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Shopper
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Medicine Hat
Week of October 18, 2014
Phone 403-527-5777
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1001 Kingsway Ave SE 403-580-3666
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1001 Kingsway
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209 1st St SE
10 Ross Haven Ave SE
Commercial $1250
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2 BR bungalow
$895
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1 BR basement
$625
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$675
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Fall in
Love with
an Amr on
Home!
By Barbara Watson
“Only five more sleeps,” Ron
Heizelman said on Tuesday. It has
hit home that on October 18, his
beard will come off. It’s been part of
his face for nearly 40 years and family members have never seen him
without it. No wonder the challenge
he took on a few weeks ago has
become something he measures in
sleeps. That’s the way a child waits
for Santa Claus or the way someone
waits for an axe to fall. In Ron’s case
the procedure will start with shears
held in part by the reason for all this
to-do. Little Madi, Ron’s granddaughter, has a rare genetic disorder. The Rett Syndrome she is
unfortunate enough to be a prisoner
of makes it impossible for her to do
anything on her own. She cannot
walk, or talk, or express her needs
to parents, grandparents, or even
her little sister.
Enter the elements that make
Madi fortunate. She has grandparents to take up the slack when parents are bound to need assistance.
Grampa Ron has taken up the
cause for not only his granddaughter, Madi, but for all those who are
also unfortunate enough to have
this extremely rare disorder. Two
weeks ago the Shopper carried the
story about Ron dyeing his beard
purple in preparation for getting it
whacked off. It contained much
about Madi and about Rett syndrome – probably something most
of us had never heard of.
The fact that it is so rare makes
raising money for research for this
disorder rather more difficult than
raising money for heart and stroke,
cancer, or many other diseases that
we try to eliminate. This one, Rett,
has no cure, unless there is a mira-
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How can we not pay attention?
cle, of course. Never discount miracles.
You have all heard the word
hope used without being too profound. I read recently, and you will
probably agree, that hope is what
makes us humans. Ron and family
will never give up hope that Madi’s
life will improve.
That’s why Ron is doing what he
can to draw attention to this situation in our city. The beard, dyeing it
purple, and now painting his fingernails purple, do not solve the problem of the disease, but the attention
drawn to the situation is powerful.
People in our community have
already contributed $1400 with the
purple beard campaign. Mayor Ted
Clugston will be there at 10:00 a.m.
in the Co-op mall to witness the fall
of the beard. Perhaps he will soothe
Ron and assure him that life without
a beard can take people to powerful
places.
It will definitely be a momen-
CO
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TR
UC
TI
ON
tous, even emotional few minutes.
You might see tears as a result of
the shears’ work. Not Ron’s, of
course. However, I cannot imagine
that his wife will not shed some kind
of tears. Maybe her tears will be
happiness that she has discovered
a handsome young prince who is all
hers. Honestly, doesn’t everyone
agree that a beard adds years to a
man’s face? And, isn’t youth something our society holds as super
valuable?
Madi giggles for apparently no
reason, occasionally. I hope that
seeing her Grampa without his
beard will be one of those occasions.
So there’s the word hope again.
You know that I surf the Internet for
nuggets of wisdom that I can imbed
in these fluffy articles. The one
about hope being a human trait I
cannot ascribe to any particular
author. I gave up looking for it, but it
doesn’t matter anyway. I found
Continued on page 4
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Agriculture
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
2007 Aspen Chrysler
2007 Limited
Ford Sportrac
Loaded,
91,400km
V6, Loaded,
125,800km
$15,500
403-977-9341
$14,900
403-977-9341
Agriculture
Agriculture
HORSE BOARDING: 5min from
city limits. Indoor and outdoor
arena, large pens etc. Phone:
(403) 527-9959.
Automotive
Jayman Metals
FOR SALE: 2003 Saturn Ion,
automatic, 2.2L, 4 doors, runs
and drives good, new shocks,
brakes, hubs, sway bar, linkage,
air, tilt, cruise, cd player, 212,000
km $3600 obo. Phone: (403)
977-3649
Mark’s Towing
sell your stuff fast with CLASSI-PIX!
FOR SALE: Pea Straw for sale
or shares, in Schuler area.
Phone: (403) 581-8178
WANTED: Rear wheel rim 16”
for an old 560 International
tractor, must be in good
condition. Phone: (403) 8662241
Automotive
FOR SALE: 2004 Chrysler
300M, fully loaded, new tires,
new battery, sunroof, command
start, heated seats, 152,000 km.
Phone: (403) 526-0085
FOR SALE: 1100 Vstar Yamaha
motorcycle, 2006, silver, chaps,
tack traffic light sensor, back
rack, oil filter extender, 28,000
km, asking $6000. Phone: (403)
502-5640
Business
Directory
YELLOW Pages
FOR SALE: 2004 3.5L Nissan
Quest van, excellent shape,
regular maintenance, power
sliding doors, hatch, sunroof,
cruise 7 seater with captain
chairs, front wheel drive, heated
seats, 160,000 km, priced right
at $4800 firm. Phone: (403)
892-0686
FOR SALE: 1998 Ford F150
XLT 4 x 4, 3 door extended cab,
loaded, $3500. 1989 26’
Okanagan fifth wheel trailer,
sleeps 6, air conditioning,
winterized $2900. Phone: (403)
952-6075
FOR SALE: 1994 Jeep Grand
Cherokee Laredo 4x4, 6 cyl.
engine, auto, 250,000 km very
nice condition, $2400 obo.
Phone: (403) 928-8394
PAINTING
FREE ESTIMATES
• Painting • Drywall • Repairs
• Woodwork • Ceiling Repaints /Repairs
• 20 Years Experience
• References Available
Ph:
Ph: 403-952-3344
403-952-3344 The Real Deal
CONSTRUCTION & CONTRACTING
Ken’s Painting
L DB C ONTRACTING
Call Ken Hittel
Ph: 403-527-0659 | Cell: 403-581-1503
FREE ESTIMATES
From permit to paint, we do it all
Garages ● Concrete ● Fences ● Decks
Roofing ● Driveways ● Sidewalks
Free estimates Larry Bernath 403-526-3784
●
2500
$
• SECURE Gates - 24/7 Access
• Short or Long Term Storage
Tree Cut,
SNOW REMOVAL
REMOVAL
SNOW
Landon:
403-528-0643
[email protected]
Call
Call
Call Landon:
Landon:
403-528-0643
[email protected]
Landon: 403-528-0643
403-528-0643 |||| [email protected]
[email protected]
• Stump Grinding
• Yard Cleaning
FOR SALE: Estate sale, 2014
Chevrolet Trax 1LT AWD, only
800 km, 6 speed Automatic,
Bose sound package, loaded, 3
year/60,000 km new vehicle
warranty,
asking
$23,500.
Phone: (403) 529-5710
FOR SALE: Electric reclining lift
chair, $600 obo. Phone: (403)
548-3950
BEDROOM SUITE: Extreme
value 3pc bedroom suite,
new still in boxes, $499. Can
deliver. Phone: 403-5263628
Employment
FOR SALE: New twin comforter
with pillow sham, red, black and
white, paid $139, asking $25.
Phone: (403) 526-8579
HELP WANTED: Make up to
$1000 a week mailing brochures
from home, genuine opportunity,
no experience required, start
immediately.
www.localmailers.net
NEW KING MATTRESS:
New
King
Mattress,
orthopedic pillow top. Still in
plastic. Sell for $400. Can
deliver. Phone: 403-5263628
HAVE SOMETHING
TO SELL?
CALL THE SHOPPER!
FOR SALE: Older dryer. good
running condition, $75.00.
Phone: (403) 580-9922
DeJong’s Tours
BRANSON, MI
November 10-21 - 12 Day Trip
Cost $1,795/person dbl
Call for detailed brochure.
Leaving 8:30am from Medicine Hat Mall Food Court.
Includes transportation, hot buffet lunch, show called
The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe.
Leaving 8:30am from Medicine Hat Mall Food Court.
SENIOR DISCOUNTS
CALGARY SHOPPING TRIP
Res: 403-504-8688 | Alija: 403-878-3731
December 6 - Day Trip - Cost $35/person
IRRIGATION
EXCAVATION
WES’S
BOBCAT & HAULING
LANDSCAPE EXCAVATION
A Christmas shopping day in Calgary at the Chinook Mall or
CrossIron Mills. Leaving 7:00am from Medicine Hat Mall
Food Court.
EDMONTON RIVER CREE & CASINO
December 8-10 - 3 Day Trip - Cost $185/person dbl
403-952-6230
• Track skid steer for any ground condition
• Mini hoe
• Tandem gravel truck for hauling • Truck mount tree spade
Call Wes Yanke 403-529-7219
Includes transportation, 2 full breakfast buffets, $10.00 slot
play, two $5.00 meal coupons, and a shuttle to the West
Edmonton Mall for Christmas Shopping.
Leaving 7:00am from Medicine Hat Mall Food Court.
TREE SPECIALIST
FALL CLEAN-UP
UPCOMING TOURS FOR 2015
Formerly Sprinklers-R-Us
of the
the Best
Best
Best
Best of
• Tree Trimming and Removal • Stump Grinding • Snow Removal
30% off Regular Price!
SENIOR T
N
DISCOU
Household
December 5 - Day Trip - Cost $86/person
Clean Your Mess Up
• All size tree
removal
Now accepting new clients
for the upcoming season
U/G Blowouts & Snow Removal
Automotive
ROSEBUD
TREE REMOVAL
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• Wind, Water, Fire, Mouse Proof
• Off Site Rentals and Sales
1218 South Railway Street SE • www.railsidestorage.com
SNOW REMOVAL
MAINTENANCE
OFF
IF YOU MENTION THIS AD!
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
403-458-2555
Ph: 403-581-0454 or 403-548-5576
www.JaymanMetals.com
UPCOMING 2014 Tours
STORAGE
AMONT
L
F
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E S T I M AT E S
We pay $25 - $1000 for scrap cars
Deliver your scrap vehicles and scrap metal to our yard at the
junction of Hwy 41 & Hwy 41A and receive EXTRA CASH. We take old
batteries, radiators, stoves, scrap bikes and steel pipes for recycling.
●
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
• Furnace Replacements
• Air Conditioning
• Mobile Homes
Used Auto Parts
Free Scrap Car Removal
Free Scrap Metals Removal
FOR SALE: 1993 Pontiac
Sunbird conventable, loaded,
229,000 km $1900. Phone:
(403) 952-6075
PAINTING
Interior • Exterior • Residential • Commercial
Auto Wrecking & Metal Recycling
Call Ali Now for a Good Deal!
403-502-7740 & 403-977-7740
Chris’s Handyman Services
For all your fall clean-ups
and snow removal needs
Residential & Commercial
403-504-8976
WOOD
FOR ALL YOUR FIREWOOD NEEDS
BUNDLES, CORD OR ½ CORD - PICK UP OR DELIVERY NORTHERN BIRCH, AND OTHER WOOD TYPES.
EXCELLENT MEASURE.
403-545-6932 • 403-952-6731
REPAIR SERVICE
ROB’S MOTORCYCLE,
ATV AND SMALL ENGINE
REPAIR SERVICE
(403) 952-1371
Mobile Service Available
Affordable Rates
Guaranteed Work
Rob Vollman
Owner
[email protected]
February 9 - 26 - 18 Day Trip to Texas and New Mexico
May 11 - 14 - 4 Day Trip to Coeur d’Alene
May 25 - June 7 - 14 Day Trip to New York and Washington, DC
July 7 - 13 - 7 Day Trip to Sisters Quilt Show
July 14 - 17 - 4 Day Trip to Fort McMurray
August 10 - 19 - 10 Day Trip to Black Hills and Yellowstone
September 12 - October 4 - 23 Day Trip to Eastern Canada
Including Newfoundland
October 28 - November 12 - 16 Day Trip to Branson
and New Orleans
For anyone needing a 2015 detailed brochure,
please call our toll free number 1-866-362-5416 or visit our
website www.dejongstours.com
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64 Carry Drive SE
403-526-8198
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Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: Boots, work/sport,
all leather, brown 8” Mark’s
Windriver size 9 1/2, new, cost
$90, sell $35. Phone: (403) 5277192
FOR SALE: Blond piano, stored
on the farm, will sell very cheap.
Phone: (403) 528-2696
FOR SALE: 1973 Wayne gas
pump,
excellent
shape,
florescent lighting on both sides,
makes good yard light, $600
obo. Phone: (403) 526-8579
15% OFF
MOST
MOST ITEMS
ITEMS IN
IN STORE
STORE
Fri
Fri &
& Sat,
Sat, Oct
Oct 17th
17th &
& 18th,
18th, 2014
2014
Hunting
Household
FOR SALE: Kenmore upright
freezer, white, new, 1 1/2 years
warranty left, $250. Phone:
(587) 289-4538 leave message
please.
QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS &
BOX:
New,
orthopedic
pillow-top, mattress. Still in
plastic. Sell for $280. Can
deliver. Phone: 403-5263628
FOR
SALE:
20
silk
arrangements made up $20 $100. Phone: (403) 529-9697
FOR SALE: 870 Remington 16
ga pump like new. Remington
model 48 20 ga semi auto. 12 ga
Remington Wingmaster 3” with
vent rib, excellent condition. 94
30-30 commemorative. Savage
bolt action 243 complete with
scope. Browning A-5 12 ga 3”
auto. Marlin 1893 38-55 take
down model with octagon
barrel. Stoger 2000 semi-auto
12 ga 3”, camo. Early 1900 12ga
double barrel with exposed
hammers.Phone: (403) 5809922
OLY’S ALEHOUSE
& EATERY
403-548-OLYS(6597) 417 - 7th St. SW
Make it Oly’s for an ALE of a good time!
Happy Hour: 3 pm - 7 pm & all day Sunday
Friday, October 17TH
Perogies & sausage OR
6 oz steak with your choice of sides
Fri & Sat, Oct 17 & 18
Zan Zee Band - 8 pm
Halloween Bash
FOR SALE: 85 Landscape
blocks, gray, 7.5 x 7.5 x 7.5 x 6”
tall with caps, $3 each Phone:
(403) 529-2244
FOR SALE: 18’ holiday trailer
with bath, loaded, clean, $1800
obo. Phone: (403) 502-3405
FOR SALE: Keep mice out
of your RV / boat, Fresh Cab
$16.99 Available at NAPA
Auto Parts. Phone: (403)
528-2121
FOR SALE: Kenmore 18 cu. ft.
white fridge, 4 years old, $500
obo. Black Cowboy boots, size
9, inside lined, $200, excellent
condition. Phone Dennis: (403)
504-4677
FOR SALE: Two adult tickets for
Frank Mills performance for
December
10/14
at
the
Esplanade, balcony row cc,
seats 10 & 11, offers will be
accepted. Phone: (403) 5299114
FOR SALE: Cots, 2 large, H.D.
Canadian military cots, wood,
canvas, very good condition,
$50 each. Phone: (403) 5277192
FOR SALE: Work storage, ATV,
trailer 7’8” x 16’, $3600. Phone:
(403) 502-3405
FOR SALE: 2 Roda Deaco
Positive air shut offs to fit 5.9 &
6.7 Dodge, guaranteed working
$400 each. Phone: (403) 9526075
Fri Oct 31 & Sat Nov 1, 8 pm
Music by Sundance Band
Prizes for best costume- male & female
$
00
50
each
Join us for Wing Wednesdays
VLTs are here, try your LUCK
Household
SUPER DEAL: Spring Air,
Mattress/box, brand new still
in plastic, $200. Can Deliver.
Phone: (403) 526-3628.
Hunting
WANTED: Looking for a
Winchester model 101 shotgun
and also a model 12. Phone:
(403) 528-3126
FOR SALE: .22-250 Savage
Axis Bushnell, 3x9x40 elite,
sling included, black stock,
standard blued barrel, Best
offer. Phone: (403) 866-1638
Hunting
FOR SALE: M305 (M14) Nato
7,62 (.308) semi-auto, sling,
cleaning kit, 5 and 20 rd. mags,
new, unfired $660. SKS 7.62 x
39, Chinese military, unissued
new, unfired, sling, bayonet
$260, ammo for both available.
Phone: (403) 527-7192
FOR SALE: Ruger mini 14
target heavy stainless steel
barrel with dampener and
laminate stock, comer with 6
tapco mags and 2 factory mags,
and tapco tactical stock $1200
or with 3-9 Burris scope for
$1450. call between 5pm 8pm.: (403) 928-0261
Family
Discount
Day
Monday, October 20th, 2014
%
15 OFF
Everything in the store!
*Excluding, prescriptions, retail postal outlet, diabetic supplies, lottery,
smoking cessation aids,liquid nutritional supplements,dairy products,
newspapers, magazines and sale items
CRESTWOOD
P H A R M AC Y
We take the time
for your health!
1827 - Dunmore Road SE
403-527-4542
Miscellaneous
Real Estate
FOR SALE: 82 Honda 1100
Aspencade motorcycle, 61,900
original km, excellent condition,
well maintained. $2500 obo
Phone: (403) 580-9922.
FOR SALE: 3 Bedroom double
wide, mobile home on own lot,
very open and bright, 3 season
gazebo on the deck, $130,000.
Phone: (403) 548-7011
Personal
FOR RENT: Newer shop bay
in Brier Park, available
immediately
for
winter
months, all utilities included.
Phone: (403) 502-2303
LOOKING FOR LADY;Good
looking cattle rancher 65 years
old looking for a slim, caucasian,
asian or oriental lady for a long
term relationship, reply to: (403)
393-0445
Real Estate
MODULAR HOME FOR SALE:
Double wide in Meadowlark
Village. 1245sq ft, double
detached
garage,
c/a,
appliances. Open for viewing.
Phone: 403-545-2695 or (403)
878-3076.
Services
STORAGE FOR RENT:
Brand new 8 x 20 foot sea
cans, mouse, water and fire
resistant, 24 hour access.
Phone: (403) 928-5311
LOOKING TO BUY?
CHECK OUT THE
CLASSIFIEDS!
Services
SMALL
JOBS
HANDYMAN:
Small
household jobs including
drywall repairs and painting
also fence repairs & painting.
Phone Allen (403) 527-3956
Bob 403-527-4638 leave
message.
HOME
RENOVATIONS:
Home
improvements,
maintenance & renovations,
licensed and fully insured.
No job too small! Call Mike
Phone: (403) 504-7772.
LICENSED
HAIRDRESSER: Will travel.
Stay in comfort of own
home. Perms, haircuts,
colors. Special rates for
Seniors. Phone Lois: (403)
502-4051
SAAMIS ROTARY CLUB
3 fo
r
$
100
BOX 1445, MEDICINE HAT, AB T1A 7N4
TEL: 403-504-0707 -- FAX: 403-580-3172
14 ANNUAL
HARLEY DAVIDSON RAFFLE
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1 EARLY BIRD (Oct 30/14) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $500 CASH
2 EARLY BIRD (Nov 27/14) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $500 CASH
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EXCEL BUS LINES
UPCOMING 2014/15 TRIPS
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MEDICINE HAT PICKUP - MH MALL FOOD COURT
7 DAY TRIP TO SKYDANCER & SHOOTING CASINOS
Oct 26 - Nov 1, 2014 $385 pp dbl $535 sgl
First night Moose Jaw Approx. $200 play money back
NEW ORLEANS AND 8 DAY MEXICAN CRUISE
22 day trip, Nov 18th to Dec 9th, 2014 includes Memphis,
New Orleans, Nashville and St. Louis, also a cruise from New
Orleans stopping at Mahogany Bay, Belize, and Cozumel.
Some breakfasts, one dinner, and many extras.
$2750 pp dbl $3350 sgl
14 DAY NEVADA TRIO TRIP
January 24th, 2015, to February 6th, 2015. Trip includes stops
at Helena, Jackpot, Reno, Laughlin, Las Vegas, Wendover, and
again Helena. $889 dbl occ $1300 sgl
* SKYDANCER, N.D. TRIP
Coming in April 2015
* DEADWOOD, S.D. TRIP
Crazy Horse Casino, May 3-7, 2015 $385 pp dbl $535 sgl occ
For more information or to book please call
leave message Henrietta 403-526-6599
MA
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2015 HARLEY DAVIDSON STREET GLIDE
(Value $29,828.00 GST included)
Draw Date: December 27, 2014 - Harley Davidson of Medicine Hat
TICKETS
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IT’S GOING
Continued from front page
another much better quotation
by Dr. Jonas Salk:
“Hope lies in dreams, in
imagination, and in the
courage of those who dare to
make dreams into reality.”
Young people will not know
Jonas Salk, but there are still
people in Medicine Hat today
who suffered from polio, a terrible disease that caused crippling of limbs and even death.
Jonas Salk created a vaccine
to prevent this disease. In 1955
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CLOSE SHAVE
this man was called a miracle
worker for breaking the back of
poliomyelitis.
There is hope that
research will someday lead to
a way to prevent Rett syndrome. Many people are
involved in reaching for a solution. There is hope for another
Jonas Salk.
Ron’s involvement is that of
a loving Grampa willing to use
all his resources to bring attention to his granddaughter’s
plight. In so doing he is also
helping all the other little girls
with the same affliction. So
when the festivities begin at the
Co-op Mall on 13th Avenue at
10:00 a.m., be a witness right
there in the Bistro area.
Shanna of Shear Innovations will lop off the purple
beard. You can cheer or wipe a
tear and help move the
research machine towards a
way to help Madi and all the
Madis of this world
Electric bassist David Ellefson
has been a mainstay in the heavy
metal community for over 30 years.
Internationally acclaimed as the cofounding bassist of Thrash Metal
titans MEGADETH. With countless
gold & platinum records and 11
Grammy nominations, David has
recently released his autobiography
My Life With Deth through
Howard Books.
The book tells of his wholesome
Minnesota Lutheran upbringing, but
follows his path into drug addiction
while pursuing his dream of rock
stardom in Hollywood. A return to
his faith in Jesus Christ in 1990
brought him back from the depths of
addiction and restored his family
and career.
My Life With Deth also
chronicles Ellefson’s transition into
ministry work. In 2006, he founded
the MEGA Life! Ministry in
Scottsdale, AZ and has pursued
seminary training at Concordia
College in St. Louis, MO.
For more information, please
visit www.davidellefson.com
This Paper Is Recyclable,
So When You’re Finished
Reading, Please Recycle
20. Combustion
residue
21. Islamic ruler
22. "Good Wife"
investigator
25. Solid water
26. Tibetan gazelle
27. Duets
29. Common shade
trees
30. Cancellation key
Traf f ic T ip of
the We ek
The Medicine Hat Police
Service would like to remind
you that:
Did You Know???
Unbelted occupants are one
of the leading causes of
death and serious injury in
motor vehicle collisions. 43%
of deaths are unbelted
occupants and 57% of dead
youths were unbelted.
Please buckle up for safety!
CASH
FOR
SCRAP
CARS/TRUCKS:
Thats
right! Corky’s back! I pay
cash on the spot. Tow your
vehicle away for free. Call:
(403) 866-3590
SPRINKLER BLOW-OUTS:
Starting at $50. Big or small,
we do them all. Phone:
(403) 526-0560
THINKING OF RENOS?We
do it from A to Z, including
plumbing & electrical, interior
or
exterior.
35
yrs
experience. Phone: (403)
529-7612
Wanted
WANTED: Beat up old holiday
trailers, vandalized or water
damaged. Phone: (403) 5023405
WANTED: Looking for cleaning
lady and other work on the side,
8 - 15 hours per week at $12 per
hour. Phone: (403) 952-6473
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49. Remove fat from
50. Point midway
between NE and E
51. London park
52. Pig pen
1. Bunco
4. In bed
8. Telegraphic signal
9. About rune
11. Iowa State town
13. Technique of a
pianist
15. Grandmother
16. Small lake
17. Divides evenly into
(Math)
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of theMedicine
week tip of the
week
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tip of the week tip of the week
tip of the week tip of the week
tip of the week tip of the week
tip of the week tip of the week
tip of the week tip of the week
1. Chief Polish port
2. Japanese motor co.
3. Carbolic acid
4. Mures River city
5. Small bread roll
6. Inexplicable
occurrence
7. Thrown in track and
field
10. Military leader
(abbr.)
12. Indian dress
13. Children's tale bear
14. Opposite of cameo
16. Portraiture stance
19. 1/2 an em
20. Pouchlike
structures
31. "Good Wife's" Gold 21. Music awards est.
32. "Good Wife"
1973
husband
23. Belonging to a
39. Herring-loke food
diocese
fish
24. Memory whose
41. Self-immolation by
contents cannot
fire ritual
be changed
42. TV delivery system 27. Transfer
43. Ad __
property
44. 2nd smallest planet 28. Universal
45. First on moon
Standard Time
46. Androgyne
(abbr.)
29. Norse goddess of
old age
31. A type of
salamander
32. Appease
33. Not common
34. Church of Pope
Francis
35. Common frog
genus
36. Wild goats
37. Customer
38. NAACP founder
Florence
39. Outbuilding
40. N.E. Chinese
province
44. Distribute by
measure
47. Scoundrel
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COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
LADIES
AUXILLARY
ROYAL
CANADIAN
LEGION BR#17 - General
Meeting Monday October
20 in the Canteen at
7:00pm. Please Attend.
LIFETREE CAFE- Presents Living A Lie - The perils of a
double life is a filmed story
of a woman who finds out,
after 30 yrs, that her
husband has been living a
double life - Hillcrest
Church Coffee House, from
7-8pm
Wednesday,
October 22, 2014. 3785 13 Ave SE. Coffee provided.
All are welcome. Free.
Check our Facebook page:
Lifetree Cafe- MH or visit
lifetreecafe.com for more
info.
MEDICINE
HAT
PREGNANCY & FAMILY
SUPPORT CENTRE - is
hosting
its
Annual
Fundraising Brunch Oct. 25
at 10am to noon, Hillcrest
Church. Come and be part
of a good thing.Tickets are
$20.00 ($10 income tax
recitable). Call 403-5048560
ST.
JOHN'S
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FALL TURKEY SUPPER Sunday, October 26 at
5:00pm. Corner of 2nd
Street & 5th Ave SE
Medicine Hat. Join us for
an old fashioned Fall
Turkey Supper with all the
trimmings complete with
Apple & Pumpkin Pie.
Tickets Adults $15.00 per
person Children 12 yrs Old
and Under $7.00. For
reservations & tickets
contact The Church Office
403-526-4542.
BURSTALL FALL SUPPER Sunday, October 26, 2014
at the Burstall Community
Hall 4:30 - 6:30pm.
Sponsored by the Burstall
Arena Association.
MEDICINE HAT PUBLIC
LIBRARY & MCMAN
PARENT LINK CENTRE are
hosting
three
parenting presentations at
the Medicine Hat Public
Library on Wednesdays
October 29 between
6:30pm - 8:00pm. These
sessions are free and
registration
is
not
required.
For
more
information, call McMan
Parent Link Centre at 403504-0833.
WHO TAKES CARE OF THE
CAREGIVER? 6th Annual
Caregiver
Workshop,
November 5, 2014 8:30 3:00pm. Chinook Village Terrace Room. Cost is
$20.00 and includes lunch,
coffee & treats, a copy of
Lorna's Best Selling book –
Walking the Journey
Together ...Alone, Finding
Peace, Hope and Joy in the
Middle of the Sh**. And all
workshop
materials.
Payment for this workshop
must be received no later
than Oct 31, 2014.
Registration at the MS
Society, please contact
Terri 403-529-6797.
JEST TOASTMATERS meet every Thursday at
6:30 pm in room F2004 in
the Business Building at
Medicine Hat College.
Come join us. Call Lynn at
403-529-5377 for info.
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Wanted
WANTED: Looking for farm
house with garage to rent.
Phone: (403) 458-8581
Lethbridge
2005 NISSAN FRONTIER
SE KING CAB: V6 4.0L.
266,000 km. Automatic.
Rear wheel drive. $4,900.
This truck is in good shape,
very well maintained. Runs
and drives like new. 90%
usage is highway at 110 kph.
Comes with extra set of one
year old winter tires mounted
on rims; summer tires in
good condition. Sprayed in
bed liner. Fully loaded. Has
Car Proof & Service History
Report. Call Joe: (403) 3306260
NO MATTER
IF YOU WANT
TO BUY OR SELL
WE WANT TO
HEAR FROM YOU!
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Lethbridge
Lethbridge
Lethbridge
Lethbridge
Lethbridge
FOR SALE: Small & big,
mid-wheel drive, power
wheelchair. Like new - 3
months old - Starting at
$1,200. 1 year warranty.
Phone: 1-800-318-6000 or
Phone: (587) 220-2759.
HAUNTED
MANSION
RAILWAY
PARK
IS
OPEN!Come Celebrate the
Halloween Season all month
long. See ya soon! Clip this
AD for $1.00 off. Phone:
(403) 593-0018. 441 - 4 St.
Stirling, AB.
FOR SALE: 81 Dodge 4x4
standard. New motor, 14-15
thousand
spent
on
mechanical. Only 60 km.
Needs paint. Has safety.
Phone: (403) 320-6802
FOR SALE: 2006 Chev
Venture minivan. Lowered
floor, (wheelchair van).
99,000 ks. New tires.
$25,900. Phone: 1-800-3186000 or (587) 220-2759.
LETHBRIDGE
PARKBRIDGE ESTATES,
50+ ADULT COMMUNITY:
1302 SQ. FT. Home. Home is
drywalled, hardwood floors,
unique living area, totally
renovated kitchen with its
own island, stainless steel
appliances, formal dining
room and many other
upgrades
and
special
features. Considerable price
reduction for “Quick Sale”
due to health problems.
Phone: (587) 425-3799
FOR SALE: 2004 Chev
Venture minivan/wheelchair
van. Lowered floor. 98,000
km. Great shape. $17,900.
OBO. Phone: (587) 2202759/1-800-316-6000.
WANTED
URGENTLY:
Gold, Silver, Coins, and
Stamps. Gold and Silver
Jewelery, even broken. We
pay TOP prices. Have cash,
will travel. Call us last at 403752-3099. Don’t be afraid to
leave a message!
FOR SALE: New & used
stair glides plus porch lifts.
Great
shape!
Free
installation and delivery.
Phone: 1-800-318-6000 or
(587) 220-2759.
FOR SALE: 1998, small, Chevy
pickup S10. Red in color, gas, 4
cyl. 5 speed, 3 door. No rust
250K. Uses absolutely no oil.
Perfect condition, tires A1
w/aluminum wheels. Open to
offers. Must be seen! Phone:
(403) 223-3994
FOR SALE: 2001 Dodge
Grand Caravan wheelchair
van. Low rear application,
220,000 km. Great shape.
$13,900. Phone: (587) 2202759 or 1-800-318-6000.
FOR RENT: North side, two
bedroom house. Available
anytime. RENTAL OPEN
HOUSE - Sunday from 34pm. 1252 - 9 Ave. North.
Lethbridge.
FOR SALE BY OWNER: #39
Squamish Boulevard, West
Lethbridge. 3.5 bathrooms, 4
bedrooms. Approximately 2,000
sq. ft. Including finished lower
level. Ranch Gates to back lane.
Block to Shopping, Schools,
University, $364,000. Phone:
(403) 394-7037
FOR SALE: WARN 8000
and 9000# winches. Phone:
(403) 381-3275
FOR SALE: 1995 Ford F150
4x4. 5.8 litre engine, engine oil
cooler (new), dual fuel tanks,
new alternator, new tires, cruise
control, air conditioning, trailer
package. Runs good. 280,000
km. Home: (403) 345-6085 or
Cell: (403) 795-9147.
PARTING OUT - A large
selection of vehicles. New
units arriving daily. U pull and
save. Airport Pick A Part, 1st
left South of the Lethbridge
Airport. Cash paid for scrap
cars. Phone: 403-380-3035
FOR SALE: 2001 Ford
Windstar SEL. 3.8 V6. Air,
tilt, cruise, mags (6) CD
player, PW, PL, tack, keyless
entry, new alternator, power
side doors, rear heater.
$3,250. OBO. Phone: (403)
328-5713.
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Medicine Hat
Co-op Mall
3030 - 13th Ave SE
• presents •
Madi’s Grampa Shaves For Rett Syndrome
You’ve read about it in the News, you’ve seen the pictures in
the Shopper, you even heard about it on CBC Radio...
Now Come Watch It Live!
BIST RO
T
B REA K FAS
SPECI A LS
AT
STA RTING
10:00A M!
To help raise awareness of Rett Syndrome, Madi’s Grampa
will have his face shaved for the first time in nearly 40 years!
Madi (a local 5 year old diagnosed with Rett Syndrome in
2012) will be there along with family members to answer
your questions about her diagnosis.
Saturday, October 18
beginning at 10:00AM
50/50
DR AW!
in the Bistro area, with entertainment by Bob Donaldson
BUY A
M A DI
COOKIE
FO R
$1.00!
Watch Shanna from Sheer Innovations
& Mayor Ted Clugston shave Madi’s Grampa!
$5.00
R A FFLE
TICKETS
FO R GIFT
BASKETS!
brought to you by the Medicine Hat Co-op Mall,
13th Avenue Bistro, and Shear Innovations
October is International Rett Syndrome Awareness Month - so wear something purple and join the fun!
Proceeds from this event going to the Ontario Rett Syndrome Association to help fund research for a cure.
A special Thank You to The Medicine Hat Co-op, Shear Innovations and NKI Entertainment!
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lingerie and underwear
#4 - 3rd Street SE
in REDCLIFF!
Large Selection of Adult Specialty Items!
• Toys, Toys, Toys
• Books, Magazines
• Lingerie, Role Playing
• Gifts and Prizes
• Novelty Items
We also
carry gif
certifica t
te
for all! s
Lethbridge
Lethbridge
Lethbridge
RESIDENTIAL
ESTATE
SALE: Antique, Vintage &
Misc. Items. Friday, October
24 to Sunday, October 26,
2014. Friday 4.00pm 9.00pm at the Barnwell
Senior Centre. Saturday
9.00am - 6.00pm at 601
Heritage Road & Sunday
9.00am - Noon. Barnwell,
AB. No early birds please.
FOR SALE: 3 and 4
wheeled scooters - used.
Great
shape,
1
year
warranty,
free
delivery.
Phone: (587) 220-2759 or 1800-318-6000
WANTED: Dodge Slant 6, 2
barrel, manifold complete
with carb if possible. Phone:
(403) 320-6802
WILL
BUY
HUNTING
RIFLES: Singles or Estates.
Wanted - reloading supplies.
Phone: (403) 381-3275
Come see our great selection today!
Ph: 403-527-9112
FOR SALE: 2004 Dodge
Grand Caravan. Air, tilt,
cruise, DVD, PW, PL & power
back windows. Inspected.
Asking
$4,250.
OBO.
Phone: (403) 328-5713.
CLASSIFIEDS....
YOUR SOURCE!
FOR SALE: Browning Cobra
compound bow, 10 carbon
arrows, broad heads, hard case
and
accessories.
$425.00
Phone: (403) 892-0744
FOR SALE: Maltese Terriers
crossed with Shih-tzu multicolors. 2 female & 2 male. Have
1st shots. Great house pet or
guard dog. $400. Phone: (403)
752-4171
Medicine Hat
Co-op Mall
3030 - 13th Ave SE
Jewelry REPAIRS While You WAIT
OR Same day SERVICES
Specializes in CUSTOM MADE DESIGN
LITO & JACKIE
1080 3030 13 Ave. SE
Co-op Mall
Medicine Hat AB T1B 1E3
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BARBER CHAIR
Located in
October 20TH-24TH
Beef Stew in a Bread Bowl . . . . . . $6.99
Dessert Special:
Rubarb Strawberry Cake
with 12 oz coffee or tea . . . . . . . . $1.99
403.529.2251
Located in the Co-op Mall
on 13th Ave.
www.academyoflearning.ab.ca
October 31ST
Roast Beef, Mashed Potatoes,
& Veggies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.99
Dessert Special:
Strawberry Shortcake with 12 oz
coffee or tea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.99
PHONE: (403) 528-3398
CELL: (403) 977-9070
403.526.5833
Open Monday - Saturday
Closed Sunday
October 31st 2:00 pm till 3:30 pm
We present Russ-Ell-Vis
with the early Elvis tunes
Work: 526-0020
Fax: 529-6241
Co-op Mall, 106, 3030 - 13th Ave SE
Medicine Hat, Alberta, T1B 1E3
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How to start a small business
(MS) Starting their own a business is a dream for
many men and women. Instead of reporting to a boss
and following the particular hierarchy of a company,
entrepreneurs can set their own rules and hours.
But starting a business does not just involve putting
an open-for-business sign in the window. It involves
preparation to ensure the business succeeds and is in
accordance with laws and guidelines set by the local government.
The first step in starting a business is to figure out
what the business hopes to accomplish. It is a wise idea
to draft a business plan that clearly states your goals and
what you hope to accomplish on a daily basis. According
to the U.S. Small Business Administration, a business plan
should include a listing of how the business will be marketed, who your expected competition will be, the names
of your expected personnel, and the amount of available
start-up capital at your disposal. A business plan is a good
document to have and one that is often necessary for
prospective owners who hope to secure a small-business
loan from a bank or private investors.
Once the business plan has been developed, take
advantage of any free training and counseling services
that might be available. Such services offers strategies for
a successful business, and established business owners
might even participate by offering advice and answering
questions. Learn from their successes and failures and
when establishing your own business.
It's also imperative that prospective business owners
decide which type of legal entity their business will be.
These include sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company (LLC), corporation, S corporation, nonprofit, or cooperative. An attorney who specializes in business
law can help you establish the legal structure that will be
the most beneficial to you.
You also will have to find a business location. While
there are brick-and-mortar businesses opening every
day, a large number of new businesses begin on the Internet. It is very difficult to determine just how many online
businesses there are since the reach of the Internet is so
vast. However, the low overhead of an online business
and the increasing propensity for individuals and shoppers to spend time online makes the Internet an attractive venue for a business start-up.
Small business owners also must register their businesses with their local governments. To do so, you will
first need to apply for a business number from the The
Canada Revenue Agency. This identification number is a
15 character identifier of your business. Once you have
this number, you will be able to open up bank accounts in
the business' name as well as register with your local government to pay payroll taxes and any sales tax necessary.
If permits or licenses are necessary for your business, you
will have to apply for those as well.
Prospective small business owners can also apply for
a business credit card and open up a business bank
account.These accounts will help you keep your business
funds separate from your personal funds.They are necessary to establish business credit as well as to purchase
supplies and make payroll payments.
Starting a business can be a rewarding venture and
help individuals become their own boss. Not every business will become a success, but starting out on the right
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Time-Saving Tools for Busy Lives
Amazing, isn't it? Every
day, you've got 24 hours.
Some days, you feel like
you've grabbed every hour
and lived it to the max.
Other days, time seems to
slip through your fingers
like grains of sand.
Even though time
can't be pinned down,
modern
life
often
demands that you live
within a framework of
schedules, timetables and
deadlines. It helps to be
organized! Being organized doesn't necessarily
mean living by a lot of rigid
rules. It means making
choices—your choices—
about what's important to
you and then arranging
your time and space to
focus on those choices.
Take a moment to
reflect on the pace of your
life. Does it feel like you’re
rushing from task to task
and worrying about how
you’ll get everything
done? When you start to
feel overwhelmed, it's time
to pick up some organizational tools and create the
time and space you need
to focus on your goals—
the things that are important to you.
Here are five great
tools to get you started:
The daily planner
A daily planner keeps
your goals, schedule and
vital information together
in one place. By glancing at
your daily planner each
evening, you can plan the
following day.
Your daily planner
could be an app on a smart
phone, lap top or tablet, or
a printed appointment
book—or a combination of
these. Whatever you use,
choose a planner that is
• both a calendar and a
place to record notes,
reminders, thoughts, etc
• small enough to carry
with you
• big enough to hold
your to-do list, appointments, plans, phone numbers, etc
If you decide to use a
combination of paper and
electronic planners, allow
yourself time to keep them
synchronized. For example,
take 10 minutes after dinner each night to update
the wall calendar or message board at home using
the notes you’ve made on
your phone.
It’s also a good idea to
review and record your
goals in your daily planner
at the beginning of each
month. This will help you
stay in touch with what's
most important to you.
The to-do list
Time management
experts say that list-making is one of the most useful tools because it helps
you visualize your plans.
When you’ve made your
list, try to sort the tasks
according to how important each one is. You can
assign a rank or underline
the high priority items on
your list. If you manage to
get only those things
done, you’ll still be making
the best use of the time
you have.
The done list
This list is an important motivator because it
encourages
you
to
acknowledge what your
hard work achieves. At the
end of each day, take a
moment to write out or
just think about your done
list. Include all of the items
on your to-do list that
you've completed as well
as other important things
you did. If you tend to
worry, your done list can
show you how much
you’ve actually accomplished.
A place for everything
This well-known saying has been around a long
time because it works: A
place for everything and
everything in its place.
When you think of all the
time spent frantically hunting for your keys or your
wallet or the bill that needs
to be paid today, it really
makes sense to organize
your living space. This step
comes with a bonus—it
creates a calmer environment by reducing clutter.
Practise telling yourself: don't put it down—
put it away. This may take
some effort at first, but
returning things to their
designated place can
become a habit before you
know it, and will save you
hours of time in the long
run.
Manage your phone and
screen time.
This can be challenging but it can make a big
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difference in the amount of
time available for more
important things. Start by
keeping track of the time
you spend in one week in
front of screens texting,
social networking or
browsing online, watching
TV or playing video
games—time that’s not
directly related to school
or work. The number of
hours may surprise you.
When you think of how
much time in a month or
even a year you spend
watching a screen, you
may decide to make some
changes.
You can choose to
answer phone calls or texts
at the time that’s best for
you.Turning off your cell or
unplugging your landline
or home phone is always
an option when you don't
want to take calls. You
could turn off the TV while
you're eating dinner. Or
you may choose to make
some evenings screenfree. You can spend the
extra time seeing friends or
doing hobbies or maybe
taking a course at a local
college.
Take some time to find
out which time-saving
tools are right for you. You
can sometimes make very
simple changes in your life
and discover that you have
much more time available.
Then, you can effectively
use that time to accomplish what's most important to you.
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Did you know?
(MS) Search engine optimization, or
SEO, is a key component of online marketing. Although it's widely regarded as vital
to a business'
marketing
efforts, the
concept of
SEO can be
confusing.
SEO
involves tailoring a website so that it
pops up on
search engine
results more
readily and at
a
higher
place in the
long list of pages that turn up. There are
databases that list the most common
search terms people use when browsing
the Internet.
Web pages that are built around the
words and phrases commonly used, not
just in the meta keywords tag of the site,
but within the important parts of the
pages themselves, can achieve a better
ranking. Additionally, websites that are
linked to by
other
sites
generate
higher rankings in terms
of
importance
and
where search
engines place
them
in
search lists.
If
SEO
remains
a
mystery, businesses can employ marketing firms and businesses that specialize in
SEO to make recommendations on
redesigning a website to generate more
consumertraffic.
TRICAN WELL SERVICE is one of Canada’s fastest growing
pressure pumping companies, with operations in Canada, the US, Russia, Kazakhstan and
North Africa. Recognized for technical leadership and innovation, Trican provides
specialized, engineered and integrated solutions to customers involved in the exploration
and development of oil and natural gas reserves,Trican’s services include fracturing, coiled
tubing, cementing, acidizing, nitrogen, microseismic and industrial services.
At Trican, we are proud to have received numerous accolades as a top employer, as we
believe success begins with our people. We hire and reward those who are motivated,
results and service-oriented, team players, career-driven, honest, ethical and adaptable. If
that sounds like you, we invite you to apply for the following positions:
TRICAN is a global well service company with operations in
Canada, USA, Russia, Kazakhstan, Algeria, Colombia, Saudi Arabia, and Norway. At Trican, we believe
success begins with our people, as our name and reputation are reflected in the excellence
demonstrated by our employees. Trican is an equal opportunity employer, with state-of-the art
equipment, innovative products, a customer focus, and an absolute commitment to safety.
Employees at Trican must follow and promote Trican’s safety program. Target Zero, in all activities,
and comply with any jurisdictional regulations that prove more stringent. If you are an energetic,
motivated team player with excellent attention to detail and strong communication skills, we invite
you to apply for the following position:
ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN
The Electronic Technician is responsible for ensuring unit electronic standards, upgrades, repairs and
control systems are maintained to guarantee quality and consistency throughout Canadian operations.
Responsibilities:
• Ensure that Trican’s safety program, Target Zero, is followed and is promoted to employees, customers,
partners and the public at all times
• Comply with our Target Zero program as a minimum standard unless regulations or legislation is more
stringent in any area
• Ensure that Trican’s core value,“We won’t put anyone in harm’s way” is the priority in all activities
• Perform repairs and upgrades to control systems while ensuring that Trican’s Electronic Standards are
met
• Ensure Field Employees are aware of how the various electrical systems are employed to specific unit
applications
• Maintain two way communication with the Electronics Supervisor, Coordinator and Management to
ensure proper standards in the repairs, upgrades and techniques are being applied to the equipment
• Report deficiencies found to the Lead Electronics Technician or Electronics Supervisor
• Assist in the development and implementation of new technology
Experience & Skills:
• Post-Secondary Education in Electronics, Instrumentation or related field is required
• Valid Class 5 license; fewer than 6 demerit points, able to pass an internal driving assessment
• Physically Fit
• Basic computer, serial communications and network troubleshooting skills are required
• Able to consistently and accurately identify and troubleshoot problems
• Effective interpersonal skills (spoken and written communication)
• Prior field service experience preferred
• Ability to travel internationally is an asset
How to Apply:
• Online: www.trican.ca
• Fax: (403) 215-8054
MEDICINE HAT BASE REQUIRES:
- FRAC OPERATORS
- ACID PUMP OPERATORS
- COIL TUBING OPERATORS
- JOURNEYMAN MECHANICS
Class 1 and 3 License Required
Primary responsibilities & duties:
• Ensure adherence to Workplace Safety, National Safety Code, Trican Well Service Ltd,
government as well as client policies and regulations
• Drive various large duty trucks over diverse outdoor terrain and conditions while
under mentor supervision
• Learn to perform pre-job calculations with blending and mixing
• Attend all operations, field pre rig-up and job safety meetings
• Learn to effectively inspect and properly configure all equipment
• Participate in site rig-up treating iron, manifolds and recording equipment while
under qualified supervision
• Assist in rig-out of all equipment for travel and conduct movement to following site
under supervision
• Complete and submit all position required paperwork
• Assist in all required equipment maintenance
• Successful completion
WHAT MAKES US ATTRACTIVE:
Excellent base salary with one of the best benefit programs in the industry. Global technical
leader within our industry. Long-term commitment, including a training and career
development program. Above average career advancement opportunities.
To apply for one of the above positions, in confidence, please email or fax your cover letter,
resume and a copy of a current driver’s abstract.
Visit us online at www.trican.ca or drop in at one of the bases listed on our website.
Trican Well Service Ltd.
117 Elbow Dr. NE, Redcliff, AB T0J 2PO
Fax: 403-526-5286 I Email: [email protected]
We thank all applicants, however, only those selected
for an interview will be contacted.
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weather cools and the crisp- that fight against illness.
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Topics to discuss before hiring your next
mechanic
(MS) Few decisions weigh as heavily on automobile
owners as their choice of mechanic. A good mechanic
goes a long way toward ensuring drivers and their passengers stay safe on the road and that those drivers' vehicles perform at their peak for years to come. That's an
important role to play, and it's why many drivers acknowledge that choosing a mechanic is a decision that should
not be taken lightly.
Rest assured you don't need to be a car guy or gal to
find a trustworthy and talented mechanic. You might just
need to open a dialogue with a prospective mechanic,
discussing a handful of topics that can help you feel more
comfortable and know you have made the right choice in
automotive service provider once a final decision has
been made.
Certification
Certification can go a long way toward helping drivers find mechanics they can trust. The National Institute
for Automotive Service Excellence was founded in 1972
and continues to work to improve the quality of automotive service and repair by testing automotive technicians
and certifying those who live up to or exceed ASE standards. An ASE-certified technician should have his or her
credentials readily available to prospective customers,
and these credentials list each professional's area of certification. When shopping for a new mechanic, make sure
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that he or she is ASE-certified. In addition, discuss with the
mechanic his or her work history, including any additional areas of expertise.
Pricing policies
Many mechanics offer free estimates, but that should
not be taken for granted. When bringing a car in for an
estimate, drivers should confirm with the mechanic who
will conduct the examination if the estimate is free or if
they will be charged an inspection fee.
In addition to any fees regarding estimates, drivers
should also inquire about labor costs and the payment
policies at the facility. Labor can be quite expensive, so it's
best that you know these rates in advance of any repairs
being conducted on your vehicle. It's also important to
get a rundown of the company payment policies, especially if your vehicle is in need of potentially costly repairs.
You don't want the bill to shock you once the work has
been completed, so don't hesitate to be inquisitive before
leaving a car at the garage.
Parts
Replacing parts on a vehicle is a cause for concern for
many drivers, and rightfully so. Consumer advocacy
groups have exposed many mechanics who pass off used
auto parts as new parts, charging their customers new
part prices along the way. While there's no way drivers
can guarantee they won't fall victim to such criminal
behavior, they can inquire about company policies
regarding vehicle parts. Does the garage even install used
parts? If so, do they let drivers choose either new or used
parts before any work is done? If the garage only uses
new parts, ask for parts with solid warranties, so if the part
must be replaced, you won't have to pay for it again.
4 ways to conserve fuel
(MS) As costly as gas has become, drivers can still mitigate those costs by employing a few strategies aimed at
increasing their driving efficiency.The following are a few
ways drivers can offset high fuel costs regardless of the
time of year.
1. Maintain a consistent speed. Though it might be
hard to maintain a consistent speed when driving during
rush hour, it should not be too difficult to do so when hitting the open road. If most of your driving is done on the
highway, go easy on your engine by maintaining a consistent speed.The easier you are on
the engine, the less taxed that
engine will be and the less fuel it
will need as a result.
If going on a long road trip or
if your daily commute involves
long stretches of highway driving,
rely on your vehicle's cruise control
function to make things easier on
your engine and conserve fuel.
2. Don't drive when you can
walk or bike. It might sound simple, but the best way to
conserve fuel is not to use it at all. Walk or ride your bicycle when performing local errands. Save a few litres of gas
by running errands on foot or on your bicycle. If a physical condition makes it hard for you to walk or bike, make
use of public transportation when you need to travel
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The preowned vehicle market is thriving, and drivers
who take care of their vehicles have earned the right to
reap their rewards for being good owners when it comes
time to sell the car. When interviewing prospective
mechanics, ask if they are willing to provide detailed documentation of any work they do on your vehicle. Such
documentation can then be shared with prospective
buyers when you want to sell the car, and it also serves as
a way to keep the garage accountable for all the work
they have done on the car throughout your relationship.
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3. Obey the speed limit. The open road entices
many drivers to put the pedal to the metal, but driving
over the speed limit is both illegal and expensive. The
Department of Energy notes that drivers pay an additional $0.31 per litre for every five kilometres they drive over
50 kph. Since gas prices already high, drivers would be
wise to obey the speed limit and conserve their fuel as
well as their money.
4. Don't make your vehicle into a traveling closet.
Many drivers keep excess materials
in their cars, whether it's a cooler
for picnics, a set of golf clubs or an
old baby stroller. Excess weight will
rear its ugly head at the pump. The
DOE notes than an extra 50 kilograms in a vehicle can reduce its
kilometres per litre by as much as
two percent. Before hitting the
highway, check your trunk and the
backseat and remove any unnecessary items.
Drivers spend a considerable amount of money at
the gas pump each week. But a few simple strategies to
conserve fuel can save money and help the planet at the
same time.
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Tips for motorcycle
beginners
(MS) Men and women who ride
motorcycles often insist there's nothing
quite like riding. Riding a motorcycle not
only can be exhilarating and provide a
feeling unlike any other, but it also
requires patience and discipline for beginners and veteran riders alike.
Riding a motorcycle carries a certain
stigma of being dangerous, but that's only
the case for inattentive riders who forget
their responsibilities while on the road.
The following are some tips that beginners can put to use when hitting the open
road.
• Gear up and stay geared up.
Beginners often don't have a problem
gearing up, as many are understandably
nervous and therefore less likely to leave
necessary equipment in the garage.
Always wear a helmet, motorcycle jacket,
riding gloves, riding boots and motorcycle
pants when riding. Many riders fall into
the trap of wearing less gear once they
become more acclimated to their bike. But
gear should be worn whether you have
been riding for 50 days or 50 years.
• Prepare, prepare, prepare. There's
no such thing as too much preparation
when riding a motorcycle. Motorcycle
training guides are valuable tools of information for beginners. These instructional
videos or reading materials provide
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insight into all aspects of riding a motorcycle, and no beginner should get on a
motorcycle without first watching or reading a motorcycle training guide.
• Practice away from other
motorists. Don't start riding on a freeway
until you have grown accustomed to riding the bike at slow practice speeds
you've honed away from other motorists.
Empty parking lots make ideal training
grounds. Once you feel comfortable in the
parking lot, gradually move to roads without heavy traffic, such as residential
neighborhoods. Once you're truly comfortable on the bike, then you can hit the
highway.
• Go to class. A motorcycle safety
course might be a requirement in some
areas but not required in others. Regardless of whether or not it's required, take
the class anyway. Such classes might cost
a few hundred dollars, but their value far
exceeds that cost. A safety course prepares riders for anything they might
encounter on the road. Just be sure to
enroll in a class that teaches accident evasion.
• Get the right size. Some riders envision themselves at the helm of a big hog,
while others see themselves tooling down
the highway on an ultra-light bike. But
don't go to extremes in either direction, at
least not with your first motorcycle. A
heavy bike might be more stable, but it's
also harder to control. A lighter bike might
feel easier to control, but it's best to wait
until you have had a year or two of experience before buying bikes often referred to
as "crotch rockets," which are sporty and
fast.
Tire maintenance an
important safety precaution
(MS) Tires are the link between a vehicle and the roadway, and tire quality has a
direct impact on the performance and
safety of an automobile. But tire maintenance is easy to overlook. However, ignoring tire maintenance can threaten driver
and passenger safety and make a vehicle
operate inefficiently.
Steering, breaking ability and traction
are all governed by good tires. Worn tread
can result in longer stopping times and
make it difficult to brake immediately in
an emergency situation. Although driving
tends to be the primary culprit behind
worn down tires, sometimes bald or
unevenly worn out tread is indicative of a
larger problem, such as a misaligned
wheelbase, improperly aligned tires or
tires that are underinflated. The following
are some common problems associated
with tires and how to address these issues
should they arise.
Blowouts
Worn tire treads increase the risk of
punctures, which can lead to blowouts.
Bald tires also may blowout as a result of
friction on roadways that is met with minimal rubber. Getting caught on the side of
the road with a tire blowout can be a hassle, so routinely check tire treads and
replace tires accordingly.
Tread depth
Average new tires on cars usually
start with 10/32 inch to 11/32 inch of original tread depth. When tread reaches a
depth of 2/32 inch, they are considered
worn out. There are different ways to
gauge tread depth. Insert a penny into the
tread groove with the queen's head
upside down and facing you. If you can
see all of the queen's head, it is time to
replace the tires. Another coin test is to
insert a quarter into the groove. If the
tread touches the caribou's head, you
have at least 4/32 inch of tread left. Don't
have any currency on hand? Then look at
the treadwear indicator bar molded into
the tires. When these bars become flush
with the adjacent ribs of the tire, the tires
should be replaced.
Alignment
Improper alignment causes rapid or
uneven treadwear.Tires should be aligned
and balanced periodically to avoid irregular wear and having to replace tires prematurely.
Tread pattern
Tires feature different tread patterns
depending on the brand of tire. They may
be directional, asymmetrical, nondirectional, and directional/asymmetrical.
When purchasing replacement tires, it is
adviseable to match the tread pattern to
the existing tires. This helps enhance the
performance of the car. In fact, some
newer cars require tread to match. Mismatched treads may cause problems with
transmission shifting or impact control
and steadiness.
Tire pressure
Underinflation of tires can cause failure, stress and irregular wear. Underinflated tires also may contribute to loss of control that leads to accidents. Always
maintain the manufacturer's recommendations for the correct pressure, which
should be adjusted based on the temperature.
Tires should undergo the same
inspection and maintenance as other
parts of the vehicle. Tires are a vital component to safe driving, and routine maintenance can prevent accidents and other
problems.
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Cheesy Sausage & Egg Bake
Ingredients
1 pound bulk pork sausage, cooked and
drained
1 ½ cups sliced fresh mushrooms
8 medium green onions, sliced ( ½ cup)
1 ½ cups tomatoes, seeded, chopped
2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
1 ¼ cups Original Bisquick™ mix
1 cup milk
1 ½ tsp salt
½ tsp dried oregano
½ tsp pepper
12 eggs
Directions
1. Heat oven to 350°F. Grease rectangular
baking dish, 13x9x2 inches. Layer sausage,
mushrooms, onions, tomatoes and cheese in
dish.
2. Stir remaining ingredients until blended.
Pour over cheese.
3. Bake uncovered 30 to 35 minutes or
until golden brown and set.
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Easy Taco Pizza
Ingredients
1 lb. ground beef
½ cup chopped onion
1 (2 ½-oz.) can sliced ripe olives, drained
1 (8-oz.) can tomato sauce
1 (1.25-oz.) envelope taco seasoning mix
1 (10-oz.) can refrigerated pizza crust
4 oz. (1 cup) shredded Cheddar cheese
Shredded lettuce, chopped tomato,
chopped green onions, sliced avocado
Dairy sour cream
Directions
ground beef and onion; drain.
1. Heat oven to 425°F. In large skillet, brown
2. Stir in olives, tomato sauce and taco seasoning mix.
3. Prepare pizza crust according to package directions in 12-inch pizza pan or 13x9inch pan.
4. Spread ground beef mixture over crust;
sprinkle with cheese.
5. Bake at 425°F. for 15 to 20 minutes or
until crust is golden brown.
6. Top with lettuce, tomato, sour cream,
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Bourbon Street Muffuletta Braid
Ingredients
½ cup chopped green olives
¼ cup chopped ripe olives
¼ cup drained, roasted red bell peppers
(from 7-oz jar), diced
2 tablespoons Olive Oil
1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
2 teaspoons capers
½ teaspoon finely chopped garlic
¼ teaspoon salt
2 cans refrigerated seamless dough sheet s
1 egg
1 teaspoon water
4 oz thinly sliced ham
2 oz thinly sliced Genoa salami
4 oz thinly sliced provolone cheese
4 oz thinly sliced mortadella
Directions
1. Heat oven to 350°F. Line large cookie
sheet with cooking parchment paper.
2. In medium bowl, mix olives, red peppers,
oil, vinegar, capers, garlic and salt; set aside.
seal. In small bowl, beat egg and water until
well blended; brush thin layer over dough.
Reserve remaining egg mixture.
4. Place ham lengthwise down center of
rectangle in 6-inch-wide strip. Layer ham with
salami, cheese, olive mixture and mortadella.
5. Using kitchen scissors or sharp knife,
make cuts 1 inch apart on each long side of
rectangle to within ½ inch of filling. Fold strips
of dough diagonally over filling, alternating
from side to side and pressing to seal.
6. Brush remaining egg mixture over
dough.
7. Bake 25 to 35 minutes or until deep
3. On large cookie sheet, unroll both golden brown. Cool on cookie sheet 10 mindough sheets, placing long sides together to utes. Cut crosswise into slices. Serve warm.
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make 15x12-inch rectangle; press edges to
Apple Cream Pie
Ingredients
directed on box for Two-Crust Pie using 9-inch
glass pie pan.
1 box refrigerated pie crusts
Filling
¾ cup granulated sugar
3 tbsp all-purpose flour
1 tsp ground cinnamon
6 cups thinly sliced and peeled apples
1/2 cup whipping cream
1 tsp vanilla
Topping
1 egg white, beaten
1 tbsp coarse sugar
Directions
1. Heat oven to 400°F. Make pie crusts as
2. In large bowl, mix granulated sugar, flour
and cinnamon; gently stir in apples.
3. In small bowl, mix whipping cream and
vanilla. Pour over apple mixture; stir gently to
mix well. Spoon into crust-lined pan.
3. Top with second pie crust; seal edge and
flute. Cut slits or shapes in several places in top
crust. Brush top with egg white; sprinkle with
coarse sugar.
4. Bake 40 to 50 minutes or until apples are
tender and crust is golden brown, covering
crust edge with strips of foil after 15 minutes
of baking to prevent excessive browning. Cool
1 hour.
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