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Ph: 780.663.3653 Fax: 780.663.3541 Email: [email protected] Web: www.ryley.caVILLAGE OF RYLEY 5005 50 St. Box 230 Ryley, AB T0B 4A0

Want the Village Voice sent right to your email?Email [email protected] and we will send you a copy every month!

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-ed in the Village Voice at no charge. Businesses welcome. All information must be submitted one week before the end of the month.

Alberta Tank Fabrication and Coating Ltd. Best in Design, Safety, Quality and Delivery.

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

YOUNG LIVING ESSENTIAL OILSRobert Evans (780) 663-2127

ATB Financial Ryley 780-663-3513 Now open: Mon. to Fri. from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Stop in and see what’s new!

TH Lawn & Snow Removal

Thomas Hoban780-663-2448 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

Affordable Peace Of Mind For All Your Business Needs

Holden Laundromat ~ 4920 - 50 St Holden Use rear door. Open: 9 am-9 pm. 7 days week. 780-632-9313

Rob Osborne - Senior Technician [email protected] Cell: 780-289-8142

www.dynamicscaleco.ca Toll Free: 1-844-488-7180

Stitch by Stitch Seamstress

Kaylee Hoffman in Ryley ~ 780-781-9791

Seniors Support Services Helping seniors maintain their homes with general cleaning & repairs to woodwork, flooring, painting, plumbing, & installation of medical aids. Phone 780-688-3357Phone or Text 780-918-5678Neil A. MacDonald o/o Alta West

Buildex Concrete ServicesAlso does snow removal with bobcat. Rob Stainthorpe 780-263-5850

[email protected]

24/7 Babysitting by Keltie & Savanah Call for rates. Very reasonable!

We work with you for you. 780-801-0880

Hours of Operation: Tuesday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Closed from 12-12:30 p.m.

Kids Help Phone 1-800-668-6868

1-800-668-6868

Is everybody too busy for your problem. Call Kids Help Phone.

Anonymous ~ Confidential ~ 24/7

Ryley MarketThur., December 5th. from 10 - 2 p.m.

at Community CenterUpcoming Market dates: Christmas Market Saturday, December 7 held at the Ryley Legion. Next market in 2020 will be March 5.

Any vendors interested in a table or putting on a market lunch in 2020 please contact Angel at 780-663-3653 or email: [email protected]

Christmas Tree Light Up & MarketSaturday, December 7th

Market: 12 to 5 p.m. at Ryley Legion HallTree Light Up: 5:30 p.m. sharp Century Park 50 Ave.

with Jolly guest and special gifts for the first50 children 12 and under.

Ham and Potato dinner available during market.Any vendors wanting a table please contact Angel at

780-663-3653 or [email protected]. Tables are limited due to locations size. Book Now!

Will be collecting food donations for theTofield/Ryley/Beaver Food Bank.

Christmas DinnerAt the Ryley Market, Ryley Community Hall

Thursday, Dec. 5Meal will be served from 12-1:30 p.m.

Adults $14 Student $10 Children under 6 FreeTurkey, potatoes, gravy, dressing, vegetables, salad,

bun, cranberries and dessertCall in take-out orders before 11 a.m., 780-663-3607.

Sponsored by the Ryley Swimming PoolHope you can make it out and help support our

local swimming pool!

Ryley council & staff would like to wish everyone a safe & Merry

Christmas!

Annual Christmas Light UpContest

Thursday, December 5 from 6 – 8 p.m.Have your lights on!

Best Outdoor Decorated Residence1st $250 2nd $200 3rd $150

Best Outdoor/Window Decorated Business1st $250 2nd $200 3rd $150

Plus a framed certificate to display in theplace of business.

BUSINESSbizzBusinesses Advertise Here!The Village Voice is accepting business ads. Now that we are a three page paper with a business section, businesses can advertise at no charge. You can send your information to [email protected] or drop off at the village office during office hours. For information and cut off dates please contact Angel at 780-663-3653.

For All Your Sewing Needs Dress Making, Alterations, Patching, Drapery & Hemming

Call Sylvia in Ryley ~ 780-663-3324

Do You Need Help with your Housekeeping? Call Yvonne at 780-663-2235 (evenings)

Donna’s Tax Ser vice All kinds of tax returns, including small business & farms

Over 25 years of experience. Can pick up and deliver. Donna Pope 663-3693

Lapointe’s Renos Bathrooms, kitchens & handyman services PHONE ROBERT FOR FREE ESTIMATE 5012-50 st. Ryley AB T0B 4A0 Box 353 780-919-0612 [email protected]

Quality Yard Work Snow removal, mowing, weed whacking and raking. Price

on size of sidewalk. No yard too big. Seniors discounts! Call Ray, 780-632-5605.

First Line Tire Services (587) 990-2886 The RIGHT experience to keep you rolling. OTR, INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL, LIMITED ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE. 24 HR MOBILE SERVICE Regular Hours 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Doug Hanson Owner/Operator [email protected]

The Rink Diner 5117-49 st. OPEN for BREAKFAST!

Monday to Friday~ 7 to 2 p.m. by Grethe’s Kitchen.

Daily Specials and Take-Outs. 780-663-3960

“JOIN THE HEALTHY HAIR REVOLUTION” AlbertaHairProducts.MyMonat.Com

Kolbey Kumson 780-616-7184 [email protected]

Sherri-Ann Vanstone 780-719-3783 Ryley, AlbertaVoxxlife.com/SherriVanstone

Country Bottle Depot Hours: Tuesday & Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

5012-48 Ave., Holden, By Old Bus Barn Mark 780-632-9313

We SORT, COUNT & PICK UP!!! Call today!

Need childcare? Childcare in my home. Call Yvonne at 780-663-2235.

RSM heating ltd. Furnace Installations or Replacements

Free estimates Licensed Installers ~ Serving Ryley area for 20 years.

Call Leo 780-221-8754 or 780-663-2441.

CHCRC is now accepting grant application from local and area

non-profit organizationsDeadline is March 1, 2020

Applications are available on the Ryley website or can be picked up at the Ryley Municipal Office, 5005-50 St. during office hours. You can also request an email copy by emailing [email protected]

You can drop off your application at the Ryley Munic-ipal Office. The minutes are available for reading at the Village office, and on their website.

Funds available for 2020 applications: $25,000According to the Terms of Reference, the commit-

tee members make decisions based on whether the group or activity is a “recreational, leisure, community resource or program” and that it “enhances the overall general well-being of residents”. Watch for meeting dates coming soon. The public is welcome to attend these committee meetings, but only as an observer.

Committee members are: Stan Yuha, Glen Hamil-ton-Brown, Lyndie Nickel, Lori-Jo Pope, Cyndy Heslin, Mathew Kowalski, and Annette Short. If you have questions, please leave your contact information at the Village office, and a member will respond.

2019 Hosting Fees from Clean Harbors:1st Quarter: $59,316.69

2nd Quarter: $105,922.323rd Quarter: $90,491.84

Riley and Quinn from Ryley hav-ing a little visit with Santa at the Festi-val of Trees on November 13th at the Ryley Commu-nity Hall. There was lots of crafts and ac-tivities enjoyed by children and their parents all arranged by FCSS.

River Rock Cafe’NOW OPEN!

5111-50 St. Ryley 780-663-3300Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

We serve soup, salads, sandwiches, burgers, sides, desserts, extras & evening specials!

Weekly specials will be posted on the Ryley Today Facebook page.

CAO Update Hello again Ryley! For my final article of 2019, I

thought I would pass along some progress news…Our final moment for the “Cessation of the Train Whis-tle” is extremely close! As I mentioned in August, Angel has been keeping a close eye on the file and we now only wait for CN to make some timing adjustment to the crossing arms and then it’s all done. Of course, their strike came at the worst time, but we’re crossing our fingers for some Christmas silence. Either way, 2020 will be the year that Ryley will finally be able to listen to train rumbles, track clack-clacks and metal wheel squeals in relative, splendid silence.

Robert Young is eagerly waiting for winter to set in earnestly so he can build the ice for the Outdoor Skat-ing Rink. Unfortunately, we haven’t received enough interest in curling, so we’ve delayed the installation of that ice surface – it’s simply not economical to oper-ate the plant without enough teams. Maybe you can spread the word and encourage some members of our community to take up the sport? Perhaps you can sign up? Nevertheless, we are looking for alternatives to use the space if curling doesn’t take hold this year.

We’re very encouraged by some of the business development that is occurring. The River Rock is now providing a lunch and supper service while Grethe con-tinues providing breakfast and lunch. We are working to get our fuel service back online and several home-based businesses like Mike Klassen’s drone Gradient Imaging are starting to gain traction. We are eager to help you succeed in your commercial endeavours so please let us know how we can help to support you.

It’s been six months since you’ve welcomed me in as your new CAO. I’ve learned a lot about Ryley in that time and I remain very enthusiastic about some of the wonderful ideas and initiatives that Council, Staff and numerous Citizens have brought forward toward building our community even stronger and fulfilling our vision of “Living the Life of Ryley”. Regardless of some fiscal pressures from National and Provincial challenges, we enjoy some solid Municipal advantages because of our great partnerships with Clean Harbors, Beaver Municipal Solutions, Beaver County and fellow regional towns and villages. Additionally, community member voices such as yours and groups such as the Ryley Public Advisory Committee (RPAC) push us to strive for excellence and demand of us to continually reach higher.

Finally, I know you’ve noticed that 52 Avenue by the School and Pool didn’t get paved; the weather beat us. However, as soon as the spring weather clears enough, that project will be promptly completed. In the end,

that extra time spent under traffic will compact the sub-surface just a little tighter and our street will be a stronger construction. We’re now planning and weighing options for our 2020 capital project(s) so we can get right to it. We can’t announce anything yet, but I have a strong feeling that we have a great year ahead of us.

HAPPY WANDERERS!Happy Wanderer’s is a group of ladies 55 + look-

ing for opportunities to get out of the house, have some fun and socialize with other ladies. There will be planned monthly outings.

Watch for posters around Tofield and Ryley, also on Facebook - Tofield Today & Ryley Today for upcoming events.

FREE Family Swim DayIn an effort to promote wellness in our region, the Tofield and Area Health Services Foundation has teamed up with the Ryley Pool and Wellness Centre to sponsor Free Family Swim Day the1st Sunday of the month from 2 to 5 p.m.

FREE Family Swim Dates: Dec. 1st.

Ryley Council Meeting DatesRyley Municipal Office 5005-50 St.

Tues. Dec. 3 - Committee of the Whole - 6:45 p.m.Tues. Dec. 17 - Regular Council - 6:45 p.m.

Committee of the Whole meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month and Regular Council Meetings are held the third Tuesday of the month. Meetings start at 6:45 p.m. and are held at the Ryley Municipal Office, 5005-50 St. Special Council Meetings and any changes to the regular scheduled dates for Council Meetings will be posted on the village website and front window of the Municipal Office on the north side of the front door.

Win a turkey supper!$2 a ticket. Proceeds go to Christmas hampers.

5-7kg turkey, stuffing, potatoes, carrots, cranberry jelly, pie makings. Sponsor By: Gradient Imaging

Purchase tickets at the Ryley Municipal Office, 5005-50 St., and at the Ryley Market on December 5. Draw to be made December 5. We will call the winner. Must be picked up by Friday, December 6.

Did you know that Gradient Imaging is a new busi-ness in Ryley that’s licensed in drone operations? He specializes in Thermal Imaging, Aerial Photography, Crop Scouting, Search and Rescue and more. For more information please contact Mike Klassen at 780-729-0260 or email: [email protected]. Check out the website at www.gradientimaging.ca

43rd Annual General Meeting OfThe Beaver Heritage &

Ag. SocietyMonday, December 16th 7:00 p.m.

Where: Ryley Municipal Office, 5005-50 St.Everyone welcome. Refreshments to follow.

Penalty ReminderAny outstanding utilities will receive a 5% penalty

on December 1, 2019 and any outstanding utilities as of January 1, 2020 will be rolled over onto your tax account January 2, 2020.

Any amount owing on taxes after December 31st will receive a 10% penalty. If you have any question please call Jocelyn at 780-663-3653 during office hours.

Notice:Monthly Withdrawal CustomersPlease contact the Village Office if you would like to

make arrangements for Monthly Payment Withdrawal on Utilities and/or Taxes. Contracts must be signed before December 13, 2019. (Some restrictions apply.) Please contact Jocelyn at 780-663-3653 for details and/or to sign up.

WECAN - WHY NOT!About WECAN Food Basket

The WECAN Food Basket Society operates as a “ware-house without walls” – we buy all our food in bulk and distribute it to our community based depots. The Program in Tofield-Ryley

Members prepay for their food baskets by the first Friday of each month by depositing their order enve-lope in the mail slot at the Village of Ryley Office. Then, orders can be picked up on the third or fourth Thursday of the month at the Ryley Municipal Office.A WECAN Food Basket consists of...

Fresh food is the staple of any healthy diet. Our food offering is:Meat Order ($15): 2-3 cuts of frozen meat,Produce Order ($10): 3 types of fresh vegetables and 3 kinds of seasonal fruit. Members can order whatever quantity of each order they would like, for example:2 produce + 1 meat = $35 or 2 meat + 1 produce = $40 Membership is $5 per year: Apr 1 to Mar 31.For more information: WECAN Food Basket Society of Alberta 780-413-4525 Website: www.wecanfood.comOr email the Tofield-Ryley Depot at:[email protected] A grant for our volunteer driver generously provided by: Beaver Municipal Solutions

Fees Due: Dec. 6th - Pick Up: Dec. 19th

Cut Your Own Christmas Tree2 Days Only!

Saturday, December 7 & 14 from 12-5 p.m.At Vern & Jan Hafso’s, 48302-RR120, Viking, AB

Bring the family and cut your tree together! 5-6 foot tall white spruce trees for the holiday season.

Need help? There’s lot of volunteers to help with cutting & loading your tree to take home.

Cost: $50In support of the Walking Trail Project in Viking.

Thank you to Vern & Jan Hafso for supporting the VCWS Project!

Tag us on Facebook! @VikingCommunityWellnessSociety

FCSS is coming to RyleyDecember 6, 11 & 17 from 8:30 a.m.-noon

The Tofield/Ryley/Beaver West FCSS staff will be in the Ryley Municipal Office, 5005-50 St., to assist indi-viduals with seniors form completion/fax or mail to Se-niors Alberta, income support applications, collection of volunteer income tax items, and referrals to counsel-ling or other services. If you have any questions please contact FCSS at 780-662-7067.

Volunteers Needed for the Christmas Season!

Below are a few volunteer opportunities in need of your help.Thursday December 19th (Tofield) – Christmas Ham-per Packing Day at the Tofield Community Hall.Volunteers needed for the following:

• 10:00 a.m. Volunteers needed to help set up and sort.• 1:00 p.m. Volunteers needed to pack the hampers.

Friday December 20th (Tofield) – Finish filling ham-pers, check hampers. Saturday December 21st (Ryley) – Christmas Hamper Delivery and Pick Up Day (11:00 am -1:00 pm)Volunteers needed for Deliveries Only:

• 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 pm at the Community Hall. NOTE: We do not need Volunteers at the hall to do the Pick-Up portion. We have filled all those spots already. Saturday December 21st (Tofield) – Christmas Ham-per Pick Up & DeliveriesVolunteers needed:

• 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. for Deliveries• 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. for Pick-ups at Tofield Hall

Anyone wanting to volunteer please contact the FCSS Office at 780-662-7067.

Christmas HampersThe Community Christmas Hamper Program aims to

help those who need some extra assistance around the holiday season.

Community Christmas Hamper intake forms are now available at the FCSS office in Tofield. The deadline to register for a Christmas Hamper is Friday December 12, 2019. You must apply in person as you will be required to give proof of your physical address, and photo I.D. 5407-50 Street Tofield (upstairs) please call if any ques-tions, 780-662-7067.

As part of the Christmas Hamper’s, gifts are given to the children in the families by means of the Angel Tree. Angel Trees are located in the Tofield and Ryley Post Of-fice as of November 14th. If you would like to purchase a child a gift, you may visit the Post Offices and chose a pink or blue Angel and purchase a gift for that child. Please return the gifts unwrapped to the Post Office.Our service area includes the Town of Tofield, Village of Ryley and Beaver County from West Borders to Strath-cona County, East to RR 162/Hwy 855 not including the Village of Holden.

If you are interested in volunteering please call FCSS, 780-662-7067. Thank you in advance to everyone who helps out with this campaign each year. It would not be successful without your help.

Ryley Municipal Office Holiday Closure Dates

Closed December 24, 25, 26, 31 & January 1Anyone wishing to make any last minute payments

can send a cheque or money order through the mail and we will honor the postage date stamped to avoid any penalties. You can also pay on-line or at your bank through a select few banking institutions. Please check with your bank ahead of time if this is an option you chose to take. For more information please contact the Municipal office at 780-663-3653.

Hot Lunch for Ryley StudentsWednesday, December 11, Lunch Hour

at the Ryley SchoolBeef on a Bun

Drink and Dessert $3.00Sponsored by the Good News Community Church.

Ryley PiesRyley Pies will be at both upcoming markets (Dec.

5 at hall and 7 at Legion). We will be offering a selec-tion of savoury meat pies, pastries and freshly-baked breads.

Christmas Candle Light Service7 p.m. Sunday, December 22nd at the Ryley Lutheran Church on main street.

Everyone Welcome.

Christmas happenings at the Good News Community Church

Sunday, December 8th, 3 p.m. - Christmas Carol Sing. Come for an afternoon of singing Christmas carols and enjoying some special music.Sunday, December 22nd, 11a.m. - Sunday School Christmas Program.Tuesday, December 24th, 6 p.m. - Christmas Eve Service.

Youth & AWANA Holiday Break DatesAWANA ends Thursday Dec. 5th and resumes Jan. 9th.Youth ends Friday Dec. 13 and resumes Jan. 17th.

Awana: Gr. K-6. Thursdays 6:30 to 8 p.m.Awana is a bible based children’s program. At Awana children will enjoy a safe and fun environment where they will enjoy a game’s time, story time and singing each week.Senior Youth Group: Gr. 7-12 Fridays 7 to 10 p.m.At Youth Group teens will enjoy a wide range of activ-ities from Soccer Rugby, capture the flag, and other outside games to movie night and youth concerts. Sunday School: All school ages. Sundays 9:30 a.m. Adult Bible study happens at the same time. 9:30 a.m. Junior Youth Group: Gr. 4-7. Two Friday nights a month from 7 to 9 p.m. Hosted by Salem Mennonite church and Good News Community Church.For more info contact Pastor Mark 780 663-3664. Email: [email protected] website: ryleygncc.ca

Community Christmas Hamper Program

The Tofield/Ryley/Beaver County West Hamper Pro-gram intake forms are now available at the FCSS office, 5407-50 St. Tofield (Upstairs). For more information please contact the FCSS office at 780-662-7067.

Monday - Friday: 8:30-12 p.m. & 1-4:30 p.m.The deadline to sign up is

Thursday, December 12, 2019.

Annual Dessert NightFriday, December 13th at the

Ryley Community Centre, 5103-49 St. Come out for a night filled with Dessert! Refresh-

ments available. Silent and Live Auction. This year’s funds will be donated to The Cross Cancer Institution. Please come out and support this cause with us!

Doors Open at 6 p.m. Live Auction at 8 p.m.Door Entry - $10 6-12yrs - $5 & under - Free

Questions call or text Lucy Upham at 780-781-6014.

Animal LicenseIt’s now that time of year when you should be renew-

ing or getting your animal license.Dogs: $10/Fixed, $25/Not FixedCats: Free/Fixed, $15/Not Fixed

We ask that if you have a picture of your pet, bring it in for us to photocopy. This helps us find the owner, if a pet’s tag has been lost or removed. Please note that if you have your pet registered in a different town or city, you are still required to get a Ryley Animal License. Please remember that dogs and cats are to be kept contained within the owners property, or possession, at all times. If you have any questions or concerns please contact the Ryley Village Office at 780-663-3653.

New Entrepreneur Project Takes Beaver County 4-H Multi

Club By Storm Josh Ruzicka, Club Reporter

The Beaver County 4-H Multi Club has begun in its third year of 4-H in Holden, with more members and more projects, including the new business entrepre-neur project in which there are 11 members. The other projects include small engines, heifer, sheep, swine, horsemanship and carcass beef.

The club has had three meetings so far and they have all been very productive, and the snacks have been delicious. Our club goal this year is to have all members complete their record books and 4-H diaries on time.

We’ll keep you posted for the next update for the Beaver County 4-H Multi Club.

Check out the club’s Facebook page (Beaver County 4-H Multi Club) to see upcoming events and news.

HAITI REBUILDING FUNDRAISERTHANK YOU !!

Once again, I’d like to express my heartful thanks to everyone who donated used items to my Value Village FUNDrive fundraiser for a construction project in Haiti in 2020. This time, 10,000 lbs of used items were col-lected and delivered to Value Village. That’s about 4.5 tons of material that might otherwise have ended up in our landfill. Good job, everyone!

The environment wasn’t the only winner - between the money paid by Value Village ($1200) and other generous cash donations, over $2300 was raised for my Haiti construction project. That’s almost enough to build another hurricane shelter home! Thank you so much!

A special thank-you is due as well to the Ryley Library Board and staff who graciously allowed me to use the library and some staff time to collect the used items.

I may hold another used clothing drive in the Spring if there is sufficient interest so if you’d like to partici-pate again (or weren’t able to donate this time), you may have another opportunity. I also hope to partici-pate in the Village Market in March.

Thank you again, Ryley! This is indeed an amazing community of which we can be proud!

River Rock Cafe NOW OPEN!5111-50 St. Ryley780-663-3300

Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.We serve soup, salads, sandwiches,

burgers, sides, desserts, extras & evening specials!

Weekly specials will be posted on the Ryley Today Facebook page.

CLOSED Thursday, December 5th.

Legion Thanks You!Members of the Royal Canadian Legion Ryley Branch

No. 192 would like to thank all those who contributed to the 2019 Poppy Campaign. Your donations to the Poppy Trust Fund will help our Branch to support a variety of projects throughout the year.

Thank you to everyone who wore a poppy during Veteran’s Week.

A special thank you to the Ryley Community Pre-school staff and children for their beautiful handcrafted crosses displayed on the Cenotaph.

Special thanks to the staff and students at Ryley School for the excellent Remembrance Program held at the school on Thursday November 7.

Thank you to the following businesses and individu-als for their donations.

BEAVER MUNICIPAL SOLUTIONSCLEAN HARBORS CANADA INC.

RYALTA INDUSTRIES LTD.THE VILLAGE OF RYLEY

RYLEY SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCHBEAVER COUNTY

BLACK EARTH HUMICRYLEY COMMUNITY PRESCHOOL

JASON LUSKGEORGE’S HARNESS AND SADDLERY

THE RINK – GRETHE’S KITCHENSHELLY GOOD

RYLEY SAUSAGE LTDLISA’S MARKET – RYLEY FOODS

RYLEY LIQUOR STOREV. SHORT & AARON KOPP

ALL BUSINESSES WHO GRACIOUSLY ALLOWED US TO PLACE OUR POPPY TRAYS AND WREATHS IN THEIR

ESTABLISHMENT.“They are not forgotten, we will remember them”

Neckwork Massage Therapy5111-50 St. ~ Side Door

780-886-5916Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Thursday Evenings.

Do call for an appointment to insure availability.Kinds of Massage:

Relaxation, Cranio Sacral and Therapeutic.Benefits of Massage:

Lowers heart rate and blood pressure, improves cir-culation, reduces muscle tension, soreness, and pain, increases range of motion, reduces stress, enhances perception/creativity, supports your total well-being

and feels good.Massage Appointments can range from 1/2 hour to

2 hours, and are priced accordingly.Call or text Deb at 780-886-5916.

On your lunch break come by for a Chair Massage 20 minutes for $20. Let me help you through your day!

Curling Season CanceledThe village has decided fiscally and due to the lack

of interest that there will be no curling this season. If you have any questions or concerns please contact the CAO, Glen-Hamilton-Brown (Hambro) at 780-663-3653.

UPCOMINGevents

Tuesday, December 24, 2019- Christmas Eve Service, 6 p.m. at the Good News Community Church. Everyone welcome.

Monday, December 16, 2019

- Ag. Society Annual General Meeting, 7 p.m. at Ryley Municipal Office, 5005-50 St. Everyone welcome.

Friday, December 6, 2019

- Sunshine Club Crib Tournament, 7p.m. at the Ryley Sunshine Club, 5124-50 St.- WECAN Fees Due. See ad for details.

Saturday, December 7, 2019

- Christmas Market, 12-5 p.m. at Legion & Tree Light Up, 5:30 p.m. sharp at Century Park.

Sunday, December 8, 2019- Christmas Carol Sing, 3 p.m. at the Good News Community Church. Everyone welcome.

Thursday, December 19, 2019- WECAN Pick up. See ad for full details.

Friday, December 13, 2019

- Annual Dessert Night, 6 p.m. at Ryley Community Center. Funds will be donated to The Cross Cancer Institution.

Sunday, December 1, 2019

- Free Family Swim, 2-5 p.m. See ad for details.

- Ryley Market, 10 to 2 p.m. at the Community Center, 5103-49 St. See ad for details.- Christmas Light Up Contest Judging from 6 to 8 p.m. Have your lights on!

Thursday, December 5, 2019

- Ryley Royal Canadian Legion Branch #192 meeting, 2 p.m. at legion. See ad for details.

Tuesday, December 10, 2019

Sunday, December22, 2019

- Sunday School Christmas Program, 11 a.m. at the Good News Community Church. Everyone welcome.- Christmas Candle Light Service, 7 p.m. at the Ryley Lutheran Church on main street. Everyone Welcome.


- Regular Council Meeting, 6:45 p.m. Held at the Ryley Municipal Office, 5005-50 St.

McPherson Municipal Library Fall Hours

Mon. & Thur. 4-7 p.m.Tues. & Fri. 12-7 p.m. Wed. Closed

Closed Dec. 25, 26 & Jan. 1Upcoming Book Discussions held at 7:30 p.m.:

December 17: Little Fires EverywhereJanuary 14: Such A Lonely RoadFebruary 11: The Cactus

Students, are you cold on the way home or just out and about and get a chill? Come into the library when we’re open to warm up and have some free hot choc-olate!

For any questions you can call 780-663-3999 or email Kim at [email protected] or see our website at www.mcphersonlibrary.ab.ca

The Paragon Theatre Showtimes5019-50 St. Holden

Admission $7 ~ Under 12 years $3Dec. 14th: Dora & the Lost City of Gold (PG) 3 p.m. Blinded by the Light (PG) 7 p.m. Jan. 11th: The Art of Racing in the Rain (PG) 3 p.m. Brittany Runs a Marathon (14A) 7 p.m.Admission, information, and updates are on www.beaverhillplayers.com. You can also email [email protected]


- Committee of the Whole Council Meeting, 6:45 p.m. Held at the Ryley Municipal Office, 5005-50 St.

Community Adult Learning Program

We are looking for Tutors. We are looking for individu-als who have 2-4 hours a week available for one on one or small group tutoring in the following adult learning areas: Basic Digital Skills, Basic Math, Literacy and En-glish Language Learning.$20/hr for Tutor Sessions + mileage if travel is required to meet the learner. You Can Make a Big Impact on the Lives of Adult Learners in Beaver County!To Register for any of our programs, please contact:

Phone: 780 663 3730 Email: [email protected]: www.beavercountycalp.ca

One on One Tutoring available in the following areas: English Language Learning, Basic Math, Basic Reading and Writing and Basic Digital Skills.We are actively searching for learners!Helping you manage your future career path!Topics include: Job Loss & Grieving, Career Transition and Job Search Skills & Resources, Building Resiliency and Managing Stress, SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) Analysis, Change ManagementResumes and Cover Letters.This program is free and you can register for the full program or any half day topics you are interested in. Money Matters One on One or Small Class AvailableIncreasing financial literacy skills and confidence in managing personal finances. Workbook 1 Spending PlansWorkbook 2 Banking BasicsWorkbook 3 Credit and BorrowingWorkbook 4 RESPs and Other Ways to Save

You can choose to participate in one, two, three or all four workbook sessions.GED Preparation April 14-June 25Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.Beaver County Service Centre – 5120-50 St., Ryley

The GED is a General High School Equivalency Diplo-ma and is recognized by many employers throughout Alberta. The GED Preparation Program is a 100-hour Web conferenced class that prepares you to challenge the GED Exam. The program consists of 5 subjects – Social Studies, Science, Math, English Literature and Grammar, and an essay which must be passed in order to receive the GED Diploma from Alberta Education. There is an on-site instructor to assist you with your learning during class times.

Students must be very committed to take this pro-gram and an intake interview will occur to make sure it is the right fit for you. Student Financial Aid is available through a Part-time Studies Grant.APPLICATION DEADLINE IS April 1, 2020

Wishing you a happy and joyous Holiday Season!!

Our office will be closed from December 21st - January 5th, 2020 to spend time with our friends and

family.Looking forward to serving you in

the New Year!!

Changing lives through adult foundation learning in connected communities.

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10% Penalty on unpaid Taxes Ryley Municipal Office Closed

2 3 5 6Committee of the Whole 6:45p.m.

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Market at Hall 10-2 p.m.Ryley School Early Dismissal 12a.m.

Light Up Contest Judging 6-8 p.m.Euchre at Sunshine Club - 7 p.m.AWANA, 6:30-8 p.m.

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Sunshine Club Crib Tourn. 7 p.m.WECAN Fees DueSeniors Youth Group, 7-10 p.m. FCSS- Ryley Office 8:30 a.m.-noonLegion Open 4:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m.Celebrate the Season - Viking

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Christmas Market 12-5 p.m. LegionChristmas Light Up 5:30 p.m. sharpCut Your Own Tree - Viking

4FREE Family Swim 2-5 p.m.Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.5% Penalty on unpaid UtilitiesOpry Gold 2 p.m. - Holden

Legion Meeting 2 p.m.14

FCSS- Ryley Office 8:30 a.m.-noon

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Deadline to Sign Up for EFT’sSeniors Youth Group, 7-10 p.m.Junior Youth Group, 7-9 p.m.Annual Dessert Night 6 p.m. HallLegion Open 4:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m.

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Paragon Movie - HoldenCut Your Own Tree - Viking

11Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.Christmas Carol Sing at GNCC 3 p.m.

19 20Regular Council Meeting 6:45p.m.FCSS- Ryley Office 8:30 a.m.-noon Library Book Discussion 7:30 p.m.

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Euchre at Sunshine Club - 7 p.m. WECAN Pick Up

23Ryley Municipal Office ClosedEuchre at Sunshine Club - 7 p.m.Library Closed

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18Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.

26 27Ryley Municipal Office ClosedChristmas Program at GNCC 6 p.m.

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NO Sunday School at GNCC

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Legion Open 4:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m.

Ryley School Closed for Holiday Break. Classes resume Jan. 6Legion Open 4:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m.

Additional information to all calendar events can be in the ads. You will also find the Village Voice, events and

village information on the website at www.ryley.ca. For any inquiries please contact the

Ryley Municipal Office at 780-663-3653.

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Legion MeetingsMeetings will be held on the

second Tuesday of each month at the Ryley Legion Hall,

5121-50 St., starting at 2 p.m.

511 Alberta Road Information

Up-to-date road information. Call 5-1-1 toll-free

511.alberta.ca or follow us on Twitter @511Alberta

Ryley Pool & Wellness Centre5212 - 52 Ave ~ 780-663-3505

Fall HoursSunday 2 - 5 p.m.

Mon. & Wed. 7 - 9 a.m.6 - 8 p.m.

Friday 7:30 - 9 a.m.

To check swim time changes, updates and book for parties, please call 780-663-3505 or see Ryley Pool & Wellness Centre Facebook Page.

Ready….Set….Skate!Ryley outdoor skating rink will soon be open! Free skating.

For any questions please contact the Village Office at 780-663-3653. Hours of operation of skating shack once ice is ready:

Mon.-Thurs. 4 to 9 p.m. & Fri.-Sun. 1 to 9 p.m.NO PUCKS AFTER 9 P.M.!

Christmas Hamper DeadlineEuchre at Sunshine Club - 7 p.m.

Ag. Society Annual GM Mtg. 7 p.m.

Special Swim 1-4 p.m. & 6-8 p.m.

Sunday School Christmas Pro-gram at GNCC 11 a.m.Christmas Candle Light Service at Lutheran Church 7 p.m.

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Ryley Pool Special Swim Dates

Dec. 30, Jan 1 & 31-4 p.m. & 6-8 p.m.

For any questions call 780-663-3505.

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