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THE TEVYE STORIES
By Barbara Watson
Most people who have seen the
musical or the movie of Fiddler on The
Roof recognize the protagonist’s
name,Tevye. He’s man with whom we
identify easily. He has problems, successes, strengths, and weaknesses.
He was the creation of one Sholem
Rabinovitz, who used the pen name
of Sholem Aleichem. Writers convey
their strong opinions, observations,
and the truths they discover.
While Sholem had a classic education in a Russian gymnasium or
academic high school, he wrote for
the simple people about simple people. His father favoured the educated
Hebrew language and Sholem was
trained in that. Sholem Aleichem
wrote in Yiddish, the language of the
people. This is where he found what
he knew he had to write. The first
story, Tevye Strikes it Rich, was a
monologue written in 1894. Tevye
has an encounter with a woman and
her daughter who are lost. At first he
is afraid that they are demons, but
then he gets over that, escorts them
home and is rewarded for his heroism. Peasants believed in the supernatural.
The ordinary people, once serfs,
then peasants after Tsar Alexander II’s
reforms in the middle of the 19th
century, did not benefit by the abolition of the serf system. The landlords
profited and the serfs got the leftovers. According to the History Today
site,
“The data shows that the landlords retained two-thirds of the land
while the peasants received only
one-third. So limited was the supply
of affordable quality land to the
peasants that they were reduced to
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buying narrow strips that proved difficult to maintain and which yielded
little food or profit. The peasants
found themselves saddled with
redemption payments that became a
lifelong burden that then had to be
handed on to their children.”
And that’s why the Rabbi’s best
prayer for the Tsar is, “May God keep
the Tsar... far away from us”. Bill Cocks
plays the 2014 Rabbi. He’s grown a
beard just for the role and portrays
the dignity of a wise and knowledgeable man. We can’t help but believe
that this is how a rabbi must look and
act.
Medicine Hat’s first production
of Fiddler on the Roof was performed
at the Medicine Hat College theatre
in 1971. This year the show will be
performed on the Esplanade stage.
The man around whom the whole
show rotates, Tevye, will be played by
Bert Propp, and in a rare appearance,
Marty Schultz will play Tevye as Bert’s
understudy.
You’ve heard the songs before,
songs that stay with you, and you will
be fortunate to hear them again
sung by Medicine Hat’s fabulous
voices. The chorus is powerful, and
the solos will give you many years of
music that plays in your head. That’s
because the singers are so wonderful. I could use the word virtuosos
because I’m more than impressed. I
felt what they were singing, down to
my toes, during a rehearsal. The performances will be even more
enchanting.
A performance of such a classic,
with roots in the 19th century and
based on authentic life, does not simply appear on a stage.The work done
by 80-85 people must be acknowledged.Tom Rooke is the director and
began the work on this, his 6th show,
in mid 2014. His experience and
expertise give confidence to the
crew and cast. Just to be sure that he
and wife Linda are on the right track
they bring their dog along. I can’t
remember what his name is. My
notes have the words “stinky” and
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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, November 7TH
Strudels, Chicken & Cream Gravy
OR 6 oz Steak with Choice of Sides
Friday, November 21ST
Stew and Dumplings
OR 6 oz Steak with Choice of Sides
Friday, November 21ST
Automotive
FOR SALE: 1965 T-Bird,
runs good, $2500 just
invested,
perfect
for
restoration, $5000 firm.
Phone: (403) 866-0316
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
Automotive
Automotive
FOR SALE: 2009 Damon
Daybreak motor home, 38’ , 2
slides, V10 engine, generator,
5.5 KW, hydraulic levelers, 2
a/c, new tires, double
windows,
31,600
miles,
$65,000 obo, heated storage
in Medicine Hat. Phone: (306)
298-2116
FOR SALE: Vehicle ramps,
heavy duty, like new $30.00.
Phone: (403) 529-9737
$10 Cover Charge - 8:00pm - Music by Ohmwar,
Rebuild/Repair and Thought Crime
VLTs are here, try your LUCK
Automotive
WANTED: Rear wheel rim 16”
for an old 560 International
tractor, must be in good
condition. Phone: (403) 8682241
FOR SALE: 1992 Ford 1/2 ton
4 x 4, best offer. Phone: (403)
529-9229
Automotive
FOR SALE: 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
FOR SALE: 2001 White
Jimmy 4 x 4 with hitch, 2 door
MOAB edition with highest
quality Bose stereo, 185,000
km, immaculate condition must
be seen $5995. Phone: (403)
529-5710 or 403-502-4759
FOR SALE: 2000 Jeep Grand
Cherokee Laredo, high km’s
but runs and drives excellent,
$2500 obo. Phone: (403) 4584055
FOR SALE: Four 16”, 6 bolt
rims with 2 tires, off GMC 4x4
$90. Phone: (403) 529-9737
FOR SALE: 1987 Mazda 323,
new distributor, new tires, auto,
command start, excellent little
car, comes with inspection.
$950 OBO. Phone: (403) 8663590
HEALING WITH
NATURE
TOXIC TEAS!
Donna Rae
I was surprised that the "Marketplace" on CBC reported recently
about how toxic the teas were that we buy from our supermarket
and consume innocently thinking we are getting a good product.
It appears that the healthiest teas are the ones from the health
food stores: Numi, Rishi, Edem organic, Organic Stash, Choice
Organic, Two Leaves Organic, Organic Tazo, Organic Traditional
Medicinals, and Organic Yogi Teas, Tetley Black & Green
tea,(www.national.cleanplates.com/health-nutrition/these-teasare-toxin-free)
I was shocked to find that Celestial Seasonings contained the
highest levels pesticides that exceed the US federal limits. Other
brands mentioned that were toxic were Lipton,Tevana, Bigelow, and
many more. But, get this - "Red Rose Orange Pekoe" was found to
be the cleanest and most toxic free.
If you are interested in the health of your family regarding these
teas, Google
'toxic teas', or look up www.collectiveevolution.com/2013/10/26/what's-in-your-mug-the-toxic-truthabout-tea/
Donna Rae at the Natural Healing Clinic.
Phone 403-526-5700
GARAGE SALE: 966 17 Street
NE, Friday Nov 7th, 10am 4pm, Saturday Nov 8th, 10am 4pm.
FOR SALE: Dining room glass
table and eight chairs, also an
electric clothes dryer. Phone:
(403) 487-3405
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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.
FOR SALE: Collectors car:
1966 Ford Mustang, dark navy,
good paint, no rust, 73,000
miles, been in storage 34
years, excellent condition.,
asking $12,000. Phone: (403)
527-8164
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
Garage Sales
SUPER DEAL: Spring Air,
Mattress/box, brand new still
in plastic, $200. Can Deliver.
Phone: (403) 526-3628.
PUBLIC NOTICES
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Agriculture
Household
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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THE TEVYE STORIES
Continued from f ront page
“helping paint”, but the little guy
in the kennel is definitely the
mascot.
Linda Rooke is the production manager and looks after
everything on the stage. While
Tom began his theatre involvement on the board and then
got into acting, Linda just likes
to be involved. The Sunday I
checked out the rehearsal,
Linda was in charge of the pictures taken by Joan Kennedy.
This year there is a press kit
that gave me enough information to add to the above and
give you a taste of what you will
see and hear. The remarkable
Carolyn Freeman plays the
Mama, who has a very defined
role in family life. Her daughters,
lovable but not altogether easy,
are played by Samantha and
Sydney Frelick an Janlyn Hoffman. Their voices are gorgeous.
Connor Clark plays Fyedka and
the Fiddler. Greg McLean plays
Lazar Wolf and Karoline Fox
plays Yente. I’m running out of
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Police Service
space but could easily use a few
superlatives to describe these
singer/actors. They deserve the
highest praise.
Did I mention someone
who keeps everyone from
crashing into each other on
stage? The choreographer,
Voula Douvis, merits an accolade as well. There simply isn’t
enough room for more, but
when you see the show, you will
be entertained by superb work.
Traf f ic T ip of
the We ek
The Medicine Hat Police
Service would like to
remind you that:
A pedestrian who is
crossing a roadway at any
point other than within a
crosswalk shall yield the
right of way to vehicles on
the roadway.
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NEW KING MATTRESS:
New
King
Mattress,
orthopedic pillow top. Still in
plastic. Sell for $400. 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
Household
FOR SALE: Child’s Bunnykins
(Royal Doulton) 3 pieces, signed,
each with different image, $99.
Phone: (403) 527-7005
FOR SALE: 74 L x 54 W
mattress, new condition, $40.00
obo. Phone: (403) 526-3326
BEDROOM SUITE: Extreme
value 3pc bedroom suite,
new still in boxes, $499. Can
deliver. Phone: 403-5263628
FOR SALE: Refurbished table
top on large dining room table,
6 chairs, 3 leaves, 9’ long 42”
wide, $350 obo Phone: (403)
526-3326
Hunting
FOR SALE: 870 Remington 16
ga Wingmaster pump. 870
Remington 12 ga, 3.5” mag,
pump, camo finish. Cooey
semi-auto 22 complete with
scope
and
new
stock.
Remington model 48 20 ga
semi
auto.
94
30-30
commemorative. 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
41. Artist's tripod
44. Records
45. A witty reply
48. The content of
cognition
49. Mohs scale
measure
50. __ student, learns
healing
51. Put in advance
CLUES DOWN
1. Peru's capital
CLUES ACROSS
1. Smooth music
7. Fails to explode
10. Voluted
12. Tear down
13. Propose for office
14. Yiddish expert
15. Great ape of
Borneo
16. Arab outer
garments
17. Hundredweight
18. The Muse of
history
19. Neutralizes alkalis
21. Mortar trough
22. Lapsed into bad
habits
27. Potato State
28. DeGeneres'
partner
33. Egyptian sun god
34. Makes more
precise
36. Deafening noise
37. Expresses
pleasure
38. __ Nui, Easter
Island
39. Founder of
Babism
40. Speed
competition
2. Emerald Isle
3. Group of criminals
4. Flat sweet pea
petals
5. Vietnamese
offensive
6. A lyric poem
7. Philippine seaport
& gulf
8. Utilizes
9. Lair
10. Covering of snow
11. Covered walkway
12. Overzealous
14. Stench
17. Compartment
18. 2nd largest
Costa Rican
island
20. Danish Krone
(abbr.)
23. Long narrow
bands
24. Woody tropical
vine
25. Farm state
26. Tooth caregiver
29. Popular Canadian
word
30. Resort
31. Members of U.S.
Navy
32. Smokes
35. Smiling so big
(texting)
36. Capital of
Bangladesh
38. Tore down
40. Travel in a car
41. American bridge
engineer James B.
42. "Rule Britannia"
composer
43. Let it stand
44. Not bright
45. Rated horsepower
46. Pinna
47. Prefix for before
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COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
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 403-5267407 or Pauline Mann 403-5279642.
MEDICINE HAT PUBLIC LIBRARY
THEATRE- A documentary and
presentation on the elite WWII
commando force know as The
Black Devils will be held on
Sunday November 9 at 2:00pm in
the Medicine Hat Public Library
Theatre. Admission is free. For
more information, call 403-5028533.
MANAGING INFERTILITY WITH
CHINESE MEDICINE - The
Medicine Hat Public Library is
hosting an informational program
on Managing Infertility with
Chinese Medicine on Monday
November 10 at 7:00pm. For more
information contact Dr. Krista
Coombs [email protected]
or phone 403-580-3336 or
Prepared by Sheila Drummond
Head of Fiction Services 403-5028533 or [email protected]
LIFETREE CAFE- Presents - We're
Not Alone? The search for
intelligent life on other planets;
Hillcrest Church Coffee House,
from
7-8pm Wednesday,
November 12, 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.
LAW AT THE LIBRARY - Landlord
and Tenant Law. Wednesday Nov.
12th 10:15am to noon.This is Free.
Advance registration is required.
Please call Continuing Studies at
403-529-3844 to register.
ROVING GYMS - Free indoor play
for families with children 0-6. 6:30
– 8:30pm. Every Wednesday,
Downtown YMCA. Friday, Nov. 14:
Vincent Massey & Crestwood
Schools
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.
MEDICINE
HAT
MINOR
SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Annual General Meeting (AGM),
Sunday November 16, 2014, 1pm 3pm. Medicine Hat College Room
S159. Vacant Positions Sponsorship,
Player/Coach
Development, Casino Volunteer,
U6 coordinator, U18 Coordinator,
Diamond Maintenance. To
volunteer for one or our vacant
positions
please
email
[email protected]
or attend our AGM. We are now
accepting coach applications for
house and competitive leagues.
Please email applications to
[email protected]
a.We are also taking bids for 2015
diamond maintenance.
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.
THE CHAMPION CENTRE Annual Christmas Turkey Supper
& Silent Auction. Friday, Nov 21,
doors open at 6:00pm Supper at
6:30pm. Entertainment starts at
7:00pm. The Bridge Church 350
1st Avenue NE. For more info or
tickets contact Paul 403-581-9654
or Barb 403-977-2621 Office 403504-0342
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Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: Snow fencing,
orange plastic, approximately
180’ x 4’, $90.0 Phone: (403)
527-7838
FOR SALE: 27” snowblower,
used about 20 hours, electric
start, Tecumski, $700. Phone:
(403) 527-9367
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Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: 2010 Cardinal
38 ft, 5th wheel 3450 LX
Edition, loaded, new tires
and appliances, perfect for
snowbirds,
$37,900,
consider smaller 5th wheel
on trade. Phone: (403) 8660316
FOR SALE: 1973 Wayne gas
pump,
excellent
shape,
florescent lighting on both sides,
makes good yard light, $500
obo. Phone: (403) 526-8579
FOR SALE: 20 Top quality
big framed Angus cows, bred
black bulls, start calving
February 2015, priced to sell
5 or more, delivery available.
For more information, call Joe
at
509-301-4402 MiltonFreewater, Oregon
FOR SALE: 11.5 foot truck
camper, loaded, $2500.00
Phone: (403) 527-3837
Free Furnace
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: Outdoor mini FOR SALE: Antique hand held
net lights $25. Phone: (403) telephone, excellent condition,
$75.00. Phone: (403) 526-8329
548-3235
FOR SALE: Electric recliner
$600.00.
Electric
rider
$1000.00. Phone: (403) 5487455
FOR SALE: 16’ holiday trailer,
real clean $1400 obo. HD load
leveler complete $100. Phone:
(403) 502-3405
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A Salute to Our Veterans
Written by Mary Lou McCrodan,
Assistant Manager
The Wellington Retirement
Residence
A few years ago, I had
the opportunity to meet a
gentleman who toured to
see if he and his wife would
like to live at The Wellington one day. Well, that one
day came and now this
gentleman and his wife are
residents of The Wellington. The Moores are “new
kids on the block” at The
Wellington. I wanted to
feature Mickey as our Veteran of Honour, 2014, but as I
was doing research to honour Mickey, I was told that
his bride, is also a Veteran.
Here are just a few of the
highlights from their distinguished journeys.
Mickey was born in
The Wellington is proud to
serve some of Canada’s
Veterans among our
residents, including
Edward “Mickey”
and Jean Moore
Call 403-526-2225 to tour
www.thewellingtonmh.com
Medicine Hat. He served in
the Canadian Army Infantry
and
Royal
Canadian
Armoured Corps, the Royal
Canadian Air Force and the
Military Reserve during
World War II and peacetime. He enlisted in the
royal Canadian Air Force in
Calgary and took his basic
training in Toronto and was
transferred
to
the
Armoured Corps at Camp
Borden, Ontario. Mickey
enlisted in the Reserve
Army and served with the
South
Alberta
Regiment/South Alberta
Light Horse. He served for
nearly 30 years, attaining
the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel, commanding from
1972 until his discharge in
1975. He was awarded the
Canadian Volunteer Service
Medal, the 1939-1945 War
Medal, the Canadian Forces
Decoration and the Queen
Elizabeth II Diamond
Jubilee Medal.
Jean was born in Owen
Sound, Ontario. She enlisted and served in the Canadian Women’s Army Corps
during World War II after
training in Kitchener,
Ontario. Jean was Manager
of the Canteen in Trinity
Barracks and was discharged with the rank of
Sergeant in Long Branch
Ontario. She was awarded
the Canadian Volunteer
Service Medal and the
1939-1945 War Medal. Both
Mickey and Jean have been
members of the Robertson
Memorial Legion Branch
#17 in Medicine Hat for
A family business providing full denture
services, including immediate and
partial dentures. Specializing in
implant dentures.
Deryk J. Woodman
DD, Denturist
Chelsie R. Woodman
DD, Denturist
• Same Day Service on Relines (by app.)
• Free Consultations
• New Patients Welcome
• Alberta Senior Benefit Program
• Dental Benefit Plan Accepted
• Repairs While You Wait
• Hospital/Home Care Visits Available
• Evenings and Saturdays by
Appointment
403.527.7900
#5 - 3341 Dunmore Road SE
Huntington Plaza
over 34 years.
I was told that Mickey
and Jean met at one of the
Canteen dances during
their service. Rumour has it
that they were swept off
their feet.
Mickey and Jean have
three lovely daughters and
their families. They are the
proud grandparents of 16,
19 great grandchildren and
one great, great granddaughter. Mickey spent the
majority of his career working for the T. Eaton Co. and
as an insurance agent with
Canada Life, followed by
some time as a security
guard at Suffield.
Jean, not only held
down the homestead,
while Mickey did a lot of
travelling, but also enjoyed
a long career with Co-op
and
later
with
Hallingsworth, which then
became Greys Apparel here
in Medicine Hat. For more
than 40 years, the Moore
family enjoyed many
happy times at their cabin
in Elkwater. This past September, Mickey and Jean
celebrated their 69th Wedding Anniversary here at
The Wellington.
On November 11th, at
our Remembrance Day ser-
vice, residents, family and
staff will join together in
recognition and remembrance of our resident Veterans. We will remember
those who have given huge
sacrifices, even their lives,
to ensure that we are
strong, proud and free.
Each year, our “Salute To
Our Veterans” tribute display grows with memorabilia and medals worn by
our resident Veterans.
For more information,
call 403-526-2225
Email
[email protected] or
Visit www.thewellingtonmh.com
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Senior Services – City of Medicine Hat
News and Views - November Edition
Our office will be closed on Tuesday, November 11 in
recognition of Remembrance Day.
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·
Qi Gong is coming!! Do you want to learn a new way to
exercise? Do you want to balance your mind, body and
spirit? Join Us! Wednesdays ~ 2:45pm-3:45pm @ Strathcona Centre $40 for 8 weeks or $7 drop-in fee (plus one
time yearly Strathcona membership fee).
Contact: Deanna Ries - Certified Qi Gong Instructor/Medical Qi Gong – Energy Balancing @ 403-528-9194 or
[email protected]
Alberta Seniors Benefits
Special Needs Assistance for Seniors Program
Dental and Optical Assistance Programs
Seniors Property Tax Deferral Program
What’s happening in December?
Information Officers will be unavailable:
December 22 - January 1st
Strathcona Centre will be closed:
December 25 & 26, and January 1st, 2015
DROP-IN LIFELONG LEARNING SERIES (DILLS)
Wednesday, November 26 ~ 10:00am - 12:00pm
Skylight Room at Strathcona Centre
TOPIC: Setting Personal Boundaries; Keeping Self
Esteem Intact
One of the important markers of healthy self-esteem is
the ability to set personal boundaries for yourself - and to
maintain them. Keeping boundaries intact reflects a
sense of self strong enough to be able to take a stand
against unacceptable behaviour from others.
WELLNESS WEDNESDAY EVENTS
Watch each month for upcoming events and topics that
will assist you in reaching your personal goal for health
and wellness. Take the first step to making a difference in
your life. These events are no charge and open to everyone.
These events are no charge and open for everyone.
Enjoy refreshments and the company of others.
Please register by calling 403-529-8307.
SUPPORTIVE COUNSELLING SERVICES
Next session: November 12, 2014; 9:00am - 12:00pm.
Free telephone or in-person consultations with Medicine
Hat Family Service professionals on stress management;
family issues; or, health and age-related losses. Call 403504-8026 (Medicine Hat Family Service) for an
appointment.
BE A VOLUNTEER!
Are you or someone you know interested in giving back
to your community through volunteer work? There is currently an opportunity to be a Meals on Wheels Volunteer
As a Meals on Wheels volunteer you will enjoy the
benefits of:
· Helping others to receive a healthy meal daily
· Supporting aging adults to be able to stay in their own
home longer
· Being a social contact for isolated aging adults
· Giving back to your community
If you are interested contact Jennifer at 403-529-8384
or email: [email protected]
Wellness Wednesday Information Session
~Wed, November 19 ~ 10:00am - 12:00pm
South Auditorium at Strathcona Centre
Topic: Alberta Seniors Benefits - What’s new?
Are you aware of the changes to provincial benefits?
Come to this session where Alberta Health will be presenting on:
Come in and see why!
Vaccinations
Though vaccines are
usually associated with
childhood or foreign travel, older adults may need
certain vaccinations as
R
they age. Even those who
received immunizations
as youngsters may need
refresher doses or vaccinations tailored specifi-
cally to the over 50 crowd.
Seniors are urged to talk
to their doctors about certain vaccines. In addition
to flu shots, there are vaccinations that can help
prevent other illnesses,
such
as
pertussis
(whooping cough), shingles, diphtheria/tetanus,
and pneumonia. Shingles
is a condition that affects
those who had chickenpox as children, and can
be quite painful. A vaccination is an easy way to
MEDICINE HAT
DENTURE CLINIC
RAINY DEIS
In the Co-op Mall
Complete Dentures • Partials
• Softliners • Relines • Repairs
106, 3030 - 13th Ave. SE
avoid it. Many local pharmacies now offer on-site
immunizations, saving
people a trip to the doctor's office.
Allen Hale
BC - HIS Board Certified
Hearing Instrument Specialist
In the Co-op Mall
103, 3030 13th Ave SE • www.halehearing.com
403-526-0633
The Bistro
at Strathcona Centre
will be providing light lunches
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
COST: $6.50 Members, $7.50 Non -Members
Friday Hot Lunch Special 11:30am - 1:30pm
November 7th November 14th November 21st November 28th
Soup of the Day
Chicken
Chasseur
Dessert of the Day
DD
Soup of the Day
Sausage & Bacon
Casserole
Soup of the Day
Steak &
Mushroom Pie
Soup of the Day
Farmer Sausage
& Perogies
Dessert of the Day Dessert of the Day Dessert of the Day
Light Lunch Menu
Daily Home-Made Soup of the Day
A Selection of Hot & Cold Sandwiches made to order
(panini/baguette/bun/wraps)
A Selection of Desserts & Fresh Fruit
Tea, Coffee & a Selection of Cold Beverages
Lunch combo (sandwich/soup/dessert or fruit/tea or coffee $6.50 members and $7.50 non-member.
Items will also be individually priced if a combo is not required)
Daily Hot Sandwich Specials
Open Monday - Thursday 8am-5pm
Friday 8am-1pm
403-526-0020
MONDAY
Chef’s
Salad
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Grilled Cuban Roast Chicken
Sandwich
Salad
(Pulled Pork, Ham,
Cheese & Pickles)
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Beef
Quesadilla
Hot Lunch
Special As
Advertised
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Soft, warm and cozy
plush carpet that will
add irresistible
comfort throughout
your home.
NATIONAL TRANSMISSION is teaming up with CHAT
94.5 Radio and the MEDICINE HAT FOOD BANK.
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
Neutral
Linen
Cliffs
Earth
Quarry
Rock
Sterling
JOIN US AT NATIONAL TRANSMISSION AND HELP OUT OUR COMMUNITY. THANK YOU!
Realistic decors with an
embossed finish that is in
register with the grain
pattern. That’s not to
mention a durable
AC4 wear rating
LAMINATE
#1, 3271 Dunmore Road SE, Medicine Hat, AB. Ph. 403.526.6458
WA RNING ! DO I T NOW !
BEFO RE YOU GET THE N ASTY
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
00
❏ Drain & refill with new fluid
❏ Visual inspection for leaks
Specialty fluids extra
Please present coupon
$19
#1 - 3271 Dunmore Rd. SE
90
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Hickory
Blonde
Light
Walnut
Northern
Walnut
Hickory
Preto
Caramel
Walnut
$189
$
00
50
each
$2.59
95
#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
403-526-6458
www.nationaltransmission.ca
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
TH
1 EARLY BIRD (Oct 30/14) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $500 CASH
2 EARLY BIRD (Nov 27/14) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $500 CASH
ST
ND
BUY TICKETS ONLINE AT SAAMISROTARYCLUB.COM/
TOTAL TICKETS 2225
LICENSE #386579
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: Pair of cross
country
skies
Lamtinen,
including ladies size 10 boots
and leg warmers, $60. Phone:
(403) 526-8329
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
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: 2 Lennox mid
efficient furnaces, 110 - 000
BTU, like new condition, used
very little, $1600 new, will take
$800. Phone: (403) 458-4055 or
403-527-1672
MA
PRIZIN
E
2015 HARLEY DAVIDSON STREET GLIDE
(Value $29,828.00 GST included)
Draw Date: December 27, 2014 - Harley Davidson of Medicine Hat
FOR SALE: Locally grown
lamb, government inspected,
grain fed, cut, wrapped and
frozen to customer specs.
Phone: (403) 527-1922
LOST BICYCLE LOCK: I have
lost a cable type bicycle lock
with keys attached. You can
keep the lock, I just need the
other keys back! Phone: (403)
527-3136
Thank you
Yeti
TICKETS
AVAILABLE
AT:
Trip Trap
Oak
per square foot
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
Locally Owned & Operated. We’re Into Our Third Decade Of Service To Alberta & Area
AalWEST NATIONAL TRANSMISSION
per square foot
FROM US!
When you book a Flush
❏ 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
$3.79
The Medicine Hat & District
SPCA would like to extend a
sincere thank you to the
following businesses. In addition
to supporting the Adopt-A-Pet
page published in the Medicine
Hat Shopper, they also made a
cash donation to the SPCA.
• All Seasons Self
Storage
• Animal Medical Centre
• Avalon Hobbies &
Gifts
• Bert’s Vacuum
& Rentals
• Broadway Dental
• Busy Bee Auto Salvage
& Repair Shop
• Crossroads Animal
Hospital
• Farm Land Supply
• Hat Fresh Air Home
Centres
• Hi-Tech Paint and Collision • Rodeo Ford • A&W (Redcliff Dr. S.W.)
• Harley Davidson of Medicine Hat • ONLINE - SAAMISROTARYCLUB.COM/
Medicine Hat
SPCA
MUST BE 18 YRS. OF AGE OR OLDER TO PURCHASE TICKET - SOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY
55 Southwest Drive SW
403-526-7722
• Hemptown Rock
• Jackson Dodge
• Jay’s Classic Pet
Grooming
• MHR
• Mountain Stone
Contracting Inc.
• Murray Chev Olds
• Peavey Mart
• Petland
• Ram Exteriors
• Saamis Heights Car
& Dog Wash
• The Hill Salon
• Walmart
922 Allowance Ave SE
403-527-5777
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EXCEL BUS LINES
UPCOMING 2014/15 TRIPS
SWIFT CURRENT 1-888-854-4608
MEDICINE HAT PICKUP - MH MALL FOOD COURT
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 Monument, May 3-7, 2015 $385 pp dbl $535 sgl occ
For more information or to book please call
leave message Henrietta 403-526-6599
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: AKC Golden
Retriever pups, OFA hips, vet
checked, 1st shots, wormed,
dewclaws removed, 12 years
breeding experience, health
guarantee, $800, ready mid
November Phone: (509) 4298005
or
www.DenzilsGoldens.com
FOR SALE: Ornamental 36”
wagon wheels, $75 each.
Phone: (403) 527-2332
Real Estate
FOR SALE: Grandview Village
Medicine
Hat
Condo,
2
bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2nd floor,
east view. Phone: (403) 5278043 or 403-977-2942
CONDO FOR SALE: Southview
Grand condo, top floor, east
facing corner unit, 1467 sq ft, 2
bedroom, 2 bath, 9’ ceiling with
1
skylight,
u/g
parking,
swimming pool, car wash,
billiard room, wood shop, library,
exercise room, party room with
kitchen. custom design with
open concept close to all
amenities, this is a smoke free
well maintained condo that
includes 6 appliances and large
wrap around balcony with
storage. Phone: (403) 501-1317
WINTER VACATION RENTAL:
Pahrump Nevada only 40
minutes from Las Vegas and
Death Valley. 1850 sq ft new
home in golfing community, only
$500/week, call Gary: (403)
952-4071
FOR SALE: Price reduction.
Grandview condo, 2 bedroom, 2
baths, 1243 sq. ft., new paint,
4th floor, east view.Open house
Nov 9, 1-4pm.Phone: (403) 5296859
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
FOR RENT: Grandview condo,
1 bedroom, 1535 Southview Dr
SE, u/g parking stall, plus many
other amenities, must be 40+,
np/ns. Phone: (403) 527-3224
Services
SPECIALIZING
IN
ASPHALT:
Pot
holes,
patching
and
repairs.
Commercial and residential.
Call now for your free
estimate. Phone: (403) 9280603
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
Services
FOR SALE: Buffalo meat for
sale. Call Frank: (306) 6624163
BUSINES
OPPORTUNITY:
Trivia Party, you’re invited, play
the trivia games with friends and
they will purchase through you
as our agent, no investment,
manager needed, your area
Jerry: (602) 803-0289
AVAILABLE: I would like to
do some housekeeping,
have a couple of openings
available, reasonable rates.
Phone: (403) 529-0498
WILL DO HOUSEKEEPING:
Clean honest woman will come
to your home, hard worker.
Phone: (403) 488-8807
SMALL
JOBS
HANDYMAN:
Small
household jobs including
drywall repairs and painting.
Phone Allen (403) 527-3956
Bob 403-527-4638 leave
message.
STORAGE FOR RENT:
Heated indoor storage for
boat’s, car’s, bike’s, paved
road to compound. RV
parking, $20 per month,
Phone: (403) 502-0516
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AUTO / RV SHOWCASE
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Simple ways to extend the life of your vehicle
(MS)The longer a car can stay on
the road, the better an investment
that vehicle becomes. Fortunately,
there are several steps vehicle owners
can take that should ensure their
vehicles stay on the road for years to
come.
• Scale back on short trips. The
toll cold starts take on a vehicle can
add up over time. When a car is started, condensation builds up in the
vehicle's exhaust system. On longer
trips, that condensation will gradually
evaporate. However, on short trips,
that condensation often does not
have enough time to evaporate, and
over time too many short trips will
lead to an accumulation of water in
the muffler that can lead to rust and
rust holes on the muffler. Short trips
also can negatively affect gas
mileage. When possible, leave your
car at home on trips into town when
you can just as easily walk or ride a
bicycle. Over time, reducing the
amount of short trips you take in your
car will greatly reduce wear and tear
on your vehicle and improve your fuel
efficiency as well.
• Stick to the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule.
Adhering to your vehicle's maintenance schedule serves many purposes, including improving its durability
and protecting various components,
including its cooling system and drivetrain. While many manufacturers
used to recommend changing a vehicle's oil every 3,000 miles, many of
today's newer automobiles need their
oil changed less frequently. Check
your owner's manual for manufacturer recommendations regarding oil
changes, and don't forget to replace
the oil filter when changing your
vehicle's oil.
• Pay attention to brake pads.
Brake pads that are allowed to wear
down can cause damage to the
brakes' rotors and calipers. That damage can prove costly and make things
harder on your vehicle. Keep an eye
on your vehicle's brake pads, which
are far less expensive to replace than
rotors and calipers, and do not allow
them to wear down to metal.
• Keep your tires properly inflated. Tires that are under-inflated will
negatively impact your vehicle's fuel
efficiency. In addition, the tires' life
expectancy is reduced considerably
when tires are not properly inflated.
Routinely check your tire pressure,
especially if you drive a lot, and keep
tires inflated at the pressure recommended in your vehicle's owner's
manual.
• Be mindful when filling up your
tank. Many people do not pay much
attention to their surroundings when
pulling into the filling station. But
when you fill up can impact your car's
life expectancy. Perhaps the worst
time to fill your tank is when the fuel
tanker is in the gas station refilling the
underground tanks. That's because
the process of filling the underground tanks can stir up sediment
that had settled at the bottom of
those tanks. If that sediment finds its
way into your vehicle's gas tank, it can
clog filters and fuel injectors and negatively affect the vehicle's performance. So unless your car is running
on empty, avoid refilling its gas tank
when the tanker is still in the station.
• Take care of your vehicle's interior, too. Caring for a car is not just
about being good to what's under
the hood. Caring for the car's interior
will not necessarily impact its performance, but a well-kept interior will
improve how you look at your vehicle
and how much you enjoy driving it.
The longer you enjoy driving your
vehicle, the longer you are likely to
keep it. Preserve the vehicle's door
and window seals; clean the dashboard, including the gauges, vacuum
the floor mats; and wipe down the
vehicle's interior, whether it's cloth or
leather. Keeping up the appearance
of the car's interior will make the
vehicle more enjoyable to drive and
increase its value at resale.
Cajun Auto & RV Sales
1081 Highway Ave. N.E. Redcliff, AB T0J 2P0
BUY
~ SELL ~ CONSIGN
Ph: 403-529-5000 • Fax: 403-329-5001
Email: [email protected]
THINKING OF RENOS?We
do it from A to Z, including
plumbing & electrical, interior
or
exterior.
35
yrs
experience. Phone: (403)
529-7612
2005 HONDA CIVIC SI
Stk # 2006A; Silver
2006 CHRYSLER SEBRING
Stk # 2009; Blue
$
$
5,995
3,995
HOME
RENOVATIONS:
Home
improvements,
maintenance & renovations,
licensed and fully insured.
No job too small! Call Mike
Phone: (403) 504-7772.
2007 BUICK ALLURE
Stk # 2012; Blue
NEED
EXTRA
X-MAS
MONEY??
CASH
FOR
SCRAP CARS/TRUCKS: I pay
cash on the spot. Tow your
vehicle away for free. Call: (403)
866-3590
2009 DODGE JOURNEY
$
Stk # 1992; Gold
$
6,295
9,995
In Business 25 Years • Financing Available O.A.C.
Extended Warranty Available on Most Vehicles
Check Out Our Complete Inventory at
www.cajunmotors.com
Wanted
WANTED: Beat up old holiday
trailers, vandalized or water
damaged. Phone: (403) 5023405
WANTED: Past issues of
Reminisce, Reminisce extra and
Good Old Days magazines.
Phone: (403) 527-8957
CARE GIVER REQUIRED:
Care giver wanted, live in
preferred, room and board
available, hours negotiable.
Phone: (403) 928-2700
Lethbridge
FOR SALE: Old crocks Medalta, Red Wing, Etc. 5
gallons and 1 gallon. Asking
$70.00 and $35.00. Phone:
(403) 327-1931
FOR SALE: Noritake Carolyn set
of dishes. 2 place setting, 5
pieces each. Asking $50.00 each
set. Phone: (403) 327-1931
Sun City Automotive
WE SPECIALIZE IN
HONDAS, NISSANS &
DURAMAX TRUCKS
Ryan Falardeau
Owner / Operator
Bay 1 - 900 Highway Ave NE
Redcliff, AB
PH: 587 289-1239
Fax: 587 289-1549
[email protected]
• Frame & Unibody
Straightening
• Complete Collision
Repair
• Big Rig Painting
• Windshield
Replacement
• Rock Chip Repair
• Insurance Claims
• RM Lifetime Paint
Warranty
• Industrial
Sandblasting
& Coating
403-504-8160
3 - 1751 30th St SW
Next to: Robertson Implements (New Holland)
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A NYTHING
ON WHEELS
AUCTION
Taking bookings
If you can drive it, ride it, pull it — we’ll sell it. Consign your
cars, trucks, RVs, quads, motorbi kes, ride-on mowers, trailers
& boats. City Vehicles up for Auction. Watch for listings!
ant
unw s i nto
el
wh e s h
ca
For further information
call Duane Fox
403-502-0457
www.prai riehillauctionservices.com
Lethbridge
Lethbridge
FOR SALE: Large mail box.
Phone: (403) 752-4099
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: Large mail box.
Phone: (403) 752-4099
Directory
YELLOW Pages
FOR SALE: Remington Model
725 30-06 w/Bushnell 3x9
scope. Asking $325. Phone:
(403) 381-0755.
UPCOMING 2015 Tours
FOR SALE: 6 wheel power
chair, 330-lb capacity, built-in
charger, large battery, new
wheel bearings. Asking $650.
OBO. Phone: (403) 942-2856
ROB’S MOTORCYCLE,
ATV AND SMALL ENGINE
REPAIR SERVICE
(403) 952-1371
Mobile Service Available
Affordable Rates
Guaranteed Work
Rob Vollman
Owner
[email protected]
PAINTING
SNOW REMOVAL
Ken’s Painting
Now Booking
SNOW REMOVAL
Space is Limited
Interior • Exterior • Residential • Commercial
Call Ken Hittel
CALL TODAY!
Ph: 403-527-0659 | Cell: 403-581-1503
LICENSED ~ INSURED ~ RELIABLE
FREE ESTIMATES
TREE REMOVAL
ADVERTISING
Tree Cut,
Clean Your Mess Up
• All size tree
removal
• Stump Grinding
• Yard Cleaning
SENIOR DISCOUNTS
Res: 403-504-8688 | Alija: 403-878-3731
Advertise
your
business
here!
EXCAVATION
Call Linda or Tereena
403-527-5777
17
$
95
as low as
per week
STUCCO
LA
LA
LA STUCCO
STUCCO
STUCCO
WES’S
SNOW REMOVAL
REMOVAL
SNOW
Now accepting new clients
for the upcoming season
• Track skid steer for any ground condition
• Mini hoe
• Tandem gravel truck for hauling • Truck mount tree spade
Call Wes Yanke 403-529-7219
Call
Call
Call
Landon:
Landon:
403-528-0643
403-528-0643
[email protected]
[email protected]
Call
Call
Call Landon:
Landon:
Landon:
Landon: 403-528-0643
403-528-0643
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PAINTING & DRYWALL
HANDYMAN
Supe rior
Pa i n t i n g & D ry wa l l
Over 20 years combined experience
FREE ESTIMATES
Curtis
Barry
403-581-9414
Chris’s Handyman Services
For all your fall clean-ups
and snow removal needs
Residential & Commercial
403-504-8976
TREE SPECIALIST
Best
Best of
of the
the Best
Best
• Tree Trimming and Removal • Stump Grinding • Snow Removal
30
SENIOR T
N
DISCOU
off Regular Price!
Call Ali Now for a Good Deal!
403-502-7740 & 403-977-7740
WOOD
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.
For anyone needing a 2015 detailed brochure,
please call our toll free number 1-866-362-5416 or visit our
website www.dejongstours.com
Lethbridge
Lethbridge
FOR SALE: 81 Dodge 4x4
parts, V8, 4 speed, mech
parts rebuilt or new; Also 85
Dodge 4x4 Dana front & rear
diffs, 4 new ball joints
installed. Phone: (403) 3206802
NEED A RELIABLE CAR
FOR THE WINTER?2004 VW
Passat AWD with 1.8 Turbo
charged engine and 5 speed
transmission. Great car for
winter driving with stability
control that gives exceptional
handling on ice and snow.
Winter and summer tires
included. Heated leather
seats and heated mirrors
make this car ideal for cold
weather
driving.
Power
windows, locks and mirrors,
keyless entry and alarm.
Timing belt and water pump
changed. Low mileage @
125,000 km. Very good
condition. $7,199. Call: (403)
795-9867.
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: Remington 870
Express shotgun. 12 gauge 3”
chamber. Good condition. $150.
OBO. Phone: (403) 327-1176
FOR SALE: Saxophone Pat.
1914, needs TLC; Wooden wall
phone Pat. 1901. $250 each.
Looking to buy watches. Phone:
(403) 329-1750.
FOR SALE: 1965 Ford Galaxie
XL Convertible. 352 V8 Auto. PS,
PB. Good for restoration. $2,500.
OBO. Trades considered. Phone:
(403) 553-4053. Fort Macleod.
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 403-752-3099.
Don’t be afraid to leave a
message!
FOR SALE: Shoprider Electric
Mobility Scooter. Good condition.
$900. Phone: (403) 330-2437
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
Handy Randy
Affordable home services
403-529-7009
Household fix its ● Seasonal services
Bathroom: curtains, shelves, towel bars
● BBQ cleaning ● Vehicle headlamp polishing
●
●
PAINTING
FALL CLEAN-UP
%
3 Day Trip - Cost $189.00/person dbl.
SNOW REMOVAL
BOBCAT & HAULING
LANDSCAPE EXCAVATION
403-928-5773
MOOSE JAW - MARCH 3-5,
MARCH 9-11, MARCH 16-18
REPAIR SERVICE
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • ACREAGES • CONDOMINIUMS
www.pictureperfectlawncare.ca
FOR SALE: Barons, 414
Noble Street - 1 1/2 storey
house on new basement with
new garage, new fixtures and
sink/toilet. On 78’ x 115’ lot. 3
bedrooms, 2 large decks.
$134,500. OBO. Owner/Seller
motivated to have it sold.
Phone: (403) 795-3906
5 LOTS FOR SALE: Barons 3 lots, 78’ x 115’ Noble Street;
2 lots 78’ x 125’ Queen Street.
Prices range from $12,000 to
$20,000. OBO. Utilities to
property line. Phone: (403)
795-3906.
Lethbridge
Business
DeJong’s Tours
FOR SALE: 2012 Cargo
Trailer. 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. Open to Offers. Must be
seen!
Phone: (403) 2233994. Taber.
November 19, 2014
Cypress Centre 6:00 p.m.
yo u r
in Medicine Hat
Tu rn
ed
FOR SALE: Remington Model
725 30-06 w/Bushnell 3x9
scope. Asking $325. Phone:
(403) 381-0755.
Lethbridge
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
PROFESSIONAL CLEANING
• Quality Cleaning Services
• Regular Scheduled
Cleaning
• Spring Cleaning
• Move ins/outs
• New Property
Possession Cleans
• Available to Medicine Hat
and Surrounding Area
• Insured and Licensed
• WCB and Great Rates
• Gift Cards Available
Find the
dress of
your dreams!
Sizes 00-26
No need to
shop anywhere
else....
[email protected]
403-878-4850
HANDYMAN SERVICES
THE HANLYMAN
FOR ALL YOUR FIREWOOD NEEDS
BUNDLES, CORD OR ½ CORD - PICK UP OR DELIVERY NORTHERN BIRCH, AND OTHER WOOD TYPES.
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You don’t need a handyman, you need The Hanlyman.
• Landscaping Projects
SNOW REMOVAL
• Minor Excavating
STARTING AT $150.00/MONTH
• Material Delivery/Removal
OR BY USE
• Interior Repair
403-928-1862
403-928-1862
403-928-1862
403-928-1862
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www.thehanlyman.com
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• Snow Removal and more... www.thehanlyman.com
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The N’ Thing
45 minutes north of Great Falls
415 South Main St., Conrad, MT
406-278-5408
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CAREER OPPORTUNITY
SUPERVISOR
Community Outreach Programs
Medicine Hat
Send
Your
Resume
In
Today!
TECHNICAL SERVICES LTD.
McMan is seeking a dynamic individual to oversee
our Community Outreach Programs. Experience and
knowledge of outreach program delivery, intensive
outreach supports, community resources, and
strength-based leadership is crucial.
To learn more about this exciting opportunity:
www.mcmansouth.ca/jobs.html
If you want to make a difference, make it with McMan!
DUNLOP
WESTERN STAR TRUCK
CENTRE MEDICINE HAT
A leader in the heavy trucking industry
Join the fastest growing truck dealership in
Southern Alberta.
Immediately requires ambitious individuals who are
looking for a great career opportunity.
JOURNEYMAN TECHN ICIANS
We offer great company benefits and a competitive
aggressive pay plan with a good opportunity for
advancement.
OUTSIDE PARTS SALESMAN
We have an opening for an outside parts salesman.
Great benefits and competitive wage with room to grow.
Please fax or email your resume in complete confidence
to:
Fax: 403-528-9820
Email: [email protected]
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.
Page 12, THE MEDICINE HAT SHOPPER, Week of November 8, 2014
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Our respect and gratitude will forever be with our fallen military heroes and their families.
Their service and sacrifice are beyond measure, and we will never forget
their dedication to our country and our freedom.
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Remembering
Our
Fallen Heroes
5-5 Strachan Bay SE
Medicine Hat
403-488-4050
TOOL
REPAIR
SERVICES
Honouring
Our Veterans
Will You Wear a
103 - 633 16th St. SW
Poppy?
403-504-6140
C A R P E T C L E A N I N G A N D PA I N T I N G I N C
Wearing a poppy shows:
Power Steam, For The Ultimate Clean!
Honouring Our Veterans
Troy @ 403-952-1573
Office 403-952-1248
Honour to our veterans
We honour all those
who have served
#101, 73 - 7th Street SE
Medicine Hat, AB
403-529-2900
Honouring Those
Who Served...
D&D
OILFIELD
RENTALS
www.ddoil.net
Email: [email protected]
* Carpet, Upholstery, RV
* Emergency Water Removal
* Bio Recovery
* Truck Mounted Service
* Deodorize, Scotch-Guard
* Tile & Floor Maintenance
Email: [email protected]
Honour to our servicemen
Honour to our servicewomen
Honour to their victories
Le st we f orge t...
Honour to their accomplishments
Honour to their peacekeeping efforts
Honour to their memories
VISIT US
AT ANY OF
THESE
LOCATIONS
Lest we forget...
• 202 - 2960
Dunmore Road SE
• Medicine Hat Mall
FOR DELIVERY CALL
403-529-2299
ALL
SEASONS
We sell boxes &
packing
supplies
A NAME IN QUALITY CRAFTMANSHIP
Bay 2 - 110 Carry Dr. SE
403-527-9770
Your Shoe and Sport Repair Center
SELF
STORAGE
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
STORAGE
We Salute Our Veterans
403-526-20/20
403-526-8534
431 - 3rd St SE Downtown Medicine Hat
www.2020visioncare.com
872 - 25th St SW
TAK I NG CARE OF T HE HEALT H OF YOUR EYES
Remember Our Fallen Heroes
HONOURING ALL
CANADIAN MILITARY
See All of Our Great Deals at
www.autosrless.com
Complete Family Dentistry
101 - 7 Strachan Bay SE
Medicine Hat
Where the Name Says It All!
403-526-2907 or 1-866-526-9566
1209 Transcanada Way SE Medicine Hat, AB
403.548.7077
[email protected]
www.broadwaydental.ca
403-526-8198
New patients always welcome!
64 Carry Drive SE, Medicine Hat, AB
Dale’s
Remembering those
who have fallen....
AUTO
UPHOLSTERY
CENTRE
Now & forever
we remember
403-529-6665
www.industrialbackhoe.com
1686 - 32nd St SW
Medicine Hat
We Shall Remember
CHECK OUT
THE NEW LEHR
SALES ➤ PARTS ➤ SERVICE
PROPANE POWERED
OUTBOARDS!
403.527.4255
2730 GERSHAW DR. SW
(NEXT TO BRUCE’S RV)
MEDICINE HAT, AB
Fax: 888-498-8575
503C North Railway St SE
Medicine Hat AB
403-526-3554
“We Honour and Remember”
HOUSE OF COMMONS
CANADA
LaVar Payne
Member of Parliament for the Medicine Hat Constituency
Ottawa
Room 110, Justice Building
Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6
Tel: (613) 992-4516
Fax:(613) 992-6181
Medicine Hat Office
112 - 1310 Kingsway Ave. SE
Medicine Hat, AB T1A 2Y4
Tel: (403) 528-4698
Fax: (403) 528-4365
[email protected]
Cypress
Battery
403.526.2255
We will remember
[email protected]
Bay #2, 749 14th St SW
Medicine Hat AB
WA R E H O U S E S T O R E ! WA R E H O U S E P R I C E S !
Laminate, Vinyl, Carpet & more
#6 - 3341 Dunmore Rd. SE
403-529-6826
THE MEDICINE HAT SHOPPER, REMEMBER, November 8, 2014, Page 3
History... Operation Overlord
T
he final plans for Operation Overlord, the Allied invasion of France,
and its assault phase, Operation Neptune were made in early
1944. The invasion plan called for an amphibious assault by five
infantry divisions on a fifty mile stretch of the Cotentin Caen area of the
Normandy coast. The five infantry divisions, two British, one Canadian
and two American were assigned to beaches code-named, from east to
west, Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha and Utah. Three airborne divisions
would land ahead of the main invasion to delay enemy movements and
facilitate expansion of the bridgehead. Two American airborne divisions
would land behind the western assault and the British airborne on the
eastern end. Operation Overlord represented a previously unknown level
of cooperation between allied nations, all struggling for the common goal
of defeating Nazi Germany. The plan called for the 3rd Canadian Infantry
Division to establish a beachhead, capture the three small seaside
towns, and advance ten miles inland. Their objective was to cut the
Caen-Bayeux highway, seize the Carpiquet airport west of Caen. The
Troops Boarding a LCI
challenge facing the Canadians was to overcome the coastal defences
Troops boarding a LCI (Landing Craft Infantry). An LCI could tranpsort
and capture ground positions that could be defended against German
200 soldiers. Infantry would descend from the decks using ramps
counter attacks. The assault was a formidable task for the Canadians as
located on either side of the bow. Some 250 LCI's participated in the
the Germans had turned the coastline into a continuous fortress of guns,
Normandy Landings. (National Archives of Canada PA 132811)
pillboxes, wire, mines and beach obstacles. Over one million Canadians
served in the forces during World War II including 50,000 women. The army was the largest service with 700,000 enlistments. The Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
had
222,501
enlistments
and
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
99,407.
By June 1944, 30,000 of these Canadians were poised in Britain for Operation Overlord.
We Honour and
Remember Our
Veterans!
We’ve got the flooring to fit your lifestyle and much more!
•Carpet
•Area Rugs
•Ceramic Tiles
•Hardwood
•Laminate
•Linoleum
• Leather Floors
#4-645 S. Railway St. SE • Phone: 403-527-9900
Hours: Monday to Friday 8am - 5pm Saturday 9am - 4pm
www.mainfloorcarpets.com
Crestwood Dental
encourages all citizens
to recognize
Remembrance Day
and the brave men
and women whose
service to the cause
ensured our freedom.
Remembrance Day Parade
ROBERTSON MEMORIAL
BRANCH NO. 17
Parade Commander:
Robert McKenzie
The Memorial Service will be held in the main
theatre of the Esplanade commencing at 9:45am on Tuesday,
November 11.
The parade will then move off to Riverside Veterans
Memorial Park for 11:00am Cenotaph services and
placing of wreaths by Memorial Cross Mother,
Government, Legion, Military Dignitaries and the
public.
The parade will then move back to the Robertson
Memorial Branch #17 Royal Canadian Legion.
Through arrangements made with the City of Medicine
Hat Transit Department, physically challenged veterans
will be able to attend services.
NOTICE: Club rooms will be closed
until after the parade.
Lorraine Lozo - President
Robertson Memorial Branch No. 17 Royal Canadian Legion
Page 4, THE MEDICINE HAT SHOPPER, REMEMBER, November 8, 2014
Fourteen thousand young Canadians stormed Juno Beach on D-Day
LCT Loaded With Infantry
Landing Craft, Tank loaded with Canadian infantry
destined for Juno beach.
Many LCTs were modified for close in fire support.
LCTs with Shermans
Southhampton's port, like many in southern England, was crammed to
over-flowing by hundreds of landing craft. This photo shows LCTs
(Landing Craft, Tank) with Shermans onboard. LCTs were built in a variety
of sizes, the largest being 203 feet. An LCT could transport up to four
Sherman tanks. Many LCTs were modified for close in fire support. Over 900
LCTs, in their various forms, participated on D-Day. (NAC, PA 132653)
Saluting Our VETERANS
Throughout history, at home and
overseas, they’ve put their love
11-11-14
for their county above all else.
On Remembrance Day, we proudly
honor these brave men and women
for their courage, commitment and
patriotism.
We Remember
our Courageous
Veterans
A Salute to Those
who have Served!
2051 Strachan Rd SE
Medicine Hat, AB
403-504-4410
Located in the
TransCanada Truckstop
Highway #1, Redcliff
403-548-3536
ONOURING
HONOURING
UR VETS
ETS!
OUR
C ULTU RED STO N E
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THE MEDICINE HAT SHOPPER, REMEMBER, November 8, 2014, Page 5
In addition to the landing force, support was provided by both air and sea.
RCN-Canadian invasion fleet
Royal Canadian Navy - Canadian invasion fleet.
Battleship watches over LCAs
Battleship watches over LCAs heading for the beaches.
Salutes the veterans
who sacrificed so much
for our freedom.
Krause
Optical
S&E Auto Repair
Co-op Mall 403-529-6671
1160 Steel St SE
Medicine Hat, AB
403-526-7080
Honoring
All
Who
Served
We remember
those who
serve and those
who gave their
lives for our
freedom
ROSENAU
TRANSPORT LTD.
1751 30 St SW
403-504-8160
1860 Broadway Ave. NE
403-548-6704
Page 6, THE MEDICINE HAT SHOPPER, REMEMBER, November 8, 2014
Thousands of Canadian sailors were aboard the landing craft, destroyers, corvettes,
frigates, torpedo boats,and minesweepers that would go first.
LCA Royal Canadian Navy and Infantry
LCA (Landing Craft Assault) with Royal Canadian Navy crew, just launched off
HMCS Prince Henry carrying troops towards Juno Beach. While the assault troops
braced themselves for the rough ride in, the Royal Canadian Navy crews had to
ensure the rendezvous was on target and on time. Photo by Dennis Sullivan.
Department of National Defence / National Archives of Canada, PA-132790.
LCA with Winnipeg Rifles
LCA (Landing Craft Assault) containing Winnipeg Rifles head for the
Normandy beaches. LCAs were fourty-one foot wooden vessels designed to
carry thirty to fourty men ashore. The craft was flat bottomed and lightly
armoured. Photo by Dennis Sullivan. Department of National Defence /
National Archives of Canada, PA-132651
(Redcliff)
2050 South Highway Dr SE
403-548-6444
Remembering
Our Proud
Canadian
Heroes
We Shall Not
Forget...
In memory of
those who died
and currently
serve so we can
live in freedom
and democracy.
BLAKE PEDERSEN
14
M.L.A.
Medicine Hat
537 - 4th Street SE Medicine Hat
403-527-5622
[email protected]
403-526-9500 Toll Free: 1-800-403-1891
suncountrynissan.com
1750 Gershaw Drive S.W.
#3 Hwy, West (across from the airport) Medicine Hat, Alberta
THE MEDICINE HAT SHOPPER, REMEMBER, November 8, 2014, Page 7
The moment the ramp came down, heavy machine-gun fire broke out from
somewhere back of the seawall
Lt. R.R. Smith Briefs his NCO's
On June 4, Lieutenent R.R Smith briefed his Regina Rifles NCO's with
a sketch of their objectives in Courseulles-sur-mer.
Five of the men were killed in action. (DND PMR93-386)
North Shore Regiment land at Bernieres-sur-Mer
Charlie Martin, Company Sergeant-Major, 'A' Company, Queens Own Rifles, described
the landing in his book Battle Diary: "The moment the ramp came down, heavy
machine-gun fire broke out from somewhere back of the seawall. Mortars were
dropping all over the beach.The men rose, starboard line turning right, port turning left. I
said to Jack, across from me, and to everyone: "Move! Fast! Don't stop for anything. Go!
Go! Go!" We raced down the ramp, Jack and I side by side, the men closely following.
Honoring Our
V E T E R A N S
CHEERS!
To Our Canadian Troops
1288 Brier Park Rd. NW
552 Rutherford St. NW
Medicine Hat, AB
403-527-3331
403-529-0730
Fax: 403-526-0034
Visit us on Facebook
On Thi s
R emembrance D ay
“Forget Them Not”
PARTS • SALES • SERVICE
2730 Gershaw Drive SW
Medicine Hat, Alberta
www.brucesrv.ca
403-529-5213
&
Page 8, THE MEDICINE HAT SHOPPER, REMEMBER, November 8, 2014
The following local men and women have bravely given the supreme sacrifice in service to their country.
All names are as they appear on the Cenotaph located in Riverside Veterans Memorial Park, Medicine Hat.
WILBUR BLOSSOM
S. BORTHWICK
W.S. BRITT
Wm. BROWN
W. BROWN
R. BRAMLEY
W.H. BROTHERTON
H.E. BULLIVANT
W.J. BULLIVANT
W.J. BURNS
J. BUTTREY
H.W. CAIRNS
W.H. CAIRNS
J.A. CAMERON
J.H. CARSON
E. CHILDS
A. CLARK
J.W. CLARK
M.T. CLARK
W. CLARK
H.H. CLAY
H.W.K. CLAY
WWI 1914 - 1918
F.C. ABBOT
RAY ADSIT
T.L. ALLEN
T. ALLEN
J. ALLERDYCE
J.R.E. ALLINGHAM
J. ANGIN
G.N. ATKINSON
C. AXWORTHY
J.C. BANNON
D.L. BALKENSTEIN
J.A. BELL
J.F. BEARD
LOUIS BEAUCHAME
JOHN BEAUCHAME
C. BENNETT
F. BENNETT
O. BERGET
C. BINGHAM
G. BLAND
B.W. COOK
W. COOPER
E. CROUCH
G.A. CUNLIFFE
R.D. CURRIE
W.J.T. CURRIE
T. CUTTLER
D.J. CAMPBELL
Alex. CATHRO
W.J. CHAPLAN
A.M. DAVIDSON
G.T. DAVIDSON
C.W. DeCOURSEY
Wm. DEIR
W. DEGON
JAS. DICKENSON
R. DOBLIN
C.G. DODSWORTH
J.W. DOUGLAS
J.P. ELLIS
J.T. ELSEY
H.H. EVANS
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We Will
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Your Courage
and Sacrifice
G. FALKNER
T.F. FENNELL
J. FLEMING
W. FLEMING
F.D. FINLAY
Jhn. FOSTER
P.R. FRAZER
I.J. FRIEDMAN
W. FROMENT
E. GARLAND
H. GARRIFON
C. GIVIN
D.N. GOODALL
H. GORDON
O. GORDON
J.N. GRIFFITH
J.B. GRAHAM
E. GRIGG
Nurse N.E. GREEN
WIN HARMON
Reg. HARROP
A.O. HARVEY
C. HAWKINS
C.C. HAWTHORNE
F. HEIEM
V. HEMEON
J. HENDERSON
R. HERALD
D. HIGGINS
H.L. HOLE
J. HODGE
W. HOYLE
A. HUSEBY
W.J. IMRIE
ALEX. INGLIS
J.R. ISHEIM
T.L. IZZARD
J.A. JACKSON
V.A. JACKSON
W. JAFFERY
A.T. JENKINS
J. JONES
E. JOHNSON
W. JOHNSON
NURSE A. KEALY
CLYDE G. KENT
W.H. KNIGHT
H. LAUDER
J. LAUDER
P. LEE
T.F. LEE
H.S. LYLE
G. MALLERY
C.F. MANN
W. MARSH
F. MARSHALL
G. MATHEWS
R. MEDLAND
LEO MEWTON
A. MIDDLETON
C. MIDDLETON
J. MIDDLETON
H. MILNES
W.J. MILNE
Wm. MITCHELL
A. MOLLINSON
A.P. MOREHOUSE
W. MORRISON
D. MULHOLLAND
Jhn. MYSON
H.G. MacDONELL
J.W. MacLEAN
D.A. McDONALD
P.R. McDONALD
W.H. McDONALD
F. McMANUS
A. McINTOSH
W. NEALE
L.M. NORTHAM
H.K. OAKES
Wm. O’HARA
H. OSBORNE
E. OXLEY
W. PAGE
W. PATERSON
J. PATTULO
J. PEARSON
M. PEDDIE
W. PENHALE
J.W. PICKERING
F. POTT
G. POWER
C. PRINCE
G. PROUT
C.W. REES
E. RENDER
J. RICH
J.J. RICHARDSON
J.P. ROBERTSON (V.C.)
N. ROBISON
S.L. ROSE
R.W. ROY
J. RUSHWORTH
A. RUSSELL
C.J. SALLOW
HUGH SACKRIDER
J. SCULTHORPE
R.E. SHAW
R.J. SHARP
J. SHANNON
W. SIMME
A.D. SMITH
A.O. SMITH
L.C. SMITH
W. SMITH
C.S. SOMERS
P. SPENCE
G.B. STAPLEFORD
C.H. STEPHEN
W.J.Mcl. STEPHENS
H. STEVENS
F.W. STOTT
A.P. STRATTON
F. TAPSELL
J. TAYLOR
F.D. TEEL
N.A. TEEL
J. THOMSON
A. TILLEY
A.F. TODD
T. TODD
G.H. TUFTS
We salute our
Canadian veterans.
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The following local men and women have bravely given the
supreme sacrifice in service to their country. All names are
as they appear on the Cenotaph located in Redcliff.
R. TUFTS
T. TURNER
W. TRENHOLME
T.M. TWEED
ROY TYAS
FRED TYSOE
F. UNWIN
D. VINCENT
W. WAITE
C. WALKER
Jhn. WALKER
E.A. WALSH
W.S. WATSON
C.H. WEIR
L.B. WELDON
T. WESCOTT
W.H. WHITE
W.P. WHITE
H.A. WHIFFEN
A.C. WILSON
C. WILSON
M.W. WILSON
E.E. WILLIAMS
R. WILLIAMS
J.G. WILLS
N.E. WITHERS
Pat. WISDOM
C.H. WOLLVEN
T. WOODS
C.R. WOULD
ELMER W. WRIGHT
Robt. YUILL
G.F. BLAIK
D. HENDERSON
A.O. THOMPSON
L.H. WEDDERBURN
G. WHITEHEAD
A. WHITEHEAD
J.W. ROBERTS
WWII 1939 - 1945
ANDERSON J.
APPLEBY R.R.
BAKER G.R.
BENNIS H.
BRADLEY W.
BRIGGS J.A.
BROTHERTON W.E.
BUTTREY J.W.
CAMERON W.L.
CANNINGS K.L.
CARLSON C.
CHRISTIE E.J.
DAWSON R.J.S.
DURR J.A.
ELLIOTT H.
FAIRLESS A.G.
FITZPATRICK J.
FLANAGAN J.P.
FLATH C.J.
FLATH L.W.
FOSTER L.
FOSTER W.
FOULSTON J.A.
FRIESEN V.
GARDNER M.
GARGETT T.C.W.
GENDRON E.E.
GRAHAM A.W.
GRAY K.M.
GUNTHER A.
HARRISON J.
HARRISON W.
HAWTHORNE A.A.
HOOVER G.
HOSIE W.
JARDINE G.A.
JOHNSON G.F.
JONES R.
KELLY W.G.
LAIDLAW R.H.
LeFLEUR M.
LIEN J.
LYNCH P.J.
MATHESON A.M.
MATTSON V.G.
MICHIE K. W.
MIDDLETON A.J.
MOYER F.J.
MURRAY W.J.
MacDONALD I.
McDONALD G.L.
McCOMBS D.B.
NICKEL M.
NIMMO W.
NOBLE R.E.
OERLMANS H.H.
PALFENIER A.H.
PALFENIER G.
PALFENIER T.E.
PALMER F.H.
PARKER A.G.
PAULSON V.C.
PERRIN K.E.
PERRY A.H.
RATHBUN E.
RILEY T.E.
ROXBURGH W.G.
SINGH J.
SMITHSON D.B.
SOUKUP J.
STICKEL F.
SUTHERLAND A.D.
THOMAS G.W.
WADE F.W.
WAGAR A.T.
WEEKS W.G.
WILLIAMS H.G.
WRIGHT H.
ZIMMERMAN E.
DORGE L.O.
MELIDONES S.
WEIR G.E.
WWI 1914 - 1918
L. BOWELL
T BRADLEY
E. CAMERON
A. CANN
T. CHALMERS
W. CHAPMAN
J. COMPTON
W. CONNELL
R. DUNSIRE
J. EDWARDS
W. EELES
W. HENDERSON
H.N. HODGE
H. JOHNSON
B. JONES
I. JONES
J. JONES
J. KIRKPATRICK
R. LANG
J. LAVELLE
J. LEACH
W. McLAREN
W. McLEAN
D. McLUCKIE
S. MILLER
W. NEALE
W. RAE
J. REYNOLDS
J. RONALD
G. SMITH
H. WAGNER
C. WALKER
L. WEDDERBURN
L. WILDE
F. WOODCOCK
WWII 1939 - 1945
G.H. BAINBRIDGE
F.T. FORBES
N.S. LAWSON
A. LIEN
K.E. NEWNHAM
S.E. TOWLE
M. WASILEWSKI
We apologize for any errors or omissions.
The names are as they appear on the Cenotaphs.
We Salute Our
Servicemen
Past & Present
U.N. & Nato
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Salutes our Veterans
Edward ,“Mickey” Moore served in the Canadian Army Infantry,
the Royal Canadian Armoured Corps, the Royal Canadian Air
Force and the Military Reserve during World War II and
Peacetime. He served for nearly 30 years, attaining the rank of
Lieutenant Colonel, commanding the South Alberta Light Horse
from 1972 until his discharge in 1975. Mickey received many
medals during his years of service.
Jean Moore enlisted in Ontario and served in the Canadian
Women’s Army Corps during World War II. Jean was Manager of the Canteen in Trinity
Barracks, Toronto and was discharged with the rank of Sergeant in Long Branch,
Ontario. Jean also received many medals during her years of service.
Edward and Jean celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary on September 1st, 2014
at The Wellington.
We honour Mickey and Jean and their fellow Veterans each and every year for their
commitment to our well-being and those of our families.
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The Canadian assault troops stormed ashore in the face of fierce opposition from
German strongholds and mined beach obstacles.
Highland Light Infantry Disembark From An LCI
Soldiers of the Highland Light Infantry, 9th Brigade disembark from an
LCI and wade through heavy surf towards the beach in front of
Bernieres-sur-Mer at 11:40 hours on June 6.
Take Two Minutes To
Be Part Of The Wave Of
T
here are 525,600 minutes in a standard year. The
Royal Canadian Legion is asking you to take two
minutes of that time to share with us as we remember our war
dead at 11 a.m. local time on 11 November. Help
us create a “Wave of Silence” from coast to coast through
your participation. It’s not much to ask in return for what we
have as Canadians. But it will mean the world to those who
survived the wars of the past century, and to those still in
our military forces today. It will show them that their service
counts and that they will not be forgotten as we speed our
way through the 21st century.
The Royal Canadian Legion
A force for remembrance
Lest we forget.
1st Canadian Parachute Battalion
Mass drop of the 1st Battalion from Douglas Dakota aircrafts.
Canadian paratroopers dug in by drop zone
O
n May 2nd, 1915
(during the first few
days of the Second
Battle of Ypres), Lieutenant
Alexis Helmer was struck by
a German shell while
leaving the safety of his
bunker. Serving in the same
Canadian artillery unit was
Major John Macrae, a good
friend of Lieutenant Helmer.
Major John Macrae served
as a military doctor and
artillery commander, and
was called upon to officiate
over his young friends
internment as the chaplain
had been called away.
The sudden passing of his good friend, combined with
the stunning sight of red poppies waving around the
small wooden cross bearing Lieutenant Helmer’s
name, prompted Major Macrae to write the now
familiar poem, In Flanders Fields, that we associate so
closely with Remembrance Day.
It is believed that the poem helped Major Macrae
cope with the reality of what was going on around
him, and allowed him to accept the passing of his
friend. It is our hope that you will take a moment on
November 11 to remember the sacrifices of the many,
and acknowledge the memories of the survivors.
Please...
Wear a poppy for the sake of remembrance;
speak to a veteran for the sake of memory;
acknowledge the past for the sake of peace.
For information on this and other programs see our
web site at www.legion.ca or call a branch near you.
922 Allowance Ave. S.E.,
Medicine Hat, AB T1A 3G7
Phone: 403-527-5777
THE MEDICINE HAT SHOPPER, REMEMBER, November 8, 2014, Page 11
Many Canadian regiments were proudly named after their homes such as Winnipeg
Rifles and Regina Rifles, while others were named after British regiments.
Regina Rifles Forward Position
Personnel of D Company, Regina Rifles, occupying forward position at Bretteville,
Normandy, around 10 June 1944. Photographer: Donald I. Grant (NAC, PA 129402)
Regina Rifles Manning a Bren Gun
Soldiers of the Regina Rifles manning a Bren Gun.The Bren Gun was a .303
calibre light machine gun with a 30 round magazine..
The Directors, Management and Staff
of the Medicine Hat Co-op,
are proud to
honour and
remember
Canada’s war
veterans.
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Le Régiment de la Chaudière was a French Canadian Regiment from Quebec. Along the way
they were greeted by the locals who were surprised & delighted they spoke French.
Infantry with Projector Infantry Anti Tank
The Projector Infantry Anti Tank (PIAT) was a difficult but effective weapon that
infantrymen used at short range against tanks. It was not a rocket launcher
and gave the operator a powerful kick when fired. (NAC, PA 177100)
Troops of the Régiment de la Chaudière
Troops of Le Régiment de la Chaudière, 8th Brigade, push inland
toward Bény-sur-Mer. (NAC, PA131436)
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We remember and
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the supreme sacrifice
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Canadian troops were equipped with many different types of weapons for
the inland assault.
Cameron Higlanders firing Vickers Machine-Gun
Classed as a medium weapon, the Vickers gun could be fired at high or low
angles from a tripod. The Vickers was fed by 250 round cloth belts of .303
ammunition and fired in full automatic bursts of 10 to 20 rounds. It could
fire 60 shots per minute (slow fire) and 250 (rapid fire).
It was accurate up to 1100 yards.
“We Shall Not Forget”
Live well with
Winnipeg Rifles Advance Inland.
Winnipeg Rifles advance inland.The soldier on the left is armed with a Lee Enfield
bolt-action rifle.The Canadian infantry used the Lee Enfield rifle as their standard
weapon throughout World War II.The soldier on the right has a Bren gun.The Bren
Gun was a .303 calibre light machine gun and formed the basis of firepower of the
infantry company.The Bren was employed one per infantry section of ten men.
(NAC, PA 116528)
The Management & staff
of C & H Irrigation Ltd.
would like to honour the men
and women who laid down
their lives for their country.
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The inland assault continued for days after the storming of the beach.
8th Canadian Infantry Brigade on the road to the front
Soldiers of the 8th Canadian Infantry Brigade rest on the road to the front.
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Queen's Own Rifles Dug In Near Carpiquet
Soldiers of the Queen's Own Rifles dug in near Carpiquet with a
Sherman tank in background.
W
e salute all the young men and women who
bravely served our country in its time of need,
and in memory of the many that gave their
lives so that we today could enjoy our freedoms.
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Despatch Rider from No. 3 Despatch Rider Section,
RCCS, HQ First Canadian Army Signals, accepts a
pideon message at Hanley, England, 10 Feb 1943.
Private J.W. King is riding a Harley-Davidson Military
Model WLC 1942 motorcycle. (Library and Archives
Canada Photo, MIKAN No. 3228795)
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They were ordinary people who came from the farming communities, small towns, the
factories, and the inner cities from all across Canada.
Infantry Advance With Sherman Tank
The Sherman tank was the workhorse of the Canadian Armoured Corps
during the Second World War. The most widely used version was the
M4A4 (Sherman V). The Sherman had a crew of five: commander, gunner,
loader-operator, driver and co-driver..
Buildup of Vehicles and Equipment
By the end of D-Day, the Allies had landed more than 150,000 troops in
France by sea and air. Thousands of vehicles, hundreds of guns and about
4,000 tons of supplies had also been landed. More soldiers and supplies
were pouring ashore to continue the advance on D-Day-plus-one.
We Shall Never Forget Them...
Remembrance Day 11/11/14
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he Rodeo Ford management, staff, and
their families pay tribute to those who
have sacrificed so much to preserve our
freedoms in Canada and around the
world.
To those who are actively serving and to our
veterans, we give a special thanks and
remembrance on this day.
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In Flanders Fields
Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae MD (1872 - 1918) Canadian Army
In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved, and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders Fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders Fields.
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who have gone before us
and the memories
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This Remembrance Day,
take a moment to
reflect upon
the freedom
we all enjoy.
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