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May 2019 Village Voice Ryley Grand Central YOUNG LIVING ESSENTIAL OILS Pub & Road House Robert Evans (780) 663-2127 780-663-3797 ATB Financial Ryley 780-663-3513 The Village NOW OPEN! Now open: Mon. to Fri. from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Home of the Full Meal Deal Caesar. Stop in and see what’s new! Call for hours of operation. Stop in and check it out! 2019 Garden Rototilling VOICE MAY Ryley, Holden, Tofield and Area. Seniors Discounts Buildex Concrete Services VILLAGE OF RYLEY 5005 50 St. Box 230 Ryley, AB T0B 4A0 Call Guy at 780-649-0091 Also does snow removal with bobcat. Ph: 780.663.3653 Fax: 780.663.3541 Email: [email protected] Web: www.ryley.ca Rob Stainthorpe 780-263-5850 [email protected] Hours of Operation: Tuesday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Closed from 12-12:30 p.m. Stitch by Stitch Rob Osborne - Senior Technician Seamstress [email protected] Cell: 780-289-8142 Kaylee Hoffman in Ryley ~ 780-781-9791 www.dynamicscaleco.ca Toll Free: 1-844-488-7180 TH Lawn & Snow Removal Thomas Hoban ~ 780-663-2448 Cost varies on size. Call for more information. J.A.K.S Bookkeeping & Administrative Services Specializing in: QuickBooks, Resume Building, PowerPoint Presentation Design, Letterheads, Flyers, Business Cards & Individual Tax Preparation STACEY ARBON, Ryley AB {C} 780-679-8982 24/7 Babysitting by Keltie & Savanah Affordable Peace Of Mind For All Your Business Needs Call for rates. Very reasonable! Holden Laundromat ~ 4920 - 50 St Holden We work with you for you. Use rear door. Open: 9 am-9 pm. 7 days week. 780-632-9313 780-801-0880 Seniors Support Services Helping seniors maintain their homes with general cleaning & repairs to woodwork, flooring, painting, plumbing, & installation of medical aids. Phone 780-688-3357 Phone or Text 780-918-5678 Alberta Tank Fabrication and Coating Ltd. Best in Design, Safety, Quality and Delivery. Neil A. MacDonald o/o Alta West Joe Wigington CEO Box 478, #49, 50025 Range Rd 173, Ryley, AB, T0B 4A0 Office: 780-801-0985 Cell: 780-938-2134 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.albertatankfabrication.com Volunteers Needed! If you would like to be a BIG part of our community Kids Help Phone 1-800-668-6868 event please contact Angel at 780-663-3653 or email [email protected] If you have any events or useful information for residents of the Village of Ryley, please contact Angel at 663-3653 to have it includ- Want the Village Voice sent right to your email? ed in the Village Voice at no charge. Businesses welcome. All information must be submitted one week before the end of the month. Email [email protected] and we will send you a copy every month! Clean Harbors Community Relations Committee Businesses Advertise Here! At their March 12, 2019 Committee meeting, the CH- The Village Voice is now accepting business ads. Now that we are a two page paper with a business section, businesses can advertise at no CRC met and reviewed a total of 7 applications for the BUSINESS charge. You can send your information to [email protected] or drop off at Clean Harbors Community Enhancement grant, with the village office during office hours. For information and cut off dates available funds totaling $25,000. please contact Angel at 780-663-3653. The CHCRC recommendation to Ryley Council was bizz approved at the March 19, 2019 Regular Council meet- ing with funds awarded as follows: Donna’s Tax Service Do You Need Help with your Housekeeping? All kinds of tax returns, including small business & farms Ryley School Leadership Team $5,000 Call Yvonne at 780-663-2235 (evenings) Over 25 years of experience. Can pick up and deliver. Big Picture Theatre Foundation $2,500 Donna Pope 663-3693 Need childcare? Ryley Community Preschool $2,000 Childcare in my home. Call Yvonne at 780-663-2235. Happy Wanderers $2,500 5010-50 St. Ryley Awana Program $2,000 Above: Big First Line Tire Services (587) 990-2886 Picture 780-663-2118 Ryley Youth Group $3,000 No M.S.G. The RIGHT experience to keep you rolling. Holden Agricultural Society $8,000 Theatre OTR, INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL, Total $25,000 Foundation CLOSING IT’S DOORS LIMITED ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE. 24 HR MOBILE SERVICE CHCRC thanks all applicants and encourages return The lease has no way to reach an agree- Regular Hours 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. submissions for any unsuccessful applicants in future Left: Ryley ment with the landlord, so the restau- Doug Hanson Owner/Operator years. Watch for meeting dates coming soon. The pub- Preschool rant will be closed on May 30. Thank you [email protected] lic is welcome to attend these committee meetings, for your support over the years. I hope to but only as an observer. Committee members are: Stan see you again in the near future. Lapointe’s Renos Yuha, Al Harvey, Lyndie Nickel, Lori-Jo Pope, Cyndy Thank you. Mike liu Bathrooms, kitchens & handyman services Heslin, Mathew Kowalski, and Annette Short. If you PHONE ROBERT FOR FREE ESTIMATE have questions, please leave your contact information Right: Happy Quality Yard Work 5012-50 st. Ryley AB T0B 4A0 Box 353 Snow removal, mowing, weed whacking and raking. Price Wanderer’s 780-919-0612 [email protected] at the Village office, and a member will respond. on size of sidewalk. No yard too big. Seniors discounts! Call Ray, 780-632-5605. The Rink Diner 5117-49 st. OPEN for BREAKFAST! Fashion Boots by Llynda More Boots 30 Styles in ONE BOOT! Monday to Friday~ 7 to 2 p.m. Mix and match your favourite boot tops with your personal by Grethe’s Kitchen. heel comfort. Book a PARTY Call Debb 780.663.2441 Daily Specials and Take-Outs. 780-663-3960 Sherri-Ann Vanstone 780-719-3783 Ryley, Alberta Voxxlife.com/SherriVanstone For All Your Sewing Needs Dress Making, Alterations, Patching, Drapery & Hemming Above: Holden Call Sylvia in Ryley ~ 780-663-3324 Ag. Society Above: Ryley School Lead- Country Bottle Depot Right: Ryley ership Team “JOIN THE HEALTHY HAIR REVOLUTION” Hours: Tuesday & Saturday 10 am to 5pm AWANA Program AlbertaHairProducts.MyMonat.Com 49223 - RR160, Holden, AB Left: Ryley Kolbey Kumson 780-616-7184 Mark 780-688-3378 or 780-632-9313 Youth Group [email protected] We SORT, COUNT & PICK UP!!! Call today! WECAN now in Ryley! PLEASE NOTE: Mother’s Day Tea & Bake Sale Ryley Council Meeting Dates FOOD ORDERS THAT ARE NOT PICKED UP WILL NOT About WECAN Food Basket Wednesday May 8th Ryley Municipal Office 5005-50 St. BE REFUNDED. WECAN reserves the right to sell un- The WECAN Food Basket Society operates as a “ware- 1-4 p.m. at the Lutheran Church, Ryley. $4/person. Wed., May 1 - Budget Meeting - 1:30 p.m. claimed baskets or distribute them to families in need. house without walls” – we buy all our food in bulk and A grant for our volunteer driver generously provided Everyone welcome. Lots of home baked goods! Tues., May 7 - Committee of the Whole - 6:45 p.m. distribute it to our community based depots. Volun- by: Beaver Municipal Solutions Wed., May 29 - Regular Council - 6:45 p.m. teers staff the depots located throughout the Edmon- Ryley Lions Club Committee of the Whole meetings are the first Tues- ton and surrounding area. Once a month, volunteer For more information call: MOTHERS DAY BRUNCH day of the month and Regular Council Meetings are drivers pick up the food from our supplier, The Grocery WECAN Food Basket Sunday, May 12th held the third Tuesday of the month. Meetings start People Warehouse, and take it to the depots. Our Society of Alberta Ryley Community Centre from 10:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at 6:45 p.m. and are held at the Ryley Municipal Office, volunteers then count, sort and pack the baskets ready 780-413-4525 Admission: Adults - $15 Children(6-12) - $7 5005-50 St. Special Council Meetings and any changes for pick up. Website: www.wecanfood.com to the regular scheduled dates for Council Meetings will Or email the Tofield-Ryley Depot at: be posted on the village website and front window of The Program in Tofield-Ryley [email protected] Ryley Market Members prepay for their food baskets by the first Fri- Thurs., May 2 from 10 - 2 p.m. the Municipal Office on the north side of the front door. day of each month by depositing their order envelope: CALLING ALL LADIES 55+ at Community Center (Tofield) in the book depository at the Tofield Munic- The Good News Community Church is doing the May Preschool Bottle Drive ipal Library, or (Ryley) in the mail slot at the Village of TO COME JOIN THE … Village Market Lunch. Menu: We are serving roasted Ryley Community Preschool ‘s 4th annual bottle Ryley Office. Then, orders can be picked up on the third HAPPY WANDERERS! chicken, mashed potatoes, veggies and salad with a se- drive week of May 7-13th. We can pick up that week or fourth Thursday of the month (see table at right) Happy Wanderer’s is a group of ladies looking for lection of desserts for $12, this includes coffee or juice. or any time before that - just give me a call (780-878- at (Tofield) Bardo Lutheran Church, or (Ryley) Ryley opportunities to get out of the house, have some fun Call in take-out orders before 11 a.m., 780-663-3607. 1751). Thanks for everyone’s support. Preschool is Municipal Office.
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