ECA Review 2020-03-04

ECA REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB March 5'20 11
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Pioneer Acceptance
Corp. Member BBB.
1-877-987-1420.
www.pioneerwest.
com
BLANKET the
Province with a classified
ad. Only $269
(based on 25 words
or less). Reach 97
weekly newspapers.
Call NOW for details.
403-578-4111.
Bashaw Golf &
Country Club
is looking for a
Reliable Company
to run the
Kitchen Facility
Seeking
PART 1: PRODUCER CONTACT INFORMATION
Full-Time Contract Operator
Date:
Please submit resume to
Company Name:
danielle.polson@karveenergy.com
Company Address incl. Postal Code:
or drop off at the Field Office
405 Railway Ave, Veteran, Alberta
Contact Person:
Title:
Contact:
Castor Golf Club
E‐mail:
Field Foreman Contact:
for the 2020 season. Castor Golf Club is now
Facilities Engineering Contact:
The AD kitchen PROOF generally & opens ESTIMATE
for the Hiring for the
season, mid to late April, and 2020 golf Marketing season : Contact:
2002-37 closes Bmid to late East October. Central Alberta Review Careers March 5, 2020 3 col x 5.305
Seasonal Production Clubhouse
Accounting Contact:
This however is negotiable.
March 12, 2020
Food safety certificate is a must. and Grounds Keeper
Please send your company’s name
PART 2: WELL DETAIL
Must have valid drivers License and mechanical
and contact person to background Well Name: recommended.
TOTAL PRICE
bgcc@bashawgolf.com, and we will Start date April 2020.
be in contact with you. Thank you.
Well UWI:
Please submit Resumes to: Castor Golf Club
Box 753 Field Castor, Name: AB T0C 0X0
County of
Via Fax: Pool (403) Name: 882-3560
Paintearth No. 18 Via Email: ccgest1959@gmail.com
Licensee:
Seasonal
Employment Opportunities Well Ownership Percentages:
If you are motivated person eager to
contribute skills and experience, we
are currently inviting applications for a
Seasonal Employee with the Agricultural
Service Board (ASB).
ASB Equipment Operator –
Competition Number ASB01
Responsibilities will be mainly for
roadside spraying, but other jobs include
reclamation, rock picking and other
duties as they arise. Ideally applicants
would have a valid pesticide applicator’s
certificate, formal agricultural training
and/or agricultural background, and
experience in the operation and
maintenance of agricultural implements
will be an asset. Must possess a valid
Class 5 driver’s license. This is a fourmonth
position starting May 4.
The job posting will be closed on March
19, 2020. For more information relating
to the ASB Position contact Trevor Kerr,
Assistant Agricultural Fieldman at (403)
740-9182.
Interested candidates are invited to
forward their application quoting the
Competition #, to:
County of Paintearth No.18
Box 509, Castor, AB T0C 0X0
Phone: (403) 882-3211
Fax: (403) 882-3560
Email: jobs@countypaintearth.ca
CLASSIFIEDS/CAREERS
Four provincial parks closing
Terri Huxley
ECA Review
Four east central provincial
parks have closed or are
partially closed following
government review.
In 2020, 20 parks will have
Customer Sales & Service
Representative 3
Position #: HR20-047
If you “measure your days in acres, not hours,” are motivated to
help members get it done, then we have a job for you.
Reporting to the Manager, the Customer Sales and Service
Representative 3 is responsible for serving and assisting
customers Service(s) in the Required:
selection of goods and services to meet their
needs. Position may be based in either UFA store or yard for
majority of shifts, but cross training for both areas required.
The Representative Other (Explain): provides _____________________
service in accordance with UFA’s
Customer Service Policy and initiates and/or implements
corrective action as required to ensure that an excellent standard
of service Take‐in‐Kind:
and a high level of customer satisfaction is maintained.
UFA offers:
• A business Construction with a purpose. Start Date:
• Recognition for Performance.
• Balanced life and career.
• Growth Expected and Development. Production Date:
If this grabs your attention, please send your cover letter and
resume to work@ufa.com and quote job HR20-047 in the
subject Delivery line by March Method: 13, 2020 to apply.
Explore the great career opportunities at
www.workatufa.com
PART 3: PRODUCTION INFORMATION
Producing Zone:
Hanna, AB
Type:
Classification:
full or partial closures.
Some of which will be full
park closures, where the
entire site will be closed to
public access including
Little Fish Lake Provincial
Park and Bleriot Ferry
Provincial Recreation Area,
both near Drumheller.
Dry Island Buffalo Jump
Provincial Park - Tolman
Bridge Campgrounds (East
and West) and Gooseberry
Provincial Park Lake will
have partial closures, where
either their campgrounds or
specific facilities are closed
to public access, with the
remaining park areas open,
but non-serviced.
The government has
assessed all 473 sites in the
Alberta Parks system and
identified 164 sites proposed
for partnerships.
These proposed changes
account for less than one per
cent of the Alberta Parks
land base and would not
impact protected areas managed
for conservation.
Alberta Parks says these
Company Name
THIRD PARTY sewers TIE‐IN and showers REQUEST (where FORM
OBITUARY
Loved gardening
Sheila Jean Gelinas (nee
Allison) was born April 10,
1944 at Rimbey, Alta. and
Prepared by the died Jan. REP. 21, 2020 at Stettler,
Michelle
HR ADWORKS Alta.
Employment
Service Team DESIGNER
Sheila was born to Michelle George
Field Foreman Name / E‐mail:
“Doc” PROOFED Allison and Cora Glen
Opportunity
Allison ESTIMATED in the Rimbey Michelle area
in April SENT of 1944.
Michelle
She was the
sixth of All prices 12 children
exclude taxes
(three Prices do boys not include 5% GST
Docket Media Section Insertion Date Ad Size and nine Price girls).
Sheila grew up
$0.00
on the family
farm east $0.00 of
Rimbey, $0.00 where
she worked hard
$0.00
to help her mom
$0.00
and dad by caring
Gelinas
for younger
$0.00
siblings,
feeding livestock and
working in the garden and
fields.
Sheila loved school, math
being her favourite subject.
She loved playing intermural
sports with the
school, especially basketball
(even with her short
stature).
After she graduated, she
went off to nursing school in
Barrhead and became an
RNA.
Once her training was
complete, she worked in
Medicine Hat, then in
Stettler, where she settled in
1963.
She worked at the Stettler
General Hospital from July
1, 1963 until 1973, when she
took a break to raise her
children.
She and her then-husband
Phillip moved around the
US for a number of years,
following his work in the oil
patch.
Sheila soon realized her
children needed a more
stable home environment, so
she moved back to their
little home just outside of
Stettler.
By now, there were four
children, so a bigger home
was needed. Sheila and Phil
built a new house right
beside their current one.
With Phil gone so much
and money coming in sporadically,
she went back to
work at the hospital as an
LPN.
changes “will allow [the]
government to focus its
energy on renowned signature
destinations and
examine opportunities for
other groups to operate
smaller parks and day-use
areas,” in its announcement
on Tues. March 3.
Campers will also notice
an increase of $3 on the base
camping rate at most
Alberta Parks campgrounds,
a $1 increase for
each applicable service fee
related to power, water,
those services are provided)
and a $10 increase for sites
that were at the low end of
the fee range charged for
comfort camping and group
camping.
She worked at the Stettler
Hospital and Care Centre
from Mar. 12, 1981 until Office her
retirement on May 26, 2006.
She raised her four children
on her own and
eventually divorced Phil.
She never remarried, preferring
to concentrate Office
on providing for her
kids. Office
Sheila had a love
for gardening Office and
spent most of the
time from spring Office to
late fall tending her
yard.
She also liked
doing crafts with
the kids, and she
collected rocks,
stamps and spoons.
Sheila is survived by her
children, Christine (Dave)
Pinter of Rosedale; Connie
Belisle of Fenn; Carla (Dan)
Tuck of Gadsby; Michael
Gelinas of Stettler and her
grandchildren Hudson,
Claudia, VJ and Roland.
She is also survived by
her siblings Carol Tyndall of
Ponoka, Marilyn Stewart of
Maidstone, Sask., Sam
Allison of Rimbey, Clarence
Allison of North Battleford,
Sask. and Elsie Martin of
Devon.
She was predeceased by
her parents Doc and Cora,
siblings George, Eva, Hazel,
Edna, Darlene and Karen
and granddaughter
Alexandria.
She was buried in the
Lakeview Cemetery in
Stettler and as per her
wishes, there was no
service.
Her children will be
holding a come and go celebration
for Sheila’s friends
and family on what would
have been her 76th birthday,
April 10, Good Friday, at her
home just outside Stettler
from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Please no food or flowers,
just stories, memories,
laughter and tears.
Donations in Sheila’s
memory can be made to
STARS, the Stettler
Community Orchard or The
Stettler Hospital and Care
Centre.
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SWD
No
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