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OPINION: Christmas Fair and Lamp Post equal Markets representation Page 6

Red Tag Service Program

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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

FLYERS Lowes

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MEAT SALE 20% off

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Grade 5 student Sydney Creasy enjoyed the handiwork of Shelby Dabbs (seen standing) from Coronation school’s grade 9 shop class on Wed. Oct. 21 where students spent the last six weeks building their own custom made gocarts. Despite this being the go-carts debut run, they have all been sold, primarily to the sixth graders for $60 each according to the music and shop teacher, Dan Kinakin.

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Property crime reduction

Sgt. McGunigal also had a positive report for council at the recent meeting. His numbers included a 48 per cent reduction in property crime from this year over last which is in part due to the Coronation RCMP’s habitual offender program that was implemented just over a year ago.

Although not every community has the program, McGunigal said in a recent interview, he is a big proponent of it and the numbers are proof that it Turn to Two part, Pg 3 works.

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Coronation Library memberships are up by five per cent this year over last reported librarian Lauren Reid to council at the Oct. 19 town council meeting.

The mid-year report also included highlights from the summer reading program that showed a seven per cent increase in the number of total registrants.

The positive numbers are the direct result of the proactive and enthusiastic approach the library staff are taking to getting the community of Coronation involved with the library.

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Clive village council re-elects Mayor Gillard Lisa Joy

ECA Review reporter Village of Clive council, at its organizational meeting Oct. 26, unanimously elected Anita Gillard to continue as mayor and Luci Henry as deputy mayor.

Mayor Gillard thanked council for their confidence in her and said she is pleased to serve another year.

No increases in Atco fees

Clive council, during its regular meeting Oct. 26, gave third and final reading to renew its franchise agreement with Atco Gas with no increases to

ratepayers.

“It’s 16.17 per cent and has been the rate since 2008,” said Chief Administrative Officer (CAO)( Carla Kenney.

CAO report to council

CAO Kenney told council she met with the Lacombe Regional Waste Services Commission (LRWSC) and CanPak and discussed disposal at the Prentiss transfer sites.

She said CanPak trucks are having a difficult time unloading during Prentiss’ hours they are open so they have created their own transfer site and are finding it more economical to compact and truck

the waste the West Dried Meat Landfill rather than spend time waiting to access the Prentiss site.

LRWSC are unable to accommodate more site hours and don’t need Clive’s waste to go through their facility but will make sure they allow the CanPak trucks in until the Prentiss site closing time.

CAO Kenney said she brought up the issue of missed residential pick ups in Clive so CanPak suggested Clive use front yard pick-up instead as it would help reduce the number of missed households adding that new drivers have difficulty finding various locations and the types

Stettler float wins numerous awards Debra Johnston

ECA Review Reporter

More bloomin’ awards

Rob Spencer of the Heartland Beautification Committee visited council to

answer a number of questions regarding Stettler’s recent award from Communities in Bloom.

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During his committee report at the Oct. 20 Stettler Town council meeting, Coun. Malcolm Fischer informed council that the redesigned Stettler parade float had won several awards this summer while attending community parades.

Fischer, as well CHANCES ARE YOU WILL BE EXPOSED TO INFLUENZA THIS SEASON. as the rest of council, was unaware of the Protect Yourself. Protect Others. Get Immunized. awards. Fischer learned of them after chatting with the float’s builder, local craftsman Dave Upcoming Immunization Clinics in Your Area McCourt.

According to a Stettler Board of DATE: TIME: LOCATION: Trade press release, the redesigned float Coronation earned the following parade Alix awards: first for civic organizaForestburg tion at Red 15104KA1 Deer’s Westerner Hanna Days, best visiting community Hussar entry at Camrose, first Provost place at Coronation, second at Alix Irma and Sylvan Lake and third at Veteran Drumheller.

In the release, Alliance Executive Director Stacey Elnora Benjamin stated, “ The Stettler Delia Board of Trade is very proud of how well the new Hardisty float placed at the attending Drumheller parades but even more so of how it Chauvin represented our town in surrounding communities. We are looking for#whychanceit? | www.ahs.ca/influenza | Call Health Link 811 ward to growing the list of parades the float will be attending in the summer of 2016.”

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Funds available for Big Valley organizations Debra Johnston ECA Review Reporter A $275 grant from the Big Valley Community Fund will offset the cost of replacing the Big Valley Oil Kings welcome sign at the arena parking lot entrance.

At the Oct. 22 council meeting, Big Valley councillors decided the sign was a good investment for the community funds.

$100 grant from FCSS (Family and Community Support Services).

The condition for eligibility is that 10 or more people must be named on the application to the village. The funds cannot pay for food. The funds can go towards renting a barbecue, purchasing toys for kids or other party amenities.

Block parties encouraged

The village still has $7000 in FCSS grant funds available for local organizations.

According to CAO Michelle White, the funds must be applied for and granted by the end of December.

Organizations receiving grants do not have to have the money spent by the end of the year. Funds can be used next year.

The Big Valley Legion

Big Valley is taking a cue from Stettler by providing a brochure full of information on block parties. The brochure covers what details should be considered for a block party, like whether roads need barricading, or tips for a successful party.

Because block parties are an inclusive community event, they are eligible for a

Speaking of FCSS

PAINTEARTH COUNTY

Glazier remains as reeve of county At the Oct. 21 organizational meeting the County of Paintearth councillors elected George Glazier as Reeve and Diane Elliott as Deputy Reeve. Walter Weber was elected Chairman of the Agricultural Service Board and Doreen Blumhagen, Vice Chairman.

Meetings will remain on the first and third Tuesdays of the month commencing at 9 a.m.

The county will retain the auditing services of Endeavour Chartered Accountants for fiscal year-end 2015 and assessors Terry Willoughby, AMAA of Municipal Property Consultants (2009) Ltd. and Ray Fortin, AMAA of Accurate Assessment Group Ltd. were reaffirmed as Designated Officers of the county.

A Respiratory Code of Practice and fit testing program in the workplace for the protection of employees as mandated by new Code of Practice and Respiratory Program Directive Occupational Health and Safety was also approved by council.

Write off tax rolls

The County has received a number of notices and statements of receivership for various oil, gas and energy companies. These accounts are deemed unlikely to be collected and will be expensed under the administration department’s bad debt taxes general ledger.

The tax rolls will remain on the tax roll, accumulating penalty until such time that we receive settlement or become certain the county will not receive any form of payment.

If by chance payment is received, the revenue would be recognized in the year ahead.

Waterline to Humalite International

The waterline will be installed on the north/ south line to the Canadian Humalite plant with completion of the project by Dec. 15, 2015.

applied for and was granted $500 from FCSS funding for the Seniors Pioneer Event.

Long years of service

Daryl Borchuk and Brad Driscoll of Atco Gas dropped in to the council meeting to present council

with a painting commemorating 50 years of Atco service to the Village of Big Valley.

According to Borchuk, Atco Gas has a long history of being active partners in communities by contributing to or participating in

Cont’d from Pg 1 The program is a two part system.

One, consists of requesting restrictions and conditions from the justice that addresses the details of an offender’s particular offense (if the crime was committed at 2 a.m. then setting a curfew, for example).

The second element is accountability. Each offender is assigned a local RCMP member who interacts with them daily if need be, to ensure the offender is following the conditions under which they have been placed.

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Each year ATB supports organizations that benefit the entire community. ATB looks for opportunities to support a variety of causes, not always supporting the same agencies each year. From the left, back row: Brianna Klettke, Lana Roth, Vanessa Dyki, Shirley Hewitt (ATB), Christina Marshall, Donna Younger and Brianne Bagshaw (ATB). Middle row: Bridgette Warner, Kirsten Kneller, Emily Lougheed, Faith Flemming, Emily Dyki, Kinsley Smith, Jenna Wilson, Dixie Knull, Hunter Tauber, Devonay Schaser and Marilyn O’How (ATB). Front row: Madison Smith, Jorja Mandel, Hailey Roth, Sawyer Roth, Tempy Pockett and Callie Yates.

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Toro Oil & Gas Ltd. executives present cheques to the community of Coronation from the funds raised their first annual charity golf tourament held on Sept. 18. From the left, Greg Phaneuf, Toro VP and CFO, Delayne Golby, Minor Sports Treasurer, Paul Storey, Toro V.P. of Operations, Billie Jo Rossing, Consort/Coronation Victim Services Program Manager, Linda Maron, Coronation Health Centre Foundation President, Barry Olson, Toro President and CEO and Rhonda Goods, Toro Executive Assistant.

Toro donates money Dena Clark

ECA Review Reporter Toro Oil & Gas Ltd. (Toro) executives drove out to Coronation on Oct. 6 to present three cheques: $8,500 to Coronation’s Minor Sports, $8,500 to Consort/ Coronation’s Victim Services and $5,500 to Coronation Hospital Foundation ($3,000 was

already donated to the Hospital Foundation by Tory’s LLP, Toro’s legal counsel).

There are also two $1500 scholarships that will be available to local students once the application criteria is finalized in the coming months.

These funds were raised at Toro’s first annual charity golf tournament

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Stettler received 84.03 per cent putting it in the bronze category.

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This year’s Pheasant Festival was another great success with 500 hunters participating in 162 hunts. A number of councillors attended some aspect of the festival.

According to a Stettler Board of Trade press release, the banquet alone grossed $15,605.75.

The final tally of how much the festival brought in to the Stettler area hasn’t been completed yet.

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Toro President and CEO, Barry Olson said during an interview that these particular charities were selected because of the impact the down turn in the oil industry has had on communities.

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Fair and equal representation B. Schimke ECA Review

Conservatives need not look at last week’s election as a defeat, but rather an opportunity. An opportunity to take back their party from the boys in short pants, the youngsters in the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) office, who welded immense power under Harper’s regime. It’s an opportunity for the Conservatives to give power back to their sitting MPs and to the extent possible in a parliamentary system, back to the grassroots.

Right now there is a lot of hurt and battered Conservative MPs, defeated MPs, and faithful members of the party. But I believe with a little time and a lot of reflection, there will also be a sense of freedom and relief.

Harper expanded the PMO to over 100 staffers. These unknown, unelected and unaccountable people were the ones who de facto ran the Conservative Party and the Canadian government while Harper was prime minister.

Harper largely distrusted his caucus with the exception of those two or three ministers who were Harper clones (e.g. Paul Calandra, Chris Alexander, Jason Kenney).

Every other elected member was forced to memorize the script and use the talking points concocted by the boys in short pants.

There was a reason that so many high profile former cabinet ministers quit politics, John Baird of course being the most noteworthy.

Every negative defining moment in the election campaign was entirely the making of those arrogant boys in short pants. I don’t believe for a minute that the majority of Conservative candidates felt good about having to say no to all-candidate debates because the PMO didn’t trust them to speak in public without supervision. It’s basic to a strong democracy, pitting candidate against candidate in an open, unscripted forum.

The Duffy mess rested solely in the hands of Harper and his staff who made the inane decision that a $4,000 cabin in PEI constituted residency and then completely botched their series of cover up schemes.

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The blow up over the inaction of the Canadian government towards Syrian refugees was another PMO debacle. Their decision to vet individual refugee claims themselves, rather than trust the Immigration Department to do their job blew up in Harper’s face at the most inopportune time—during an election campaign.

I choose to believe that most Conservative candidates and supporters cringed when the boys in short pants came up with the “barbaric cultural practices” hot line idea or when Harper hugged the infamous crack cocaine smoking, foul-mouthed former mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford, in the waning days of the election. Surely, neither could be seen as proud Conservative family value moments!

But alas, this too will pass.

Conservatives now have a choice.

They can choose to believe that the electorate got it wrong and that Canadians will wake up next election and realize the errors of their ways. That’s when the Conservative party elects a Ford brother or similar buffoon to take the party forward, similar to the Republican Party flirting with the likes of Donald Trump as their next leader.

Or the Conservative Party can acknowledge the Liberals won a huge majority because they best articulated the values and hopes of the majority and rejected the Americanization of Canadian politics.

I’m optimistic after listening to re-elected Conservative MPs like Michelle Rempel from Calgary and Lisa Raitt from Metro Toronto.

They get it -- tone matters.

Respecting elected MPs matters.

And last but not least, every Canadian matters, whether First Nation aboriginals, ‘old stock Canadians’, or brand new immigrant Canadians.

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by Lois Perepelitz all people are not the same, that some I had been disappointed when my people are good at ‘these’ things and oldest granddaughter had decided not not ‘those’ things. They can’t seem to to get any further education after grad- see that they will not be happy trying uating from high school. With her high to do things they are not good at. They grades I thought she could be a success can’t see that they would be much hapin whatever she took. pier and find better friends when they I was very happy to hear that are just themselves and after a year out in the real find others who share their world she decided that she did interests. need training in a profession.

When everyone likes She chose massage therapy and apples no one can look enrolled in a private college to down on you when you say get her certificate. you like apples.

She phoned me last week Most of the people in my all excited about her courses, granddaughter’s class are going into great detail about about the same age and this what she had learned so far. really made me curious.

She made my head spin with Perepelitz It is almost like there is a all the proper medical names switch that someone for our muscles then she said flipped and they all saw the something that made me wonder about light. youth and people in general.

What I would like to know is why She told me that this was the first can’t they see the light earlier? It has time in her whole life (all 20 years of it) only been a year or so since these that she had been in a group where young people were in high school everyone had the same interests and trying to fit in and being bullied nobody was judging anyone or acting because they didn’t. better than the others.

I wish teens could see that the She said it really felt good and she people who like oranges better than was able to relax and just be herself. apples are just as good as the apple I told her that was exactly why lovers. I wish they could see that the adults were always telling teens to do world needs them all. the things they were interested in, to Think about it, what would happen just be themselves and not try and fit to all the orange growers if everyone in with a group just because you liked apples? thought they were the popular ones.

I wish we would all learn to appreTeens don’t seem to understand that ciate and respect our uniqueness.

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Dear Editor, As we carry on our daily activities, how many of us give second thought to the senior at the post office or who comes into our store, who is always quiet and buys their goods and is gone?

Do we notice they seem more depressed, that they have little money to spend, that they seem afraid or maybe they have bruises?

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It is easy to reason in our minds that we are just imagining it or we just don’t want to get involved. Abuse happens.

As a community it is our responsibility to protect the most vulnerable.

As the saying goes, it takes a village to raise a child but it also takes a whole community to protect our seniors.

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Mansbridge as its leader Dear Editor, Peter Mansbridge thanking Canadians for being part of the election means that the results of the election satisfied Peter and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC).

The way I see this whole scenario is simply that we have another political party actively working in Canada called the CBC with Peter Mansbridge as its leader.

Thank you Peter for doing such a wonderful job of selling out Stephen Harper. You must be very happy.

Thank you again, and again and again!

Many Canadians accept the way CBC puts their political spin on politics during an election. However, I don’t!

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Cont’d from Pg 6 The Coronation Community Silver club feels the need to inform our society to be aware and recognize the signs of abuse and that this is not acceptable.

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These phone numbers and referrals all sound great and wonderful, but if you are elderly and in poor health physically and emotionally, are you truly able to phone and be told the closest help is Red Deer, 24 hours away if you are not in immediate danger.

That is just not realistic.

We need qualified resource people and services on the ground in rural Alberta. Our Family and Community Support Services are overburden and underfunded. We need help with out aging population just as much in rural Alberta as elsewhere.

Our group is trying to educate seniors, families, healthcare providers and the general public about abuse and that our voices need to be heard.

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ECA Review reporter Lacombe County’s aging bridges need to be replaced but paying for the projects is becoming a challenge.

County council, at its regular meeting Oct. 22, approved the projects for 2016 with the money to come out of the bridge reserve, which is expected to have a balance of about $4.6 million at the end of year.

“They were built at the turn of the century,” said Lacombe County Coun.

Rod McDermand. “They are wearing out at the same time.”

The provincial government ended the bridge fund in 2013, and instead, rolled costs into an MSI payment to municipalities.

“They (province) said ‘here’s your money, you deal with it.’ There’s no top up for bridges,” said Coun.

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The county plans to contribute $2.6 million next year for bridges. But to keep up with all the bridges that have to be replaced in the county, they would have to put millions every year into the reserve fund.

“We have the capacity to raise the mill rate to deal with (costs),” said Coun. McDermand. “We have to have good infrastructure. People want to get across creeks and rivers.”

Council accepted the proposed fiveyear Bridge Replacement Schedule and authorized the County Commissioner to tender and award the 2016 capital bridge projects.

Proposed 2016 bridge replacements include: Township Road 39-2 and Range Road 3-1; Township Road 41-0 west of Hwy 815; Range Road 26-3 south of Township Road 40-2; Range Road 4-0 south of Highway 11; Pleasant Valley Colony Bridge; and Range Road 3-1, two miles north of Hwy 11.

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Lacombe County plans to redo 36 kilometres of road with chip seal. Chip seal, rather than using a thin layer of pavement, saves the county about $5,100 per kilometres, which means about $185,000 in savings on the $907,000 price tag. This translates into a savings of about $1.8 million with 355 kilometres of paved road in Lacombe County.

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About 13 km of Hwy 12 north of Alix will be repaved with chip seal next year. It sees about 379 vehicles per day.

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Westmoreland Coal Company – Sheerness Mine Accounts Payable/ Payroll Assistant An opportunity exists at the Sheerness Mine, located South of Hanna, Alberta for an Accounts Payable/Payroll Assistant.

Position Profile: Reporting to the Human Resources Advisor, this position is responsible for a wide range of administrative activities on site. Responsibilities will include accounts payable, timecard entry, payroll, assisting Safety and Human Resources along with various administrative duties as assigned.

Qualifications: The ideal candidate will preferably hold a Business Certificate or equivalent with minimum of 2 years related experience. Must be proficient in Microsoft Office, be able to work effectively with minimal supervision and be self-motivated.

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Closing Date: November 4, 2015 Please e-mail or fax your resume and cover letter to Human Resources: Email: careers.PEMSHM@westmoreland.com Fax: 403.854.5204 We thank all candidates for their applications, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. We would kindly appreciate no phone calls.

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UNRESERVED Auction SALE for Thunder Lake Ranches (Estate of Ed Paull). Saturday, October 31, 2015.

Sale Starts: 11 a.m.

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CLOSEOUT Auction for Paragon Machine & Tooling Ltd. Tuesday, November 3, 11 a.m. 8207 Davies Road, Edmonton. Milling machines, tooling, shop equipment, vehicles. For more details contact Meier Auctions 780-4401860; www.meierauction.com.

ANTIQUE Collectible Auction. Sunday, Nov. 15, 10:30 a.m., Breton Community Hall. 3’ X 5’ Coke sign, automobilia, auto books, crystal, crocks. 780-6962428 (speak loud); www.Andresens Auctions.com.

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Teacher J.C. Charyk Hanna School Competition #PLRD-436

Applications are invited for a full time temporary teaching position at J.C. Charyk Hanna School to commence January 1, 2016. This is a maternity leave replacement position and will terminate June 30th, 2016. You will be responsible for delivery of the Social Studies curriculum to Grades 10, 11 and 12. Use of technology and a variety of teaching strategies to reach all learners will be most beneficial, as is working within a video conferencing teaching/learning environment.

Please send cover letter, resume, University Transcripts and letters of reference, by e-mail to lenore.etherington@plrd. ab.ca. Applications will also be accepted by mail or fax to: Lenore Etherington, H.R. Administrator Prairie Land Regional Division # 25 P.O. Box 670 Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 Fax: (403)854-2803 Competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.

Thank you to all applicants, but only those who will be interviewed will be contacted. The successful candidate will be required to provide proof of a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate, a Criminal Record Check and Child Intervention Check satisfactory to PLRD prior to commencement.

Custodial Positions Hanna Area Schools Competition #PLRD-433

Applications are invited for casual custodians for Hanna and surrounding area. The schools are located in Hanna, Youngstown, Cessford, Delia and Morrin. These positions will provide back up on an on-call basis and may be required to work from time to time to cover clean up after extracurricular activities. Incumbents would have first consideration for any short term leave of absence custodial positions. Applicants must be able to perform tasks independently. Previous custodial experience within a school setting would be an asset, however, training will be provided.

Please send cover letter and resume, by e-mail to lenore. etherington@plrd.ab.ca. Applications will also be accepted by mail or fax to: Lenore Etherington, H.R. Administrator Prairie Land Regional Division # 25 P.O. Box 670 Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 Fax: (403)854-2803 Competition will remain open until suitable candidates are found.

Thank you to all applicants, but only those who will be interviewed will be contacted. The successful candidate will be required to provide a current Criminal Record Check and Child Intervention Check satisfactory to PLRD prior to commencement. Please quote competition number on application.

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Educational Assistant Hanna Primary School Competition #PLRD-432

This position is currently posted internally to CUPE employees for 5 working days until 4:30 p.m. October 20th, 2015 as per the CUPE Local 5829 Collective Agreement.

Applications are invited for a part time (0.75 FTE) Educational Assistant at Hanna Primary School, to commence immediately.

You will be required to work 22.5 hours per week. Experience working within a team environment with special needs children would be an asset. You also must be able to exhibit the associated skills to communicate with students and teachers in a meaningful and professional manner. You will be expected to present yourself as an organized and professional representative of the staff, both in person, on the telephone and through correspondence.

Please send cover letter and resume, by e-mail to lenore. etherington@plrd.ab.ca. Applications will also be accepted by mail or fax to: Lenore Etherington, H.R. Administrator Prairie Land Regional Division # 25 P.O. Box 670 Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 Fax: (403)854-2803 Competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.

Thank you to all applicants, but only those who will be interviewed will be contacted. The successful candidate will be required to provide a Criminal Record Check and Child Intervention Check satisfactory to PLRD prior to commencement.

Please quote competition number on application.

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• Operate Knuckle Boom Crane • Tow large trailers with many different types of Cargo Qualifications: • Oil and gas heavy haul transportation background is a must • Strong client relationship skills • Strong decision making and problem solving skills • Strong team player, capable of performing in a fast-paced, deadline driven environment • Able to deal with confidential information with a high degree of diplomacy and good judgment • Class 5 with Air Endorsement or Class 1 • Clean Drivers Abstract • Lifting and Rigging Certificate or equivalent To Apply: Forward your PDF or Microsoft Word formatted resume in confidence to careers@zedi.ca. We thank all applicants for their interest in Zedi, however only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Supporter of family and rural living Florence Storch was born June 10, 1913 at the family homestead south of Federal, Ab. She was the second of seven children of Murdo and Margaret McRae. Florence died peacefully in her sleep on Oct. 21 at the Long Term Care Centre in Hanna.

Florence is survived by her three sons and their spouses, Donald and Janet of Victoria; Edward and Margaret of Mannville and Leslie of Hanna. She is also survived by six grandchildren and their spouses: David and Jennifer Wigmore of Toronto, Michael of Dongguan, China, Jolan and RJ Pasloski of Calgary, Jim and Louise of Mannville, Karen and Arliss McNalley of Wainwright and Shaun Lumsden of Hanna; and 10 great grandchildren John, Carter, Mikaela and Glenn of Mannville, Nathan and Tyler McNalley of Wainwright, Jack and Sasha Pasloski of Calgary, Lucas and Daisy of Toronto.

She was predeceased by her infant son Robert, her husband William Louis (Willie) and her parents and siblings.

After graduating from the Camrose Normal School in 1932 she taught at one room schools in Buchan, Onward and Federal. She supply taught for many years in schools around the family farm at Garden Plains. She was a lifelong teacher and advocate of healthy living.

Florence was a great supporter of family, rural living, the Women’s Institute (WI), Senior Sports and the Lutheran Church. She held many positions in the WI, attending conferences throughout Alberta, Canada and internationally. Her stall at the Farmers Market was known for its vegetables and gladiolas.

In her 90’s she became an athlete and her sport of choice was the javelin. She received medals in the Alberta and Canada games.

She last competed in 2014.

She lived in the family farm home from 1938 until 2010 when, due to a fall and fractured hip she moved to the lodge in Hanna where she resided until her failing health necessitated a move to Long Term Care in March of 2015.

The family thanks Dr. Lombard for excellent

Son, the light of Keibel’s life Donna Joyce Keibel passed away at her home in Calgary on Oct. 7 following a short but courageous battle with cancer at the age of 74 years.

Donna was born in Hanna on May 16, 1941 to Ben and Martha (Stulberg) Keibel of Endiang, Ab. She grew up on the family farm in the Endiang district with older sisters Margaret and Shirley.

Donna received her education at the Endiang school and at an early age developed a love of music and learned to play the guitar and accordion.

Following her schooling, Donna took nursing aide training and worked a variety of jobs throughout her life.

Donna will be remembered as a fun-loving person with a kind heart who often helped those less fortunate than herself.

The light of her life was her son Richard Allen “Rick” Keibel who was born on Oct. 1, 1963. She maintained a very close bond with her only child throughout her life.

Donna never forgot her rural roots and enjoyed

animals and growing plants and for a time raised purebred cats. She also always enjoyed buying “real” cow’s cream, farm-fresh eggs and farm-grown garden produce whenever she could.

Although Donna lived the majority of her adult life in Calgary she also lived in various places in Alberta including Stettler and for the last year of her life Vilna, Ab. where the small community and rural life reminded her of the town she grew up in.

When her health failed she returned to Calgary for the final weeks of her life.

Donna was predeceased by her father Ben in 1965, her sister Margaret (Anderson) Cook in 1985 and her mother Martha in 1990.

She leaves to mourn her passing her son Rick Keibel, her sister Shirley (Ray) Hieb, nephews Jack Anderson, Kevin Hieb and Brad Hieb and nieces Brandi Anderson and Kim Hieb, aunts Carol Stulberg and Martha Stulberg, as well as many cousins, greatnieces and nephews and friends.

At Donna’s request there was no funeral service.

medical care and the staff of Acadia Lodge and Long Term Care for helping Florence with her daily living.

We also thank Leigh Sleigh for her friendship, faithful visiting and kindness and Helen Standing for her companionship in athletics.

Following a private family internment, a memorial service to honour her life will

be held Sun., Nov. 1 at 3 p.m. at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Hanna. A reception in the church hall will follow the service.

Florence asked that instead of flowers, memorial donations be made to Redeemer Lutheran Church, Box 746, Hanna, T0J 1P0, or a charity of your choice.

Heartland Funeral Services, Hanna, provided mortuary services.

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THANK YOU!!!

To my friends in Battle River-Crowfoot, THANK YOU for returning me as Member of Parliament to serve as your representative in the 42nd Parliament.

I pledge to continue to work for our conservative values in this new Parliament, and to join my colleagues in offering a strong and effective opposition.

Hon. Kevin Sorenson, M.P., Battle River - Crowfoot

Please feel free to contact me at: 4945 - 50 St. Camrose, T4V 1P9 Phone: 780 608 4600 Toll Free: 1-800-665-4358 Fax: 780-608-4603 E-mail: kevin.sorenson.c1@parl.gc.ca

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Berke’s Jewellers – Serving the region for 70 years – will close their Drumheller store and must make room in Hanna. Store closing prices in effect at both locations!

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