic activities, children’s activities, wagon rides, Ukrainian food and more! Bring a lawn chair. Enjoy images of the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village taken over a 25-year period by the Images Camera Club.

The Town of Mundare hosted its annual town wide garage sale on May 3. There were great bargains to be found as well as an outstanding selection of miscellaneous items as there were a total 42 vendor participants. So it goes to prove if there’s a deal to be had, then wild horses can’t drag shoppers away despite chilly and windy conditions.

Admission charged. For free admission, show your current Experience Alberta’s History Pass or Friends of the Ukrainian Village Society membership card

780.662.3640 | 25 minutes east of Edmonton on Hwy. 16

ukrainianvillage.ca

Historic Sites and Museums, Alberta Culture

Government

Sanctioned by LRA & WRA

A s): $6.0 (6-16 yr Children (60+): $6.00 rs io en S : FREE & under)on Friday Kids (5 No gate

FRIDAY, May 30

admissi

✵R Rodeo d PPromenad Ro od deo Promenade/Trade de/Trade Show Show & & Vendors Vendors Market Ma M arket –– 66 –– 99 pm pm Mainstreet Mainstreet ✵ ✵ ✵ RODEO Slack Performance – 6 pm (Fairgrounds) RODEO Slack Performance pm (Fairgrounds) ✵

SATURDAY, May 31:

✵ Sodbuster’s Sodbuster’s Breakfast Breakfast – 9 am am (Arena) (Arena) ✵ Adults: Adults: $8, $8,Children Children 66 & & under under FREE FREE

BEER GARDENS & N CONCESSIO S! D N U ON GRO

✵ RODEO RODEO PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE – 1 pm pm Mutton Mutton Bustin’ Bustin’ Intermission Intermission event event ✵ ✵ Lil‘ Lil‘ Pokes Pokes Activity Activity Room Room ✵ ✵ Beef Beef Supper Supper – 4:30 4:30 pm pm (Arena) (Arena)

Adults: A Adults: $15, $15,Kids Kids 6-10 6-10 years years $6, $6,Kids Kids 55 & & Under Under Free Free ✵

SUNDAY, June 1:

✵ Cowboy Cowboy Church Church – 10:30 10:30 am am at at Arena Arena featuring featuring Doug Doug Rawling Rawling & & Friends Friends ✵ ✵ RODEO RODEO PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE – 1 pm pm Mutton Mutton Bustin’ Bustin’ - Intermission Intermission Event Event ✵

RODEO DANCE Saturday, May 31

Help Wanted

ISS0.I00ON ADM dults: $1 0

LAMONT HEALTH CARE CENTRE Invites applications for the following postions:

FOOD SERVICES WORKERS 1 Casual 1 Permanent Full-Time Please direct resume to:

Food Services Supervisor PO Box 479 Lamont, AB T0B 2R0 or FAX: 780-895-7305

HEAVY DUTY EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS JOURNEYMAN AND APPRENTICES W-K Trucking Inc. is a water and crude trucking company based in Mundare that hauls produced water and crude oil throughout Alberta. Our fleet consists of tandem and trailer units that return to the shop every evening. We are also a licensed inspection facility.

EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS Shift work, every second weekend off, 17-19 days per month, 10AM-10PMShifts, Shop Operational 365 days/year

DUTIES Maintaining lawn & garden equipment, light/heavy duty trucks & tanker trailers, light paperwork.

BENEFITS Paid tuition for apprentices, Health Benefit Package, Tool & boot allowance, Time paid for attending Safety Courses.

PreShow:

Taryn Stauffer

Tickets $20 at 8:30 pm Advance Tickets – contact 780-662-3269

FREETOWN

on stage at 9:30 pm

Fax resume: 780-764-2544 E-mail: info@wktrucking.com ONLY THOSE SELECED FOR AN INTERVIEW WILL BE CONTACTED.

The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), May 13, 2014 - 23

Town of Lamont welcomes new deputy chief administrator Looking at a balance between tax base and user base - McCullagh Cory McCullagh has a systematic approach to everything. That should prove essential and beneficial in his new role as the Town of Lamont’s new deputy chief administrative officer. So whether its infrastructure, economic development, parks and recreation, services and programs; McCullagh says you have to have good, sound strategies in place in order to create success and build strong communities. With a Bachelor of Arts in Recreation, Sport, and Tourism as well as a Master of Business Administration Degree, both from the University of Alberta; McCullagh has a wealth of education and experience under his belt. He served as the Director of Recreation for the City of Lloydminster

for several years, before returning to the City of Edmonton. McCullagh said the job opening in Lamont was very enticing because it would offer a “new opportunity for professional growth and fulfill his ultimate career goal of becoming a chief administrative officer of a municipality. Part of his long-term plan includes attaining the National Advanced Certificate in Local A u t h o r i t i e s Administration (Local Government Certificate) through the U of A’s Faculty of Extension as well as eventually relocating his family to Lamont. McCullagh will be providing advice on policy development, planning, review of business cases, in addition to being a key advisor and strategist for council. “The key is to have the

free exchange of information...To make sure elected officials are

informed of opportunities and have the chance to provide input and foster ideas.” He firmly believes there has to be a balance between the tax base and the user base and the impact each one has on

direction and level of service for residents and business owners. As far as his own personal view on t a x e s , McCullagh said that if you take a dollar out of the commun i t y ’ s hands, you have to have a business case for reinvesting wisely and clearly demonstrate the benefit to the community. “You have to have a systematic approach to everything.” McCullagh added that infrastructure, land, housing, and labor force has to tie into current realities and the overall

vision. That is where the strategic plan comes into play. “Elk Island National Park (EINP) is a jewel. It’s the most underrated park in Canada,” said McCullagh, who would like to help develop tourism opportunities with EINP. “It’s all about bringing money into the community and keeping those dollars here.”

While definitely underrated, having developed parks and recreational facilities; are also keys to growth. So over the next four years, McCullagh will be helping elected officials get past the past and move towards the future with a strong focus and sound startegies to make those goals and objectives a reality.

SCHMIDT CUSTOM SPRAYING

Andrew Schmidt, Licensed and Insured Call to book for spraying season 2014

780-818-1244

Telecommunications tower As part of the Beamer Telecommunications Upgrade project, AltaLink is proposing to replace telecommunications tower at the Beamer 233S substation, located in Sturgeon County in NW-17-56-21-W4M. Telecommunications towers support equipment that transmits data to our system control centre. This allows us to monitor the operation of the electric system and ensure the safety and reliability of the system for our customers. 14052MA0

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will be approximately 38 metres (125 feet) tall will have a triangular base metres (18 feet) will be self-supporting may be painted and have aircraft lighting to comply with Transport Canada’s requirements

Phone: 1-877-267-1453 (toll-free)

24 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Public Notice Lamont County Water Act Notice of Application

Babas and Borshch Ukrainian Festival Zabava 2014 Ticket Order Form Saturday, August 23, 2014 Andrew, AB Tickets will be mailed so please complete fully. Name: ______________________________________ Address:_____________________________________ City: ________________________________________ Province: ___________ Postal Code: ______________ Phone: ______________________________________ Email:_______________________________________

Tickets are $50 per person payable by PayPal at: http://www.babasandborshch.ca or by cheque payable to Babas & Borshch Ukrainian Festival

Councillor’s Corner Council Notes from the May 6, 2014 Council Meeting ng Bylaw 739.14 – Off-Site Utility Potable Water Levy and Bylaw 740.14 – Off-Site Transportation Levy As the first readings of the bylaws were done at the March council meeting, Council approved the changes suggested at the April Council meeting, and the second and third readings were completed. Rescinding of Policy 4170 – Cost Allocation Model With the passing of bylaws 739.14 and 740.14, policy 4170 is rescinded and as there cannot be two costing models.

Delegation – Opus Stewart Weir – Twp. Rd. 560 Report Tendering on the project to re-do Twp. Rd. 560 will be delayed until 2015 to allow for pre work to be done, which will make for a cheaper tender. Policy 5125 – Gravelling of Roads The map for the 2014 gravelling program has been approved; approximately 250-275 miles of road is expected to be graveled. Bylaw 738.13 Amendment to Road Use Agreement There have been up to twenty issues a year of people tampering with the culverts by blocking water flow, trying to expand the area or removing grates. Lamont County does not currently have a bylaw that deals with culvert/ditch tampering.

Mail to: Babas & Borshch Ukrainian Festival Box 508 Andrew, AB T0B 0C0

St. Michael Landfill Summer Hours As of May 1, the Summer Hours for the St. Michael Landfill are as follows: Monday to Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Closed all statutory holidays, closed Sundays. If you have any questions please contact the site at 780-702-9880

Please remember, according to the Disposal of Waste Bylaw (bylaw 744.14) it is illegal to dump waste in County ditches and is Bylaw 743.14 – Highland Estates Land Use Bylaw Amendment An amendment to the Road Use bylaw was made that includes a fine punishable with a fine of $500 for the first offence, double for each A public hearing regarding the amendment of bylaw 743.14, changing of $250 for tampering of culvert or ditch that would change the flow subsequent offence. the land use from Agricultural zoning to Country Residential zoning, of water will be held June 10,, 2014, at 6:00 p.m. in Council Chambers Atco Road Use Agreement Hilliard Speed Review County will meet with Atco power to get their plan for remediation A traffic review in Hilliard has been completed by the Lamont County according to the road use agreement, to maintain the roads that Peace Officer, and has determined that there is no need to change have been used for the power line construction. The plan will be used the speed limit in Hilliard. A new speed limit sign will be added when for review of their road use agreement, which is up for renewal July coming off of hwy 15, to increase awareness of the hamlet’s posted 30. speed. LCREDI Tax re Canexus Fire Meeting Dates A report will be provided on the options and finances related to Discussions regarding fire agreements need to be done between implementation of the LCREDI agreement for 2014, as a result of Lamont County and Chipman, Andrew, Lamont, Mundare and questions asked by Mayor Karl regarding when Bruderheim would be . Bruderheim and fire departments. Lamont County council will meet seeing their portion of the taxes from industry. with Town Councils and fire chiefs at council meetings to discuss the Atco Power – Power line at RR161 and Twp. Rd 534 fire agreement. Due to the high cost associated with moving power poles, Lamont Lamont County Library Board Appointments County will place a clause in agreements indicating that all As the Lamont County Library Board had advertised to fill three commercial power lines placed within municipal right of ways are openings for members at large, and received letters of interest, moved at company’s cost, when necessary for road widening etc. Colleen Malica and Matt Motiuk have been appointed as members of Bruderheim Financial Requests large for a period of three years. Lamont County has agreed to donate $500 for the RCMP Musical 2013 Tax Sale Ride in Bruderheim, September 1, and has agreed to donate $250 to Three parcels of land were up for tax sale in December 2013 without help fund the Australian marching band, Marching Kolas for the any success. As a next step Council will acquire the three parcels and Bruderheim Canada Day parade. work to sell the land with a private real estate company. Seniors Week Policy 5101 and Policy 5101a Residential Dust Abatement – MC250 Lamont County Council proclaims that June 2-8, 2014 will be Seniors and Calcium week. As the costs of by MC250 and Calcium have remained the same, there will be no changes to the rates for dust abatement.

FCSS Seniors Appreciation BBQ