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The Gazette 1989-01-04 - 1989-12-27
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Page 4 Life Skills Coach Stu Berry will be starting up the Get Off Welfare program this month at Common Ground Hall. See story, page 8. recycling resurfaces by Anthony Connolly For the second time in as many months town council heard a bid for recycling town garbage to be housed in the new waste transfer station. And for the second time in as many months council said thanks, but no thanks - at least for now. At the council meeting, this week. Joe Sybom, representative of the Mountainview Recycling Society was told that council liked their proposal, but until the station was built they wouldn't be entertaining any group's plans for now. Instead Mountainview Recycling Society were told to submit their plans to Brisbon and Sentis. the engineering firm that is currently doing a feasibility study on waste for the county. In July Rou.l-Up Waste Management of Canmore were told to do the same thing. The engineering report is expected out at the end of October, Coun. Roger Kinney told Sybom. Sybom, presenting a letter to council, said the group's objectives are to educate the public about recycling, operate the recycling project within the waste station and to create employment in recycling for the em ployment disadvantage If we were successful it (Mountainview Association of the Mentally Handicapped s recycling) would be turned over to us, Sybom said of that group's current paper and cardboard recycling operations. Currently the Mountainview Recycling Group is in its infancy, he said In October the group is hoping to hold meetings to draw more people. fall courses not just for kids by Shelley Bandura Looking for a way to get out of the house this fall? If you're not keen on sports, and have enough of social clubs, you may want to get your hands on the little red pamphlet put out by the Mountain View Society for Life- Long Learning. Inside you'll find a wide selection of short term courses on topics ranging from learning how to dance to learning how to write a will. Community Services Co-ordinator, Roberta Hammer, says while the county-wide courses offered each year are new, the idea behind the society itself has been around awhile. This has actually been in place for numerous years. 15 to 20, I think, but it was through Olds College back then and wasn't a registered society until 1985. Before then, Hammer says the system was referred to as the Mount View Continuing Education. The real reason the CoUege doesn't play as big a role as before is because their mandate is more centered around agricultural activities. Although the Society ooeaaBOOBonn ROSEHILL AUCTION SERVICE LTD. Real Estate Division Is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Shaker Baker to the sales staff of the Real Estate Div. Shaker comes with eight years of residential and farm sales experience. He can be contacted at the office at the Olds Auction Mart. 37-ltc ceoeadbbbbooi CLEARANCE R.V. Antifreeze *P *4 I 3.79 L. Jug FORD LINCOLN -3301 still works in close relationship with the College's extension services branch, they are essentially independent of any such outside support. Within a year and a half of being on our own, we had a 10,000 savings account ... so it didn't cost us near as much to be independent from them. It just worked out better that we separate. Maintaining a good co-operative attitude. Hammer stresses, is still probably the underlying key to the Society's continued success. It is because of an agreement they have with the College, Town Hall, Recreation Centre, High School and county halls, that accommodation for the various courses is usually found. We have a kind of agreement between these facilities where we just have to pay janitorial fees. If we didn't have this agreement in place, we would have to pay up to 100 per hour just to put them on. With the added benefit of financial assistance provided through the government, course instructors are offered a subsidy of around 8 per hour. This is used so the programs are more affordable to the public, otherwise, it would just be too expensive. A lot of the instructors come from out of town and for a decent instructor, you simply have to pay more. Hammer says she's pleased with the growing list of qualified instructors her office has been able to compile and hopes to expand their roster even The Gazette further next year. We really encourage people to contact us if they have an idea of their own they would like to see us work with. I'm sure even in two years time, we'll be able to offer more of what the community wants as long as we keep this method of feedback open. FOR SALE -7 month old male American Eskimo pup. Phone 556-8568. 37-ltp TO GIVE AWAY Part Border Collie puppies. Phone 556- 6052. 37-ltp PETS 2 month old Black Lab, female stray, needs home. Phone 335- 4136. Happy Birthday Mama Bear election notes by Anthony Connolly Coun. Harold Gordanier is not going to run for a seat in the upcoming election, Harold Jensen hasn't made up his mind and Roger Kinney is waiting until the end of the week to say anything. At council meeting, this week, Gordanier said he would be stepping aside in hopes that new blood could be injected into town council. It's time for a change, the council veteran said. Gordanier was a councillor years back, he said, before his present two-term stint Maybe I'll run again sometime, he quipped. Coun. Harold Jensen said it's going to be a last minute decision for him. For now he isn't quite sure what he'll do. Coun. Roger Kinney, originally expected to announce his plans at the beginning of this week, has chosen to wait until the end of this week. He said his decision, now, is to either run for a councillor position or quit civic politics. * * * In other election news an advance vote date was announced by town manager and elections returning officer, Ron Hilton at the recent town council meeting this week. Council has designated October 12, 1989 from 12:00 noon to 6:00 p.m. as the date and time of the advance vote. Hilton told council that the advance vote was designed to accommodate the corresponding senatorial election. * In 1986 610 people voted out of a possible 3,000 eligible voters. Returning Officer Ron Hilton said. That's a 20 percent turnout, he said. The Board of Education and the Hospital Board as well as the mayor's position, were all by acclamation in 1986. So far 21 nomination papers have been taken from the town office, Hilton said. The deadline for nominations is September 18. 1989. Wednesday. September 13,1989 PARENTS: Would you like to know how to chooae a child care program? Or what day care centres and family day homes there are in your community? For more information, call Alberta Family and Social Services, Child Care Programs, at 556- 4200. 33-4tc Cathy Rigby wot of th. UA Women-, Oym- raaeacs Team tn the im Olympice at Munich, and the had only ont goat in mind - to win a gold medal She head trained hard over long Olds Collage and the Town of Olds Invite You to PUBLIC MEETING regarding the Olds Aqua Leisure Centre Mon., Sept. 18,1989 OMs Recreation Ceatre 7:31 p.a. 36-21C EVERYBODY NEEDS A BUDDY September is Big Brothers and Sisters month . . .share a moment that will last a lifetime. Call 556-3001. 36-4tc WRITERS UNITE Anyone interested in forming an adult bibliographical creative writing group please call Anthony at 556- 7837 after 5 p.m. week- *mya 37-2tp ATTENTION ALL ICE USERS There will bea general meeting at the Complex, Sept 28 at 7:30 p.m. for all regular ice users. Ice schedules users' contracts will be handed out at this meeting. Town of Olds, Rec. Dept. 37-2tc On the day th* was scheduled to perform, she prayed for th* strength and th* control to get through h*r routine without making mistakes. She was tens* with determination not to let herself or her country down She performed well, bat wham It was att over and the winners warn annoaanced. ker nom* waa not omaang them. Cathy was crushed. After- ward, th* joined her parents in the stands att mt fur a food ay. As she sat down, eh* could barely manage to my, I'm tony. 1 did my best You know that and I know that, htr mothm said, and I'm nam Ood knows that too. Than, Cathy recalls, her mothm mid 10 words that eh* has never forgotten: Doing your best is mor* important than being the best Learn from th* mtataka of -* - what glint to others-you can nevav Ho* rnuny companies an edge long enough to mah* th*m o*r th*tr competitors. all yourself. lt; gt;orge L. Clammta ... NOTICE TD CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF ALBERTA JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF CALGARY IN THE ESTATE OF MICHAEL EARL STUMPF late of the Town of Olds, in the Province of Alberta who died on the 12th day of July, 1989. TAKE NOTICE that all persons having claims upon the estate of the above named must file with WILDE GANSER by October 23, 1989 a full statement of their claims add of securities held by them. WILDE GANSER Barristers Solicitors Box 3207, Olds, Alberta TOM 1P0 Solicitors for the Executor of the Estate of MICHAEL EARL STUMPF .. 37-2tc SENATORIAL PROCLAMATION Chief Electoral Officer Alberta Senatorial Selection Act (Section 46) For the purpose of electing a person according to the Senatorial Selection Act, whose name is to be submitted by the Government of Alberta to the Queen's Privy Council of Canada as a person who may be summoned to the Senate of Canada for the purpose of filling the vacancy relating to Alberta. Public Notice is hereby given to the electors that the following are fixed pursuant to the Senatorial Selection Act: Nomination of Candidates Commencing Immediately and continuing until 3:00 P.M. on MONDAY, 35 SEPTEMBER, 1889, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, nomination papers may be filed with the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer during normal business hours at 12220 Stony Plain Road, Edmonton, Alberta, TSN 3V4 for Candidates under the Senatorial Selection Act. Voting Day Voting will take place on the 16th day of October, 1888, between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Announcement of Official Results The announcement of official results will take place at the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer on 36 October, 1889 at 10:00 a.m. Additional information concerning Senatorial Selection may be obtained from the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, 12220 Stony Plain Road, Edmonton, TSN 3Y4; Telephone 403/427-7191 or from the Returning Officer In the applicable Local Jurisdiction: Local Jurisdiction Returning Officer Address OLDS Ron J. Hilton Olds MOUNTAIN VIEW COUNTY Frank J. Dawley Didsbury BOWDEN Marguerite Johnson Bowden TORRINGTON Irene Wilton Torrington Telephone 5644061 336-3311 224-3396 631-3866 Issued 11 SEPTEMBER, 1888 by PATHICK D. LEDGERWOOD God Save the Queen
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