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Election Results 2013 There were many tight election races in the East Central Alberta community as votes were cast Monday, October 21 across the region.

Due to a four day wait period after elections, results posted below are unofficial.

Any boards, wards or communities not posted are to be assumed as acclaimed.

Town of Coronation Votes cast in the Town of Coronation totaled 342.

Two ballots were spoiled.

Elected officials: Jackie Brigley: 289 - Incumbent Vickey Horkoff: 266 Mark Stannard: 253 Shelley Cook: 234 Keith Griffiths: 195 Brett Alderdice: 186 - Incumbent Liz Adams: 180 Defeated candidates: Garrett Brigley: 165 Russell Hillis: 139 Dawna Elliott: 103 Incumbent (Mayor) Bonnie Danylyshen: 41 - Incumbent (Deputy Mayor)

Village of Alliance Elected officials: Sue Thomas: 71 - Incumbent Wilma McLeod: 66 Dell Wickstrom: 49 - Incumbent Defeated candidates: Joe Wallace: 48 Jeff McNaught: 30

Village of Alix Elected officials: Arlene Nelson: 127 Jody Louise Widmann: 120 Robert Fehr: 117 - Incumbent Gordon Christenson: 113 - Incumbent Curtis Peterson: 109 - Incumbent Defeated candidates: Vicki Soltermann: 107

Village of Carbon Elected officials: Marty Morgan: 124 Richard Eckman: 122 - Incumbent Mike Still: 116 - Incumbent Steve Reynen: 93 Marie Kooiman: 73 Defeated candidates: Don Morrison: 60

Village of Chauvin Elected officials: Lance LaPierre: 78 - Incumbent Valerie Gramlich: 74 - Incumbent Linda Russnak: 73 - Incumbent John (Jack) Goodall: 62 - Incumbent John McPherson: 59 Defeated candidates: Christine Smith: 52

Village of Consort Of 500 eligible voters, 334 people (66.8 per cent) cast ballots.

Elected officials: Tony Owens: 263 Calvin Ward: 247 Roxanne C. Stillings:

227 - Incumbent (Deputy Mayor) Domenic DiFrancesco: 204 Dale Kroeger: 133 - Incumbent Defeated candidates: Wayne Walker: 129 Incumbent (Mayor) Terry McMahon: 116 Robert Charles Eccles: 105 - Incumbent Gerald Rehman: 93 - Incumbent

Village of Delia Of 151 eligible voters (according to last census), 123 residents participated in the vote.

Elected officials: Dawn Bancroft: 104 Dennis Thordarson: 81- Incumbent John Rogers: 49 - Incumbent Defeated candidates: Bev Hall: 37 Irene Arnold: 33 Susan Waye: 27 John Fox: 20 Glenn Arnold: 7

Village of Elnora Of an estimated 228 eligible voters, 133 people voted.

Elected officials: Robert Aellen: 101 Incumbent (Mayor) Leah Nelson: 99 Richard Coultier: 84 Defeated candidates: April Irwin: 55 Louise Higginbottom: 43 Turn to Election, Pg 2

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INDEX Castor Town Council.......................3 PEPS ....................................................3 Legislature ........................................5 Real Estate/Homes ...................6 - 7 Hughenden School news .........8, 11 Parliament ........................................8 Agriculture ........................................9 Sports ...........................................11, 16 Alliance news ..................................12 Classifieds/Careers................13 - 15

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Election Results 2013 Cont’d from Pg 1

Town of Provost

Village of Forestburg

Elected officials: Trevor Schneider: 304 Dale F. Gregory: 272 - Incumbent Alvin Schultz: 267 - Incumbent Jeremy Rehman: 248 J. Michael Dennehy: 236 - Incumbent Kelly Lynn Heinrich: 227 - Incumbent Defeated candidates: David Johnstone: 221 Neil E. Whiting: 198 - Incumbent

Elected officials: Bob Coutts- 210 R.B. Fay Hagel: 194 - Incumbent Dayna Oberg: 172 - Incumbent Kurt Oberg: 165 Peter Miller: 141 - Incumbent Defeated candidates: Robert Frizzell: 134 Incumbent (Mayor) James Farrel: 93 Wesley Ross Litt: 48 - Incumbent

Town of Stettler

Village of Youngstown At the time of publication the results were not available to the ECA Review.

Town of Castor Garry DeVloo was reelected Mayor with 220 votes; Catherine Wylie was defeated with 163 votes.

Elected officials: Richard Elhard: 324 Brenda Wismer: 310 - Incumbent Rod Zinger: 307 - Incumbent Travis Ryan: 257 Lonny Nelner: 249 Tony Nichols: 238 Defeated candidates: Cody Borek: 216

Town of Hanna Elected officials: Cathy Watts: 637 - Incumbent Larry Stickel: 580 Gerald Albert “Brass” Campion: 561 - Incumbent Jason William Smith: 473 Richard Preston: 390 Jerry Allen Kruse: 252 Defeated candidates: Robert Howard Hunter: 180

Town of Hardisty A total of 174 residents participated in the vote.

Elected officials: Donna Buelow: 134 - Incumbent Connie Beringer: 132 Dean Lane: 121 Shawn Gaetzman: 118 Ivan Lesmeister: 118 Leo Lefebvre: 109 Defeated candidates: Diane Fossum: 103

Town of Killam

Voter turnout was 1,178 residents, representative of approximately 26.15 per cent of those eligible.

Elected officials: Malcolm J. Fischer: 905 - Incumbent Allan Campbell: 740 - Incumbent William Brown: 609 Karen Sernecky: 575 Sean Nolls: 537 Darcy Bachman: 533 - Incumbent Defeated candidates: Steven Wildeboer: 469 - Incumbent Wayne Teebe: 329 James Smith: 323 Zachary Jackson: 309 Peter Simons: 307 - Incumbent

County of Stettler Ward 1 (Byemoor-Endiang): Les Stulberg: 129 (Elected) Lawrence Wilkie: 101 Incumbent (Defeated) John Schofer: 40 (Defeated) Ward 2 (Big Valley): Dave Grover: 129 (Elected) Terry Schiffner: 59 Incumbent (Defeated) Ward 3 (Botha-Gadsby): Greggory Jackson: 108 Incumbent (Elected) Vic Carey: 63 (Defeated) Ward 4 (Stettler): Ernie Gendre: 173 (Elected) Blake Chapman: 89 Incumbent (Defeated)

Joe Gendre: 162 Incumbent (Elected) Guy Nietz: 147 (Defeated)

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Ward 4 (Botha, Gadsby, Byemoor): John Schofer: 207 (Elected) Rhonda Maginn: 130 Incumbent (Defeated)

Prairie Land Regional Division #25 Ward 2, Subdivision 1 Hanna Urban Angie Warwick: 430 Incumbent (Elected) Jada L. Hill: 355 (Elected) Vernon Thuroo: 315 Incumbent (Defeated)

Special Areas Special Area 2, Subdivision 1: Bob Gainer: 52 (Elected) Norman Storch: 42 Incumbent (Defeated) Clayton Lyall Curry: 25 (Defeated) Special Area 3, Subdivision 4: Travis W. Foot: 42 (Elected) Melvin Bingeman: 27 Incumbent (Defeated) David M. McKinstry: 27 (Defeated) Special Areas 3, Subdivision 5: Graham Caskey: 58 (Elected) Kyle Christianson: 52 Incumbent (Defeated) Special Areas 4, Subdivision 2: Bonnie Sansregret: 107 Incumbent (Elected) Rock Kroeger: 62 (Defeated)

A total of 245 Killam Ward 6 (Erskine voters participate in the South-Warden): election, representing approximately 35 per cent of eligible participants.

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CASTOR TOWN COUNCIL

Water balance system losses were slightly more this year than last Katie Davis News Reporter Gas and Water comparison The gas and water balance reconciliation comparison was reviewed and CAO Sandi Jackson noted that concerning gas, the Town was in “Really good shape.”

“Our losses are down,” Jackson said, “Last year this time had losses of 2096 gigajules, and [this year] we’re only at 1248 gigajules.” She also noted that loss percentage was at 1.84 per cent, which she noted was desirable as two per cent was an ‘acceptable loss’ amount.

Concerning the water balance system, it was noted that losses were slightly more this year than last year.

Public Works Foreman Stan Boetcher noted that there was some discussion about getting a leak detector in the summer time to pinpoint possible pipeline issues as a preventative measure.

It was discussed that even a tiny pen tip-sized leak could be a large amount of water loss when calculated on a yearly cycle.

“It’s thousands and thousands of gallons… if you were to stick half [a] pen through the hole, that running steady for 24 hours per day, 365 days per year, [the loss] is phenomenal,” he said.

It was discussed that it might be worthy to budget specifically for some testing in future.

Recreation report It was discussed that hockey school was very well attended.

Up for consideration was a charge for ball diamonds for senior leagues/tournament days as it was noted that the associated costs were out of pocket for the rec board. At present the rec board was not charging for use.

In memoriam for Sean Thieleman, crests were being made to put on the shoulders of the minor hockey jerseys.

Campground rates were noted to stay at 25 dollars. Some discussion of raising it to 30 was considered, but ultimately it was decided for the time being to keep costs at 25.

Golf Course Mayor Gary DeVloo attended the Castor Golf Course AGM. He said he was pleased with the course’s progress, and said the course is endeavouring to pay off the approximately $20,000 owed to the town by having a fundraiser and making an effort to collect cart rental fees and other owed amounts. DeVloo noted that the course has requested to remove the service to the utility building, thus requiring some hydrovacing to access areas around the building. This would take around one hour of Town time to hydrovac.

DeVloo also noted that he was pleased with the progress of the course concerning it’s financial situation, and he mentioned that

the course “Would like to go into 2014 with a clean slate.”

“I think they’ve had a really good year,” he noted.

Motion to provide the hydrovacing was carried.

At the end of the meeting, sentiments of good luck and farewell gestures were

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Much discourse on EDO Report Katie Davis News Reporter Much discourse during the evening surrounded the EDO Report, which included news of events and meetings attended for the purpose of networking and tourism attraction.

BRAED Carol Thomson opened this section of the meeting by noting she had attended the Battle River Alliance for Economic Development (BRAED) team meeting on October 15. She said overall the meeting was positive, and that the group in attendance had spoken about the website and the meet and greet on November 7 in Hardisty.

It was noted that at prior events, Jennifer Powell had been instructive in getting BRAED attendees involved in a myriad of networking activities, and said it might be advisable to reach out to her in this manner again. “[Powell] got [BRAED members] into a whole bunch of receptions and dinners, so I’m kind of wondering if we should talk to her and see what she can do for us,” Thomson said. Board member George Glazier said that it was a worthwhile networking opportunity.

“In my opinion that’s the only reason it’s worth our while going,” said Glazier, “take some of these people that are in the business and see if they can’t attract investment.”

“It was a good meeting, and we set some good objectives,” Bain said. “We sort of went back to a reminder that really, Trail is a low budget organization and for it to function it has to be grassroots.” He contined by saying that members would have to be enthusiastic about representing their respective communities, and maintain an active presence in the organization.

Without active representation, Bain said that Trail “isn’t going to survive.”

“We’re really on the extreme south end of BRAED, the north end of Badlands, so we’re kind of an area that’s in a sense nowhere,”Bain said, “I think that Trail could be so representative of the entire area [of East Central Alberta]”.

Bain said that despite the large scope of land, there are many attractions that could be highlighted throughout the region; it was just securing the marketing platform to do so. He also noted that despite the lack of paid positions within the group, passionate representation from the community within Trail could offer opportunities for grants.

Tarolyn Peach, who was also at the meeting, said that it was one of the best meetings of the group. “The importance of Trail is that it’s local, and it’s ours,” she said, “there’s so much potential with Trail.”

The AGM of Trail of the Buffalo was noted to be November 5 in Stettler.

Outlining a strategic plan and possible projects would be discussed at this meeting.

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The Port to Plains AGM, which occurred on October 1 - 3 in Amarillo, Texas was cited by the meeting report as being an “excellent conference and great networking” opportunity, and the business to business sessions were noted as being the best part of the process. It was noted by Thomson that the only drawback was that much discussion was local to the state of Texas. “Over two-thirds of people were talking specifically [about] Texas,” noted Thomson, “Texas transportation, the state rep was trying to get everybody to go vote in Texas, Texas Texas Texas.”

She added that it was great networking opportunity, and worth PEPS while to be there.

CAO Tarolyn Peach noted that the success of the corridor was paramount to discussion.

Next year’s conference was noted to be in Del Rio, Texas.

Thomson said she met with Blaine Brigley and Bob Kubinchak of League Pipeline, and they were interested in having PEPS carry out a presentation at their next safety meeting. She also said she’d met with M & N Constrution’s Archie Merchant, and noted that the meeting was productive.

It was noted by Glazier that possibilities for temporary housing was discussed with Merchant. “He said that if [Coronation] had a 40, 50 room unit that was newer, it would be full all the time,” he said, “they have so many people that are coming in to do work, and then go to Hanna or Stettler [for overnight stay].”

It was discussed that it would be advantageous to get a hold of Canatta to meet with Merchant, and go for a drive to look at areas and discuss possibilities. “It’s something we have to explore a little more,” Glazier said.

Trail of the Buffalo Board Member Mike Bain spoke to the Trail of the Buffalo meeting.

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“I believe that we share a common goal to make the town a better place,” said Mayor Devloo at the end of the evening, “Thank you and good luck to everyone.”

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Greedy, unethical, self-serving

I’VE LOST ALL RESPECT FOR THIS ALBERTA ETHICS COMMISSIONER

Brenda Schimke

ECA Review Journalist The Conflict of Interest Act states that all elected officials must report any lawsuits against them. The law states that politicians have a fiduciary responsibility to declare conflicts of interest that put their personal or financial interest ahead of the public interest.

Peter Sandhu, an Edmonton MLA, elected Progressive Conservative and now sitting as an Independent, was under investigation by the Alberta’s Ethics Commissioner Neil Wilkinson.

As owner of a home building company, NewView Homes, Sandhu failed to disclose the six lawsuits that had been filed against him by contractors for unpaid invoices.

If that weren’t enough, Sandhu had persistently lobbied Service Alberta officials to make changes to the Builders’ Lien Act that would benefit his business.

Although Wilkinson found Sandhu breached the Conflicts of Interest Act many times, he chose to accept excuses and forgive, rather than administer the law.

“It was my lawyer’s bad advice.” “I believed those lawsuits were soon to be settled.” I wasn’t just helping my company, but all development companies”. “I’ve learned my lesson.”

So Wilkinson let him off with no sanctions saying even though Sandhu “created an appearance of conflict of interest . . . it did not amount to an improper use of his office.”

Steve Young, PC government whip, said he was encouraged and any request by Sandhu to be reinstated to Caucus would be considered.

There is not a person alive that can be unbiased when their self-interest is involved. That’s why evangelist, Billy Graham, who turns 95 next month, is still a man of great integrity. He always made a point to never be involved in any financial decisions made by his organization, including decisions about his remuneration. He knew it was impossible to serve God and money.

The reason we have Conflict of Interest laws and “Ethics” Commissioners is to prevent elected officials from using their position for their own personal and financial benefit. Persistently twisting the arms of civil servants to change the law to the advantage of Sandhu’s company, irrespective of whether it helped other developers, is unethical.

Conflict of interest rules that are properly adhered to and administered give the public trust in their government. The laws try to ensure that to the best of their ability politicians are being fair to everyone. Even the perception of conflict of interest undermines the public’s trust. Those contractors who are suing Sandhu for long-overdue invoices would not see Wilkinson’s ruling as fair or equitable.

The Ethics Commissioner’s job is not to help politicians learn from their mistakes. His job is to ensure that conflict-of-interest violators are sanctioned so that the public will have continued faith in their government.

Once faith in the integrity of government is gone, trust evaporates. That’s when the citizenry disengages from the political process believing that all politicians are corrupt!

There’s no question that the ethical compass of our current provincial government is very, very broken! There is also no question that Ethics Commissioner, Neil Wilkinson, is unfit for the job.

Now, more than ever, we need an Ethics Commissioner that has the fortitude to aggressively police and pass tough judgment on those greedy, unethical, self-serving politicians who are far to prevalent today.

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Conservatives remain focused on education and skills training Dear Editor, Skills and labour shortages are some of the largest obstacles to economic growth in a constituency like Vegreville-Wainwright and across the country. Our Conservative Government understands this threat and has taken concrete action to address the needs of students, workers, and employers since 2006. To suggest anything different is to ignore some key facts.

Let’s talk about education. In my recent Report from the Hill I marked the new school year with a reminder to students about the many options available to them to make education more affordable.

We have taken action since 2006 to provide tax relief to students by way of the textbook and GST/HST tax credits; allowing students to access tax relief for moving expenses, public transit and interest on student loans; modernizing and streamlining the Canada Student Loans Program with an investment of $123 million; doubling the in-study income

Balanced budget legislation a win for taxpayers The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) applauded the Conservative government’s pledge to introduce balanced budget legislation.

“This is the strongest sign we’ve seen since Stephen Harper became prime minister that he means business when it comes to balancing the budget,” said CTF Federal Director Gregory Thomas.

The CTF has worked for balanced budget legislation since it was founded in the 1990s.

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Once again, I would encourage all residents of VegrevilleWainwright to spread the word to their families and neighbours about the tax relief and financial assistance available to Canadians.

There has never been a better time to claim a quality education and high-demand, high-paying Canadian jobs.

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exemption; allowing part-time students to have higher family incomes without putting loans in jeopardy; and reducing costs for families of all needs and incomes through the Canada Student Grants – money that never needs to be paid back. These are just some of the highlights of our Conservative Government’s record on education and we are proud to stand behind them.

However, the challenge does not end in the classroom. Matching Canadians with skilled trades upon graduation is another pillar of our plan for economic growth.

Through the Youth Employment Strategy (YES) we are investing nearly $300 million annually into programs that have helped 555,000 young people get the hands-on training they need to start their careers in high-demand fields such as skilled trades, tourism, and health sciences. Contained within YES is: · The Skills Link, which connects youth facing barriers to employment with high-demand

Thousands of Canadians have signed our petition demanding the federal government balance the budget and pass legislation guaranteeing balanced budgets except in times of war or natural disaster.

“The CTF is calling on all political parties to support a balanced budget law with real teeth that will hold future governments to account. Fiscal prudence should not be a partisan issue,” continued Thomas, “A balanced budget law that gets ignored as soon as a new

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“Does this mean that Canada will never see a budget deficit again? Probably not. But this commits the Conservative government to make good on their promise of a budget surplus by 2015,” said Thomas, “Breaking their own balanced budget law would be political suicide.”

Since 2008 the Conservative government has borrowed $161 billion, bringing the federal government’s debt burden to $618 billion.

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In support of Bill 207 - the Human Tissue and Organ Donation Amendment Act

by Rick Strankman MLA Drumheller-Stettler On October 28 the fall sitting of the Alberta Legislature will begin and as usual there will be questions asked and legislation tabled for debate. This time however we will be debating and voting on a very important piece of legislation, Bill 207, the Human Tissue and Organ Donation Amendment Act. This important and life-saving legislation will change the way organ donations are managed in Alberta. This Bill has the potential to significantly increase the number of organs that are available for transplantation. It was disappointing to learn that Alberta currently has the lowest organ donation rate in Canada and is something we have a chance to address.

The donation rates are low due to how the programs are currently administered through the

donation and hospital systems. Bill dramatically changed and altered 207 will drastically reduce the red 28 other lives for the better. tape and hurdles that currently Bill 207 proposes to use an elechinder the process of organ tronic registry to track and transplant. compile information During the spring sitthat will streamline the ting of the Legislature, system in a way that will MLA for Grande Prairiesee the elimination of Wapiti, Wayne Drysdale some of the hurdles that stood before the House plague the current and delivered a member’s system. The information statement that told a story will be collected when of his own personal an adult applies for the tragedy involving the loss issuance or renewal of of his son. His son Troy an operator’s licence, Strankman was removed from life they will simply be support on July 3, 2001 asked whether they conafter suffering brain sent to the donation of damage from a dirt bike accident their tissue, organs or body. six days earlier.

This appears to be an efficient Wayne explained how the family way to ensure that potential decision to donate Troy’s organs donors’ wishes are respected and came without hesitation, despite carried out. This Bill is definite dealing with one of the most diffiprogress forward from the current cult events of their lives. Due to the system of signing the back of their decision of Wayne and his family, it Alberta Health Care card, which

many people simply forget to do.

On May 15, 2013 MLA Wayne Drysdale stood before the Legislature, not as a member but as a parent that had suffered an unimaginable loss. The gravity of his loss was evident when he told the house that “I miss Troy, but I am grateful for the legacy he left behind.” And “I know that our loss was not for nothing.”

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The story of Troy Drysdale’s gifts to others is only one of many reasons that I will be supporting Bill 207, the Human Tissue and Organ Donation Amendment Act. Until we get this Bill passed, please make sure you have signed the back of your Health Care Card.

If you have any questions concerning this article please contact my office.

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Palliser Web Map available for public use Palliser Regional Municipal Services have been busy developing an interactive online mapping tool for the associated municipalities in the region.

“We are excited to announce that we now have an accurate and reliable internet webmap that is accessible to municipalities for not only Council and administrative planning functions, but a public side that allows landowners, visitors, investors, realtors, banks, law offices and so on simplified access to property information across the Palliser region” said CEO Brad Wiebe, “We see this as a great resource with potential to expand economic development and tourism opportunities in the region while providing local landowners and businesses with easy access to property information.”

The public is welcome to try the webmap and provide feedback like additional land information to consider adding or ways to make the map easier to use.

The webmap is an online Geographical Information System (GIS) that contains local information related to land including aerial photography, assessment,

infrastructure and addressing.

“We have to be cognizant of privacy law and as such the public side of the webmap does not include any information on ownership such as names, or mailing addresses and phone numbers,” said Wiebe.

The data is developed locally by municipal offices and agencies for improved accuracy over other commercial mapping applications.

The webmap currently contains aerial photography from 2007.

“One of the most useful features for landowners and municipalities is the aerial imagery that is much better quality, and more recent, than commercially accessible imagery from Google and other internet maps,” Wiebe noted, “A project that we are currently working on is the development of updated aerial photography with even better resolution and accuracy.”

Information will continue to be added to www.palliserwebmap.ca over time to enhance the user experience and to simplify access to information for residents, businesses and visitors in the region.

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In a world of absolute lawlessness, the task of creating a legal system from the ground up would require a considerable amount of reflection, collaboration and discussion to determine the best way to govern people. This is the difficult circumstance given to readers in the new interactive book, The Judgment Game, written by former Coronation resident Charalee Graydon.

Graydon - a Stettler lawyer for four years and former Law Professor at the University of Alberta – wanted to use her law experience to write a book that could make the legal system accessible to everyone. “I wanted to give people an opportunity to speak about legal questions,� Graydon says, “When I was teaching law I enjoyed providing opportunities for the students to have a chance to think about the law in different ways.�

The book is based upon the fictional country of Torcia, a lawless place teeming

with crime. Readers must navigate each ethical situation, from domestic violence to addictive behaviour, and ultimately decide what law would be best suited to implement in Torcian society. “Law is not all fun and games. But there are also no right or wrong answers‌ just things to be discussed,â€? says Graydon.

Graydon notes that within crime and punishment frameworks many ethical questions arise, such as whether or not humans are born evil or whether life trains them to behave in certain ways. “We cannot read people’s minds, we have to talk to oneanother,� says Graydon, “We have to approach a situation

by thinking about what the other person [felon] might have been thinking when they acted in a certain manner.�

She says the book helps prompt people to look at law and ethics through the eyes of others, and in doing so forces them to reflect on how they make tough decisions. “[It’s] a quest for the self within the mystery of consciousness,� Graydon notes, “When I say a search for the self, you’re looking at other people’s selves – all these offenders. But when you make a decision you’re actually saying a lot about yourself.�

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New agreement creates excitement for prairie grain producers The Canada–European Union (EU) Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) will provide full access to EU markets for Canadian wheat and a number of additional grain exports, something the Alberta Wheat Commission (AWC) believes will be a huge boost for Canadian grain producers.

“This trade agreement, which will reduce wheat tariffs to zero over a sevenyear period means expanded market opportunities for Canadian wheat,” says Kent Erickson, Chair of the AWC Board of Directors.

The trade deal with the 28-member EU, which has a total population of 500 million

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Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba polled by Ipsos Reid, 44 per cent indicate that they are growing canola once every three years, 25 per cent every two years and one per cent every year.

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and generates $17 trillion in annual economic activity will open the door for more Canadian exports.

“Canada exports $40 billion a year in agriculture and food products, with $2.4 billion of that being sold to the EU,” explains Doug Cornell, General Manager of the AWC. “This new trade agreement could see an increase of $1.5 billion of Canadian agri-products being sold overseas, which means more money in the pockets of Alberta’s wheat producers.”

Alberta accounts for 30 per cent of Western Canada’s wheat acreage (approximately 6.6 million acres) and about one third of the country’s total wheat production, with exports totaling more than 1.9 billion dollars. Wheat is the province’s largest crop by area and annual production is in the range of 7.6 million tonnes.

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Oct 25 - Halloween Party, Live Band: The Souls 9pm - 1 am, prizes for costumes, Stettler Hotel, 403-742-2353 Oct 25 - 26 - Czar Quilt Show Fri 1-9pm, Sat. 10am-4pm, Czar Cultural & Recreational Centre Admission $5, lunch available.

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Oct 26 - Rummage Sale, Castor IODE, Castor Community Hall 11am - 3:30pm, light lunch, grocery hamper raffle.

Oct 26 - Fall Social and Dance, Cadogan Hall, “Sweet Tequila”, $25, 780-753-1127 Oct 26 - Halloween Bash, Thirsty Beaver Bar, Cosmopolitan Hotel, Castor, singer songwriter Tim Harwell, $$$ prizes for best costumes, 403-882-3095 Oct 26 - The Vat, Red Deer, Ab. The Dirrty Show, 403-346-5636.

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Nov 1 - Stettler Rotary Club’s 51 st Annual Friendship Dinner, Stettler, Ab. Nov 1 - Gordie McKeeman & His Rhythm Band, 7:30 pm Coronation Community Centre

Nov 1 - Turkey Supper, by Knox United Church, Three Hills Community Centre 403-443-5018 Nov 1 - The Vat, Red Deer, Ab. The Brains/Eastend Radicals, Charlie Jacobson, 403-346-5636.

Nov 2 - Duane Steele & Band, Dinner Show, Stettler Comm Hall, call 403-742-3777 tickets Nov 2 - Linden Fall Fair & Trade Show, Dr. Elliot School & Linden Cultural Centre 10am-4 pm, 403-546-3888 Nov 2 - Fall Supper/Annual Meeting Alliance Seed Cleaning, Community Hall, Cocktails 5:30, supper 6:30, meeting 7:30, social to follow, RSVP 780-879-3927 Nov 2 - Grand Re-Opening, Peavey Mart Stettler Mall, 6690 - 50 Ave. 403-742-5600 Nov 3 - Ski Swap, Valley Ski Club, Equip. dropoff 11am, Swap 12 noon - 4pm.

780-879-2106 Nov 3 - Talbot Chicken Supper, Talbot Community Centre 5 7 pm, Proceeds to hospital/ ambulance communication devices, Joyce, 403-578-2182.

Nov 3 - Wild N Woolly 4-H Registration Mtg, Sheep, goat, photography projects, Dawna 403-358-9873 Nov 5 - Castor Little Theatre “Play Read Through’, 7:30pm, Castor Community Hall, Rob 403-741-2069.

Nov 5 - FCSS: How the Culture of a Nation can Assist with Volunteer Retention, Bethal Evang. Missionary Church 5:30 (with supper), Three Hills 403-443-3800 Nov 6 - Singing HU, a love song to God, Red Deer Public Library downtown, 7 7:30pm fellowship & refreshments to follow 403-346-9238 Nov 7 - 9 - A Night on Broadway fundraiser, Three Hills Arts Academy 7 p.m. 403-443-7011 Nov 9 - Country Christmas Bazaar, C.C. Toews Farm,2.5 m. north of Linden on 806, 10am-4pm, 403-546-3084 Nov 9 - Alix Wagon Wheel Museum 10am-3pm, Bake Sale 10 am. Elaine Meehan. alixmuseum@gmail.com Nov 9 - A Day at the Gallery, 10am-3pm, Alliance Community Hall, handcrafted items for sale & viewing, lunch at noon.

Muriel 780-879-3924 Nov 9 - Gospel Music Day presents Reflections, Refuge Ranch 2:30pm & 7pm 403-546-4390 Nov 13 - 16 - Leading Ladies, Heartland Arts Troupe, Stettler Comm. Hall, 5:30 pm, dinner 6:30 403-742-3223

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Nov 14 - Tea, Bake Sale & Bazaar, Paintearth Lodge 2-4pm, Sylvia 403-882-3244 Nov 16 - Spondin Christmas Market & Garage Sale 11am3pm, Sondin Community Centre, concession, free coffee, Carrie 403-578-2402.

Nov 16 - Big Valley Christmas Craft Show & Sale 10am-3pm, Big Valley Hall, Andrea 403-8762064 Nov 16 - Power to Parents course, Shalom Counselling, Saturdays 9 - noon until Dec. 7, call 403-342-0339 Nov 20 - Coronation Christmas Craft Fair 11am-6pm Coronation Community Centre, Concession available.

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Dec 7 - Consort Country Christmas Market 10am-5pm, Sportex Hall, Consort, Laura 403-577-2252 Dec 7 - Donalda Christmas Country Market 11am-4pm.

Lunch, Santa pics, shopping, Festival of Trees, parade of lights 5pm, fireworks. Beth 403-883-2891 Dec 7 - Christmas Craft & Trade Fair, Killam Cyclones Swim Club, Killam Community Hall 10am-3pm, Lois 780-385-3320 Please send Community Events by fax to 403-578-2088 or by email to publisher@ecareview.com for FREE LISTING (dependent upon space availability). The Review cannot guarantee events as listed, please check with the venue prior to attending.

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An enthusiastic crowd gathered for burgers and cake at the grand opening of Ribstone Home and Garden in Coronation on Friday, October 25. Food, beverage and snacks were served from 11-2 and around 60 - 100 people passed through the premises to welcome the new business, owned and operated by Ron and Deb Bullick and Randy and Shelley Lundy.

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• Blogger TC Chong, on the NFL plans to play three games in London next year: “You’d think they would schedule at least one game for another huge emerging market — Los Angeles.”

• RJ Currie of sportsdeke. com: “The Chicago Cubs are looking for a new manager. The job comes with the salary set high and the bar set low.”

• Comedy writer Jim Barach: “A report says the Chicago Cubs have a “very short list’ of candidates for manager. Mostly because the only people who have even applied are two auto mechanics, a retired cop and a former McDonald’s trainee.”

• Randy Turner of the Winnipeg Free Press on Twitter: “My new favourite sports name is Cleveland Browns defensive end Barkevious Mingo. He sounds like a sinister tree.”

• Greg Cote of the Miami Herald, on Twitter: “#Dolphins have run the ball six times for minus-1 yard. That means that you, sitting on your couch, have more net rushing yards than Miami.”

• Blogger Torben Rolfsen: “Dennis Rodman sort of got his wish: he’s been nominated for the 2014 Nobel Pierce Prize.”

• RJ Currie again, still from sportsdeke.com: “Reuters reports an Australian pig drank 18 cans of beer, got into a fight with a cow, then passed out. On the bright side, it’s been made the official mascot of the NHL.” • An RJ Currie hat trick: “This year is the 125th anniversary of Marvin Stone patenting the drinking straw. And for over a century the Chicago Cubs have sucked.”

• Brad Dickson of the Omaha World-Herald: “The UFO spotted at a baseball game in Canada has been revealed as a hoax.

Imagine if an actual UFO had landed on the pitcher’s mound? That would have been the second most shocking story of the 2013 season, right after the Pittsburgh Pirates making the playoffs.”

• Barach again: “Nolan Ryan has announced his retirement as the CEO of the Texas Rangers. He needs to be watched. The last top executive to leave the Rangers went on to start two wars and wreck the U.S. economy.”

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Hughenden Senior Boys Golf team (L-R) Brant Johnson, Dallas O’Connor, BradyJohnson and Robbie Evans made it to Provincials held September 23 - 24 in Strathmore.

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A dance was hosted on the evening of back from dropping the opening set to October 4, 2013. A good crowd of 170 stuforce and win a three set match. On dents were in attendance and members of Saturday morning the Wildcats completed the Grade 12 class came in their silly outfit a Pool A sweep with a three set win over dress ups. the Bashaw Rebels, giving them a bye to Several high school students are travel- the semi-final. In the medal round, the ling to a post-secondary event in Wildcats ran into a tough JR Robson team Wainwright this week. Some students causing them a 2-0 loss. In the bronze have also chosen to participate in a leader- medal match Bashaw came away with the ship event being hosted at the high school victory and the bronze medal. in Wainwright.

“It’s a tough loss, but I am proud of each The Grade 7 class raked leaves in front and every one of these girls,” said Wildcats of the school last week. It not only cleaned coach Jenn Heather following the loss. up the front of the school, but also proAll Grade 9 students will be particivided some prop material for the pating in the Provincial “Take Our Kid to organizers of the annual Czar Haunted Work” Day. This is an opportunity for House. these students to gain some insight into On September 16 the HPS Senior Golf what is involved in a typical working day team traveled to Silver Creek Golf Course of their parents, or to pursue an area of in New Norway to compete in the CASAA interest to them.

Zone Championship. With two births at provincials on the line, the team of Brady Johnson, Brant Johnson, Robbie Evans and Dallas O’Connor finished in first place with a team score of 249. Brady Johnson took home an individual gold medal after shooting a score of 77 (+5). With the victory, the team qualified for provincials on September 23-24 in Strathmore.

On Monday Sherritt Coal – Sheerness Mine will be receiving bids for the September 23 the following item located on the land description; team golfed SW18 – Township 29, Range 12, W4 Meridian Muirfield Lakes in Lyalta. The HPS Known as the Monty Shop – To Be Removed From Site team fell behind early, finishing the 1. Shop - 64.7 meters x 43.5 meters day in eighth place.

- One side wall height 10.8 meters the opposite side During the second wall height 9.6 meters day, the team golfed the - Building frame; red steel clear span girders Strathmore Golf - Wall covering; Metal Commercial Cladding club with better - Insulated with foil back insulation results on the course, finishing Sealed bids, in written form, with “CONFIDENTIAL BUILDING TENDER” the tournament in marked on the envelope will be received by: sixth place while Sherritt Coal - Sheerness Mine Brady Johnson finished in seventh Box 2020 place individually Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 after a 77 and 74 for Attention: Doug Spies a 151 (+7).

At the end of until 12:00 (Noon) on Tuesday December 31 ,2013.

September the HPS Terms will be payment upon notification of successful bidder. The Senior Girls volleyball team hosted successful bidder will be responsible for all moving costs of their annual the demolition and cleaning of the shop area, not including Wildcat cement floor. Highest Tender not necessarily accepted.

Invitational. In their first match, All items must be removed no later than October 31, 2014. It is the Wildcats beat the bidder’s responsibility to ensure that the site is cleaned up to the Viking Vixens with satisfaction of Sherritt Coal. a score of 2-0. As the volleyball To view the Monty building please contact Doug Spies at 854.6149. action continued throughout the The successful bidders must sign a Liability Release Agreement, follow day, HPS took on Sheerness Mine Safe Work Procedures and the Occupation the Forestburg Health and Safety Regulations.

Falcons in primetime, welcoming former teacher Mr. Soren Riise back to town. The Wildcats bounced

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by Diane Damnman Muriel is the chairperson of Alvin and Sheila Miller Friends of the Battle River motored to Calgary on Railway, the group that runs Thursday, October 17 to join the passenger car. family members to celebrate a The United Church Women life well lived; the life of enjoyed visiting with cusSheila’s Aunt Mary Norminton tomers from Veteran, who passed away October 9.

Coronation, Sedgewick, She was born April 30, 1908 in Camrose, Castor, Forestburg a sod house south of Lougheed, and Galahad at the garage sale one of the six daughters of at the church on the weekend.

John and Mary Brown. Mary It was a successful sale thanks was a remarkable Alberta citto the folks who brought goods izen for 105.44 years! and to the customers who The Alliance Museum bought.

Society were very pleased to Dianne Carroll had her get some money from the granddaughter, Natalie visit Battle River Community overnight on Saturday.

Foundation. Their funds were Dianne’s son, Tyson, along low so it was a nice hand up. with partner, Mackenzie and These funds come from the children Liam, Angela and Norman Johnston Legacy Dominic came from Camrose Fund. on Saturday to bring Natalie Talk about going out in a down. They all attended the blaze of glory! After serving 13 garage sale at the church. years as Mayor of Alliance, Roger and Betty Spady had Muriel Fankhanel is retiring. all of the family who live in On Friday night the Battle Alberta home for River Community Foundation Thanksgiving. Ryan and held a fundraiser dinner in family are out in BC. Alliance. The evening honRalph and Beth Davidson oured Muriel Fankhanel who have returned from a busy 12 now has a Legacy Fund set up day trip to the United States. in her name. The evening was Each month there are draws a big success. There were 130 at the market. In September or so for the dinner. Adrian the decorated cakes in aid of Fankhanel started the tributes with stories County of Paintearth No. 18 from Muriel’s early days. Jerry Iwanus , a political compatriot, commented on Muriel’s contributions. Donna Smith told of Contractors interested in hauling gravel working with her for our Winter Stockpile program can for years at the obtain an information package at the Alliance school.

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Laura Towers spoke of the work Packages must be returned to the Muriel has done County of Paintearth office, #1 Crowfoot as a member of Crossing, Box 509, Castor, AB, T0C municipal gov0X0, by noon on October 25, 2013. ernment, Ken Eshpeter, master The Stockpile program will begin on of ceremonies, November 4, 2013. mentioned that

the Food Bank were won by Sheryl Rombough and Doreen Bullee. The vendor draw table was won by Randy Wickstrom.

The Women’s Institute early bird draw winners were: baking, Vicky Cloakey, knives, Marilyn Thomas, watch, Judy Solonick, and flowers, Sheryl Rombough. In October, three cakes for the Food Bank Fund were won by three ladies from Forestburg. I can see why those ladies like to keep coming to the Alliance Market.

Alliance area residents were on hand for the Flagstaff Small Business Gala held in Killam including Wilma McLeod, Sharon Fitzpatrick, as Food Bank representatives. Wendy Reister from Wildrose Co-op.

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Street Medley were some of the attendees from here.The Food Bank was nominated, as was Main Street Medley. Wildrose Co-op won an award.

Norman, Tamina and Curtis Miller, Alvin and Sheila Miller, Tom and Ruth Johnsey attended the Flagstaff Small Business Gala where Curtis Miller won the Outstanding Youth Award for the second year in a row. Congratulations, Curtis.

The second Saturday in December is Santa Daze, complete with market, Santa sleigh ride, curl a turkey, fireworks, parade of lights and much more.

A 40th anniversary celebration took place at the Galahad Senior Center on Saturday

evening, October 19. Don and Eileen Blumhagen were surprised to have son Levi and wife Emma come from Fort St. John and a whole hall full of friends and neighbours come together. Noreen (Kuefler) had a great time renewing acquaintances as did Sandra (used to be Wishart) who was there with husband Richard. Sorry I missed his last name.

Sandra and Richard came from Paradise Hill, Saskatchewan.

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HEATED Canola buying Green, Heated or Springthrashed Canola. Buying: oats, barley, wheat & peas for feed. Buying damaged or offgrade grain.

“On Farm Pickup” Westcan Feed & Grain, 1-877-250-5252.

THE VALLEY Ski Club is accepting applications for seasonal workers at the ski hill for the 2013/2014 season. Positions include lift attendants, rental shop staffing, etc.

Please send applications/resumes to Dawn Daleug @ dawn@ okseptic.com. Deadline is Nov. 15, 2013.

AUTO PARTS

Classifieds work!

Call 403-578-4111

R & R Inn - Hardisty is looking for

F/T or P/T Housekeeping Staff *benefits offered *must be willing to work weekends *apply in person or by e-mail 4744-49th Street, Hardisty rrinnhardisty@xplornet.ca

MAC JAMES

Class One Driver

• Good Selection of Inspected Vehicles • Warranty included • No Hidden Fees • Low Monthly Payments • Short Terms (Save $1,000’s) • Low Down Payments WEST GASOLINE ALLEY HIGHWAY 2 SOUTH RED DEER Call LES toll free at 1-877-232-2886 403-309-3233 www.macjames.ca

Stettler is now hiring

• Part time produce clerk • Fresh Cut/Fruit & Vegetable Clerk • Bakery Clerk • Baker • Meat Cutter • Deli Clerk •Grocery Clerk Apply at carol.nelson@sobeys.com

JOURNEYMAN Automotive Service Technician(s) in Hanna Alberta. Hanna Chrysler Ltd. offers competitive wages from $30/hour, negotiable depending on experience. Bright, modern shop. Full-time permanent with benefits. Friendly town just 2 hours from major urban centres. More info at: hannachrylser. ca. Fax 403-854-2845; Email: chrysler@telusplanet.net.

AUTOMOTIVE & HD Technicians. Licensed, 4th year & 3rd year Technicians required.

Signing/moving allowance, full company benefits, very aggressive bonus/pay plan.

Ford experience preferred, but not required. Denham Ford, Wetaskiwin, Alberta. Email resume: Attention: Dean Brackenbury; dbrackenbury@denhamford. com.

HIGHWAY Maintenance Class 1 or 3 Operators. Fulltime and part-time positions available.

Openings in several Alberta areas. Fax resume to Carillion Canada 780-449-0574 or email: mcroft@carillionalberta.ca.

Positions to start Oct. 15, 2103. Please state what position and location you are interested in.

Louis Dreyfus Commodities Challenge and Opportunity Louis Dreyfus is among the world’s leading commodity merchants, trading and transporting grain and oil seeds. Established in 1851, Louis Dreyfus ranks among the world’s most effective and reliable private corporations with approximately 34,000 employees in locations in 53 countries. Our international presence and our evolutionary history make Louis Dreyfus a unique career destination.

Operations Manager in Glenavon, Saskatchewan and Joffre (Red Deer), Alberta

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Louis Dreyfus Commodities Canada Ltd has openings for

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In this position you will be responsible for; grading and binning of grain to CGC standards plus facilitate the shipping programs, a preventive maintenance program and operational duties of entire facility including supervision of staff. The ideal candidate must have strong extensive knowledge of grading grain (CGC standards), blending and facility operations. Strong planning and organizational skills are required to schedule working hours and direct staff. Must have strong understanding of transportation to enhance shipping profits to maximize all revenue and reduce expenses within the realm of the operation Candidates must have agriculture experience, strong interpersonal skills, computer skills and be a team player.

If you would like to work for a company that will always rise to meet new opportunities, Louis Dreyfus is the place for you. We offer competitive wages, health and retirement benefits. Submit resume with location preference specified to 500-525 11th Avenue SW, Calgary, Alberta or e-mail:kris. swartz@ldcom.com fax: (403) 885-4399, Attn: Kris Swartz. Louis Dreyfus is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and strongly supports workplace diversity.

Body Job and Tridem Tanker hauling in the Consort area H2S and First Aid Required Submit resume to: kroegertrucking@ netago.ca or call Daryl at 403-575-0474

CAREER OPPORTUNITY for an

Accountant CA, CGA or CMA wanted for our Hardisty Office.

EH+SSee Specialist full details at www.GCSenergy.ca Email or fax resume to: resumes@GCSenergy.ca or 780-888-2100

Flagstaff County is currently accepting application for the temporary full time position:

Assistant Agricultural Fieldman – Maternity Leave Position Flagstaff County invites applications for the full time temporary position of Assistant Agricultural Fieldman in Sedgewick, Alberta with employment to commence in the January 2, 2014.

As the Assistant Agricultural Fieldman, the ideal candidate will possess: • Minimum of a post-secondary diploma in agricultural/ environmental related discipline.

• Knowledge, skills and experience in the field of Agriculture • Pesticide Applicators Certificate (Agricultural/Industrial).

• Valid Class 5 Driver’s License.

• Excellent leadership and an effective level of skill in both verbal and written communication • Proficient with computer applications For more information on this position, please check our website at www.flagstaff.ab.ca. This position will remain open until a suitable candidate is selected. We thank all interested applicants. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

If you are interested in being part of our wonderful rural community submit resume to: Andre Bonneau, Agricultural Fieldman Flagstaff County P.O. Box 358 Sedgewick, AB T0B 4C0 Phone 780-384-4138 Email: abonneau@flagstaff.ab.ca

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Phone 780-842-6444.

Fax 780-842-6581.

Email: rigmove@telus. net. Mail: H&E Oilfield Services Ltd., 2202 - 1 Ave., Wainwright, AB, T9W 1L7. For more employment information see our webpage: www.heoil.com.

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EXPERIENCED Parts Person, Registered by Chrysler dealership.

Apply in person with resume at Northwest Motors, 3115 Gaetz Ave. Red Deer, Ab. AN ALBERTA Oilfield Company is hiring dozer and excavator operators. Lodging and meals provided.

Drug testing required.

Call 780-723-5051 Edson, Alberta.

FULL-TIME bakery manager required at Sobeys in Olds, Alberta. 40 hours per week. Benefits. Fax resume to 403-5568652 or email: sbyc125olds@sobeys. com.

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AUTOMATED Tank Manufacturing Inc. located in Kitscoty, Alberta, is looking for experienced Welders.

Competitive wages, profit sharing bonus plus manufacturing bonus incentive. Full insurance package 100% paid by company. Good working environment. Keep your feet on the ground in a safe welding environment through in hole manufacturing process.

No scaffolding or elevated work platform.

Call Cindy for an appointment or send resume to: cindy@ autotanks.ca. 780-8462231 (Office); 780846-2241 (Fax).

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

Commercial Water Hauler Galahad and Castor, AB. Looking for a motivated and energetic individual willing to work flexible hours. Seasonal position with the potential for full time - competitive wages and benefits optional.

All oilfield tickets and driver’s abstract required and would be willing to train the right individual.

Email resume and references to chris@okseptic.com

HORIZON Telecom Inc. requires Journeyman Fiber Optic Splicers.

Full-time positions available for various locations throughout BC. Competitive salary based on experience.

Send resume to: hti. careers@telus.net.

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Classifieds work!

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Tankstore Ltd.

PLEASE EMAIL YOUR RESUME:

codees@tankstore.ca

Battle River Railway is seeking a

HSSE Specialist for our Hardisty Office • To promote, monitor and improve the Company’s Health, Safety, Security & Environmental Management program. Assist employees and contractors in understanding and complying with all Government Statutes and Regulations as well as internal policies and procedures.

• To monitor and report on all environmental activities as required by applicable legislation as well as specific operating approvals/ licenses, with respect to the operation and infrastructure of the Business Unit.

Please see our website for the full posting and to apply.

www.gibsons.com/careers

We wish to thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for further consideration will be contacted.

Part Time Office Administrator The successful candidate must have * experience with accounting software * strong computer skills * good public interaction skills

Gasfitter Midwest Propane

Experience: • Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

• General knowledge of computers and office administration.

• Person who is well organized and can work independently.

• Grain farming experience or knowledge would be a definite asset.

Please Submit your Resume to humanresources@agsiag.com Only individuals who are selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Prism Integrated Solutions Inc.

is currently hiring for the following positions:

• Journeyman or Apprentice Welders • Assembly Staff • Sandblaster - experienced preferred, but will train • Experienced QC Manager for welding and assembly inspections and data collection Email resumes to n_thorsteinson@prismcorp.net or fax to 780-582-3922

Is currently seeking

Please apply with resume to:

Duties and Responsibilities: • Provide world class customer service both in person and on the phone.

• Provide timely and accurate accounts receivable and inventory information and reconciliation.

• Support the Location Leader with any administrative functions and follow up as required.

• Assist Location Leader with maintaining control of location expenses.

Lee Casperson:

cfo@johnstonautomotivegroup.ca

MIDWEST PROPANE

Class 3 Drivers license and all relevant Oilfield Safety Certificates required.

Business Support Position is required immediately.

Andrukow Group Solutions Inc., a progressive fertilizer company seeks a self motivated individual to assist with basic business admin functions. This role is a full time position and will work out of our Amisk fertilizer location.

We are a busy Chrysler Dodge Ram Jeep dealership in Kelowna, BC. We are seeking a self-starter capable of motivating our sales team & building on our12345 success. If you have the horsepower to take over this critical position & meet our high standards as well as the desire to grow quickly with our company, please email your resume - outlining your proven management & sales success, with 3 references, to:

Please e-mail resumes to: matt@battleriverrailway.ca or fax to 780-582-4295

to operate in central Alberta.

COME JOIN OUR AMISK TEAM!

AUTO SALES MANAGER

Located at Halkirk, AB

Would like to peruse your resume. If you are an experienced Structural Welder who would like a new experience to broaden your skills you are just what we are looking for, we are looking for people with a: • Strong work ethic • Pride in the finished product TANKSTORE has been in business since 2001 and takes great pride in being a tank supplier for the Alberta Oil and Gas Industry.

• Competitive wages • Benefits package • Great group of employees

RioView Industries Inc. Gibsons Energy is currently looking for an

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Rimbey, AB. Call: 403 843-8430, Fax: 403 843-8460 or by email to: ken@midwestpropane.ca

HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC Flagstaff County invites applications for a permanent full-time Licensed Heavy Duty Mechanic, with employment to commence as soon as a possible.

Flagstaff County provides a competitive salary, benefits package and pension plan.

Function: To perform skilled journeyman level maintenance and repair to a wide variety of vehicles and equipment as used by the County. (For a complete job description please view our website at www.flagstaff.ab.ca) Qualifications:

MIDWEST PROPANE Is currently seeking

Truck Driver to operate in central Alberta.

Class 3 Drivers license and all relevant Oilfield Safety Certificates required.

Please apply with resume to:

Midwest Propane Rimbey, AB. Call: 403 843-8430, Fax: 403 843-8460 or by email to: ken@midwestpropane.ca

Heavy Duty Journeyman Certificate Valid driver’s license CVIP Inspection Experience an asset Drivers Abstract

For more information, contact Kevin Kinzer, Shop Supervisor at (780) 384-4106 or Steve Kroetch, Lead Mechanic at (780) 390-0340 or (780) 384-4124.

Please submit resumes to: Kevin Kinzer, Shop Supervisor, Flagstaff County, Box 358, Sedgewick, AB T0B 4C0 or Fax to (780) 384-3635 or email kkinzer@flagstaff.ab.ca.

This position will remain open until a suitable candidate is selected. We thank all applicants for their interest; however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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AUCTIONS MITEY TITAN IND. 7907 Argyll Road, Edmonton, Alberta.

Tues., Oct. 29, 2013, 11 a.m. Machine Shop CNC equipment & tooling, Toyota 1500 kg forklift, & more. See www.montgomeryauctions.com or 1-800371-6963.

Auto/Tool

AUCTION Sat., Oct. 26

@ 11 am Auto’s, ATV’s, Sleds, Tools, Parts, Surplus, Storage Buildings, Benches, Tents, Pressure Washers.

Still Taking Consignments.

Scribner Auction Ltd. 780-842-5666 www.scribnernet.com COMMERCIAL Food Equipment Auction.

Sat., Nov., 2, 2013, 10 a.m., Montgomery Auction Sales Center, Blackfalds, Alberta.

5000 sq. ft. of mostly new restaurant, meat/ deli, bakery, refrigeration, pizza, appliances & smallwares. See www.montgomeryauctions.com or 1-800371-6963.

AUTO/TOOL Auction.

Saturday, Oct. 26, 11 a.m. Auto’s ATV’s, sleds, tools, parts, surplus, storage buildings, benches, tents, pressure washers. Scribner Auction, Wainwright, Alberta. 780-842-5666; www.scribnernet.com.

K&K AUCTIONS presents Antique & Collectible Auction for Charlie Brawn, Guest Consigners. Sunday, Oct. 27, 9:30 a.m., Glen Park Road, Alberta. For info: Doug & Loraine Kennedy, 780-679-4142; www. globalauctionguide. com.

COMING EVENTS CASTOR IODE Rummage Sale Oct. 26, 2013, Castor Community Hall, 11:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Light lunch available @ $4.00. Grocery hamper raffle.

SPONDIN Christmas Market & Garage Sale, Saturday, Nov. 16, 11 am - 3 pm. Spondin Community Centre.

Marketing tables in main gym and garage sale tables in meeting room. Concession available, free coffee.

Tables may be booked through Carrie Scoville at 403-578-2402.

TALBOT Chicken Supper. Sun, Nov. 3, 5 - 7 pm. Proceeds go to funding mobile communication devices to facilitate communication between hospital staff & ambulances.

Wild ‘n’ Woolly 4-H is looking for you!

REGISTRATION MEETING for 2013/2014 is

Sun., November 3, 2013 Sheep, goat, photography projects ages 6 - 19 Contact Dawna 403-358-9873

CARDS OF THANKS WE WANT to give a huge thanks to all our volunteer fire-fighters & our wonderful neighbours for interrupting their family gathering and turkey meals to come & fight a fire at our farm on Thanksgiving day.

Greatly appreciated.

Maarten, Heather Van Hienen & Boys

IN MEMORIAM IN LOVING memory of Skip Slemp who passed away Oct 24, 2009.

How we miss the welcome footsteps Of the one we loved so dear Oft we listen for his coming Fully sure that he is near.

You are gone but not forgotten And our love we will renew For as long as there is memory We will always think of you.

Gladys & Family

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BANK said no? Bank on us! Equity Mortgages for purchases, debt consolidation, foreclosures, renovations. Bruised credit, self-employed, unemployed ok. Dave Fitzpatrick: www.albertalending.ca. 587-4378437, Belmor Mortgage.

BFI Canada Inc.

(Coronation Branch) We are seeking for a

Full Time Equipment Operator There is shift hours and some weekends.

If you are interested, please send resumes to: BFI Canada Inc. Box 548, Coronation, AB T0C 1C0 OR Fax 403-578-3313 OR email wtorney@wsii.ca We thank all that apply, but only successful candidates will be contacted.

HR Anywhere Competition #2014002 BATTLE RIVER SCHOOL DIVISION #31 is seeking applications for the following position: EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANT LOUGHEED COLONY SCHOOL Half-time position (8:55 a.m. to 11:50 a.m. Mon. to Fri.) The successful candidate must: • multi task in a multi grade environment; • work with a variety of grade levels; • work as a team member and work independently; • possess a positive attitude; and • respect the Hutterite culture.

This competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is selected. This position will commence as soon as a suitable candidate is found.

For further information please contact Ms. Cheryl Fotheringham, Principal of Lougheed Colony School, at 780-888-2461 or cfotheringham@brsd.ab.ca.

Please submit applications as soon as possible to http://hranywhere.brsd.ab.ca/ hrsapplicant.

Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

CAREER OPPORTUNITY in Hardisty or Red Deer

Petrofield Industr ies, the Leader in manufacturing Hydrovac trucks, is accepting resumes for the following positions: * General Labourers * Industrial Painters * Sandblasters * Material Handler * Automotive Electrical Technician * Journeyman Welder / Apprentice * 2nd Yr Welder with Aluminum experience * Production Manager Visit our website at: www.tornadotrucks.com for more details. Our Company has an enthusiastic fast paced working environment, with advancement possibilities for the motivated person, and offers an excellent benefit package. fax: 403-742-5544 e-mail: hr@petrofield.com

EH+S Specialist Instruct safety courses and administer/maintain/facilitate our site worker mentoring and performance evaluation program.

EH+S Specialist

See full details at www.GCSenergy.ca

Drever Agencies Inc. is a branded distributor of Petro Canada (Suncor Energy Products Partnership) which sells both agricultural and commercial petroleum products to customers in East Central Alberta. We are seeking a full-time individual to fulfill the role as:

Truck Driver/Counter Sales/ Yard Work/Inventory CORONATION LOCATION Responsibilities: . . . .

Deliver fuel & lubricants to farmers, oilfield locations, etc.

Customer service, including basic counter service as required Yard work, including loading/unloading product (lubricants, etc), Filling propane bottles.

Assist with Inventory Control (counting product as required)

Knowledge/Skill Requirements: . Class 3 Driver’s License required for hauling fuel locally. . Good organization and communication skills. . Basic computer skills. . Able to work well both independently and as part of a team. . Must enjoy interacting with customers. . WHIMIS, TDG, Propane Dispensing license (all of which we provide training/coverage of costs associated.)

Compensation: Competitive salary plus attractive benefit package Interested applicants should drop off their resumes at Drever Agencies Inc. or Coronation Bulk Sales, or send by email to: wes@dreverag.com or ray@dreverag.com We thank you for your interest, but only those being considered will be contacted.

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SALES REPRESENTATIVE PROVOST, AB Nalco Champion, an Ecolab Company, is a global oilfield chemical company with a history of technology leadership and dedicated customer service that allow us to help solve the oil and gas industry’s toughest challenges. Nalco Champion has an immediate opening for a Sales Representative in our West Provost, AB area, the Stettler / Coronation corridor.

The successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining established accounts and to identify and develop new market opportunities in a strategic growth area for Nalco Champion. This position would provide an excellent opportunity to learn all facets of oil and gas production as well as the opportunity to enhance and display communication skills through every level of the key customer’s personnel. Minimum 3 years related experience most recently with oil & gas sales and/or operations, business development or direct client services with a solid background in gas and oil treating or environmental is required.

Nalco Champion offers competitive wages and benefits. Our success is due to our people, and we’re looking for more great people to join our team. If you wish to challenge yourself and want to join a dynamic team, forward your resume to: Canada.HRShared@CHAMP-TECH.com.

Please reference “Job Posting 002, SR - PROV” in the Subject Line

Email or fax resume to: resumes@GCSenergy.ca or 780-888-2100

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The Coronation Junior girls Volleyball team were lucky to have their photo taken with the Calgary Dinos after watching an exciting match in Calgary on October 19. Accompanied by coaches Dave Duncan and Justin Keays, the girls watched as the Dinos beat the Edmonton Pandas 3-2.The Dinos can be seen in the back row of the photo. (L-R) Koryn Duncan, Richen Bassig, Kaylea Twa, Erin Brown, Chelsey Sieger, Kyla Duncan, Becka Schmidt, Morgan Leuck, Breanne Shaw, Quynn Regnier, Hunter Cox, Gabriella Pasolli and Breanna Mears.

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New grade 10 teammates of the Hughenden Public School Senior Girls Volleyball team were showing some ‘Wildcat’ spirit at the tournament on October 4. (L-R) Mannette Paulson, Mackenzie Berry, Amy Penman, Lindsay Almberg

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