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Red Deer CountyOCTOBER News OCTOBER 2014 2014 PAGE 1 Enhancing Infrastructure DiscoverDi MoreMP on Page 1010 Red Deer Airport Connects Central Alberta to Sun Destinations and Business Discover More on Page 15 WHAT’S INSIDE Facebook.com/ ZONING & ANNEXATIONS… .......................PG 8 reddeercounty CONSERVATION PROJECTS … ...................PG 12 Follow us on Twitter SPRINGBROOK GARDEN… ....................... PG 19 @reddeercounty GALAXY the right choice LANTERN STREET RED DEER “Proud to be in Red Deer County” 76468J4 Gasoline Alley, Red Deer County • www.reddeertoyota.com 403-343-3736 1-800-662-7166 Red Deer County News OCTOBER 2014 PAGE 2 JANUARY 23, 2007 November 5 to November 8 Westerner Park, Red Deer www.agri-trade.com Hours Agri-Trade is open to the public. Wednesday, November 5 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Thursday, November 6 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Friday, November 7 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Saturday, November 8 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Admission $14.00 per person - GST and parking included Children 12 and under are admitted free of charge when accompanied by an adult. Klassic Kennels Expansion Jim and Shelley deBoon and family have been in the animal care business since 1989 and have recently expanded Klassic Kennels with a new 12,000 sq ft facility. Located 1.8 km North of Hwy 11A on C & E Trail, Klassic Kennels offers Animal Training, Grooming, and Boarding services, as well as Animal Control services to the area, Rescues, and Pet Adoption Services. The new facility’s steel and concrete design limits dog noise by directing it toward the neighbouring Highway 2. At full- capacity, Klassic Kennels can house 130 dogs, and 90 cats, and has the space to grow during emergency and disaster situations. Their Animal Control services handle approximately 400 animals per year in the area, and carry a 95% return-to-owner rate for dogs in municipal settings, which is considered the best in Canada (and a 80% return-to-owner rate in rural areas). Klassic Kennels has a very active social media presence, offering rapid posting and sharing of Found Pets and Adopt-A-Rescue. Division 6 Councillor, Christine Moore, meets Find out more at www.klassickennels.com. a rescued kitten on a recent tour of the new Klassic Kennels facility. Red Deer County News OCTOBER 2014 PAGE 3 We Welcome “What’s Happening”In Red Deer County? Your Canadian Farm to School Month – October turkey supper with all the trimmings! Costs: Lake RCMP. BARCWS membership: $25 for Feedback! 1 to October 31, 2014 – a celebration of adults $13.00, 6 to 12 $5.00, under 6 free. 5 years and RCMP clearance; membership You can contact us with questions all that is happening across our country For more info: 403.886.4642 should reside within area patrolled by Sylvan to connect children and youth to healthy, or comments at countynews@ Eckville Trade Show & Fall Market - Lake RCMP (403.858.7200 administration; rdcounty.ca local, and sustainably produced foods. Saturday, October 25 from 10:00 AM to 403.887.3333 dispatch/complaint). For more Red Deer County News is a free Photo contest, prizes! Find out more at 2:00 PM at the Eckville Community Centre. monthly publication available to all www.farmtocafeteriacanada.ca info, please call Yvette at 403.746.3429 County residents. Donation to Santa Anonymous. Contact Kit Current issues of the County News FUN$CASINO - Hosted by The Spruce View 403.782.4772 or Darlene 403.352.7962 Alberta Youth Pheasant Program will start are available free of charge at the & District Lions Club on October 4, 2014 at Scandinavian Bazaar and Danish Restaurant another successful year on September Red Deer County Centre, or can be the Spruce View Community Hall. Casino - Organized by the Danish Canadian 6. Firearms safety, target shooting and viewed online at Hours: 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM. Auction to National Museum & Dickson Store Museum pheasant hunting for kids every weekend www.rdcounty.ca follow. You can have a funtastic evening - Saturday, November 8, 2014 at the Spruce till Dec 15th. Only supply you need is your MANAGING EDITOR: while assisting the Lions’ efforts to promote View Hall. 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Featuring ADAM FERGUSON the greater good of the community. own lunch, everything else is supplied. Get Corporate Communications Scandinavian crafts, antiques & collectibles, Coordinator National Family Week – October 6 baking and local artisans. Lunch service signed up soon, book early, call Doug at PRINTING & DISTRIBUTION: to October 12, 2014 - Each fall, during begins at 11:00 AM. Admission: $2.00 Adult, 403.347.7968 or Kevin at 403.346.4641. RED DEER ADVOCATE the first week of October, Canadians in Free for children. Door Prizes! Christmas at the Village – Saturday, ADVERTISING: communities across the country come Christmas in Markerville - November 7 November 29, 2014 at the Innisfail Historical For all advertising inquiries please together for local celebrations during to November 9. For Information or contact the Red Deer Advocate National Family Week. The week provides Village. 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Admission 403.314.4343 if you would like to be a vendor call an opportunity to celebrate families and Joanne at 403.227.4917 or email joanne@ by donation. Horse drawn sleigh rides, SUBMISSIONS: reflect on their importance in our lives. The Red Deer County welcomes danishcanadians.com or Dickson Store entertainment, Santa Clause, goodie bags, reader submissions and reserves campaign proclaimed an official week by Museum at 403.728.3355 or 403.728.3491 and more. the Government of Canada in 1985, was the right to approve/disapprove Hillcrest Community Hall Craft Fair & Bake any and all submissions it initiated and coordinated for over 20 years Dance Lessons - Learn to foxtrot, two- Sale - Saturday November 8, 2014 from receives. by Family Service Canada. step, polka, waltz, and much more. Lessons 10:00AM to 3:00PM. Wide selection of Send submissions to start on Tuesday, October 14, 2014. Cost [email protected] Delburne 4-H Beef Club Organizational crafts, jewelry, quilting, sewing and baking. Please note that submitted Meeting is October 15 at the Cumberland To book a table call 403.224.3880 or is $35 per person for six weeks. A Step original documents cannot Community Hall at 6:30 PM. Special thanks 403.556.6647. Lunch available. Hall located Above Basics at 7:00 PM or Basic Social always be returned. to Pike Wheaton for the purchase of our west of Bowden on Highway 587 and 2 Dance at 8:00 PM at the Bower-Kin Due Date for November 2014 donation calf. This year’s proceeds are miles south on R.R.22. Community Center in Red Deer. For more submissions is Friday, Oct. 24, 2014 going to the Ronald McDonald House of Red Deer County Council, MPC, and Public WHAT’S Central Alberta. information and to pre-register please call Hearings – October 7, October 21, November Doug or Doris at 403.728.3333 or email Innisfail United Church – Harvest Turkey HAPPENING? 4, and November 25. MPC commences [email protected]. Supper – Tuesday, October 21, 2014 from at 9:30 AM, followed by Council, at the We are happy to list upcoming Sponsored by Town and Country Dance festivals, community fairs, reunions, 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Innisfail Legion County Centre. Public Hearings are held and other community events! Auditorium. $14.00 (11 years and up), $6.00 at 1:30 PM. For agendas and past meeting Club. To have your event listed in the (6 to 10 years), Free (5 years and under). minutes visit www.rdcounty.ca Scandinavian Folk Dance Lessons - Monday ‘What’s Happening’ calendar of Take-out orders are welcome. For orders, County News, contact us at: Benalto & Area Rural Crime Watch call 403.227.4159 on October 21 between Evenings. Youth: (ages 5 & up) 6:00 PM Tel: 403.350.2150 ext 272 Society AGM - Thursday, October 30, 9:00 AM and Noon. to 6:45 PM, Adults: 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Fax: 403.346.9840 2014 @ 7pm, Benalto Leisure Centre, Ag. Festival Hall, 4214 - 58 St., Red Deer. Singles, Email: Halloween Festival – Friday, October 24 Grounds. Elections and year end business. beginners, and experienced dancers all [email protected] or Saturday, October 25 at the Innisfail Guest Speakers: BARCWS Partners , Sr. FOLLOW US: LIKE US: WATCH US: Historical Village. 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Peace Officer/ Director of Emergency welcomed. For further information call Fortune Teller, Dance, Movies, Witches, Management, Julian Veuger, Lacombe 403.347.5303 or 403.341.4672 or email Undertakers, and more. $5 per adult, $3 per County Protective Services (403.782.6601) [email protected] child, $15 per family. Contact 403.227.2906 and Sr. Peace Officer Bob Dixon, Red Deer County Maps Available - at the County or [email protected] County Protective Services (403.343.6301). www.twitter.com/ www.facebook.com/ www.youtube. Ridgewood Turkey Supper – Saturday, Topic: “The Life of a County Peace Officer: Office. $15.00 each for either a rolled (not reddeercounty reddeercounty com/rdcounty October 25, 2014. 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM the lighter side”. Also in attendance, laminated) or a folded. Maps were printed at the Ridgewood hall. An old fashioned BARCWS Liaison Cst. Marty Reed, Sylvan in June 2012. Council Members’ Meeting Attendance and Expense Claims This is the third quarterly report for the Mayor and divisional town hall meetings; many community meetings Individual Councillors are allotted an annual amount of Councillors for the November 2013 to October 2014 year. such as local crime watch, volunteer appreciation evenings $6,500 each with the Mayor being allotted $8,500 for The report includes the number of meetings members of and 4-H events; grand opening celebrations and 100-year attendance at conferences.
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