Exhibitor & Partnership opportunities available online: www.clearhillscounty.ab.ca

For more information call 780-685-3925 or email Aaron: aaron@clearhillscounty.ab.ca

I N S I D E T H I S

I S S U E :

Council Minutes 2

Transfer Stations 10

Fire Season 11

Talent Show 12

WCB Day of Mourning 13

Volunteer Week 14

Grants 15

Trade Show Breakfast 16

Community Recognition 17

Immunization 18

Baby’s Best Shot 19

Development Permit 20

Income Tax Program 21

Blast From the Past 22

Trade Show 23

Emergency Prepared-

ness 24

Worsley Health Clinic 25

Rental Equipment 26

Farm Safety Activity 27

Creeping Bellflower 28

Community Bulletin 29

Community Contacts 30

Community Calendar 31

County Info 32

C L E A R L Y A N A R E A O F O P P O R T U N I T Y

Clear Hills County Volume 13, Issue 4

10:00am — 5:00pm Saturday, April 11, 2015

Dave Shaw Memorial Complex Hines Creek, AB

Toonie Breakfast 8:00am— 10:00am Trade Show Exhibits 10:00am— 5:00pm

Farmers’ Appreciation Banquet 5:30pm—8:30pm Evening dance hosted by Hines Creek & District Ag. Society

Featuring: HOJAFeaturing: HOJAFeaturing: HOJA

Evening Dance: Cool WaterEvening Dance: Cool WaterEvening Dance: Cool Water

Clear Hills County

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P a g e 8 C l e a r H i l l s C o u n t y

P a g e 9 C l e a r H i l l s C o u n t y

Labourers

The successful applicants will work

under the direction of the Public

Works Manager or designate in con-

ducting Public Works programs and

related duties. Duties may include

road maintenance, and construction,

including signage, drainage, brush

control, grass trimming and other

related duties. The ability to operate

necessary equipment would be an

asset.

Tractor Operators

The successful applicants will work

under the direction of the Public

Works Manager or designate in con-

ducting Public Works mowing and

brushing programs. Duties include

operating a tractor with necessary at-

tachments and other related duties.

Preferences will be given to candidates

with the following requirements and

qualifications:

Experience in operation of tractors

and/or road construction equipment.

Valid driver’s license and approved

driver’s abstract.

Ability to work independently as well

as in a team setting.

Physically capable of meeting job

demands

Preference will be given to applicants

who are willing to continue employ-

ment for the duration of the seasonal

program.

Wage will be determined by

experience.

Applicants should submit their

resume along with their current

driver’s abstract to Public

Work’s Department, Clear Hills

County, Box 240, Worsley, AB.

In person

Fax: 780-685-3930

ron@clearhillscounty.ab.ca

We thank all applicants for

their interest but only those

invited for an interview will be

contacted.

must contact the County to

request the service. For more

information contact the Public

Works Department at the

County office.

Clear Hills County provides

summer driveway grading for

senior citizens, once per sea-

son, during the summer

months. To qualify you must

be 65 years of age, sign a

waiver and provide proof of

age. Once signed up you

S e a s o n a l E m p l o y m e n t O p p o r t u n i t i e s

2 0 1 5 D u s t

C o n t r o l

P a g e 1 0 C l e a r H i l l s C o u n t y

S u m m e r D r i v e w a y

G r a d i n g P r o g r a m

T r a n s f e r

S t a t i o n

C h a n g e s !

Transfer Stations will now be closed on

statutory holidays and will be reopened

the next day. Make sure to check for

dates on page 32.

As of May 1st the Transfer Station

hours of operation will change back to

summer hours. See page 32 for the

hours.

Clear Hills County is offering dust control for interested

residents this season. To qualify for the service, residents

will be required to complete an application form and

make payment prior to the application. Please contact

the Clear Hills County office @ 780-685-3925 for more

information regarding dust control

application details. Clear Hills

County will cost share 50/50 for

Residents/Ratepayers, however,

Industry remains at full cost.

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FIRE SEASON STARTS ON MARCH

1st! All burning within the Forest Protection Area must be extinguished

BEFORE fire season begins. Once the fire season starts on March 1st, all burning will require a fire permit. Fire permits are free and can be obtained from your local ESRD office. Please call 780-624-6190 to request your permit.

C H E C K A N D R E C H E C K F O R W I N T E R H O L D O V E R S

Deep layers of organic soils are common throughout the peace region. This organic material may ignite under debris piles and smolder during

the winter months, and may spread rapidly when dry grasses are available to carry them on spring days.

The 2015 wildfire season begins on March 1st. Check all winter burn sites and ensure they are extin-guished before wildfire season begins. Dig deep in the ashes and check for heat. Apply water until no heat or steam can be felt or seen.

Winter fires can pose a hazard if they become out of control. Please call 310-FIRE if you spot smoke in the forest as it is important that each wildfire is actioned by fire fighting crews and other support as quickly as possible in or-der to reduce their spread.

Thank you for doing your part to prevent wildfires.

B E F O R E Y O U B U R N I T , G E T Y O U R P E R M I T Albertans in the forested areas need to get a fire permit for any burning, excluding campfires from MARCH 1 until OCTOBER 31 every year.

Fire permits are free and you can get more information or request a fire permit by calling the Peace River ESRD

office at 780-624-6190.

Please call a week in advance of when you would like to burn in order to give our staff time to make arrange-ments to come out to your site to issue your permit.

Have your site ready according to the burning site guidelines before staff arrive.

ALL permits will be assessed on a site by site basis and may be refused.

G E T M O R E O F A L B E R T A ' S W I L D F I R E I N F O R -M A T I O N !

Want to see where current wildfires are in Alberta’s forests, read area wildfire updates, chat with us, connect to Al-berta Fire Bans or even report a wildfire?

Download the free Alberta Wildfire app for any Apple product from the iTunes store and for android users, this app

is also available from the Google Play store.

Visit us at www.wildfire.alberta.ca

Check for fire advisories, restrictions, firebans and forest closures at www.albertafirebans.ca

Follow us on Twitter or Facebook

Visit the ESRD blog

T O R E P O R T W I L D F I R E S ,

C A L L 3 1 0 - F I R E

Clear Hills County has a rural

addressing program where

each residence is given a

rural addressing number and

signage is placed near the

end of the driveway. Rural

addressing is standardized

system which assigns an

address to rural properties

throughout the County. This

system allows a location to

be easily identified and found

by emergency response ser-

vices such as police, fire and

ambulance, along with other

local services, utility provid-

ers, residents and non-

residents.

Standard Rules:

Basic grid is derived from

township and range roads

40 meter intervals

Number increase north to

west

Odd numbers are on the

south and east sides

Even numbers are on the

north and west sides

Address numbers have a

maximum of 6 digits

If your sign is damaged or

missing, to apply for addition-

al signage or more infor-

mation on the rural address-

ing program contact the

County office.

help develop educational tools

for Alberta’s small flock owners.

This survey will take 15-20

minutes to complete.

Do you have a small poultry

flock? Help government re-

searchers understand how you

care for your flock and how Al-

bertans are keeping their small

flocks healthy. Take this confi-

dential survey at https://

extranet.gov.ab.ca/opinio6/s?

s=24535, and your answers will

Farmer’s Appreciation Ban-

quet starring, HOJA.

Contestants must be 16 years

of age and under.

To enter, please contact Linda

at the County office.

Clear Hills County and Alber-

ta Treasury Branch invite you

to enter the Youth Talent

Show being held during the

21st Annual Agricultural

Trade Show, April 11, 2015

in Hines Creek.

One performer will be show-

cased at the

R u r a l A d d r e s s i n g

S u r v e y f o r S m a l l

P o u l t r y F l o c k s

O w n e r s

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Y o u t h T a l e n t S h o p A p r i l 1 1 ,

2 0 1 5

“Ever thought

about

performing in

front of a live

audience?”

C l e a r H i l l s C o u n t y

W e W a n t y o u r

F e e d b a c k

What would you like to see improved in

the newsletter?

What would you like included or left out

of the newsletter?

Call Dallas at 780-685-3925 or

email dallas@clearhillscounty.ab.ca

“This system

allows a location

to be easily

identified and

found by

emergency

response services”

Caption describing picture or

graphic.

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C l e a r H i l l s C o u n t y

April 12-18, 2015 is National

Volunteer week and across

the province, special events

will be held to pay tribute to

Alberta’s “every day heroes” -

the tens of thousands of

volunteers that work in our

communities.

First proclaimed in 1943 in

the midst of World War II,

National Volunteer Week

recognized the volunteer

efforts of women on the

home front. Designated inter-

nationally in the third or

fourth week of April each

year, this special week has

grown to become Canada’s

largest nation-wide celebra-

tion of civic participation.

Volunteers, directly and indi-

rectly, touch lives of almost

every Albertan and are in-

volved in virtually every as-

pect of community life. From

sports and recreation to the

arts and vital services to

youth, families and our most

vulnerable citizens, volun-

teers help to make possible

programs and services.

Local, regional, national and

international events intended

to involve all aspects of the

community are held through-

out the week to increase

awareness of the important

role of volunteers and non-

profit organizations and, to

encourage volunteerism in

our communities.

Eating eggs was forbidden during Lent.

Eggs laid during that time were often

boiled or otherwise preserved. Eggs

were thus a mainstay of Easter Meals,

and a prized Easter gift for children. Eggs have been viewed as symbols of new

life and fertility. It is believed that for this reason many ancient cultures used

the eggs during their spring festivals.

Full details on keynote

speakers, workshops and

registration will be released

in the coming weeks, so

visit vitalizeconference.ca

The 27th annual Vitalize Provin-

cial Voluntary Sector Conference

will be held June 18—20, 2015

in Edmonton at the Shaw Confer-

ence Centre. Amazing Keynotes

with powerful workshops will

offer delegates the opportunity

to explore innovative ideas in

organizational development,

leadership, marketing and other

areas.

V o l u n t e e r W e e k

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V I T A L I Z E

P r o v i n c i a l V o l u n t a r y S e c t o r C o n f e r e n c e

C l e a r H i l l s C o u n t y

Everyday show a community

volunteer how much you

appreciate their efforts.

signage is available, contact the

LaPrairie Group shop at

780-494-2017 or the County Pub-

lic Works Department at

780-685-3925.

Thank you for making our high-

ways

safer! L O T S F O R

S A L E

The County has residential and

commercial lots for sale in the

Hamlets of Worsley and Cleardale.

For more information contact the

County office at 780-685-3925.

hance well being among

individuals, families and

communities. These pro-

grams help individuals to

adopt healthy lifestyles,

improve quality of life and

build the capacity to prevent

or deal with crisis situation

should they arise.

The Family and Community

Support Services Grant is

intended to provide funding

support for community or-

ganizations and individuals

that deliver social programs

that are preventative in na-

ture to promote and en-

cemetery maintenance and

improvements. If you have-

n’t applied for your grant

yet contact the County of-

fice for an application form.

There is NO application

deadline.

Does your organization look

after a cemetery in the

County? Have you applied

for your 2015 grant? The

County offers a $500 annu-

al unconditional grant for

S m o k e A h e a d !

F C S S G r a n t — D e a d l i n e J u n e 1 5 t h

C e m e t e r y G r a n t

P a g e 1 5 V o l u m e 1 3 , I s s u e 4

“…$500

annual

unconditional

grant…”

Landowners planning to burn with-

in 1 mile of primary and secondary

highways are asked to post

“Smoke Ahead” signage at each

end of the potential smoke corri-

dor on the highway. Signage can

be borrowed from the County and

LaPrairie Group for this purpose.

Prior to burning, and to ensure

D i d y o u k n o w …

Alberta and British Columbia produce 50% of

Canada’s honey. More than 75% of this honey is

produced in the Peace. Honey bees are the only

insect that produces food for humans.

C l e a r H i l l s C o u n t y A g r i c u l t u r a l

T r a d e S h o w

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The involvement of area busi-

nesses has greatly contributed

to the success of the event each

year, and we invite you to dis-

play goods and services to the

2500+ people who pass through

the doors each year.

The Agricultural Trade Show will

be held April 11, 2015 at the

Dave Shaw Memorial Complex

in Hines Creek. Once again, the

Trade Show will be held in con-

junction with the Hines Creek &

District Ag. Society Spring Fair

and Hines Creek Arts & Crafts

Exhibitions.

We also invite you to attend the

Farmers’ Appreciation Banquet,

following the Trade Show, at

5:30 p.m. Banquet entertain-

ment will be HOJA. Rounding

the day’s events Cool Water will

be the evening dance entertain-

ment, hosted by the Hines

Creek & District Ag. Society.

Exhibitor and sponsorship pack-

ages available at:

www.clearhillscounty.ab.ca

County office 780-685-3925

sarah@clearhillscounty.ab.ca

Rise & Rise & DineDine

Saturday (April 11) morning at the Saturday (April 11) morning at the Saturday (April 11) morning at the

Dave Shaw Memorial ComplexDave Shaw Memorial ComplexDave Shaw Memorial Complex

It all starts at 8:00am and runs until

10:00am. The cost is a toonie. Come

and enjoy a great breakfast before

visiting the Clear Hills County Annual

Agricultural Trade Show

Wedding anniversaries

are recognized at 50, 55,

60 and each year thereaf-

ter

Businesses and organi-

zation anniversaries are

recognized at 25, 50, 75,

80, 85, 90, 95, 100 and

each year thereafter.

Clear Hills County Council

will provide a certificate for

County residents and busi-

nesses for significant birth-

days or anniversary mile-

stones, when were received

written notification.

Birthdays are recognized

at 75, 80, 85, 90, 95 and

each year after

When the County receives

written notification of a

funeral, the flags will be

lowered at the County of-

fice.

For more information

please contact Bonnie at

the County office.

D o y o u H a v e

L i v e s t o c k ?

Are you aware of the V.S.I (Veterinarian Services

Incorporated) Program?

Aids in the development of livestock expansion with

long term goal of producer and veterinarian services

sustainability.

The V.S.I Program supplies a cost-share support to

livestock producers, whereby the Clear Hills County

covers 50% of the cost of eligible veterinary

procedures.

Membership is $31.50 (GST included) for a five year

term.

Call Aaron at the County office for more information.

B u r n i n g i n n o n - p e r m i t

a r e a s

C o m m u n i t y R e c o g n i t i o n

P a g e 1 7 V o l u m e 1 3 , I s s u e 4

The County is requesting the assistance of anyone plan-

ning a controlled burn in areas that DO NOT require fire

permits.

Please notify the County office if you are planning to burn.

This information will be forwarded to the Fire Chief to as-

sist in determining the level of response required if a fire

callout is received.

For more information, please contact Audrey at 780-685-

3925.

Don’t Forget Don’t Forget

your Tickets!your Tickets!

Trade Show

Banquet

V e t e r i n a r y

E m p l o y m e n t

I n c e n t i v e P r o g r a m

$10,000 per year

Specific to Large Animal Health

3rd to 4th year Veterinary students

Recipients:

~Return service agreement of $250/month to

work in designated area

~Agree to live locally and work in the North

Peace Animal Hospital full time.

For more information on this program or to receive

an application package stop by the County office

or give us a call at 780-685-3925.

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Undeveloped road allowances are Crown Land and fall under direction, management and control of the

province. In Alberta, a valid temporary timber permit is required for small-scale non-commercial or per-

sonal access to timber and trees on Crown Land. This permit grants the holder the legal authority to har-

vest in designated areas.

For more information or to get a permit you can go to the local Environment and Sustainable Resource

Development (ESRD) office in Fairview in the Provincial Building or online at http://esrd.alberta.ca/forms

-maps-services/tree-cutting-permits/

For more information contact ESRD:

Fairview: Fairview Provincial Building Box 1149 Fairview, AB T0H 1L0

780-835-7200 780-835-7203 (Fax)

Peace River: Peace River Provincial Building, Bag 900-4 Peace River, AB T8S 1T4

780-624-6456 780-624-6180 (Fax)

R e m o v i n g T r e e s f r o m U n d e r d e v e l o p e d

R o a d A l l o w a n c e s

V o l u m e 1 3 , I s s u e 4 P a g e 2 0

Community Volunteer Income Tax Program

If you are unable to complete your income tax and benefit return by

yourself and are unable to pay for assistance, our Community

Volunteer Income Tax Program (CVITP) may be for you.

The CRA offers training to volunteers who can help you complete your

income tax and benefit return if your income is low and your tax situa-

tion is simple.

Volunteers do not complete income tax and benefit returns for

deceased persons, bankrupt individuals, or individuals who have

capital gains or losses, employment expenses, or business or rental

income and expenses.

For more information about this free service contact;

Family & Community Support Services FCSS

103116-109 Street Main Floor Fairview, AB

Across from the Arena in the Safety & Audits Building (780)-835-5471

Do you qualify?

Revenue Canada Income thresholds are no more than: Single Adult

Maximum $30,000.00

Couple Maximum $45,000.00

With one child $35,000.00

Add $2,500.00 for each additional child

No one with an interest income of over $1000.00 .

Need a hand with your income taxes?

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On Wednesday, April 19, 1995 the newly named Municipal District of Clear Hills No. 21 held its first Agricul-

tural Trade Fair. Council members Leslie Davis, Telly Burrell, Dennis McLarty, Ernie Bass, Ron Lundgard and

Mike Ratzick directed administrative staff to organize the first annual Trade Fair and Farmer Appreciation

Day in Hines Creek. Agricultural Service Board members at the time were Ernie Bass as Chairman, Leslie

Davis as Advisory Councillor, Linde Schwerdt as a member-at–large and Charles Layher as a member-at-

large. Being the first Agricultural Trade Fair, the Agriculture services staff would have had more than a few

obstacles to overcome. Ag Fieldman of the day was Barry Kolenosky, who with his staff Doug Richardson,

Marilyn Ray, Council secretary Karen Basnett and the rest of the MD of Clear Hills staff organized a great

fair. Over 300 people attended the supper (at $4 per plate) and 600-700 people went through the fair.

Now 21 years later several changes have been made. The pancake breakfast was added on, as was the

evening dance, the dance is now organized by the Hines Creek & District Agricultural Society. The venue

expanded into the curling rink of the Dave Shaw Memorial Complex, which had a dirt floor for the first few

years. The first trade fair was held on a Wednesday from 1pm to 9pm and included educational sessions on

trees, minimum tillage and drying herbs. At some point the show was moved to Friday & Saturday and even-

tually it stayed on the Saturday as a one day show. In 2006, Clear Hills became a county and the MD of

Clear Hills No. 21 Ag Trade Fair has now become the Clear Hills County Agricultural Trade Show. From 52

exhibitors in 1995, we now have over a 100 booths in 2015.

Despite the many changes over the years the Trade Show has seen a lot of things remain the same. The

community support has been outstanding. Many exhibitors keep coming back year after year, here are a

few that I recognize from 1995(many have changed names): 4-H District Council (Montagneuse 4H Multi-

Club), Farm Credit Corporation(Farm Credit Canada), Agriculture Financial Services Corp(AFSC), Treasury

Branch of Alberta(ATB), Ram Motors(Campbell Chrysler), Fivestar Equipment(Prairie Coast Equipment), UFA

(still UFA), Fairview & District Credit Union(Servus Credit Union), Hines Creek & District Agricultural Society,

and Houlder Farm Supply (Rocky Mountain Equipment).

Just like in 1995, admission to the show is free. It’s still in the same place – Dave Shaw Memorial Complex

in Hines Creek. The date is Saturday, April 11th, 2015. Breakfast starts at 8AM and the Trade Show opens

at 10AM. Join us for the 21st Annual Clear Hills County Agricultural Trade Show Saturday, April 11, 2015.

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T r a d e S h o w

B l a s t f r o m t h e P a s t

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C l e a r H i l l s C o u n t y C l e a r H i l l s C o u n t y C l e a r H i l l s C o u n t y

Community Centre

Corral Panels

Grain Bag Extractor

Grain Bag Roller

Grain Bagger

Grain Vac

Grills

Post Pounder

Land Leveller

Loading Chute

Toilets

Tree Spade

& much more!

F o r M o r e I n f o r m a t i o n F o r M o r e I n f o r m a t i o n F o r M o r e I n f o r m a t i o n

C o n t a c t C l e a r H i l l s C o n t a c t C l e a r H i l l s C o n t a c t C l e a r H i l l s

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Da

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ce

Name:_______________________________________________

Parent’s Name: _______________________________________

Phone: ______________________________________________

Category: __Preschool __K-1st grade __2nd-3rd grade __4th-5th grade __6th grade & over

Connect the numbers to form a picture. Colour the picture and cut out the proper sign that

will warn the children, and glue it on the X in the picture, then mail to the Clear Hills County

office by April 15, 2014.

Winner of the March

contest was:

Peter Bueckert

CONGRATULATIONS!

W o r s l e y P i o n e e r C l u b

i s S E E K I N G N E W

M E M B E R S

P a g e 2 9 V o l u m e 1 3 , I s s u e 4

Membership— $5.00 per year

Age: 50 & over

Ideas for new activities are welcome

For more information call:

~Teddy Baldry 780-685-3957

~Ann Kozack 780-685-2264

Club is currently open every Wednesday 1:00pm—4:00pm

HELP WANTED SUMMER STUDENT

For mid June, July and August 2015

Apply in writing by June 1st to:

Worsley Historical & Cultural Association

Box 333, Worsley, AB T0H 3W0

Questions?

Call Linda at 780-685-2403

P a g e 3 0 C l e a r H i l l s C o u n t y

Worsley & District Library

780-685-3842 www.worsleylibrary.ab.ca.

Worsley & District Library, housed in Worsley

Central School, offers library services to the

public the following days:

Tuesdays & Fridays-8:00 am to 4:00 pm

The library is also opened before school and at noon hour on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Please call ahead to confirm that

the library is open.

As this is a school, we ask that patrons check in at the school office prior to coming into the

library.

Your opinion matters to us. If you have read a book that you found particularly interesting and would like to promote it, why not drop us a line awidlib@hotmail.com and tell us the

book title, author, and what you found enjoya-ble about the book. Your comments will be included on our library webpage at the ad-dress as well as on our Facebook page at

www.facebook.com/worsleylibrary.

We gratefully accept donations of gently used

books and magazines.

Menno Simons Community

Library Hours

Monday 8:30 am—4:00 pm

Tuesday 5:00 pm—9:00 pm

Wednesday 8:30 am—4:00 pm

Thursday 2:00 pm—6:00 pm

Hines Creek Municipal

Library

Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday

10:00 am—6:00 pm

Located in the Village of Hines

Creek office building.

780-494-3879

Bear Point Community

Library Hours

Monday through Thursday

10 a.m.—3:00 p.m.

Worsley Pioneer Club

The Worsley Pioneer Club host a

Seniors Social every Wednesday after-

noon from 1-4 pm.

Activities include: card games, floor

curling, and more.

Join us for coffee and conversation!

Hines Creek Arts & Craft Meeting

Room

To book the room call Gail at

780-494-3290 or 780-772-1155

Hines Creek Senior’s

Drop in Rental

For bookings call: 780-835-8799

Church Services

Worsley Baptist Church

Sunday School - 10:00 a.m.

Sunday Services - 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.

Wednesday Night Service - 7:00 p.m.

Worsley United Church

No Regular Services

Contact: Delores Hudak at 780-685-3862

Cleardale Gospel Chapel

Sunday Service - 11:00 a.m.

Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish

Catholic Church

Sunday Service 12:00 p.m.

All Saints Ukrainian

Catholic Church

every second Sunday at 2:30 p.m.

Lighthouse Fellowship

Sunday Service at 11:00 a.m.

Pastor Daryl King

HINES CREEK COMMUNITY

FITNESS CENTRE

HINES CREEK COMPOSITE

HOURS OF OPERATION ON REGULAR

SCHOOL DAYS 8:30 AM TO 4:00 PM

During school hours school classes may

also be present in the Fitness Centre

MEMBERSHIPS available at the Village

Office 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Mon. to Fri.

For more information, contact the

Village Office at 780-494-3690

Hines Creek Golf & Country

Club

9 Hole Green Grass

Rental Carts/ Full Kitchen/ Mini Pro

Shop

Private Campsites & Public Campsites

Open Tee Times Everyday from May to

September

Book Tee Times for Private Functions’ ~ie. Company staff parties, family reunions… etc.

Clubhouse: 780-494-2217

Email: hinescreekgolf@gmail.com

Annual Hines Creek Arts

& Crafts

Display & Lunch

April 13, 2013

(during Trade Show)

Upstairs at Dave Shaw

Memorial Complex

Lunch by donation

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Box 240

Worsley, AB T0H 3W0

Phone: 780-685-3925

Fax: 780-685-3960

Allan Rowe

Chief Administrative Officer

Lori Jobson

Corporate Services Manager

Ron Jensen

Public Works Manager

Audrey Bjorklund

Community Development Manager

Linda James

Director of Taxation & Assessment

We’re on the web

www.clearhillscounty.ab.ca

Office Hours: 8:00-12:00 & 1:00-4:30

COUNCIL CONTACT

INFORMATION

council@clearhillscounty.ab.ca

Division #1— Miron Croy

Box 1315, Fairview, AB T0H 1L0

Phone: 780-596-2187

Division #2—Peter Frixel

Box 552, Hines Creek, AB T0H 2A0

Phone: 780-494-2467

Division #3—Lee Svederus

Box 37, Eureka River, AB T0H 1K0

Phone:780-685-2117

Division #4—Jason Ruecker

Box 205, Worsley, AB T0H 3W0

Phone: 780-2144

Division #5—Jake Klassen

Box 67, Cleardale, AB T0H 3Y0

Phone: 780-685-2584

Fax: 780-685-2705

Division #6—Dan Fletcher

Box 53, Cleardale, AB T0H 3Y0

Phone: 780-685-2523

Division #7—Charles Johnson

Box 22, Cherry Point, AB T0H 0T0

Phone: 780-595-2294

Fax: 780-595-2332

Agricultural Service Board

Members

Brian Harcourt—Chairperson

780-494-2231

Baldur Ruecker – Deputy Chair

780-685-2546

Stan Logan—Member at Large

780-685-3323

Jake Klassen—Councilor

780-685-2584

Leslie Davis—Member at Large

780-596-2207

MacKay Ross—Member at Large

780-835-0356

Fire Trailer Locations

Bear Canyon—Water Plant

NW 22 83 12 W6M

Cleardale—Water Plant

SW 11 85 10 W6M

780-685-3670

Clear Prairie—Jim Evans

SW 34 87 10 W6M

780-685-2610

Deerhill—Ken Knoepfli

NW 9 84 2 W6M

780-596-2259

Eureka River—Lee Franklin

NE 24 86 6 W6M

780-685-2552

Royce—Melvin Worobetz

SE 16 83 6 W6M

780-494-3420

Whitelaw—Bill Wald

SW 28 83 1 W6M

780-596-2121

Montagneuse Valley

Percy Stephenson yard

SE 36 85 5 W6M

Jim 780-494-2458

Forest Fires

427-FIRE (3473)

Fire, Ambulance &

RCMP 911

County Transfer Site Hours—October 1st to April 30th All Transfer Sites are closed on Sunday

Transfer Site Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Bear Canyon 10:00 am

5:00 pm

closed closed closed closed closed

Clear Prairie closed closed closed 1:00 pm

5:00 pm

closed closed

Cleardale closed closed closed closed closed 10:00 am

5:00 pm

David

Thompson

closed closed closed closed 10:00 am

5:00 pm

closed

Eureka River closed closed 10:00 am

5:00 pm

closed closed closed

Hines Creek closed closed closed closed closed 10:00 am

5:00 pm

Royce closed closed closed 10:00 am

5:00 pm

closed closed

Whitelaw closed closed closed closed closed 10:00 am

5:00 pm

Worsley closed closed closed closed 10:00 am

5:00 pm

closed

Worsley and David Thompson

Transfer Stations will be closed Fri-

day, April 3rd for Good Friday and

will be reopened Saturday, April 4,

2015.

Bear Canyon Transfer Station will be

closed Monday, April 6, 2015 for

Easter Monday and will be reopened

Tuesday, April 7, 2015.