August 13 Leader

Vol. 7, No. 2, Tuesday, November 8, 2011Vol. 8, No. 35 Tuesday, August 13, 2013

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Your news this week:Skaro Shrine Pilgrimage - page 2

Lamonts Peace Arch - Page 3

Ukrainian Day - page 19

St. Michael area resident seriously burned following explosion SUBMITTED PHOTO

Personnel with emergency services were out in full force following a 911 call from a farm near St. Michael shortly after noon on Wednesday, August 7.

Michell PinonEditor

An explosion on afarm near St. MichaelWednesday afternoonwas great cause of con-cern for emergency serv-ices personnel who werequickly dispatched to thescene shortly after 12noon.

Randy Siemens, emer-gency services co-ordina-tor for Lamont County,said he received theurgent distress callaround 12:10 p.m. and heimmediately calledPrairie EmergencyServices as well asSTARS air ambulance.The Lamont FireDepartment and the TwoHills RCMP were alsodispatched.

According to a state-ment released by theTwo Hills RCMP the dayof the accident, it stated

that: Two Hills RCMPwith the assistance ofSmoky Lake RCMP,Prairie EMS and LamontFire Departmentresponded to an explo-sion at a farm where amale was reportedly onfire. The male appears tohave been workinginside a Quonset hut ona barrel with a torchwhen an explosion withan unknown substanceoccurred. The male,along with a truck ignit-ed. The male sufferedserious burns to his bodyand was rushed to theUniversity of AlbertaHospital with undeter-minded injuries.

Visually Siemens saidit appeared as if 70 percent of the mans bodywas covered in burns.Siemens, who has beento multiple calls like thisover the years, stressedthe importance of getting

fluids via intrarvenousand oxygen to assist withbreathing as quickly aspossible.

Attempting to cut aused barrell is never agood idea, even if itsempty or filled withwater as there still arevapours and residuefrom chemicals present.Siemens added that thereis a lot of misinformationsurrounding this topic,and that is why LamontCounty posted a warn-ing on its website shortlyafter the accident towarn residents.

According to the arti-cle on Lamont Countyswebsite, the recycling ofthese drums is commonpractice especially in ouragricultural setting.These drums are general-ly cut with an anglegrinder or with weldingequipment which can bequite dangerous, and has

already resulted in anumber of seriousand/or fatal accidents.

Even if the drums areempty, there is still achance that they couldcontain residual flamma-ble substances or vapor

that could explode whenexposed to any sort ofheat, sparks or openflame.

The article goes on tosay Never cut drumsthat have containedflammable liquids or

flammable gasses, evendrums that have beenempty for a long time.Rinsing drums withwater is not a fail safemethod of purgingvapors from containers.

SUBMITTED PHOTOAll that remains of this truck is the steel shell and charred debris.

2 - The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Great expectations for upcoming Skaro Shrine PilgrimageMichelle PinonEditor

More than 2,500 people are expected to attend theSkaro Shrine Pilgrimage Aug. 14 and 15.Two of those people will be Phyllis and RoseTwardowski who grew up on a farm two miles north-east of the Lamont area grotto.

The daughters of Eva and Joe Twardowski, whostill reside on the homestead and are members of OurLady of Good Counsel Catholic Church, (which islocated adjacent to the shrine); have been a part of thefaith filled community since birth.

They say the two day pilgrimage, which begannearly 95 years ago, is a special time of grace andspiritual rejuvenation. On Wednesday evening avigil is held outside at the shrine at 8 p.m.; and onThursday morning at 10 a.m., a healing mass is held. Invitations are sent to all the parishes in the CatholicArchdiocese of Edmonton. The special celebration isopen to anyone who wishes to attend. Most peopleattend the vigil on Aug. 14. Prior to the vigil, partici-pants can also receive the sacrament of reconciliation(confession) and pray the Rosary.

The Twardowskis say that hosting an event of thismagnitude is a huge undertaking for

parishioners,(con-sisting of approxi-mately 30 localfamilies), but ishighly importantand significant toregular patrons aswell as visitorswho faithfullyflock to the sitenear the intersec-tion of Highway831 and Highway45.

Accordingto church history, itwas Dr. JosephOleskow ofLemberg who was

asked to visit the prairies in 1895, and he then encour-aged immigration to Canada.

Before the Polish immigrants arrived, there weresome Scandinavians in this part of the country.However, finding it wild, as in thick bush and timber,they left. But Mr. Knut Skaro, of Norwegian national-

ity had the courage to stay. He opened a post officeunder his name, and thats how the district wasknown as Skaro.

The first priest to visitthe district was FatherKulawy was in March1889. In 1900 the Skaroresidents formed a com-mittee to build a chapel.Matthew Hoculak donat-ed three acres of land forthe site of the church andgrave yard.

The first church wasbuilt of logs, and thecracks were filled withmud and moss. When

the settlement became larger Father Anthony Syllawas assigned to the Skaro Mission.

Contd On Page 3

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Show & ShineShow & ShineSunday August 18, 2013Sunday August 18, 2013

Registration: 11 am 1 pmRegistration: 11 am 1 pmShow: 11 am 3 pmShow: 11 am 3 pm

For details contact Peter at For details contact Peter at 780.603.0077780.603.0077

or email: [email protected] email: [email protected]

Bench Show

Sponsored by the Mundare Sponsored by the Mundare Agricultural society.Agricultural society.

For more information call For more information call 780.764.3929780.764.3929

Friday, August 16Friday, August 16

Saturday, August 17Saturday, August 17

Mundare Recreation Centre12 noon - 4 pm: Entries taken for bench exhibits

4 pm: Judging of bench entries (not open to public)

-all exhibitors entered for FREE DRAWS

9:30 pm or dusk: Family movie night in the park at water park

7:30 - 9:30 am: Breakfast - Mundare Fire Hall

Hosted by Mundare Fire Department

8:00 am: Ball tournament and concession at Ukraina park

9:00 am: Parade assembly - Recreation Center

10:30 am: Parade

11 am - 5 pm: 18th annual Co-op Quilt Show

Senior Citizen Drop In Center

11 am - 4 pm: MUNDARE RECREATION CENTER

- Viewing of bench show exhibits,

- Concession, community market

- Silent auction

- Childrens entertainment

- Inflatable playstation

5 pm - 7 pm: Steak BBQ supper - Ukraina Park

9 pm - 1 am: Dance and Refreshments, Ukraina Park

No Minors - Photo ID Required - DJSunday, August 18Sunday, August 18

9 am: Ball tournaments and concession at Ukraina park

11am - 3 pm: Show and Shine - Main Street

Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles

Contact Peter Polischuk 780.603.0077

Bench Show EntriesBench Show EntriesPhone Patricia - 780-764-3963

Exhibitor tags & Booklets

at Town Office

Community MarketCommunity MarketFor table booking phone

the Town of Mundare

780-764-3929 $10/Table

Parade EntriesParade EntriesPhone the Town of Mundare

780-764-3929

Its time to start thinking about heading back to

school. Refer to the chart for registration dates and

times for your childs school.

Additional details, and a copy of the 2013/2014

division calendar, are available at www.eips.ca.

The rst day of class is Tuesday,September 3

Back to School

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School Phone Registration

Andrew School (K-12)www.andrewschool.ca

780-365-3501 Aug. 26-28, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Bruderheim School (K-6)www.bruderheimschool.ca

780-796-3936 Aug. 22-23, 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.Aug. 26-30, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Lamont Elementary (K-6)www.lamontelementary.ca

780-895-2269 Starting Aug. 26, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Lamont High (7-12)www.lamonthigh.ca

780-895-2228 Gr. 12: Aug. 26, 9:00-11:30 a.m.Gr. 11: Aug. 26, 1:00-3:30 p.m.Gr. 10: Aug. 27, 9:00-11:30 a.m.Gr. 7-9 & new registrations: Aug. 27, 1:00-3:30 p.m.

Mundare School (K-8)www.mundareschool.ca

780-764-3962 Aug. 26-30, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Next Step Continuing Educationwww.eipscontinuinged.ca

780-467-7292 Starting Aug. 19 online registration (credit courses)Starting Aug. 26 in-person registration (credit & non-credit courses)

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780-464-1899 Starting Sept. 3, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

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The statue of St. Bernadettenear the grotto.

MICHELLE PINON PHOTOPhyllis (left) and Rose Twardowski at the SkaroShrine north of Lamont.

The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), August 13, 2013- 3

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Skaro Shrine paritioners have great expectations for pilgrimageCONTD FROM PG 2

The first service held inthe church was on Dec.25, 1917. Then in Augustof the following year,Father Sylla proposed tobuild a small Grotto toOur Lady of Lourdes. Heapproached FatherPhilip Ruh, a GreekCatholic Oblate, whowas familiar with thegrotto in France to assist

with the project.Parishioners sacrificed alot of time and energy tobuild the grotto. A totalof 600 wagon loads ofstone and 300 bags ofcement were used to con-struct the grotto whichtook approximately twoand a half months tocomplete.

"The grotto was fin-ished in August of 1919and the first pilgrimage

was held August 14 and15. All ethnic groupsbegan to arrive early inthe afternoon on August14. Towards evening theprocession led with thecross, banners and pro-cession pictures went tothe grotto where theVespers were sung inPolish. The candles werelit and people sang whilethe procession was ledaround the grotto. The

grotto was like a crownwith a wreath of movingpeople with hundreds oflit candles."

Soon descendants ofthe early settlers, localresidents, and visitorsfrom far and wide will befollowing in their foot-steps in their quest forspiritual enlightenmentand guiding grace.

Full Time Permanent Sales Agronomist

Position Available

Superior Agri Service is a high service, independent crop production

retailer in Fort Saskatchewan. We are currently looking for a Sales

Agronomist to add to our team. This position would be full time perma-

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The responsibilities will include:

Develop and maintain business relationships with farm producers

Sales of crop production products within Superior Agris market area

Scouting fields and making recommendations for weed, insect and dis-

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Taking soil samples and interpreting the results to make proper recom-

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To be successful in this role you will require

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A minimum of 2 years experience in Agriculture Industry

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Compensation will be negotiable upon commencement of employment

For more information or to submit a resume please contact

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Jazmine InksterStudent Reporter

The amount of hardwork that our volunteersput in can be truly amaz-ing to those aroundthem.

Such is the case withDorothee and IlseSaleski, who have put ina total of over 450 man

hours over the past eightyears working on thePeace Arch in HillsidePark in Lamont.

The Peace Arch wasoriginally started by highschool students in theearly 2000's, although theexact date it was con-structed is unclear.However, by the time theSaleski's started working

on it, it had been longforgotten and overrun byweeds.

In 2005, they startedtheir work on the project."I was at a council meet-ing and it was being dis-cussed," explainedDorothee. It was thenthat she offered to thetown's public works tohelp take care of theweeding and other jobsthat needed to be done.

"There was a need, andI love gardening," saidDorothee. So she and hermother got to work, andwith some assistancefrom the fire departmentand public works, thePeace Arch is again agreat place for people tospend time and relax.

Dorothee says it hasbeen a great experiencefor her. "We get to visitwith people as they gofor walks." She hasenjoyed meeting peoplewho come down to thatarea to walk and unwindand has heard manycompliments from thosewho happen to stumbleupon her and her motherworking. One personwho was there toldSaleski that it was a verypeaceful place to be.

"I love gardening, Andthis was just one way forme to give back to thecommunity," explainsDorothee, "if we hadn'tdone it, it would proba-bly have been levelledand then turned to grass.

Many of the perennialsthat the Saleski's haveput in there have comefrom their own garden athome, as well as some ofthe trees. One of thesaplings that are thereholds special meaningfor Dorothee as it hadbeen given to her by afriend who has sincepassed away from can-cer, and now for her, thattree serves as a constantreminder of his life.Dorothee says that itserves as her own per-sonal memorial for herwhen she visits.

LAMONT HEALTH

CARE CENTRE

Invites applications for the following positions:

Casual RNs, LPNs & HCAs

Consultiong Dietitian (Contract or 0.2 FTE

Position)

Please apply to:

Human Resources

P.O. Box 479

LAMONT AB T0B 2R0

or

Fax: 780-895-7305

Thank you

This tree will serve as aconstant reminder of thefriend that meant somuch to the Saleskis.

Volunteers play a vital role in the beautification and upkeep of our rural communities


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Letter to the Editor

Even though it seemslike the municipal elec-tion is still far away, Iwas given a remindertoday that it is closerthan I think.

I was searching for acontact's phone numberwhen I ran across thedocument: "Running forMunicipal Office inAlberta." It is a completecandidate's guide, andwas published byAlberta MunicipalAffairs in 2013. It wassomething I picked upduring a visit to theLamont County admin-istration office a coupleof months ago.

The handbook offerstips and information forresidents thinking about

filing nominationpapers, and I thought itmight be beneficial topass along some of thedetails.

While this may beobvious, in order tobecome a candidate aperson must be at least18 years of age on nomi-nation day, a Canadiancitizen, and a resident ofthe local jurisdiction forsix consecutive monthspreceding nominationday.

On the flip side, a per-son cannot become acandidate if they are theauditor of municipality,a municipal employee,(unless they take theentitled leave ofabsence), if property

taxes are more than $50in arrears or in defaultfor more than 90 days,for any other debt inexcess of $500 to themunicipality, have beenconvicted of an offenseunder the LocalAuthorities Election Act,the Election Act or theCanada Elections Act, orif they are a judge, mem-ber of parliament, sena-tor, or member of thelegislative assembly ect.,unless they resign thatposition before takingoffice as a member ofcouncil.

The time factor is alsoaddressed in the hand-book which states: "Thedemands on your timewill be heavy. You will

be elected for a four yearterm of office and dur-ing that time you will berequired to attend:

*regular and specialmeetings of council

*council committeemeetings

*meetings of otherboards and agencies towhich you are appoint-ed as council's represen-tative

*conferences, conven-tions, seminars, andworkshops for trainingand discussion

*social and otherevents promoting yourmunicipality

"You will also need tospend time readingmaterial and talkingwith residents, the Chief

Administrative Officer(CAO) and others. Thiswill all be part of thenecessary preparationfor meetings so that youcan make informed deci-sions. Don't forget thetime you need for yourpersonal life, work, etc.

"Elected officials gen-erally receive remunera-tion or other financialcompensation for thetime and energy theyhave devoted to theircommunity. The remu-neration varies in eachmunicipality, so checkwith your local munici-pal office to find outabout remuneration forelected officials in yourarea."

The document goes

onto state that a nomina-tion form must be filedand signed by at leastfive people eligible tovote in the election.

While there is nocharge to file nomina-tion papers in the Townof Lamont, candidatesrunning for a positionon county council mustpay a $100 fee.

Nomination day isSept. 23. Candidatesmust file papersbetween 10 a.m. and 12noon on that day.Government identifica-tion and/or legal proofof residence is required.

Michelle PinonEditor

Letter to the Editor,

We would like to thank all of those who volunteered in making of our annualLamont Summer Sizzler a big success. We were able to join or attend all of thewonderful events on the weekend.

Other than a few candy meltdowns from our 6 year old we really enjoyedourselves. Its quite unfortunate that some people who dont actually attendsome of the events and only speak from rumours make our wonderful townand its events sound lacklustre.

I think those of us who volunteer our time in making the sizzler so great, takethose words with a grain of salt.

Our town is truly remarkable and the volunteerism in it is an example to allthe communities around us.

Proud Lamont residents and volunteers Sylvia and Andrew McDonald

Sizzler volunteersgreatly appreciated

Alberta Municipal Affairs offers advice topotential candidates for upcoming election

Write a letter tothe editor!

All lettersmust be signed, and

include contact information.

The deadline for all letters to the editor is

Fridays at 5:00 pm

The Lamont Leader welcomes your opinions!

ATTENTION!

To the reader that dropped off a

letter to the editor last Friday

afternoon, we would like to

advise you that we require your

name, address, & telephone num-

ber in order to publish your letter.

Please contact us so we can run

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Bethlehem LutheranChurch5008 - 50 St. Bruderheim

780-796-3543Pastor Richard Williams

Sunday Service 9:30 amBruderheim, Ab.

Come as a guest, leave as afriendLamont UnitedChurch

5306 - 51 Ave., Lamont 780-895-2145Sunday Worship time 11:15 a.m.

Rev. Deborah Brill Everyone Welcome!

Reaching out to those in need, we support:Local Food Bank,

Elementary School Lunch Program,Bissell Centre,Kindred House

AA Meetings Thursdays at 8:30 pm

Bruderheim MoravianChurch

Welcomes You!780-796-3775

Sunday Worship 10:30 amFree movie under the stars!

August 23, 9 pmWreck-It Ralph

Bring lawn chairs and blanketsLocated at the 4-way stop in Bruderheim

www.bruderheimmoravianchurch.org

Orthodox V ParishesAll services start at 10:00 a.m.

unless otherwise notedSunday Divine Liturgy 10:00 am

780-895-2149Wednesday, August 14Dormition Fast Begins

Sunday, August 18: ChipmanTone 7 - 8th after Pentecost

Monday, August 19: MundareTransfiguration of the Lord

Visit our website www.orthodoxcanada.com

Lamont AllianceChurch

44 st. & 50 Ave. 780-895-2879Pastor Ron WurtzSunday Service 10:00 am

The small family church on the far east end of town

Come join us!Current Events

Taking Vacation Bible School Registrations Now!!August 19-23, 6 - 8 pm each night

for students grades 1-6.Call the church ro register.

Next Ladies Retreat: Sept 6-8thCheck out our website:

www.lamontalliance.comOr Call the church for more information.Roman Catholic Church

Cluster of Parishes of

Our Lady of Angels

Fort Saskatchewan

Roman Catholic ServicesLamont Auxiliary Hospital -

Saturday Evenings 4:00 pmOur Lady of Good Counsel - Skaro

1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays 9:00 amSt. Michael the Archangel - St. Michael

2nd and 4th Sundays 11:00 amFor further information please call

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For more informationcall 780-895-2780

Bethany Lutheran Church

20577 TWP 550 Fort.Sask.(7km East of Josephburg)

780-998-1874Pastor Richard Williams

Worship Service 11:00 amSunday School 11:15 am

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Chipman resident Melinda Kykosz still feels likeshes dreaming.

Even though it has been a couple of months sincethe 33-year-old received a new handicapped van, shecontinues to be in a state of disbelief regarding hermiraculous good fortune. So does her grandfather John Cooper, her primarycaretaker and biggest supporter. The humble duocant help but grin from ear to ear and shake theirheads at their good fortune which has changed theirlives forever.

One of her biggest fans is Aunt Jackie, CFCWRadio host and celebrity. After hearing that Kykoszdidnt win an urgently needed handicapped vanthrough a special online contest, Jackie Rae Greeningmade a plea over the air waves. One of the listenerswho heard her plea was Gary Willis with theEdmonton chapter of the Al Shamal Shriners.

Willis approached President Larry Howard and theAl Shamal executive. They, and the Al Shamal mem-bership, quickly agreed to donate the Shriners 2006customized wheelchair accessible van as it was notbeing fully utilized.

Melinda breaks down in tears when she watchesthe video of Howard passing over the keys to the newvan during a special ceremony in Edmonton on June4. What made the event even more eventful was thatMelinda had no idea what was happening untilHoward turned over the keys. she thought she wasthere simply to make a speech to members of theShriners about her involvement with the organizationand her multiple surgeries and specialized treatmentssince early childhood.

Melinda has been involved with the Shrinersbetween the ages of two to 21. I was born withCerebral Palsy, and because of this, I had a rare con-

dition which was an exterior dislocation of the righthip front. This meant my hip would come out of itssocket. So that is when the Shriners came into my life.the very first surgery I had was for my right hip. Allmy surgeries tok place at the Shriners Hospital inMontreal. The doctors tried multiple times over theyears to get my hip to stay in socket with very littlesuccess, until I met Dr. Anne Marie Cantin. In theearly 90s, Dr. Cantin rebuilt her hip socket.

Melinda has also had multiple knee surgeries, andcontinues to receive treatment for her specializedcondition , which means frequent trips to specialistsin Edmonton. Previously, making those trips in a vandeemed unroadworthy, was scary and dangerous.Now, Melinda and her grandfather ride and driveworry free.

She feels extremely blessed and is comforted toknow that grandma Elsie, who passed away in 2009,is smiling down at her from up above.

She also considers all the 790 CFCW team, and allthe Shriners, who have made her dream come truefamily members. You are all our family now, you allhave a special place in mine and my Grandpas livesand hearts. You are all our angels.

Celebrate the mighty potato!

Join us for an afternoon of fun and learn about

the potatos key role during the early days

of our province.

SUNDAY

August 18Field & Fort Day

Victoria Settlement Provincial Historic Site16 km south and east of Smoky Lake via Secondary Highway 855 and the Historic Victoria Trail. Open daily, 10 am to 5 pm, until Labour Day. t. 780-656-2333 victoriasettlement.org

11 am Church service in our historic 1906 Methodist Church.

Noon to 4 pm Black powder re-enactment camp and demonstrations and hilarious potato-themed competitions.

Potato sack races | Albertas first potato racing track Mashed potato eating contest | Potato carving contest

Historic Sites and Museums, Alberta Culture

Lamontt MinorHockey

Registration Only:

August 19, 6 - 7 pm

September Final Registration

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September 3, 7 pm

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Coaching applications

Contact Deb at 780.363.2335

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Dream comes true for Chipman resident

Melinda Kykosz and her grandfather John Cooperpose in front of their new handicap friendly van theyrecieved from the Shriners.


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Town of Lamont is seeking a Casual Part Time Communications Officer

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Key areas of responsibility and expectations:

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marketing materials and other communication initiatives.

- Ensure the Town of Lamonts website is maintained and reflects accurate and up

to date information of events happening in our community.

- Other duties and assignments as requested.

The ideal candidate will have:

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- Work independently and as a team member, with proven listening, written and

verbal communication skills.

- Attention to detail and strong time-management skills.

- Experience with maintaining Websites would be an asset.

The salary for this part time position will be $500.00 per month. This competi-

tion closes upon selection of a suitable candidate.

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C h i p m a n sCelebration of theCentury is only daysaway, and organizers arebusy putting the finish-ing touches on the vastarray of planned activi-ties.

Visitors and residentsalike will officially begreeted during theWelcoming Ceremonieswhich get underway at 1p.m. Saturday on mainstreet. Following speech-es and the unveilling of amonument in MemorialPark, Centennial Cakewill be served on thepatio of the Village ofChipman office.

Folks can also learnabout the basics ofgenealogy while there orhead over to theChipman National Hallwhere there will be his-torical displays.

Elizabeth Thirlwell,secretary-treasurer withthe Chipman HistoricalFoundation , is gettingvery excited for the mile-stone to arrive. Close to20 families will be dis-playing family heirloomsand history between 10a.m. and 4 p.m. that day.The foundation will also

be hosting a perogylunch there between 11a.m. and 3 p.m.

The historical founda-tion is one of severalcommunity organiza-tions which will be host-ing events over thecourse of the weekend.

Everything will kick-off on Friday with guestregistration at the visitorinformation centre acrossfrom the ChipmanMarket. Members of theChipman Players will behosting a dinner theatreat the National Hallbeginning at 5:30 p.m.,and fireworks areplanned for around 10:30p.m. that evening.

Saturday will beginwith a pancake breakfastsponsored by theChipman Lions Club atthe Seniors Drop InCentre from 7:30 a.m. to10 a.m. The ChipmanCar Crafters will have acar display. There will bea meet and greet for for-mer students and teach-ers of Chipman Schoolbetween 2 and 4 p.m. atthe National Hall.

As far as childrensactivities go there will bea petting zoo, sponsoredby the ChipmanAgricultural Society,sidewalk chalk art, glitter

tattoos, and interactivemobile science fair. Therewill be coach rides aswell as wagon ridesthroughout the day cour-tesy of Al Carter andBruce McGregor of theUkrainian CulturalHeritage Village.

A steak supper, hostedby the Sherwood ParkSawmill Restaurant willbe held on main streetbetween 5 and 7 p.m.Advance tickets arerequired for the supperwhich will followed by afamily dance, also onmain street, between 7and 11 p.m. A big screenwill be set up at the balldiamonds for a MovieUnder the Stars begin-ning at 10:30 p.m.

The Chipman Seniorswill be serving up flap-jacks Sunday morningfrom 7:30 to 10 a.m.Sunday Church Serviceswill be held at 10:30 a.m.and will be followed bythe Ringing of the Bellsat 12 Noon. At lunchtime, the Village ofChipman will be servingup complimentary hotdogs and there will bemore musical entertain-ment to round out thefestivities on main streetbetween 12 noon and 2p.m..

Chipman Centennial Celebrationssure to have lots to offer

P. F. ReiterCP Contributor

Over 30 local munici-pal employees, steward-ship group members,Watershed Planning andAdvisory Council mem-bers and landownerstraveled to attend theStewards in Motion con-ference at MistahiyaLodge on Aug. 7, 2013.

Stewardship is the col-lective responsibility to

retain the quality andabundance of land, air,water and biodiversity,and to manage this natu-ral capital in a way thatconserves all of its envi-ronmental, economic,social and cultural val-ues according to theAlberta StewardshipNetwork.

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The conferences pur-pose was to connect withmunicipalities to advancegrassroots change.

Guy Greenaway isSenior Project Managerwith the MiistakisInstitute. As keynotespeaker, he started withStewardship is havingpeople and ideas come

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Alberta Conservation Association looking for feedback into proposed Angling levyLeslie CholowskyEditorThe Community Press

The Alberta Conser-vation Association(ACA) announcedThursday, Aug. 1, thatthey have been askedby the hunting andfishing community,made up of membergroups and WIN cardholders, to addressconservation concernsand take on new proj-ects.

To continue to meetthe expectations ofstakeholders, the ACAis proposing a levyincrease to fishing

licences in Alberta.ACA says the net

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With the additionalfunding generated,estimated to be$850,000, they expect toincrease the work theACA is doing related tofish habitat, includinghabitat improvementsand riparian restora-tion among otherthings, fish stocking,and lake aeration.

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The levy change hasnot been approved byACAs Board ofDirectors or theMinister, right nowthey are looking to thegeneral public for feed-back into thesechanges.

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The ACA says theywill extend the consul-tation deadline to meetwith specific interestgroups if required, andthe website providesinformation for one-on-one contact with thePresident of ACA,Todd Zimmerling forthose who wish to doso.

groups are Battle RiverWatershed Associationand the WPACs(Watershed PlanningAdvisory Councils),Ducks Unlimited, ALUS(Alternative Land UsesStewardship) who werealso presenters of theday.

There is the ProvincialLand Use Frameworkwhich divides theprovince into six LandUse Regions for whicheach will have their ownset of regional bylaws, towhich each municipalitywill have to align with -only one in the south isnear completion at pres-ent.

Greenaway illustratedhow the groups have thesame concerns and canwork together, eachusing their strengths inareas of expertise, fund-ing, staffing and otherresources.

He suggested thatgroups and individualscan intersect withmunicipalities by usingthe vision of councilsand the sustainability oftheir staffs.

By sharing responsibil-ity, but playing by differ-ent rules partnershipsmake sure the workdone is relevant, notredundant, saysGreenaway.

For individuals,Greenaway suggestedbe a citizen, be on acommittee.

You can work withland stewardship andhelp set stewardship inmotion by joining a com-munity group, using theGreen Acreages work-book, donating to LandStewardship, funding aproject, receiving theNews e-newsletter orsharing your steward-ship stories and exam-ples.

For Flagstaff CountyCouncil-woman Char-lotte Curtis, Stewards inMotion is about connect-ing with municipalitiesto advance grassrootschange towards thestewardship of our natu-ral resources.

She describes steward-ship as the recognition ofour collective responsi-bilities for our naturalcapital and to manage iteconomically and envi-ronmentally, in a sociallyresponsible manner.

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municipalities, breedunderstanding, problemsolving and relationshipbuilding in the scope ofmanaging responsiblyour natural capital? sheasks.

Curtis says thatGreenaway describedseveral pertinent similar-ities that municipalitiesand community basedstewardship groupshave in common withregards to issues sur-rounding the use of ournatural resources, advis-ing that there was muchmutual benefit in collab-oration.

We both have man-dates and operate underprovincial guidelines on

the management of landuse, water use, and othernatural resource protec-tion and developmentuses.

We also have compli-mentary resources invarious areas of expert-ise that should be sharedin seeking solutions toour responsibility of thestewardship of our natu-ral capital.

Curtis summed up theconference with, I sensethat municipalitiesrespond in varyingdegrees to the steward-ship responsibilityaccording to the degreethat the councilembraces the steward-ship concept or unless

they become legislated.There is a cost to

someone for the stew-ardship of our naturalcapital, much of which isprivately owned, and itis difficult to change theperception of the valueof it socially and envi-ronmentally.

While the public isslowly accepting envi-ronmental responsibility,social responsibility is

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New information about the steps you can take while repairing or rebuilding will better protect

your property from future flood damage.

Damaged property that has been repaired to the new flood mitigation measures will mean future

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Were rebuilding communities together. To learn more, visit or call 310-4455 toll-free.

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Alberta is providingdedicated funding tohelp restore damagedlands in flood-affectedcommunities.

While some commu-nities have already donegood work to re-contourcreeks and stabilizechannels, we need to bet-ter ensure the long-termstability of the banks andthe safety of residents,"said Diana McQueen,Minister of Environmentand SustainableResource Development.

This is a significantmilestone in flood recov-ery and future mitiga-

tion, and we will beworking together withlocal municipalities aswe move forward.

The province will pro-vide this new fundingdirectly to municipalities- details will be finalizedin the coming weeks.This funding is in addi-tion to assistance provid-ed through the DisasterRecovery Program.Disaster RecoveryProgram funding helpscommunities, homeown-ers, and small businessesrebuild to a functionaland safe state and coversdamages to buildings

and structures caused byuninsurable events.

However, outside ofthis minimum replace-ment and restoration ofland for structural safety,additional work is notcovered. This new fund-ing will help address thisadditional erosion con-trol work.

Physical barriers, suchas rocks or boulders, areoften used as erosioncontrols as they armor ariver or stream bedagainst water or ice ero-sion. Bridge abutmentsand pilings are othertechniques used for ero-

sion control.Time is of the

essence, said KyleFawcett, AssociateMinister for Recoveryand Reconstruction ofSouthwest Alberta.

Thats why were pro-viding additional fund-ing immediately for therestoration of highly-eroded sites in thesecommunities."

In total, the govern-ment will provideapproximately $20 mil-lion in immediate finan-cial support.

The province will con-tinue to work with flood-

affected municipalities todetermine which com-munities need additionalfunding for erosion con-trol work. Areas alreadyidentified include:

Canmore (CougarCreek);

Calgary (Bow River);Sheep River (Black

Diamond to Okotoks -including ThreepointCreek);

Exshaw (ExshawCreek and Jura Creek);

Lac des Arcs (BowRiver);

Crowsnest Pass (LyonsCreek);

Highwood River

(upstream of HighRiver); and

Bragg Creek (ElbowRiver).

Costs of individualprojects are still to bedetermined.

Our government waselected to keep buildingAlberta, to live within itsmeans and to fight toopen new markets forAlbertas resources. Wewill continue to deliverthe responsible changeAlbertans voted for.

New support for communities with flood damage

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On July 8, 2013, Lamont County hired Steve Crosbyto initiate the Lamont County Peace Officer Program.Steve is a veteran of the Edmonton Police Service,and has been awarded a Medal of Valor.

Although Steve has 25 years with city police, hisheart lies in the country as hes lived in rural settingsfor the last 15 years, having resided in LamontCounty from 2005-2010. He currently lives on a smallhobby farm, with his wife and kids. Steve has a lot ofsympathies with local farmers and because of hisrural background understands the concerns thatcounty residents have.

One of Steves goals is to establish a strong rela-tionship between himself and county residents.Therefore, Steve wants to be sure he addresses theconcerns that have been heard from the communitysince the intent for a Lamont County Peace OfficerProgram was announced.

The major portion of Steves time, up to 80 per cent,will be devoted to county roads, as the condition andsafety of the roads has been an ongoing problem thathas mainly been caused by industry. Therefore, Stevewill devote the majority of his time ensuring thatindustry transports are within proper regulations forweight and dimension, to ensure safe travel on coun-ty roads, for everyone. His job will be similar to thecitys Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Unit, excepthe wont be doing mechanical inspections.

The other 20 per cent of Steves time will deal withcounty bylaws, however it wont be his job to pick upstray dogs, or give out tickets for noise complaints.He has no intent to go out and write a bunch of tick-ets. He wants to assure people that this is not why hewas hired. His job is not to create revenue for theCounty, but to protect public safety. If enforcement isnecessary, he plans to issue warnings before resortingto issuing tickets.

Because Steve doesnt want to have to issue tickets,he plans to do a lot of educating. Steve will be goingto those in industry and educating them aboutprovincial rules for trucks and transport on Countyroads. He plans to attend various events in commu-nities througout Lamont County so residents can askquestions and educate themselves on their responsi-bilities. Steve is currently in the process of develop-ing the program and wont be out on patrol until mid- October. He will make himself available once theprogram is underway, so County residents can con-tact him directly with concerns.

Steve truly is Officer Friendly, and he will be tak-ing the best interests of County residents to heart. Hewants to ensure County roads stay safe for everyone,that industry and residents are educated and under-stand their respective roles in maintaining theCounty as a safe place to live and work.

Lamont County welcomesnew Peace Officer

Steve Crosby, Lamont Countys new Peace Officerstarted working with the county on July 8, 2013

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The Hitching Post Cafe inKinsella, is holding Rib andWing nights every Fridayevening from 5p.m.-8p.m.Reservations welcome butnot necessary, licensed din-ing. 780-336-0199. 23tfn________________________You are invited to join IreneToverud for cake and icecream in celebration of her95th birthday at Food WithFlair on Thursday, Aug. 15from 2-4p.m. Please nogifts, just your being there.In lieu of cards, please dropa coin in the basket avail-able to go towards Raisethe Roof project. 30p________________________Open challenge to all busi-nesses owners in Tofield tospend 15 minutes in a dunktank to raise money forSierra Roth. Contact Donnato register: 780-662-4878.

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Viking Community Foun-dation meeting Thursday,August 15, 7p.m. at theViking Town Office. Foun-dation Directors and Mem-bers please attend. 28-30c________________________Viking Farmers MarketRegular Thursday MarketAug. 15. from 2 - 4 p.m. atthe Viking CommunityHall. Vendors welcome. Formore info or to book a tablecall 780-592-2431. 28c________________________Battle River FootballAssociation helmet fitting,first fall practise and regis-tration date will be onSunday, August 18 startingat 11 a.m. at the SedgewickRec. Centre. Anyone inGrade 10-12 in FlagstaffCounty Schools or VikingSchool planning to playfootball this season shouldattend. Please call DarrylSnider at 403-803-6532 orKimberly Bullee at 780-384-2761 with any questions.

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Tofield Garden Club Tea.Tuesday, August 20, from1:30p.m. - 4p.m. at theUnited Church basement.Everyone welcome! Veget-ables and flowers for sale.

TM 29-30c

Follow Your DreamsFundraiser for Sierra Roth.Fri. Aug. 16th Tofield FairGrounds. Huge GarageSale, Silent Auction, DunkTank, Bouncy Castle,Gladiator Joust, FamilyBBQ. TM30p

Spacious newly renovatedone, two, and three bed-room apartments. Includeslaminate flooring, ceramictile, new appliances, cable,heat, and water. Rents start-ing at $550 with rentalincentives on a one yearlease. 780-662-3396. 23tfn________________________4 bedroom house, 13 milesnorth of Irma. $1,200 permonth, gas & power includ-ed. Phone 780-754-2180 or780-754-2146 30-33p________________________House for Rent in Tofield.This house features 3 bed-rooms, 1 bath upstairs allnewly renovated with 2additional bedrooms & 1bath downstairs. This is atotal of 2200 sq. ft. of livingspace, plus a single cardetached garage. TheHouse is located in Tofieldperfect for all familiesPrivate backyard. Rent is$1300 plus utilities, damagedeposit $1300. HouseAvailable September 15th,2013. For inquiries contactTroy 780-619-8002. TM30tfn________________________House for rent in Holdenavailable Sept. 1. $850/permonth plus utilities, 4bdrm, close to downtown,garage stall. Call or text780-720-4421. TM30/33p________________________2 bedroom mobile home inViking. $500/month + utili-ties. 780-254-0140. 29/30c

For sale by owner. We livein town now. John Deere4010 tractor with DuzallLoader. 12 ft GrahamCultivator with SpringHarrows attached. 15 ftJohn Deere Tandem Disk.10 ft Steel box on MasseyHarris Disk Seeder. M.C. 9ft Drum Hay Bine. Model GVermeer Round Baler. 5heavy harrows on ModifiedCart. 5 ft bucket for loader.10 ft loader mount snowblade. Minneapolis manurespreader (P.T.O. Drive).Massey 50 tractor (3 pthitch). Tire chains forMassey 50. 7 ft snow blade(3 pt). 4 wheel Vicom hayrake. 18 ft self propelledRenn Swather with aChrysler Slant 6. All for$25,000.00, or negotiatedindividually. Field Ready.780-895-7433 LL30/31p

2002 R-Vision 19 ft Hybridtravel trailer. Sleeps 8. Easyset-up. Can be towed withmini van. Excellent condi-tion. Killam/Viking area.Call 587-999-3699. cp30-33p________________________Older motor home for sale.Sleeps 6. Includes air condi-tioning, new tires and bat-teries. Call 780-385-4586.TM 30-31p________________________Ford Winstar 2002 For sale.Good Condition. Comeswith set of winter tires withwheels. Fully loaded, $1,950OBO. Call 780-640-1541.LL30/31p________________________

Found 3-4 month old maleorange & white kitten inViking Hospital parking loton Sat., Aug 10th at 10 am.Call Amanda 780-336-4991

Estate Sale. Everythingmust go. No reasonableoffer refused. Mon.-Fri.5:00-8:00. Sat.-Sun. 10:00-6:00. Furniture, tools,household items. 4736-56Ave in Tofield. TM 29-30p

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________________________Front Store/Receiver re-quired at Crossroads IDAPharmacy in Viking. Applyin person with resume.

30TFN________________________Part time office/marketingsupport needed for localyouth ATV training compa-ny. Must be proficient inmicrosoft office, socialmedia and basic account-ing. Flexible schedule avail-able for right candidate.Please email resume to:[email protected].

TM30/31p________________________Labourer/swamper/opera-tor required for sandblast,hydrovac, directional drilloperation. Oilfield ticketsan asset but can be ob-tained.Willing to train suit-able candidate. Class 5 lic-ense required. Call Bob AshLtd. @ 780-336-1313. 20tfnc

Reliable Part time helpwanted, must be able towork weekends and weekday shifts. See Yogi or dropoff resume at Viking Meats.780-336-3193. 21/TFN________________________Training assistant neededfor local youth ATV train-ing company. Must be out-going, energetic. and greatwith children and largegroups. Must be availableon weekends, have owntransportation and be will-ing to learn and row withthe position. First Aid need-ed. Students welcome toapply. Please email resumeto: [email protected] TM30/31p

House for sale by owner at4806-50th street Andrew.1007 Sq. Ft., 2 br., doubleplumbing, basement, 1room, bathroom, laundryroom, paved driveway, 2sheds. phone 780-646-6167

LL29-32p________________________Taking offers 1975 MobileHome in Ryley area. 76'x12'wide c/w 12'x14' mudporch. Solid, some renoneeded, no leaks. Viewappointments. Phone 780-663-3691. TM 29-31p

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Carpet and upholsterycleaning - residential andcommercial. Truck mountunit, sewer back-up, andflood cleaning. Auto andRV cleaning. Call Glennand Cindi Poyser, FancyShine Auto and Carpet Careat (780) 384-3087, Sed-gewick. CPtfn________________________

Autobody - Auto RentalsTractor Trailer Collision

Sandblasting(780) 384-3080

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CPtfn________________________Roys Handyman Services. Flooring, trim work, base-ment finishing, decks,fences, kitchen cabinetinstalls and carpentry work.780-662-0146 or 780-232-3097. tfn LL________________________Massage and Reflexology. 1hour treatments. Marge780-662-3066. Will be closedfor July and Aug. TM23tfn________________________Cut heating costs. High effi-cient furnace replacements -air conditioning. Low rates,licensed, bonded, semi-retired tradesman. 780-718-0262. TM 29-34p

The family of the lateANNE GRESIUK wish toexpress our gratitude andappreciation for the manyacts of kindness and sym-pathy in our time of sorrow.A special thanks to Dr.Cunningham for his specialtribute. The Viking FuneralHome - Rose and EarlKjelland and Jean Congdonfor their guidance and sup-port. Donna - Food WithFlair for the wonderfullunch. Irene Toverud andMarion Cottrell for theirtribute. Urban Bloom(Allan) for his guidance andlovely spray arrangement.All the pallbearers. All thestaff at the VikingExtendicare for the care andlove for mom over theyears. To all those who sentflowers, cards, madememorial tributes and sentfood. Finally to everyonewho offered love, support,and sympathy. We are verygrateful. 30p________________________Thanks to those whoexpressed sympathy on therecent loss of a sister &great-niece.

~Karen Coulombe30p

________________________Thank you to my family forthe surprise birthday party.To all who attended. For thegood wishes and all thecards and enclosures.

~Leala ArbonTM30p

Saskatoons, Chokecherries,Pickling Cucumbers andRaspberries are ready.Helen Tanton 780-384-2447.2kms east and 3kms northof Sedge-wick. 27CPtfn________________________U-Pick strawberries,Saskatoons and EvansCherries. 1 km north ofViking on Highway 36.Phone for appointment.780-336-2160

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Wanted to purchase up to100 acres of standing haycrop. Favouring 40-60%alfalfa 3 cents per pound inthe St. Michael, Lamont,Andrew area. Call Mike780-210-0787.

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Wanted, Standing hay andcultivated land. Call 780-497-1663 and leave a mes-sage.

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Classifieds Serving Beaver County & AreaClassified ads placed in any of the three publications will appear in all papers for ONE price of $10.75for the first 25 words and .39 a word thereafter

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Well treed 5.52 acre parcelin Beaver Meadows. Backsonto 40 acre environmen-tal reserve. $95, 500. For

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District of AlbertaDivision No. 01-EdmontonCourt No. 24-1774464Estate No. 24-1774464

NOTICE OFBANKRUPTCY AND

FIRSTMEETING OFCREDITORS

(Subsection 102(1))IN THE MATTER OF THE

BANKRUPTCY OFLoman Robert ShattlerTAKE NOTICE THAT:

Loman Robert Shattler madean assignment in bankruptcyon the 1st day of August, 2013and BDO Canada Limited wasappointed as Trustee of theEstate.

The First Meeting of Creditorswill be held on the 20th day ofAugust, 2013 at 10:30 a.m., atthe office of BDO CanadaLimited, 9897 34 Ave.,Edmonton, AB.

DATED at Edmonton, Albertathis 13th day of August, 2013.

BDO CANADALIMITED

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MEIER GUN AUCTION.Saturday, August 31, 11a.m., 6016 - 72A Ave.,Edmonton. Over 150 guns- Handguns, rifles, shot-guns, wildlife mounts,hunting and fishing equip-ment. To consign 780-440-1860._____________________

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_____________________ESTATE AUCTION. Aug.17 & 18 - Saturday/Sunday. Collection of ori-ental & Victorian antiques,art works, & guns!Athabasca, AB. Viewing:Fri. 4 - 6; Sat. 9 - 10 a.m.Auction: 10 a.m. bothdays. Detailed pictures:www.all-riteauctions.com.780-374-3864; [email protected]. Licence#194638.

_____________________KELSEY'S RESTAU-RANT & Lounge Equip-ment & LeaseholdDispersal Auction. 1935Gaetz Ave., Red Deer,Alberta. Tuesday, August20, 2013 at 11 a.m. Seew w w . m o n t g o m e r y a u ctions.com or call 1-800-371-6963.

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_____________________Marine EngineeringOfficers are required forvarious civilian positionswith the Department ofNational Defence inVictoria and Nanoose BayBC. Online applicationsonly through the PublicService Commission ofCanada website, Ref-erence# DND13J-008697-000069, Selection Process# 1 3 - D N D - E A - E S Q -375697, Canadian ForcesAuxiliary Fleet (CFAV).Applicants must meet allessential qualifications list-ed and complete the appli-cation within the pre-scribed timelines. **http://jobs-emplois.gc.ca/index-eng.htm. Le ministre de laDfense nationale cherchedes Officiers du gnie dessystmes de marine pourremplir divers postes decivils Victoria etNanoose Bay enColombie-Britannique. Lescandidates et candidatspeuvent postuler en ligneseulement, au site Internetde la Commission de lafonction publique duCanada, numro derfrence DND13J-008697-000069, numrodu processus de slection13-DND-EA-ESQ-375697,Vaisseaux auxiliaires desforces armes canadiennes.Les postulants doivent pos-sder toutes les comp-tences requises numreset soumettre leur demandeselon l'chance prescrit.** http://jobs-emplois.gc.ca/index-fra.htm._____________________

OUTSIDE SALES PER-SON for NAPA Store inThree Hills, Alberta.Automotive parts/serviceknowledge required andsales experience is valu-able. Resume to: [email protected]._____________________

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