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The solar electricity hype
June 15 declared Elder Abuse



Awareness Day in Edson




by Callie Hermanson connect seniors to The vast majority of
local services and elder abuse comes
blind view declaring June 15 as supports. The elderly from family units and
A motion was carried
can remain safer, free
settings that don't have
E l d e r A b u s e from abuse, and have
outside supports.
window Awareness Day in more secure age- Because we are seeing
Edson during a town
friendly communities,
an increasing number
council meeting May
she explained.
of elders in our
fashions Conservative 17 in town office the grant funding they community, Sitar Students at A.H. Dakin School held an art and book sale May 17 to raise money for
Sitar described how
families that were evacuated from Fort McMurray. They raised $1,001.85 selling
council chambers.
explained. This makes
books and art that classes had made. Pictured are Mavy Bagsic, Nash Walukiewicz,
iews Evansburg, Edson, are currently working the numbers seem and Preston Kuzmic.
12 agencies from the
under is for one year,
higher because people
Town Council Notes May 17
and Hinton areas have
Guest Column by Clyde Corser
banned together to but hopes to secure are noticing it more. 2-1-1 partnership approved
part-time funding
When there are
create the Yellowhead
January 4, January 25 Elder Abuse Network. under the same grant, economic downturns 2-1-1 new agreement with the Street Intersection
for an additional two
there are increases in
Edson Animal Rescue
I m p r o v e m e n t a n d
Council has approved a
This network will aim
years.
abuse of all kinds, not
Society (EARS) for care
Councillor Gean
February 15 to better respond to Chouinard asked, “Is just elders. So those partnership between the of the animals in the Related Works Project to
Knelsen Sand & Gravel
Town of Edson and
cases of elder abuse
kinds of stresses in life
pound during weekends
Ltd. of Grande Prairie in
Yellowhead County to
through education,
there more abuse
will also add to those
and holidays in exchange
bring 2-1-1 phone service
t h e a m o u n t o f
Conservative
March 7, 28 iews p r e v e n t i o n , a n d going on now or are forms of abuse, said to the area. Edson's first for a $3,000.00 yearly $1,051,009.94 + GST,
intervention.
people more aware of
Sitar.
donation. Prior to this
along with FORTIS
year funding for the
In a presentation by
agreement staff would be
it?”
Alberta in the amount of
T h e n u m b e r s
project will be $5,000.00.
paid to come in for these
“This is my personal
April 18 Guest Column by Clyde Corser Charlene Sitar, she opinion based on fluctuate towards Yellowhead County has duties. $75,988.51 + GST for
lighting. This was the
already agreed to support
explained the area's
different cultural
Tenders
lowest of five bids for the
the cause and committed
aging population and
research that I have
stresses; there is an
the increasing demand done and interviews I e v e r - i n c r e a s i n g $15,000.00 in funding to Council awarded the project.
2016 Street Paving
Line Painting
initiate the project. It's
May 9, 30 for services to address have done with people population of elderly also hoped the Town of Program and Related The 2015 Line Painting
seniors' issues.
locally, provincially,
people and not all of
Works project to Border
services contract has been
Hinton will partner to
Communities should and federally, that with them are in facilities make it a true regional Paving Ltd. of Red Deer extended to 2016 for Line
June 20 enhance their capacity elder abuse we are that will help and care project. 2-1-1 is a one stop for the amount of West Ltd. In 2015 the
$379,846.50 + GST. This
project was tendered
and coordination of
shop to get connected to
finding a shift in
for elders, Sitar said.
services to better cultural attitudes June 15 is recognized appropriate support was the lowest of four twice with Line West
bids for the project.
services in the area.
being the only company
July 11 Blind View address elder abuse, t o w a r d s e l d e r l y worldwide as Elder Edson Pound Council has also awarded to place a bid.
and more easily
people,” said Sitar.
Abuse Awareness Day.
the Highway 748/40
Council has approved a
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