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Vol. 25 No. 13T
Redwater, Alberta
February 10, 2015
Teachers again offered $35,000 for early retirement
Aspen View Public Schools (AVPS) is
offering an early retirement package to
teachers again this year.
Following discussions during its Jan. 22
and Feb. 5 meetings, the board of trustees
voted to offer an early retirement incentive package (ERIP) for the fourth consecutive year. It provides a single payment of
$35,000. A maximum of six applications
to the program will be accepted. This
retirement incentive is not expected to be
offered next year.
Superintendent Mark Francis explained
that this is being done both as a cost saving measure and as a way to keep more
teachers long term. During times of budgetary restraints or declining enrolments,
the number of new teaching positions
becomes limited. Because few new teachers are being hired, the average age of
teaching staff steadily increases. ERIP
offers older teachers the opportunity to
retire early and creates employment
opportunities for beginning and relatively
new teachers.
A third year teacher makes about
$26,000 less than a tenth year teacher. If
three to four teachers take ERIP, the savings between their top-of-the-grid salaries
and new teachers’ salaries is enough to
cover a teaching position. Francis said this
is particularly important given that the
spring provincial budget is expected to be
lean.
He estimated that even if provincial
funding to the school division stays the
same, the combination of reduced enrolment and increased costs will create a negative $800,000 impact on the division
budget.
Board chair Dennis MacNeil asked
what the maximum for ERIPs Francis recommended.
“Six at the most,” said Francis. If more
than that apply, some will be selected
based on meeting the ERIP criteria and
then on which schools need to reduce
staff. To qualify for ERIP, a teacher must
have been employed by AVPS a minimum
of 10 consecutive years and be at least 55
years of age.
The board briefly discussed wording of
the ERIP document and decided to change
the application so it reads only the super-
intendent can accept or deny an ERIP
application. The board is the appeal body
and should not be listed as a decision
maker.
AVPS has 181 teachers of which 113
are at the top of the grid. The ERIP will
enable more younger teachers to become
long term staff members, because if staff
must be reduced and there are no retirements, the last-hired teachers will be the
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AVPS offered ERIP during the previous
three years. Through it, the average
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“Health and wellness is not a rule,” said
superintendent Mark Francis. “It’s how
you strive towards it, make small
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“The policy is not designed for administration to dictate to any parent group,”
said board chair Dennis MacNeil. “It’s for
within the school, not what you sell out in
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Chizawsky said some people feel the
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wellness leadership in its own way.
During the Feb. 5 board meeting trustee
Elohne Chizawsky said some parents were
made to feel bad about their volunteer and
fundraising efforts, and that stakeholders
at H.A. Kostash School in Smoky Lake
school felt the division policy was too
vague. Also, one of their biggest fundraisers is selling Purdy’s chocolates, and parents pointed out that it is people in the
policy wording to “strive” to choose
healthy fundraising alternatives is not
clear. Francis explained it is worded that
way because the board sets the direction;
how each school and community take it on
is up to them.
Pedersen said there is also confusion
about things like classroom pizza parties
or Valentines cupcakes.
The board referred the policy to the Policy Committee for review.
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Hall hits 20,000 km milestone as a runner
Brian Hall of Redwater is celebrating be controlled. It quickly became its own
20,000 kms of running and 83 lost pounds. reward.
“It’s a milestone,” he said. “It’s an
“I’ve never come back from a run thinkexciting time for me. I’m 41, but I feel ing I shouldn’t have gone,” said Hall. “It’s
better and move around better than when I something I can’t wait to do. It’s an unbewas 20.”
He has completed four marathons
and two ultra
marathons, but
when he started
walking six years
ago, one km was a
challenge.
Hall and his
wife, Ann, were
expecting their
third child when
he realized he had
to begin taking
care of himself to
be around for his
children. At 230
pounds he was
quite heavy for his
height and bone
structure.
“I started going
for one km walkruns,” he said. “I
was
frustrated
when I could barely do that.” The
one km turned into
two, and two into
three. Once he
could do that, he
got the bug. He ate
healthier foods
and dropped 40
pounds in two
months.
“I started getting my wife to
drop me off 10 km
from home,” he
said. “I had to get
myself home.”
Running was
something
he With his back pack and water bottle on his back and his
could control in a participation number on his front, Brian Hall of Redwater is
world full of ready for the Grizzly Solo Ultra Marathon in Canmore,
things that can’t October 2014.
lievable experience.”
During his second year of running he
went 4,200 km, mostly around town.
He keeps a written record of his daily
runs and details such as what the weather
was like. Minus 35 or plus 30, he runs in
any weather. Looking back at those notes
is very motivating.
In the spring of 2008 Hall signed up for
the five km run that is part of the Edmonton Police Foundation Half Marathon.
“I thought I was going to die,” he said.
“I couldn’t fathom that people could run
21 kms.” He decided he wanted to try it,
so he trained hard all summer and in the
fall participated in the Edmonton 21 Half
Marathon. He finished in one hour, 51
minutes.
Hall’s latest accomplishment was the
October 2014 Grizzly Solo Ultra
Marathon in Canmore. “It was my biggest
one yet,” he said of that mountain run.
Now he is looking forward to St.
Albert’s Run Wild marathon which raises
funds for the Zebra Child Protection Centre and the St. Albert 50+ Club. As someone who works with at-risk children, this
fundraiser is close to his heart.
Running is a solo sport, as are the snow
shoeing and skiing Hall enjoys, but having
a supportive family makes it easier.
“It takes a very understanding wife,”
Hall said. “She’s been most supportive.
She encouraged me to go for it.”
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Although too young to keep up with him
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Halls moved from Nova Scotia to
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to know how much
the rink is used
before making a
decision on flooding
it again. Smith said
most of the use is in
the evening, and it is
not tracked.
Coun. Dody Kluttig said the outdoor
rink is used a lot;
every time she is at
the arena in the
evening she sees
people on the rink.
“I would
like to see it back up
and running because
it gets used,” said
Kluttig. “It’s for the
community.”
“I would spend the
$600 just so it’s there
for our residents,”
said coun. Connie
Butcher. “It’s not a
huge cost. Let’s take
a chance and let our
residents still have
it.” She suggested
that if it melts out
again this season,
then it not be rebuilt.
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Brown
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council with a written backgrounder
with the following
information.
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will need two floods
totalling three hours
per day over a four
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Energy minister tours Heartland
Industrial growth continues in Alberta’s
Industrial Heartland despite recent challenges to the province's energy sector from
lower oil prices. Alberta’s Energy Minister,
Honourable Frank Oberle, along with local
MLA
Jacquie
Fenske,
Fort
Saskatchewan/Vegreville, toured the Heartland region to witness the steady activity.
Minister Oberle and MLA Fenske also met
with local industry and organization representatives.
“Alberta has the expertise to produce
high energy products and I was pleased to
see firsthand how the Heartland region continues to grow and attract investment. By
working together, we will weather the current low price environment and ensure this
region has a bright future as a leader in
value-added and petro-chemical development”, said Frank Oberle, Minister of Energy.
Industrial Growth Amidst Challenges
As Canada’s largest hydrocarbon processing sector, continued growth in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland helps stimulate
long term investment, jobs and revenue in
the petrochemical and oil sands logistics
sectors. There is currently over $30 billion
invested to date in the region. An additional
$14 billion is under construction or planned
in the near term.
“Our province is facing major challenges
related to the current commodity pricing
cycle, confounded by access to markets,
and other external factors,” explained
Wayne Woldanski, Chair of Alberta’s Industrial Heartland Association (AIHA). “We
discussed with Minister Oberle and MLA
Fenske our support of the province’s continued efforts to open pipeline access to Eastern Canada and international markets. “We
also believe that policies to expand energy
diversification in the province will provide a
host of benefits for all Albertan's - jobs, new
markets, and stable revenue to pay for our
roads, schools and hospitals.”
Stimulating New Investment
New investment is focused on oil sands
logistics, natural gas processing and manufacturing. Part of this expansion is due to
Alberta’s policy and competitive tax
regime. For example, the province’s ethane
extraction program has stimulated over $3.5
billion in direct investment from Dow, Nova
Chemicals and others while encouraging
innovation from mid-stream producers in
Alberta’s Industrial Heartland such a
Williams Energy. Williams captures offgas
from the oil sands and supplies ethane/ethylene from its fractionator in Redwater to
Nova Scotia’s operation in Joffre, Alberta.
“While we are seeing a commitment from
industry to pursue many of their plans for
expansion, further government programs to
encourage value added investment are critical. Policies focused on producing propylene and polypropylene from propane, and
other value chains such as methane will create billions of dollars in future investment,
new products, and long term manufacturing
jobs,” commented Neil Shelly, Executive
Director of AIHA. “There is significant
opportunity with lower cost feedstock from
natural gas, including a range of petrochemical products. With the right policies in
place, the business case for further investment is strong.”
Economic Impact of Development
A study commissioned by AIHA, Economic Impacts of Adding Value to Alberta's
Hydrocarbon Resources Study, prepared by
University of calgary Economist Ron
Schlenker reported on the economic impact
of new value added development. Current
and planned projects will create long term
manufacturing jobs that pay $1.8 billion a
year in salaries, and increase provincial revenue by over $6.5 billion and federal revenue by $10 billion over a 10 year period
respectively.
The report conservatively assesses the
impact of a number of
petrochemical and
hydrocarbon processing projects already
sanctioned or being
considered in Alberta.
Despite the conservative assessment, the
report demonstrates
significant benefit for
long term stable corporate taxes. These
revenues
provide
ongoing
stable
income to all levels of
government and offset
the current and future
fluctuation in oil and
gas commodity prices.
AIHA continues to
work cooperatively
with industry and
other
stakeholders
under the Alberta Plus
campaign,
which
highlights the importance of enhancing the
province's
value
added sector for the
benefit of all Albertans.
Alberta's Industrial
Heartland Association
is a cooperative effort
of Lamont County,
Strathcona County,
Sturgeon County, and
the Cities of Edmonton
and
Fort
Saskatchewan. The
Association is dedicated to coordinating,
advocating, and promoting long-term sustainable development
of the Heartland.
Waskatenau School Youth Foundation
in support of
Holy Family Catholic School
are having a
2nd Annual Peroghy & Ham
Supper & Silent Auction
February 21, 2015
@ the Waskatenau Community Centre
Doors open at 5:00pm • Supper at 6:00pm
Adults: $15
Kids (age 6-12 years) $10
Kids (age 5 & under) $2
Tickets available at:
Holy Family Catholic
School, Waskatenau Motors
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Value adding and innovation in the Heartland showcased to government officials -(L-R) Michael Frigge, Upgrader General Manager, Shell Scotford; Honourable
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The Redwater Health Center Auxilliary queen quilt raffle was won by St. Albert
resident David Taylor. Proceeds from the raffle went towards the purchase of a
Diagnostic Integrated Wall System for the ER department.
Transient facing 10 charges after attempted break-in, altercation with police
A 33 year old male of no fixed address
awaits trial on 10 charges after an incident
that began north of Thorhild and ended
with an altercation with police in
Thorhild.
On Jan. 25 at about 4:00 p.m. RCMP
responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle followed by a report of a break and
enter (B&E) north of Thorhild. Officers
arrived during the in-progress B&E. The
suspect fled and was tracked to a house in
Thorhild.
Redwater RCMP Cpl. Brad Campbell
said a physical altercation ensued between
the suspect and the police officers. The
participants in the fight received bumps
Mini crime spree
at Half Moon Lake
A small community near the junction of
Sturgeon, Thorhild and Westlock Counties is experiencing its own mini crime
wave.
Overnight on Jan. 29th, a residence
located in Half Moon Lake was broken
into. The suspects gained entry to the residence by kicking in the back door. They
rummaged through the residence, and
stole a television.
In the recent weeks RCMP have
received multiple reports of Break and
Enters to homes in the Half Moon Lake
area.
Police are looking for anyone who may
have observed the incident or can identify
the person involved.
Contact the Redwater Detachment or
Crimestoppers with any information.
Campsite contractors
selected for Mons, Kaduk
Smoky Lake County contracted Veronica Fox and Donald Holmes to supervise
the Mons and Kaduk lake campsites for
the next five years.
During its Jan. 29 meeting council considered two submissions for supervising
and cleaning the campsites from 2015 to
2019. Fox and Holmes’ proposal to keep
the camping fees and not be paid a wage
by the county was accepted. The contractor provides toiletries and fire wood.
CAO Cory Ollikka said this contract
provides the least financial risk to the
county, particularly if there are lower
camper volumes. “The number of units
has been going down over the years,” he
said.
Mons Lake has eight camping sites and
a boat launch. Kaduk Lake has 14 camping sites, a boat launch area and a day use
area with a camp kitchen. The number of
user units was 572 in 2014, 533 in 2013
and 596 in 2012.
Last year the county received $11,400
in campsite revenue and paid the contractor $10,000. In 2013 the county took in
$10,700 and paid the contractor $10,000.
The other submission for operating the
sites was sent by Trevor Tychkowsky, who
proposed the contractor keep the camping
fees and be paid $6,000 by the county.
and bruises but no serious injuries.
The suspect was arrested and charged
with three counts of assault on a police
officer, two counts of uttering threats and
one count each of break and enter, resisting arrest, attempt to disarm a police offi-
cer, breach of probation and mischief. He
has made an initial court appearance and
remains in custody awaiting trial.
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Olson to carry
Wildrose colors
in election
Colinton area farmer and family man
Travis Olson, has succeeded in winning the
Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater constituency
nomination for the Wildrose Party.
The President of the constituency association, Cameron Bell, confirms that “Travis
Olson has been selected as the official Wildrose party candidate for our constituency”
and that “Mr. Olson is prepared to serve our
riding and all Albertans with diligence and
integrity”.
Bell stated “Wildrose has a clear vision
for our province: An Alberta where the hard
work and determination of our citizens is
recognized and properly manged by our
government to create new opportunity and
prosperity”.
Olson has strong family and economic
ties to our community and is looking forward to serving the people in our riding, Bell
added.
Service
charges, gas
disconnection
process
formalized by
Smoky Lake
town council
Town of Smoky Lake council put into legislation when to not bill service charges during renovations and how gas disconnections
are handled.
During its Feb. 4 meeting council gave
three readings to its amended utilities bylaw.
Coun. Pat Palechuk asked if there were
any residents who were presently reconnecting the gas utility and would be impacted by
the change. CAO Harvey Prockiw said no,
but there are some lots that have had the gas
lines removed to the alley. They will be
affected by this change when the owners
reconnect the utility.
Property owners who renovate buildings
and desire to pay only the utility consumption costs, not the monthly service charges,
may advise the town office of the renovation
in order to have the monthly fixed charges
waived while the renovation takes place.
The fees will come back into effect when the
building can again be occupied. The property owner is responsible for advising the town
when the renovation starts and when the
building is ready for occupancy after the
renovation. Prockiw said the town does not
have the staff or time to monitor who is
doing extensive renovations.
Regarding gas lines, the bylaw was
amended to read, “Owners that require any
gas service be removed shall be required to
sign a release form under the natural gas
installation and service agreement fees.”
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Three arrested
with stolen
BMW on trailer
in Radway
Three persons were arrested after being
spotted with a stolen vehicle in Radway.
Early on Jan. 27 RCMP responded to a
report of suspicious activity in Radway.
The investigating officer determined that a
BMW car on a trailer had been stolen out
of Edmonton. An adult male and female
and a youth, all of no fixed address, were
each charged with possession of stolen
property valued over $5,000.
The male was remanded into custody;
the female and youth were released.
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DIOGO
Jan 6, 1962 - Feb 11, 2014
It doesn’t take a
special day to bring
you to mind,
For days without a
thought of you are
hard to find.
You always tried to
do your best,
Your heart was always true.
You simply lived for those
you loved,
And those you love remember.
Sadly missed,
fondly remembered and
forever loved by
Caesar, Liam, Ethan &
all the Family
LAMONT DENTURE
CLINIC
Mel Lucyshyn Denturist
Why Pay More For Your Denture Needs?
Upper & Lower Dentures To Fit
Relines
Repairs
Same day
Service
NEW
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Upper or Lower
$
1 0 0 0 00
Social Assistance - No Charge For Appointments Call
780-984-1775
Dental Plans Accepted
Seniors Who Qualify - No Charge
Some Conditions and Restrictions Apply - Call For Details.
APSULE
OMMENTS
LAW OFFICE
DAVID W. HRYCUN Q.C.
Darrell Coma, PHARMACIST, THORHILD
Ever wonder why we link colds with
cold weather? Our mothers always told
us to button up... or you’ll catch a cold.
But the cold is caused by viruses not
cold weather. Colds are more common
in winter because people spend more
time indoors, living closer together
giving the virus a better chance to
spread. Frequent hand washing will
minimize that spread.
To get the most of your time in your
doctor’s office, be prepared. Make a
list of symptoms regarding your
problem including what it is, when it
occurs, for how long and how often
and anything you’ve tried that helps or
worsens the problem. Bring your
medication list as well. These ideas
help you and help your doctor to help
you better.
At Thorhild Drug Store we fit pressurized
stockings and carry incontinence products,
walkers, bathtub aids, etc.
THORHILD DRUG STORE
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Professional Corporation, Barrister & Solicitor
in partnership with Biamonte Cairo & Shortreed LLP,
12 plus lawyer Edmonton law firm carrying on a general
practice including:
Personal Injury
Phone:
Wills & Estates
Thorhild
780-398-3636
Real Estate
Redwater
780-942-2880
Corporate
Edmonton
780-425-5800
Commercial
Toll Free
1-888-425-2620
Divorce
UKRAINIAN SPOKEN
Civil Litigation
Serving Area Since 1977
Employment Law
HARRYNUCK & ASSOCIATES INC.
CORPORATE FINANCIAL FILING, INCOME TAX PREPARATION,
FARM TAX, CAIS & GST REPORTING
Tel: 780-942-2049
Fax: 780-942-2040
Email: [email protected]
4918 - 49th Street
Box 709, Redwater, AB
T0A 2W0
THE REVIEW, Redwater, Alberta, 780-942-2023, email: [email protected], www.cowleynewspapers.com, Tuesday, February 10, 2015, Page A11
Vilna Ukrainian Catholic Church celebrates its
75th anniversary.
Vilna Ukrainian
Catholic Church
celebrates 75th
Anniversary
Vilna Ukrainian Catholic Church Descent Of
Holy Spirit celebrates 75th Anniversary.
The first talks to build a Ukrainian Catholic
Church in Vilna started in 1935 with Zenon
Mikitka and Alex Buyar leading the way. Basilian Father Zadon purchased the land and building contractor Frank Wanat was hired to construct our church. Construction started in 1939
and although the church was not fully complete,
church services were held in the fall of 1939.
For the first few years our parish was served by
the Basilian Fathers from Mundare.
We were fortunate starting in 1948 to have
resident priests who lived n Vilna. The church
was active with weekly services and had many
fund raising events in the Grand Hall in Vilna
such as, Dine and Dance, Weddings and
Bingo’s.
We were very fortunate to have an active
Ukrainian Catholic Women’s League which
took on many fund raising projects to support
our church. They also beautified our church
with many emboridered and cross-stitched
linens that are still used in our church today.
Most recently, with Father Don’s guidance,
Alec Barabash spearheaded the project of painting the exterior of our church in time for our
75th Anniversary celebration. This was possible
with the generous donations received from
members and friends of the church.
On October 25, 2014 the Vilna Ukrainian
Catholic Church Descent of Holy Spirit celebrated it’s 75th Anniversary with divine liturgy
celebrated with Bishop David Motiuk; current
parish priest Father Don Bodnar; former parish
priests Father Mark Sych and Father Anton
Tarasenko.
Retired Vilna Roman Catholic priest Edmond
Croteau also helped deliver the divine liturgy.
Also in attendance was former parish priest
Father Myron Pysh along with approximate 70
faithful.
The Knights Of Columbus from Edmonton
lead the solemn entry as Bishop David Motiuk
and clergy entered the church. Frank Pawlowski and Pauline Kucher welcomed and presented Bishop David with traditional welcoming
gifts of bread (Kolatche) and salt which were
placed on the first alter during the mass.
Father Don welcomed everyone to our
Anniversary Celebration and spoke of the
importance of gathering together to remember
and celebrate 75 years of prayer and worship in
our church.
Our current cantor Marlene Rohatynchuk
welcomed and joined the St. Paul Ukrainian
Catholic Church Choir in singing and assisting
the clergy during divine liturgy for the special
occasion.
Following the Divine Liturgy the congregation gathered on the front steps of the church for
a commemorative photo. Everyone then made
the short trip to Stry Catholic Hall for the celebration banquet. Everyone was welcomed by
MC Bernie Buyar who introduced the head
table.
Following the presentation of a bouquet of
roses to Bishop David Motiuk, by Justin and
Nathan Cherniwchan, the Vilna Velselka
Ukrainian dance club entertained everyone with
some excellent traditional Ukrainian dances.
Lauressa Pawlowski-Weinlick then performed a lovely solo of “Ava Maria.” The St.
Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church Chior sang a
beautiful rendition of “Dez Hoda Rodyni.”
After Bishop David gave the blessing, a delicious meal of many traditional Ukrainian dishes were served by Jean Muzyka and her kitchen
helpers.
Greetings were presented by Shayne Saskiw
MLA, Ron Bobocel County Reeve, Bob
Rohatynchuk Stry Parish President and Steve
Zarusky Inter-Parish President. The afternoon
ended with people visiting and sharing stories
past and present. The Vilna Parish appreciates
all who attended and made this 75th Anniversary a huge success and hopes to see you all in
25 years time at our 100th Anniversary.
Buffalo Heating &
Air Conditioning Ltd.
Phone:
780-998-3799
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P.O. Box 422, Gibbons, AB T0A 1N0
Furnace & AC Installations Repair & Service
• Gas Lines • Hot Water Tanks
• Superior Radiant Heating Products
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ph / fax: 780-942-2073
cell: 780-953-2863
[email protected]
P.O. Box 1269
Redwater, AB
T0A 2W0
Noel’s Catering
Box 879
Bon Accord, AB
T0A OK0
Darel Jodoin
email:
[email protected]
Specializing in Engineered Helical Screw Piles
Additions, Mobile Homes, Cabins, Grade Beams, Decks,
Garage Slabs, Sidewalks, Hottubs, Towers, Anchoring
• Weddings • Funerals • Anniversaries
• Reunions • BBQ’s • Special Events
• Mobile Catering
Contact: Noel Simpson
HM: 780-383-2122
CELL 780-656-0654
E-MAIL [email protected]
• Bulldozer Work
• Water & Sewer
• Sand & Gravel
• Demolition
• Road Building
• Site Preparation
• Dug Outs
Residential & Commercial
Quality Invitations for Every Style
and Every Budget
Bringing hundreds of invitation samples to you
in the comfort of your home (within 1 hour of Devon, AB)
Evenings & Weekends By Appointment
We accept
Scott Wosnack
or Dean Hiemer
Offering invitations from:
- International Artcrafts, Stratford, ON
- Raven Thermographers, Burnaby, BC
- Carlson Craft, North Mankato, MN
- Stylart, Rexburg, ID
- Tru (TM), North Mankato, MN
and coordinating accessories from:
- Hortense B. Hewitt, Stratford, ON
- Weddingstar, Medicine Hat, AB
Owner / Electrician
4630 - 49 Ave NE
P.O. Box 396
Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
For
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all your
your electrical,
electrical,
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industrial,
industrial, commercial,
commercial,
residential
residential &
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farming needs.
needs. Office:
780-699-2820
780-991-5590
[email protected]
THE INVITATION LADY
Check out the selection or shop online at
http://invitationlady.shawwebspace.ca
Ph:
780-975-9574
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SMALL ADS -- BIG REACH
AUCTIONS
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GST (based on 25 words or less).
Call this newspaper NOW for details
or call 1-800-282-6903 ext. 228.
COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION. 9th
Annual Red Deer Speed Show &
Collector Car Auction. March 13 15, Westerner Park. Special Guests
Rick & Kelly Dale - American
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VALENTINES DAY Antique and Collector Auction! 11 a.m. Saturday,
February 14. Wainwright Legion,
Wainwright, Alberta. Furniture, collectibles, oil/gas, advertising &
much more! Scribner Auction 780842-5666; www.scribnernet. com.
MEDICAL BILLING Trainees needed! Learn to process & submit billing
claims for hospitals and doctors! No
experience needed! Local training
gets you ready to work! 1-888-6270297.
ARE YOU an individual who would
like to pursue a career in the Print
Media and could use a little help
getting started or wish to continue
your print journalism studies? Eligible applicants are Albertans/NWT
who are: graduating high school students intending to pursue journalism
studies; existing journalism students; or staff members of AWNA
member newspapers who wish to
return to school for refresher courses. For more information, please
visit:
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bursaries.
BUS. OPP.
2 AGRICULTURAL Field Workers
required for horticultural &
agricultural crops. Duties include
greenhouse planting, watering,
market garden field planting,
weeding and harvesting crops.
Apply by fax to 780-921-2398,
56311 Lily Lk. Rd, Bon Accord.
Wage: $10.50/hour. Start Date:
April 15, 2015, & August 1, 2015.
End Date: Oct. 30, 2015.
13F
HELP WANTED: School bus driver.
Require qualified driver for 3 bus
runs a day from Namao School. 9
days in March, 17 days in April, and
1 day in May. Call Barb for more
information: 780-973-5670.
11F-14F
REDWATER DENTAL Clinic is
seeking a F/T registered Dental
Assistant with Basic 5 & Expanded
6 skills. Apply to careers@
redwaterdentalclinic.com or fax to
780-942-2585.
13T
THE DISABILITY Tax Credit. $1,500
yearly tax credit. $15,000 lump sum
refund
(on average). Covers:
hip/knee replacements, back conditions & restrictions in walking and
dressing. 1-844-453-5372.
GET FREE vending machines. Can
earn $100,000. + per year. All cashretire in just 3 years. Protected territories. Full details call now 1-866668-6629.
Website:
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CAREER TRAINING
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONISTS
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Classified Word Ads require Payment with Order. Low cost - high circulation. Reach over 35,000
circulation. Bonus --Pay for one title and it will run in all four: Farm ‘n’ Friends, Free Press,
Review, The eXtra Up to 25 words: $15.00 per week, GST included. Additional words:
50c/ each. Deadline: Monday 2 p.m. for Friday edition; Thursday 2 p.m. for Tuesday
edition. Mail to: Review, Box 850, Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
Phone 780-942-2023 email: [email protected]
EMPLOYMENT
CAREERS
Now Hiring
Pepper’s
Highway Service Inc.
Highway 28, Waskatenau
Y Food Counter Attendants
Y Service Station Attendants
Y Cashiers
Starting Wage $11.00-$13.00 per hour
Full Time & Part Time
Flexible Student Schedules
Work Experience Students Welcome
Optional Benefits
CONTACT:
Phone Dale or Candace
780-358-2644 ext.4
Fax 780-358-2661
Email [email protected]
CAREERS
THE REVIEW, Redwater, Alberta, 780-942-2023, email: [email protected], www.cowleynewspapers.com, Tuesday, February 10, 2015, Page A13
CLASSIFIED ADS
SMALL ADS -- BIG REACH
Classified Word Ads require Payment with Order. Low cost - high circulation. Reach over 35,000
circulation. Bonus --Pay for one title and it will run in all four: Farm ‘n’ Friends, Free Press,
Review, The eXtra Up to 25 words: $15.00 per week, GST included. Additional words:
50c/ each. Deadline: Monday 2 p.m. for Friday edition; Thursday 2 p.m. for Tuesday
edition. Mail to: Review, Box 850, Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
Phone 780-942-2023 email: [email protected]
EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT
EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE
WELDER - Flagstaff County seeks permanent
full-time Welder, will consider Apprentice/Journeyman. Competitive salary, benefits, pension
plan.
Apply
to:
Kevin
Kinzer;
[email protected]. More details at
flagstaff.ab.ca.
INTERIOR HEAVY EQUIPMENT Operator
School. In-the-seat training. No simulators. Real
world tasks. Weekly start dates. Funding options.
Weekly job board! Sign up online! iheschool.com.
1-866-399-3853.
LAKESIDE DAIRY LTD. is in need of Dairy
Herdsman (NOC8253); Full Time - Permanent;
$18.00; 10 hrs/day, 50 hrs/week, 7AM to 6PM, 2
varied days off per week. Duties: Milking cows,
monitor health and well-being of the dairy herd,
recognize and treat health problems, ensure that
water is available and the cows are fed the
correct amount and type of feed, carry out
breeding and/or artificial insemination, assist in
the implementation, vaccination program and
herd health, assist in manipulation of rations to
match nutrition requirements of livestock,
knowledge of dairy cattle record
keeping procedure, operate and
maintain
farm
equipment
including tractor and feed
wagon, transport feed and
supplies,
basic
farm
maintenance. Requirements:
College certificate or other
specialized training in Agriculture
or
Livestock
Husbandry;
Minimum of 1 year work
experience in Dairy Cows;
Livestock experience necessary
with knowledge in animal
diseases and husbandry. Mail,
Fax or email resume: Employer:
Lakeside Dairy Ltd., Business/
work location: 57225 RR242,
Sturgeon County, AB, T0G 1L2.
Email: [email protected].
Phone: 780-961-4039. Fax: 780961-3412.
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MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION is
an in-demand career in Canada!
Employers have work-at-home
positions available. Get the
online training you need from an
employer-trusted program. Visit:
CareerStep.ca/MT or 1-888-5280809 to start training for your
work-at-home career today!
SEEKING A CAREER in the
Community Newspaper business? Post your resume for
FREE right where the publishers
are looking. Visit: awna.com/ forjob-seekers.
A-STEEL SHIPPING Dry Storage Containers.
Used 20’ & 40’ Seacans high cube & insulated
containers 40’ HC. Winter Specials in stock now.
Self unloading delivery. Phone toll free 1-866528-7108; www.rtccontainer. com.
METAL ROOFING & SIDING. 30+ colours available at over 40 Distributors. 40 year warranty. 48
hour Express Service available at select supporting Distributors. Call 1-888-263-8254.
STEEL BUILDINGS/ METAL BUILDINGS 60%
off! 20x28, 30x40, 40x62, 45x90, 50x120,
60x150, 80x100, sell for balance owed! Call 1800-457-2206; www.crownsteelbuildings.ca.
REFORESTATION NURSERY SEEDLINGS of
hardy trees, shrubs, & berries for shelterbelts or
landscaping. Full boxes as low as $0.99/tree.
Free shipping. Replacement guarantee. 1-866873-3846 or www.treetime.ca.
KILL BEDBUGS with Good Clean Dirt! Natural,
nontoxic, effective. Only $11.99 at GoodCleanDirt.com. We also offer giant zip-seal bags to
protect your belongings from infestation.
CAREERS
CAREERS
FEED
OATS & WHEAT WANTED - Any condition, dry,
wet or heated. On farm pick-up. Immediate
payment. Toll free 1-866-349-2056.
47F-46F
HEATED CANOLA buying Green, Heated or
Springthrashed Canola. Buying: oats, barley,
wheat & peas for feed. Buying damaged or offgrade grain. “On Farm Pickup” Westcan Feed &
Grain, 1-877-250-5252.
FOR SALE: Alfalfas, Clovers, Grasses plus Hay,
Pasture, Reclamation and Lawn Mixtures. Early
HAY FOR SALE
order discount - Book now! No charge custom
blending. Call 1-800-661-1529 or esther@
ALF/TIM/BR/CW
MIX. Shedded small squares,
hannasseeds.com.
no rain, $5. Second cut, no rain, $7. Rounds
second cut, no rain, $70. Phone late evenings
FIREWOOD
780-942-4107.
07T-24T
LOG TRUCK LOADS of firewood & firewood HAY FOR SALE - 300 Large Round - Oat/Straw.
11F-12F
for sale with delivery. 780-849-3963 or call or $7/bale. Call 780-619-4427.
text
my
cell
780-849-1168,
email:
LAND
FOR
SALE
red_baron_fire [email protected]
15F
1/4 SECTION of land for sale near Egremont.
780-995-0474.
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FLYERS
FLYER DISTRIBUTION Economic, reliable - no
shrinkage from carrier non-delivery; no overlap or
holes in your coverage. Large chains had their
experts evaluate our system and select us; local
small businesses who know their clients and their
market also choose us. Compare prices -- great
savings. Cover the full territory or a single
community. Call today, 780-942-2032 or email:
[email protected]
02-15T
FOR SALE
SAWMILLS from only $4,397. Make money &
save money with your own bandmill. Cut lumber
any dimension. In stock ready to ship. Free info &
dvd: www.NorwoodSawmills.com/400OT. 1-800566-6899 ext. 400OT.
LIVESTOCK
43 REGISTERED Red Angus bulls (from 9
herdsires). Quiet, easy calving, low to moderate
birth weights, good growth, EPD’s available.
Semen tested & vet checked. Cleveley Cattle
Company 780-689-2754.
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BULL SALE!! Are you missing the four county
market? We provide market coverage of the
Counties of Thorhild, Smoky Lake, Lamont, and
Sturgeon. That’s over 16,000 audited circulation,
no bull! Reach a fresh market: Farm ‘n’ Friends
has less than 1% circulation overlap with the
neighbouring Town & Country. Cattlemen ... Don’t
miss the Breeders Guide deadline Feb. 16, Bull
Sale Round-up deadline March 2; or Beef
Country deadline March 16. Call Farm ‘n’ Friends
780-942-2032, email to [email protected]
CAREERS
Page A14, THE REVIEW, Redwater, Alberta, 780-942-2023, email: [email protected], www.cowleynewspapers.com, Tuesday, February 10, 2015
CLASSIFIED ADS
SMALL ADS -- BIG REACH
REAL ESTATE
RENTALS
SERVICES
COMMERCIAL Space -Located in Bon Accord
just off Hwy 28. Complete with 1996 mobile
home 74 x 16 wide. 2nd building of 25 x 15
wide. Lot size is .4 acre. Asking $285,000. Call
Kostas @ 780-921-2559 or 780-686-1015.
09F-12F
INVESTMENT Opportunity Near Redwater Lots of opportunity here for the investor or
someone wanting a home with a business
opportunity in front. There is room for a
convenience store, laundromat or antique store
& currently there is no other store open in this
hamlet. There are still 2 large coin operated
front load washers & 4 dryers, counter with sink
& folding table. Nicely updated apartment in the
back of building with huge bath, lots of cabinets
with moveable island & 2 bdrms & FR on upper
floor. Oversized single detached garage, extra
lot for yard or parking & RV parking. This is a
great investment in Radway, just a few minutes
from Redwater where rental units are needed
with upgrader being constructed this year.
$183,500. Call Heather from Remax to view.
780-699-7914.
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REDWATER - 1 BDRM Apt. 10 min from
Northwest Upgrader. Available now. Brand new
kitchen & paint. All utilities included, $1100/mth. 6
mth or 1 year lease only. Laundromat across the
street. 780-237-4897.
11F-12F
RURAL SUITES - Centrally located between
Legal & Bon Accord. 20 min to Redwater.
Furnished bachelor & 1 bdrm units including
utilities start at $995/mth + DD. Call 780-9213441.
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GIBBONS - 2 bdrm suite. Adults only, no pets, no
smoking. For information call 780-569-1335.
12F-16F
REDWATER CONDO - 3 bdrm, full bath & 2 1/2
baths. Basement also. $1300/mth + DD, utilities
incl. except power. NP, NS. 780-942-4190. Avail
Feb. 15/15.
12F-15F
2 BDRM TOWNHOUSE in Redwater. C/W fridge,
stove, washer & dryer. Avail immediately.
$1250/mth + power. 780-580-6669.
12F-14F
FOR RENT - 4 bdrm apt., utilities incl. No pets.
And commercial space for rent, 3000 sq. ft. Both
available immediately. For more info call 70-3708894 or 587-991-4299.
13T-16T
APT/HOTEL/Morinville - Fully furnished suites.
Monthly, weekly, daily. Centrally located. Easy
access to Ft. Saskatchewan, Redwater, St. Albert.
Call 780-939-3111.
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BANK SAID NO? Bank on us! Equity Mortgages
for purchases, debt consolidation, foreclosures,
renovations. Bruised credit, self-employed,
unemployed ok. Dave Fitzpatrick: www.alberta
lending.ca. 587-437-8437, Belmor Mortgage.
FEED
TRENCHUK CATTLE Co.
(Smoky Lake)
Is Currently Buying
ROUND
HAY BALES
&
FEED BARLEY
Call
780-656-0052
MNFCTRD HOMES
3 BRAND NEW 20 X 76 Triple M Homes. Starting
from $108,000. Available for immediate or spring
delivery. For more information call United Homes
Canada 1-800-461-7632 or visit us at www.
unitedhomescanada.com.
BLOW OUT ALL 2014 models on our lot. Any
homes sold that are our 2014 models off our lot
will get a discount of $2000. Delivery included for
300 kms. For more information call Marg at
Craig’s Homes in Lethbridge, Alberta at 1-855380-2266.
LOW OIL + Canadian Dollar = Great Savings!
New SRI 20’X76’ Modular Homes. Immediate
delivery. Call Delee 1-855-358-0808; www.
westerncanadianmodular.com.
Classified Word Ads require Payment with Order. Low cost - high circulation. Reach over 35,000
circulation. Bonus --Pay for one title and it will run in all four: Farm ‘n’ Friends, Free Press,
Review, The eXtra Up to 25 words: $15.00 per week, GST included. Additional words:
50c/ each. Deadline: Monday 2 p.m. for Friday edition; Thursday 2 p.m. for Tuesday
edition. Mail to: Review, Box 850, Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
Phone 780-942-2023 email: [email protected]
RENTALS
5236-49 ST. IN Waskatenau. 1/2 duplex, 2 bdrm,
hardwood floors throughout. Full open basement
insulated & drywalled. Appliances incl. newer
fridge, stove, washer & dryer. Large deck & shed.
Available Feb. 20 or possibly sooner. $940/mth +
DD + utilities. N/S, N/P. Call 780-398-2343 to
view.
10T-15T
THORHILD HOUSE for rent. 3 level split, 3
bdrms, attached bath, large kitchen. 1 bdrm in
basement. Garage & carport. Nice clean home.
$975/mth + utilities. No dogs. 20 min. to
Redwater. Phone 780-474-6197.
13T-15T
MORINVILLE - The Lakes, 3 + 1 bdrm, 2.5 + 1
bathroom, attached garage, developed
basement. $2000/mth + utilities. No pets, No
Smoking. DD required. Available now. Contact
780-994-7229.
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MORINVILLE PLACE - 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo washer, dryer, heat & water included. 1 parking
stall, no smoking. $1300/month, DD required.
Available February 1st. Contact 780-574-5679.
11F-12F
CAREERS
SERVICES
ADVERTISING is fun if you just want to see
your business name in print. However, there’s
one question that lets you know if it is a cost
effective investment. What is your audited
circulation?
02T-15T
CRIMINAL RECORD? Think: Canadian pardon.
U.S. travel waiver. Divorce? Simple. Fast. Inexpensive. Debt recovery? Alberta collection to
$25,000. Calgary 403-228-1300/1-800-3472540.
DO YOU NEED to borrow money - Now? If you
own a home or real estate, Alpine Credits will
lend you money - It’s that simple. 1-877-4862161.
LEGAL / NOTICES
LEGAL / NOTICES
THIS WEEK
NEXT WEEK
THIS YEAR
NEXT YEAR
You will continue to receive
The Review
as per normal
through Canada Post
despite the commotion
going on in
Thorhild County Council.
The Review has operated
as a free enterprise business
serving area communities
for over 20 years.
We have never received a subsidy from
Thorhild County to distribute our
newspapers to residents, so the decision
by the current council to provide a
$58,000 distribution contract
for another newspaper
to go to some residents
will not impact our Total Market
Coverage through Canada Post.
OPEN CALL FOR GRAVEL HAULERS
As per Policy 913, Thorhild County will be opening up its gravel haul to out of
County gravel haulers. Last date to register trucks will be Friday, February
20, 2015
The County will be hauling gravel in March 2015.
Any trucks hauling gravel on the spring haul must be winter equipped with
working vibrators. This mainly applies to clam and belly dumps, which are
prone to plugging in spring gravelling. Any trucks that cannot make their
spreads will not be used.
The County will haul approximately 55,000 tonnes of gravel in March 2015.
OTHER INFORMATION:
1) YOU MUST HAVE A THORHILD COUNTY BUSINESS LICENSE (available
from the Administration Office.)
2) YOU MUST CARRY $2,000,000.00 GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE
3) YOU MUST CARRY $2,000,000.00 AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
4) A CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE SHOWING THORHILD COUNTY
NAMED AS AN “ADDITIONAL INSURED” UNDER THE GENERAL
LIABILITY INSURANCE MUST BE SUBMITTED TO PUBLIC WORKS
BEFORE EQUIPMENT CAN BE USED.
5) CLEARANCE LETTER FROM WCB
GRAVEL HAULERS – PW WILL REQUEST FROM WCB
6) GST NUMBER – IF YOU ARE GST REGISTERED
NEW
7) OUT OF COUNTY GRAVEL TRUCKS MUST HAVE OUT OF
JURISDICTION PERMIT
REGISTRATION FORMS and A COPY OF POLICY 913 WILL BE
AVAILABLE AT THE PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE (white building with blue
trim), LOCATED AT 21414 TWP RD 600A, THORHILD, AB. (east of the
Scotiabank)
Anybody with questions or concerns about this issue, please contact
Rick Nietupski, Public Works Director at (780) 398-3977.
THE REVIEW, Redwater, Alberta, 780-942-2023, email: [email protected], www.cowleynewspapers.com, Tuesday, February 10, 2015, Page A15
North West Redwater (NWR)
Partnership's Foster
Wheeler Boiler A rolls
down the highway
to the Sturgeon
Refinery site
Feb. 5.
The Ukrainian
dancers are
all smiles
during the
festivities as
the Vilna
Ukrainian
Catholic
Church
celebrated its
75th
anniversary.
Story on
page A11.
Story on
front page.
TENDERS
Thorhild Central School grade 5 student Emma Glover helps
her grade 3 partner Colton Hesse create a paper mache
mask. The grade 5 class at Thorhild Central School (TCS)
were terrific mentors for the grade 3 class as they showed
them the proper techniques necessary to complete this
project.
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