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The Hubbard family were facing tuff times at the Rest ‘N Peace Hotel as the evil banker Simon Snivelheart and his assistant Bungles threatened to foreclose on their property, which just so happens to sit on top a gold mine. The play, “Wait ‘Til The Sun Shines Nellie!”, put on by the J.R. Drama Players, was the first of its kind for the school in more than ten years and kept the audience in stitches as Snivelheart’s plot unfolded.

Pa Hubbard had been kidnapped by the fortune teller and Nellie Hubbard’s boyfriend Hector Everworth set out to find him and help save the hotel. It wasn’t long before Snivelheart, who also had eyes for Nellie, swooped in on the hotel. The ladies were not going to let go of the place that easy and held their ground after finding the map to the gold mine below. Upon Pa’s return the hotel was saved and peace was restored for characters of the Rest ‘N Peace Hotel. Pictured here are the cast of the production, from left, Pa Hubbard played by Shane Newberry, Ma Hubbard played by Indira Speck, Nellie Hubbard played by Ali L’Heureux, Hector Everworth played by Kyle Smith, Prissy Hubbard played by Julie Newberry, Bungles played by Amber Wagner, Simon Snivelheart played by Sydney Twigge and the Gypsy played by Tristan Matters. The J.R Drama Players were under the direction of Ms. Ishaq, J.R. Robson teacher. Photo Karen Nedzielski.

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The Vermilion Voice | January 26, 2015

Robbie Burns Night Fills Mannville Hall

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hosted by the Mannville Vermilion Highland Dancers on January 24 at the Mannville Rec Centre.

Kilts and sporrans were the attire for the The evening began with the formal annual Robbie Burns Night celebrations “Address To The Haggis”, performed by Dr. Reporter

Address To The Haggis Dr, Stewart Hunter gave the traditional Address To The Haggis during the Robbie Burns Night held at the Mannville Rec Centre on January 24. Photos Karen Nedzielski.

Tiny Kilts The younger dancers performed with the assistance of senior dancer Emma Jackson.

Pictured here are, from left, Kaitlyn Rue, Sofia Myhovich, Julianna McKillop, Nola Gunning and senior dancer Emma Jackson. Missing from the photo is dancer Rachel Zorn.

Stewart Hunter, and the feast was underway. The nearly-packed house filled their bellies and sat back to watch a colourful display of traditional Highland dance.

Groups 4, 5 and 6, the oldest of the dance groups, were the first to perform followed by the younger dancers led by Assistant Instructor Emma Jackson.

There were also some non-traditional musical numbers which saw Group 2 dancers perform a “Hula Lassies” dance and also the Group 3 dancers danced to the rock and roll song “Girls Just Want To Have

Fun.” The sound of bagpipes filled the room as ten members of the Lakeland Pipes and Drums band performed numerous songs, delighting the ears of those in attendance.

A short intermission allowed for dessert to be served followed by the second half of the performances. The night was rich in tradition for both Scotsmen and the Scottish at heart.

The Mannville Vermilion Highland Dancers consist of 25 members and are under the instruction of Jamie McIldoon.

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Thirteen Vermilion Skaters Competed In Lloydminster

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On Saturday, January 17, 2015 Thirteen Girls and a Boy attended the Lloydminster Skate On the Border Skating Fun Meet. For five of them, this was their first competition ever! The 13 skaters competed in 27 events, it was a very busy and full day for them. All the skaters came home smiling! It was a blast. The results are as follows: Stage 1 and 3 Team Event; The Skate-

a-teers; Mya Jaremco, Taylor Allen and Carter Jaremco – First, Stage 5 and 6 Team Event; Flight 1; Chicks With Picks – Jayden Scully, Meghan Ryan and Allecia McDonald – First, Flight 2; Sparkles – Madison Ferguson, Adyson Bates, Hannah Black – First, Flight 3; Shooting Stars – Kira Jaremco, Ibrahim Uddin, Nisa Uddin, Sydney Allen – Third. Stage 2 Elements; Taylor Allen and Carter Jaremco – Third, Stage 3 Elements; Mya Jaremco – Third, Stage 5 Elements; Flight 2; Ibrahim Uddin – Third, Flight 3; Sydney Allen – Third, Flight 4; Kira Jaremco – Second, Nisa Uddin – Third,

Back row are, from left, Jayden Scully, Madison Ferguson and Adyson Bates. Front row are Meghan Ryan, Hannah Black and Allecia McDonald. Photos submitted.

Back row are Coaches Rebecca Zajic and Kaitlyn Salzl-Borel.

Middle row are Mya Jaremco, Kira Jaremco, Ibrahim Uddin, Nisa Uddin and Sydney Allen.

In front are Taylor Allen and Carter Jaremco.

Stage 6 Elements; Flight 1; Adyson Bates – Second, Meghan Ryan – Third, Flight 2; Hannah Black – First, Allecia McDonald – Third, Flight 4; Madison Ferguson – First, Flight 5; Jayden Scully – Third, Stage 5 Spin, Spiral & Jump; Flight 2; Ibrahmi Uddin – Third, Flight 3; Nisa Uddin – First, Kira Jaremco and Sydney Allen – Third, Stage 6 Spin, Spiral & Jump; Flight 2; Allecia McDonald – First, Meghan Ryan – Second, Flight 3; Adyson Bates – First, Flight 4; Madison Ferguson –First, Jayden Scully – Second, Flight 5; Hannah Black – First.

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Please contact Rebecca Zajic at 780-8121812 or at rebeccazajic@gmail.com for more information.

Mannville School News Susan Obrigewitch, Mannville School Submitted

Winter Walk Day is a province-wide initiative to get Albertans up and moving during the winter months. Winter Walk Day celebrates our Alberta winter while promoting the year-round health benefits of walking. If anyone in the community would like to join us with this walk, it will be Wednesday, February 4 at 1 p.m.

The students and staff would like to thank Mrs. Rose Gorniak for donating 10 toboggans for our “Tobogganing Fun” program. The older kids have been pulling the younger kids at recess and they are all having a blast!

The junior boys had many practices preparing themselves for their first game of basketball at E.H. Walter School in

Paradise Valley. The team consists of Curtis Ludwig, Glenn Storch, Diego Tinoco, Ethan Tobin- Gillis, Shayne Heward, Braeden Watling, Max Amero, Zack Leronowich, Tyson Default and Morgan Watling. Mrs. Barb Watling is the coach. The boys have been working hard, practicing drills and improving their skills. Have a great season boys!

The weight room on the balcony of the gym has been updated with some new equipment! Kettlebells, medicine balls, resistance bands and exercise balls have been added as well as a new to us universal weight station. Instructional posters are posted to demonstrate proper use and a variety of ways to use the equipment. We are looking forward to having the students and staff access the equipment to work towards their personal fitness goals. A schedule

of supervised times is currently being drawn up. If any parents would like to help with supervision and to access the equipment as well, feel free to contact Mrs. Tara Tod for more information.

The Mannville School Curlers are in full swing. Our senior high mixed team is preparing for district playoffs which are being held in Vermilion on February 12. The junior high teams are sharpening their skills for the north BTPS playoffs in Innisfree on February 5. In the meantime the curlers are enjoying playing against each other and are looking forward to playing games against Innisfree on January 26. We also have an elementary boys and girls team that are coming along great. Many of the curlers from Grades 4 - 10 will be enjoying some friendly competition at the Jim

Smith memorial bonspiel in Vermilion on February 6 and 7.

On February 10, the kindergarten to Grade 6 students will be heading to the Vegreville Aquatic Center for their annual Valentine’s Day swim. They would love to have some parent helpers at the pool, however have to ask that parent volunteers drive themselves as there is limited space on the busses.

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Time For Action Lorna Hamilton Editor

With each passing day more and more news reports and RCMP aler ts pop up in emails, TV and news stories with the RCMP requiring assistance in obtaining information regarding a break and enter, assaults, armed robberies, shootings, stabbings and murders.

We all know the world is filled with criminals and individuals who have a shady character but lately it seems to be on the upswing.

Way to of te n h e r e at t h e of f i c e numerous emails come in from the RCMP media alerts ranging from situations as minor as a fender bender or road closure all the way to more seri-

ous crimes such as murder.

Each time a repor t comes in you read it to see if it has anything involving our area or the surrounding areas, and thankfully it has been relatively quiet in our neck of the woods. In other areas of Alberta such as Three Hills, Wetaskwin, Edmonton, Spruce Grove and the list can go on and on, there have been numerous p o li c e reports asking the publics’ assistance in locating suspects, and any information which may help lead to the apprehension of a suspect involved in break ins, armed robberies, missing persons and deaths.

The latest occurrence in St. Albert where Constable David Matthew Wynn was shot, and later succumbed to his injuries along with Auxiliary Constable Derek Bond being injured, during what seemed to be a routine license plate

check has sparked an outcry from the public and other multiple agencies looking for answers and tougher laws.

The questions to be asked are, is there a problem with our legal system?

Do we need tougher laws especially fo r r e p e at o f fe n d e r s? O r h a s o u r outright disregard for another’s well being diminished so greatly that no matter how tough the laws become we will always see a rise in the crimes around us?

I don’t know if it’s because we read about it more now on a daily basis, and it’s becoming where we can no longer turn the other cheek and pretend that our s mall c o mmunit ies are a s afe haven where nothing bad will ever happen.

It seems abundantly clear that there is either a problem within our legal system or maybe humanity has gone

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a little stray, maybe it’s a mixture of both, either way it’s a problem which can affect anyone of us at any time without warning.

Is there a solution to all the problems, I think not, but being proac tive and looking for ways to increase our community togetherness may be a good way to start. Look out for our neighbors, keep compassion in our hear ts, teac h our nex t g eneration how to care for others instead of just ourselves and maybe someday the power of caring will bring back our humanity and maybe tougher laws will not be needed. Optimism opens the eyes and hearts of many.

We h o l d t h e f a m i l y o f t h e l a t e Constable David Matthew Wynn in our hearts and hope that no other family will have to g o throug h su c h pain because of such a cowardly act.

Separate Arts And Culture Board; To Be Or Not To Be Karen Nedzielski Reporter

That was the question posed to Town of Vermilion Council last fall when the Vermilion Parks, Recreation and Culture Board discussed the issue and felt it beneficial to have the various arts and cultural groups in Vermilion report regularly or become members of the existing board.

Upon request from the Park, Recreation and Culture Board, letters were sent out from the Director of Commu-

nity Ser vices to all groups involved and offered them a choice of joining the existing board or look into creating a new group. Of the seven responses, four said they would like to join the existing board, two wanted their own board and one said either option would be a possibility.

Some councillors felt the arts and cultural groups may “get lost ” in the existing Parks, Recreation and Culture B oard as Coun c illor Ro ber t Pulyk stated the current make - up of the board is mainly parks and recreation

groups from the area.

In regards to forming an additional board, Councillor Caroline McAulley said, “heading into a fiscal restraint, we need to be really confident that this is the best use of ‘our’ money.”

Council had to decide if the Town should proceed with creating a new board for the Arts and Culture, change the existing bylaw to increase the membership to include more than two more representatives from the arts and cultural community, or have it remain the same and request the ar ts and

Selecting Overwintering Sites AgriNews Submitted

When it comes to selecting a cattle o ve r w i n t e r i n g s i t e, i t ’s i m p o r t a n t to factor in the proximity of nearby surface water.

“Snow melt typically occurs when the ground is still frozen,” says Karen Yakimishyn, livestock environment e n g in e er, A l b er t a Agr i c ulture an d Rural Development (ARD), Red Deer.

“Frozen ground limits the abilit y of runoff water to soak in and increases the flow of melt waters from the site. As such, you need to take extra consideration regarding the location of your livestock wintering site and how close you are to surface water.”

Yakimishyn says there are some regulations involved when it comes to selecting an overwintering site.

“Under the Agricultural Operation Practices Act (AOPA) an overwintering site, or, as it’s called in the regulations, a seasonal feeding and bedding site,

is required to be at least 30 metres from common bodies of water or the operator must ensure that runoff from the site is diverted away from the water body. The Natural Resources Conservation Board is responsible for enforcing the regulations. For more information on how their inspectors regulate wintering sites, you can contact your local NRCB field office.”

The Growing Forward (GF) On-Farm Stewardship Program provides funding for overwintering site improvements that will help producers manage their wintering site, says Yakimishyn. “For more information on GF funding you can contact Diana Bingham through 310 -FARM (3276). As well, you can contact one of ARD’s confined feeding operation (CFO) extension specialists at 310-FARM or check our website for more information on the rules, as well as for our Wintering Sites and Livestock Corrals factsheet and for information on the beneficial management practices for livestock wintering sites.”

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It’s not too hard to take a January with temperatures in the pluses and even higher plus weather in the long range forecast for the next week. I hope we don’t pay for it in February. The snow is actually melting and we haven’t had any for quite some time.

That I will take with a smile and besides not having to plow snow, the lower snow levels make survival a lot easier for our wildlife.

Speaking of wildlife I parked by the third telephone pole from my home property to admire our Snowy owl who has returned for another year, or I should say Snowy Owls as there was a pair. Both take turns perching on the same telephone pole, it seems I see them on different days, or not both on the same day, so I wonder if they have another territory they keep watch on.

This one donned the spotted or small black bared markings giving it a salt and pepper look, the female, the huge male is pure white. As I admired her she cocked her head left and right and stared at me with huge bright yellow eyes. Extremely beautiful birds and I enjoy their return each year. As she sat there and watched me watching her in all her splendor, its funny but all I could think of was “can they count?” because they are always on that third telephone pole, not the second or the forth. So do they fly in and go… “one” “two” “here we are” or is it just they have uncanny directional system built in, for which we would need our GPS systems.

I made every effort to go ice fishing this past weekend but a project took precedence, I was working on 12 bows for the NASP program, which is National Archery in the Schools Program. It is such a worth-

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Around The Campfire while and quality school program and even has proven to increase class attendance in schools with the Archery program. It is incorporated with the schools physical or Outdoor Ed programs.

It is my humble opinion that every school should have some sort of Outdoor ED program, at least mandatory in rural schools, and would be a huge asset in city schools also.

I have instructed wilderness survival weekends for several city schools, it was shocking how youngsters in Alberta have been so modernized. Many were scared of tigers and polar bears invading our camp.

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I get of lot of youngsters very interested in archery here in the Mid-West. Communities like Viking and Vermillion would benefit from the program. Parents who think their youngsters would be interested can ask their schools to get involved, or if anyone reading

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FEB. 12 Rhymes That Bind, Vermilion Public Library, 10:15-11:30am, call 780-853-6633 Cribbage Doubles, Seniors’ Centre, 10am Senior’s & FEB. 9 Casual Curling, Floor Curling 1-3pm 9:30am, Seniors’ Walking Centre Through Grief Contract Bridge, Meeting, 1pm, Seniors’ Centre Parkview Alliance Vermilion River Church, 10am, Archers, Youth - 6 & Sammy’s Restau7pm, Adults - 8pm rant, 7pm FEB. 10 Kiddie Oasis, FEB. 13 Indoor Playground, Floor Curling Regional Centre, 9:30am, Seniors’ 10am-12pm Centre Senior’s & Casual Public Skating, Curling, 1-3pm Arena 4-5:45pm Senior Choir, 2pm, Seniors’ Centre FEB. 14 Junior Curling Valentines After-School Supper & League, 3:45-5:30pm Silent Auction, Vermilion Army FEB. 11 Cadets Parent Floor Curling Support Group, 9:30am, Seniors’ Regional Centre, Centre 5:30pm, call Kid’s Connection, Shannon Vermilion Public 780-581-0602 or Library, 10:30amNicole 780-54912:00pm 9766 for tickets.

Afterschool CookValentines ing Club, Vermilion Banquet & Wellness Coalition Comedian, for grades 6-9, JR Parkview Alliance Robson, 3:45 – Church, Tickets 4:45pm, 8 weeks, $25 at the Edge contact VIBE to 780-853-4229 register, or call James 780-581-2406 Keeleghan, Quilter’s Guild, presented by School of Hope, Vermilion Folk 4-10pm, contact Cindi Club, Legion, 780-853-6531 8pm

FEB. 15 Jackrabbits, Vermilion Nordic Ski Club, 1:30pm Public Skating, Arena, 3:30-5:00pm

FEB. 18 FEB. 22 Floor Curling Jackrabbits, 9:30am, Seniors’ Vermilion Centre Nordic Ski Club, Kid’s Connec1:30pm, CN tion, Vermilion Station, Prov.

Public Library, Park FEB. 16 10:30am-12:00pm Public SkatFloor Curling Driver’s Educaing, Arena, 9:30am, Seniors’ tion, CLASS, 3:30-5:00pm Centre 3:30-8:30pm, Contract Bridge, Public Library FEB. 23 1pm, Seniors’ Seniors’ Centre Floor Curling Centre Potluck, 5:30pm 9:30am, Family Day iPhonography Seniors’ Centre ‘Try’-Athlon, CLASS, 7-9pm, Contract FREE, Fun outdoor Lakeland College Bridge, 1pm, activities, ProvinSeniors’ Centre FEB. 19 cial Park parking Vermilion Rhymes That lot across from CN River Bind, Vermilion Station, 1-3pm Archers, Youth Public Library, Vermilion River - 6 & 7pm, 10:15-11:30am, Archers, Youth - 6 Adults - 8pm Senior’s & & 7pm, Adults Casual Curling, 8pm 1-3pm FEB. 24 Getting Kiddie Oasis, FEB. 17 Started: Indoor Kiddie Oasis, Planning For Playground, Indoor Playground, Success, Regional Regional Centre, Primary Care Centre, 10am10am-12pm Network, 1:3012pm Senior’s & 4pm Senior’s & Casual Curling, Walking Casual 1-3pm Through Grief Curling, 1-3pm Handivan Meeting, Senior Choir, Association Parkview Alliance 2pm, Seniors’ Annual Meeting, Church, 7pm Centre 1pm, Seniors’ Centre FEB. 20 Senior Choir, FEB. 25 Floor Curling 2pm, Seniors’ 9:30am, Seniors’ Floor Curling Centre 9:30am, Centre Junior Curling Public Skating, Seniors’ Centre After-School Arena 4-5:45pm Kid’s ConnecLeague, 3:45tion, Vermilion 5:30pm.

Public Library, Shrove Tuesday FEB. 21 10:30amPancake Supper, Old Fashioned 12:00pm CANCELLED St. Rug Hooking, Quilter’s Saviours Anglican CLASS, for ages Guild School Church 8-14, runs for 4 of Hope, Town Council weeks, 4-10pm, contact Meeting, 7pm, 10-11:30am, Cindi 780-853Council Chambers, Heritage Museum 6531 Town Office

FEB. 26 Rhymes That Bind, Vermilion Public Library, 10:15-11:30am Walking Through Grief Meeting, Parkview Alliance Church, 10am Senior’s & Casual Curling, 1-3pm Show Me The Money, CLASS, 6:30-8:30pm, Lakeland College, Fireside Room FEB. 27 Floor Curling 9:30am, Seniors’ Centre Public Skating, Arena 4-5:45pm

FEB. 28 Cribbage Tournament, Dewberry Senior Centre, 10am Figure Painting From Models, CLASS, JR Robson School, Feb. 28 & March 1, 10am-4pm Young-AtHeart Performance, Vermilion Allied Arts, 7pm

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People at the core of your Vermilion Folk Club have for a long while demonstrated that they know the value of live music gatherings. You’ve probably come away more than once thinking you’ve attended the best event they’ve EVER hosted. Then they announce the next show. Fortunate for music appreciators and performers alike, the fine folk of the Club continue to shine a light on great music and ensure the tradition remains eclectic and well.

On February 14, they’ll welcome the much lauded James Keelaghan to the community’s Royal Canadian Legion stage. He’ll be joined by long-time musical collaborators, David Woodhead and Hugh McMillan.

A thoughtful and observant lyricist, Keelaghan is counted among Canada’s most substantial singer/songwriters. His music explores relevant, timeless subjects drawing both from past and current events that connect his audiences to the things that matter in this life. Somehow he consistently manages to balance the often gravely serious with enough levity to ensure the lingering impression remains more inspiration than despair.

His explorations reach deep into our collective human history, at times raising unsettling issues or asking difficult questions. The themes span from the universal to the singular, from socio-political commentary to poignantly personal encounters between ordinary people.

There are songwriters who entertain and there are songwriters whose presence is a conduit engaging and connecting people.

Keelaghan is at ease at their centre. When you hear him sing, you get the feeling that you, the listener, are an integral part of the story. Keelaghan’s songs----even those he selects to cover----are the songs of substance, the kind that stay with you long after the performers have packed up their gear, the stage lights have been extinguished, and the room returned to reflective silence.

Keelaghan’s most recent project is a retrospective spanning his work over the

The Vermilion Voice | January 26, 2015

A Songwriter Cometh past 25 years. Aptly titled ‘History’, the production is comprised of a combination cd/dvd. The cd contains 18 studio recorded tunes while the dvd features the songwriter at ease in familiar surroundings, speaking about his work while providing some insight into the background of the songs.

Also included in this unique package is a 28 page collection of photos and Keelaghan’s writings on songwriting, travel, and personal reflections on what he’s gleaned along the way. Sample some sounds here: http://Keelaghan.com/video-and-audio/.

It was my good fortune to attend a conference a few years ago when Keelaghan facilitated a three day songwriting workshop.

I observed how, with kindness and gentle

encouragement, he mentored a small group of new songwriters of varying abilities and experience. I spoke with some of them about what it meant to work with someone of his stature: ‘plenty’, was the consensus.

There was a humility to his approach, they said, a way of acknowledging and guiding their efforts while building confidence. I was privileged to hear each songwriter perform after the second day, one or two with Keelaghan sitting quietly outside the spotlight, playing guitar as their backup. I can recall the warmth in that room, the togetherness.

It was a testament, I thought, to a generosity of character. And, of course, an example of what becomes possible when one person commits to bringing out the best in others.

That kind of generosity of spirit emerges from Keelaghan’s music. There’s substance here. If you know the music at all, you are familiar with the tenor of his lyrics, the rich precision of his guitar work, and the resonance of his deep, baritone voice. The music, the stories, the songs emerging from them. Written with care and honesty, they are like the solid foundations of architecturally sound buildings: crafted by skilled hands using quality materials with intention to endure.

Doubtless, the moon will be shining bright upon what is certain to be another inspiring and very memorable Vermilion Folk Club music night.

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Kale is known as a nutrient dense food, so much so that it can easily be called a super food. Cook kale by steaming it or lightly sautéing it for optimal nutrition. Many foods have more benefits eaten raw; kale however, has more benefits eaten lightly cooked. Cooked kale can taste a bit bland, but not in this Polish Ukrainian inspired dish. This dish would be great with perogies, also known as pedaha, some cabbage rolls and a garden salad, for some home cooked deliciousness.

Kale is packed with antioxidants. Kale also has anti-inflammatory properties.

Kale is known to have cholesterol reducing properties. The cholesterol reducing properties are increased when kale is cooked.

Its nutrient composition is such that even a small amount provides a lot of vitamins and minerals including large amounts of vitamin

K and A. Kale is also a good source of vitamin C, manganese and B6.

Something that is very interesting about kale is that it has the ability to assist our body’s detoxification system by providing glucosinolates for detoxification at the genetic level. Kale also contains five known glucosinolates that our body can convert to five different cancer preventive isothiocyanates, thus reducing the risk of cancer of the breast, bladder, prostrate, ovary and colon. Yes, eat your kale. You can even turn kale into chips for a yummy snack food that tastes surprisingly good. Whenever possible buy organic kale to reduce the risk of conventional farming pesticide spray which is toxic to the human nervous system.

Kale & Kolbassa 4 slices of bacon 1 yellow onion chopped 2 cloves of garlic finely chopped 1 cup garlic sausage slices (approximate) 2 cups of chopped kale 1 teaspoon dried dill

Salt and pepper to taste Fry the slices of bacon until crisp and then remove the bacon and add the chopped onion, garlic and sausage slices to the bacon fat remaining in the pan. Sauté until the onions are softened. Chop the bacon into small pieces. Remove the center stem from the kale leave and chop the kale leaves. Add the kale, dill and bacon and allow cooking just until the kale is softened.

Season to taste with salt and pepper.

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Kale Chips Bunch of Kale Safflower oil or olive oil Sea Salt Cut the kale leaves into bits about 2” by 2”. Do not use the center stem. Place the cut pieces in a bowl and drizzle with a little of the oil. Stir to cover the leaves with the oil.

Sprinkle with sea salt. Arrange on a cookie sheet and roast in the oven at 350 degrees until crisp, about 10 – 15 minutes.

Your Branch Manager is retiring.

Join us Friday January 30, 2015 from 10:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. to celebrate Mabel's retirement.

Mabel B Smart has committed 38 years to servicing your personal and business banking needs. With much regret, we have to bid farewell to Mabel with best wishes for a wonderful retirement.

Our commitment to you hasn’t changed.

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Please drop by the branch to meet your new Branch Manager, Colin Inalsingh.

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The Mannville Royal Purple recently handed out more than $31,000 in donations to local organizations within its community. Representatives of 16 groups gathered to accept the donations on January 21 at the Mannville Elks Hall. Honoured Royal Lady Edna Myhovich and Royal Purple Treasure Connie Ewing addressed the crowd and one by one, called the various organizations to the front to accept the funds. Pictured here are, back row from left, Jim Myhovich representing the Mannville Elks, Michael Bury for the Mannville Ag Society, Alice Stefinski for Communities In Bloom, Brenda Walker for Mannville Public Library, Rheta Prill for the McQueen Memorial United Church, Tara Bader and Valerie Sebree for the Mannville Care Centre, Terry McDonald for the Girl Guides, Elizabeth Myhovick for the Mannville Preschool, Joanne Sargeant for the Mannville School and Luoise Storch for the Lutheran Church and Mannville Vermilion Highland Dancers. Front row are Marian Ludwig for the Mannville Seniors Centre, Natalie Clennet for the Mannville Public Library, Eileen Kitt for the Mannville Historical Society, Shauna Charron and Reanne Ewashko for the Mannville Multi 4H Club, and children Amaya Myhovick for the Mannville Figure Skating Club, Sofia Myhovich for the Mannville Preschool and Cheyenne McDonald for the Girl Guides. The Royal Purple has been in existence for 100 years and was instituted in Mannville 58 years ago, and has raised funds for local and non-local groups through catering and other fundraising efforts. Photo Karen Nedzielski.

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The Vermilion Voice | January 26, 2015

Chamber Luncheon Jean Vidal, Work force Consultant with the Alber ta Government, attended the Vermilion and District Chamber of Commerce regular luncheon on January 21, to present members with information about the Canada-Alberta Job Grant for employee training reimbursement. Attendees of the luncheon held at Mau Lam restaurant were given information on where and how to apply as well as what type of businesses and organizations qualify for the grant.

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Arts Corner Keri Pullyblank, for the Vermilion Pottery Guild Submitted

Wanna Throw Some Mud? Are you feeling a little too neat and tidy, a little bored, and want to get your hands dirty?

Try some clay - good clean clay – and do some Wheel Throwing and even some Raku and Pit or Smoke Firing. Or some Slab Building. I don’t do pottery, so all these terms are Greek to me. But I hear the Vermilion Pottery Guild members know very well what they are doing and produce some fine artifacts.

The Vermilion Pottery Guild, officially formed in 2010, provides our community with opportunity to be creative and artistic while enjoying the art of pottery. The guild currently has twelve members and membership is open to anyone over 18, experienced or not. The advantage of membership is in the sharing of knowledge and equipment. That’s where the words Wheel Throwing, Raku, Pit or Smoke Firing, and Slab Building come into play.

This is a busy and productive guild. In 2014, the guild held a hand building class at VES for about 60 students, tying this activity into their study of Athens history

and culture. Students from Clandonald School came to the guild studio for a two-day hand building class. Two more sessions were held at the guild for kids in hand building, where 20 children got the experience to work with clay.

Ever y year the guild holds adult classes for beginners in wheel throwing with instructor Gladys Fleming from St. Paul. This will be offered again in April of 2015. Besides offering a November 2014 hand building class for adults, the guild participated in Vermilion’s Alberta Culture Days celebrations. The “Fun with Clay” session allowed 30 adults and kids to get their hands dirty and make some really nice stuff. 72 people toured their studio, watched demonstrations, and joined guild members for coffee and goodies at their open house.

Guild members had the wheel spinning enough to show and sell items at “Come by the Hills” Folk Festival, the Vermilion Art Show and the Christmas Hall of Handicrafts. They also display their work at the annual quilt show and recently set up a Vermilion Pottery Guild members are, back row from left, Kristin Page and Val Smith. In display at the Chamber of Commerce front are Heather Millan and Liz Purcell sitting at wheel. Members missing from the photo are Betty Wilson, Rita Stetson, Glen Charlesworth, Sandy Birch, Cindy Hutchison, Selena visitors centre.

If you think you might be interested in Earle and Sheila Doherty. Photo submitted. trying pottery, visit the studio in the Airport Building or check out the guild’s facebook information. New members are always 9012. This is your chance to legitimately page “Vermilion Pottery Guild” for contact welcome. Contact Liz Purcell at 780 854 sling some mud!`

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The Vermilion Voice | January 26, 2015

Darrel Howell Appointed Chair Of Lakeland College Board Of Governors Katie Ryan, Lakeland College Communications Specialist/Marketing and Enrolment Submitted

Lakeland College is pleased to announce Darrel Howell, P. Eng., is the new chair of the board of governors. Howell was designated as the chair for a three-year term effective Dec. 19, 2014 by the Ministry of Innovation and Advanced Education.

“It’s a privilege to be selected. We are so fortunate to have the quality of people that we have at Lakeland. We have a tremendous board and I am excited to continue our work together. The college is a well-run and innovative institution,” says Howell. “Lakeland plays a significant role in preparing students of all ages for a career that they can move into as well-educated and highly skilled professionals. I am very proud of the college and honoured to be the chair.”

Howell, a member of the board since 2012, succeeds Milt Wakefield as the new chair. He has worked in the energy sector for over 30 years in senior management and has extensive experience in strategic planning, maintenance, construction, engineering and operations, as well as financial management, internal and external communications, and community and business relationship management. Most recently, Howell was President and then Chairman of Tartan Canada Corporation. He has also worked with Flint Energy Services, Husky Energy, and Syncrude Canada. He is currently semi-retired, and doing some consulting work.

“Lakeland College Board of Governors is pleased to have Darrel Howell as our new chair. He brings a wealth of knowledge, valuable leadership skills and passion to this position,” says Gary Moses, vice chair of the board. “As a longstanding supporter of Lakeland College, Darrel’s dedication and commitment are an asset to our board and to the college. I am thrilled to have Darrel’s continued involvement with our board as the new chair.”

Howell says there are number of priorities the board is focused on including the selection of a new president, infrastructure maintenance and renewal, and fiscal sustainability. Ensuring leading-edge equipment, technology and instruction continue to be available to students, and building on the college’s successes are also key in the board’s work going forward, says Howell.

“I think we have to improve but I think it’s more of a process of evolution than revolu-

tion. The college functions extremely well; we have exceptional programs, talented people and we are in good financial shape but we have to continue to look for new opportunities,” he says citing the increase of online and blended learning programs as examples of how Lakeland continues to innovate.

The completion of the Energy Centre this spring will be an important milestone for Lakeland. When the facility is fully operational, students will be able to simulate completed heavy oil upgrading and steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) processes, as well as achieving advanced power engineering certification.

“The Energy Centre is really going to put Lakeland College on the map for the oil industry,” says Howell. “We will absolutely maximize the use of this state-of-the-art facility for power engineering and heavy oil students. Students are already coming from long distances to take many of our programs, including agriculture and environmental sciences in particular, and I think we are going to see the same thing happen

with our Energy Centre. That’s really exciting and of course energy is my background, which makes it even more exciting for me.”

Howell holds a bachelor’s degree and master’s of science in mechanical engineering from the University of Alberta. He previously served on the University of Calgary Senate, Alberta Chamber of Resources, Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, Construction Owners Association of Alberta and Grace United Church Central Board. Howell is also the current chair of the Lloydminster Region Health Foundation.

Current members of the Lakeland College Board of Governors include Alice Wainwright-Stewart, president and CEO; Gary Moses, vice chair and public member; Ken Baker, public member; Michael Kotelko, public member; Jason Bazinet, public member; Bryan Perkins, public member; Scott Webb, public member; Linnea Goodhand, public member; Wanjiku Kaai, academic staff member; Carla Anderson, non-academic staff member; and Greg Sutherland, student member.

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Music Power Couple To Perform At 2015 President’s Gala Katie Ryan, Lakeland College Submitted

Tickets Limited, over 50 Per cent sold One of Canada’s most influential cultural couples will perform for the first time together in Lloydminster as special guests of Lakeland College. Raine Maida, of Our Lady Peace, and singer-songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk are headlining the 2015 President’s Gala, presented by Synergy Credit Union, on March 27.

“It is an incredible honour to have Chantal Kreviazuk and Raine Maida perform at the President’s Gala in support of our students,” says Nadine Walker-Perry, manager of donor relations and research.

“They are both talented musicians whose philanthropic work is inspiring and a fitting match for the President’s Gala. This event is about ensuring we can continue to make the cost of a post-secondary education more manageable for our students through our awards program.”

While Kreviazuk and Maida are quick to lend their time to the studio and stage, they are equally committed to lending their help to those in need – both in Canada and internationally. In March, the couple received the 2014 Allan Waters Humanitarian Award that recognizes outstanding Canadian artists whose contributions have positively enhanced the social fabric of Canada. Kreviazuk and Maida were also recently made members of the Order of Canada for their achievements as musicians and for their extensive charitable and humanitarian work.

“Not only am I able to express myself, and be able to play music for others and be creative for a living in life, but I can go to the next level and be a part of true greatness — the process of another human being’s healing, possibly playing even a

small role in improving the quality of life of another,” Kreviazuk says.

War Child Canada is one of the many organizations the married couple has embraced. Kreviazuk is an honorary founder and active in various causes including women’s rights, war refugees and child education. Maida launched War Child’s Busking for Change program, in which Canadian musicians have raised money for children in the world’s most devastated regions, supporting initiatives such as the construction of schools in the Congo. Additionally the couple has recorded contributions for multiple benefit albums for War Child.

“I was first drawn to music because of the inherent ‘hope’ it provided me,” Maida says. “Social activism carries that same promise and the two together have shaped and taught me more than I could ever repay.”

President’s Gala tickets selling quickly Tickets for the third annual President’s Gala went on sale on Dec. 15 and already the event is more than 50 per cent sold.

People can purchase individual and corporate tickets online at vicjubatheatre.ca and at the Vic Juba Community Theatre Box Office. All proceeds raised will enable the creation of scholarships, awards and bursaries needed to make educational goals a reality.

On March 27 gala guests will dine on a four-course meal complete with table service, ice wine and truffle table, and a complimentary bar at the Lloydminster campus. The event will also include a live and silent auction, luxury package raffle and live entertainment from Kreviazuk and Maida.

Limited sponsorship opportunities are available for the gala. To become a sponsor and to learn more about the President’s Gala, please contact Nadine

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Kreviazuk is a two-time JUNO Award winner and Maida is a four-time winner with Our Lady Peace. Kreviazuk made her critically acclaimed full-length debut, Under These Rocks and Stones, in 1997.

Since then, the Winnipeg born musician has released five more studio albums, and garnered five JUNO Award nominations. Maida has forged a dynamic career as a solo artist and the front man for the band Our Lady Peace, 25-time JUNO Award nominees, including winners for Rock Album of the Year in 2003 (Gravity) and 1998 (Clumsy). The pair has also co-written countless hits for artists such as Kelly Clarkson, David Cook and Carrie Underwood.

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It is with deep sorrow that our family mourns the loss of David D. Holt. David died peacefully in his sleep on January 16, 2015: while in the exceptional care of the physicians and nurses at the ermilion health care complex.

Born on October 28, 1942; Dave was a husband to Adrie and father to Jason and Justin. He was Mom’s devoted and loving companion, Jason’s mentor in life and business and Justin’s biggest fan, on and off the ice.

He is loved and remembered by his Wife Adrie of Vermilion, sons Jason and Justin Holt both of Vermilion; his brothers Michael Holt of Edmonton, Bruce Holt of Calgary and Peter (Terry) Holt of Morinville; sisters Barbara (Bob) Tien of Calgary, Susan (Rob) Desbarats of Calgary; sisters-in-law Mary Anne (Steve) May of Candle Lake, SK and Joan Wintonyk of Saskatoon.

He was predeceased by his parents Vincent and Irene Holt and brother-in-law Lawrence Wintonyk.

He will be forever remembered in our hearts... as a man who loved his family and sought to provide them with every opportunity to cultivate a joy-filled life; woven tightly in a myriad of deep and rich experiences.

Thank you for the cards, flowers, food & support during this time.

In lieu of thank you cards, a donation will be made to Friends of Vermilion Health Care Complex.

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Karen King, Vermilion Elementary School Submitted The Grade 2 students hosted their annual Culture Fair and potluck on January 16. Students entertained their friends and family with traditional dancing including the Mexican Hat Dance, Irish Jig, German Clapping Dance and Virginia Reel followed by demonstrations of traditional Inuit g ames. Families provid ed various traditional cultural dishes ranging from Ukrainian, Korean, English, Acadian, Finnish, Native American, Dutch, Irish, German, and more. It was a delightful afternoon and we appreciate all the time and energy spent on preparing food, time off work or away from home, and cleaning up. We have amazing families.

We had our monthly AR Assembly on Januar y 20. VES has been busy actively reading and reading to be

The Vermilion Voice | January 26, 2015

Vermilion Elementary School Clandonald School, JR Robson, and Mannville. It will be a full day of mental health focused activities with lots of sessions for students to take part in like Basic First Aid, Mindfulness and Relaxation, Self Esteem, a Fire Fighting Obstacle Course and more. Lunch and morning snack will be provided.

Januar y 29 will mark the halfway point in the AR program. On this day, we w i l l h ave a b e a c h d ay t h e m e, where students will dress up in beach wear. For those students who have reached their halfway goal, there will be a beach dance for a portion of the afternoon.

Dates to Remember are Januar y 28 – Grade 6 VIBE Day at JR, January 29 – AR Beach Day, January 30 – School-Based PD - No School, February 2 – TES Team Day - No School, February 4 – Winter Walk, February 4 – Early Dismissal at 2 p.m., February 6 – Science Fair, February 16 and 17 – No School, February 24 – AR Assembly at 10:45.

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We learned there are 25 students who have joined basketball club, 21 member s who are in ar t club, and about 30 kids have already submitted their forms for the science fair. Way to go, VES kids.

As par t of our HSHF (Healthy Schools Healthy Future) initiative, Mrs. Moses organized a sneak-it-inweek for the staff. Each recess break she had a different activity planned that staff could participate in if they so wished. The activities included basketball, hoola hooping, Zumba, curling, jump rope, weight lifting, circuit training, yoga, walking, Tae Kwon Do, and tea drinking to soothing music. We would like to thank Pam Young, Megan C l a r ke , N a d i n e Fa r k a s h , L e a n n e Lupul, Mr. Haslehurst, and Mr. Beecroft for leading the various activities and Mrs. Moses for organizing this great week.

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Innisfree Minburn 4H Beef Club News Tyson Rudolf, Innisfree Minburn 4h Beef Club Reporter Submitted

Our last meeting was held in M in b ur n o n J anu ar y 7, b efore t h e m e e t i n g w e h a d a p u b l i c s p e a king wor ks ho p presente d by Q uinn Hlus. All of our members are busy working on their speeches, for our

club’s public speaking which will be on February 22.

Our leader’s tour will be on Februar y 16, and we are planning a field trip in April to a feedlot and a packing plant.

The club would like to ex tend sincere appreciation to the MannvilleMinburn-Innisfree Rural Crime Watch organization for their generous suppor t. Our nex t meeting will be held in Innisfree on February 4.

Vermilion Seniors Centre News Sylvia Preteau Submitted

Happy New Year! Wishing you and your loved ones peace, health, happiness and prosperit y in the coming year. It’s hard to believe another year has passed so quickly. Do you remember Y2K? That’s now 15 years ago, and 2012, the year people were afraid the world would end because of the Mayan calendar ending December 2012. This year there will be some other news item that will make it unique, so let’s welcome 2015!

Birthdays and anniversaries were celebrated on January 5 with a nice crowd attending, happy to visit with their friends after the Christmas break.

Doreen McIntyre continues to organize the baking of cakes.

On January 8, Crib Doubles were held with a good attendance. In January, one never knows what the weather will bring, anything from minus 30 to freezing rain. Elsie Quickstad was the convenor and did an excellent job with the meal. Everyone enjoyed the ham, hashbrown casserole, mixed vegetables, caesar salad, pickles and dessert. Thank you also to Sheila Mistal, Donna Mistal, Ruby Samuelson

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55+, please do so. Our Annual MeetThe winners of the Crib Doubles Just a reminder that if you haven’t ing will be held at the Seniors Centre were: First - Ruby Rigby and Marion already paid your 2015 membership on March 19 at l p.m. Bring a friend!

Mayowski, Second - Bliss Dixon and Frank Cameron, Third - place was tied, Dorothy Zayac and Ger t Iser t, and Pauline Herzog and Jane Mercier.

Safety Services The 50/25/25 were won by Ruby Rigby 721 - 10 Street, Wainwright, AB T9W 1P3 and Mildred Molineux. Our next Crib Doubles will be February 12.

Phone: (780) 842-6733 Potluck night was January 14 with Toll Free: 1-866-942-6733 45 members attending. The display of Fax: (780) 842-6735 food was spectacular and enjoyed by all. It was nice to see Arleigh Stone back to enjoy the meal. She has been instrumental in the organizing of the potlucks and was missed. Tom KibbleMON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT SUN white played a medley of well known tunes on the piano, playing one of my 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 favorites, “ Lara’s Theme” from the movie “Dr. Zhivago”.

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You can stabilize your personal and professional life through open and honest communication.

Oct. 23-Nov. 21 Don't mess with anyone who is on a rampage. Stick to projects that keep you occupied and out of trouble. Presenting and promoting what you have to offer will be fruitful. Don't sell yourself short. Hold out for the best offer.

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Feb. 19-Mar. 20 Your insightful way of assessing what you need to do in order to get people's attention will work to your advantage.

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Cost Containment Measures To Help Alberta Weather Economic Storm

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T h ere’s n ot m u c h we c a n d o to affect global oil prices, but there are certainly things we can do to address the spending side of the equat i o n. Pre m i er Pre nt i c e an d M i n i s ter of Finance Robin Campbell have announced that the Alberta government is implementing cost containment measures for the remainder of 2014-15 fiscal year. This includes a hiring restraint initiative to limit any growth in overall staffing costs. We’re exercising similar restraint in spending related to discretionary grants, travel, training and other related costs.

In this time of caution, we must be prudent in our spending by applying an extra level of scrutiny to every dollar spent. We’re focusing on the “needs”

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For weeks now, we’ve seen oil prices continue to drop. This has all of us in government concerned from a revenue perspective. Non-renewable resource revenue accounts for about 21 per cent of total revenue for our province.

Bitumen and conventional oil royalties make up about 80 per cent of that.

S i m p l y p u t , t h i s m e a n s t h at fo r every one dollar per barrel drop in the price of Alberta’s oil over 12 months, we receive $215 million less in revenue. To put that in perspective, for every dollar drop, we lose the equivalent revenue of about half the annual budget of the Municipal Affairs minis-

– not the “wants”. For example, hiring may still occur for positions that are critical to government operations and/ or provide frontline services to Albertans.

Our expectation is that all significant government-funded agencies, boards, commissions and the SUCH sector (Schools, Universities, Colleges and health authorities) will adopt similar cost containment measures.

It’s expected that oil prices will be low for some time. To help address these and other concerns leading up to Budget 2015, Premier Jim Prentice will be leading a seven-member committee m ad e u p of Cab inet mem ber s that will look at economic projections, capital and operating budgets, policy commitments, and revenue forecasts.

It will make recommendations to Treasury Board leading up to next year’s budget.

By reining in unnecessary spending and applying a critical look at all expenses, Alber ta will ride out this economic storm. Our government has been clear that we will exercise fiscal prudence and discipline. This isn’t the first time we’ve faced low oil prices – nor will it be the last. By managing the factors within our control, we will come out a stronger, better province, proving once again that Albertans are resilient in the face of challenge.

Dr. Richard Starke MLA Vermilion-Lloydminster Constituency

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Classes every Wednesday evening from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m.

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Old Photo Of Group Of Students Picture here are Mrs.Kibbe’s Grade 7 class 1951-52 school year, in the Alexandria School located about 11/2 blocks east of Lakeland Funeral Home. Back row, from left, are Trevor Clark, Morley Hough, Arie de Bruin, Lawrence Watkins, Dick Hollen, Donald Lang, Doug Brower, Bryan Ford, Wayne Ireland, Stanley Geake. Middle row are Pat Bentley, Butch Hough, Dorothy Edwards, Donna Isley, Isabelle Attfield, Lena Davies, Delores Bradford, Margaret Goodwin, Harvey Anderson, Lee Coyne. Front row are Marion Lee, Eleanor Adam, Margaret Wilson, Eileen Bauer, Mrs.Kibbe, Donna Rae Harrison, Ruth Beatty, Shirley Leahy, Donna Cooper.

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Rustlers Gearing Up For Second Half Tom Groat, Lakeland College Submitted

Af te r a l o n g h o l i d ay b r e a k , t h e Rustler s men’s basketball team is getting ready for a strong second half of the season.

The Rustlers went into the Christmas break riding a four game winning streak . They c urrently have a 6 - 6 record and sit in fourth place in the north division of the Alberta Conference. The standings in the north division are very tight with Grand Prairie (7-5) and Edmonton Concordia (7-5) s i t t i n g t wo p o i nt s a h ead of L ake land. The first three weeks of league play will have a huge impact on the

Rustlers’ play-off picture as they play Concordia, NAIT (12- 0) and Grand Prairie (6-6) to open the second half of the season. The Rustlers were 1-5 versus these teams in the first half of the season.

One of the keys to a successful second half might be the Rustlers ability to stay healthy. The Rustlers had a number of key players out with injuries in the fall term. Starting point guard Josh Magpantay missed four games with a back injury while leading scorer Stephen Jones and Evan Halyk did not play versus Keyano and The Kings College respectively.

The Rustlers have bolstered were roster with the return of KJ McGrew.

VERMILION & DISTRICT HOUSING FOUNDATION MANAGER AND / OR ASSISTANT MANAGER

The Vermilion and District Housing Foundation is seeking to fill the full time position of Manager and / or Assistant Manager in their seniors and community housing portfolio. Under the direction of the Board of Directors, both the Manager and Assistant Manager hold key positions within the Vermilion and District Housing Foundation and are responsible for the overall leadership of the foundation’s operations and staff, as well as for providing high standards of services and value to our residents, within budget expectations, in a manner consistent with our mission, purpose and organizational framework. The successful candidates will have a proven ability to supervise and administer in a rapidly evolving environment.

QUALIFICATIONS • A degree or diploma in Business Administration and / or Management from a recognized post-secondary educational institute or • A minimum of 5 years’ experience in the administration and operation of a supportive living facility or similar organization would be desirable • Computer skills – proficiency in Microsoft applications • Knowledge of seniors and seniors issues or relevant background would be an asset • A combination of relevant training and practical experience may be given consideration in lieu of formal educational requirements.

We thank all applicants in advance for their interest in this position. However, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. This competition closes upon selection of a suitable candidate.

Please forward your resume to the undersigned.

Closing Date: February 2, 2015 Send Resumes via Mail, Fax or Email Vermilion & District Housing Foundation 4610 – 53 Avenue Vermilion, Alberta T9X 1G6 Fax: 780-853-1951 Email: vdhf@telusplanet.net

McGrew returns to the line up after sitting out the first half of the season.

M c Grew was the Rustler s se c o n d leading scorer last season and started 21 games.

T h e R u s t l e r s we r e o n t h e r o a d this past weekend. They travelled to Calgary for exhibition play versus A m b r o s e C o l l e g e a n d S A I T. O n Friday the Rustlers easily handled the Ambrose Kings 99 - 43 with all players seeing action and six players scoring in double figures. On Saturday, the Rustlers shared a scrimmage with the Can-west leading Calgary Dinos. The scrimmage provided the Rustlers with stiff competition as they ready themselves for the second half of league

play. Coach Tom Groat felt it was a valuable experience. “The Dinos are a quality CIS team with a 9-2 record.

It’s great to have the opportunity to compete against strong players.” The Rustlers wrapped up their play with a game versus the SAIT Trojans. The Rustlers held a slim 30 -28 lead at half-time but a disastrous third quarter resulted in the Trojans winning 76-53.

Stephen Jones had 12 points and 10 rebounds in the losing cause.

The Rustlers will open the second half of league play with a home and home versus the Concordia Thunder.

The Rustlers will host Concordia on Jan 16th. The women will play at 6 p.m. followed by the men at 8 p.m.

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This is a full-time permanent position supervising the road construction division of the County of Vermilion River and assisting a small group of operators to build road projects and reclaim gravel pits within the County and with responsibilities that include: - Equipment operation and operator training - Land and permit acquisition - Road construction, work coordination and scheduling - Safety duties and other related responsibilities.

Qualifications: Road construction experience, Equipment operation skills, Supervisory experience, equipment maintenance experience or knowledge will be required.

Computer and human resources skills and an air brake endorsement would be an asset.

Successful candidate must have a valid driver's license and will be required to provide a criminal record check and driver's abstract.

Application forms are available on line at www.vermilion-river.com/tenders_careers.html Please submit resume or application form, along with salary expectations to: County of Vermilion River Attention: Carry Grant Box 69, 4912 - 50th Avenue Kitscoty, AB T0B 2P0 Fax: 780-846-2985 / Email: cgrant@county24.com We appreciate all who apply; however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

REMINDER to check our website for new events, announcements, employment opportunities and more! For current news and updates:

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J.R. Robson News

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Monica To, whose Pa is kidnapped by gypsies and J.R. Robson School their beloved Rest’n Peace Hotel is in Submitted under threat of being taken over by the Just another dastardly banker, Simon Snivelheart! reminder that school fees are over- Grade 7 actors and actresses include due. School fees play an integral part Kyle Smith, Julie Newberr y, Amber in providing enriched option classes for Wagner, Sydney Twigge, Indira Speck, your children. Such classes include and Ali L’Heureux; grade 8s include Physical Education, Ar t, Industrial Tristen Matters and Shane Newberry.

Arts and Home Economics. Outstand- Thanks to Ashley Wagner for helping ing invoices will be attached to report with stage make-up and numerous cards (released Februar y 3). If you other volunteers throughout the school require payment options or have ques- communit y for set decoration, and Mr. Weidner’s social studies class tions, please contact the school. wardrobe. Thanks also to the commu- Grade 9 students Nathanial Ashlin-Mayo, Braden Baldwin, Cavin Jones, Alexander VIBE held a contest for students to nity for showing your support!

Kotowich, Breyton Schamber in Mr. Weidner’s Social Studies class, in the library using their design this year’s anti-bullying Pink J. R. Robson School will host VIBE own devices to finish their work. Photos submitted.

T- S h ir t . T h e c o nte s t wa s o p e n to Day on Wednesday, January 28. The students in the surrounding area and huge junior high event will utilize all Feb. 4: early dismissal at 2:30 (staff Feb. 16: Family Day (no school) awarded one entr y at each school. classrooms on the school’s main floor Feb. 17: no school Indira Speck, grade seven student, except one, both gyms, and the train- meeting) was the winner of our school ing center, drama room and library!

Grade twelves’ last day of classes Students from J. R., St. Jerome’s, and was Monday, Januar y 19, and the Mannville will par ticipate in Mental remainder of senior high students Wellness activities. This year VIBE finished on Thursday. Senior high has also invited grade 6 students from students will be in the midst of studying Clandonald, Vermilion Elementar y and writing final exams for a solid week School, and St. Jerome’s. (to start mid March) while junior high students continue their Don’t forget: Fast paced work environment, must be able to regular schedules and write midterm Jan. 13-29: grade 12 Diploma Exams exams during class time.

Jan. 23-28: Grade 10 and 11 final multi task and be a team player.

“It’s been over 10 years since J.R exams Accounting knowledge and computer skills an asset. has put o n a per for m an c e for the Jan. 28: VIBE Day public,” says director, Miss Ishaq, who Jan. 29: exam make-up day Please apply by email with resume and references is one of our French, Science, and Jan. 30: professional learning day Leadership teachers. This year “The (no school for students) or drop off at dealership.

J.R Drama Players” are presented a Feb. 2: professional learning day (no Email: vcacct@gmail.com comedic melodrama called “Wait til the school for students) Sun Shines, Nellie!” It’s family-friendly Feb. 3: first day of Term 2, Report For more information phone Melanie or Dennis at 780-853-4701. entertainment about the Hubbard family Card #3

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Industrial Art Project Tristen Gagne in Grade 11 finishes his terrarium and terrarium stand that he made in industrial arts class to house his bearded dragon!

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St. Jerome School News

Margaret McCormack, St. Jerome School Submitted

Students at St. Jerome’s have been enjoying the beautiful weather by participating in a variety of outside winter activates. They have been curling on the wonderful sheets of ice Mr. and Mrs. Moir have created for the school. They have skated and played broomball on the Town of Vermilion outside rink by the school and they have enjoyed using the snowshoes to have races and play tag. The students will continue to enjoy these activities as the weather forecast continues to look promising.

Yum! Bread, cereals, fruit, vegetables, meat, milk and extras; Macdonald ’s Family Foods had it all. The kindergarten classes visited the grocery store last week and were privileged to taste each food group. It was a good beginning to our nutrition unit. The children were excited to receive a pad and pencil to write their shopping lists. We were able to meet the new owner and welcome him to our town.

Congratulations to the Jr. “A” Girls who had an incredible weekend of basketball in Ryley. The girls showed tremendous determination and excellent skills in every game bringing home gold.

The Jr. “A” Boys also played in Ryley.

They started off the tournament with a very close game on Friday night and

curling. Photos submitted.

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continued to gain experience and teamplay throughout the weekend. The Jr. “B” Boys and Girls both played at Glen Avon in St. Paul. As young teams, they held their own throughout the weekend improving their ball skills and team play in every game. The Jr. “B” Girls hosted J. R. Robson this past week and were victorious! The Jr. “A” Teams were both off to Elk Point this past weekend.

On Wednesday, February 4 the Grade 5 - 7 students will have the opportunity to attend the Provincial Men’s Curling Championships in Wainwright. The students are very excited to watch this high quality of curling and to cheer on their favorites.

Just a reminder to keep those Boston Pizza receipts for our school fundraiser. Boston Pizza has extended their program until the end of June. The school receives five per cent of the pretaxed total of all receipts donated to the school. Thank you to all the support we have received for this program already.

School Reminders are: No School for students – Friday, January 30 and Monday, February 2, Second Semester begins – Tuesday, February 3, Grade 6-12 Report Cards and Early Dismissal @ 2 p.m. – Wednesday, February 4, Grade 5 & 6 Ski Trip – Thursday, February 5.

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Tough Week For Local Hockey Teams Karen Nedzielski Reporter

A t o u g h w e e k f o r l o c a l h o c key teams as the Rock faced Hillmond on January 21 and the Lashburn Flyers on January 23. The game was scoreless through the first period but the second period saw the Rock score one goal and Hillmond double up on them leaving the score 2 – 1 for the visiting team. The Rock would score one more in the third but the home team couldn’t beat back the Hillmond team, letting in 3 goals in the third, facing the 5 – 2 loss in what can be described as a very clean game, with a total of only

three penalties throughout the entire game.

They faced the Flyers on January 23 where it was a bit different game for the Rock. The home team opened up the scoring in the first period and sunk two goals past the Lashburn goalie by the end of the first period.

The second period saw the Flyers score five goals to the Rock’s three making the score tied at five goals a piece at the end of the second.

The Rock scored one more goal but could not hold the Flyers back as they scored two goals late in the third to take the game, 7-6.

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Bisons on Saturday night but would face much the same outcome as the Rock team. The Tigers opened up the scoring in the first period by slamming two goals into the Bison’s net by the end of the first.

They opened up the second period with a goal which was answered back by t hre e g o a l s for t h e away te a m making it a tie game at three goals a piece ending the second period.

The Bisons scored twice more in the third making it 5 – 3, but the Tigers would only score once more, falling to the Bisons 5-4 with Tiger Kyler Anderson scoring two goals in the game.

The next home game for the Tigers is scheduled for Januar y 31 where they will face the Cold Lake Ice. The Tigers are currently sitting near the bottom of the league with a total of 19 points.

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Vermilion Legion New Officers

The Vermilion Legion Branch #11 recently held the Installation of its New Officers on Monday, January 12. Back row, from left, are Directors Howard Row and Ed Mistal, Second Vice Chair Katey Cooper, President Don Henry, and Treasure Bruce Marriott. Front row, from left, are Director Nick Kulbisky, Secretary Shirley Charchun, Past President Gary Zayac, SGT. at Arms Don Irvine. Missing are First Vice Chair George Matechuk and Service Officer Gordon Hills.

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