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November 24, 2020 | The Vermilion Voice
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New Chamber President
nity clubs across Saskatchewan and Alberta during my career with Co-op and enjoy meeting new people and business owners. As an organization leader for our local Co-op, I believe in living and loving local,” said Kralkay. Kralkay also went on to say that the Chamber has some new faces on the
The Vermilion & District Chamber held their annual AGM in a virtual setting due to COVID on October 17. During the meeting Kory Kralkay was elected the Chambers new president, he has been a member of the Chamber for the last three years. After being approached by the Chamber Board Kralkay decided that with his experience and skills he would be a good fit for the position. He is currently Director of Operations for Cornerstone Co-op. “I was asked by our Chamber Board to consider it as our past President resigned earlier this year and the interim President decided to not let her name stand. I feel I have some good ideas and past experiences to share in creating stronger business relationships in Vermilion & District,” explained Kralkay. Kralkay went on to explain that he enjoys having the opportunity to share his thoughts and ideas during this challenging time. “I enjoy sharing thoughts and having a say in how our community can work together through these challenging times. New Chamber president Kory Kralkay. I have been involved in several commu- Photo submitted
On Monday, October 19, 2020 Mrs. Eugenia Ostropolski passed away peacefully with family by her side in Harvest Home Long Term Care, Vermilion at the age of 81 years. Eugenia will be deeply missed and always loved by her Son Felix Ostropolski of Vermilion; Three Granddaughters Lisa Di Pinto (Fiancé Benjamin Grainger), Pamela Di Pinto and Patricia Di Pinto all of Edmonton; as well as her extended family. She was predeceased by her Husband Edward Ostropolski in 2015; Daughter Maureen Di Pinto in 2016; Grand-Daughter Christine Di Pinto in 1988; Parents Vladyslawa and Stefanij Zlochowska; Brother Josef Zlochowski; Sister Bronca (Edward) Ambros. A Mass of Christian Burial was held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, October 27, 2020 at the Catholic Parish of the Holy Name, Vermilion, Alberta. She was laid to rest, next to her Late Husband Eddie and Daughter Maureen, in the Vermilion Catholic Cemetery. The family would like to thank everyone for their love and support during this difficult time. As well as thank you to everyone who sent cards, flowers and made donation in Eugenia’s memory. Special thank you to Father Joy Vadakkan and Diane Sanson for a beautiful service you provided us. All the Doctor’s and Nursing Staff at Vermilion Harvest Home Long Term Care for the tremendous care mom received during her stay. As well as all the staff at Creech’s Lakeland Funeral Home for your support, guidance and professionalism throughout this experience. Everyone’s thoughtfulness and kindness will never be forgotten. If so desired donations in memory of Eugenia may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or charity of choice. God Bless You All, Felix Ostropolski and Families
board but that they are looking for more nity needs. community minded business leaders, “Even if they are willing to sit on one of entrepreneurs and farmers to join their committees but not on the board at this network to advocate for business commu- time, all help is appreciated!” said Kralkay.
Rev. Peter “Joseph” McGuckin The family of the late Rev. Peter “Joseph” McGuckin wish to express their appreciation for all your kind thoughts and expressions of sympathy conveyed to us in so many ways. We appreciate your thoughtfulness and thank you all most sincerely. Eileen Brodbin, Jean McGuckin, and families.
Vermilion & District Housing Foundation currently has vacancies available in our Independent Living Suites at
Vermilion Valley Lodge.
Each suite contains spacious rooms with plenty of storage, full bathroom with safety bars and a large window. Couples suites are currently waitlisted. Monthly rent includes, suite rental, utilities, cable, wifi, weekly housekeeping, full-service dining and daily access to a wide variety of fun and engaging activities and events. Dine in style with none of the stress or hassle of having to cook, grocery shop or clean with three dietician approved meals a day. Snacks and beverages available 24 hours a day.
Rental subsidy available for those who qualify. If you or your loved one would like to set up a tour and information session, please contact Tabitha Dykstra, Resident Care Manager at 780-853-5706 or residentcare@vdhf.ca