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June 1 In Celebration of Seniors Week the Grimshaw Library is playing:
The Lady in the Van at their Seniors Cinema. Doors open at 7:00pm
June 3, 4, 5 Wild West Motorcycle and Tattoo Fest at the Mile Zero Regional Multiplex
Grimshaw. Friday 10am-9pm, Saturday 10am-9pm, Sunday 10am-5pm. Stop by
the Grimshaw Library booth and check out their new Silhouette Cameo Machine.
June 4 Tween End of School Dance at the Old Lac Cardinal Hall.
Tweens can come celebrate the end of the school year.
Doors open at 9pm, music by DJ Dan Sturgeon.
June 4 Manning Regional Victims Services Society’s 8th Annual Golf Tournament
beginning at 12:30am at Condy Meadows north of Manning.
June 6-12 Seniors Week
Please join all the fun and fellowship as activities happen across the region.
June 10 Family Movie Night at the Grimshaw Library. Zootopia, sponsored by Canamax Energy. Doors open at 6:30pm.
June 11 Teen Movie Night ages 13 and up at the Grimshaw Library.
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, doors open at 7:00pm.
June 12 Fathers Day Potluck at the Old Lac Cardinal Hall at 6:00pm.
Bring Dad and his favourite dish!
June 13 FREE SWIM from 6:30pm-8:30pm at the Peace Regional Pool.
Sponsored by Baytex Energy
June 14 The regular scheduled Council Meeting will be held at the Keg River
Community Hall beginning at 1:00pm. Ratepayer supper meeting at 5:00pm
June 16 Dixonville Library Book Club at 7:00pm
June 19 Father’s Day Brunch at the Deadwood Community Hall from 10:00am -1:00pm
June 24 From the Shelf to the Screen - True Grit plays at the Grimshaw Library.
Doors open at 7:15pm. Movie begins at 7:30pm.
June 25 Dixonville’s Summer Reading Club Celebration at 1:00pm at the Dixonville Library
June 28 Council meeting in Council Chambers at 9:00am . Ward Five & Six Ratepayer BBQ
lunch from 12 noon to 1:30pm in the Public Works Shop CO
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In This Issue Paying your Property Taxes
2016 Combined Assessment & Tax Notices
Alberts Fire Apps
Victims & Survivors of Crime Week Proclamation & BBQ
Deadwood Community
News
Hotchkiss Community News
Agri-News
Hats Off to our Graduates
Recipe Challenge
Public Works Projects
Community Events
June Newsletter Insert
PAYING YOUR PROPERTY TAXES
THERE ARE SEVERAL OPTIONS FOR PAYING YOUR COUNTY PROPERTY TAXES:
Financial Institutions
Chartered banks and credit unions will accept payment. Bring your tax notice with you when paying in person at your financial institution.
Internet Banking
When making a payment online, the tax roll number is unique to each property. If you have recently moved, the tax roll number will be different than on your previous property. Your tax roll number is your account num-ber. Should you own multiple properties, you may use your owner number (located on bottom portion of tax notice) as your account number or may designate payment to each tax roll number. Allow 2-3 business days for processing.
Telephone Banking
Contact your financial institution for information and details on how to set up your payment. Please retain all confirmation numbers and documentation through telephone or internet banking and allow 2-3 business days for processing.
Send payments to: County of Northern Lights PO Box 10, Manning, Alberta T0H 2M0
Please make cheque or money order payable to “County of Northern Lights”. Payments submitted by mail must be clearly postmarked by Canada Post on or before June 30th, 2016. Cheques can be post dated if you are mailing early, but dated no later than June 30th, 2016.
In Person
You can make payments in person at the County of Northern Lights Municipal Building located at #600, 7th Ave NW Manning between 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Fridays. Cash, Cheque, Interac or Credit Card payments are accepted.
Tax Auto Pay Plan (TAPP)
The Tax Auto Pay Plan is open during the month of December for residents to sign-up. The plan provides residents the ability to pay their property taxes in 12 consecutive monthly installments without penalty. Payments are made by automatic withdrawal from a bank account. Please watch the County newsletter for submission opening and deadline date.
COUNTY OF NORTHERN LIGHTS NEWSLETTER JUNE 2016

Spring Hamlet Clean-up Hamlets of Dixonville, North Star & Notikewin
The Spring Hamlet Clean-up is a service to assist hamlet residents in the disposal of large items that are not easily transportable to a waste management
facility. Hamlet Clean-up will only take place within the Hamlet Boundaries of Dixonville, North Star & Notikewin
Items will be picked up at the end of the drive way only if items are put out by 8 am Wednesday, June 1st, to ensure they are collected on June 2nd, 2016
Acceptable Bulk Items Loose Items Must be Bagged
Carpeting Bundled in 3 ft. length Mattresses & Box Springs Broken Glass (safely packaged) Furniture Empty Hot water Tank Lawn Furniture Bagged Toys Bagged Loose Material Tires (Car, Van & Pick-up Truck only) BBQ & Propane Bed Frames Appliances (e.g. Dishwashers, Washers/
Dryers, Stoves, Microwaves) * E-waste ~ Computer, printer, TV, VHS etc.
(must be placed in separate box) Paint and Solvents & Household hazardous
wastes such as corrosive cleaners and sol-vents, strong acids and alkalis, house and garden pesticides. (must be placed in a sep-arate box)
* Refrigerators and freezers must have doors re-moved from appliances.
Items Not Accepted
Construction / Renovation /Demolition Debris and Waste Material
Explosives, Combustible and Toxic Materials
Garden & Yard Waste Waste Oil & Liquid Wastes Car Bodies and Heavy Car Parts Loose Household garbage
If you have any questions on the Spring Hamlet Clean-up, please contact Public Works at 780-836-3348.
All County Residents can bring their WHITE METAL to Long Lake Regional Landfill for FREE on JUNE 2nd, 2016.
Before setting an item at curbside, consider REUSE
options such as a local service agency, church group, the second hand store, or place a “FREE for
the taking” sign on the items when placing them curbside, may provide a new home for any items
you no longer want.

Long Lake Regional Waste Management Services Commission
is seeking a
Transfer Station Operator for the Manning/North Star Transfer
Station Hours of Operation are:
Tuesdays – 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturdays – 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Transfer Site Operator will be responsible for the operation and supervision of the transfer site according to the Commission’s policies, procedures and regulations. Additional information regarding the
position contract and job description may be obtained by calling 780-971-2200 between the hours of 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday.
Interested individuals can send their resume to: Long Lake Regional Waste
Management Services Commission Box 178, Grimshaw, Alberta, T0H 1W0 or By e-mail to [email protected]
The position will remain open until a suitable candidate is found. We thank all applicants in advance for their interest however, only those who are selected for an interview will be contacted.
Manning: Monday, June 6th Seniors’ Strawberry Tea • 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm at Manning Community Health Centre. Cost $5.00 – Strawberry Shortcake & Coffee or Tea
Tuesday, June 7th Del Air Lodge Ice Cream Social & Open House • 2:30 pm at Del Air Lodge. Cost $2 per sundae.
Wednesday, June 8th Learn to Use Your iPad • 1:30 pm -3:30 pm at the Adult Learning Centre. Call 780.836.2664 to register.
Thursday, June 9th Bingorama at Del Air Lodge • 2:00 pm sponsored by Royal Purple.
Friday, June 10th Seniors Day at Manning Farmers’ Market (Legion Hall) •10:00 am-1:00 pm
June 6th –12th Manning Municipal Library: Enter your name in for the Seniors’ Week Draw and enjoy a refreshment.
Peace River: Friday, June 10th Seniors Glamour day at the Chateau Nova from 1:00-4:00. Call 780-624-1000 to register.
Grimshaw: Wednesday, June 1st . Grimshaw Library is showing 'The Lady in the Van' for Seniors Cinema. Doors open at 7:00 pm.
County of Northern Lights: Wednesday, June 8th Coffee & Treat • 9:00 am-6:00 pm at the Dixonville General Store.
Wednesday, June 8th Keg River Coffee Time •10:00 am at Dr. Mary Jackson School.
Seniors Week Events
Celebrating Public Works Week
Thank you to the students from Dr. Mary Jackson, Rosary,
Manning Elementary, Kennedy Elementary, and Good Shepherd
Schools for celebrating Public Works week by panting our
grader blades.

ATTENTION 2016 COMBINED ASSESSMENT & TAX NOTICES
Notice is hereby given under the requirements of Section 311 (1) of the Municipal Government Act, that the 2016 Combined Assessment and Tax Notices for the County of Northern Lights will be sent to the property owners, dated May 19, 2016 and are due and payable on or before June 30, 2016.
Assessment inquiries may be directed to the Assessment Department at the County Office (780-836-3348) or to KCL Consulting Inc. at 1-888-419-2158. The assessment roll is open for inspection during office hours.
Any person who objects to the assessed value placed upon their property, may file a complaint with the Clerk of the Assessment Review Board by Monday, July 18, 2016 using the Assessment Review Board Complaint Form available at the County Office or on the County website www.countyofnorthernlights.com. The applicable appeal fee must accompany all appeals.
Under Section 311 (2) of the Municipal Government Act, all assessed persons are deemed to have received their notices as a result of this publication.
Theresa Van Oort, CAO
PROCLAMATION
The County of Northern Lights Council Proclaims:
May 29th to June 4th, 2016 as
Victims and Survivors of Crime Week in the
County of Northern Lights.
Please join the Manning Regional Victims Services Society in a Free Appreciation & Information BBQ on
Thursday, June 2, 2016 at 11:30 a.m. Held at the Old Hospital Museum Grounds
Free mobile Apple App called Alberta Fire Bans has
been created to make it easier for Albertans to
directly access information about fires bans,
restrictions and advisories, which is especially crucial
for the prevention of wildfires in the province.
Alberta Wildfire App
Stay current on Alberta’s wildfire
situation and see where they are
burning. http://wildfire.alberta.ca/
https://www.albertafirebans.ca/
DEADWOOD COMMUNITY NEWS
5th Annual Peter Fasick Memorial Tournament
June 17, 18, 19
Call Cleo at 780.836.9393 to enter. ● Saturday Games & Activities & Movie Night ●
Sunday Father’s Day Pancake Breakfast 10am-1pm
Deadwood Community Cookbook
Looking for Recipes! Please send your recipes to [email protected] or mail to: Box 241, Manning AB T0H 2M0
Submission deadline: October 1st, 2016
HOTCHKISS COMMUNITY NEWS
2nd Annual Cars & Guitars Music Festival
and Show ’n Shine
11:00am on July 9th, at the Hotchkiss Campgrounds
● A Variety of Peace Region Soloists & Bands ● Display your Ride - Classic Cars, Trucks, &
Motorcycles ● Concession Booth ● Fantastic Camping Facility ● As well as an informal Friday
Night “plug in” and perform open mic venue ●
For Festival info: Terry at 836.5264 or Brent at 836.0579 For Show ‘n Shine info: Nick at 836.0349
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To protect agricultural land from the infestation of Clubroot & Fusarium graminearum, the County will be doing annual inspections per County Policy to prevent the spread of
pests under the Alberta Pest Act.
We encourage all County residents to remove soil and debris from trucks, equipment, ATV’s, and other utility vehicles before entering the Peace Country, to prevent the
spread of this soil borne disease.
We also encourage producers to buy certified Fusarium graminearum free seed and hay/straw: buying locally when
ever possible.
The County will enforce a zero tolerance policy as per the Action Management Plans set out by Alberta Agriculture. For more information contact your local Agricultural
Fieldman at 780.836.3348 or 1.888.525.3481.
AGRI-NEWS
Paving & Punch out repair East of Manning on TWP RD 915 to Lovlin Flats. A total of 7 km.
Realignment construction of TWP RD 904 and other works south of North Star. A total of 1.8 km.
The re-graveling program is underway in Keg River, Carcajou, Hotchkiss and Notikewin areas of the County.
The County will have gravel crushing happening at three private pits in preparation for future re-graveling in the southern portion of the County.
Dust Control applications have been completed at various locations throughout the County.
Realignment construction of TWP RD 1020 will begin and also drainage ditch construction along RR 235. Drainage ditch construction from 2015 will carry-over in 2016 along RD 235 in the Keg River area.
Continued construction of a shoulder pull on Chinook Valley Road, TWP RD 864, RR 240 South and East of Dixonville. A total of 8 km.
Road construction will be happening on RR 233 (Campbell Road) north of 986. A total of 1.4 km.
Road shoulder pull of TWP RD 912. A total of 1.6 km.
Several centerline culvert replacements and approach widenings will be undertaken in vari-ous locations throughout the County.
The County will be expanding another phase of water into the Deadwood area as well as completing add-ons to the existing network.
Please be aware that Public Works, Mowing Crews, Agriculture Personnel and Utilities per-sonnel are working at various locations throughout the County during the Spring and Summer months. We ask that you slow down, respect speed signs and use caution around
workers and equipment. Thank you
PUBLIC WORKS
Summer Projects
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“Sometimes you will never know the value of a
moment, until it becomes a memory.” ~ Dr. Suess