April 30 Leader

Vol. 7, No. 2, Tuesday, November 8, 2011Vol. 8, No. 22 Tuesday, April 30, 2013

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Your news this week:STARS Fundraiser - pg. 2

LA Dance Moves Recital - pg. 8

Bull-A-Rama Pullout - Pg. 9 & 12

Bull-A-Rama Supreme doesn’t disappoint!Rodeo fans pack the house to participate in the 20th annual event

NATASHA FRIEDRICHS PHOTO

The best of the best came to Lamont to compete in the 20th annual Bull-A-RamaSupreme Saturday evening. Out of the field of 30 cowboys, one rider held on totake the championship. The title went to Neal Wallator of Red Deer.

Michelle PinonEditor

The 20th edition ofBull-A-Rama didn't dis-appoint as a sold outcrowd packed into theLamont RecreationCentre for the mainevent Saturday evening.

The excitement waspalpable as rodeo enthu-siasts of all ages waitedfor the show to getunderway just after 7p.m.

Members of theLamont & DistrictAgricultural Society ledthe way with sparklersinto the ring to kick-offthe celebration.

Presentations weremade to scholarshiprecipients Colby Eleniakand Alicia Koziak. TheLamont Fire Departmentwas the lucky recipientof $2,500. Members of

the Schinkinger familyreceived plaques onbehalf of the Ag. Societyin honour of ConradSchinkinger who startedthe event.

Master of CeremonyWayne Schoepp intro-duced Bonnie Chudyk,who gave an overview ofthe history of the event.Thanks were extended toclown Cody Schopp,who has been with theBull-A-Rama for the past10 years.

President Aaron Wickand Sherry Stadnick pre-sented the cheques andcertificates to the schol-arship recipients.

Then it was time forthe introduction of the 30cowboys and the singingof O Canada. Glow in thedark necklaces werethrown out by the cow-boys before they took tothe chutes.

There were only eightriders who managed tostay on top of the fiestybulls to qualify for theshort go. In the end, itwas Red Deer cowboyNeal Wallator.

The dance was a hugesuccess as well as folkskicked up their heels toKory Wlos.

While there may havebeen a few hiccups alongthe way, organizersmade everything workout right and on time.

Ag. Society treasurerFrank Cholak said Bull-A-Rama was ConradSchinkinger’s dream andpassion, and he was gladmembers paid tribute toSchinkinger and his lega-cy. Now it's time for recu-peration before planninggets underway onceagain for the 21st install-ment.

MICHELLE PINON PHOTO


Mundare firegihtersplucked up the courageand took to the stage toperform various skitsand musical numbers infront of supporters dur-ing the annual STARSfundraiser April 20.

The affable and enter-taining men and womenof the fire departmentmorphed into syn-cronized swimmers,characters from theWizard of Oz, radio

broadcasters, BuddyHolly and his band aswell as Sam the Sham &the Pharoachs through-out the evening to thesurprise and delight ofthe crowd.

“It was a fantasticevening, and we doappreciate the supportwe receive from the com-munity, our volunteerswho serve the food, dodishes, work the bar,cook the food and what-ever else needs to bedone. Without them, wecould not put on thistype of function,” saysfire chief Glenda Dales.

“We almost had a fullhouse with 175 in atten-dance,” added Dales.While the final tally hasyet to be counted, Dalessaid the department willbe sending STARS acheque for about $5,000. “Our share of the profitswill be used for heavyduty extrication equip-ment.”

Dales also thankedsupporters for their gen-erosity. Over the past 15years, local residentshave donated approxi-mately $200,000 toSTARS.

Many of the calls the

department receives areaccident related, andDales took time out tothank their partners inthe area for their assis-tance. “It’s been busy thepast month.” She alsorequested a moment ofsilence to pay tribute tofallen firefighters andemergency workers,especially those whoresponded to the recenttragedies in Boston andTexas.Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville MLA JacquieFenske also paid tribute

to the firefighters andfolks who support the

department. “It’s a spec-tacular evening for sucha great cause,” addedFenske, who attendedthe gala last year. Whileshe couldn’t stay for thefestivities, Fenskeimparted her best wishesbefore departing foranother function.Mundare Mayor MikeSaric served as Master ofCeremonies throughoutthe evening, which alsofeatured a live auctionand dance.

As to what members willhave up their sleeves fornext year? Dales saidtheir lips are sealed. “We

always try to keep thecommunity guessing.”No matter what, restassured there will be

plenty of laughs in storefor those who attendnext year.

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Members of the Wizard of Oz skit included from left to right: Kyle Widynowski, (lion), Brian Sharun, (scare-crow), Glenda Dales, (Dorothy), Danika Brison, (wizard), and Shamus Brison.

Colin Zyla, left, hosts radio program with his sidekickJason Warawa. Also in the skit, but not in the photo-graph is Seamus Brison.

Members of Sam & the Pharohs were: Brian Sharun, Colin Zyla, Dale McCarty,Al Lenkewich and Jason Warawa.

Fire Chief Glenda Dales brought greetings.

Jazmine InksterStudent reporter

It all started withConrad Schinkinger 20years ago.

The Bull-A-Rama hadultimately been hisvision back in 1994, andfrom then till now, theevent has remained asteady part of springhere in Lamont and justas much a success as thevery first.

The event has alsobeen a major one for theAg Society, as well as itsmembers.

Volunteer membersMell and Sharon Snyderhave been with the AgSociety for many years,and with the Bull-A-Rama from the verystart.

Sharon, a membersince her high schoolyears, had a largeamount of exposure tothe society as she grewup, with her father beingthe former president.Mell was also a formerpresident of the society.Both spent their entirelives in Lamont.

“This was our homecommunity” states Mell.

The Bull-A-Rama is anevent that today, isknown far and wide, asthe couple explains thatthere are people whocome from all over tocompete, as well aswatch the event.

This year, there wereriders from as far awayas New Zealand andAustralia competing inthe event.

Bull-A-Rama Supremehas attracted cowboysthe world over, and hasalso been voted by theCanadian BullridingAssociation “The best inWestern Canada” fouryears in a row.

Some of the biggestchanges for the society ishow the volunteers pre-pare for the event nowcompared to when it firststarted.

“We had no extra pan-els,” explain the Snyders.“We had to take downmost of the outside arenaand bring it inside. Weeven rented buckingchutes. Over the years,we have acquired panelsand chutes just for Bull-A-Rama”

Mell and Sharon alsoadded that this year wasprobably one of the hard-est for setup, because ofall the snow that hadfrozen the bleachers into

the ground, causingthem to have to rent asteamer. “Mother Naturehas not cooperated”

There have also been afew minor changes overthe years such as the NoBull Trade Show whichwas also a part of lastyear’s event, and the bigscreen TV in the backwhere people can sit andwatch the televised ver-sion of the event byShaw instead of being inthe stands.

Another importantpart of the event is thevolunteers who helpmake everything hap-pen. “When this firststarted, we were the

young people,” jokesSharon, saying that theycan’t do as much of theheavy lifting needed forsetup, so it is up to theyounger members andvolunteers to ensureeverything is where itneeds to be for the bignight.

Over the years, theBull-A-Rama has beenable to put over $550,000back into the communityby showing their sup-port to communityorganizations as well asscholarships. “Wealways try to supportgroups” says Mell.

Some of the organiza-tions that are taking part

this year are: the LamontHigh School GradCommittee, the 4-HClub, and the ChipmanLions Club. The LamontFish and GameAssociation also soldpopcorn during theevent, with all of the pro-ceeds going towardstheir youth camps, andto the association in gen-eral.

Overall, the event’sgeneral success can beseen by many, as the AgSociety has been askedmultiple times to helpother places put on theirevents, and to tell themthe secrets of success.

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Lamont Ag. Society pays tribute to Schinkingerfamily and shares its good fortune with others

Aaron Wick, President of the Lamont Agricultural Society, congratulates membersof the Schinkinger family, who received plaques to commemorate the 20thanniversary of Bull-A-Rama Supreme.


The Lamont Fire Department was the charity of choice for the Lamont AgriculturalSociety which donated $2,500 to the volunteer non-profit commun ity organiza-tion. Accepting the cheque on behalf of the department was fire chief John Helton,far right. Making the presentation were MC’s Bonnie Chudyk, Wayne Schoeppand Aaron Wick.

Sherry Stadnick, left, shakes hands with Alicia Koziak, who received a $500scholarship on behalf of the Lamont Ag. Society. Koziak will be pursuing studiesin animal health technology. In the centre is society president Aaron Wick.

Colby Eleniak, far right,, also received a $500 scholarship from the ag. societyon behalf of Wick and Stadnick. Eleniak will be pursuing studies in mechanics.


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Saturday Evenings 4:00 pmOur Lady of Good Counsel - Skaro

1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays 9:00 amSt. Michael the Archangel - St. Michael

2nd and 4th Sundays 11:00 amFor further information please call

O.L.A. Fort Saskatchewan

at 780-998-3288

For more informationcall 780-895-2780

Bethany Lutheran Church

20577 TWP 550 Fort.Sask.(7km East of Josephburg)

780-998-1874Pastor Richard Williams

Worship Service 11:00 amSunday School 11:15 am

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Holy Friday

(Holy Shroud Services)

Holy Saturday

(Blessing of Paschas)

3:000 pm4:000 pmm 5:000 pm6:000 pm7:000 pm8:000 pmm 9:000 pm

Lamont Aux. Hosp.Old WostokFarusiSerediakiShishkovtzyChipmanSkaro

No Bull Trade Show and Ford Test Drivevery successful events during Bull-A-Rama

An enthusiastic crowd was on hand Friday evening for the entertaining hypnotistshow at the Lamont Recreation Centre during the No Bull Kick off party.

JAZMINE INKSTER PHOTOS

Donna Krill was all smiles during her test drive at the Bull-A-Rama No Bull TradeShow Saturday afternoon during her break from her booth in the trade show.There were many vendors and visitors as well in the community hall throughoutthe day showing off their wares and providing many tips and tricks for health.

There were many fine works of art, handmade and homemade goods availableat the No Bull Trade Show including those made from saw blades as shownabove.


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Pet Boarding ServiceBox 462, Hwy 15

Bruderheim, AlbertaT0B-2R0

Phone 780-992-7990

A & M One Stop Shop780-265-6731

Paul GrahamOwner

email: [email protected]

website: www.amonestopshopinc.com

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Email: [email protected]

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North Point Agronomy Ltd.Providing Independent Agronomic Services

Serving the counties of:

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Smoky Lake, Strathcona, Sturgeon,

Tyler Graham [email protected]

(780)691-2981

•Soil Sampling•

•Fertilizer Recommendations•

•Crop Scouting•

AUTO SALVAGE

PROFESSIONALMotor Vehicle Accidents, Fatal Accidents,

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at the Elk Island Insurance AgencyBy appointment only

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KTKT Mechanical LMechanical LTDTDKevin Tychkowsky

Lamont, Alberta

Commercial & Residential• Heating • Air Conditioning • Refrigeration

Phone: 292-2336 Fax: [email protected]

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Trevor SchinkingerTrucking Ltd.

• Sand, Gravel & Top Soil• Loading & Hauling

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Ph: 780-895-2349 Cell: 780-220-5405Box 412 Lamont, Alberta T0B-2R0

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Proudly Serving Lamont County and surrounding area’s

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Home: (780) 363 - 3939

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JAZMINE INKSTER PHOTOS

The art of storytelling came to life at the LamontPublic Library Saturday afternoon as the audiencewas pulled into the story as actors themselves.

Animated story teller gives a new twist to classic tales

Story teller Kerry McPhail acts out stories made upentirely from the audiences ideas and inspirations.

Jazmine InksterStudent Reporter

It was most definitelynot a “quiet” day at thelibrary.

Once Kerry McPhailwith T.I.E Dynamics tookthe stage, the room was

filled with a constantmixture of laughing,shouting, and all thenoises that come fromactive imaginationsworking together.

McPhail started hershow with a brand newtwist on the family clas-

sic “The Three Bears”.McPhails version wastold as a rap song withthe help of the youngaudience as props.

During her show,McPhail taught the chil-dren all of the elementsneeded in a proper story,

and proceeded to havethe children make up astory themselves forMcPhail to perform. Thestory and proved to begreat fun for bothMcPhail, as well as theparents, and the youngauthors.


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ANNOUNCEMENTS________________________

80th birthday celebrationsfor Ruth Zelinski onSunday, May 5, from 2-4p.m. at the Viking SeniorsCenter. No gifts please,everyone welcome. 14/15p________________________

COMING EVENTS________________________

You're Invited to SUN-SHINE VILLA'S SPRINGTEA Saturday May 11, 20131:30-3:30 p.m., admittance$5.00. Quilt raffle, silentauction and door prizes.Tofield 780-662-2490.

tm15/16c________________________Bridal Shower for HolleeKroker (bride-elect of JayFornal) at Viking Legion.Saturday, May 4, at 2 p.m.Everyone Welcome. 13/15c________________________

Viking Farmers MarketRegular Market May 2,from 2-4 p.m. at the VikingCommunity Hall. For moreinfo call 780-592-2431. 15c________________________Bridal Shower will be held

for Lauren Schmidt, brideelect of Justin Lungal, onSunday May 5, at 2 p.m. atCindy Neufeld’s house4334 53 ave Tofield.

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St. Matthew's AnglicanChurch Service in Vikingwill be on May 5 at 1 pm.There will be no service onMay 19 as we are going tothe Centennial Celebrationsat the Winspear. EveryoneWelcome. 15c________________________

FOR RENT________________________

Tofield House for rent. 4522- 54 ave. 4 bedroom andgarage. Available July 1st.780-662-2687. tm15/16p________________________LAMONT- 1 bdrm apt. - 5appliances. New buildingnear Hospital. 55+, N/P,N/S, rent $800/month, DD$800. For more info pleasecall 780-895-2567.LL14/18p

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FOR SALE________________________

SEED FOR SALETwo kinds of milling oats,two kinds HRS wheat, twokinds of two row feed bar-ley. Excellent germination.Phone Randy 780-592-2259or 780-208-5000. 15-18c________________________1996 Combine-IH 1688$45,000.00, 1998 tractor - IHwith E-zee on loader 7110$40,000.00, 52 ft. Bourgaultairseeder - 295 bu tank$18,000.00, Swather mover$1,500.00, Rock picker$1,000.00, Westfield Augers- 10”x 51’ Swing $4,500.00,8 ” x 4 1 ’ K h o l e r - e n g i n e$2,500.00, 7”x31’Hondaengine $1,800.00. Ph. 780-336-3512. 14c________________________

FOR SALE IN Andrew -1979 Travel-Aire 25 ft. ClassC Motor Home, with 440engine, generator, air con-ditioner, forced air furnace,3-way fridge. Clean.Runs well. Sleeps 6.$4,500.00 OBO. Ph. 780 3653933.

LL15p________________________Shares for Sale:Are you concerned aboutthe freshness & safety ofyour food? Are you toobusy to plant your own gar-den? No worries. Takeadvantage of Viking FarmCSA (Community Sup-ported Agriculture); 1 kmnorth of Viking, AB onHwy 36. You’ll receive aweekly basket of organical-ly grown fruits and vegeta-bles throughout the grow-ing season. Limited sharesare available. For moredetails: call BrianRozmahel @ 780-385-5570or Diane Hanson @ 780-385-0994. 14/15p________________________

Seed For SaleWheat - AC SHAW VB.

Barley - CDC Austenson,Chigwell.

Oats - AC Morgan, AC Lu,Murphy.

Grass and ForageCanola Seed for Sale:Fusion: (R.R.)* Early

-123 % of check varieties.Rugby: (R.R.) (OP)

-Highest yeilding O.P. All Brett Young

Canola available.780-662-2617.

ttfn________________________Round bale cattle feedersand Tombstone horse feed-ers in stock. East BruceManufacturing Ltd. CallWayne 780-688-2496 or visitwww.calfcatcher.ca for a listof products. 7-15c

________________________Clean seed Wheat for sale.Splendor variety. Call 780-385-0279 or 780-336-2206.

14/15p________________________BULLS FOR SALE - Reg-istered Polled Hereford andRed Angus. Call Dave at(780) 385-2226 or Dan at(780) 385-2298. cp15/18p________________________2010 Tree Stump Grinder.Husqvarna SG13, Honda 13hp engine, used very little.Excellent condition. Comeswith new teeth. $3,800 +gst. 780-384-3087. cp15c________________________Yearling Red Angus bulls.Call 780-336-4061 or cell780-390-0075 . 15p________________________2003 Pontiac Montana,good running condition,240,000 kms. $2,000.00O.B.O. 780-376-3599.

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GARAGE SALE________________________

Round Hill CommunityGarage Sale Saturday May4, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Pleasebook a table in advance, call780-672-7353.

tm13/15c________________________Huge multi family andestate sale. Furniture, tools,hardware, building materi-als, kitchenware, lots ofbaby to adult clothes, toys,bikes, walkers, commode,linens, appliances andmore. May 8 - 18, 8 am - 8pm 19228 TWP Rd 512

tm15/16p________________________Friday May 3, 4 p.m.-7p.m., and Saturday May 4, 9a.m. - 5 p.m. at 5216 - 56Avenue in Viking. 15p________________________

HELP WANTED________________________

DO YOU ENJOY READ-ING, CRAFTS ANDWORKING WITH YOUNGCHILDREN? The VikingMunicipal Library isaccepting applications forsummer employment. Dut-ies will include presenta-tion of the children’s sum-mer program and otherassigned duties. Pleasesend resume by 5 p.m.Wednesday, May 15 to:Viking Municipal Library,Box 300, Viking, AB T0B4N0 or email to: [email protected].

15-16c________________________Best West Roofing Rooferand/or roofer's helperwanted. Must be polite &willing to work hard.Please call 780-716-8197.

LL14/18c

PLUMBERS NEEDED forfull time work in theLloydminster area. Greatopportunity for an appren-tice or journeyman. There ispotential for the right indi-vidual with this small com-pany. Phone: 780 875-1544{home} 780 214-7386{cell} 15-16p________________________

Class 1 Winch Truck driverwith oilfield experience, forlocal company. Safety tick-ets needed. Please faxresume and commercialdrivers abstract to 780-662-3368.

15/18 p________________________Miquelon Hills Golf Courseis now accepting resumesfor the 2013 golf season.Outside maintenance staffand club house staff. Email resume to:[email protected] or call 780-662-2499

tm14/15c________________________The Viking HistoricalSociety is accepting appli-cations for the position ofcaretaker/tour guide forthe Viking museum. This 32hour per week position willrun mid–May through theend of August. Dutiesinclude guiding visitorsthrough the museum, cata-loguing donations and gen-eral upkeep of the build-ings and grounds. Otherweekly schedules may beconsidered. Cover lettersand resumes may bedropped off at J & L Auto-motive.

15/16c________________________Lily’s Steak and Pizza nowhiring part-time and full-time experienced servers.Please drop off resume at4803-Queens Street inBruderheim.

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FT/Part time m/f equip-ment rental person requiredfor Sherwood Park rentalbusiness. Maintenance andrepair of rental equipment.Ability to operate machin-ery including forklift.Duties include customerservice, general clean-upand deliveries. Must be aself starter, physically fitand a good problem-solver.Bring resume to: ParkEquipment Rentals, 44Sioux Road, SherwoodPark. 8 a.m.-6 p.m.,Monday - Friday. 780-464-4646.

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Helpers for reunion before,during and after. July 29thto August 5th (August longweekend). Call 780-662-3066.

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Caretaker for campsite inIrma from May 13, 2013 -Oct. 31, 2013. Some dutiesinclude collecting campingfees, ordering fire wood,janitorial work at the camp-site and ball diamonds eachday and any event week-ends and also checkingporta potties for supplies.Please send resume to:Village of Irma, Box 419Irma, Alberta, T0B 2H0 oremail to [email protected].

15/16c________________________Wanted mature mechani-cally inclined person foryard and shop. Must havesome tools for truck wreck-ing yard. Highway 16 andRR 191. Phone 780-662-3514. tm15/17c________________________

LOST________________________

Lost quad seat between RR141 and Kinsella alongHighway 14. If foundplease call 780-688-2496.

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PERSONALS________________________

Gentleman, 59, 5'8" average(semi ret.) seeking : petite~average 'foreign' live inlady with values and intel-ligence. Secure, clean, newhome, no smoking, pets,children. Fort Saskatchew-an. 1-780-997-0885. L15-16p________________________

SERVICES________________________

Carpet and upholsterycleaning - residential andcommercial. Truck mountunit, sewer back-up, andflood cleaning. Auto andRV cleaning. Call Glennand Cindi Poyser, FancyShine Auto and CarpetCare at (780) 384-3087,Sedgewick.

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You Name It, I Can Do It!Phone Steve For A FreeEstimate Today. Special-izing In, Drywall, Taping,Mudding, Installing Win-dow and Doors, Painting,Complete Basement andMain Floor Reno’s,Additions, Siding and a lotmore. Cell: 780-632-9352 orleave a message @ 780-657-2066.

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Roy’s Handyman Services.Flooring, trim work, base-ment finishing, decks,fences, kitchen cabinetinstalls and carpentrywork. 780-662-0146 or 780-232-3097. ttfn________________________

Autobody - Auto RentalsTractor Trailer Collision

Sand Blasting(780) 384-3080

Sedgewick, AB.www.obrienautogroup.ca

CPtfn________________________Massage and Reflexology. 1hour treatments. Marge780-662-3066.

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THANK YOU________________________

The family of the lateGeorge Gotobed would liketo express their deepestthanks for all the supportand care given by friendsand family during our timeof need. Special apprecia-tion to the staff and doctorsat the Viking Health Centreand members of the VikingHealth Unit for the incredi-ble care given to Georgeduring his struggle. Thankyou to the Viking FuneralServices Ltd. and Rev.Chelsy Stevens for the serv-ice and the Golden ValleyLutheran Church for thelunch and the use of thechurch and hall. Thank youto Brodie and IDA staff,Nettie Petrowshi andPeggy Arnett for all theirhelp. Thank you to every-one for the food, cards,flowers, visitors and phonecalls. Bless you all.

~The Gotobed families________________________

WANTED________________________

Clean 3 and 5 gallon pailswith handles, no cracksplease. Call 780-581-0871,leave message. 13p________________________Up to 80 acres of pasture tolease near Lamont. YearRound. Must have powerand access to water. Housephone: 780 - 922 - 3485 Cell:780 722 5000. Leave a voice-mail.

LL15p________________________Wanted horseshoe playersin the Ross Creek area.Contact Jim Lea 780-662-2586.

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EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIES

________________________LEVEL 2 WATER and WasteWater Operator required forElinor Lake Resort. Call 780-623-3993.________________________PYRAMID CORPORATIONis now hiring! InstrumentTechnicians and Electriciansfor various sites acrossAlberta. Send resume to:[email protected] fax 780-955-HIRE.

________________________WANTED - Water & Vac-uum Truck Operators. Class 3w/Q-endorsement, H2S, FirstAid, PST, CSTS. Mechani-cally inclined. Day-rate bene-fits. Fax 403-934-3487.Email: [email protected].

REQUIRED IMMEDIATE-LY - Labourer for water welldrilling firm, located S.E. ofSt. Paul, Alberta. Variableshifts. Must have Class 3 dri-vers licence, drivers abstractrequired. Fax resume to 780-645-2880 or 780-645-1114.________________________$100 - $400 CASH DAILYfor landscaping work!Competitive, energetic, hon-esty a must; PropertyStarsJobs.com.________________________INTERIOR HEAVY EQUIP-MENT Operator School. NoSimulators. In-the-seat train-ing. Real world tasks. Weeklystart dates. Job board!Funding options. Sign uponline! iheschool.com. 1-866-399-3853.________________________WORKERS FOR gravelcrushing operation in eastcentral Alberta. Skilled or willtrain. Experienced foremanalso needed. Email: [email protected]. Fax 780-842-5556. Phone 780-842-5227.________________________ALL ROUND EMPLOYEErequired for tavern and cook-ing in a small town friendlyhotel in Youngstown, Alberta.Full-time, room included. CallMarg 403-857-9134.________________________SOBEYS GROCERYSTORE now hiring MeatWrappers. Full-time & part-time hours available. Pleasefax resume to: 780-875-2103.Mail or drop off at: 4227 - 45Ave., Lloydminster, AB, T9V2E9.________________________MEAT MANAGER, JasperSuper A. Jasper Super A islooking for an experiencedRetail Meat Manager. AsMeat Manager you will beresponsible for all aspects ofthe managing the department,including cutting meat. Youmust have working knowl-edge of gross margins,expense controls and humanresources management. Thesuccessful candidate musthave Grade 12 (or equivalent)and be able to provide a"clear" security clearance. Ifyou have the skills and abili-ties please forward yourresume to our Head Office,The Grocery People Ltd.(TGP) in confidence to:Human Resources, TheGrocery People Ltd., 14505Yellowhead Trail, Edmonton,AB, T5L 3C4. Fax 780-447-5781. Email: [email protected].________________________JOURNALISTS, GraphicArtists, Marketing and more.Alberta's weekly newspapersare looking for people likeyou. Post your resume online.Free. Visit: www.awna.com/resumes_add.php.

________________________HIRING ON SITE MANAG-ER in Bruderheim for allinclusive apartments. CallDMG Asset Management andRealty Ltd. 780-992-2005.

ASSISTANT PARTS MAN-AGER. Busy GM dealershipin High River, south ofCalgary. Minimum 4 yearsexperience a must. Excellentbenefits, salary, bonus. Sendresume: [email protected]. Fax 403-652-3880.________________________AN ALBERTA OILFIELDconstruction company is hir-ing dozer, excavator, andlabourer/rock truck operators.Lodging and meals provided.Drug testing required. CallContour Construction 780-723-5051.________________________PLAY AND WORK in primerecreation area. SobeysSylvan Lake is hiringAssistant Department Mana-gers in Bakery, Meat, Produceand Grocery. Apply today atwww.sobeyscareers.ca.________________________NOW LOCATED in DraytonValley. BREKKAAS Vacuum& Tank Ltd. Wanted Class 1& 3 Drivers, Super HeaterOperators with all valid tick-ets. Top wages, excellent ben-efits. Please forward resumeto: Email: [email protected] 780-621-3953. Fax780-621-3959.________________________NEWCART CONTRACT-ING LTD. is hiring for theupcoming turnaround season.Journeyman/Apprent ice ;Pipefitters; Welders; Boiler-makers; Riggers. Also:Quality Control; Towers;Skilled Mechanical Labourer;Welder Helpers. Email:[email protected]. Fax 1-403-729-2396. Email all safety andtrade tickets.________________________Central Peace Natural GasCo-op Ltd. requires full-timeGas Utility Operator. Exper-ience, safety tickets an asset.Clean valid driver's licencerequired. Forward resume:[email protected]. Fax780-864-2044. Mail: Box119, Spirit River, T0H 3G0.________________________DRIVERS WANTED. Terr-ific career opportunity withoutstanding growth potentialto learn how to locate raildefects. No rail experienceneeded! Extensive paid travel,meal allowance, 4 weeksvacation & benefits package.Skills needed - Ability to trav-el 3 months at a time, validlicence with air brakeendorsement. Compensationbased on prior driving experi-ence. Apply at www.sperryrail.com under careers, key-word Driver. Do not fill incity or state.________________________

FARM MACHINERY________________________BOOK YOUR FARM build-ing now protect your equip-ment with an affordable build-ing. New concrete post onlyavailable from Integrity PostStructures. Get started nowwith a free quote to buildnow! www.IntegrityPostStructures.com. 1-866-974-7678.

AFFORDABLE HAYSHEDS protect your hay fromthe weather with a strong hayshed. Best service & priceswith Alberta-based IntegrityPost Structures. Start buildingsooner than you think? Freequote now at 1-866-974-7678;www.IntegrityPostStructures.com.________________________

FEED AND SEED________________________HEATED CANOLA buyingGreen, Heated or Spring-thrashed Canola. Buying:oats, barley, wheat & peas forfeed. Buying damaged or off-grade grain. "On FarmPickup" Westcan Feed &Grain, 1-877-250-5252.________________________

FOR SALE________________________STEEL BUILDINGS/METAL BUILDINGS 60%off! 20x28, 30x40, 40x62,45x90, 50x120, 60x150,80x100, sell for balanceowed! Call 1-800-457-2206;www.crownsteelbuildings.ca.________________________SCRAP FARM MACHIN-ERY and vehicles. Yardclean-up of metals. We paycash for large amounts. Call780-918-9000.________________________DISCONNECTED PHONE?Phone Factory Home PhoneService. No one refused! Lowmonthly rate! Calling features& unlimited long distanceavailable. Call Phone Factorytoday! 1-877-336-2274;www.phonefactory.ca.________________________NOVA SCOTIA'S EasternShore waterfront lots for sale.Excellent climate near theAtlantic Ocean. Three bed-room house for sale or rent;www.sawmilllanding.com;[email protected]. 1-902-522-2343. 1-902-328-4338.________________________STEEL BUILDING -Blowout Clearance Sale!20x22 $4,188. 25x26 $4,799.30x34 $6, 860. 32x44 $8,795.40x50 $12,760. 47x74$17,888. One end wall includ-ed. Pioneer Steel 1-800-668-5422; www.pioneersteel.ca.________________________WHITE SPRUCE TREES forsale. 4 - 6 foot $35 each. 6 - 8foot $45 each. Delivered andplanted. Delivery extra. 403-305-8201.

________________________BUILDING FOR SALE. Twounclaimed steel buildings.Must be sold. One is 40x80.Great savings! Hurry, thesewon't last. Go direct. RocketSteel Canada. 1-877-218-2661.

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2012 Financial Statements are now available at the Town Office or Town Website

T O W N O FL A M O N T

Notice of Special MeetingTown of Lamont Council

Purpose of Meeting:

To receive by public presentation the report regarding the recent

inspection of the Town of Lamont performed by the Alberta

Department of Municipal Affairs.

Date: May 8, 2013

Time: 7:30 p.m.

Location: Lamont Recreation Centre Meeting Room

The public is invited to join members of Council of the Town of

Lamont for a presentation regarding the results of the inspection.

The inspection was conducted between December 2012 and

February 2013 by the inspector, Stephen Thompson, on behalf of

Alberta Municipal Affairs. This inspection report will include

recommendations for Town Council to improve the operations of

Council and its management of Town operations.

All interested persons are invited to attend.

Position: Chief Administrative Officer (CAO)The Town of Lamont is a municipality in Alberta approximately 40 minutes

north east of Edmonton.

The CAO reports directly to Council and is the principal advisor. They pro-

vide professional leadership; direction and general supervision of all depart-

ments and management of all department heads. They are instrumental in

the development of policies and programs for the approval of Council. As

the administrative head for the Town of Lamont the CAO is responsible for

the overall operation of the Town in accordance with the objectives, plans,

programs and policies approved by Council.

Duties

The following are key responsibilities:

• Recommending policies and actions to the municipal council

• Managing the day to day operations of the municipality

• Promoting and maintaining good public relations

• Keeping records such as minutes, bylaws and accounts

• Providing input into strategic planning

• Carrying out council’s directives and policies

• Directing the general administrative functions of the municipality

including supervising staff

• Preparing budgets and managing finances

• Administering human resource programs

• Preparing bylaws approved by council

• Ensuring the bylaws are enforced

• Collecting taxes

• Conducting local government elections.

Qualification

• Experience in a senior management role, or as a Chief

Administrative Officer in a municipal setting, or equivalent senior leadership

experience

• Post-secondary education in Public Administration, a CLGM desig-

nation or a related professional designation is desirable

• Possess impeccable integrity and ethics; respectful of others and is

respected by peers

• Committed to the Municipality’s values, vision, and mission

• Demonstrates a visionary leadership style while giving guidance and

support as a mentor and a positive role model

• Commitment to delivering exceptional service and best practices in

public administration

• Strong sense of accountability for the effective utilization of

resources

• High degree of professionalism coupled with effective communica-

tion skills; (written, verbal and presentation)

• Be a hands-on public servant, comfortable managing many different

priorities concurrently

• Known for his/her ability to develop credibility and effective work-

ing relationships with employees and external stakeholders

• Ability to use logic to investigate and solve problems; excellent at

analysis; looks beyond the obvious; able to develop practical and innovative

solutions

• Strong leadership and team building skills

• Knowledge of municipal legislation and relevant statutes

Interested applications please submit your resume and cover letter in confi-

dence to the undersigned.

Closing Date: 4:00 p.m. May 17, 2013

Send Resume via Mail, Fax or Email

Mail: Town Of Lamont

Corporate Services Committee

Attn: Gail Hrehorets

Bag 330

Lamont, AB

T0B 2R0

PUBLIC NOTICENotice of Intent to pass resolution authorizing the sale of Municipal

land for less than market value.

The Council of the Town of Lamont intends to pass a resolution that

would approve the sale of Lot 5, Block B, Plan 1708KS (5123-48

Avenue) at less than market value.

If you do not agree that the Council should pass this resolution, you

may petition for a vote of the electors to determine whether the pro-

posed resolution should be passed.

A petition would have to be signed by electors of the municipality

equal in number to at least ten cent (10%) of the population and must

be received by the Chief Administrative Officer of the Town of

Lamont on or before 4:00 p.m. July 5, 2013.

Information about the proposed resolution and information about peti-

tions and their requirements are available from:

Sandi Maschmeyer

Acting Chief Administrative OfficerTown of Lamont

5307-50 Ave.

Lamont, Alberta T0B 2R0

780-895-2010

Community WideGarage Sale

June 1, 2013

9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

To register or for more information please call(780) 895-2010


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