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10 O ctober 1'20 HANNA/CORONATION/StettLer, AB. ECA REVIEWPh. 403-578-4111 CLASSIFIEDS Email: office@ECAreview.comClassified Ad Rates$13.85 + tax for 25words or less + 20¢ a wordafter 25 each week or 3weeks for $38.55 + tax(based on 25 words or less).Reach 75,000 readers withyour classified. Thisincludes For Sale, For Rent,Card of Thanks, ComingEvents, etc.Payment NecessaryAll Classified Ads are on aCash Only basis and mustbe prepaid before running.There will be a $5.00service charge on everyclassified not paid for priorto publication.We accept cash, cheque,e-transfer, VISA or MC.It is the responsibility ofthe advertiser to check adthe 1st week and call us if inerror. The Review isresponsible for theirmistakes the 1st week only.Deadline For AdsAll classified ads must bereceived by 5 pm onMondays precedingpublication. For Too Late ToClassifieds ad must bereceived by 10 am Tuesday.Ph. 578-4111. Mail to Box70, Coronation, AB T0C1C0.REAL ESTATELAND for sale,Brownfield area. Twoquarters, 230 acrescultivated, 90 acrespastureland, 2 dugouts.Perimeter fencedand crossfenced.Seller motivated.Offers. Call John 403-507-3204 or 403-335-8854.INCREDIBLY wellmaintained mobilehome on a large lot inDaysland, AB. MLSA1031197. Call AndyZetsen, RoyalLePage, RoseCountry Realty. 780-608-9427.Wanted‘64 or older car.Rust-free,prefer runningorder andno seat belts.WANTEDDEAD OR ALIVECanadian Prairie PickersPaying Cash For Coin Collections,Silver & Gold Coins,Royal Can. Mint Sets.Also Buying Gold Jewelry$$ $FOR RENTFOR rent, 2 bedroom1 bath 1/2 duplex,garage. Seniors preferred.No pets. Nosmoking. $950/mth.SD $950. Phone 403-742-0209. In Stettler,Ab.SHOP with 2 largetruck bays for rent inStettler. Comes withoffice space & 2 halfbathrooms. Availableimmediately. Call 403-742-9870.MISC.BLANKET the provincewith a classifiedad. Only $269 (basedon 25 words or less).Reach 90 weeklynewspapers. Call nowfor details. 1-403-578-4111.PAYING HIGHEST PRICESTo arrange a free, discrete in-home visitcall Kellie at 1-778-257-8647Bonded since 1967CanadianFirearms SafetyCourseInstructoravailable at your convenience.For more info. contact403-742-4405/403-740-6370INTEGRITY postframe buildingssince 2008 built withconcrete posts.Barns, Shops,Riding Arenas,Machine Sheds andmore; sales@integritybuilt.com1-866-974-7678, www.integritybuilt.comFEED AND SEEDHEATED Canolabuying green, heatedor springthrashed canola.Buying: oats, barley,wheat & peas forfeed. Buying damagedor offgradegrain. “On FarmPickup”. WestcanFeed & Grain 1-877-250-5252.WANTEDWANTED: Graham-Paige cars & parts inany condition from1928-1941. Alsowanting 1938-1940“SHARKNOSE.”Don’t wait, call me!!!(204) 782-3498 oremail tomboresky@gmail.com.are once again touring the area!We purchase rolls, bagsor boxes of silver coinsCounty of Stettler No. 66602 - 44 Ave., Box 1270Phone: 403-742-4441 Fax: 403-742-1277www.stettlercounty.caPUBLIC NOTICEBecome a Member at LargeThe County of Stettler Rural Crime Prevention Committee is seeking aMember at Large to represent the County of Stettler community, forthe remainder of this term, expiring October 31, 2021.If you reside in the County of Stettler and are interested in serving thecommunity on the Rural Crime Prevention Committee, we invite you tosubmit your expression of interest in the form of a letter to:County of Stettler No. 6Re: Rural Crime PreventionBox 1270 6602-44 Avenue Stettler, AB T0C 2L0Email: info@stettlercounty.caDeadline to submit is October 7, 2020.For more information contact the County of Stettler at 403-742-4441.Applications will be considered and appointments made at theOctober 21, 2020 Organizational Meeting.harvsutherland@gmail.com403-747-2740 EXECUTIVE DIRECTORWainwright Family and Community Services is an organizationthat provides direct preventive social programming within theHELP WANTEDLOOKING for ahousekeeper for 2-4hours per week.Located south ofCoronation 403-578-2053, Ray.GARAGE SALEMOVING out andGarage Sale, Sat.Oct. 3, 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. 5726 -40th Ave. Stettler,Ab. Everything mustgo. Please wearmasks.$$ $AUCTIONSUNRESERVED onlineauction of surplusequipment fromMountain CreekTransport. High-qualitytrucks, collector cars,tractors, trees andmore! Bidding closesOct. 7. Visit premierauctions.ca.COMING EVENTSCASTOR curling clubannual meeting Wed.Oct. 14, 7 p.m. at thecurling rink. Everyonewelcome.HOME BASEDBUSINESSWE have found processing!Wild hybridmarket hogs and sausagesows for sale.Phone 403-882-2421,text 403-740-3645 orgo to cjpork.com.geographic boundaries of the municipal district. Our success isbased on innovative program design, mobilization of communityresources, collaboration, and enthusiasm for public service.We require a highly motivated, team-oriented leader who has demonstrated skills forpublic relations, community networking and strong business management. You willcontribute to the maintenance of current initiatives and provide a strong foundationfor future growth.The successful candidate will:• Actively model a strong commitment to the purposes of the organization• Possess strong interpersonal and communications skills - someone who canencourage and enable a dedicated staff group to maintain excellence in a demandingenvironment• Have practical understanding of Board governance and sound non-profit management• Ensure effective financial management, budgeting, financial controls, and reporting• Possess demonstrated skills in the management of human resources, and superiorevaluation and outcomes tracking and reporting skills.• Have a proven ability to work collaboratively with Board members, Staff members,WANTEDagencies, members of the community and government.• Be a well-organized and DEAD enthusiastic individual OR ALIVE• Work with creativity, passion, and a sense of humour.Qualifications:• An Undergraduate or Master’s level degree in Social Sciences, CommunityCanadian Prairie PickersDevelopment, or a related are discipline once again combined touring with a the minimum area! of five years ofexperience at a senior management level.• A strong combination of relevant Paying post Cash secondary For education Coin Collections,and/ or experience innot-for-profit program management, Silver social/community & Gold services, Coins, business, or publicadministration may be considered. Royal Can. Mint Sets.This is a permanent full- time position Also with Buying comprehensive Gold benefits Jewelry and salarycommensurate with qualifications We purchase and experience. rolls, This position bags will require someflexibility in work hours andoruseboxesof a personalofvehicle.silver coinsQualified candidates are invited to submit their cover letter and resume in confidenceby October 16, 2020 PAYING to: Will Challenger, HIGHEST Board ChairPRICESC/O To Wainwright arrange & District a free, Family discrete & Community in-home Services visitcall902-5KellieAvenueatWainwright1-778-257-8647AB T9W 1C7Or via email to: fcsdirector@silvercrest.ca$$ $SERVICESCRIMINAL record?Why suffer employment/licensingloss?Travel/businessopportunities? Beembarrassed? Think:Criminal Pardon. USentry waiver. Recordpurge. 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Take advantageof this offer.Apply now; quickestrefund nationwide:Expert help. 1-844-453-5372.(See adv.Page 11)3” wide versionBEAUTIFUL SPRUCE TREES4-6 feet, $50 each$19/tree Install Fee(includes • Hole Drilled • Bark Mulch• Enzyme Injection • Staking)20 tree minimum orderDelivery fee $125-$150/orderQuality guaranteed403-820-0961check us out online www.ECAreview.com3.75” wide versionCounty of Stettler No. 6BEAUTIFUL SPRUCE TREES6602 - 44 Ave., Box 1270Phone:4-6403-742-4441 feet, $50Fax:each403-742-1277www.stettlercounty.ca$19/tree Install Fee(includes • Hole Drilled • Bark Mulch• WORK Enzyme Injection • Staking) WITH US20 tree minimum orderDelivery fee $125-$150/orderQuality guaranteedUtilities Operator403-820-0961SaveTime!SaveDollars!COMBOThe County of Stettler No. 6 has an exciting opportunity for anenergetic individual with a great work attitude to join our team inthe Utilities Department.The suitable candidate will be a self-starter with a strong sense ofresponsibility, have a practical aptitude to carry out work assignmentsand have a friendly, helpful and cooperative personality. We arelooking for an able-bodied individual who is well presented and cancommunicate well in both written and verbal situations.The suitable candidate will have, or be prepared to have the Countyassist them in obtaining a Level 2 Water Distribution, Level 1Wastewater Treatment System and Level 1 Wastewater CollectionSystem designation.Please respond in confidence by Friday, October 16, 2020to Randy Chmelnyk - Manager of Environmental Services.To obtain more information about this opportunity, please visit theCounty of Stettler No. 6 website at www.stettlercounty.ca orcontact Randy Chmelnyk - Manager of Environmental Servicesat (403) 742-4441.County of Stettler No. 66602 - 44 Ave., Box 1270Phone: 403-742-4441 Fax: 403-742-1277www.stettlercounty.caPUBLIC NOTICEDispersal Salefor the following pieces of equipment:• Canvas tent - approx. 25’W x 30’L x 16’H• Frame/Metal Clad cold storage building - approx. 50’W x 75’L• 6’ x 12’ x 8’ unclaimed/abandoned ice shack with trailer• LS MTron Tractor model U5030, 55hp with 48hp PTO, 3 point hitchmower & 3 point hitch blade• 2011 Dodge Ram SLT 1500 4wd• 2013 Load Trail 26’ pintle hook trailer• Small trailer• V-plow• Grader mower• John Deere 20’ disc (unclaimed/abandoned)• Floating dock• Canon copier, printer, scanner• Ricoh copier, printer, scanner• Exposed aggregate plant pots - 4 lotsFull details and photos for each unit are available on the County ofStettler website www.stettlercounty.caSealed bids will close onThursday, October 15, 2020 at 2:00 pm local time at theCounty Administration Office, 6602-44 Avenue, Stettler, AB, T0C 2L0.
their part.rite of pa sage.Pu ting an end to bu lying is everyone’sres ponsibility. Whether at home, 4. Get on board with an anti-bul-help from a trusted adult.school or elsewhere, it’s important lying campaign at school. Thesethat we’re proactive. Here are five campaigns show kids that bu lying isways that kids and parents can do not cool and won’t be tole rated anylonger. Make an anti-bu lying banner1. Don’t be a bystander. It’s true and use social media to advertise thethat it takes a lot of courage to stand fact that you stand up against verbalout from the crowd and defend a and physical violence.victim of bu lying. After a l, the risk is 5. Parents: get involved. If yourthat you’ l become the next target child is a victim of bu lying, you needsimply for speaking up. But re porting to take the si tuation seriously.bu lying and being there for someone Schools, the police and child psychologyexperts vigorously object towho needs it are actions you’ l beproud of for the rest of your life. the belief that bu lying is a childhood2. Stop sibling bu lying at home.You may think it’s harmle s, but it’s If the problem doesn’t stop, talk tonot. Disdain ful eye ro ling, relentle s the school authorities, and then to theteasing, humilia ting taunts, hi ting police if there are no further improvements.At home, be vigilant aboutand verbal abuse directed at a siblingcan cause de pre sion and anxiety. sibling bu lying, and make it stop.Make sure your home is a safe place Bu lying is no longer seen as afor every body who li ves there.normal rite of pa sage for children; it’s3. Enlis the help of adults. If a preventable behaviour that we canyou see a need for in creased adult eradicate through edu cation, aware-supervision at high-risk times andpla ces at school or at home, ask forne s and action.ECA REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB OCTOBER 1'20 11Waste Connections of Canadahas an immediate opening for aFull TimeScale HouseOperatorat our Coronation Landfill. As a ScaleHouse Operator, your job duties willinclude weighing trucks, and trailersIN and OUT over the scale; enteringappropriate data into computer(product, weight, customer name,etc.); interfacing with company drivers,outside haulers, and 3rd partyvehicles. In addition, this positionwill provide a supporting role withAccounts Payable and Accounts Receivableduties.Pay: $17 per hourAddress: 11209 Township Rd 370 NE34-36-11 W4M, Coronation, AB T0C1C0Hours: 11 am to 7 pm, Monday toFriday ***This is a f/t role HOWEVERwe would consider someone on a p/tbasis - 2-3 days/week***Essential Job Duties:• Operate the weigh-station scale• Entering appropriate data intocomputer (product, weight, customername, etc.)• Communicate with drivers to determinetype of material being dumped,etc.• Process payment from customers,as needed• Provide assistance with openingPO’s and processing invoices• Assist with Accounts Receivableduties as needed, including variousreconciliationsRequirements:• Good data entry skills• Good working knowledge of MicrosoftOffice - Outlook, Word, andExcel• Demonstrate strong communicationand interpersonal skills• Experience with Accounts Payableand/or Receivables would be an asset• Position may be required overtimework depending on business need• Heavy equipment experience wouldbe an asset, but not requiredPhysical Requirements:• The position is located in the ScaleHouse.• Must be able to sit for long periodsof time.• Use of telephone, computers, andvarious other office equipment, isessentialCome, join a team environment, andcolleagues who embrace a “workhard, play harder” culture. Our compensationpackage is competitive andcomes with excellent benefits. You’llalso be associating yourself with acompany that likes to lead by examplethrough a strong presence in ourlocal communities, charitable giving,sustainability initiatives, and more.Waste Connections of Canada/Enviro Connexions is anEqual Opportunity EmployerCAREERSClearing unsightly premisesStu SalkeldLocal Journalism Initiative reporterECA ReviewThe County of Stettler authorizedstaff to move ahead with clearingunsightly premises near Buffalo Lake.The decision was made at the Sept. 9regular meeting of council, broadcastlive on YouTube to meet pandemicguidelines.Councillors read a memo from LeeHardman, manager of protective services,which began, “ProtectiveServices requests authorization to proceedwith a cleanup of the nuisance/unsightly properties located at Lots11-14 Block 2 Plan 0522242 (49, 51, 53 &55 Buffalo Lane, Buffalo Sands.“On June 22, 2020 several unsightlyproperty complaints were filed withProtective Services. The concerns forCOUNTY OF STETTLERE C A r E v i E w C o r o n A t i o n / S t E t l E r , A b J A n u A r y 1 ' 1 6 1Five ways to helpprevent bullyingSponsor theseimportant messagesthis Fall and $AVEFire Prevention $42 00October 8 issueRemembrance Day Campaign $39 50November 5 issue($1400 Donated to central Alberta Legions in 2019.)Bullying Awareness Week $39 50November 19 issueUnder the influence ofDRUGS or ALCOHOL, DON’T DRIVE! $39 50November 26 issue$160.50❆ ❆Less 12% ❆ $19.26Combo❆❆❆Deadline for booking Combo: Mon. Oct. 5 $141.24RRJudy 403-740-2492RRYvonne 403-578-4111RCall Your MarketingRep today!the lots was the length of grass.Upon site inspection of the lots it wasdetermined the lots were not in compliancewith the County of StettlerNuisance Bylaw.The owner of the four lots in questionbelong to the same personresiding in Calgary.“A Remedial Order was sent to theproperty owner to bring the lots intocompliance. On July 29, 2020 a subsequentinspection was conductedfinding no change to the condition ofall the lots.“On July 30 a MunicipalGovernment Act Order under Section546 of the Municipal Government Actwas sent to the property owner.“On Aug. 20, 2020 a letter from theproperty owner was received by protectiveservices outlining that he isunable to complete the action ofSave Time! Save Dollars!cutting the grass on the lots due tohealth reasons.”Hardman provided councillors witha copy of the letter sent to the propertyowners in question, Filippo & YolandaDifranco, dated July 30, 2020.At the meeting, staff stated this incidentincluded only mowing of grassand hence didn’t need things like courtorders.Also, it was noted, staff need acouncil resolution to enter onto theproperties in question.Coun. Les Stulberg stated situationslike this are a hazard to other residents,as once it dries up in the fall tallgrass like that becomes a serious firehazard.Councillors unanimously gave theProtective Services department permissionto proceed with enforcement.MacDonald proposed givingFirst Nations a votefood to the native bands inorder to force them ontoreserves and out of the wayof the railroad.The Canadian IndianResidential Schools werehis idea in 1883.It was also his idea tocriminalize Pow Wows andother native culture events.Then he turned aroundand was the first to proposegiving the Canadian FirstNations people the right tovote.Now because of thestupid things he did, peoplewant to destroy all statuesand memorials of him,which will make us alsoCont’d from Pg 6She read it then gave it tome to read, being the wisewoman that she was, shedid not tell me that this wasa true history novel.When I had finishedreading it she asked me if Iwanted to go see those riflepits at Frenchman Butte. Iwas stunned! This actuallyhappened !It was while I waswalking around those riflepits that it finally gotthrough my thick scull thathistory was not just aboutdates and names, it wasabout people and the thingsthey did.People, alsoknown ashuman beings,human beingswho are not perfect,who can dogreat things oneday and reallystupid things thenext day.Let’s take SirJohn A.MacDonald forexample. Ourfirst prime minister,he was aleading figure ingetting theBritish NorthAmerica Act of1867 whichresulted in thebirth of Canadaas a nation.He built a successfulnationalgovernment, heand his partybrought in theNational Policywhich protectedour manufacturingindustry.He also got theCanadianPacific Railwaycompleted.Those weregreat things.Now let’s look atsome reallystupid things hedid.He told hisIndian agents torefuse to giveforget the great things he did.I say we need those statuesand memorials to rememberthe great and to know to notrepeat the stupid.LEGACY DRILLING LTD.Water WellDrilling and ServicingJeff SouthworthPhone: 403-854-0172 • Hanna, ABPhone: 403-396-2254 • Delburne, ABE-Mail: legacydrillingltd@outlook.comEmergency 24/hr On CallWe need history to teachus about both the great andthe stupid acts of thehuman beings of our past.E C A r E v i E w C o r o n A t i o n / S t E t t l E r , A b J A n u A r y 1 ' 1 6 1❆Five ways to helpprevent bullyingPutting an end to bullying is everyone’sres ponsibility. Whether at home, 4. Get on board with an anti-bul-help from a trusted adult.school or elsewhere, it’s important lying campaign at school. Thesethat we’re proactive. Here are five campaigns show kids that bullying isways that kids and parents can do not cool and won’t be tole rated anytheir part.longer. Make an anti-bullying banner1. Don’t be a bystander. It’s true and use social media to advertise thethat it takes a lot of courage to stand fact that you stand up against verbalout from the crowd and defend a and physical violence.victim of bullying. After all, the risk is 5. Parents: get involved. If yourthat you’ll become the next target child is a victim of bullying, you needsimply for speaking up. But re porting to take the si tuation seriously.bullying and being there for someone Schools, the police and child psychologyexperts vigorously object towho needs it are actions you’ll beproud of for the rest of your life. the belief that bullying is a childhood2. Stop sibling bullying at home. rite of passage.You may think it’s harmless, but it’s If the problem doesn’t stop, talk tonot. Disdain ful eye rolling, relentless the school authorities, and then to theteasing, humilia ting taunts, hitting police if there are no further improvements.At home, be vigilant aboutand verbal abuse directed at a siblingcan cause de pression and anxiety. sibling bullying, and make it stop.Make sure your home is a safe place Bullying is no longer seen as afor every body who li ves there.normal rite of passage for children; it’s3. Enlis the help of adults. If a preventable behaviour that we canyou see a need for in creased adult eradicate through edu cation, awarenessand action.supervision at high-risk times andpla ces at school or at home, ask for+ tax For all 472 ptEast Central Alberta60 ptEVIEW48 ptRR36 pt30 pt24 ptR18 pt
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