ECA Review 2019-07-25

ECA REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB JuL y 25'19 9
Friends precious to her
Mary Elizabeth was born Jan. 13,
1940 in Lloydminster, Sask. to Frank
and Elsie Wroe who lived in
McLaughlin, Sask.
She joined older siblings
Jeanne and Dwayne and the
family was eventually completed
with the arrival of
Darlene.
Mary is survived by her
children, Debora (Ron)
Vanlanduyt, Kim (Christine)
Hubert and Susan Posma;
grandchildren, Chelsey
Vanlanduyt, Whitney (Carson) Hubert
Sutton, Bryce Vanlanduyt,
Travis Vanlanduyt, David (Coreina)
Hubert, Jennifer (Don Rasmussen)
Robinson, Ashley (Davis) Gray, Cheryl
(Jack Hart) Hubert, Geoffrey (Jennifer)
Posma and Jamie Posma.
She is also survived by great-grandchildren:
Brooks, Clark, Levi, Ayden,
Ashton, Jessi, Jordyn, Cole, Morgan,
Brooke, Evan, Aquay, Brian and
Kashton.
She is survived by her sister
Darlene Hrabchuk and sister-in-law
Betty Wroe as well as numerous other
relatives and many dear friends.
Mary was predeceased by parents
Francis and Elsie Wroe; husband
Richard Hubert; son-in-law Rudy
Posma; great-grandchildren, Kaitlyn
Gray and Presley Sutton; brother
Dwayne Wroe; sister Jeanne
Shymanski; sisters-in-law, Ellen
Hubert and Dahrlyne Hubert;
brothers-in-law, Albert Hrabchuk,
Michael Shymanski, Herald Hubert
and Wilf Hubert.
The Wroe family moved to Big
Valley, Alta. before Mary was in
school, and that is where she spent
most of her childhood and where she
met her husband.
They were married in 1956 and soon
after they had us, Debora, Kim and
Susan.
She was a loving and devoted wife
and mother who worked very hard for
her family.
“It has been a privilege to love and to
be loved by this wonderful lady”.
Mary helped in every season of their
life together.
She worked by his side, building and
pouring cement as they always seemed
to be doing.
She loved camping with him, three
little kids and a dog.
She was supportive and travelled
wherever his work took him from
Quebec City to the Yukon.
Mary was also a talented seamstress
and had an amazing green thumb.
Her yard would be filled with
flowers and a well-kept garden every
summer.
She also grew many beautiful house
plants.
She made many long-lasting friendships
over the years, a great testament
to the caring, compassionate lady she
was.
Her friends were precious to her.
Her home was always filled with
family and friends who can all say
without a doubt, our best memories
were when we were all together at the
lake.
When the grandkids started
arriving, life got busier as the house
seemed always to have family coming
or going.
She was a loving grandmother who
was always helping to look after kids
and loved to host family holidays.
She physically slowed down while
waiting for a hip replacement, the pain
increased, but her spirit never faded.
In later years, Mary cared for her
husband and their home until it
became too much and they both ended
up in care in Stettler.
“We are all going to miss her stories
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and the laughter that came
along with them.
Our mother modelled for
us many things;
how to pray, love
one another, manners,
respect and
the importance of
thinking of others
before ourselves.
“These values
have helped shape
each one of us,
maybe in different
ways but they
have made us who
we are and we thank her
very much for that.”
Funeral services for the
late Mary Hubert were held
on Fri. July 19, 2019 at St.
Peter Lutheran Church followed
by interment beside
her beloved husband
Richard at Erskine
Cemetery, Erskine, Alta.
Donations in memory of
Mary are gratefully accepted
for St. Peter Lutheran
Church or Erskine Cemetery
c/o Stettler Funeral Home &
Crematorium, P.O. Box 1780,
Stettler, Alta. T0C 2L0,
403-742-3422, who were
entrusted with the care and
arrangements.
Card of Thanks
The family of Mary Hubert
would sincerely like to thank
everyone who has been a
caregiver to her over the last
couple of years.
We would also like to
thank Pastor Jonathan
Aiken along with Doug
McKay and Scott and James
Pfeiffer for the service and
music.
The time you made for us
was very much appreciated.
A big thank you to the
Lutheran Church Ladies for
the lovely luncheon.
Our appreciation also goes
out to staff at the Stettler
Funeral Home and Panda
Flowers for their thoughtfulness
and attention to detail.
We wish to express our
gratitude for your many
thoughts and prayers, visits,
food and flowers over the
past week.
Debora, Kim and Susan
Work to be redone
Cont’d from Pg 1
“A lot of the things that
were done compared to the
contract and the design were
not done correctly by the
contract so we are laying a
bit of a hammer down trying
to get them to fix things
when he gets back in. A lot of
the work is going to have to
be torn up and re-laid.”
The next project will be
the culvert replacement.
A potential water leak
directly east of 4th Street has
been discovered as well but
Green told the crowd that
they will find more when the
area is opened up for further
investigation.
Financial report
CAO Cassidy made a
detailed report surrounding
the village’s finances up to
June 30 since her and her
team at the county have
taken leadership of
administration.
The previous administration
had certain money
allocated in other places
which aren’t necessarily
negative, it has taken time to
get the finances organized to
fit in with the rest of the
county’s operations.
“We put this together and
we are still working basically
to clear up any
abnormalities we found in
the books.
“We are trying to make
sure things are posted in the
right place and I’m not
saying that anybody did
anything wrong, I’m just
saying everybody has got a
different way of doing
things,” said CAO Cassidy.
Tax notices are expected
to be sent out this week after
certain issues have been
straightened out.
“We’ve been reconciling
the tax accounts from last
year to make sure that they
balance, that penalties have
been calculated correctly,
that the payments have been
posted the right way, if there
was anything added to the
tax roll, and we’ve had a
little bit of trouble getting all
of that straight,” she
continued.
Although the budget is
showing a slight surplus, it
was noted it was not the
most accurate at this time.
The budget is not expected
to be approved until August
at the next council meeting.
The bulletin boards have
been a solid way for both the
county and residents to be in
touch with upcoming news.
Utility personnel check
the mail slot at the office
daily and there has been a
noticeable increase in people
visiting the county office in
Stettler.
MSI capital grant funding
is given every year.
A run-down property
within the village is
expected to be demolished
thanks to this funding.
CAO Cassidy told residents
at the meeting that
more bylaw enforcement is
visiting the village for
unsightly properties.
Water and sewer line
issues are also being
addressed as quickly as
possible.
“If you have a problem or
you have a question, just get
a hold of us and we will try
to get to you as quick as we
can,” she said.
Auditor appointed
For the 2019 fiscal year,
Chapman and Company
Professional Accountants
was appointed as Gadsby’s
official accountants.
“It just makes sense to use
the same auditor because if
there was a new auditor
there would need to be
reviews and procedures and
those kinds of things,” said
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July 27 & 28 .......................... Castor Hospital
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August
Emergent
10
Medical
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assessed
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at
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the nearest
17 &
hospital
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