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from RR 225 between 610
and 612 Thorhild area.
PH: 780-942-2023
He is all white, part Great Pyrenees and he is 13 years
old. He is lame on back left foot and has cyst on neck
that needs treatment.
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Vol. 25 No. 16T
Redwater, Alberta
March 3, 2015
If you have any information on his whereabouts
PLEASE call me at 780-398-2321. Morris or Lori.
Thorhild students, emergency services play key role in ice storm scenario
Thorhild County emergency services personnel and Thorhild Central
School drama students were part of
the simulated disaster exercise held
by Alberta Emergency Management
last week.
Local emergency responders
trained with about 80 Canada Task
Force 2 volunteers at the Thorhild
site of the province-wide exercise.
The students played the part of disaster victims, and their screams and
calls for help provided another level
of urgency to the training.
This exercise used the scenario of
an ice storm. Ten municipalities in
Alberta activated their Emergency
Operations Centers (EOCs) to deal
with a variety of ice storm created
emergencies, everything from
extended power outages to traffic
snarl-ups requiring the rescue of 200
people from impassable highways.
The Thorhild site exercise used the
former Thorhild Elementary School
as a location to stage a collapsed
school with people trapped inside.
The premise for the event is that staff
and students were at the school
overnight, holding a fundraiser
wake-a-thon, when the accumulating
ice collapsed the roof. The next day
four family members entered the site
and became trapped. Rescuers found
one deceased victim and had to perform an on-site amputation.
Participants put in two full days of
training. The teams went through
two 12 hour rescue missions on Feb.
25 and continued that training Feb.
26.
Volunteers with Thorhild emergency services had the opportunity to
train with the task force members,
doing fire fighter survival training
and advance search techniques. They
also provided logistical assistance
during the exercise and were able to
observe the task force training.
“We’re extremely grateful to the
town (Hamlet) of Thorhild,” said
Tom Sampson, deputy chief of the
Calgary Emergency Management
Agency. “Special thanks to (fire)
Chief (Nick) Kuzyk.”
Alberta’s Canada Task Force 2 is
one of four such units in the country.
Alberta Emergency Management
Agency
representative
Shane
Schreiber said the cost of such a
large scale exercise is about
$140,000 but the value it gives is
immeasurable.
“What we’re going to take from
this is priceless,” he said.
The task force serves as support to
local agencies during emergencies
too large for local resources to handle. It provides trained volunteers to
assist at scenes and in EOCs.
In a disaster its advance party can
deploy from Calgary within two
hours with full activation taking
place within six hours. Members go
to the site of an emergency with
materials, food and equipment to be
self-sustaining for two weeks.
Thief gets
shotgun,
rifles
On Feb. 24, the Redwater RCMP
received multiple reports of Break &
Enter’s to detached garages and
vehicle’s in the Hamlet of Radway. It
appears that these crimes occurred
sometime overnight.
The suspect gained entry to most
of the garages easily as they
were left unlocked, and stole
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A rescuer calls down to Thorhild Central School
drama student Josh Nicol to cover his face while other
rescue team members cut through the floor above him
during the simulated disaster exercise Alberta
Emergency Management held in Thorhild Feb. 24-26.
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Town of Redwater staff and mayor Mel Smith promote their pink shirts during
the Feb. 25 anti-bullying initiative.
Staff and students at Redwater School proudly surround their
school logo during the Feb. 25 pink shirt anti-bullying initiative.
Redwater takes
on a pink glow
Redwater glowed pink on
Feb. 25 when over 425 people
participated in an anti-bullying
initiative by wearing pink.
“For a small town, the number of people who jumped on
board was absolutely remarkable,” said Redwater Economic
Development officer Patricia
Nicol. “This display of community collaboration towards a
great cause is a perfect demonstration of our strong and passionate town.”
Participants included 14
businesses, both schools,
municipal staff, the lodge and
members of council. Redwater’s
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Nicol said it was
clear that the entire
community understands the importance
of working together
to put a stop to bullying.
The Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater
PC Association
will be holding our
Annual General Meeting
on March 19th, 2015
starting at 7:30pm
at the
ATHABASCA & DISTRICT
SENIORS SOCIETY building
located at 4810 – 48th Street
in Athabasca.
Memberships will be available for purchase
at the door and a valid membership will be
required to attend and vote.
For further information please contact
Neil Cameron at 780-689-6207.
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Aiden Stefanik and his mom, Tammy,
look at a display of books during the
book fair at Thorhild Central School’s
Family Literacy evening Feb. 25.
Eddie Andruchow won the 2015 Alberta School Bus Driver of the Year award.
Bus driver of the year has transported WORLD DAY
OF PRAYER
1,500 students over 41 years
Eddie Andruchow of Radway won the
2015 Alberta School Bus Driver of the
Year award. He will be honored at the
annual Alberta Student Transportation
Advisory Council convention in March.
Andruchow has been driving students
to and from school for 41 years and
presently has third generation passengers
on his bus to Thorhild Central School
(TCS).
“Mr. Andruchow has always demon-
strated a genuine care for all of his passengers,” said TCS principal Kim Carson.
“Regardless of their age, he builds a positive, meaningful and respectful rapport
with each child.”
“He is kind, gentle and has a terrific
sense of humor,” said AspenView Public
Schools Transportation co-ordinator
Dianne Harkness. “Eddie’s personality,
experience and enthusiasm for life has
earned him the greatest respect from his
students (present and
past), the staff and
his fellow drivers.”
Andruchow began
his school bus driving career in 1974 as
a driver for Allan
Holt Sr. in Radway.
“I didn’t have a
Class II license,”
recalled Andruchow.
“He took me to Redwater to get it.” He
passed the test on his
first try and was
soon on the road in
his big yellow bus.
In more than four
decades he’s had
good days and bad
Mason Jamieson, third generation passenger on Eddie
Andruchow’s bus, and Thorhild Central School principal Kim days, breakdowns
Carson present Andruchow with a gift in honor of his winning and deep snow. On
one occasion, before
the 2015 Alberta School Bus Driver of the Year award.
the age of cell
phones, when the
bus got stuck in the
snow he left the students in it and
walked to a farm to
phone. Help came
quickly.
He likes the
youngsters he transports, even when
they’re a little rambunctious.
“I’ve never had
problems with students on the bus,”
Andruchow
said.
“Once in a while I
have to settle them
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Learning Today
for Farming
Tomorrow
Conference
addresses the
Revolution of
the Farmer
On Tuesday, March 10th, 2015 the
Smoky Lake Agriculture Conference
Planning Committee in partnership with
the Smoky Lake County Agriculture Services Board and other sponsors will be
hosting Learning Today for Farming
Tomorrow. The conference will highlight
today’s issues and offer an opportunity for
locals to first hand benefit from the
knowledge and experience of industry
professionals.
This is the third year for the much anticipated Learning Today for Farming
Tomorrow agriculture conference. This
single day conference is a chance for
farmers and business people to be presented with new trends and ideas to take their
business to the “next level”. Topics such
as Maximizing your Banking Relationship
in the New Environment, Working the
Ones You Love and New Media for a Traditional Profession. The afternoon will
include presentations by world class agriculture professionals as well as an agriculture tradeshow and large door prizes.
Dianne Finstad will be the M.C. for the
day and will also oversee the speaker
panel.
Speaker Ed Knash was born and raised
on a mixed farm in Saskatchewan, he went
on to pursue an education in a Bachelor of
Science in Agriculture and a Bachelor of
Education at the University of
Saskatchewan. Knash brings his extensive
professional and agriculture experience to
the third annual Learning Today for Farming Tomorrow presenting on “Strategies
and Tactics to Maximize your Banking
Relationship in the New Environment”.
The presentation will include the current
commodities environment, including
energy.
Among the speakers is Gordon
Colledge a mediator, facilitator and a certified farm advisor. Colledge is currently
a member of the Canadian Association of
Farm Advisors based out of Lethbridge.
He takes a new look at the way families
run their farm operations. He advises that,
“A family business can’t be understood
without understanding the family that created it. To understand the business, you
must look at the values, shared meanings,
aspirations, and personal style of the family.”
With humour and a lot of real-life stories, Colledge guides us through the
changes and challenges affecting families
in business today.
It is no secret that media is starting to
play an even more integral role in how we
market our businesses and share information with eachother. Presenter Lyndsey
Smith
is
the
editor
of
RealAgriculture.com — a web-only agriculture media company specializing in
video and audio coverage of the Canadian
farming sector. She will take a look at our
customers — public perceptions of agriculture, how new media can go viral, and
what this means for farmers and farming.
How are perceptions formed? Why is Dr.
Oz so darn believable? How do we move
past talking to ourselves? How do we get
past an us vs. them discussion and really
share what we do in agriculture? (Do we
HAVE to?)
Beginning at 8:30 a.m. at the Smoky
Lake Complex this year’s Agriculture
Conference is sure to impress. Registration is $30 and closes on March 6, 2015.
Forms are available at the Smoky Lake
County Office and online at www.smoky
lakecounty.ab.ca. For more information
contact Angela @ 780.656.2586 or Barb
@ 780.656.3730 and stay in touch by
tweeting to #SLAgConf15.
Smoky Lake is opposed to bullying
H.A. Kostash School students created a splash of pink in Smoky Lake. The group are shown on Feb. 25th during
Pink Shirt Day supporting Anti-Bullying.
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Disaster planning experts
converge on Thorhild
Emergency response units from across the province gathered in Thorhild at the
simulated disaster exercise held by Alberta Emergency Management Feb. 24-26. The
white trailer on the left is a 56 foot long command post and logistics trailer.
Rescuers lift Thorhild Central School drama student Josh Nicol through a hole in
they cut in the floor during the simulated disaster exercise Alberta Emergency
Management held in the former Thorhild
Elementary school Feb. 24-26.
Canada Task Force 2’s urban search and rescue unit is on the scene at the
simulated disaster exercise held by Alberta
Emergency Management in Thorhild Feb.
PANCAKE SUPPER
24-26.
Thorhild emergency disaster
exercise will help province
maintain a state of readiness
The Alberta government and emergency
management experts held a three-day
emergency disaster exercise Feb. 24-26 to
help better prepare Alberta for future disasters.
“We’ve had our fair share of disasters in
Alberta and it’s important that we continue to improve the way we prepare and
respond,” said Minister of Municipal
Affairs Diana McQueen in a Feb. 23 press
release. “With the learnings from this
exercise, we’ll ensure that we maintain a
state of readiness as it relates to disasters
and the tolls they can take on communities.”
Representatives
from all orders of
government, First
Nations, industry,
and emergency management agencies
teamed up to review
and test their emergency plans to
ensure they are wellSponsored by
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Newbrook Rec & Ag. asters.
exercise tests the
government’s
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Sat., March 7 /15
Start and finish at
Newbrook Hall
$
20.00 fee per Hand
Registration 8 a.m.
Till 11 a.m.
Finish by 5 p.m.
Questions/Inquiries
Contact:
Ryan 780-203-7518
Greg 780-656-5645
Raymond 780-656-0420
Weather Permitting
Proof of Insurance Required
Lunch provided on trail
and concession available
at the hall after rally.
Door Prizes
Cash Prizes
Approx. 80km trail
& SILENT AU
CTION
Fri., March 6TH, 2015
NEWBROOK HALL
Supper 5:30 - 7:30
Adults: $7 • 6-12: $4
• 5 & Under: No Charge
Silent Auction will run
throughout the evening
Sponsored by:
Newbrook Ag & Rec. Society &
Newbrook 4-H Beef Builders
response to an extreme ice storm with
emergency response scenarios set up
across the province. For example: building collapses, highway closures with
stranded motorists, power outages, and
NEWBROOK REC & AG SOCIETY
train derailments.
“Training exercises like this help us
immensely when it comes time to
responding to disasters, and also help us
maintain Alberta’s emergency management readiness,” said McQueen.
This exercise helped current emergency
responders improve their skills and helped
train the emergency responders of tomorNEWBROOK COMMUNITY HALL AT 7:00 P.M.
row. While it is vital for the government
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online or download
the smartphone app
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to stay informed on
March 13, 2015 at Newbrook Recreation Centre
20 Regular Bingo Games, 1 bonanza, 1 kids game
emergencies in their
Doors Open at 5:30, Games Start at 7pm
area.
Thank
you
Thorhild County Library Board
would like to thank Newbrook
Rec & Ag Society Ruth
Schaefer and all who donated
items for our Silent Auction
that was held at the
Sweetheart Peroghy Supper
as well as companies/people
who sponsored via cash
donations and all the
volunteers who helped make
this event a success.
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Full Concession, 50\50’s, Raffle Table, Bake Sale
Tickets are $5.00 presale or $8.00 at the door
Tickets available at: Thorhild & Newbrook ATB, &
Thorhild Central School Office • All proceeds will
support TEAM & the Students of Thorhild Central School
Supported by:
Connect Energy, Pat Olchowy,
Hiemstra Heating, M&S Water Well Drilling
LTD, Bill Armstrong Trucking LTD.,
Fehr View Inc., North Corridor Co-op
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Standard First Aid with CPR
& AED training, Level C
March 14-15, 2015 from 8 am to 4 pm
Location: Thorhild
March 21-22, 2015 from 8 am to 4 pm
Location: Westlock
$
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If requiring only CPR or Emergency First Aid
(1 day) please contact for details & prices
If interested, please contact
Megan at 780-307-5574
Minimum 8 registered to run course.
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Thorhild Central School drama students Sarah Eigner (L-R), Conner Vetsch,
Chantal Boizard and Sarah Mosher surround Sam Hoffman (lying down)
during Thorhild Central Schools Family Literacy evening Feb. 25.
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FOIP has no provision
for assuming consent
if people don’t object
The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIP)
Act does not say an organization may assume people consent to
have their personal information shared. In other words, Thorhild
County can not assume ratepayers give permission to have their
names and addresses given to a newspaper for a subscription. The
letter the county circulated to most residents stating that if they do
not want their information shared, they should advise the county
does not cut the mustard.
Eoin Kenny, Service Alberta Communications Public Affairs
Officer, said, “There is no ‘negative option’ available under the
FOIP Act with respect to consent. That is, you cannot imply consent of an individual to disclose personal information if the individual does not specifically object to the proposed disclosure.”
Thorhild County believes it has found a loophole in the legislation by just releasing ‘resident’ and then the address details for
all County residents who don’t fill out a form withdrawing their
consent to have their informaton released to a publisher. Reeve
Wayne Croswell had earlier stated that names and addresses are
public information. CAO Betty Kolewaski advised council of the
change in plans on Feb. 24.
Any individuals who feels that a public body has disclosed
their personal information without proper authority may file a
complaint with the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC). Information on how to do this can be found on
the website www.oipc.ab.ca.
“If taxpayers beleive their information is being disclosed without consent, it is up to them to contact the OIPC,” said Kenny.
He explained that public bodies such as municipalities collect
personal information according to their authority under section 33
of the FOIP Act. At the time of the collection, generally a purpose
for collection is stated.
After collection, public bodies can use that personal information as allowed in the FOIP Act, which includes using it for the
purpose the information was collected (county administration,
utility billings, taxes) or a consistent purpose.
Otherwise the consent of the individual is
required.
Similarly, public bodies can disclose personal information pursuant to any authority in sections 40, 41 or 42 of the FOIP Act. This includes
for the purpose the information was collected or
a consistent purpose, or with the consent of the
individual. There are several other authorities
that come into play in addition to these.
Consent is an authority to use or disclose personal information for purposes not related to the
purpose for which the information was collected; however, the use and disclosure must be
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or oral consent.
“With respect to the situation relating to the
disclosure of personal information to a thirdparty business for the purposes of obtaining
subscriptions to the third party’s publication on
behalf of residents in a particular municipality,
the public body must have a disclosure authority under the FOIP Act (Section 40-42) to do so,”
said Kenny. “If the public body is relying on
consent, the requirements for consent under the
FOIP Act would need to be satisfied.”
If individuals whose information is being disclosed have any questions about the authorities
the public body is using, they should contact the
municipality’s FOIP co-ordinator.
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are not a lot of properties listed
to show them.
BEAUTIFUL LAKE LOT CLOSE TO EDMONTON
Beautiful 165'x60' vacant lot in Pine Sands on
Sandy Lake. Nicely treed around the exterior with
a clearing ready for your holiday trailer, cabin or
year round home. Great opportunity for a
weekend getaway less than 45 min to Edmonton.
$49,900. Call Glenn to view.
COMMERCIAL LOT IN LEGAL
Great 150'x50' commercial lot on Main
Street in the Town of Legal, just 20 min
north of St Albert. The serviced lot
currently has a home and single garage
on it; however, the home is not liveable at
the present time. This would be a great
location to build an office building. There
may be potential to build an office with
living quarters in back or above (would
need town approval). Legal is a growing
small town with lots of potential for new
businesses. $79,900. Call Heather for
more information.
AFFORDABLE NEWER HOME
IN MORINVILLE
ROOM FOR
EVERYTHING
ON THIS
6 ACRE
HOBBY FARM
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
IN CLYDE
Great opportunity here to own the only
lounge in Clyde with good exposure as
its right off Highway 2. Large bar area
with seating for approximately 100 along
with a pool table room. Main building is
approx 1500 sq ft with a large addition at
the front which could be used for a liquor
store, restaurant, or offices. There is a full
kitchen with pizza oven, double oven
with grill, and deep fryer. All tables,
chairs, pool table, etc. stay. Upper floor is
also approximately 1500 sq ft & features
a full two bedroom suite with 3 pce bath
& its own outside entrance. There is also
another 1 bedroom & 4 pce ensuite with
jacuzzi tub that could be rented out
separately or added to the suite to make
3 bedroom living quarters. Live here
while operating your business or rent it
out. Lot is 203'x125' & also features an
oversized double attached garage with
two overhead doors & radiant heat.
Outside patio & plenty of room for
parking completes this package. Turnkey
operation here. $324,900. Call Heather
to view.
This over 2700 sq ft well kept and upgraded
bungalow has lots of room for everyone with
its 5 bedrooms, 2½ baths & full basement
ready for your future development. Upgrades
in the past 4 years include all new 15 mm
laminate flooring, ceramic tile, bathroom
renovations, 35 year shingles, R50 insulation,
interior doors, paint throughout including
ceilings, new water system with holding tank,
garage doors, exterior paint, state of the art 4
compartment septic system & field, & new
fencing. Other features include w/b fireplace,
lots & lots of oak cabinets in the huge country
kitchen, main floor laundry & handy back
porch All set up for horses with hip roof barn,
automatic waterer, fenced & cross fenced.
The 40x30 metal clad shop with lean to was
built in 2007 & has concrete floor, walls are
insulated & sheeted & has power. There is
also an oversized insulated double attached
garage. The nicely landscaped 6.15 acres is
high on a hill & has a gorgeous view of the
Redwater River across the road. Less than ½
hour to Edmonton and only ½ mile off
pavement $505,000. Call Heather to view.
D
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This well kept former showhome has lots of
extras including a corner gas fireplace, dark
maple cabinets with island, pantry, large
walk in closet, 4 piece ensuite in master
bedroom with soaker tub & separate
shower stall, & beautiful high end laminate
flooring. This 2 storey home features 3
large bedrooms & a full unfinished
basement with lots of room for a 4th
bedroom if needed. The exterior features a
covered front veranda, back deck, parking
pad with plenty of room to build a garage &
a bonus here is the back alley access. This
is a great affordable home with lots of room
for the growing family in a great location in
Morinville, close to walking trails & a lake.
$329,900. Call Glenn to view.
S
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
NEAR REDWATER
Lots of opportunity here for the investor
or someone wanting a home with a
business opportunity in the front. There
is room for a convenience store,
laundromat, or antique store. This
former laundromat is presently being
used as a 4 bedroom, 3 bath home but
could easily be converted back to a
laundromat with 2 bdrm residence in the
back with separate entrance. There are
still two large coin operated front load
washers and 4 dryers, counter with sink
and folding table. The front of the
building is set up for the laundromat and
3 offices. Nicely updated apartment in
the back of the building with huge
bathroom, kitchen and living room on
main and 2 bedrooms and family room
on the upper floor. This property could
also be converted to two apartments
with just a little renovations. Oversized
single detached garage, extra lot for
yard or parking, and RV parking as well.
This is a great investment in Radway,
just a few minutes from Redwater where
rental units are needed with the
upgrader being constructed this year.
$183,500. Call Heather to view.
4 BDRM BUNGALOW
IN PICKARDVILLE
SERVICED LOT IN RADWAY
New subdivision with utilities all in, ready for
you to build on, in the Hamlet of Radway, in
a great location, right on highway 28, just a
few minutes east of Redwater and a short
commute to Fort Saskatchewan. City water
and community sewer system. Your pick of
any of the 12 lots available. $40,000. Call
Heather for more information.
Affordable living in the friendly hamlet of
Pickardville, about 40 minutes northwest of
Edmonton. Features of this 3+1 bedroom
bungalow include beautiful wood burning
fireplace, large living room, formal dining
area, Jacuzzi tub, 2 pce ensuite and fully
finished basement with family room with wet
bar and 4th bedroom. Nicely landscaped
yard with side deck. Older double detached
garage completes this property. $175,000.
Call Heather to view.
IRP
Approved
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Council waiving service charges
Town of Smoky Lake council will consider waiving all or a portion of the over
$1,000 in water service charges accumulated by the Smoky Lake Riding Club.
During its Feb. 18 meeting council
voted to ask the club to send a written
request for it to waive the bill. Meanwhile,
administration will review the bills and
determine what portion is service fees and
how much was charged for water consumption.
CAO Harvey Prockiw said the club had
previously requested the bills be waived.
During its July 2 meeting council accepted that request as information, effectively
shelving it with no action taken.
Shelby Dowhan plays checkers at a game table during Family Literacy evening at
Thorhild Central School Feb. 25.
Thorhild Central School students Tianna Alexander (L-R) and Victoria Dutchek are
assisted with study tools by teacher Charlotte Williams during the Feb. 25 Family
Literacy evening.
The crew
at the
Redwater
Review
wore pink
shirts
during the
Feb. 25
antibullying
initiative.
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“I have no problem waiving the service
charge, but not consumption,” said coun.
Dan Kotylak.
“Are there any other service clubs
behind in payments?” asked coun. Pat
Palechuk. Prockiw said no.
In the past the Riding Club was billed
for service fees and consumption on the
meter at Golf Club that serves the rodeo
grounds. Now the Golf Club will be billed
one service fee plus all consumption on
the two meters serving the golf course, RV
park and club house as well as the one that
goes to the rodeo grounds. All three
meters are in one location at the Golf
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Allegations made toward former staff, petitioners, councillors, Alberta Municipal Affairs
She also attacked the Waste Management facility pre- to the Hamlet of Thorhild. However, every councillor
Thorhild County council heard a lot of allegations
against supporters of a petition which resulted in the cur- dicting a variety of disasters for the local area as a result remains in chambers and votes when issues related to
their division is discussed.
rent inspection of county governance and operations; for- of it.
Johnson questioned why the councillor living in
The presentation included a unique element with Johnmer county staff; and the former council during an strongThorhild hamlet and representing it is allowed to remain son sitting at the raised Council table in front of the publy worded presentation by Rose Johnson on Feb. 24.
While much of the specific text is libelous and can’t be in council chambers “when a resolution is brought in lic gallery, rather than at the delegation table facing counprinted in detail, comments referred to “an evil and before Council concerning Thorhild?” Johnson contend- cil.
The Reeve, who chaired the meeting, did not interrupt
destructive force in this town trying to tear our County ed any decision regarding the hamlet would have an
the presentation to offer any cautions regarding the lanapart”, “committee of hate”, “hate-mongers”, “malicious impact on the councillor’s property value.
Hanasyk, whose division includes the Hamlet of guage used. He thanked Johnson for the presentation at
mob spreading their lies through their families and
friends and our biased newspaper”; and “this malicious, Thorhild, does stay in council and vote on issues related the end.
destructive mob rob us of a promising and prosperous future.”
Johnson alleged that “their attacks continued
non-stop for months with the help of some
County employees still loyal to the old Council
Buffalo Heating &
who began to feel their positions threatened as
the new council began reviewing some of the
Air Conditioning Ltd.
departments to see how and where they could
save us — the taxpayers — some money. Some
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of these employees felt it ‘their duty to leak
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highly privileged and confidential information.”
Fax: 780-998-3656
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She said “their actions resulted with some
P.O. Box 422, Gibbons, AB T0A 1N0
employees being asked to leave, while others
left by their own choice,” but didn’t provide the
Furnace & AC Installations Repair & Service
source of this information.
ph / fax: 780-942-2073
P.O. Box 1269
• Gas Lines • Hot Water Tanks
She alleged that a member of the former
cell: 780-953-2863
Redwater, AB
council leaked “confidential information to
• Superior Radiant Heating Products
[email protected]
T0A 2W0
some of the would-be councillors competing at
that time.”
Johnson suggested the two old councillors
who served in the last council “are still with us.
Would it not make more sense for these two
individuals to work hand-in-hand with the other
• Weddings • Funerals • Anniversaries
three councillors for the betterment of this
• Reunions • BBQ’s • Special Events
entire county and all the taxpayers.” The comments appeared to refer to councillors Kevin
• Mobile Catering
Box 879
Grumetza and Shelly Hanasyk. Coun. Wayne
Darel Jodoin
email:
Bon Accord, AB
Croswell was also a member of the previous
[email protected]
T0A OK0
Contact: Noel Simpson
council.
HM: 780-383-2122
Specializing in Engineered Helical Screw Piles
Referring to the same two veteran councillors, she said “surely they knew that there was
CELL
780-656-0654
never any attempt or even suggestion to close Additions, Mobile Homes, Cabins, Grade Beams, Decks,
E-MAIL
[email protected]
Garage Slabs, Sidewalks, Hottubs, Towers, Anchoring
the swimming pool, yet they said nothing to discourage the rumors and lies that were being
spread like wild-fire through the county. Why?
Likewise, they did absolutely nothing to stop
the lies that the ski hill would be closed. Again,
why?”
Johnson alleged a number of situations in
which seniors in lodges were presented with lies
but didn’t specify who was responsible for it.
• Bulldozer Work
• Demolition
The allegations ranged from residents being
• Water & Sewer
• Road Building
told “that their rent would be drastically
• Sand & Gravel
• Site Preparation
increased;” “that some of their facilities and
• Dug Outs
access to recreation would be shut down”; “that
Residential & Commercial
they would be moved to new locations miles
away from Thorhild and away from the family
and friends”. “many of them will tell you they
were bullied into signing the petition”.
She also challenged Alberta Municipal
Affairs’ thoroughness in authenticating the petiQuality Invitations for Every Style
tion. Alleging that it contains signatures from
and Every Budget
seniors with severe dementia, she said taxpayers “would appreciate to know how closely ‘the
Bringing hundreds of invitation samples to you
powers that be’ in Municipal Affairs scrutinized
in the comfort of your home (within 1 hour of Devon, AB)
the petition to see how valid it was before issuEvenings & Weekends By Appointment
ing the order to have this investigation.” She
also questioned the province’s integrity regardOffering invitations from:
ing other petitions, stating, “And speaking of
- International Artcrafts, Stratford, ON
unbiased, how is it that a couple petitions from
- Raven Thermographers, Burnaby, BC
the ‘other side’ the 80%, dealing with some of
- Carlson Craft, North Mankato, MN
We accept
the issues now being addressed, were never
- Stylart, Rexburg, ID
accepted for investigation by our Municipal
- Tru (TM), North Mankato, MN
Affairs Minister? Why the preference now?”
and coordinating accessories from:
She also referred to the inspection in the conclu- Hortense B. Hewitt, Stratford, ON
Scott Wosnack
sion of her 20 minute presentation with
- Weddingstar, Medicine Hat, AB
or Dean Hiemer
“achievements attained under duress from an
Owner / Electrician
uncalled-for investigation.”
Johnson also heaped praise on the three per4630 - 49 Ave NE
son majority on the new council and CAO.
P.O. Box 396
Councillors Larry Sisson and Dan Buryn are in
Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
their first term and they vote with Croswell on
the vast majority of resolutions. The accomTHE INVITATION LADY
For
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all your
your electrical,
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plishments that she listed include: new seniors
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residential &
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needs. Office: 780-991-5590
rolled back council wages by 5% and no cost of residential
Ph: 780-975-9574
[email protected]
living allowance increase; stopped paying per
diems for attending the lodge board and water
commission meetings; and Waste Management
has agreed to implement eight new procedures
to benefit the residents of this county.
Johnson also alleged financial issues regarding the departure of former CAOs from County
employment, indicating her information came
from the new council and CAO. In another secSchools & Businesses
tion of the presentation she alleged that a CAO
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
The Town is seeking an energetic, dynamic individual for the position of Executive
Assistant The successful candidate will be strongly devoted to public service, be
team orientated, innovative and result driven.
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UNRESERVED AUCTION Modular Home
Manufacturer Machine Shop. Thursday,
March 12, 10 a.m., 6205 - 60 St., Vegreville.
Partially finished homes. Complete manufacturing facility. Drill collar and sub threading
shop. Conducted by Foothills Equipment
Liquidation & Dales Auction Service. A must,
to view at www.foothillsauctions.com or
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BUS. OPP.
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.
This person will be part of a great team in providing direct administrative and
clerical assistance to the Legislative and Corporate Services Department, while
maintaining confidentiality.
CAREERS
The Department includes the following functions: development of bylaws, policies
and agreements for the Town; operations and management of the Fire Department;
Emergency Management; and Municipal Enforcement. Some evening work is
required.
EMPLOYMENT
BRANCHES TREE Care Ltd - Is now hiring a
groundsman, no experience necessary. Must
be hard working, reliable & in good shape.
Training provided. Serious inquires only call
780-721-9161.
15F-19F
LALLIER APIARIES Inc., 56401 RR11
Sturgeon County T8R 0L1, requires four
apiary technicians (NOC8253) seasonal April
to October. $14-$20/hr with 44 hrs/wk. Job
duties: All aspects of hive maintenance,
feeding & tending bees, detect diseases,
control & apply treatments, harvest honey.
Valid driver’s license an asset. No formal
education. Two years experience, physically
demanding, outdoors, rural area. Call Dan
780-967-4163 or Bob 780-967-2517.
CAREERS
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
DEVELOPMENT CLERK II
(6 MONTH POSITION)
Reporting to the Interim Director of Land Use and Taxes, Thorhild County is
seeking a suitable individual for a six month temporary position to carry out
the following duties:
• Respond and assist residents and developers on all municipal development
applications
• Prepare and circulate meeting packages and prepare related
correspondence
• Assist in the role of Property Manager for County-owned lease properties
• Maintains the County's Business License Program and the Rural Address
Signage Program
• Performs other related office duties, as assigned
Qualifications required:
• Previous municipal experience would be preferred
• Effective organizational skills with strong interpersonal and communication
skills
• Can work independently with minimal supervision
• Proficient in Excel and Word Programs are essential
• Possess a valid Class 5 driver's license
• Successful candidate will be required to provide a Criminal Record Check
with a Driver's Abstract.
This position is based on a 40 hour work week. Thorhild County has a
comprehensive benefit program. Current employees of the Thorhild County
fulfilling the requirements essential to this position shall be considered for this
position. Salary range for this position is $44,191.00-$60,548.00.
Position will remain open until suitable candidate is hired.
The position may be extended pass the six month period.
Please forward resumes to:
Laurie Andrushchyshyn
Payroll & Personnel Manager
County of Thorhild
Box 10
Thorhild, Alberta
T0A 3J0
or
e-mail [email protected]
We thank all applicants, however, only those individuals selected for
interviews will be contacted.
You will be working in a vibrant community of 5,000 just 85 kilometres north of
Edmonton. We have all the amenities and more. Living in Westlock you can
experience live arts, concerts, all sports or belong to one of the multiple community
organizations. Town amenities include the new Rotary Spirit Centre multi-plex, the
Aquatic Centre, skateboard park, ball diamonds, parks and playgrounds. The
Town’s strong business sector provides all the services and shopping you will need.
Your co-workers are focused on providing great public service and having fun while
doing so.
As a key player in our team you will have the following qualifications:
1. The minimum level of education required to perform these duties are;
* Completion of Grade 12 Diploma; and
* Diploma or recognized certificate in a related field i.e. Business
1. The minimum experience required to perform these duties are;
* Two (2) years of applicable experience in a municipal environment,
* Proficient in Microsoft Office Products including email,
* Effective written and oral communication skills,
* Professional, responsive, and positive work attitude is essential,
* Ability to work in a courteous, diplomatic and tactful manner.
To view the complete job description or to find out more about us, please view our
website at www.westlock.ca
The Town of Westlock offers a competitive salary and excellent employee benefit
program including LAPP pension.
This competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is found. The Town of
Westlock thanks all applicants for their interest; however only those selected for an
interview will be contacted.
Please submit your resume with three references in confidence to:
Town of Westlock
10003-106 Street
Westlock, Alberta T7P 2K3
Phone: 780.349-4444
Fax: 780.349.4436
Email: [email protected]
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three years experience in public or community
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considered asset. Benefits, pension, business
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AND CLAIMANTS
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of Fax: 780-842-5556.
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Buying: oats, barley,
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Buying damaged or offgrade grain. “On Farm
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LEGAL/NOTICES
Estate of
WANDA KOSCIELNUK
who died on October 26, 2014.
If you have a claim against this estate, you
must file your claim by April 6, 2015 and
provide details of your claim with
with BIAMONTE CAIRO &
SHORTREED LLP
Barristers and Solicitors
1600, 10025 - 102A Avenue
Edmonton AB T5J 2Z2
Attention: David W. Hrycun, Q.C.
If you do not file by the date above, the
estate property can lawfully be
distributed without regard to any claim
you may have.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND CLAIMANTS
Estate of
PETER SZPITAL
who died on October 30, 2014.
If you have a claim against this estate, you
must file your claim by April 6, 2015 and
provide details of your claim with
with BIAMONTE CAIRO &
SHORTREED LLP
Barristers and Solicitors
1600, 10025 - 102A Avenue
Edmonton AB T5J 2Z2
Attention: David W. Hrycun, Q.C.
If you do not file by the date above, the
estate property can lawfully be
distributed without regard to any claim
you may have.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND CLAIMANTS
Estate of JOHN NORMAN OLSON
who died on October 4, 2014
If you have a claim against this
estate, you must file your claim by
April 3, 2015 and provide details of
your claim
with
LENNON & BARLOW,
Barristers and Solicitors
at
#4, 9936 - 106 Street
Westlock, Alberta
T7P 2K2
If you do not file by that date, the
estate property can lawfully be
distributed without regard to any
claim you may have.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Your Input is Needed
What can we do to enhance local Social, Recreational and
Skill Development Opportunities in our Area?
You are cordially invited to attend a Forum
and Workshop to address the above question.
MARCH 18, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Doors Open at 6:30 p.m.
Waskatenau Community Center
We live in an area where we often drive long distances to meet family
needs related to recreation and skills development.
With an increasing number of families establishing in the area, what are
the needs and wants related to social, recreational and skill development?
Financial resources to enable new activities, while limited, are available
through public and private resources.
Talents and expertise exist locally in many and varying areas, from sports
to personal skill sets and group activities.
No one community can offer it all – together we can make a lot happen.
The Victoria Trail Agricultural Society is looking to renovate the
Arena Building in Waskatenau and need your input.
Think: indoor soccer, archery, painting, music, exercise gym, bi-weekly
brunches, computer skills, photography, new 4-H Clubs, adult sports,
climbing wall, riding and many more “New Ideas” – Bring them along.
Identifying these opportunities and other unmet needs and wants locally
can help build stronger communities – let’s hear from everyone how we
can move forward – let’s listen and plan together to make it happen.
Your attendance and participation is the first step.
For further information please contact the Village of Waskatenau
at (780) 358-2208.
Victoria Trail Ag. Society Village of Waskatenau
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MNFCTRD HOMES
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. 1-800-566-6899 ext.
400OT.
STEEL BUILDINGS “Really Big
Sale!” All steel building models and
sizes. Plus extra savings. Buy now
and we will store until spring. Pioneer
Steel
1-800-668-5422; www.
pioneersteel.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. 1-866-873-3846 or
www.treetime.ca.
HAY FOR SALE
ALF/TIM/BR/CW MIX. Shedded
small squares, no rain, $5. Second
cut, no rain, $7. Phone late evenings
780-942-4107.
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HAY FOR SALE - Round bales. 780656-0610.
15F-16F
HEALTH
CANADA BENEFIT GROUP. Do you
or someone you know suffer from a
disability? Get up to $40,000. from
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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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PUREBRED YEARLING & 2 yr. old
Black Angus bulls for sale. Heifer &
cow bulls available. 780-986-9088.
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CHOOSE FROM 8 Brand New Triple
M 20x76 kitchen special spec manufactured homes starting at $138,500
and save over $5000! For more information call United Homes Canada 1800-461-7632 or visit our site at
www.unitedhomescanada.com.
MASSIVE SHOW HOME Reduction
Sale! 16 to 24 wide’s ready to deliver!
3 & 4 bedrooms - 2 baths. Turnkey
packages available. Call Dynamic
Homes today 403-341-4422 or visit
us online www.dynamicmodular.ca.
REAL ESTATE
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.
EXECUTIVE BUNGALOW - 3842+/sq. ft. on 33.98 title acres & 5.50 Acre
Lot w/32, 440+/- sq. ft. Commercial
Industrial Buildings. Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers Unreserved Auction, May 7,
Getkate Property near Lethbridge,
Alberta. Jerry Hodge: 780-706-6652;
rbauction.com/realestate.
GRAVEL
PROPERTY
w/River
Frontage, Spruce View, Alberta.
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers Unreserved
Auction, April 29 in Edmonton. 148+/acres titled, gravel pit w/stock piles,
North Raven River frontage, 65+/acres cult, fenced, $4800 SLR. Jerry
Hodge: 780-706-6652; rbauction.
com/realestate.
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RENTALS
RENTALS
RENTALS
SEED
THORHILD HOUSE for rent. 3 level split, 3
bdrms, attached bath, large kitchen. 1 bdrm in
basement. Garage & carport. New carpets, lino &
paint. Nice clean home. $875/mth + utilities. No
dogs. 20 min. to Redwater. Phone 780-474-6197.
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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.
REDWATER CONDO - 3 bdrms. Full bath, two
half baths. Basement also. $1300/mth + DD.
Utilities incl. except power. No pets, no smoking.
5 appliances. Avail. Mar. 1/15. 780-942-4190.
FOR RENT - 4 bdrm
apt., utilities incl. No
pets. And commercial
space for rent, 3000 sq.
ft.
Both
available
immediately. For more
info call 780-370-8894
or 587-991-4299.
APT/HOTEL/Morinville Fully furnished suites.
Monthly, weekly, daily.
Centrally located. Easy
access
to
Ft.
Saskatchewan,
Redwater, St. Albert.
Call 780-939-3111.
THORHILD HOUSE for
rent (Triplex). 3 bdrm.
Nice clean home with
double
garage.
$950/mth includes all
utilities. No dogs. Adults
only.
20
min.
to
Redwater.
780-4746197.
15F-18F
MORINVILLE - The
Lakes, 4 bdrms, 3.5
bathrooms. Attached
garage.
Developed
basement. $2000/mth
+ utilities. No pets, No
Smoking. DD required.
Available now. Contact
780-944-7229
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WANTED. Hannas Seeds seeking distributors for
forage, turf, native and reclamation seed. Good
commissions. Contact Esther at 1-800-661-1529
or [email protected].
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or
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SERVICES
LICENSED NURSING Assistant available in
afternoon to come to seniors homes & assist with
daily living. For more info call Leanne @ 780-3996318.
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CRIMINAL RECORD? Think: Canadian pardon.
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lending.ca. 587-437-8437, Belmor Mortgage.
VEHICLES
2006 MUSTANG Convertible for parts. $4000
OBO. 506-866-9331.
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WANTED
WANTED CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, backhoes, excavators, dozers, graders, wheel loaders, farm tractors, skidsteers, chippers, attachments. Any condition running or not. Also looking
for large amounts of scrap metal. 250-260-0217
Smoky Lake
sorting out water
meter issues
In a split vote during its Feb. 18 meeting, Town of Smoky Lake council
resolved to waive the monthly service
charges on two of the three water meters
serving the Smoky Lake Golf Club.
Coun. Dianne Ross voted against that
action, saying she preferred to have the
town remove two of the meters and consolidate the water service through one
meter.
The three meters are side by side but
serve different areas. Two go to the golf
course, RV park and club house; one goes
to the rodeo grounds. In the past the Riding Club was billed for one meter and the
Golf Club for the other two. Now the Golf
Club will be billed the one service fee
plus all consumption. What the Riding
Club pays to the Golf Club for water will
be worked out between them.
Coun. Dan Kotylak said having the
three meters helps to control water loss.
As an example, he said on one occasion
someone noticed the meter to the rodeo
grounds was moving at a time there was
no activity there. Investigation determined that a toilet was running. He suggested making a policy on services to
nonprofit organizations.
CAO Harvey Prockiw said it is easier
to cancel the monthly service charges on
two of the meters than to physically
remove them and re-route the lines. It also
makes things simpler for the Golf Club
members to bill the Rodeo Club for its
water usage.
Coun. Randy Mykitiuk commented that
there is usually very little water used by
the rodeo grounds.
After a brief discussion regarding residents who have two meters, council
agreed those situations have meters on
separate buildings and none of them are
for nonprofit uses.
“It’s going to cost us,” said Ross. “It
would be better to change to one meter.
Somewhere down the road this is going to
bite us.”
Coun. Pat Palechuk asked how the curling club and agricultural society are
metered. Prockiw replied that they each
have only one meter.
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