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Community
Champions
brought to you by
Leap of Faith organizer Tina Gougeon poses beside a 2006 Porsche
911, one of a large number of entries at the Morinville Redliners Show
‘n Shine held at the Morinville Legion Saturday in conjunction with the
cancer fundraiser. A total of $8,200 was raised from the event.
Local car enthusiasts assist
with local cancer fundraiser
by Lucie Roy with files from Morinville News
A Morinville woman turned adversity into hope with a fundraiser in
aid of the Alberta Cancer Foundation over the weekend. The Leap of
Faith Golf Tournament, Silent Auction and Show ‘n’ Shine took place
Aug. 16 at Terrae Pines Golf Course and the Morinville Royal Canadian Legion Branch 176. Although organizer Tina Gougeon had hoped
to raise $5,000 for the cause, local support ballooned that amoun t
to more than $8,200 when the numbers were tallied Saturday night.
Gougeon was diagnosed with breast cancer at the beginning
of February of this year, had her first surgery by the end of that
month, and has another scheduled for Aug. 27. Gougeon says her
prognosis is good – the chemo is working, the cancer shrinking.
Through her experiences battling the disease, Gougeon decided
she wanted to do something to assist others who are living with
cancer, and organized the fundraiser for the Cross Cancer Foundation.
Like many Albertans, cancer has touched both sides of her family. Her father died of cancer and four of her mother’s siblings have
passed from the disease. Other relatives have had and conquered
the illness.
Gougeon was overwhelmed by the local support in getting her
fundraiser off the ground and running. The Morinville Legion stepped
up to co-host the event and many local businesses stepped forward
to support it through prizes and promotions. Two of the major elements of the event were an accommodations package in Mexico or
Florida provided for the silent auction by Professional Realty, and a
$5,000 hole-in-one opportunity, sponsored by Linda Getzlaf of Re/
Max Realty.
Car club helps with important cause
The event included a four-ball / best-ball tournament and steak
dinner back at the Legion. A silent auction ran throughout the day
as well as a fundraising barbecue and show and shine, the latter
organized by the Morinville Redliners. Twenty-five vehicles were registered in the Show ‘n’ Shine, with many of the vehicles belonging to
members of the Morinville Redliners Car Club. Redliner co-founder
Ron Cust said the club has about 25 members from Morinville and
surrounding area and that the club has been in existence for about
18 months.
Cust said the Redliners will be partnering with Smith Music in
early September for an outdoor concert, show and shine, and car
cruise. He said part of the proceeds from that event will be donated
to cancer causes.
Opposite page from top: Ron Cust with his 1966 Mercury Parlane Convertible. Claude Phaneuf with the 1930 Model A Ford kit car. Doris Jolicoeur
standing beside a 1967 Charger 1. Frank Preeper with his 1962 convertible
Chevrolet Impala. 1964 Mercury Maruader, 1965 T-Bird and 1966 Mercury
Parklane. Ed Pomerleau with the 1971 383-4 BBL Chrysler Newport. Gib
Boddez with his candy apple red 1967 S-33 Meteor Console. Lil Boddez with
the 1976 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham-440-4 barrel she received as a
birthday gift in 1978. Jerry Kaup with his two red trucks: a 1950 Dodge 1
ton and the 1979 Red Express. Photos by Lucie Roy.
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Day Program a hub of activity
Lucie Roy photos
The Alberta Health Services Day Program was a hub of activity Aug. 13 with many projects on the go. Services provided by
the Day Program include assistance with personal care, therapy, recreation, social activities, and life skills training.
From top: Bob Johnson paints a
ceramic dog. Bob Painchaud works
on a doll house that will be used in
a raffle for the Morinville Day Support Program. Shirley Telford puts
the finishing touches on a ceramic
gnome. Chris Schmidlt paints some
ceramic owls.
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Letter: Farmers’ Market holding
their first Morinville Country Fair
The Morinville Farmers’ Market is hosting
its first (of hopefully many) Country Fair, on
Saturday August 23rd, 2014.
The Morinville Country Fair will kick off at
9 a.m. with a free pancake breakfast on 104
Street, and will be followed by a Farmers’
Market and Bench Show (best potato, carrot,
quilt, knitted items, photography, sheep,
llama, pig, chicken etc).
There are many various activities planned
during the day, including a watermelon eating competition, a lumberjack challenge,
mechanical bull riding and lots of old fash-
ioned games for kids and adults.
The Morinville Country Fair will end with
the Farm-to-Table Dinner on 104 Street and
a street dance with music provided by The
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels! The Street Dance
begins at 9 p.m. and everyone is welcome!
There is no cost for the street dance.
For more information please visit
www.morinvillefarmersmarket.com.
Korien Sampson
Morinville Farmers’ Market Manager
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Columns & Letters
Couple pleased with local
pay-it-forward experience
Editor:
The gentleman at the next table struck up a friendly conversation
with us and we felt very welcomed to your town. When we went to
pay we discovered that he had paid for us. What a great gesture.
That happens so rarely these days. We want to thank him and let
him know that he is a true ambassador for your town.
We will pay it forward!
On August 9 we went for breakfast at the Friends and Neighbours
Family Restaurant after spending the night at the Morinville RV Park.
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Organizational review seeks more
efficiency for Town of Morinville
by Tristan Turner
using our resources correctly?” she said. “We’re going to evaluate
everything.”
However, Mayor Holmes was quick to clarify that the evaluation
doesn’t necessarily mean the creation of a list of programs or services to cut. “We’re not really sure at this point [if programs/services
will be cut], we’re keeping it open and everything is on the table,
but we’re not expecting that we’re going to receive a list back of
things that we need to cut. We’re going to receive ideas of how we
can be more efficient. It’s going to be things like policies that we’re
missing, and gaps in how we’re operating certain procedures and
policies that we have in place,” Holmes said, adding the Town’s snow
removal program could be one area that the organizational review
could look at for efficiencies.
While the initiative is Council led, Holmes said there would be
some public consultation through the process. However, no official
plans have been made for open houses or other public events as of
yet.
The mayor also explained that updates will provided to Council
throughout the next few months on the review already in progress.
She said residents would be given access to this information in press
releases and through Town social media channels.
Council has engaged Edmonton consulting firm Nichols Applied
Management to conduct an Organizational Effectiveness and Efficiency Review for the Town of Morinville and the services it offers.
The review was budgeted at $100,000 in the 2014 Budget, passed
last spring. It is expected the review will take the next four months
to complete.
In a release issued Friday, Mayor Lisa Holmes said Council sees
the organizational review as an “important step to effectively plan
for Morinville’s future” and that all of Council is “wholeheartedly”
behind the review. In the same release, Chief Administrative Officer Debbie Oyarzun said she believed the organizational review
“will provide an opportunity to identify ways to be innovative and
improve the delivery of quality public services, and the provision of
facilities and infrastructure in Morinville.”
During an interview, Mayor Holmes described the Council-led
endeavour as going through and evaluating service levels by taking
every single program or service that the Town of Morinville provides
to residents and businesses, and evaluating it. “Is it what we need?
Is it effective use of our time? Is it an efficient use of staff? Is it
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Alberta PC leadership candidate and former
bank executive Jim Prentice spoke to Progressive
Conservative (PC) supporters, local councillors
and journalists Aug. 18
during a campaign stop at
the Morinville Community
Cultural Centre. Prentice
gave a speech in support
of his candidacy, identifying points in his platform
and his history as a federal
Cabinet minister. He also
responded to questions
from attendees.
Prentice spoke about the
need to make large investments in provincial infrastructure through deficit
financing, addressing the
deficit over five years,
and repaying the borrowing over an accelerated 15-year period. Included in these
infrastructure priorities was a planned $250
million investment in ensuring all continuing care facilities within the province meet
fire and safety codes, as well as a plan to
build more senior facilities than currently
planned. “We’re building about 800 units [in
senior facilities] every year,” he said. “That’s
a great government program. Problem is you
need 2,000 units a year just to keep pace
[with growing demand].” Other infrastructure plans include significant investments in
bridges, highways and new schools.
Prentice contrasted U.S. President Barrack Obama’s American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
(ARRA) with the Canadian government’s stimulus plan, arguing the
Conservatives focused
on investing in infrastructure while the US
program did not. “You
can’t find anything today
in the United States that
was built with fiscal crisis
dollars, and it’s been
one of the big criticisms
of President Obama
because they took the
money,” Prentice said,
adding state and municipal governments used
stimulus money to cover
their own deficits. “It
basically just got washed
through the government system and nobody
built anything.”
However, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation, billions of dollars
were spent on infrastructure projects, including $27.5 billion for highway and bridge
construction projects, $8 billion for intercity
passenger rail projects and many currently
completed stimulus supported projects,
including the new Robertson Bridge in Danville, Virginia.
If elected as PC leader, Prentice said one
of his priorities would be on what he sees as
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the province’s infrastructure deficit. When asked if he would commit to building an overpass at the intersection of Cardiff Road and
Highway 2, the PC candidate said, “catching up on our highway infrastructure will be a priority for sure, but I can’t tell you where the
Cardiff overpass fits into the transportation plan.”
While Prentice may not be aware of where the government he
hopes to lead stands on transportation priorities, he vocally took
a stand against the entitlements that have shadowed the Alberta
government under Premier Alison Redford. He promised the Morinville audience an end to “entitlements” and “sweetheart contracts”
associated with the Redford government. “When I talk about the
end of entitlements, I’m not talking about our MLAs, and I’m not
even - for the most part - talking about our ministers,” he said. “I’m
talking about the relationship that exists between the person at the
top of the Government of Alberta and the citizens. People are saying
they’re disgusted and they want change. They’re going to see that
[change].”
Speaking about specific changes, Prentice said they need to
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prohibit sweetheart contracts and severance packages with political
staffers. “Y[ou] know, they get hundreds of thousands of dollars,
and then they go back to their old job the day after,” Prentice said.
“We’re going to put an end to the sole-sourced contract where people cannot bid competitively, but receive work from the government.
We’re going to change the rules that allow people to be a Deputy
Minister of the Government today, quit the job at four o’clock, and
tomorrow morning start lobbying the people who reported to you.”
On the matter of giving away party memberships, Prentice defended his position. “We are following all of the rules. We clarified
the rules with the party before we began, and they’re very clear
about how the process works,” Prentice said, adding they would
report the numbers in a transparent way.
Alberta PC members will be selecting the next Premier in September, with a first round of voting ending on September 6, and a
second round of voting on September 20 if no candidate receives
majority support in the first round.
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Hi, friends. Hummer is the name here. I am an eight-year-old male
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people. It takes me a while to warm up to other kitties, but don’t
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Incredible Edibles
Lettuce, herbs, silver beet, beetroot, raspberries, cabbage, beans and zucchini are
ready to harvest and eat. Tomatoes are also starting to ripen and should be ready
soon. You can find veggies and herbs as part of the Incredible Edibles program
outside the Town office (front and back), at Public Works, in many of the
aggregate planters on main street between 100 – 104 street, at the east
and west Town signs, and along the walking trail. These edibles
are for ALL residents, so please help yourselves… and enjoy!!
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The Town of Morinville
is excited to announce
the launch of our
redesigned
website!
October 3
Oktoberfest at MCCC
Celebrate German Heritage
with displays, costumes,
food, song and dance.
Featuring
• Brabec Bros. Bavarian Band
• Vinok Dance Ensemble
• Kid’s Fest • and More
October
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Volksparade, Entertainment,
Please go to
www.morinville.ca
MORINVILLE Festival Society
Community Lunch and
Festivities
Morinville: Ein Prosit!
You have seen the race on
TV, now we are hosting the
Morinville version.
From physical challenges
to mental challenges
throughout Morinville, your
family will compete to be the
fastest family in Morinville!
September 13
9 am – 1 pm
Start and Finish at the
Morinville Community Cultural Centre
$20/per family team
(minimum of 2 participants)
To register call Community Services
at 780-939-7839
For more information contact
Allen Jacobson at 780-939-7832
MORINVILLE Festival Society
or [email protected]
Off-Leash
Dog Park
Survey
To help us provide you and your dog with a
great experience, please go to www.morinville.ca
to fill out the off-leash dog park survey, or
complete it at the Town office.
Please fill out your survey
on or before August 21, 2014.
Main: 780-939-4361 Fax: 780-939-5633 Public Works: 780-939-2590 Community Services: 780-939-7839
to check it out!
Social media platforms,
including Facebook
and Twitter, have also
been launched and
will be monitored
Monday to Friday from
8:00am to 4:30pm.
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Save the Date
September 4th
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Mayor & Council invite you to an
EAT & GREET
It’s Ours!
IN OUR COMMUNITY
Community Services Open House Active Living Fair
MORINVILLE COMMUNITY CULTURAL CENTRE
Time: 5:30-8:00 p.m.
· Fall Program Registrations
· Season Launch & Ticket Sales
· Trade Fair– 30+ Local Organizations
· Harvest Trade Fair-local foods
· Active Participation Workshops
· Free Childcare Provided
Come down and check out what is available in our community
We would love to see you there!
Sunday
September
7th
12 - 2 pm
DP156/2014 - Single Detached Dwelling, 10425-97
Street (Lot 49 Block 37 Plan 112 5502) – Minimum
Required Rear Yard – Variance (R-1B District).
DP157/2014 – Child Day Home, 10310-96 Street (Lot
3, Block 38, Plan 062 6668) – Discretionary Use (R-1B
District).
DP167/2014 – Commercial School (Tactical Training),
10605B-100 Avenue (Lot 2, Block A, Plan 792 2048) –
Discretionary Use (C-2 District).
For further information or to arrange for an appointment
to view the above development permit(s) or plans, please
contact the Planning & Development Department at
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For further information or to arrange for an appointment
to view the above development permit(s) or plans, please
contact the Planning & Development Department at
780-939-4361 or visit www.morinville.ca/planningnews.
Persons wishing to appeal the above noted decision of
Morinville’s Development Authority must do so by filing
a “NOTICE OF APPEAL”, along with payment of a $200
non-refundable fee to the Subdivision and Development
Appeal Board, NO LATER THAN AUGUST 28, 2014.
Appeals can be filed with the Secretary of the Subdivision
and Development Appeal Board by calling 780-939-4361.
Persons wishing to appeal the above noted decision(s) of
Morinville’s Development Authority must do so by filing
a “NOTICE OF APPEAL”, along with payment of a $200
non-refundable fee to the Subdivision and Development
Appeal Board, NO LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 3, 2014.
Appeals can be filed with the Secretary of the Subdivision
and Development Appeal Board by calling 780-939-4361.
Free hotdogs
& drinks will be
served.
At the Lakes Playground (north end of lake)
Everyone Welcome!
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT PUBLIC NOTICE
Take notice that the following Development Permit(s)
listed below have been approved in accordance with
Morinville Land Use Bylaw 3/2012.
Join us for an
opportunity to
visit your neighbors,
meet new friends
and chat about
what’s happening
in the Town.
Morinville — a great place to live, work and play.
School
Crosswalk
Painting
To ensure highest visibility
for student safety, school
crosswalks will be painted
just prior to students
returning to school. Please
exercise caution when
driving in the area while
personnel are working.
HOCKEY CAMP
AUGUST 27 TO 29 (BETWEEN 5PM & 9PM)
Player Development &
Conditioning Camp:
Hockey
Camp is Full
Skill Development Camp
Cost: $60.00
COST: $75.00
1 hour on ice per day
1.5 Hours on Ice per day
Ages 6 to 11
.5 hours conditioning per day
Ages 11 to 16
Camps will be split into groups by age and ability, players
may be asked to move to either group to ensure all participants develop to their full potential .
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH:
Developing Sport Excellence in Our Community
For Information Contact:
www.morinville.ca
Community Services
780.939.7834
Tyler Edworthy
[email protected]
Civic Hall: 10125 - 100 Avenue, Phone: 780-939-4361 Fax: 780-939-5633 www.morinville.ca
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The
FRIDAY
Week
IN PHOTOS
TUESDAY
FRIDAY
FRIDAY
Clockwise from top left: Gavin Forcade and Dustin Biddescombe work on upgrades to the batters box at Skyline Ball
Diamond 1 Wednesday afternoon. Councillors Ladouceur and
Turner were giving out water conservation kits at the Farmers’
Market. Councillors have been taking turns running the booth
this month and will return Saturday. Maureen Purves and her
mom Jo Martin near the Morinville Fish & Game Association
clubhouse Friday. Purves surprised her mother by showing up
at the pond before she arrived by bus from the Citadel Care
Centre in St. Albert with other residents. Ducks assemble on
the nesting box at the Fish & Game Pond.
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Shop, Warehouse & Industrial Items
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2009 General Coach 34.5CKTS Citation Supreme
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Cody Rude
Custombuilt 50 Ton Shop Press, 120V.
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Metal Stands, racks.
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Black & Decker Radial Saw, stand.
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Morinville Municipal Seed
Cleaning Co-op holds open house
by Lucie Roy
The Morinville Municipal
Seed Cleaning Co-op held
an open house Aug. 12.
Co-op Manager Joanne Borle
provided visitors with a tour
of the facility and an explanation what the plant does
for local and regional grain
farmers. Also on hand was
Brianne Kuefler, Farm Business Representative of the
Canadian Wheat Board. The
event included an information table, wagon rides and a
free barbecue lunch.
International Cuisine
With An Italian Influence
Open Every Day
Bistro di
Madre Piccola
(Formerly Don’s Bistro)
Lunch: 11 am - 2 pm
Dinner: 4 pm - 9 pm
10015 100 Avenue
780.572.5545
Call Us For Reservations
Peach Freezer Jam
12 fresh peaches (approx), peeled
1/4 cup (60 mL) lemon juice
1 box Certo pectin crystals
1 cup (250 mL) corn syrup
1 cup (250 mL) sugar
10003 - 100 St. Morinville 780.939.4418
Add All Ingredients
1/ In a food processor or blender, purée peaches to make 4 cups (1 L). In a nonreactive saucepan, stir together peach purée and lemon juice. Stirring continuously, slowly add pectin. Let stand 20 min., stirring every 5 min. to blend. Stir in corn
syrup, then stir in sugar until well mixed.
2/ Cook peach mixture over low heat until just warm to the touch, about 100ºF
(38ºC); do not allow heat to increase further. Pour into tight-sealing food containers to within 1/2 in. (1 cm) of top. Cover and let stand at room temperature until
set. Store jam in freezer. To use, thaw in refrigerator. Once thawed, stir jam to
return to smooth consistency; keep refrigerated.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2014
AFTERNOON: NOON - 4:00
Clockwise from top of opposite page: The leg system is
used to load railcars or to load or offload trucks. Patty
Milligan uses a small screen to demonstrate sifting
peas for the benefit of the younger visitors. Capturing
the spotlight was the newly-acquired advanced high
production total colour sorter, a piece of technology
that uses colour digital cameras and colour mapping
to clean seeds. Dare Devil Divas Riding Group member
Carlie Borle and Henry Powell from Hensan Ranch guide
horses Minny and Daisy to take guests on a tour around
the seed cleaning plant. Sturgeon County Councillor
Susan Evans listens as Joanne Borle explains the workings of the gravity table. The table uses gravity to drive
weeds and egret to the bottom of the screen, leaving
the good grain at the top.
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Our Morinville & Area is an opportunity to view life through our community
members’ lenses. Photos can be taken
in Morinville and the surrounding communities in Sturgeon County or even
cool photos from places our readers
have visited. The photo pages are wide
open on possibilities. Each month we
will select one photo as the choice of
the month. That reader will receive a
$100 Shop in Morinville gift certificate.
They pick the Morinville News advertiser and we lay down the cash in the
form of a gift certificate. Send your
high-resolution photos to editor@
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MORINVILLE
COMMUNIT Y
HIGH SCHOOL
2014-2015 BACK TO SCHOOL INFORMATION
Register now at your community school
Welcome back students and parents!
SCHOOL START UP
Monday, August 25 - Grades 9 and 11
Tuesday, August 26 - Grades 10 and 12
Drop in between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. for:
Textbook pick up
Athletic Wear
Course changes
Parent packages
ID card photos
Fee payment
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Grade 9 - 8 a.m. to Noon
Grade 10 - Noon to 3 p.m.
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Full day for all students
Morinville Community
High School
9506 – 100 Avenue
Morinville, AB T8R 1P6
Phone: (780) 939-6891
Fax: (780) 939-6896
www.mchs.gsacrd.ab.ca
Opposite page: George Akle sent us three great shots of the sun
setting at the Morinville Fish and Game Association pond. This
page from top: Twelve-year-old Katie Campbell sent us three wonderful shots from her garden: A bee pollinating a Malva flower.
An Osteospermum flower. A bee gathering pollen on a sunflower.
Greater St. Albert
Catholic Schools
Faith in Our Students
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6 St. Vital Ave, St. Albert, AB T8N 1K2
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Farmers’ Market puts
on a Freak Show
Lucie Roy photos
Farmers’ Market attendees got a taste
of talent along with a taste of home
baking and local vegetables Friday
afternoon. Smith Music Band Camp
members put on a pair of concerts at
the market, playing close to a dozen
songs they had learned in a few days.
Calling themselves Original Freaks,
the band was made up of young musicians Riley and Carly Quinn, Luc Nolin, Shae-Lynn and Taylor Onufrichuk,
and Cole Milligan.
Clockwise from top: Original Freaks perform for Farmers’ Market
attendees. Riley Quinn at the keyboard. Taylor Onufrichuk on guitar.
Shae-Lynn Onufrichuk and Carly Quinn sing.
The Tree of Life:
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enjoy fulfillment in a fruitful life.
Shown: Tree of Life set with added
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IT’S OUR LOCAL
BUSINESS
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Asian restaurant brings
new flavour to Morinville
by Ashley Janes
Two months ago, Ivy Yen Vi opened a new
restaurant in Morinville called CJ Asian Garden, located across from the Service Credit
Union on 100 Avenue and 102 Streetin the
former Albert’s Family Restaurant location.
Yen Vi’s goal in starting up was to provide
quality home-style Asian food at an affordable price. Since then, business has flourished and her volume of success suggests
that things will only get better for the young
restaurateur.
Smiling behind the counter, the owner
explained that she chose Morinville for many
reasons, the primary one being that she enjoys the small town atmosphere. “We’re still
close to the city,” she added. “And everyone
here is so friendly.”
Yen Vi reported that throughout the passing weeks, her staff have received plenty of
excellent feedback from customers including
first time diners coming in on recommendations. “The people have been phenomenal so
far – we already have plenty of regulars!”
The dishes on the CJ Asian Garden menu
are mainly Chinese, including fan favorites
such as Green Onion Cakes, Wor Wonton
Soup, and Satay Beef Shanghai Noodles,
but there are also Vietnamese and Western
dishes to try.
According to Yen Vi, their most popular
dishes have been the Honey Pea Shrimp, the
Honey Pepper Beef, and all of their seafood
dishes like the Spicy Squid, but she strongly
recommended that customers branch out
and try any of their Vietnamese dishes which
include a variety of vermicelli noodle bowls
such as Pork with Spring Rolls.
Greg Cramp, a Morinville resident and
repeat customer stated that during every
dining experience at CJ Asian Garden, both
the food and the service was great. “The
ginger beef was excellent and I really liked
the spring rolls. I will definitely be going
back again soon to try other dishes.”
Cramp’s comment touched on another
aspect of the restaurant business that Yen Vi
adamantly prioritizes. She thinks that a suc-
cessful restaurant is built on more than just
well received food, and that attentive service
is the key to pleasing the majority of customers. “We find when you show people you
genuinely enjoy and value their business, it
makes a world of difference for their overall
experience.”
To sum it all up in a few words: Yen Vi believes in quality food and good service. Oh,
and they deliver. Which means that CJ Asian
Garden has scored the Morinville restaurant
hat trick.
They’re open Tuesday to Sunday and
while their menu is not available online, they
can be reached at 780-572-5068.
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Canadian Forces Prairie Region Slo-Pitch
tournament wraps up three days in Morinville
by Lucie Roy
The Canadian Armed Forces Men’s
and Women’s Prairie Region Slo-pitch
Tournament was held in Morinville this
week. The three-day event was held at
the Skyline Sports Field. Teams from
Edmonton, 4 Wing Cold Lake, Wainwright and Shilo made up the Men’s
teams. Edmonton, Cold Lake and Winnipeg made up the three Women’s’
teams.
The five regions from across Canada:
Atlantic, Ontario, Pacific, Prairie and
Quebec host their Regional Slo-pitch
tournaments with the winner advancing
to the National Championships which
are to be held at Canadian Forces Base
Borden in September.
The Edmonton Men’s and Women’s
team both placed first in the Prairie
Region, with Cold Lake Men’s and Women’s teams in second place. The Edmonton teams were presented with their
plaque and first place medals at the
closing ceremony held at the Skyline
Diamond 3 on Thursday afternoon by
Major Nolan, Deputy Commander Chief
Personnel Services and MWO Dumont,
Regimental Sgt-Major for Chief Personnel Services.
The emcee for the closing ceremony
was Marcel Roy, the Edmonton Fitness and Sports Director. The Canadian
Forces National Sports program promotes the fitness and good health of its
members and helps them build skills in
teamwork, loyalty and commitment.
MWO Dumont, Regimental Sgt-Major for Chief Personnel Services, holds the tournament medals while
Major Nolan, Deputy Commander of Chief Personnel
Services, presents them to members of the Edmonton
Slo-pitch team who placed first in the Prairie Region.
Opposing players make their respective plays to land
at third base first.
The men’s team pose after their 2014 Canadian
Armed Forces Slo-pitch Championship win.
The Edmonton Women’s team are the Prairie
Region 2014 Canadian Armed Forces Slo-pitch
Champions.
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Competitive
hockey not the
only sport on
the ice this fall
Brent Melville
Janine Hurtubise
Ashley Ermantrout
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Cell 780-983-6670
Cell 780-221-0620
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by Morinville News Staff
Morinville – Although competitive hockey will dominate the ice
when it reappears in the Ray McDonald Sports Center later this
month, it is not the only activity planned this hockey season. FunTeam Hockey, ringette and more skating opportunities will also share
the frozen oval.
Tyler Edworthy, Morinville’s Operations and Program Coordinator, said the Morinville Mavericks would be taken on by the Town of
Morinville this year, offering recreational hockey in the community
through a program that focuses on skill development while limiting
the amount of travelling. “It’s non competitive,” he said. “What we’re
going to try and do this year is make sure that their skill base [is
there] so that if they do wish, as they get older, want to play minor
hockey, that they are given that opportunity as well.”
Ringette is being brought to town by Andre and Lisa Houle and
will run in tandem with the Mavericks program. Last spring the
Houles held an open house that drew sufficient interest for them to
move forward with the program in Morinville this fall.
The Houles were motivated by the lack of interest in hockey
among girls, and are hoping the game invented in Ontario in 1963
and played throughout the country today, will catch on in the area.
Ringette players carry straight hollow sticks to control a blue plastic ring that is shot into the opponent’s net. The game is similar to
hockey in that respect but is more focused on passing than hockey.
Ringette teams generally consist of 16 to 18 players.
While hockey and ringette sticks will be well represented on the
ice this year, there is still plenty of room for those who just like to
feel the ice beneath their blades. Like other aspects of sports and
recreation, Edworthy is looking to further develop the skills of recreational skaters as well.
Level 1 is geared for children and all about getting mobile. It
focuses on learning to get up properly and developing their stride.
Level 2 is doing the same thing backwards. “Now we’re going to
move into the Can Skate program, which is a skating development
program that leads into either power skating or figure skating,” Edworthy said, adding although the programs are geared towards children, he would love to have a learn-to-skate program for adults and
would implement one if there is sufficient interest in the community.
For more information on this summer’s hockey camp, contact
Tyler Edworthy at 780-939-7834 or 780-939-7839. Those interested
in registering can also do so online through the town of Morinville’s
website at Morinville.ca.
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It`s time you hired a Professional!
- RCMP Cst. Luc Rogers
- All who planted Canada Day
flags on Morinville lawns
- All of our volunteers
- Town of Morinville
• Mayor and Council
• Office of the CAO
• Community Services
• Public Works
• Financial Services
• Morinville Home Hardware
• Re/Max Morinville
• William Norton, Supervisor Enforcement Services
• Deputy fire Chief Ken Thiemann and the Morinville
Fire Department
Funding provided by / Financé par:
Canadian Heritage – Celebrate Canada
Patrimoine canadien – Le Canada en fête
Town of Morinville / Ville de Morinville
Morinville Historical and Cultural Society
Société historique et culturelle de Morinville
Joel Chevalier – Investors Group (Morinville)
Rotary Club of Morinville
Advertising (Newspapers/Posters/Printing/Podium)
Bouncy Tent/Kids Games/Tables/Chairs
Face Painter
Live Entertainment & Sound System
Gate Prizes (Adult & Children Prizes)
Canada Day Cake/Watermelon/Ice Cream/Water/Lunch
Honorarium (Morinville Youth Basketball Association)
Canada Flag/Alberta Flag
Canada Flag Pennants
Miscellaneous Expenses
Fireworks Insurance
Fireworks
Total
$1288.82
$1106.65
$ 400.00
$ 900.00
$ 249.85
$ 570.36
$ 480.00
$ 136.50
$ 737.10
$ 182.29
$ 275.00
$3882.66
$10,209.23
Funding
Town of Morinville (Community Grant)
$4500.00
Morinville Historical & Cultural Society
$4000.00
(Canadian Heritage – Celebrate Canada Program)
Donations (Investors Group $1750.00/Morinville Rotary $200.00)
$1950.00
Total
$10,450.00
Looking forward to seeing you at
our Canada Day Celebration 2015
Sheila Houle, President
Morinville Historical and Cultural Society
The Musée Morinville Museum is operated by the
Morinville Historical & Cultural Society. The museum is
open Wednesday to Saturday from noon until 5 p.m.
museemorinvillemuseum.com

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