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The Warburg Bugle

Leduc County Council Approves 2019 Budget,

Sets Tax RatesFrom Leduc County

Leduc County council approved the final 2019 budget and set the 2019 tax rates at its regular council meeting on Tuesday afternoon.

Council approved a $92.2 million operating budget, which covers day-to-day municipal operating ex-penses, and a $17.4 million capital budget, which includes infrastructure costs for buildings, roads, bridges, and equipment. This results in a 1.5 per cent tax increase over 2018.

The 2019 budget demonstrates Leduc County’s commitment to providing efficient and effective services in the region and allows us the flexibil-ity to make decisions that will meet the changing needs of our customers. Our council recognizes that many residents and businesses are still strug-gling as a result of the economic downturn, and by keeping tax increases to a minimum, we hope to support our ratepayers the best we can. - Mayor Tanni Doblanko

2019 capital budget highlights$9.1 million for the annual road-surfacing program; this includes $1 million for the Rural Road Initia-tives program

$1.2 million for capital equipment and vehicle pur-chases for protective services$800,000 for bridge rehabilitation$640,000 for upgrades to Nisku and New Sarepta bulk water stations2019 operating budget highlights$1.1 million for parks and recreation, including a $500,000 contribution to the Beaumont Aqua-Fit Centre expansion$5 million for road maintenance projects, which in-cludes $3.4 million for the annual gravelling pro-gram

2019 tax ratesThe 1.5 per cent tax increase results in minimal tax increases for most land owners. Approximately 84 per cent of Leduc County property owners can ex-pect a property tax increase of less than $100 over 2018. Eight per cent of property owners can expect an increase between $101 and $250 and the re-maining eight per cent can expect an increase of more than $250.

Property taxes are made up of municipal taxes, ex-ternal requisitions, local improvement tax and the provincial education tax. Leduc County is obligated to collect the provincial education tax, as set by the Government of Alberta, as part of its property taxes. Because the provincial government did not adopt the 2019 budget prior to the election, the exact amount of education taxes to be collected has not yet been determined. Leduc County has main-tained the education tax rate from 2018. Once the newly elected provincial government adopts its budget and sets the education property tax amount for 2019, any difference will be reflected on your 2020 property tax bill.

Property tax notices will be mailed to residents in mid May. Taxes are due by June 30, 2019.


The

WANTED1 or 2 Bedroom House or Apt. wanted to rent. For a working woman that is a non-smoker with no pets in the Warburg area. $500-$700/mth with utilities included. Will-ing to sign long term lease. 780.898.4483 (3-3)Housekeeping Jobs - Many years of experience in resi-dencial & commercial cleaning, also 20 years in hospital cleaning. Call Betty. 587.906.9085 (1-1)SEEKING EMPLOYMENT PART TIME OR FULL TIME:I have experience in: Machining, Building construction. Millwright. Farm experience, livestock (cattle and hors-es), Field work, Yard maintenance, campground atten-dant. roofing, inventory control, warehousing, delivery and pickup. Clean class 3 drivers. Limited computer skill.have reliable vehicle for to and from work. I am RE-SPONSIBLE AND RELIABLE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST780.789.1984 or [email protected] (2-2)HOUSES / LAND FOR SALE1/4 Section of land on Highway 770. Three bedroom Bi level house with attached two car garage. Fenced and cross fenced. 780.848.2361 (2-2)FOR SALEPremium Firewood for sale. For details and pricing call James. 780.405.0826 (1-1kr)Rainbow Trout - Order now for spring pond stocking and supplies. Mountain View Trout Farm. Vant and Ethel Hayes, Alsike. 780.696.2473 (3-6)16’ SWS Flatdeck Car Hauler - with wheel straps, alu-minium tool box and spare tire. $2500 OBO780.848.2984 (2-2)Team of Percheron/Paints - Well broke in to wagon, sleigh and hauling wood. PRICED TO SELL. 780.848.2361 (2-2)Furniture for Sale - 3 Piece Bedroom Set - 1947 era, 3/4 sized bed, dresser w/ round mirror, chest of draw-ers w/ 4 drawers; Couch - 6’10” long, 4 cushions w/ soft cushion back in smooth corduroy material, blue; 2 Dresser Set - dresser w/ a large square mirror, 4 drawer chest of drawers, 1956 era. All in excellent shape.780.848.2643. (1-2)2007 Jeep Compass LTD 4X4 - Blue, extra winter tires on rims, lady driven, runs good. 282,000 km $3200.780.789.3971 (1-1)Windows & Patio Doors - 3 double pane windows, wood frames, 60 inches X 22 inches; 2 double pane win-dows, aluminium frames, 60 inches X 22 inches, slider windows; 2 double pane patio doors approximately 6 feet 6 inches X 30 inches; 1 clear double pane skylight, approximately 48 inches X 48 inches. Open to offers.

780.789.1984; [email protected] (1-1)ITEMS FOR SALE: LOTS OF MISCELANEOUS NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! True Commercial Cooler Excellent Condition: Height 78 in, Width 48 in. Depth 28 in.; Univex 15 Quart Dough Mixer Excellent condition with paddle, wisk, dough hook.; Assorted Bak-ing Supplies Bread pans, cookie sheets, bun pans etc. Too much to list!; Assortment Of Power Hand Tools Rout-er, jigsaw, drill, etc.; Canox Sparkler Welder 220 volt 230 amp, with cables, helmet, rods, stand; 5 Gallon Air Com-pressor - New Good quality with air line hose.; 75 Gal-lon Pond Liner with pond pump and fittings.; Landscape Bricks And Capstones Approx 100+ ; Ceramic Floor Tiles Beige in color; Acreage / Farm Driveway Gate with posts, I will install if required!; Assortment Of Hand Tools Wrenches, sockets, files, pliers, hand saws AND more!; Small Rototiller Never used. Can be seen at 4515-48A Ave. Thorsby AB. 780.789.1984 (1-1)FOR RENT4 bedroom house for rent in the Village of Breton. For more information, call 780.696.3949. (1-1)4-Plex Unit in Winfield - 2 bedrooms + 1 small room down-stairs, finished basement, incl. 4 major appliances. Small pets ok but no dogs. $825 + utilities / month, $825 damage deposit. Phone Maria 403.606.6977 or 403.249.2708or Marie 780.932.7177 (1-1kr)CUSTOM FURNITURE BUILDERSHandcrafted Wood Furniture - Are you looking for furniture that will be durable & attractive? Custom or-ders available, located in Warburg. Call Ruth at Thomas Wood Furniture 780.621.9768 or visit www.thomaswoodfurniture.ca (1-1kr)BUILDERS / RENOVATIONS / CARPENTRYCustom Built Epoxy Countertops and Interior Renovations - are you looking to update your countertops, renovate your home or need home repairs - call Greg Sharman @ 780.898.3866 or visit www.gregsharman.comor www.counter.gregsharman.com (1-1kr)EXCAVATION / DEMOLITION / CLEARINGAccutrax Cat and Trackhoe, Dozer, Excavator, Compactor, Trenching, Fence line clearing, Demolition, Basements, etc. Ed Neumann 780.789.2547 (1-6)

CALL TO APPLY 780-848-2472

OSCAR’S LOADER SERVICENOW HIRING

DRIVERSClass 1 & 3

for p/t spring work & corral cleaning


Reggie D. Pomeranz passed away suddenly in a motorcycle accident in

Maricopa, Arizona, on Friday, April 12th, at the age of 54.

Reg was a cherished husband, father, brother, and son. He will be

especially missed by his wife Lorelei; his two daughters, Shelby and Brooke; his parents, Ruth and Dennis; and his

siblings, Joe, Joyce, and Jim. Additionally, countless family and friends

will mourn the loss of this great man.

Reg was an important part of several communities and was renowned for his ability to connect with people from all

backgrounds.

The Celebration of Life Service was held at the

Drayton Valley Omniplex Arena on Thursday, May 2nd.

If friends so desire, memorial donations may be made to

Running Free Country Fellowship (Cowboy Church) or One Broken Biker at

www.onebrokenbiker.org.

Reggie D. Pomeranz

On April 23, 2019 Phyllis Elizabeth Lind of Buck Creek passed away peacefully in the

Drayton Valley Hospital at the age of 78.

Phyllis was born on September 13, 1940 in Edmonton, AB to Halvor and Elisabeth Saubak.

Phyllis grew up on the farm by Alsike with her sisters Doris, Hannah, Agnes, Gladys and her brothers Bill, Earl and Henry. She married Lawrence Lind of Buck

Creek on April 4, 1961 and raised their children.She was well known for her excellent gardening skills

and always raised some of the best vegetables in the community.

Phyllis is survived by her children, two sons Jody (Sherry), Robert (Carol), one daughter Laura (Andy) Anderson, three granddaughters, Kristina,

Amy, Sara, one grandson Vance, one great grandson Logan, one sister Doris and one brother Bill.

She was predeceased by her husband Lawrence in 2014, her infant son Fredrick in 1967, her siblings Hannah,

Agnes, Gladys, Henry, Earl and her parents Halvor and Elisabeth. She will be sadly missed

by all of her family and many friends.

Funeral service will be held on Sunday, May 5th at 2:00 p.m.

at the Buck Creek Hall with Faith Van Manen officiating

Interment to follow at the Buck Creek Cemetery.

If so desired memorial donations may be made to the Alberta Diabetes Foundation

HRIF - East 1-020 1A University Campus NW Edmonton, AB T6G 9Z9.

Phyllis Elizabeth Lind


R.L.S. Transport Ltd.is now hiring

Class 1 Driverswith Oilfield Fluid Hauling Experience

• These are full time positions, working 9 days on and 5 days off. • You would be doing transfers in the Breton and surrounding areas. • Current Oilfield Safety tickets would be an asset.

Please email resume and current drivers abstract to: [email protected]

780.621.3684

NOW HIRING

SILENT AUCTION, DOOR PRIZE & LIVE AUCTION DONORS

Alberta Taxidermy – Jason HuellbuschBill’s Tackle Design Bruce & Pam Jehn

Calmar Co-op Classic Embroidery Cory & Lacey Gellert

Creekland RV Storage Dale Jehn Consulting Ltd. Double “D” Contracting

Five Star Propane George & Son Contracting

G & C Steaming KPA Pressure Services

Lamb’s Trucking – Scott & Ila Graham Larry Schneider

Lindale Truck Service Lloyd & Kerry Shaver

MacHays Enterprises Ltd. Mike & Jody Gaudet MikTye Trucking Ltd.

Nelson Bros Oilfield Service - Garry & Laura Nelson PureChem Services

Robb Macrea – Royal LePage Tasha Harrop & James Watt

Thorsby Home HardwareThorsby Tire Shop

T & A Automotive – Darren Ohran TR3 Energy Inc. – Lance & Shauna Hayman

Ray & Charlene Przytula Remax – Darcy Powlik Remax – Dawn Heisler

Secure Energy Whitecap Resources Inc

If we have missed anybody, we sincerely apologize and thank you very much for your donation!

• THANK YOU •Thorsby Fish & Game would like to thank

everyone who helped our club by donating silent auction and live auction items, selling

tickets, setting up displays, etc. Special Thanks to the Millet Fish & Game Association for helping with our Banquet Night. You have all helped to

make this evening a success!

Nitro Nut Mechanical in Sunnybrook is looking for a reliable, motivated,

part time shop hand. Duties include but not limited to: • Garbage • Snow removal • Lawn care • Sweeping • Organizing • Cleaning • Helping mechanics when needed • Dump runs (driver’s license is an asset)

$17.00 / hour to start and could work into full time.Please email or drop off resumes, no phone calls.

[email protected] Range Road 22, Sunnybrook


NOW HIRINGEXCITING

Career OpportunitiesBenefits, Bonus Plans, RRSP Plans

Competitive Wages

Job Title: Production Team Member

Starting Comensation: Up to $18.50 hourly

Summary: Working in the production facility assembling Arctic Spa Hot Tubs.

Required Skills: Unskilled and Skilled positions available. Experience working with air tools, hand tools would be an asset.

Key responsibilities:• Reporting daily to the Production Manager and Supervisors to be informed of daily tasks. • Meet the scheduled build demands as set by daily, weekly, monthly orders.

Physical Demands Required: Able to be on your feet 8 hours per day. Able to work in a warm environment. Have no issues with adjust-ing personal schedule to work overtime hours when required.

PPE: Safety glasses and steel-toe boots required, any fur-ther PPE required will be provided.

This is not a complete statement of all duties and responsibilities of this position. The position hold-er may be required to carry out any other duties as directed by their Manager.

Please submit resume in person or via email toJason Walker Human Recourses Manager at Blue Falls Manufacturing.4549-52st Thorsby Alberta T0C 2P0 or [email protected]

POSITION AVAILABLE IN RURAL ALBERTAJob SummaryThe George Spady Centre presently has openings for a Casual Support Workers with our Cloverleaf Program located in Warburg, AB. Warburg is a 40 min. commute from Drayton Valley & Leduc. The Support Workers will work all shifts as required. Their role will involve ensuring the basic rules are followed and the building is a safe, secure environment. The Support Workers will follow the policies and procedures and will follow the direction of the Program Manager.This position involves direct client contact in our Cloverleaf Program located in Warburg, AB. The successful candidate will possess a caring non-judgmental attitude, some experience in working with complex life circumstances associated with substance-related disorders, mental health issues, mobility is-sues and homelessness. Position involves night shift work and some personal care for clients. Required Education, Skills and QualificationsThe successful candidates will ideally have a degree or diploma in a Human Services field with a minimum of 1 year of direct experience in working in a residential setting. A combination of education and experience will be considered.Basic understanding of harm reduction principles based on dignity, hope and healing as individuals move forward towards improved health and well-being.Demonstrates understanding of the addictions field. Knowledge of referrals resources.

Please forward your cover letter and resume to Mr. John Norton, Program Manager, at [email protected] more information about the George Spady Society, please visit www.gspady.org

Teddy Bear’s780.696.2489

Served Mon-Fri from 11 - 7Our specials are not on our regular menu!

OPEN 7 - 7 Daily

NOW HIRINGthe following f/t or p/t positions:

Waitress & Kitchen Help

Call or drop off resume in personto Teddy Bear’s Restaurant.


[email protected]@mikeshomesltd.com

Custom Built Homes- Reliable Service – Affordable Pricing

– Quality Workmanship

“You Dream It – We Build It!”

TheCommunity Events Page

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST UKRAINIAN CATH-OLIC CHURCH, Thorsby - Everyone welcome to our next mass on Sunday, May 5 at 12:00 p.m. with Father Mark Bayrock. If more information is required please contact Dan @ 780-789-3698. Thorsby & District 4-H Beef Show & Sale - Monday, May 6th Show starts at 11 a.m. Sale at 5:30 p.m. Located at the Thorsby Haymaker’s Centre. Spring Supper & Jam at Carnwood Hall - May 10th at 6 p.m. Ham & Meatball supper. Adults $12.50, Kids ages 6 - 12 $6.25, Munchkins FREE. If you need more info you can call 780.542.2378. Everyone wel-come! Musical Instrument Swap Meet and Tailgate Garage Sale - Wilton Park Community Centre, May 11th from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Limited tables available ($10 ea) Reservation deadline is May 1st. Call 780.985.2478 for more info or to book. Mother’s Day Pancake Breakfast at Centrelodge Community Centre - Bring your Mom & friends to celebrate Mother’s Day! Sunday, May 12th from 830 am - Noon. Door prize draws for Mom’s. Every-one welcome! 6 mi South of Thorsby and 1 1/2 mi East. Mothers Day Pancake Breakfast 2019- May 12th (Sunday) Mulhurst Bay Community Hall 8:00 am to 11:00 am. Any Questions please contact- Larry 780-389-3747 Winfield Public Market: Winfield Hall. Come have a coffee, eat at the concession & visit with our great vendors! Call or text Carla 780-621-1285 for more info. Follow us on Facebook for up to the minute de-tails! Upcoming Markets: May 12th Mothers Day Market 11am-2pm. May 26th 11am-2pm. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #246 MUL-HURST BRANCH Inviting New Members!! BINGO every Tues. 7pm COMMUNITY SOCIAL: Friday April 26 @ 7pm NEXT MEETING: Mon. May 13 @7pm Call: 780-935-6281 Thorsby Minor Hockey Association Spring Annual General Meeting - Tuesday, May 14, 2019

7:00 pm in the Field House of the Thorsby Rec Center. *There are several Executive positions available* THORSBY SENIORS MUSIC JAM Join us for an evening of music, dancing & snacks at the Thors-by Seniors Centre Wednesday May 15th, at 7:00 pm. This will be the last session until the Fall. Admission: $5 Singers and musicians free. All ages welcome. For more info: Eileen 780-789-2284. ANNUAL MULHURST BAY WALK FOR CAN-CER 1KM - 5KM May 16th at 6pm @ Mulhurst Com-munity Hall Pledge sheets can be picked up at ATB Mul-hurst or Call Marion 780-935-6281 Community United Church – Join us for wor-ship, programs, community outreach. Sunday worship at 10:30 AM Telfordville: 2nd Sunday of each month Warburg: remaining Sundays of each month. 780-848-2227. Treasures Thrift Shop located in Community United Church, 5112-53 St. Warburg, is open every Wednesday from 10 am - 4 pm. Gratefully accepting donations of clean, gently used clothing and small household items on Wednesday and Friday mornings. Thorsby Bingo Bingo is held every Thursday evening at the Senior’s Centre 4812-51st Street. Regu-lar Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. Early Bird is at 7:00 p.m. Loonie Pots and Progressive Bingos. Thorsby Senior’s Soup & Sandwich Day at the Senior’s Centre is on the second Wednesday of every month. Five dollars will buy you a bowl of soup, a sandwich, a coffee, tea, or juice. Enjoy all this between 11:30-1:30 pm. Birthday Party follows at 1:30 pm. Every-one Welcome! Winfield Legion is available to rent. Keep eyes open for a list of upcoming social events. Rental Inquiries - Call Gordon 780-542-1243 Or Mona 780-682-3905 Spring Sale at the Thorsby Senior’s Thrift Store Fill a large bag for $15 or a small one for $5! Sale starts March 1st. Regular Hours Thursdays, Fri-days & Saturdays 10 am - 3 pm. Donations accepted and appreciated. 4812 - 51 Street Thorsby (south of


Thorsby&District4HBeefShowandSale

May6,2019

ThorsbyHaymakerCenter

OpeningCeremonies11:15am

ClubShow11:30am

CattleViewingat4:00pm

Sale5:30pmContact:JulianBorys780-940-0420

10CleaverK

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1LoadOfGravelUpforAuction

MarketSteerRaffle


The Community EventsPage

Esso) Crib Nights - Run every Wednesday night at Arctic Spas Recreation Complex from 6 - 9 pm. New players are always welcome! “Sew Heavenly Quilters” meet every Thursday at the Warburg Cultural Centre, from 10:00 to 4:00. Everyone welcome to join. Call Peggy Lunde @ 780.789. 2545 for more info. FUN AND EXERCISE Sandholm Modern Square dance club welcomes NEW MEMBERS , youth, couples and singles. THURSDAYS at 7 p.m. at Sandholm Hall (10 miles south of Thorsby) First night for New Dancers FREE. For more information contact Dave 780-238-5844 or Doris 780 389-2381. St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church - Sunday Worship @10:30 a.m., Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the month; Confirmation and Adult study on Tuesdays; Bible study 1,3,5, sundays of the month. Pas-tor Ron Flamand, interim pastor. Call 780-789-3873 Parent Link – Stay ‘n Play held every Thurs-day from 9:30 am – Noon at the Warburg Village Office. Join us for some play time with your child! Genesee Jamboree - Third Friday of every month from 7 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. Lunch served. $5.00 / non playing attendants. Everyone welcome. 780.848.2479 Monthly Jamboree - Wilton Park Community Ctr. 4th Saturday of every month at 7:30 pm September - April (excl. Dec.) Everyone welcome! 780.985.2478 Ashland Dam Park - For reservations call Kelly @ (780) 898-9636. Camp Barvnok - For bookings, call Walter 7807172432, or Jason 7809904043, or email [email protected] Bus Transportation To Leduc - The 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month. Departs from the Clover-leaf Manor at approx. 9:00 am, cost of $8, call to reserve a seat: 780-848-7177 (Cloverleaf Manor - Warburg)(Pick-ups in Thorsby and Calmar). Leduc Public Market runs every Thursday 10-3 in the City Center Mall (Ken’s Furniture) 5201 50 Street. Lots of vendors with a wide variety of items. For tables or info call Jenna 780-868-7616. Warburg Bloomin’ Buddies Meetings - Please contact Linda McLaughlin @ 780 848 2916 for informa-tion re meeting dates and times. Warburg Legion Hall is available for rent at $75.00 for a full day, $50.00 for 1/2 day, with a deposit of $50 which is then refundable upon inspection. For Hall

rental please contact Tina Tollenaar at 780.848.2469. For events, meetings or information, please call Max at 780 848.2923. Warburg Museum - New members always wel-come and appreciated! Susie 780.848.2507 Warburg Cultural Centre - For rentals of facility, wine glasses and/or tablecloths, phone 780.848.2944. Meetings held quarterly. Please contact 780.848.2916 for info. Warburg Senior’s Centre rentals. Call Nancy/Allan Gruninger 780-848-7756. $75 per rental, $50.00 damage deposit refundable after inspection – no excep-tions! Warburg Pioneer Ag Society & Hall– hall rental $300, phone 780-848-2841 (non-smoking, 350 cap-acity), Meetings 2nd Wednesday of each month. Thorsby Senior’s Centre rentals. Call Cathy Kuzio 780-789-2423 / 780-719-7124. Thorsby Senior’s Supper Meetings These monthly meetings will now be held in the Senior’s Centre and are on the last Wednesday of every month at 6:00 p.m. Members are requested to bring a potluck dish. Memberships are available for $10 from Elaine Warnock at 780.221.3939. Thorsby Senior’s Birthday Parties at the Senior’s Centre. Held every second Wednesday of the month from 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. These parties are open to all members and their guests. Thorsby & District Fish & Game Regular Meet-ings are held on the third Monday of each month @ 7:00 pm at Warburg Village Office Basement (entrance through the back). Please join us. Contact Bruce at 780-848-2242 for more information. Breton Golden Age Centre Rentals - $10 / hour with $25.00 for use of kitchen or $15/day. Deposit of $50 required. Call Pat at 780.696.2056 Breton Crib Tournaments will be held every Saturday at the Breton Golden Age Centre - Starting January 5th at 12:30 p.m. except July & August.

FARM LAND & PASTUREWANTED

TO RENT IN THE THORSBY - WARBURG -

OR PIGEON LAKE AREAS780.964.9761


Hwy. 770, 8 kms North of Hwy. 39

587.982.4839Open

Monday to Saturday 8:00 am - 6:00 pmSunday - Closed

Opening The First Week of May!We’ve Got Lots of Hanging Baskets,

Patio Pots, Basket Stuffers, Bedding Plants, Veggies & Tomatoes!

Some in 4” Pots, 1 Gallon Pots, Hanging Baskets and a Combo 14” Caged Tomato Pot

Come & Check Us Out!

Warburg Colony GREENHOUSE

$40 for 5 professional photos by Tracy Lynn Singer Photography

AND$20 OFF any wine kits made in store

Enter our draws for a wine kit or a beautiful wood wine caddy

Call or Message to guarantee your spot (walk ins welcome)

what momWANTS FOR MOTHER’S DAYREALLY

Wine and a photo

with her loving children, of course!

Appetizers and non alcoholic beverages will be provided.


WEST PINE LODGE

Saturday, May 11th1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

$3.50 per person

strawberry tea& silent auction

If you’d like to donate anitem to our Silent Auction

please call Julie Stefura@ 780.542.1477

Everyone Welcome!

J-GGREENHOUSE

OPENINGSaturday, May 4, 20199 a.m. - 6 p.m. Daily

2 MILES WEST AND 2 1/4 MILES SOUTH OF

WARBURG CORNER SERVICE- WATCH FOR SIGNS -

780.848.2857

Library ChatterFrom Gail O’Neil

Library Hours for the Month of May: Tue/Wed/Thur- 10 am to 6 pm and Saturdays Noon to 4 pm (exceptions long weekends) Closed days for Saturdays in May are: 4th and 18th. Sorry for any inconvenience, Library Board and Staff. Sunday, May 12 is Mothers Day! The Library has a lot of craft making supplies for anyone wanting to surprise a special lady in their life with a handmade gift, beads for a bracelet or necklace, melted beads, crayons of all colors to make a picture, foam craft pieces to make a card, bring your imagination! Thursday, May 9, see what you can create. I will google a few ideas. The Library has a Hypnobabies, a home study guide for birthing, stop by the library if you are interested in this course study guide. Mother’s Day books: Things to Make for Mother’s Day by Rebecca GilpinFancy Nancy’s Marvelous Mother’s Day Brunchor a cookbook to create a special meal or treat for someone special?Treat yourself: How to make 34 ridiculously fun no bake crispy rice treats by Jessica SiskinCakemoji: Recipies and Ideas for Sweet Talk-ing Treats by Jenni PowellKids Cook 3in1 Cookbook Collection by Jean Pare. Mothers Day Joke: What did the mother bullet say to the daddy bullet? What? We’re gonna have a BB!


The Warburg Cultural Society

presents...

Please contact Linda McLaughlin for Tickets

Cell: (780) 966-2045 Home: (780) 848-2916 [email protected]

Where: Warburg Culture Centre

When: Saturday, June 1st

Tickets: $25.00

Doors (cash bar) open at 7:00 PM, concert starts at 7:30 PM

The Warburg Cultural Society

presents...

Please contact Linda McLaughlin for Tickets

Cell: (780) 966-2045 Home: (780) 848-2916 [email protected]

Where: Warburg Culture Centre

When: Saturday, June 1st

Tickets: $25.00

Doors (cash bar) open at 7:00 PM, concert starts at 7:30 PM

presents

Please contact Linda McLaughlin for Tickets (limited seating)780.966.2045 or 780.848.2916 Email [email protected]

Saturday, June 1st at the Warburg Cultural Centre $25/personDoors (cash bar) open at 7:00 p.m. Concert starts at 7:30 p.m.

CELEBRATING PAUL MCCARTNEY & PAUL SIMON

Free children’s event for

the littles! Check

page for details!


The Thorsby 4-H Multi Club is moving towards the final stretch of another great year.

The beef project members had a calf tour day originally scheduled for February 10, but it had to be postponed due to the cold winter weath-er. So we had it on March 3. It was still a cold day but it was cool to see each other’s calves.

Shortly after, on March 12 the members of the club went to Rabbit Hill for a fun night of skiing and snowboarding.

Moving on to April, members with a beef pro-ject had a mini show and clipping day on April 7. After practicing for the show day, which is on May 6, we had a wiener roast and members gave their calves a much needed haircut. The cleaver members then had a day on April 20 to bring their baby calves and practice leading and showing them for their show day, also on May 6.

Upcoming Events for the 4-H members are:

Highway Cleanup on May 4 for the horse and pheasant project members.

Then on May 6, there is the Show Day and Sale for the beef project and cleaver members. The opening ceremonies are at 11:15 am with the show to follow and the sale starts at 5:30 pm.

The horse project members will be attending the District Horse Show on June 8.

And lastly, the club will have its Windup and Awards Banquet on June 27.

That will wrap up the year for the club.

Thorsby4-H Multi Club

Submitted by Ashton DobkoClub Reporter

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Cedar Crest Sessions (Jam & open mike)

Saturdays 2pm-5pm in the North Shore Bar

All ages welcome

Hosted by Allen Christie Bring your instruments and play to an appreciative crowd

Throw on your sombrero and come join the party!

5402 Lake Drive Mulhurst Bay

780-456-5969

Saturday May 4th North Shore Bar

LIVE MUSIC Allen Christie Band

Doors open at 8pm Great food specials

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Warburg School hosted “Breathe Smart”, a presentation from the Alberta Lung Association, for Grades 6-12 on Thursday, April 26th. Our students were shown and al-lowed to touch (with gloves) pig lungs that were healthy and a set that were diseased. This very graphic dis-play resonated with students and hopefully they will now visualize the dire consequence on their lungs from un-healthy habits, such as smoking and vaping. (Pictured top right)

The Alberta Lung Association made contact with our school to schedule the presentation due to the philan-thropic work of students, Hannah Lange, Mya Macpher-son and Hayley Johnson. The trio worked hard this win-ter on a Genius Hour project to raise awareness and funds for the Lung Association. The Lung Association presented the girls with certificates and swag for being Lung Champions. (Pictured bottom right)

Farm Safety was the topic of the day on April 25th for our elementary classes. As many of our families live and work on farms, it is imperative for our students to recognize the hazards and safety skills necessary for their rural lifestyle. This annual presentation is always appreciated and we encourage parents to ask their stu-dent what they learned from the Farm Safety lady!

May 2nd we welcomed Concrete Theatre back to our school for a theatrical performance for our high school students. Concrete Theatre focuses on social issues af-fecting students and creates performances to educate and promote deeper thinking and positive choices.

May 16th our high school students will receive informa-tion on Dual Credit Programs during a special assembly. The BGRS Dual Credit Programs are an exceptional op-portunity for our senior students to receive credits to-ward post secondary while still in high school! Contact Mrs. Hodges for more information.

Senior High students presented their experience of Ele-vate Aviation at our Black Gold Regional School Board meeting in April. The Elevate Aviation program has introduced a whole new realm of career opportunities to explore for our Warburg students within the Edmonton International Airport area.

Junior High Orientation Night for Grade 6 students & parents and High School Orientation for Grade 9 stu-

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Provincial Achievement Exam - May 7: Gr. 9 English and May 8: Gr. 6 English Language Arts. Watch for upcoming events on our Events and Activities calendar on ws.blackgold.ca

Registration for new students link is open on our web-site homepage. We have recently welcomed a new stu-dents from South Korea! A big Warburg welcome to this new family in our community!

There is always something exciting happening at War-burg School, so check us out by following us on Face-book, Twitter or visit ws.blackgold.ca


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Well the election is over and Albertans have spoken!

Albertans voted in droves, the largest voter turnout since the 1930’s. Of the 37, 099 eligible voters in the Dray-ton Valley-Devon constituency 25,437 people voted, that was a 68.9% voter turnout. The new Legislature will have two political parties. The United Conservative Party elected 63 MLA’s to form a majority government and the NDP elected 24 MLA’s making them the Official Opposition. I am very humbled that the constituents of Drayton Valley-Devon elected myself as one of the 63 United Conservative MLA’s. Thank you!

Those are the results but I want to take the opportun-ity to thank all of the candidates that ran in the Drayton Valley-Devon constituency. Elections can only happen when citizens put their names forward as candidates and commit to offering the people political choice. Each one of the candidates should be congratulated for the efforts they put forward as they placed their vision of Al-berta before the people. I would also like to thank all of the constituents that exercised their franchise regard-less of who they voted for. Albertans clearly voted for change this election. They voted for an Alberta where the primary objective of the government must be to control government spending and rebuild the economy. Jobs, Pipelines and the economy were the primary elec-tion issues for Albertans and as a member of the gov-ernment I will do my best to ensure that we rebuild this economy, provide the jobs needed by Albertans and get our oil and gas to tidewater. This will not be an easy!

Over the last four years the government raised taxes and still spent in such a way as to create a yearly deficit of $8-10 Billion dollars. We now have a $60 billion dollar debt and 3 billion dollar yearly interest payments to go along with it. This will have to be addressed while at the same time we are going to have lower taxes and reduce regulatory red tape in order to attract the foreign capital needed to grow the economy. During the election we pledged to move quickly should we be elected into gov-ernment and that is exactly what we are going to do.

MLA’s will be sworn in to office on May 21st and the Speech from the Throne will occur the next day on May 22nd to start the newest session of the Legislature. The election is over and it is now time to roll up our sleeves and start turning political vision into fiscal reality and start rebuilding the Alberta economy.

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Leduc County Hawkweed ProgramOrange, Meadow and Mouse-Ear hawkweeds are classified as prohibited noxious weeds under the Alberta Weed Control Act. These weeds have the ability to spread rapidly and completely overtake established ecosystems. Once established, these weeds are extremely hard to control and remove from properties.

What Leduc County is doing:Leduc County is taking a proactive approach by strategically targeting infestations of hawkweed less than five acres. Leduc County has a Hawkweed Spraying Program to give landowners an additional option in stopping the spread of these highly invasive weeds. The program covers all invasive species of hawkweed, including:

What you need to know about hawkweed:• It’s a perennial weed that has very high seed production and the ability to reproduce through lateral

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• Most species of hawkweed are characterized by low rosette basal leaves with a single stem growing up to 70cm and produces orange or yellow flowers that will bloom several times a year.

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• If you are grazing livestock, hawkweed will decrease the amount and quality of grass available and will thrive in over-grazed areas.

For more information about the Hawkweed Program, please visit www.leduc-county.com/services/weed-control or contact Leduc County Agricultural Services at 780-955-4593.

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WARBURG 2 bedroom, backing park, South facing deck, fireplace, garage. Own for less than rent! E4141963 $115,000 REDUCED $105,000

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CALMAR LOT 46x113’ mature lot across from Community Centre. Approved for duplex. Zoned R2 E4120815 $59,900

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MOBILE IN WARBURG2007 20’ wide modular, 3 bed-rooms, 2 bath, vaulted ceilings, covered deck and 2nd sunny deck, gardens, shed, gas BBQ hook up, fenced. Parking for 3. $200/month lot rent! E4129096 $119,000

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1995 Modular in Mobile Home Park. Open concept. 3 bed 2 bath. No carpet! 12x16 deck and garden shed. Lot rent $200/mth with option for a larger yard. New siding, shingles. E4134298 $65,000

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WARBURG Well cared for. Wood burning fire-place, parquet wood floors. 2 bed, 2 baths. Main floor laundry. Many upgrades including kitchen cabi-nets, bathrooms, shingles, siding, some windows, water tank, patio stone sidewalks. Optional lot next door with double garage (additional $35,000). E4135901 $110,000

LAND by BRETONMixed pasture and treed.Lease revenue.60 Acres $160,000 E413530880 Acres $250,000 E4135314 Creek and dugout on SE corner.

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WARBURG MOBILESpacious 20x76 ft. home on a double lot. Open concept, HUGE living room. 3 bed, 2 bath. 14x20’ work shed. Enormous 51x12’ mainte-nance free deck. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING! Large fenced yard with room for a garage. Lot rent $280/month. E4140865 $125,000

Updated 5 bedroom, 2 bath on quiet large lot. Open floor plan with vaulted ceilings. Finished basement. 23x16’ ga-rage, 16x14’ storage shed. E4146394 $210,000 REDUCED $199,900

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