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September 2019

Hanley hermes

Volume 12, Issue 5

BUSINESS NAME

Volume 12 Issue 5

Phone: 306-544-2223

Fax: 306-544-2261 E-Mail:

[email protected] Website: www.hanley.ca

TOWN OF HANLEY

Box 270

Hanley, SK S0G 2E0

HANLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY

(A Division of the Wheatland Regional Library)

Library hours are as follows:

Tuesdays – 1:00pm – 6:00pm

Wednesdays – 9:30am – 12:30pm Thursdays – 2:00pm – 6:00pm

To submit ads, community news/events, thank you notes, etc., please email the Hanley Hermes at: [email protected]

HERMES ADVERTISING POLICY

Please be advised when placing an ad in the Hermes Newsletter it is required by the person or organization to submit the article

or ad as is. We are not responsible for designing or making any changes.

Advertising Fees B/W Colour

Business Card $25. $35.

¼ Page $35. $45.

½ Page $40. $50.

Full Page $60. $80.

http://www.townofhanley.ca/

Hanley Hermes Volume 12 Issue 5

Hanley Lutheran Church

Box 296

Hanley, SK S0G 2E0

Pastor Kristin Soveran - [email protected] (306) 361-8545

Sunday Worship & Sunday School: 10:00

a.m.

Communion: 1st Sunday of the month

Hanley Mennonite Church

15 kilometers west of Hanley

- Pastor Gary Peters

(306) 544-2633

Sunday School for all ages: 10:00 a.m.

Church Service: 11:00 a.m.

LOCAL CHURCHES, TOPS, CHILD HEALTH CLINIC, HANLEY HOUSING

Hanley United Church

Box 219

Hanley, SK S0G 2E0

Rev. Andrew Appledore

[email protected]

(306)544-2822 (Thursday, Friday) or

(306) 956-3228 (Home)

Sunday Worship : Starting at 9:30 a.m.

Everyone is welcome to join us in a

stimulating Sunday Service

.

Hanley TOPS

Does your scale say HELP ? We have the secret with our

supportive weight loss group.

Wednesday evenings at the United Church in Hanley.

Weigh in at 6:00pm Meeting at 6:30pm

“If you change nothing, nothing can change.”

Call Linda today (306) 544-2264

Hanley Child Health Clinic

Child Health Clinic located at the Community Centre on Lincoln Street

Held the 2nd Tuesday of the month Clinic hours: 10:30-2:15

For appointment call our New Number:

1-855-613-8216 (Toll Free) or 1-306-655-4730

BLACKSTRAP COVENANT CHURCH

Dundurn Community Hall

Pastor: Andy Gilkinson [email protected]

(306) 544-4203

Sunday Worship & Children’s Church 10:00 a.m.

Hanley Housing rentals available. One bedroom unfurnished unit, 4 appliances, Heat and water

included, yard maintenance provided.

ONLY ONE UNIT LEFT

For more information, please contact Jayne at:

1-306-713-4545

[email protected]

Community Baptist Church

Hanley Centennial Hall

Pastor Brad Young

(306) 250-2615

[email protected]

Every Sunday

10:00 a.m. Coffee & Sunday School

11:00 a.m. Worship Service

mailto:[email protected]




HANLEY PRESCHOOL

“Growing young minds through Education, Interaction and Play”

Preschool provides children with their first positive educational experience. Play is recognized as a child’s method of learning. We offer a variety of firsthand experiences using play-based learning.

Registration is open year-round and classes are offered on a fee for service use with limited en-rollment.

Classes run September to May with a maximum of fifteen 3 & 4-year-olds.

Please find us on Facebook and direct any inquiries to [email protected]

Hanley Arena Report

The arena held their annual Calcutta on Friday April 5th. This event remains to be a huge fundraiser for the arena and we are thankful for the community support with this event. We were able to raise $16,677.35 which will help pay for the new furnaces and water heater that were installed by Blackstrap Plumbing & Heating.

Thank you to all of the volunteers who have been working hard in the arena throughout the summer to get ready for the fast approaching hockey season. The rink cannot operate without the support of our communi-ty and we are grateful for all of the help we receive throughout the year.

The rink will be a busy place this winter with 3 local minor hockey teams playing out of Hanley.

The Arena is happy to be hosting ‘Hockey Day in Hanley’ January 4, 2020. Hope to see everyone at the rink!

YOGA in HANLEY

at Hanley Lutheran Church

Wednesdays at 7pm

New session beginning Oct.2 - All are welcome!

For more information, contact Amy Peters

at 544-2633 or [email protected]



Hanley Housing Authority

We are looking for volunteers to join our Hanley Housing Authority as a Board member

Usually consists of 9-11 meeting per year, typically meeting in the evenings, 1-2 hours each meet-ing

If you require any further information please contact Sherri Mooney at 306-544-2296.

For Board application forms contact Town Office: 306-544-2223

Hanley Housing Authority

Hanley Housing Program

The Hanley Housing Authority on behalf of Saskatchewan Housing Corporation, offers the Social Housing Program. This program is designed to ensure that safe, adequate housing is available to those who could not otherwise afford it. Our tenants benefit from a safe place to call home, a community they can enjoy and peace of mind.

General Requirements for Housing

Applicants must meet income and asset limit requirements to be eligible for the Housing Program. All appli-cants are required to complete an application form and provide verification of income and assets, as request-ed.

Review Process

Applications are reviewed for eligibility and approved by the Housing Authority Board of Directors. We utilize a point score system that considers adequacy, suitability and affordability when determining the pri-ority of need.

Once approved, units are allocated upon availability on a priority based, point score system.

Additional Information Senior housing rent is based on income – 30% of gross household income, collected via pre-authorized payment.

Units are smoke free – No smoking in the units by tenants or guests. Housing tenants are responsible for ob-taining and paying for their own power. Heat, water/sewer are included in the rent.

Any questions related to the Hanley Housing Authority should first be directed to the manager.

All requested income information and previous landlord references must be included or application will not be processed.

ALL UNITS ARE NON-SMOKING UNITS

When Roys’ swimming pool went up in their yard, a pink, plastic flamingo was out on the water. It was a big bird and I was able to see it from my bedroom window. This was across of my yard, the back lane and a tall fence. It was visible and added some summer joy. Thank you Roys’ for this summer pleasure. Marg Peters


TRANSFER STATION HOURS

WINTER HOURS STARTING OCTOBER 5th,2019

Saturdays: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

TOWN EMERGENCY NUMBERS:

Evenings: Mayor: Marv Gerbrandt - (306) 544-2802 or (306)270-2737 You can call the Mayor or any of the Councillors first to ascertain course of action needed to be taken. Weekends Water & Sewer Maintenance: Don Suttie - (306) 544-2797 or (306) 261-0200 All other issues (or unable to contact Don): Call the Mayor or any other Council member.

HANLEY CENTENNIAL COMMUNITY CENTRE

Book now for your event to make sure you get the date you want! Bookings will be taken at the Hanley Town Office at (306) 544-2223 Or email at [email protected]

Hanley Artificial Ice

It’s been a busy time at the arena with all the volunteers that have come out to help prepare the arena for the installation of Artificial Ice. The boards have been replaced, the back wall has been sprayed, a new garage door put in and the old metal swinging doors taken off. The lobby walls outside have been painted which brightens the arena up. The pipes were Hydro dug under the arena for the wir-ing and piping of the plant. Our next projects are putting up the netting around the top area of the glass, building a trench, leveling of flooring, and prep and frame for the installation of the concrete pad.

Register today for our 2nd Annual Bunnock Tournament – October 26th. Concession, Beer Gardens, and a whole lot of fun for all ages. Enter your team of 4 TODAY!!!!(1- Being of the opposite sex) Entry Fee $80.00. Prizes for the Best Dressed Team. To Register call Cindy @306-229-1766

We would also like to thank the Community Baptist Church for hosting a BBQ supper at a Wednesday night golf supper which helped raise $836.00 for our Artificial Ice Fund.

Congratulations to our Recent Trip Winners: July Trip Winner – Andrea Townsend Voucher winner – Arnie & Shannon Froese. August Trip Winner – Gloria Bessey, Voucher winner – Justin & Wendy Englot.

Thank You to all the volunteers that have come out to help with all the renovations, without your support we wouldn’t be where we are today.



Hanley Seniors

Summer Highlights

First year for the Golf Cart Rodeo at the Ag Fair.

Lots of fun and what a great spectator sport!

Seniors Picnic in the Park August 5.

What a beautiful, well cared for park.

Produce and Bake Sale August 17.

Raised $1111.00 for the Fire Hall.

General Meeting and Pot Luck

October 25, 4 p.m.

Upcoming

ALZHEIMER’S COFFEE BREAK

Wednesday, September 25

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

At Hanley Seniors Centre

Come for coffee, cake and ice cream Pie raffle

Tax deductible receipts for donations of $15.00 or more

Everyone welcome.

**HELP WANTED**

Hanley Arena is accepting tenders for the position of

CARETAKER/SKATING SUPERVISOR/ ICE MAINTENANCE

Position will include full time hours from

November 1st – March 30

th

Applications will be accepted for any or all

of the specified positions

Please forward tenders or any inquiries to

[email protected]

THANK YOU

Thank you to the Hanley Ag Society for a very successful BBQ to get rid of food leftover from the 2019 Ag

Fair so a donation was made to the Fire Hall in the amount of $551.50! Also, thank you to the Hanley Golf

Association for hosting the BBQ in the clubhouse and doing a 50/50 draw the proceeds of which were in-

cluded in the above amount! Community working together can get projects done!

Thank you to the Hanley Seniors for successful produce & baking sales! They raised $1111.00 for the Fire

Hall!



HANLEY/ROSEDALE FIRE DEPARTMENT

Donations and the 50/50 Fire Brigade lottery are great ways to support the Hanley Rosedale Fire Brigade. Be sure to check at the Hanley Town Office to see if you are paid up to be eligible to win!!

Fire Brigade lottery winners:

Connie Chomyshen —$41 c/o

Ashley Thall —$41 c/o = $82

Rick/Brenda Tweet $42 c/o = $124

Neil/Joyce Armstrong $42 PD $166.0

Sylvia Kroeger $41 PD

Fred/Carla Pethick c/o $41

Alan Peek—$41 c/o

Janel Romanski $41 c/o = $82

BE SURE YOU ARE PAID UP FOR 2019 HANLEY FIRE HALL

If you are interested in organizing a function to raise money for the new Fire Hall, please don’t hesitate to contact the Town Office for more information.

Thanks to the Hanley Seniors for a very successful produce and bake sale! They raised $1111 for the new Fire Hall!

Donations are accepted at the Hanley Town Office. You will receive a charitable donation receipt that you can use for your income tax.


NOTES FROM THE TOWN OFFICE

At our August Meeting: Delegate Cindy Prosofsky of the Artificial Ice Committee attended the meeting to request that the Town Foreman possibly check on equipment once installed. As representative of the Hanley Sox baseball team, she discussed maintenance of the ball diamonds and fairgrounds. Public Works Foreman, Ben Collins, attended the meeting to report on the GIS mapping conducted for the Asset Management program digitization program. There was difficulty locating some curbstops but hopefully these can be added a later date when they are located. He also reported on the hydrant repairs as contracted by EMCO. The CAO reported having attended a SUMA Municipal Symposium in Moose Jaw July 28 – 30 where dis-cussions were held in regards to “where do you see your municipality in 20 years”. The CAO also reported on the DRWU. She is on the Human Resources committee and attended a meeting July 9th; the Annual Tour was on August 7; and she and the Mayor attended a meeting at the RM of Dundurn on July 31 with representatives of the Corporate partners where the partners felt that the Corporate Bylaw needed some wording cleaned up and the partners had already approved amending the bylaw to remove a “Sunset Clause” for appointed directors. The CAO was designated to work with a committee on this project. Councillor Richard McGregor attended the quarterly RCMP meeting on July 10. They discussed occurrence stats; significant incidents (one of which was the murder charge laid in the Sherri Fertuck investigation); Staffing levels; and Round Table where each representative can talk about what is going on in their munici-pality, School Division, or Ministry of Environment. Councillor Richard McGregor and CAO, Darice Carlson attended Mediation August 1 where Agvantage Development laid a Statement of Claim against Texcana/Blairs who laid a Counter Statement. The Town was listed on the Statement of Claim but no damages were being sought. The CAO reported on the progress of construction in the Fire Hall where Titanium Mechanical has installed the boiler (just waiting on electrical); Rosedale Electric has done most of the electrical; and Vern Harder has framed the internal walls. A Lending Bylaw was approved to lend money to the Hanley Artificial Ice Committee. The Civic Address bylaw was amended to allow for 2 units within one house. Policy 400-30 was amended to include: “Nothing other than grass is allowed on boulevards. For example: trees, flower beds, etc.” Policy 400-41 was added to read: “Other work may be provided by Public Works at a time suitable to the municipality at a charge of: - Equipment and personnel -$120 per hour with a minimum of $30; - Personnel only - $45 per hour. Approval was ratified for local salespeople/crafters to set up tables on the sidewalks in the 100 Block of Lin-coln Ave. on Aug. 17. Unfortunately, there was not enough interest so this did not happen.


NOTES(cont’d)

The Council is satisfying the Zoning Bylaw by entering into agreement with June’s Coffee by providing for off-site parking. Accounts in the amount of $205,663.99 were approved. At our September Meeting: The CAO reported that the upgrade at the Lift Station at this point has not been completed to the satisfaction of the Wastewater Operator so this project is ongoing. Councillor Richard McGregor reported on having attended the WaterWolf meeting August 26. In 2020, the Town will be required to have a Water System Assessment conducted again (every 5 years) so WaterWolf is requesting quotes. The Province is requesting “Expressions of Interest” for targeted sectors and WaterWolf is considering updating the Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaws for member municipalities so Water-Wolf is working with our Planner on wording for each member municipality to submit their EOI. A Planning Forum is scheduled for November 6. The next Board meetings are September 23 & October 7th. The CAO reported having done a sidewalk assessment in August. A scale of 1 to 5 was established where 1 is where a sidewalk needs replacement and 5 is perfect condition. These conditions will be integrated into the Asset Management forecast following a workshop in October. The CAO reported having attended a regular meeting for the DRWU on Aug. 28. The 2020 budget was ap-proved at that meeting and the DRWU is forced to pass on an 8.7% increase. The Town will be reviewing the 2020 budget in the next months to take this increase into consideration. The Corporate Bylaw was redone and will be presented to the Corporate partners at a meeting in September. Due to the second Monday in October being Thanksgiving stat holiday, the next regular meeting of Council will be Tuesday, Oct. 15. The TCA register was corrected to remove private water and sewer lines that were mistakenly added. The Council has contracted the Commissionaires of North Saskatchewan for Bylaw Enforcement. There are an increasing number of messy yards and junked vehicles turning up in town that the office doesn’t have as much time as it would take to deal with them. The Nuisance Bylaw will be amended giving the Commission-aires the authority to enforce the bylaw and ALL CHARGES will be invoiced back to the parties in contraven-tion of the Nuisance bylaw so if you are one of those people that has a messy yard or too many vehicles sitting around your yard, you will be responsible for paying for the enforcement. The Council wished to apply for SGI funding for additional radar speed signs. SGI requires proof of need for these signs so the RCMP will be erecting the speed cameras to provide documentation to support the applica-tion. The 2020 insurance values were reviewed with minor amendments. The Council approved Argo training on Lots 14, 15, 16 & 19, Block 5, Plan H1032 provided a Certificate of Insurance was deposited at the Town Office. Accounts in the amount of $310,682.35 were approved.


Living Sky Internet Ltd.

Box 30 Hanley, SK S0G 2E0 P: 306-251-1944 W: https://livingskyinternet.ca

“We have been working for close to two years to bring high speed wireless internet to the RM’s of Rosedale, Lost River and the town of Hanley. We are very close to finishing our negotiations to lease a tower northeast of Hanley but before we proceed any further with this project we’d like to get some feedback on whether this is something the local people want. To learn more call Darryl or Jackie at 306-251-1944, or email [email protected] to let us know if you’d like this service. You can also check out our website http://livingskyinternet.ca. Thank you!”

TURN IN POACHERS AND

POLLUTERS –

TIP LINE

1-800-667-7561 OR #5555 ON

SASKTEL CELLULAR

https://livingskyinternet.ca


http://livingskyinternet.ca


RULES RULES RULES!

Have you ever wondered what the Administrator does all day?

The duties and powers of the Administrator are established by bylaw. The person appointed to the position MUST be qualified as required by the Urban Municipal Administrators Act. The Administrator shall perform the duties and exercise the powers and functions that are assigned by The Municipalities Act (MA), any other Acts, the Adminis-trative Bylaw, or any other bylaw or resolution of Council.

Without limiting the generality of section 5 (of the Bylaw) the Administrator shall:

a) Take charge of and safely keep all books, documents and records of the municipality that are committed to his/her charge; (MA 111)

b) Ensure all minutes of council meetings are recorded; (MA 111)

c) Record the names of all council present at council meetings; (MA 111)

d) Ensure the minutes of each council meeting are given to the council for approval at the next council meeting; (MA 111)

e) Advise the council of its legislative responsibilities pursuant to this or any other act; (MA 111)

f) Ensure the safe keeping of the corporate seal, bylaws, minutes, funds, securities and any other records or docu-ments of the municipality; (MA 111)

g) Provide the minister with any statements, reports or other information that may be required by this Act or any other act; (MA 111)

h) Ensure that the official correspondence of Council is carried out in accordance with Council’s direction; (MA 111)

i) Maintain an index register containing certified copies of all bylaws of the municipality; (MA 111)

j) Deposit cash collections that have accumulated to (an amount determined by council that is equal to or less than the amount of the administrator’s bond) at least once a month, but not more than once a day, in the bank or credit union designated by council; (MA 111)

k) Disburse the funds of the municipality in the manner and to those directed by law, bylaw or resolutions of coun-cil; (MA 111)

l) Maintain an accurate account of assets and liabilities and all transactions affecting the financial position of the municipality in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles; (MA 111)

m) Ensure that the financial statements and information requested by resolution are submitted to council; (MA 111)

n) Complete a financial statement for the preceding financial year in accordance with the generally accepted ac-counting principles for municipal governments recommended from time to time by the Canadian Chartered Ac-countants by June 1st of each year; (MA 111,185)

o) Send copies of bylaws for closing, and closing and leasing to the Minister of Highways and Transportation; (MA 13)

p) Bring forward any resignation(s) of elected officials; (MA 96)

q) At the first meeting in January of each year provide bond(s) to council; (MA 113)

r) Sign minutes of Council and Committee meetings; (MA 115)

s) Sign bylaws; (MA 115)

t) Provide copies of public documents upon request or payment of fee; (MA 117)

u) Provide notice of first meeting of council; (MA 121)

v) Call a special meeting when lawfully requested to do so; (MA 123)


w) Determine the sufficiency of a petition requesting a public meeting of voters; (MA 129)

x) Determine the validity of a petition for referendum (30 days to report to council); (MA 135)

y) Administer public disclosure statements if the municipality adopts this requirement; (MA 142)

z) Record any abstentions or pecuniary interest declarations in the minutes; (MA 144)

aa) Provide information to the Auditor; (MA 190)

bb) Send amended tax notices when required and make necessary adjustments to the tax roll; (MA 264)

cc) Provide for payment of writ of execution against the municipality; (MA 353)

dd) Produce certain records upon request of inspector appointed by Minister; (MA 396)

Additional Duties of the Administrator

The Administrator shall:

a) Act as the returning officer for all elections under The Local Government Elections Act

b) Ensure that Public Notice is given as provided in the Act or any other act and/or as required by council in this bylaw, any other bylaw or resolution.

c) Ensure that the policies and programs of the Town are implemented

d) Advise, inform and make recommendations to council on the:

operations and affairs of the Municipality;

policies and programs of the Municipality;

the financial position of the Municipality;

e) Supervise all operations of the Municipality

f) Be responsible for the preparation and submission of the annual budget estimates from departments for Council

g) Monitor and control spending within program budgets established by Council.

h) Make routine expenditures on a daily basis until the annual budget is adopted by council.

i) Call for tenders

j) Purchase goods, services or work

k) Conduct negotiations for land purchases, annexations etc.

l) Attend meetings of Council and other meetings as Council directs

m) Shall follow through on council meeting requests in a timely manner

n) Provide a written report to council on a monthly basis

o) Provide a list of taxpayers requests at monthly council meeting

p) Provide information on tax and utility billings arrears and consequences report

q) Treat all taxpayers with respect.

r) If the ratepayer chooses to use verbal or physical abuse, this will not be tolerated under any circumstance.

s) The administrator and department heads will have an annual review coordinated by the policy/personnel task group

t) Grievances from staff will be dealt with by administrator except in the instance of the Public Works Foreman or with the administrator him/herself will be handled through the policy/personnel task group who will investigate grievance and report to council for resolution.

u) Giving written notice for the unpaid fees of a building contract (i.e. transient trader or other license fees) (Section 9(5)),


v) Sign the Securities Register by designated officer requires a bylaw to be in place. (Section 174)

w) Maintain debenture register and other duties relating to debenture transactions. (Section 175)

x) Certify the date on which tax notices are sent. (Section 269)

y) Prepare and send amended tax notices

z) Collection of amusement tax (Section 316)

aa) May be responsible for service for Seizure of Goods (Section 323)

In the Hanley Town Office, there are a number of other duties that the CAO or the Administrative Assistant are re-sponsible for, such as: Hall bookings and receipting, Campground bookings and receipting, Fire Brigade lottery fund, receipt and process charitable donations, maintain Cemetery records, reporting street light outag-es, Development and Building permits, social media and website communications, newsletter publication, housing rental directory, Bylaw Enforcement, communication/complaints about Animal Control, transfer station recording and reporting, promotional materials (bunnyhugs), dealing with concerns from citizens, directory services, activity direc-tory (even though we don’t always know what the volunteer or other organizations have planned, we get those inquir-ies anyway) to name a few.

We have to stay up-to-date on legislation, risk management, asset registry and management, and general government so there are always workshops and webinars to attend. Conferences and Conventions are important for developing networks with other municipalities and for the education sessions that are provided.

The Hanley Town CAO has been appointed by the Council to the Dundurn Rural Water Utility Board so she must keep up with committee and regular meetings to represent the Town of Hanley at that board table.

So, if the office staff seem a bit harried some days, they’ve been busy!

TRANSFER STATION INFORMATION

NOTICE OF ITEMS ACCEPTED AT THE TOWN OF HANLEY TRANSFER STATION

In accordance with our permit and Loraas Disposal the following items will NOT be accepted at the transfer station:

1. Tires;

2. Hazardous wastes of any kind: pesticides, chemicals which are radioactive, reactive, toxic, ignitable, corrosive, pathological, acidic, etc., or any waste which is otherwise listed as a hazardous or toxic substance;

3. Petroleum, petroleum remains or by-products;

4. Fuel tanks or oil barrels;

5. Asbestos, concrete, rocks, wire;

6. Petroleum contaminated soils;

7. Automobiles and other large metal objects;

8. Remains of or by-products of slaughter house operations;

9. Liquid domestic sewage, used oil, liquid wastes and sludges generally;

10. Liquid paints and solvents (dried material and empty cans are OK in the Loraas bin);

11. Acid-filled automotive batteries;

12. Propane tanks;

13. Any wood products treated with creosote (telephone poles, wooden pilings, railroad ties, etc.)

There are designated areas for steel. ONLY TREES OR UNTREATED/UNPAINTED LUMBER MAY GO IN THE

BURNING PIT. Contact the Town Office regarding bin rental.


ANIMAL CONTROL Our Animal Control Officer is Suzanne Coghill. She can be contacted at 306-371-3378 for concerns in regards to pets. Please be a responsible pet owner and keep your pets licensed, under control and cleaned up after! The Fairgrounds is NOT a designated spot to let your pet poop! You may let them be off-leash with-in the gymkhana area but the rest of the grounds are used for many activities that involve people walking around. It’s pretty nasty if they are walking in the poo you let your pet leave behind. Please remember to be responsible and pick up after your pets! The Town of Hanley has a lot of storm wa-ter drainage going through and those areas are being well maintained by Public Works but the fol-lowing information was sourced from the Water Security Agency “Stormwater Guidelines EPB 322 January 2014”: “The presence of pet waste in storm water runoff has a number of implications for urban stream water quality, with perhaps the greatest impact from fecal bacteria. According to a recent research study, nonhu-man waste represents a significant source of bacterial contamination in urban watersheds. These bacteria can pose health risks to humans and other animals and result in the spread of disease. Pet waste may also be a factor in the eutrophication of lakes. The release of nutrients from the decay of pet waste promotes weed and algae growth, limiting light penetration and the growth of aquatic vegetation. This situation, in turn, can reduce oxygen levels in the water affecting fish and other aquatic organisms.” This is just one more reason to pick up after you pet!

TOWN TIDBITS:

Please make sure to remove campers and trailers from the boulevards of the streets before snow fall. These makes snow removal very difficult.

Sometimes the Loraas truck has to pull over to the softer boulevard shoulders to pick up the garbage and

recycle carts. Please remember to put them out far enough to the edge of the road so they can easily access the carts and not sink into the soft spots.

Remember the Town’s email address has changed. It is now: [email protected]

You have probably seen the culverts on the side of the road by the old E & D Motors. The Town Council was going to extend the culvert on both sides of the road but when they reviewed the Asset Management

Plan, they learned that the culvert was 47 years old and was due for replacement. This culvert could have failed at any time so Council is acting pro-actively with the replacement of the culvert


Phil Sarich—Owner

Box 782 Dundurn, SK S0K 1K0

Ph: (306) 380-3113 * Fx: (306) 492-2520

Email: [email protected]

www.blackstrapheating.com

GREG BRKICH MLA

ARM RIVER CONSTITUENCY

102 Washington Avenue Phone: 1-800-539-3979

P.O. Box 1077 E-mail: [email protected]

Davidson, SK S0G 1A0

New item –Black Russell Zip-up Hoodies - $40 Hats (Curb brim or flat) - $40 Long red game socks - $10 Assorted practice jerseys and other clothing - $10 Available in size small to XXL Football T-Shirts - $25.00 Scarves - $25.00 Game-worn black ($40) & red jerseys ($20) If interested, see Mr. Anderson

SPARE BUS DRIVERS URGENTLY NEEDED!

RM RECYCLING BIN

INFORMATION NOTICE

The Blue Recycling Bin located at the RM shop is for recycling ONLY !

Acceptable Recycling Items:

Paper and Cardboard

Plastics with a Recycle Symbol #1-#7

Tin and Aluminum

Please respect these guidelines or the service may be terminated.

RM RESIDENTS ONLY

Area is under video surveillance

WEBSITE UPDATES

If you have a business in town and wish to advertise your name and phone number on the Town’s website, please visit: hanley.ca>Business>Directory and click on the link for emailing the Town Office to provide us with updated information. The same goes for volunteer organizations! Please help keep our website updated by contacting the Town Office. We can only keep the website as current as you tell us! Thank you!

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