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LEST WE FORGET
By Barbara Watson
It has been just over 100
years since the war to end all
wars was fought. That was
World War I, and we have
had World War II and the
Korean War, the Vietnam
War, battles in Iraq, battles in
Africa, and peacekeeping in
Cyprus and Yugoslavia. In
each of these, young soldiers
have been injured physically
and mentally and thousands
have died. Some young people have refused to fight,
have escaped to other countries to avoid having to shoot
other young people, and
they’ve been branded cowards for this refusal. The
whole situation is complex,
except for some people who
see it in black and white.
A young Scot, not old
enough to fight in 1914, was
accosted by two older women
in an elevator at the beginning of the war that we are
focusing on this year. They
showed their contempt for
him by handing him a white feather.
That feather signified that they considered him a coward. When he
reached the right age, he eventually
made it to the war, to Belgium and
those terrible fighting fields of Ypres.
There he met a young woman whom
he took home to be his wife. But Gottlieve was Belgian, a foreigner, and
not accepted in Ayr, Scotland. His
family rejected him permanently for
marrying outside their social sphere.
This is not an isolated story of war
and then love.
Young men fighting in wars live
lives unimaginable by those of us
who do not fight for our country and
for our way of life. Their humanity is
not cancelled when they are sent to
fight the enemy, nor do they behave
like mindless robots. They have the
same emotions that you and I do
when we have a conflict with our
brothers or sisters or neighbours, or
when we express extreme dislike of
this or that politician. Some of them
bring home a woman to marry, or
nightmares that destroy the marriages they put on hold.
War is a terrible thing, and not to
be engaged in lightly. Poet soldiers
have written about their feelings as
they heard bombs dropping around
them. Wilfred Owen wrote a poem
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between 1917 and 1918
about his gassed and dying
comrades lying in a wagon
that their mates trudged
wearily behind:
“If you could hear, at every
jolt, the blood
Come gargling from the
froth-corrupted lungs,
Obscene as cancer, bitter as
the cud
Of vile, incurable sores on
innocent tongues,
My friend, you would not tell
with such high zest
To children ardent for some
desperate glory,
The old lie; Dulce et Decorum est
Pro patria mori”
(It is sweet and right to die
for one’s country.)
On Sunday, November 2,
musicians from our city will
remember those young people who fought because they
answered a call to defend
what they held dear. No soldiers from that war are still
among the living, but you can
see their names written on
memorials and hear their stories from
their relatives.
The program features music that
you will recognize and music that
might be new to you. The Allegro
band under the direction of Bill Wahl
will begin this homage to those who
fought for their country. Bill says that
music can celebrate valour, or
express the grief that we feel when
we consider these turbulent times in
our country’s history. There will be a
medley from the Legion Songbook
with pieces you are sure to have
heard. A particularly memorable
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Halloween Bash
Fri Oct 31 & Sat Nov 1, 8 pm
Music by Sundance Band (country rock)
Prizes for best costume- male & female
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Automotive
FOR SALE: 1962 Corvair
Rampside pickup, very rare,
completely restored, all new and
rebuild, automatic, drives and
runs great $18,500 obo, Call
Chuck:
(509)
327-6612
Spokane.
FOR SALE: Weather Tech
digital fit floor liner for Dodge
Journey $45. Phone: (403) 5810072
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FIR SAKE: 1999 Dodge Neon,
automatic, 2 litre, 4 door, new
front struts, air, tilt, new cluster,
CD player, new starter, belts,
198,600 km, $1500. Phone:
(403) 527-3945
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FOR SALE: 1992 Ford 1/2 ton 4
x 4, best offer. Phone: (403)
529-9229
Agriculture
Automotive
WANTED: Rear wheel rim 16”
for an old 560 International
tractor, must be in good
condition. Phone: (403) 8682241
FOR SALE: 2003 Pontiac
Montana Sport senior driven
146,000 kms, like new A1, 8
tires and rims $4900. Phone:
(403) 580-0317
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Garage Sales
BRANSON, MI
GENTLEMAN’S
GARAGE
SALE: Clean out sale, welder,
cut-off saw with stand, large air
compressor, impact/air tools,
tool chests, many reno,
mechanical, electric tools, old
and new, misc. and assorted
items. From highway 3 Bow
Island heading south on Centre
Street, turn right on to alley way,
back of grey garage on left.
Saturday Nov 8 from 2pm to
5pm.
November 10-21 - 12 Day Trip
Cost $1,795/person dbl
Household
DeJong’s Tours
UPCOMING 2014 Tours
EDMONTON RIVER CREE & CASINO
December 8-10 - 3 Day Trip - Cost $185/person dbl
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.
UPCOMING TOURS FOR 2015
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MARCH 16-18
For anyone needing a 2015 detailed brochure,
please call our toll free number 1-866-362-5416 or visit our
website www.dejongstours.com
FOR SALE: Wooden oval end
table with magazine holder $20.
Phone: (403) 528-7308
3 Day Trip - Cost $189.00/person dbl.
FOR SALE: 2010 Mitsubishi
Outlander SUV, grey, automatic,
AWD, heated seats, 98,000
kms, remote starter and many
other extras, no accidents,
excellent condition, asking
$17,500 obo. Phone: (403) 9281590
FOR SALE: 2008 Ford Escape,
loaded 73,500 kms, excellent
condition. Phone: (403) 5292804
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 $3300 obo. Phone: (403)
977-3649
FOR SALE: 2008 GMC Acadia,
145,000 km, new front struts,
new windshield, new rear
shocks, 4 wheel alignment, new
brakes and rotors front and rear,
full service records, 1 owner,
$15,000 obo. Phone Stan: (403)
526-2728 or 403-548-8898
FOR SALE: 2000 Jeep Grand
Cherokee Laredo, high km’s but
runs and drives excellent, $2500
obo. Phone: (403) 458-4055
FOR SALE: Truck topper
canopy to fit Chev extended cab
$500. Fuel tank custom made
for 1/4 ton over fender wheel
well, 65”l 12”w 14”h, will show
bill for what I paid, must see
$100. Phone: (403) 529-2220
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and bathrooms
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$1.99
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#4 - 645 South Railway Street SE
Open Mon to Fri 8am - 5pm,Sat 9am - 4pm
Phone 403-527-9900 Fax 403-529-6380
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FOR SALE: Round cocktail
table, glass and wrought iron
$45. Phone: (403) 528-7308 or
403-878-9545
Includes transportation, 2 nights accommodation at the Temple
Gardens Mineral Spa & Casino, $60.00 cash back, $15.00 food
vouchers. Leaving 8:45 am from Medicine Hat Mall Food Court.
Automotive
per square foot
BEDROOM SUITE: Extreme
value 3pc bedroom suite,
new still in boxes, $499. Can
deliver. Phone: 403-5263628
QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS &
BOX: New, orthopedic
pillow-top, mattress. Still in
plastic. Sell for $280. Can
deliver. Phone: 403-5263628
FOR SALE: 45 large framed
Angus cows, bred to Charolais
and black bulls, start calving
February 20, 2015, will sell 10 or
more, for more information call
Bob: (541) 938-0118 MiltonFreewater
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Premiere Place
Two Minutes
By: Hareem Masroor, Nanaimo, BC
Two minutes of silence is all we have to remember the fallen. I look up
and see the veterans. The medals on their uniforms gleam in the sunlight. The
call for the two minute silence was made. As their heads hung, their faces reveal
sorrow from the memories of the war, however there’s also a glimpse of
strength, pride and relief. I turn my head to the left and see a row of brightly
coloured poppies pinned onto the shirts of those I see. For most of us kids it
was unnatural to be in such a quiet setting, but once I closed my eyes I began
to dwell into the mindset of why we remember. It was here when I realize that
there was more to this silence than simply trying to remember soldiers, nurses
and others who participated meet horrific ends.
These two minutes allow us to think deeply. War was able to destroy lives
of so many families and innocent people, but it wasn’t able to destroy the hope
that clinged within them, the action to carry on nor the ability to ever say our
county “will never win.” It is this significance that marks an important feeling in
our hearts.The reason we have silence is to mark the end of war.We remember
more than lost lives within two minutes. We reflect on what the soldiers were
fighting for, how they chose to enter darkness in order to give us light. Their
harsh conditions brought us all comfort and freedom, their struggles on the
battlefield is what gave us a strong country, their lives were given to let our
children move on and start life at a better place.
It seemed as if the whole place fell still, frozen in time. This moment is
when we all put aside our boundaries such as gender, religion and class to
unite in remembrance. The silence breaks with a strong sound coming from a
trumpet as it plays the song “The Fallen.” Afterwards the ceremony concludes
with speeches and then a last march accompanied by bagpipes. I noticed tears
spring from a veteran’s eyes. It filled me with just as much sadness. I couldn’t
imagine the pain and sorrow it must have been to watch comrades die in front
of your eyes or to know that you couldn’t see the faces of your loved ones ever
again. After all I was just a kid and the idea of war was so distant. It really is
admirable when you think about it, these people were just neighbours and
good citizens, yet they had the courage to fight in war and leave their homes
to protect the future of their country and generations. To me that deserves a
huge recognition and award. I walked over to the veteran and plainly replied,
“thank you for your service and God bless you all for what you did.” I know that
words can’t truly express the debt that we owe them but it still felt right to
show this person how grateful I was for his and all the fellows veterans services.
Remembrance day, it comes only once a year, but on this one day the
heart of the ceremony comes from the silence. It gives us some understanding
about war and the effects of sacrifice, a lesson seldomly seen and also a lesson
that can never be truly grasped from books. We recognize the efforts of mere
strangers who placed themselves either at land or sea to make sure that we’re
given the opportunities that we have today. This gives us an infinite way of
honouring, respecting and giving our thanks to these soldiers. I stand taller,
walk prouder and feel confident that I am a Canadian. What’s great is that I’ve
learned most of this through silence, a two minute silence.
Dover Bay Secondary School, Seaview Centennial Br. #25
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2014
Poppy Campaign
& National
Literary Contest
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
NATIONAL LITERARY CONTEST
* Essays * Poems * Posters
Seniors: Grades 10-11-12
Intermediate: Grades 7-8-9
Junior: Grades 4-5-6
All entries must be at the Legion by Friday,
November 29, 2013. For more information contact
your school or the Poppy Office. Attention Senior
Poster Contestants... you could win a trip for 2 to
Ottawa with $275.00 spending money.
Regulations for the Contest Posters
1. Subject of all entries must be “Remembrance”
2. Entries will be no longer than 56 x 71cm or 22 x
28” including 2” to 3” border
3. Entries will be accepted in black and white and
color
4. Entries will be judged on originality, expression of
designated subject, drawing and illustration and
use of color.
5. Each candidate will sign his/her entry on the
reverse side showing his/her name, address of
school and local Legion Branch along with a
permission to enter slip signed by one parent.
Entries must include grade.
6. All entries are to be submitted to the local Legion
Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion.
November 30, 2012 deadline.
7. Winning posters at the national level will be
framed and placed on display at the Canadian
War Museum in Ottawa for a period of time then
returned to the artists at a later date.
First Prize winners in category #1 essay, poems and
poster will be invited to Ottawa, accompanied by a
parent, relative or guardian at the expense of the
Royal Canadian Legion to take part in the National
Remembrance Day Ceremony.
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business or the Cenotaph,
please call the Poppy Office
at 403-528-3302.
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the Cypress Centre in
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Thank You
The Medicine Hat and District Food Bank
would like to extend a sincere thank you to the
following businesses.
In addition to supporting the food bank page
published in The Shopper, they also made a cash
donation to the Medicine Hat and District Food
Bank.
• Autos R Less
• Broadway Dental
• Capital Glass
• Focus
• Form Tech
Machining
• Gas City Drywall
• Hill Barbershop
• Hydraco Industries
• Industrial Backhoes
Ltd.
532 S. Railway St. SE
403-528-4313
• Jackson Dodge
Chrysler
• Medicine Hat Co-op
• Medicine Hat
Refrigeration
• Murray Chev
Cadillac
• Peavey Mart
• SC Computing
• Walmart
922 Allowance Ave SE
403-527-5777
Household
FOR SALE: 3.1 cu.ft. fridge with
freezer, stainless steel doors,
used only 3 weeks, paid $200,
asking $125. Phone: (403) 8666163
NEW KING MATTRESS:
New
King
Mattress,
orthopedic pillow top. Still in
plastic. Sell for $400. Can
deliver. Phone: 403-5263628
SUPER DEAL: Spring Air,
Mattress/box, brand new still
in plastic, $200. Can Deliver.
Phone: (403) 526-3628.
FOR SALE: Cuckoo clocks,
mantle clocks and wall clocks,
$50 to $450. Phone: (403) 5262567 Cell: 403-866-6217
FOR SALE: Gas stove, white,
excellent condition, available
November 6th, asking $300.
Phone: (403) 529-5385
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Hunting
FOR SALE: BT99 Browning
12ga trap shotgun, 32” choke
tubes. Only used one year. Ideal
first shotgun, $999.will take
shotgun shooting supplies on
trade, gunpowder, shot, primers
and wads. Phone: (403) 5261554
FOR SALE: 870 Remington 12
& 16 ga Wingmaster pumps.
Remington model 48 20 ga semi
auto. 94 30-30 commemorative.
Savage
bolt
action
243
complete with scope. Browning
A-5 12 ga 3” auto. Stoger 2000
semi-auto 12 ga 3”, camo. Early
1900 12ga double barrel with
exposed
hammers.17
Supermag complete with scope.
Phone: (403) 580-9922
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Miscellaneous
No need to shop
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FOR SALE: 48’ x 42” white
railing and 2 panels tempered
glass with frame for deck, $300
obo. Phone: (403) 527-1207
FOR SALE: Table and 6 chairs,
wood, like new, 96 Smart car,
diesel. 78 Mark V Lincoln, 2
door hard top, like new,
51,000km. Older motor home.
Phone: (403) 548-6609
FOR
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CLUES DOWN
CLUES ACROSS 19. Sun in Spanish
20. Sharp slaps
22. Cash dispensing
machine
25. Persistently annoying
person
26. Japanese rolls
28. The woman
29. Fiddler crabs
32. Buddy
33. Majuscule
35. Lake in Oklahoma
36. Airborne (abbr.)
37. Physician’s moniker
(abbr.)
38. Lincoln’s state
39. Doctors’ group
40. By way of
41. Coated with tobacco
residue
44. Collect information
45. Smallest whole
number
46. Honey (abbr.)
47. Luggage containers
49. Nine banded
Sizes 00-26
FOR SALE: Beautiful arctic fox
coller, excellent condition, $100.
Phone: (403) 526-8329
armadillo
50. Malaysian isthmus
51. Very heavy hammer
54. Cry made by sheep
57. Gorse genus
58. Chilean pianist
Claudio
62. Table supports
64. Insect feeler
65. Pointed fork part
66. Periods of time
67. Harvard’s league
68. Affirmative! (slang)
69. An open skin
infection
1. Forbidden (var. sp.)
5. Strike a heavy blow
9. Guy (slang)
12. Tel __, Israel
13. The superior of an
abbey
15. Swiss river
16. South American
nation
17. Span. town Aranda de
___
18. Yellow’s complement
now
now featuring
featuring
over 50
50 comedic,
comedic,
over
audience
audience
interactive,
interactive,
impressions
impressions
1. Draw beer
2. Bird class
3. Ballpoint pen
4. Soft palate extensions
5. Not good
6. __ Dhabi, Arabian
capital
7. One point E of due S
8. Old fashioned
upholstery fabric
9. Stop short
10. Large extinct
European wild ox
11. Important pollinator
14. Magnum P.I. star
15. Basic
21. Indicates position
23. 4th day (abbr.)
24. Underground
phrase
25. 23rd Greek letter
26. Live polio vaccine
developer
27. Forearm bones
29. An edict of the
SALE: 27” snowblower,
about 20 hours, electric
Tecumski, $700. Phone:
527-9367
Russian tsar
30. Tent places
31. Not home
32. Peafowl genus
34. Bog berry
42. A shag rug made in
Sweden
43. ___ Constitution Hall
48. Soft black furs
49. Atomic #46
51. Defense to the
Queen’s gambit
52. Dutch painter Peter
1618-1680
53. UK rock band
55. About aviation
56. Used as a culture
medium
57. Int’l. news
organization
59. Fish eggs
60. Tennis star Ivanovic
61. Exclamation: yuck!
63. Point midway
between S and SE
The N’ Thing
45 minutes north of Great Falls
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Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: 18’ holiday trailer FOR SALE: 5 string banjo $250.
with bath, loaded, clean, $1600 Fender acoustic guitar with
cases $250. Phone: (403) 580obo. Phone: (403) 502-3405
4068
FOR SALE: 1973 Wayne gas
pump,
excellent
shape, FOR SALE: RV parts, water
florescent lighting on both sides, tanks and pumps, converter with
makes good yard light, $500 charger, lights, tires and rims.
Phone: (403) 502-3405
obo. Phone: (403) 526-8579
FOR SALE: 2 Lennox mid
FOR SALE: Antique bottles and
efficient furnaces, 110 - 000
rare theological books, view at
BTU, like new condition, used
godtok.com/shopper or call
very little, $1600 new, will take
(403) 866-2996 for more
$800. Phone: (403) 458-4055 or
information.
403-527-1672
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Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: 11 feet of scaffold
on wheels. $50 obo Phone:
(403) 548-2484
FOR SALE: Bathroom counter
top with sink an taps included
$35. Phone: (403) 529-2203
FOR SALE: Craftsman table
saw for sale $65.00. Phone:
(403) 548-2484
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Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: Pine vanity with FOR SALE: Hanging wood
counter top, sink and taps
spool rack, holds 42 large
included $50. Phone: (403) 529spools, $20. Phone: (403) 5262203
8579
FOR SALE: Table and 6 chairs,
wood, like new. 96 Smart car, FOR SALE: Ladies brown
diesel. 78 Mark V Lincoln, 2 leather coat with zip out lining, 2
door hard top, like new,
51,000km. Older motor home. belts, size 14 petite. $100.
Phone: (403) 526-8329
Phone: (403) 548-6009
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: Singer sewing
books, new $10 each. Phone:
(403) 526-8579
FOR SALE: AKC Standard
Poodle puppies, ready now,
parents on site, black, brown
and red, females and males, all
puppies have a 2 year health
guarantee, for more information
go
to
www.OurPoeticPoodles.com or
Phone: (509) 582-6027
ATTENTION
TRUCKERS:
Man’s 14K gold ring with truck
insert and 27 diamonds,
appraised at $7250, will sell for
$5000. would make a great gift.
Phone: (403) 526-8579
FOR SALE: Large square iron
bar, bird cage for large bird,
parrot, etc. $200. Phone: (403)
528-9705
YOUR CLASSIFIEDS!
FOR SALE: Large dog cage
$25. Phone: (403) 527-9097
CONGRATULATIONS
403-526-0505
www.kayveemanagement.com
Khrista Vogt ACM
Accredited Professional
Condominium Consultant
“Congrats to
All the
Nominees
& Winners”
C. SEHN
TRUCKING LTD.
12 STARK AVE. SE
MEDICINE HAT
ALBERTA
Line Exposure - Electric, Gas, Phone
• Pipeline • Catch Basins
• Environmental Clean-up
• Piling Holes • Trenching
• Cattle Guards
• Snow Removal & Plowing
• Debris Removal & Cleanouts
• Basements • Dugouts
• Demolitions • Trail & Road
Graveling • Sand • Gravel • Clay
• Topsoil • Contamination Hauling
Tandem Gravel Truck
(Contamination Seal)
Backhoe • Excavator
Belly Dump
(Contamination Seal)
(Trail Graveling with
Splitters)
Tandem End Dump
403-580-7280
Specializing in...
Life & Living Benefits
Financial Planning
CAPITAL STRATEGIES
2014 BUSINESS AWARDS
Chamber of Commerce
2014 Business Awards Winners
• Community Involvement - Cypress View Veterinary Clinic
• Customer Service - Dreamstalk Studios Inc.
• Employer of Person with Disabilities - The Home Depot
• Employer of Youth - Meggitt Training Systems Canada
• Export - SHAC Environmental Products Inc.
• Franchise Business Of The Year - Crystal Metz Insurance Agency
o/a State Farm Insurance
• Innovation - Dreamstalk Studios Inc.
• Large Business Of The Year - TRU-CO Structures Inc.
• Marketing Excellence - Inspire Studio Gallery & Cafe
• New Business Of The Year - Southside Dental
• Small Business Of The Year - ProComm Technology Solutions
• Southeast Alberta Shines - Medicine Hat Tigers
• Workplace Health & Safety - CF Industries
• Youth Entrepreneur - Dreamstalk Studios Inc.
• Award of Excellence - Brost Developments Inc.
#4 - 645 South Railway Street SE
Open Mon to Fri 8am - 5pm,Sat 9am - 4pm
Phone 403-527-9900
Fax 403-529-6380
www.mainfloorcarpets.com
“Congratulations
to All”
Congratulations
Winners
CONCRETE CRACK REPAIR
high pressure epoxy injections
Repair of wet and dry concrete cracks:
• pivot pads
• shop floors
• grain bin pads
• basement walls
• concrete cisterns
• pipe intrusions
etc.
• exterior weeping
tile installation
VIBRATORY LINE PLOW
Used for installing
underground sprinklers
Peter Vanderhaar
Owner
Local Businesses Supporting Our Community
Congratulations to all
Chamber Members.
Box 1266, Bow Island AB, T0K 0G0
Telephone cell 1-403-952-1733
www.vanderhaar.ca
Email: [email protected]
Congratulations on
Your Business Award!
Insurance & Financial Inc.
Independent
Representatives
for
Canada Life • Equitable Life
Industrial Alliance • Manulife
• Standard Life Transamerica and others...
B. Elle Insurance
& Financial Inc.
Brian Elle, CFP, CLU, CH.F.C.
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 403-526-5292
www.capitalstrategiesinsurance.ca
403-526-6622
8 - 5 Weekdays
525 2nd Street SE
Medicine Hat, AB
Supporting local business,
community events, and sport events.
Together We Are Stronger
Check in with your furnace
before it checks out on you!
Call us to make sure it’s ready!
403-526-2835
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Services
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
Come see our great selection today!
Ph: 403-527-9112
Real Estate
Real Estate
Services
ROOM FOR RENT: In nice
neighborhood, own bathroom,
1/2 garage and full house
privileges,
prefer
working
female. Phone: (403) 580-4636
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
WILL DO HOUSEKEEPING:
Clean honest woman will come
to your home, hard worker.
Phone: (403) 488-8807
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom mobile
home,
outside
A/C,
all
appliances, very clean, inside
and out, outside storage on
property, will consider trade for
property. Phone: (403) 4888807
FOR SALE: Grandview condo,
2 bedroom, 2 baths, 1243 sq. ft.,
new paint, 4th floor, east
view.Phone: (403) 529-6859
AVAILABLE: I would like to
do some housekeeping,
have a couple of openings
available, reasonable rates.
Phone: (403) 529-0498
Services
SMALL
JOBS
HANDYMAN:
Small
household jobs including
drywall repairs and painting.
Phone Allen (403) 527-3956
Bob 403-527-4638 leave
message.
DJ PARTY: Book your DJ
Christmas party now. Give
Mark Flannigan Music a call.
Phone: (403) 526-0457
SPECIALIZING
IN
ASHPHALT: Pot holes,
patching
and
repairs.
Commercial and residential.
Call now for your free
estimate. Phone: (403) 9280603
COMPUTER TECH: House
calls up till 9pm. Free
diagnosis of your computer.
Lowest rates. Seniors rates.
Will teach you the basics.
Will
pick-up
of
old
computers. Virus removal
and data back-up. Free pickup and delivery for repairs.
Phone: 403-928-2700
TOSHIBA LAPTOPS: $175
for dual core. Tech Certified,
6
months
warranty.
Computers starting at less
than $100. Desktops, $150.
Anti-virus and MS Office
available for only $30 more. I
am a Tech. Trades welcome.
Free pick-up and delivery for
repairs. Phone: 403-9282700
HOUSE
CLEANING
AVAILABLE: I do house
cleaning,
reasonable,
dependable, many years
experience. Phone: (403)
581-8109
STORAGE FOR RENT:
Heated indoor storage for
boat’s, car’s, bike’s, RV
parking, $20 per month,
paved road to compound.
Phone: (403) 502-0516
WAG & WASH DOG CARE:
Small dogs, $25. Medium,
$35 & large, $55. Trimming
extra. Nails only $10. NO dematting. Cash & debit. For
appointment Phone: (403)
581-6610
HOME
RENOVATIONS:
Home
improvements,
maintenance & renovations,
licensed and fully insured.
No job too small! Call Mike
Phone: (403) 504-7772.
Jayman Metals
Mark’s Towing
Auto Wrecking & Metal Recycling
Used Auto Parts
Free Scrap Car Removal
Free Scrap Metals Removal
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.
Ph: 403-581-0454 or 403-548-5576
www.JaymanMetals.com
Lethbridge
FOR SALE: Remington 700
BDL 30-06 complete with
Leupold 4.5-14 and ammo.
Phone: (403) 634-2119
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
Lethbridge
FOR SALE: New 27”
snowblower, 9 1/2 HP,
loaded, $650; Large Antique
wood or coal heater, over
100 years old, lots of
chrome, $1,100. Phone:
(403) 329-0257 or (403) 3154232.
FOR SALE: 1995 GMC Safari.
Good dependable van for work
or family. $1,300. Phone: (403)
HUNTING RIFLE FOR SALE: 329-4618. Leave message.
Sako Model 85, 270 Win. With
FOR SALE: 81 Dodge 4x4
Bushnell Elite scope. Valid PAL
parts, V8, 4 speed, mech
required. Serious inquiries only.
parts rebuilt or new; Also 85
Phone: (403) 331-0527
Dodge 4x4 Dana front & rear
diffs, 4 new ball joints
FOR SALE: Small & big,
installed. Phone: (403) 320mid-wheel drive, power
6802
wheelchair. Like new - 3
months old - Starting at
$1,200. 1 year warranty.
Phone: 1-800-318-6000 or
Phone: (587) 220-2759.
FOR SALE: Maltese Terrier
puppies. 10 weeks old. 1 male, 1
female. First shots. $400.
Phone: (403) 752-4171
WANTED - USED RV’S
FOR CASH: Looking for
holiday trailers, 5th wheels
and motor homes that are
2000 and newer. Phone:
(403) 331-4882 or (403) 3294882.
Proclamation
FOR SALE: Buffalo meat for
sale. Call Frank: (306) 6624163
Wanted
WANTED: Past issues of
Reminisce, Reminisce extra and
Good Old Days magazines.
Phone: (403) 527-8957
WANTED: Beat up old holiday
trailers, vandalized or water
damaged. Phone: (403) 5023405
NATIONAL TRANSMISSION
is teaming up with CHAT 94.5 Radio and the
MEDICINE HAT FOOD BANK.
WANTED: Would like to buy or
trade sports trading cards
baseball or football, 1950’s
through 1970’s. Phone: (403)
979-1066
Come in with a Food Donation by November 15th
and enter your name into our draw for...
FREE
FLUSH
with filter
or
FREE
FILTER
or
FREE
SUPPER
FROM US!
When you book a Flush
JOIN US AT NATIONAL TRANSMISSION AND HELP OUT OUR COMMUNITY. THANK YOU!
#1, 3271 Dunmore Road SE, Medicine Hat, AB. Ph. 403.526.6458
WA RNING! DO IT
NOW! BEFORE YOU
GET THE NASTY
VA L UA B L E
COUPON
VA L UA B L E
COUPON
VA L UA B L E
COUPON
TRANSFER CASE
SERVICE
TRANSMISSION
TUNE-UP
TRANSMISSION
TUNE-UP WITH FLUSH
$32
❏ Visual inspection
& road test
❏ Remove pan
❏ Clean sump & screen
❏ Adjust bands & linkage
❏ Replace pan gasket
❏ New transmission fluid
(filter extra if required)
Please present coupon
By appointment only
$19
00
❏ Drain & refill with new fluid
❏ Visual inspection for leaks
Specialty fluids extra
Please present coupon
#1 - 3271 Dunmore Rd. SE
90
❏
❏
❏
❏
❏
❏
Visual inspection & road test
Remove pan
Clean sump & screen
Adjust bands & linkage
Replace pan gasket Reg Price: $219.95
Flush transmission, cooler, and
torque converter with new
transmission fluid
Please present coupon
By appointment only
403-526-6458
Locally Owned & Operated. We’re Into Our Third Decade Of Service To Alberta & Area
AalWEST NATIONAL TRANSMISSION
www.nationaltransmission.ca
$189 95
Poppy Week & Remembrance Day
November 7th - 11th
Pictured above is Eldon Wells Co-Poppy
Chairman, Andy Stratton Poppy Chairman, Mayor
Ted Glugston and Lorraine Lozo President of
Robertson Memorial Legion Branch #17,
Medicine Hat.
Mayor Ted Glugston proclaims November 7th to
11th Poppy Week and November 11th as
Remembrance Day.
Lethbridge
FOR SALE: Cooey 22-Model
39, $175; Savage 308 - Model
99c, with Pine Rider 3x9x40
scope, $625; Dominion Arms
12G slide butt stock, $255;
Browning 308 Model BLR, $685;
Winchester 45 Colt Model-94
Trapper, $925, Also Trappers in
44 and 30/30; Browning 243 ABolt, $595; TC Venture 223
Rem. $565; Remington 270
Model 7600, $550; Marlin 336
30/30, Tasco scope, $535;
Winchester 22 Model 9422
XTR, $895. Numerous other
guns. Trades considered. Will
buy guns. Phone: (403) 8928737.
WANTED - USED RV’S
FOR CASH: Looking for
holiday trailers, 5th wheels
and motor homes that are
2000 and newer. Phone:
(403) 331-4882 or (403) 3294882.
Kids’ classes also
available
MORE INFO
DANA GACKLE
Ph/Txt 403.504.8953
[email protected]
@ElevationFitMH
Elevation Fitness & Crosstraining
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Autumn
Gus
Irvine
COLLISION
SPECIALISTS!
Shepherd X
Neutered Male
1 year
I walk great on a leash!
uzz!
sAB
U
e
Giv
• Licensed Mechanic
• Complete Auto Repairs
• Free Tow Away
85 years in service
can’t be wrong
Two separate pet wash rooms with
elevated stainless steel tubs with
ramps. Credit Cards, Wash Cards
and Coin Accepted. Voted Best
Carwash in Medicine Hat 2014.
403-527-1141 or
1-888-527-1141
DSH
Spayed Female
1 year
I’m waiting for you!
1270 TransCanada Way SE
Medicine Hat, AB
Sammy
AUTO SALVAGE & REPAIR SHOP
“Our Reputation is Your Guarantee”
#3 12 Sierra Drive SW
Ph: 403-529-0994
I Love
Used
DSH
Neutered Male
4 years
I’m a little shy!
403
526-4088
5116 HWY 41A EAST
MEDICINE HAT AREA
HEATING,
COOLING, INDOOR
AIR QUALITY &
COMMERCIAL
DSH
Neutered Male
3 years
I love attention!
REFRIGERATION
These Fine Businesses are Proud to Support the Medicine Hat S.P.C.A.
Delilah
Uno
All Real and Manufactured
Stone Masonry
DSH
Neutered Male
1 year
I’m pretty laid back!
Blue
2051 Strachan Rd. SE
• Fireplaces
• Houses
• Fences
• Wall
Veneers
a
p
e
t
Ph: 403-580-5565 or 403-977-0914
JAYS CLASSIC
PET GROOMING
Jaylene
403-878-3712
Heeler X
Neutered Male
1 year
I’m very friendly & smart!
1530 Bullivant Cres. S.E.
[email protected]
Simba
As winter weather approaches and the wind turns
cold, please don’t forget about your pets. Make sure
they have a safe, warm, dry place to spend the day
while you can’t be there. Take a
look at the weather forecast
before you put them out in the
morning and keep an eye out
for sudden changes in the
wind or temperature.
Hat
Fresh Air
Home Centres
Rabbit
Male
Carrots! Do you smell carrots?
676 South Railway St SE
403-527-8107
Daffodil
We are partnered
with the SPCA for
cats & kittens
Call the S.P.C.A. immediately if you have
lost or found a pet.
403-504-1900
Julie
Stewie
AVALON
Hobbies & Gifts
Snookie
Complete Family
Dentistry
on Aberdeen
Unisex Hairstyling
399a Aberdeen St. SE.
DSH
Female
10 months
I am the queen of playing!
Rocco
Medicine Hat, AB
403-526-2918
Farm Land Supply
CENTRE INC
BUS: (403) 527-5657
FAX: (403) 526-9460
Rabbit
Male
1639 - 9th Avenue SW
Medicine Hat, AB
T1A 5C4
[email protected]
I need a home!
Summer
ALL
SEASONS
We sell
boxes &
packing
supplies
DMH
Female
1 year
I like to talk to you!
SELF
STORAGE
RESIDENTIAL &
COMMERCIAL STORAGE
Proud Supporter
of the SPCA
403-526-8534
872 - 25th St SW
Charlie
hemp food, hemp body care,
hemp clothing
AVALON HOBBIES & GIFTS
403-528-3440
Border Collie X
www.avalonhobbies.com
Spayed Female
717 5th St SW, Med Hat
6 years
I’m a well behaved girl! (Across From Hospital)
403-527-2829
181 Carry
Drive SE #5
Chance
Carmella
1500 STRACHAN RD SE, MEDICINE HAT
LOCAL & OUT OF TOWN BUYERS
CALL TOLL-FREE
1-800-561-2277
WWW.JACKSONDODGE.CA
Spot
The Hill Salon
Pattie Vivier, owner
Because we care...
we treat them like
family
DSH
Female
1-1/2 years
Check out my colors!
7AM to 11PM
Jade
Accepting new clients
DSH
Neutered Male
3 years
I am a serious love bug!
Open Daily
DMH
Spayed Female
1 year
I’m very playful!
Keep your pets
warm and safe
this winter!
#1-3341 Dunmore
Road SE
DSH
Spayed Female
1 year
I like nappies!
403-504-4410
Medicine
Surgery
● Diagnostic imaging
● Ambulatory
● Equine dentistry &
reproduction
We care for all
animals, big or small
59 E 3rd Ave, Dunmore
www.amcsouth.ca
●
www.broadwaydental.ca
DLH
Spayed Female
2 years
Can I come live at your house?
Medicine Hat
403-54 8-7077
DSH
Male
11 months
I like attention!
Ceasar
Cinder
Proud
Supporter
of the
SPCA
DSH
Male
1-1/2 years
I like to follow you!
I’m very pretty!
DSH
Male
1-1/2 years
I’m kinda curious!
Pepsi
Yeti
Lexus
Rabbit
Female
Your decision to buy organic
clothing will have a positive effect
on the future of the planet.
214 South Railway St.
Downtown Medicine Hat
403-487-5420
[email protected]
Bert’s Vacuum
& Rentals
Vacuums Commerial &
Residential
Bags & Belts
Equipment Rentals
Janitorial & Cleaning
Supplies
PH 403-527-2440
www.bertsvaccum.ca
●
Rabbit
Male
How about I hop over to your place!
403-527-4888
100% Canadian Owned
Hardware... and a
whole lot more!
64 Carry Drive S.E.
DSH
Neutered Male
6 months
Are you ready for me?
DSH
Neutered Male
6 months
I have energy!
Medicine Hat
(403) 526-8198
Shop online at:
peaveymart.com
DSH
Spayed Female
5 years
Can we cuddle?
Your Commercial &
Home Improvement
Professionals
403-548-6965
www.ramexteriors.net
Medicine Hat & District SPCA • 403-526-7722 • 55 Southwest Drive SW
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LEST WE FORGET
Continued from front page
piece is Il Silenzio, with a solo
by a young lady, Abby Hanney. It
will be hard to keep your eyes
dry during these pieces.
Members of the South
Alberta Pipes and Drums will
perform Amazing Grace and
Highland Cathedral. The last
was apparently the favourite
piece of the Queen Mother. It
was performed in Ottawa on
October 28, 2014, at the funeral
of Corporeal Nathan Cirillo who
died guarding the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier.
Evan Tonin and the Tribute
Singers will add their acknowledgement in song of the service
the youth of that generation
gave to the world. Her assembly
of singers will perform more
recognizable songs including,
among others, Till We Meet
Again and The White Cliffs of
Dover. Evan and her singers are
enthusiastic and will probably
make you want to sing along.
But, wait for Evan’s cue.
After the intermission, the
Allegro Band will continue with
selections from World War II,
Canadian Lord’s Day
Association
For the purpose of preserving the
sanctity of the Lord’s Day
Safely through another week
God has brought us on our way
Let us now a blessing seek
On the present Sabbath day
Of all the week the best,
Emblem of eternal rest
C.L . D.A. B ox 1 3 6 9
Picture Butte T0K 1V0
The Vanished Army and
Schindler’s List. There will be
marches including the South
Alberta Canadian Light Horse
March – A Southerly Wing and
a Cloudy Sky. Marches are
bracing. They encourage us to
set aside our sorrows and to
face the future bravely.
This musical program will
take us from sorrow to a desire
not to lose heart. It is of paramount importance not to forget.
A vital question we must all ask
ourselves is what to do with that
knowledge.
tip The
of theMedicine
week tip of the
week
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Police Service
The Medicine Hat Police
Service would like to remind
you that:
At crosswalks, a pedestrian
has the right of way over
vehicles for the purpose of
crossing the roadway within
the crosswalk, unless
otherwise directed by a peace
officer or traffic control device.
Failing to yield to a pedestrian
in a crosswalk could result in a
$575 fine.
Lethbridge
FOR SALE: Remington 870
Express shotgun. 12 gauge 3”
chamber. Good condition. $150.
OBO. Phone: (403) 327-1176
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.
WILL
BUY
HUNTING
RIFLES: Singles or Estates.
Wanted - reloading supplies.
Phone: (403) 381-3275
FOR SALE: 2012 Cargo
Trailer. $6,000. 6 x 6 x 16’L.
576 cu. ft. of space. GVW is
3,175 kg or 5,000-lbs.
Loading ramp in door, side
door, 2” ball, tandem axle.
Used for moving only. Can
be seen. Phone: (403) 2233994. Taber.
PUBLIC NOTICES
Stay informed go to www.medicinehat.ca
ENHANCE YOUR RESUME, EXPAND YOUR KNOWLEDGE, HELP SHAPE YOUR COMMUNITY
The City of Medicine Hat invites you to apply for decision making and advisory opportunities on our diverse
Boards, Commissions and Committees.
Review the opportunities below, and pick up or download an application handbook for more
information: www.medicinehat.ca and click on ‘I want to apply’
POSITIONS
AVAILABLE
Feel free to contact the key people listed below if you have additional questions.
Ensure you are the right fit: you are a Canadian citizen and resident of Medicine Hat (except the Public Library Board).
Police Commission applicants are subject to a records check. All terms are three years except where indicated.
Fill out an application form and attach a two page resume if you wish, and submit it by 4.30 pm November 21, 2014.
to the City Clerk Department, City Hall 580 First Street SE, or apply online & email your application to: [email protected]
ENTITY
VACANCIES
ACTIVITIES
MEETING DETAILS
MORE
INFORMATION?
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
ON DISABILITY ISSUES
3
Advise Council on disability issues, 1st Thursday of month
advocate for change
12:15 - 2 pm
Leslie Jerry
(403.502.8086)
ARTS & HERITAGE
ADVISORY BOARD
2
Last Monday of month
Advise Committee & Council on
Esplanade & arts/heritage matters 5:30 pm
Carol Beatty
(403.502 8785)
CITY CENTRE
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
2
Champion the Downtown, propose
policy change, advocate
2nd Tuesday of month
5:30 pm
plus activities
Wayne Smith
(403.529.5997)
COMPOSITE ASSESSMENT
REVIEW BOARD
1
Hears commercial & multi dwelling
taxation appeals
(*paid training and time)
Sept/Oct/Nov dates
depending on appeals
City Clerk Dept.
(403.529.8220)
HERITAGE RESOURCES
COMMITTEE
1
Recommends heritage
designations to Council, propose
change to heritage conservation
policy, Ewart Duggan garden
2nd Tuesday of month
5 - 7:30 pm
Karen-Anne
Cherwonogrodzky
(403.525.8607)
LOCAL ASSESSMENT
REVIEW BOARD
1
Hears residential taxation appeals
(*paid training and time)
Sept/Oct/Nov dates
depending on appeals
City Clerk Dept.
(403.529.8220)
POLICE COMMISSION
1
*Police check
required
Various powers under the Police
Act & Bylaw #1651
3rd Thursday of month
3:30 pm & 5 pm
Rolf Traichel (Chair)
(403.580.0179) or
Police Chief McGrogan
(403.529.8410)
Management, regulation & control
of Library
1st Wednesday of month
7:30 pm ± 2 hours
Shelley Ross
plus minimum of 1
(403.502.8528)
monthly sub-committee
meeting ± 2 hours
Advises Council on the social
needs of residents
1st Wednesday of month
4.30 pm ± 2 hours
Varley Weisman
(403.529.8314)
As & when appeals
received ± 2 hours
City Clerk Dept.
(403.529.8220)
PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD
4
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
ADVISORY BOARD
2
*2 year term
SUBDIVISION &
DEVELOPMENT APPEAL
BOARD
1
Hears appeals from development
authority and some Bylaw orders
(*paid training)
URBAN ENVIRONMENT &
RECREATION ADVISORY
BOARD
3
Advises Committee and Council on 3rd Wednesday of month Todd Sharpe
parks/urban environment/recreation 5 pm ± 2 hours
(403.529.8312)
YOUTH ADVISORY
BOARD
5
*Must be aged Advises Committee and Council on 2nd Monday of the month Varley Weisman
youth issues/needs
(403.529.8314)
5 pm
16-21
*2 year term
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COMMUNITY
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THE CANADIAN MENTAL
HEALTH ASSOCIATION – in
conjunction with the Medicine
Hat Public Library is offering a
Budgeting for Christmas class
on Tuesday Nov. 4th between
6:00pm-9:00pm at the public
library. This session is free but
space is limited. To register call
Karen-Ann at 403-504-1811, ext
101.
MEDICINE HAT PUBLIC
LIBRARY – Inspirational Fiction
Book Club Tuesday Nov. 4th at
2:00pm. Meets every second
month this event is free.
Registration is not required. For
information, call 403-502-8525.
LIFETREE CAFE - Presents –
Second Chances – From down &
out to up and at 'em – story of
an author & entrepreneur who
decided to change his life
during his 3rd prison termHillcrest Church Coffee House,
from 7-8pm Wednesday,
November 5, 2014. 3785 - 13
Ave SE. Coffee provided. All are
welcome. Free. Check our
Facebook page: Lifetree CafeMH or visit lifetreecafe.com for
more info.
LAW AT THE LIBRARY – Buying
and Selling a Home. Wednesday
Nov. 5th 7:00pm – 9:00pm. This
is Free. Advance registration is
required. Please call Continuing
Studies at 403-529-3844 to
register.
6TH ANNUAL CAREGIVER
WORKSHOP – being held by the
Caregiver Coalition of Southeast
Alberta. Who Takes Care of the
Caregiver? Wednesday Nov. 5th
at the Chinook Village, Terrace
Room from 9am to 3pm. The
cost is $20.00 and includes
lunch, coffee and 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. You can register
through the MS Society at 101
1201 Kingsway Ave. SE 403-5296797.
THE VOLKSSPORT CLUB OF
MEDICINE HAT'S (Walking
Club) – will be having a walk
Saturday Nov. 8th starting from
the Southside Events Centre.
This will be a 6 & 10km walk with
a start time of 10:00am. Anyone
who is interested in walking is
welcome to join us. For more
information contact Sharon
Petrick 403-526-7407 or Pauline
Mann 403-527-9642.
GIFTS and GOODIES GALA – at
Fifth Avenue Memorial United
Church downtown on the
corner of 5th Ave and 4th Street
SE on Saturday Nov 15 10am 3pm. Admission $2.00. Mini
Trade Fair, crafts, bake sale, soup,
pie, coffee and more.
CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH –
Presents
Budgeting
for
Beginners Workshop. Learn the
art of balancing your money
with expenses, money saving
tips and the pitfalls along the
way. Small classes. Free. Nov. 20
1-4pm at the Hillcrest Church.To
register call 403-504-1811 ext
101.
CHRISTMAS BAKE SALE – St.
Barnabas Church Hall, Saturday,
Nov. 22 2-4pm. A hot and
delicious beverage as well as 3
tasty cookies may be purchased
for a Tooney. All welcome.
3RS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
HOME
BASED
BUSINESS/HOME CRAFTERS
TRADE SHOW – Saturday, Nov
29 11:00am – 5:00pm, Cypress
Centre Auditorium Gate 2 MH
Stampede Grounds. Free
admission, tons of Door Prizes.
ROVING GYMS – Free indoor
play for families with children 06. 6:30 – 8:30pm. Every
Wednesday, Downtown YMCA
Friday, October 31, No Gyms
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Lethbridge
FOR SALE: Shoprider Electric
Mobility
Scooter.
Good
condition. $900. Phone: (403)
330-2437
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.
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Lethbridge
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Lethbridge
FOR SALE: 2004 Dodge
Grand Caravan. Air, tilt,
cruise, DVD, PW, PL & power
back windows. Inspected.
Asking
$4,250.
OBO.
Phone: (403) 328-5713.
FOR SALE: 6 wheel power
chair, 330-lb capacity, built-in
charger, large battery, new
wheel bearings. Asking
$650. OBO. Phone: (403)
942-2856
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.
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: 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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D & D OILFIELD
RENTALS NOW HIRING Wellsite Technician
D & D Oilfield Rentals provides the safe,
convenient, and reliable accommodations,
equipment, and tool rentals in Western
Canada. To support our growing operations, we are now hiring
for the position of Wellsite Renovation Technician in our
Redcliff location. Under the direction of the Well Site
Supervisor, this position will primarily be responsible for the
demolition and reconstruction of existing wellsite trailers and
rental fleet. The successful candidate will be capable
of safely performing physical work in a fast paced environment,
often at heights of over 3 meters. Intermediate to advanced
skills in carpentry, plumbing and electrical and a fantastic
attitude will round out the requirements.
To apply, please email a resume to: [email protected], or drop
off an application at our shop during weekday business
hours: 2 km west of Redcliff (south side) Hwy 1
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D&D Oilfield Rentals provides the safe, convenient,
and reliable accommodations, equipment, and tool
rentals in Western Canada. To support our growing
operations, we are now hiring for the position of
Welder in our Redcliff location.
To apply, please email a resume to:
[email protected], or drop off an application at our
shop during weekday business hours:
2 km west of Redcliff (south side) Hwy 1.
WOOD
FALL CLEAN-UP
Chris’s Handyman Services
For all your fall clean-ups
and snow removal needs
Residential & Commercial
403-504-8976
FOR ALL YOUR FIREWOOD NEEDS
BUNDLES, CORD OR ½ CORD - PICK UP OR DELIVERY NORTHERN BIRCH, AND OTHER WOOD TYPES.
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PAINTING
REPAIR SERVICE
ROB’S MOTORCYCLE,
ATV AND SMALL ENGINE
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(403) 952-1371
Affordable Rates
Guaranteed Work
Ken’s Painting
Interior • Exterior • Residential • Commercial
Call Ken Hittel
Rob Vollman
Owner
[email protected]
Mobile Service Available
Ph: 403-527-0659 | Cell: 403-581-1503
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SNOW
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HANDYMAN
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WES’S
BOBCAT & HAULING
LANDSCAPE EXCAVATION
• Track skid steer for any ground condition
• Mini hoe
• Tandem gravel truck for hauling • Truck mount tree spade
Call Wes Yanke 403-529-7219
PAINTING & DRYWALL
Handy Randy
Affordable home services
403-529-7009
Household fix its ● Seasonal services
Bathroom: curtains, shelves, towel bars
● BBQ cleaning ● Vehicle headlamp polishing
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• Woodwork • Ceiling Repaints /Repairs
• 20 Years Experience
• References Available
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403-952-3344 The Real Deal
Komat Drilling Ltd. is currently seeking Rig Managers,
Drillers, Derrickhands, Motorhands, Floorhands, and
Vacuum Truck Operators for our Surface Casing PreSet Drilling Rigs. The applicant must possess current
certification in Standard First Aid, H2S Alive, Petroleum
Safety Training and a valid Class 1 license for the
Vacuum Truck Operator position. Wages coincide with
CAODC wage rates. Please forward resume with copy
of current safety certificates and driver’s abstract to
info@komatdrilling or by fax to 403-580-7479.
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Volunteering: Six Ways Volunteering Can Boost Your Career
Do any of the following
apply to you?
• Are you looking for a
job but don’t have the
experience you need? But
you can’t get experience
because you can’t get a
job?
• Do you need more
skills or a better network so
you can find work?
• Are you thinking of
making a change in your
career but unsure about
what you want to do?
If you answered yes to
any of these questions, volunteering could be the
boost your career needs.
When you volunteer,
you share your skills and
time with people and organizations in the community
without expecting to be
paid. Volunteering takes
you right into the workplace, giving you a chance
to build your experience
and demonstrate your
employability.
Here are six ways volunteering can help you
reach your career goals:
Volunteering gives you
experience.
Most employers want
workers who have workplace experience. This kind
of
experience
shows
employers that you can
manage your time, complete your tasks, get along
with others and make a
commitment. Your volunteer record proves to an
employer that you have
workplace experience.
When you volunteer
you meet and work with
people with different attitudes and worldviews. This
experience shows employers that you can be flexible
and adaptable—qualities
they want their employees
to have.
Volunteering helps you
develop skills.
Volunteering gives you
a chance to build on skills
you already have and learn
new ones. For example, as a
volunteer you might be
able to try out a new computer program, use a second language, develop customer service skills or
practise speaking in public.
If you’re employed, you
may want to look for volunteer opportunities that
strengthen skills you have
but are not currently using
in your work. For example, if
you work on your own in a
parts warehouse, volunteering for site hospitality
at a festival could help you
maintain and improve your
people skills.
Be realistic about your
current skill level when you
apply to volunteer. An organization may need people
whose skill level is more
advanced than yours in the
position you want. You may
need to develop your skills
before taking on a more
challenging position.
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:
MEDICINE HAT BASE REQUIRES:
- FRAC OPERATORS
- ACID PUMP OPERATORS
- COIL TUBING OPERATORS
- JOURNEYMAN MECHANICS
Class 1 and 3 License Required *Will also consider Class 5 drivers*
- ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN
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.
Volunteering expands
your network.
Your network is all the
people you know and all
the people they know.
Every new person you
meet becomes part of your
network and may potentially connect you with
other contacts and career
opportunities.
Volunteering gives you
the chance to meet new
people and through them
expand your network,
opening up opportunities
you might not have otherwise. Keep a list of the contacts you make volunteering—staff, board members,
clients, other volunteers,
suppliers and others. You
never know who might
help you and how.
Volunteering lets you
check out an occupation
or industry.
When you’re choosing
a career direction or thinking about a career change,
volunteering gives you a
chance to explore different
occupations and industry
sectors. You get to know
the people, challenges and
rewards involved and gain
a better understanding of
the roles and jobs available.
For example, as a hospital
volunteer, you’re exposed
to a wide range of health
care workers, from front
line nursing and medical
staff to program administrators.
Volunteer experience
in a specific field or industry can make your resumé
or application stand out
when you’re competing for
a job or applying to a postsecondary program in that
field. For example, volunteer experience at an animal shelter might increase
your chances of being
admitted to an animal
health technology program.
Volunteering builds your
confidence.
Maintaining your confidence is especially important if you’ve been unemployed for a while or
discouraged in your search
for a new job or career
direction. Volunteering can
help you feel active, useful
and productive—all great
ways to increase your confidence.
Volunteering helps you
get to know yourself.
Knowing yourself—
your skills, accomplishments, interests and values—is the foundation of
career success. Volunteer
experience can be a good
way to learn more about
yourself and your potential
to grow and develop. It also
gives you a chance to find
out how other people view
you and your strengths.
Volunteering is a winwin situation. By helping
others, you have the opportunity to boost not only
your career but your own
well-being. When you volunteer in a role that’s right
for you, everybody comes
out ahead.
~alis.alberta.ca
Komat Energy Services is currently
seeking a Floorhand for our Double
Rod Rig. The applicant must possess
Standard First Aid, H2S Alive,
Petroleum Safety Training and a valid
Class 3 driver’s license. Please send
resume to [email protected]
or by fax to 403-580-7479
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