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Stettler Town Council had some questions for Habitat for Humanity’s executive director Brian Brake at their regular meeting held Oct 18. Brake had made a presentation to Stettler County Council last month which a couple of town councillors had attended. The
town requested that Brake attend a council meeting to provide more information about the housing Habitat constructs. According to Brake, communities benefit from Habitat homes by addressing long term affordable housing needs. Typically, a family will remain in a home for between five to seven years. When they move on, the home is sold back to Habitat
for use for a new family in need. “Habitat homes remain a part of the community’s housing strategy forever.” Duplexes or triplexes are the norm for Habitat homes with a typical unit being 1200 square feet. “We don’t build single homes anymore,” stated Brake, owing to the need to maximize the use of a lot to house more families.
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Red Tag Service Program
Red Tag Inspection Program Discount For Hay Equipment, Windrowers, Tractors, Uniloaders And Combines - If Booked By The Following
Nov 16 – 50% off Inspection Dec 16 – 20% off Inspection
MEAT SALENow includes sliced 20%off freshly deli meats
Sobeys IGA Bargain Shop The Brick, Stettler Lowes
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Free delivery service available within town limits Store Hrs: Mon. - Sat. 8 am - 9 pm; Sun. 10 am - 7 pm Pharmacy Hrs: Mon. - Fri. 9 am - 6 pm; Sat. On Call 9 am - 3 pm
10All%Work Discount on Labour Must Be Done In Our Shop. (To Qualify, Work Orders Must Be A Minimum Of $3,000.00 And Customer Is In Booking Program)
Service Checklist Packages
Tractors: $899 Combines: $1399 Unloaders: $499 Haying: $499 Windrowers: $598 *Less Applicable Discounts*
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Generally, the land for a Habitat home is donated by the municipality or by private donors. The municipality also donates approximately $110,000 in cash or kind with the remainder coming from local and national donors. “There are many different corporate sponsors that help us with the cost of that home.” Turn to Wheeled, Pg 2
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Harvest is slow in east central Alberta as over 50 per cent of the crops are still in the field. Don Stephenson grabs a few days/nights over this past weekend to get a start on his canola crop south of Coronation. He has approximately 600 of the 1000 acres he has left to harvest but light sprinkling of rain and heavy fog at the beginning of the week has stopped harvest again.
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