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A ‘smashing’ success for Bruderheim Agricultural society Bruderheim’s first ever Smash and Bash runs like clockwork, and is planned to be held again next year with just as much success.
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The ATV rodeo was a new sight in Bruderheim as over 80 quads and riders lined up for their turn to show their stuff this past weekend. There was definitely lots for them to compete in with competitions happening both Saturday and Sunday. Jazmine Inkster Student Reporter
Bruderheim’s Smash and Bash was an overwhelming success for their premier of the annual event which was held this past weekend. According to Bruderheim Agricultural Society Member Vic Schneider, there were approximately 3,000 people who had attended over the three days. “It was huge,” added Schneider. “There was more there than for the centennial of our chuck-
wagon races” One of the main features of the event was the ATV rodeo and drag races, which featured quads from as far away as Calgary taking part in the competitions which were held Saturday and Sunday. Schneider said that because Bruderheim has around 50 acres of land that they use for their outdoor events, there was an abundance of space, that allowed for attendees to have a great time without being too crowded and crammed
in. “We’ve got enough space here, and thats the key.” “We can accommodate a huge amount of vehicles.” Another ever popular event was the demolition derby which took place on Saturday evening. It was during this time that the event saw the majority of its spectators, with all of the stands filled and overflowing.
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During the weekend extravaganza, there were also about 15 different teams taking part in slowpitch tournaments throughout the weekend. The tournaments kicked off at 5 pm on Friday, and the finals concluded at 3:00 pm on Sunday.
2 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Elk Island National Park celebrates 100 years of conservation during Park Days KERRY ANDERSON Elk Island Park hosted and entertained families on Saturday as it celebrated "Parks Day." "Celebrating 100 years of Conservation" was the theme and dozens of
families were the benefactors as booths and demonstrations highlighted the theme for the day. Music, kids games and face painting were all a part of the fun filled
day's activities at Astotin Lake park, campgrounds and beach areas. Families were enjoying the sunny weather on walking trails, or gathered at picnic tables throughout the area.
While enjoying the celebrations, nature lovers were seen bird watching and viewing other wildlife like the many impressive bison which live at Elk Island Park.
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The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), July , 2013- 3
Beaver Creek Co-op customers win back oil purchases through contest
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The case of the missing clock tower is not such a mystery as it sits in the public works shop awaiting a new lightbulb.
Mysterious disappearance:case of the vanishing clock tower Michelle Pinon Editor
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The lucky winners were on hand for a formal presentation at the Beaver Creek Co-op in Lamont on July 17. Pictured from left to right are: Robert Malica, Ross Cossey, Ken Patrie, Co-op manager, and Trevor Zacharkiw Michelle Pinon Editor
They say luck comes in three. For Robert Malica, Ross Cossey and Trevor Zacharkiw that expression certainly holds true. The luck trio were three of 15 lucky producers from all of western Canada who won back
the value of oil they purchased during the Federated Co-operatives ‘Rev Up To Win’ contest which was held between March 1 and May 18 of this year. The Lamont area producers were on hand last Wednesday morning at the Beaver Creek Co-op to collect their cheques. Malica, who owns AAA Natural Foods, picked
up $2,006.76, while Zacharkiw received $1,186.43 and Ross Cossey received $970.83. “The customers are very happy,” said Ken Patrie, manager of the Beaver Creek Co-op. Patrie said this was the second year Federated Co-op has held the promotion and he hopes it will continue for years to come.
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The Town of Lamont’s familiar landmark is gone, but not gone forever. The green metal clock tower, that was once housed in its former location in front of the Lamont County administration building was taken down about a month ago to undergo
repairs. Sandi Maschmeyer, acting chief administrative officer, says a new light and glass pane for the clock tower are going to be replaced before it is remounted to a metal base in front of the town’s administrative office. “We were really hoping it would be up by the fair, but we’ve had a hard time finding a
welder,” added Maschmeyer. It will also have to be wired by an electrician before it is reinstalled. The clock tower, manufactured by the Electric Time Company, was purchased back in the year 2000 and funded through a special millennium project grant, stated Maschmeyer.
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Letter To The Editor Neglectful state of parks and playgrounds in Lamont ‘disgraceful’ says long-time resident I would like to take the opportunity to expand on some recent letters written by residents of town, regarding the mowing and up-keeping within the Town of Lamont. As a mother of two young children it takes a lot for me to take the time out of my day to sit down and write a letter. I am fed up with what I see in regards to this situation and so I feel I have no choice but to write. I am a resident in this town for 35 years give or take a few, my whole life. Never, have I seen the boulevards and all public areas in this town in such a state of neglect during the summer months. This is the second or third summer I noticed this. It is unreal, and totally unacceptable. I will start with the boulevards running along the Secondary Highway 831. They seem to be regularly mowed as of writing this letter and look ok, but it took a while before the first cut got done. And when it did, dump trucks were brought in as it was the only logical way of getting rid of all the excess grass - that is how long it got before it was mowed for the first time this summer. Really? Dump
trucks in summer to haul grass? I have to say I have never seen that here before or anywhere for that matter. Why did it get to that point that it
One would think so. Then come the boulevards that run along any other street in this town, but I will only point out the ones that run along the beginning of 56
everywhere afterwards. They were never picked up. Then they decided not to mow it anymore at all, except just around the “this is a family community” sign, they did a
beside a “family community” sign, it’s a real nice reflection on us and this community. It looks lazy, sloppy, and like we just don’t care. Is there some sort
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This recent photo of Dennis Stadnick Memorial Playground is just one of several unsightly eyesores Jackie Pewarchuk has seen in recent months in the Town of Lamont. had grown so long that this was necessary? The town could easily afford it I suppose, given the rate of taxes we pay. Our money, very well spent. It must have been too difficult, to simply mow the grass as soon as it needed a cut, before it got too long. Simple, no?
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Avenue, the entrance to the Edna subdivision going up the hill and all along the creek. The grass has been mowed once there so far this whole summer. After it had been mowed that one time it looked disgraceful as there were huge piles of dead grass
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couple tracks around there and that is all that is done on a somewhat regular basis now. But that’s it. That whole area, except a teeny tiny section a few feet wide around the sign, is almost knee-deep grass. Looks real good, such a lack of upkeep right
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of problem, that all of the boulevards in this town can not be properly mowed or mowed at all? Because I know for a fact, they used to be. Is there some sort of technical difficulties? Lack of summer students? Not high enough wages? I seem to recall that the
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town was offering summer positions with wages in excess of $14/hour; that is much higher than many local businesses can afford to pay. Or is it just plain and simple bad management, assuming there is actually someone in charge of these things (it really does not appear so)? Lastly I will talk about the playground, The Dennis Stadnick Memorial Playground on the very north end of town in the Edna subdivision, which brought me to sit down and write this letter. At the time of writing this letter, the state of this playground is absolutely disgraceful. See, my kids play there, often, and I just can’t even believe the lack of maintenance and upkeep at this little playground. There are weeds up to my waist (not my kid’s waist!) underneath the whole play area, weeds growing through the cracks of the play-bridge. Small trees beginning to grow beside the swingsets! None of the surrounding grass has beenmowed. Garbage scattered that my kid has to jump over, more than there ever should be in any playground, anywhere. Cont’d on Page 11
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6 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Ed Stelmach Community Foundation benefits from MEG Energy’s invitational tournament The Ed Stelmach Community Foundation is $30,000 richer thanks to the support of the MEG Energy Corp. According to a July 16 press release issued by MEG Energy, that boosts the grand total to $50,000 for the annual golf tourney which was recently held at the Fort Saskatchewan Golf and Curling Club. Company President Bill McCaffrey was on hand for the second annual tournament, along with former Premier Ed Stelmach. “We focus on engaging with the communities in which we live and work, and look forward to strengthening relationships with our neighbours in the Heartland,� stated McCaffrey. “Partnering with the Ed Stelmach Community Foundation falls in line perfectly with how MEG invests in our communi-
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The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), July 23, 2013- 7
Historic Children’s Camp holds special meaning for village’s interpretive leader
MICHELLE PINON PHOTOS
Kara Bienert, leader of the Children’s Historic Program at the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, holds one of the chickens for participants after finishing up feeding the sheep.
Michelle Pinon Editor
This historic interpreter holds his scythe after cutting down some grass to feed his sheep at the village.
Camp participants got back to the basics and baked a cake during one of the day’s activities on July 16.
It wasn’t all that long ago that Kara Bienert was one of the students in the Historic Children’s Program at the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village. Now the 23-year-old is the head of the special program, and loves passing on the knowledge and skills she learned while a participant during some of her teenage years. Bienert, who graduated from the University of Alberta’s faculty of teaching in 2012, has many fond memories of the camps she attended, and loves to share her experiences and expertise with the participants who range in age from six to 16 years of age. The Historic Children’s Program and Junior Interpreter’s Program is sponsored by The Friends of The Ukrainian Village Society. The week long educational day camps allow participants to experience life in the early 1900s. “Dressed in historic costumes, participants enjoy many activities of early immigrant and homestead life while acquiring varied skills and developing qualities of leadership and co-operation,” according to the society.
Bienert, who currently resides in Fort Saskatchewan, says she first heard about the program through a friend who was involved in a bilingual program when she was about 11-yearsold. Through the program she learned how to cook, sew, weave, garden, tend animals, and build a birdhouse. Washing dishes by hand and sweeping floors with a corn broom were also part of her duties. Bienert became a junior interpreter during her second year of camp, and really enjoyed the acting part of the live role playing adventure which portrayed much of everyday life for the pioneers. This is her fourth and final year as leader of the Historic Children’s Program, and she highly recommends the experience to anyone. There are three more weeklong camps this summer from: July 29 to August 2, August 12 to 16, and August 19-23. During the August camps there will also be a Ukrainian Dance Camp with five full hours of dance instruction plus special programming on the historic site for the dancers.
8 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Bruderheim’s smashing success for their inaugural event Jazmine Inkster Student Reporter
Slowpitch tournaments were also taking place all through the weekend, starting at 5 pm on Friday, and finishing up with the finals at around 3 pm on Sunday. “There was so much interest that some teams were turned away,” says Schneider. Schneider says the event was such a success
that everything seemed to go like clockwork, without any hitches. The reason for this he says is the effort Codey Schoeppe and staff who organized the event, as well as the members of the Bruderheim Ag. Society and all of the many volunteers. Another telling factor was the wonderful support of the spectators. “People who attended were so cooperative,” he
added. “There was a lot to be learned from it. We can do things different and improve the event for next season.” although, even saying that, Schneider says there wasn’t much that he could think of that really needed to be changed considering how well things had gone. “It was a beautiful sight to see so many people.” Even though the ATV Rodeo was a new event to Bruderheim it was still a great success and was ejoyed by all who came to watch them throwing the dirt around. Also popular was the Slow Pitch tournaments, (right) which carried on throughout all three days of the event with around 15 teams spread out over three ball diamonds. There was so much interest in the tournament that some teams were turned down from the competition. JAZMINE INKSTER PHOTOS
Attendees were treated to a hot pancake breakfast before their full day at the track.
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The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), July 23, 2013- 9
Lamont Archery Shoot hits the mark with participants Thirty-two sharp shooters of all ages test their skills during fun-filled family based event
Pictured from left to right: Margaret Basillie, Tat Pichota, Mary Basillie, Trent Kucy, Blake Fjeld and Clay Laronde.
Clay Laronde
Trent Kucy Despite inclement weather, the recent 3-D Fun Shoot hosted by the Lamont Fish & Game Association was a success. A total of 36 shooters participated in the two day event which was held at the Lamont Trout Pond area June 15 and 16. Murray Laronde, one of the organizers of the event, was very pleased with the turnout. “We had 36 shooters, and 15
of them were kids. People came from Vegreville, Camrose, Edmonton and St. Alberta as well as locals. “The Father’s Day breakfast was great, and much appreciated,” stated Laronde, who acknowledged the support of its sponsors. Clay Laronde and Trent Kucy, both of Lamont, won the kids apple shoots while Matt Hunter won in the adult category.
Matt Hunter The association’s next 3-D Fun Shoot will be held August 17 and 18. Laronde said archers of all ages and abilities are invited to participate in the two day event. There will be two rounds per day of 25, plus 3-D targets. Free camping is available, but no fires are allowed. A stocked trout pond is also located at the site one mile east of Lamont.
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Robyn Butler takes aim while Vince Pichota looks on. It was the first time Butler had tried her hand at archery before.
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10 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, July 23, 2013
July 26,27,28 2013 FRIDAY NIGHT – July 26
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Sorry state of affairs Continued from Page 4 No one to pick it up. I pick up garbage here and there when I see it, but when I come to a playground in my town, really, is that my responsibility? I know one thing for sure, the playgrounds I played in in this very same town some 30 years ago were never, ever, in the state of neglect that this one is. I can not speak about the other playgrounds in town as I haven’t had the chance to go to them yet this summer, but this one, takes the cake. The thing that puts the icing on it though is that this playground is a dedicated memorial to someone- how disrespectful, to let this playground get to the state it has. Where is respect, the common sense? Given the simple fact that we as residents pay taxes, are these things not a requirement of the town and the town’s responsibility to make sure these things get done? All of these things, not just some of them, not just one spot and not another. Does the cosmetic appearance of our town just not matter at all particularly in summer? (The snow-clearing in winter is a whole other issue on its own that I won’t even start to touch on right now). What I really don’t understand though, what really gets the bees buzzing in my bonnet, is how no one else notices this? Out of all the councillors, workers and anyone else that is supposed to be “running” this town, no one notices? It’s hard to believe I’m the only one. What are the priorities of this town exactly? Where does our money go? If someone isn’t doing their job, is there no one to notice and set things straight? Is there any chain of command, at all? There’s a lot of unanswered questions. Ten years ago and every summer before then throughout my lifetime I can recall seeing the mowers out, somewhere in town, almost every single day. Now, in all honesty, I see them like once a month. What is the issue? Things really need to be cleaned up around here, it is an embarrassment to this town, and I can’t believe it takes the residents to have to voice their concerns in the paper and remind people to do their job. It shouldn’t have to get to this point, but it has. These are only a few of the issues I decided to point out, there are many more, everywhere you look in town, and if I wrote about them all this would be an essay. We as residents do our duty by paying our taxes and we are reminded that they must be paid, or else. One would expect that the town we pay our taxes to would carry through their responsibilities and duties as well. If you collect money from the people the people can only expect, at minimum, their town to be maintained in an acceptable manner. It’s not a one-way street. Clean up your act, whoever is in charge of this stuff, get it together, do your part, and if you can’t, you would think people in the position to do so would replace you with someone who knows what they are doing! It is unbelievable! This is not what we pay our taxes for, it is absolutely unacceptable and the residents and children of this town deserve much better. They shouldn’t have to stumble through weeds and garbage in a playground! We chose to raise our children here and live here for many reasons, and the least this town could do is make it an enjoyable, nice place to do so. This neglect is disgraceful to our town and a shame to the people who live here. I want to be proud of the town I live in and raise my children in, do you? Where is the accountability?? Is there any at all? Get a grip. Sincerely, Jackie Pewarchuk
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12 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, July 23, 2013
OBITUARY Gordon Edward Burrell Mr. Gordon Burrell, late of Bruderheim, passed away on July 1, 2013 at the age of 77 years. He is survived by his loving family; his wife, Carol; and his 2 sons, Charles Leslie (Lynn) of Edmonton, Alberta, and Jason Edward (Deanna) of Seattle, Washington; as well as numerous other family and many dear friends. Gordon was predeceased by his wife, Mona and his parents, William and Letishia. A Memorial Service will be held on Friday July 26, 2013 at 2:00 PM at First Memorial Riverview Chapel, 11090-86 Avenue, Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta with Reverend Paul Shaw officiating. Donations in “Cowboy’s” memory gratefully accepted to Alberta Diabetes Foundation, 1-020 HRIF-East, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB T6G 9Z9. Online condolences may be sent through www.dignitymemorial .com.
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FOR SALE 20% Off Trees, Shrubs & Perennials. 1 gallon Colorado Spruce now $7.99. 5 gallon Apple, Plum or Apricot Tree now $ 39.99. 2 Gallon Spieria now $15.99. Great Variety to choose from at Lougheed Gift & Garden 780-386-2402 Open Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 5:30 27/28CPp ________________________ 2002 Honda Odyssey Van. Great running condition. $2000. 250 000 Km. Call 780662-2046. TM 27p ________________________ U-Pick Strawberries and Saskatoons. 1 km north of Viking on Highway 36. Phone for appointment 780336-2160. 26/27p ________________________
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IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of Rudy & Gertie Mizera. July 20, 2008/July 30, 2008. In Our Hearts We thought of you with love today, But that is nothing new. We thought about you yesterday, And the day before that too. We think of you in silence, We often speak your names. Now all we have is memories, And your picture in a frame. Your memory is our keepsake, With which we'll never part, God has you in his keeping. We have you in our hearts. Loved and Missed by Sharon & Andre; Terry & Fay; Sheila & Kevin; Garry' Barry & Kathy and families. TM 23p
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14 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, July 23, 2013
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The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), July 23, 2013- 15
T OWN OF MUNDARE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Community Development Officer The Town of Mundare is a growing community of 855 people located 100 km East of the City of Edmonton. Its recreational amenities include an arena, curling rink, water spray park, 18 hole Golf course. A new k-8 school will be opened in 2014. Under the direction of the Chief Administrative Officer, the Community Development Officer will be responsible for: - Human resources management--developing polices - managing employee issues - Planning and development - Provide assistance, information and resource referrals to community groups - Organization of Town events The main focus of the position is Human resource management and community involvement. The duties of planning and development will be slowly implemented as the position develops. Qualifications -human resource management experience -experience working with non profits organizations -effective interpersonal skill -excellent communication skill -personal initiative with good organizational skills Salary $40-50,000 depending on experience . The town does provide a benefits package
The Town of Mundare will hold a Public Hearing on proposed Bylaws 849/13, 850/13 and 851/13 on Tuesday, August 6, 2013 commencing at 7:00 p.m. in the Town Council Chamber. You are invited to attend the Public Hearing to express your views or listen to the deliberations. If you have any questions about the proposed bylaw please contact the Town Office at (780) 764-3929. You may also view the proposed bylaw at the Town Office, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m or at www.mundare.ca. Written submissions are acceptable and should be delivered to the administration office by 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 2, 2013.
Bylaw 849/13 Text Amendment The purpose of proposed Bylaw 849/13 is to amend the Land Use Bylaw, specifically, the Interpretation section by adding the definition for Greenhouse and Plant Nursery; and, the General Commercial District – C-2 by adding the Use: Greenhouse and Plant Nursery as a discretionary use in the district.
Bylaw 850/13 Map Amendment
Please submit your resume/application by 5:00 p.m., Aug 9, 2013 to:
Town of Mundare Box 348 Mundare, AB T0B 3H0 F: 764-2003 e-mail: cao@mundare.ca or in person: 5128-50 Street Colin Zyla Chief Administrative Officer
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Public Works Employee
The purpose of proposed Bylaw 850/13 is to redistrict approximately 1.51 Ha to General Commercial District – C2 to be in line with the current existing and proposed use on the site.
Bylaw 851/13 Map Amendment
The Town of Mundare is accepting applications for the position of public works employee. Duties involve all aspects of Town operations including operation of heavy equipment. weekend work and being on call is required. Candidates must possess a valid licence, a high school diploma, and be willing to take courses as required. Experience operating heavy equipment (grader, loader) and a class 3 licence is an asset. Wage $17/hr. Please submit your resume/application by 5:00 p.m, Friday, August 2, 2013 to: Town of Mundare Box 348 Mundare, AB T0B 3H0 or F: 764-2003 e-mail: cao@mundare.ca or in person: 5128-50 Street Colin Zyla Chief Administrative Officer
The purpose of proposed Bylaw 851/13 is to redistrict approximately 0.001 Ha to Highway Commercial District – C3 to allow for a proposed public use.
Colin Zyla, Chief Administrative Officer Town of Mundare 5128 – 50 Street PO Box 348 Mundare, Alberta T0B 3H0
16 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, July 23, 2013