2019
Vol. LXVIII, No. 48
32 pages
October 20, 2020
ALWAYS BETTER – ALWAYS BETTER READ
In these unique times, The Camrose Booster is doing something equally unprecedented – profiling 28 leading local small businesses to kick off this edition. Small businesses need your support as never before. Remember, local businesses are: taxpayers, service club members, volunteers, local residents, investors and and those invested in Camrose and area.
To stay in business for 43 years you need to be best in the market, offer superior product and service, and recognize changes in market trends. Richardson’s Jewellery, the National Diamond Store, is a provincial leader in personal jewellery, diamonds, gold, watches and sterling product that you can choose and wear same day. However, much of their business has gravitated towards pieces created right before your eyes using the very latest in computer technology. James Cardiff and his team are converting heirloom pieces into today’s styles daily. They create individualized rings and other jewellery choices into pieces visualized in a consumer’s mind-eye. They recognize that jewellery purchasers want to be involved in the process of seeing their piece come to life. They understand that quality is important, and endeavor to create incredible personal one-of-a-kind pieces for lasting meaning at affordable prices. This personal touch is also possible through Richardson’s engraving service, All Things Engraved, which allows personalization on rings, metal, etchings on glass, even transfers on leather.
Duggan Mall, Camrose
WEEK October 19 to 23, 2020
Serving Camrose for 42 years! Your favourite Norsemen dishes are featured Monday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Getting hungry? Join us for lunch today! A diffe d different fe e eren lunch special will be served each wee weekday. ee e da ekda ay All include dessert and coffee or regular tea. All are $16.
Ph. 780-672-8811 www.richardsonsjewellery.ca
Count on Glover; those in the know do! The owners of Glover International Trucks, back on January 5, 1987, wisely chose Camrose for their first expansion. The family business was launched in Red Deer ten years earlier. (Today they boast five Glover central Alberta locations along with four sub-contractors in Alberta and BC).
(L to R): Tracy Brandingen, Trevor Vinet, Katie Hauser, Lucas Banack, Michelle Majeski, Drew Conlon, Danny Hertel
Taking care of clients and
supporting the community If you value professionalism and community conscience, you will find the RE/MAX agents in Camrose are experts in the field of real estate and great supporters of our community. A simple call to their office is the first step in bringing their passion to your goals.
Grand Park Plaza, 6006-48 Avenue, Camrose
780-672-7474 www.remaxcamrose.ca
What has been behind the obvious popularity of this award-winning International franchise and service centre? Three words: people, performance erformance and pride. “It It boils down to the most dedicated, most skilled, most conscientious cientious technicians, parts personnel and sales people treating g their clients the want they want to be, and should be, treated”, ed”, notes Kevin Hycha, Camrose general manager. Glover International, in four decades, has ridden the ups and downs of the Alberta economy but has always grown rown in market share and popularity. Today they are a nationally ionally recognized top performer in International truck sales,, fleet and individual leases and rentals. The Camrose shop has a large team of heavy duty technicians experienced in preventative maintenancee of all leading big truck brands. With a 24-7 work mandate, ate, when the need arises they get operators back on the open road, or out of farm fields, in the quickest possible ble time. The Glover team offers mobile service, too, whenever/ wherever required.
Kevin Hycha
3836-42 Avenue, Camrose • 780-672-7396
The backbone of our community