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on the location of the multiuse facility in Whitecourt.
Town lawyers are reviewing the petition to ensure it
meets all the relevant criteria
required. According to WWCAA, given the timing of
the project, the vote should
not cause further delays, if
handled expeditiously by
town officials. Town officials
could have a a different view.
If so, the arguments will con(Cont. page 4)
Hidden History
An entire school of modern
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John Maynard Keynes. Read
about the startling words he
published in his last essay on
page 2.
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Dream home on page 12, 13.
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1971, all classrooms and por(Cont. page 10)
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by Dan Parker
A while back this writer
came across a quote on the
Internet that seemed startling
in its honesty, having come
from a famous economist
who was not known for being a maverick. So influential was this man,
John Maynard Keynes,
that an entire school of
modern thought bears
his name.
Keynes had written “we must pretend to
ourselves and to everyone that fair is foul and foul
is fair; for foul is useful and
fair is not. Avarice and usury
and precaution must be our
gods for a little longer still.
For only they can lead us out
of the tunnel of economic necessity into daylight.”
The quote was verified
by obtaining a book through
the Alberta library system.
The passage is in Keynes’
very last essay, entitled The
Future. It is quite possible
the economist was coming to
terms with his life as he was
about to meet his Maker.
As is oft stated within
Advisor political articles,
people, particularly those at
the highest levels, are often
caught up in ‘damned if you
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do, damned if you don’t’ dynamics. The primary reason
for this is that to some degree
ruthlessness must rule wherever there is not an effective
and transparent government.
In essence, where justice
based human laws do
not hold sway, the laws
of the jungle take over.
Force and deception are
the cardinal virtues of
the latter milieu.
Any political entity
without an overarching government will
tend towards the laws of the
jungle. For example, before
there were nations, city state
components of those future
nations were at constant war.
Life within nation states was
immeasurably more peace(Continued on page 9)
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bandits burst through the doors of a bank, waving guns and
shouting at the workers and a few customers inside.
The robbers tied and gagged the bank cashier after learning the combination to the safe. They then herded the other
employees and customers into a separate room under guard.
After they rifled the safe and were about to leave, the cashier
made desperate pleading noises through the gag.
Moved by curiosity, one of the burglars loosened the
gag.
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They’ll do an audit after the robbery.”
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with words previously chosen.
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words “Defeat,” “Defense,” “Deduct,” and “Detail.” Pete was
one of those students who was deemed a slow learner, but
who was really bored with the pace of learning that was set in
his particular class.
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while his classmates awaited his reply.
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tinue, which in itself denotes
a healthy democratic fabric.
However, the larger issue has become how a difference of opinion is handled.
People can disagree in a fair
and courteous manner, or a
disagreement over a relatively minor materialistic
matter can escalate where
the higher qualities of civil
behaviour suffer. The latter is
virtually guaranteed to occur,
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question then becomes does
healing or further escalation
and long term grudges take
place? Perception as always
is a major factor, with each
side seeing itself as being in
the right.
degradation of democratic
processes. Malicious rumours were one part of this
degradation. Of course, it
can be difficult to distinguish
between false rumours and
the free flow of information
outside official communication structures. The latter is
critical to the constitutional
democracy that defines Canada.
One concerned citizen
echoed the sentiment that
there was a ‘cancer’ in the
town. This person clarified
that rather than being directed
at any individuals or groups,
the statement was more a description of the continuing
The passing on of rumours, and the discussion
of information that isn’t re-
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peated in the mass media, are
often both lumped under the
heading of gossip. The line
between gossip and political
discussion is often blurred,
with it being impossible to
separate the players from the
processes in many cases. A
new study on interpersonal
chemistry showed that gossip
was not so much used to discredit others or to build them
up as the case may be. Instead, it was used to create a
feeling of trust between those
talking about the matter.
As covered in last
month’s Advisor, the Federal
Accountability Act could go
some way in improving our
country’s federal political
structure. At the local level,
the provincial government
has made provision for accountability through regular
town organizational reviews.
The results of the organization review that George
Cuff is currently doing for
Whitecourt could go some
way in healing the rift that
currently divides the town.
However, in the final analysis, it will be up to the citizens
themselves to let bygones
be bygones and move on to
more positive work, which
will no doubt involve future
democratic debates.
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they had given their new
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Terry had married a
woman from America, and
bragged that he had told his
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house. He said that it took a
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day it was better. By the third
day, his house was clean, the
dishes were done, and he had
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The third man had married a Canadian girl. He
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comes as no surprise to teachers,
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before they can effectively teach
anything new.
“And parents are intuitively
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A 2003 Kumon/Ipsos Reid survey
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those who struggle with their
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“Reading is one of the simplest, yet most effective ways
to keep the mind sharp,” she explained. “Children become
skilled readers by reading. Do encourage them therefore, to
select a few interesting books for trips
in the car, for days at the cottage, or
for bedtime in their sleeping bags.
Reading is so portable.”
As importantly, reading introduces children to a world full of fascinating topics and the challenge for parents is to find just the right books to
spark their interest. Here’s how, says
Dr. McGhie-Richmond:
• Let your child select the book
to heighten its appeal. Studies have
shown that children choose books
for the same reasons adults do and
that includes the recommendation of
a friend; interest in the topic or story;
a television promotion; interest in the
author; plus the cover and back-cover
appeal.
• Take regular outings to the library or bookstore so you and your
child can explore the world of print.
• Create reading opportunities.
Provide the books, and plan times
when they can read on their own, and times when you can
read together. This is valuable for children of all ages.
• Read aloud to your children. It is the single most important activity for building the knowledge and skills needed for
reading success, especially in the early years.
“By reading to our children, we activate their imagination
and interest in a world full of stories,” Dr. McGhie-Richmond
said. “And don’t hesitate to include books that are just a little
beyond their understanding. This will require them to ask
questions and extend their thinking.”
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Calling the pot cracked.
An elderly Chinese woman had two large pots, each hung
on the ends of a pole which she carried across her neck. One
of the pots had a crack in it while the other pot was perfect
and always delivered a full portion of water. At the end of the
long walk from the stream to the house, the cracked pot arrived only half full.
For a full two years this went on daily, with the woman
bringing home only one and a half pots of water. Of course,
the perfect pot was proud of its accomplishments. But the poor
cracked pot was ashamed of its own imperfection, and miserable that it could only do half of what it had been made to do.
After two years of what it perceived to be bitter failure, it
spoke to the woman one day by the stream. “I am ashamed of
myself, because this crack in my side causes water to leak out
all the way back to your house.”
The old woman smiled, “Did you notice that there are
flowers on your side of the path, but not on the other pot’s
side? That’s because I have always known about your flaw, so
I planted flower seeds on your side of the path, and every day
while we walk back, you water them. For two years I have
been able to pick these beautiful flowers to decorate the table.
Without you being just the way you are, there would not be
this beauty to grace the house.”
Each of us has our own unique flaw. But it’s the cracks
and flaws we each have that make our lives together so very
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ful than before those nation
states had formed, even when
civil wars are considered. As
between erstwhile city states,
the rule of ruthlessness between nations can only end
with some sort of effective
federation of nations at the
global level.
In any case, as with all
mainstream
economists,
Keynes was not really writing about science or mathematics, but of political stratagems. For example, Keynes
advocated increased government spending to alleviate
the Great Depression, while
ignoring an obvious mathematical problem. The money
supply to private industry
and individuals had been cut
by 30% during this period,
guaranteeing a prolonged
economic collapse. Econo-
mists Milton Friedman and
Anna Schwartz came clean
on this matter in their treatise
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United States. In short, the
Great Depression was one
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If there is beauty in the person,
There will be harmony in the house.
If there is harmony in the house,
There will be order in the nation.
If there is order in the nation,
There will be peace in the world.”
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Alberta has an interesting history in that it was one
of the areas of the world that
advocated a solution that included less intrusive government, while dealing with the
real math of the monetary
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have to admit that Douglas
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tables at Central were filled
to overflowing once again.
Two grade one classes were
moved to the hilltop, and
housed in the basements of
the Lutheran Church and the
Masonic Hall. The following years these two classes,
now composed of grade two
students, were moved into
the former elementary wing
of the Junior-Senior High;
along with another grade one
class.
The elementary school
population continued to grow
rapidly. By 1975/76, the Hilltop wing housed grades one
to four in five classrooms.
These classes remained under the jurisdiction of Central
School. In the Central School
building there were fifteen
classrooms with grades one
to six. Counting both its hill-
the program began in the Lutheran Church basement with
eighty students and quickly
grew to encompass over one
The Hilltop High School hundred students housed
population continued to in two portables on Central
School grounds.
grow as well.
The program emBy 1975/76, it
Two grade
ployed two qualihad an enrollone classes were fied Early Childment of 450 puhood teachers and
pils and a staff
moved to the
of 24. No new
hilltop, and housed two teaching aides.
The management
additions had
in
the
basements
of the school was
been put on this
school since the
of the Lutheran under a Local Adeast wing was
Church and the visory Committee
consisting of the
added in 1971.
Masonic Hall. parents of children
involved in the
In
1973,
program.
an
Alberta
government sponsored preBy 1970, the Separate
school program for five year
olds was created under the School enrollment was also
County of Lac Ste. Anne increasing rapidly in the lowSchool Committee’s juris- er grades. It was decided to
diction. Known locally as transfer grades seven, eight,
the Whitecourt Mini School, and nine to the public school
top and downtown locations,
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to make more classroom
space for the lower grades.
Sister Helen Chaput went on
staff at the public school to
teach French and Miss Sharon Duce became principal.
In the fall of 1971, Mrs. Ruth
Paetz took over this job. She
left at the end of June, 1974,
when Mr. Art Hagen arrived
to take over.
Renovations and the
creation of more classroom
space within the existing
Separate School building occurred over the years as enrollment continued to grow.
Then in the fall of 1975 an
addition was put on. It included three classrooms, a
science room, an ancillary
room, administration offices
and washroom areas.
With the addition, grade
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seven was also offered again
and plans were made to add
grade eight and grade nine
over the next two years. By
1976, the Separate School
had a staff of nine full-time
teachers, one special-education teacher, the principal
(who taught part-time), a librarian-secretary and a community school co-ordinator.
All affairs of the St. Joseph’s
School were administered
by a locally elected Separate
School Board.
Next month, the growth
of the town’s health facilities
will be summarized from the
book Sagitawah Saga.
Above is the Hilltop
Junior & Senior High
School in 1974. The original wing, built in 1967, is
on the right.
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“How will that help?”
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More Lobster Fest Snaps
JUNE 2006
Superb Quality Abounds in t
George Horne does some accounting for the myriad items
donated for the silent auction filling the room at the back.
Above, three young ladies guide party-goers on how to
keep track of their coats.
Darlene Chartrand of Rotary ties up one of the liquor
ticket vendors for some time as she makes her purchases.
MLA George Vanderburg pitches in to help the Rotary
lobster cooking crew feed the full house inside.
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n this Dream Home
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FURNITURE DEN
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Furniture Den has
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Town and Rotary work together to create a great park
Above, picnickers, swimmers and walkers share the surroundings on a beautiful day.
Rotary Park is well on its way to becoming a prime
river valley attraction. Above, work is done on the water
feature attraction and slide. Below, one of several plaques
being set up around the walkways showing phases of
Whitecourt’s history.
Below, one of several concurrent soccer games taking place on the day these photos were taken. A winding,
paved road from 57 Avenue to Main Street, replacing the
busy dirt road to 51 street would be a valuable addition
Above, the makings of adding services to Rotary Park, which
the park.
will be needed as features are added to the park.
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Free Media Proposed
Media, Development and Poverty Eradication is the theme
of this year’s World Press Freedom Day, which UNESCO will
observe in Colombo (Sri Lanka) with a two-day international
conference on the subject and the award ceremony of the 2006
UNESCO Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom
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transparency, support to education, public health awareness
(such as education campaigns on HIV and AIDS) and sustainable livelihoods. There is also a strong positive correlation
between freedom of expression and higher incomes, lower
infant mortality and increased adult literacy.”
“Develop the
Speakers at the opening ceremony of the conference will include Anura Priyadarshana Yapa,
Minister of Mass Media and Information of Sri
Lanka, Mogens Schmidt, Deputy UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Communication and
Information, and Mangala Samaraweera, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Ports and
Aviation of Sri Lanka. Keynote addresses on linking of freedom of the press to the alleviation of
poverty will then be given by Daniel Kaufmann,
Director, Global Programs and Governance,
World Bank Institute, and Narasimhan Ram, Editor-in-Chief, The Hindu, India.
“Free and independent media should be recrelationship
ognized as a key dimension of efforts to eradicate
between an
poverty, for two main reasons,” explains the Director-General of UNESCO, Koïchiro Matsuura informed, critical
in his message marking World Press Freedom and participatory
Day. “First, free and independent media serve as
citizenry and
a vehicle for sharing information in order to facilitate good governance, generate opportunities responsive elected
to gain access to essential services, promote acofficials.
countability and counteract corruption, and develop the relationship between an informed, critical
Ed - Until the World Bank makes transparent the the efand participatory citizenry and responsive elected officials.”
fects of compound interest on money literally created from
“Second,” says the Director-General, “free and indepen- nothing, it must be regarded as working against both a free
dent media are associated with a range of ‘goods’ or benefits media and poverty alleviation. Fortunately, there is an inthat are highly relevant to the challenge of poverty eradication creasing number of economists, including ex-World Bank
- including the recognition and strengthening of basic human economists such as Herman Daly and Joesph Stiglitz, speakrights, a stronger civil society, institutional change, political ing out on the current unjust system.
”
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(Continued from page 9)
infrastructure, both physical
is right, but if it comes to a and social, falls into disrechoice between Social Credit pair. Most money is created
and Communism, I would as debt at compound interprefer Communism”. Given est. The money to pay the
the push Keynes gave for interest does not exist until
increased government spend- it is created as more debt
ing as a solution to the de- at more compound interest.
pression, rather than putting This dynamic builds a bubble, in that the
money back into
the pockets of the
Most money money supply
increases
dravoters, as social
crediters advo- is created as debt matically, simply
so
individuals
cated, the quote
at compound
and
governments
calling for cominterest.
can meet the demunism is given
mands of comsome credence.
pound interest payments.
Keynes’ views have Without the rapidly growbeen replaced by what is ing money supply, the syscalled the Chicago school tem would collapse. From
of economics. Yet the same figures readily available, a
overall dynamics continue. Bank of Canada Spring ReThe math of the current view shows the money supmoney system keeps calling ply increasing by over 300%
for bigger and bigger gov- between 1984 and 1996.
ernment, even while needed
(Continued on page 20)
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Despite being told the
venue normally used for the
Trade Fair would be under
renovations, and despite being seriously short-staffed
due to circumstances beyond
the Whitecout and District
Chamber of Commerce’s
control, the 2006 World of
Whitecourt Trade Fair was a
success.
There was a further challenge when the Chamber
briefly became caught up in
the town divide, but it stuck
to its mandate of neutrality
and refused to be drawn into
a debate where it did not have
a mandate from its membership.
The building available
was the Curling Rink, which
held about 40% fewer booths
than the nearby arena. Good
use was made of the parking
lot and the Curling Rink’s
lounge and kitchen facilities
to compensate for the smaller
area.
Next year, it could be
back to the larger arena building, with use being made of
the Curling Rink facilities as
well.
A key factor in the degree of success the Chamber
enjoys in the future will revolve around the reason for
its existence. The Chamber’s
mandate is to be a voice to
government, not of government. In the latter role, it can
only be another layer of bureaucracy, which is the last
thing business, and especially small business, needs. The
good news is that the top of
the Chamber’s organization
chart is the general membership. They can direct the
board as to the policies to follow by attending the monthly
general meetings held at
noon, every second Wednesday at the Travelodge downtown. There is a break for the
months of July and August.
Over the years the Chamber has weathered its share of
criticism, However, the essence of the organization is
that of volunteers giving a lot
of time and effort to pull off
events enjoyed by the entire
town. Despite differences in
opinion, this is something
that should be respected by
Chamber and non-Chamber
members alike.
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WORKWEAR
Dave Dunville of M&M Meats pitched in and made a super success out of the kitchen services, with proceeds donated
towards the St Joe’s rebuilding fund.
Mon - Sat 9 - 6, Thurs 9 - 9, Sun 12 - 4
Main Street - Next to CIBC - 778-4781
“A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER”
Finishing first here, for shameless self promotion, realtor
and Advisor publisher Dan Parker presents Toni Budgell with
the Royal Lepage - Zadderey Agencies booth draw prize of a
limited edition Andrew Kiss painting.
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Andy and Michelle Sierens look forward
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Whitecourt
July 31,
15, 2006.
WCB5
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Whitecourt Trade Fair.
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Alberta, with all its energy riches, is not immune
from the math. In a 2002
article by the Canadian Taxpayer’s Federation we can
read: “If spending on government programs since 1996
had increased every year
to keep pace with Alberta’s
population growth and inflation, spending today would
be $16.3 billion instead of
$19.5 billion. Alberta taxpayers would have an extra
$ .50
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$3.2 billion to spend, give to
charity, save or invest without the “help” of bureaucrats
and politicians.” The provincial $400 prosperity dividend
was a step in the right direction, as is the Federal childcare policy. However the
current monetary math will
drag any well-meaning governments into more and more
spending.
Eventually the bubble
deflates or bursts. Compound
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interest is exponential in nature, and therefore highly unstable and unsustainable. At
this point, the dynamic starts
all over again. Mainstream
economists refer to this as
the business cycle. A doctor
observing a patient acting in
a similar manner might diagnose them as bulimic.
Next month, part two of
this article will briefly touch
on the effects of our industrial age money system and
politics as usual on our social
systems, the environment
and especially on foreign
countries. This last area of
concern is highlighted with
a view to examining possible
solutions being put forward
by some analysts to prevent a
showdown between the West
and Islam. Some have referred to this possibility as a
clash of civilizations. Please
see the April 2006 Advisor,
page 2 for some background
on this.
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TRUE . Kids who miss breakfast miss out on needed
nutrients like vitamin A, vitamin B6, vitamin D, calcium,
magnesium, riboflavin, folacin, zinc, phosphorus and
iron. What’s more, breakfast skippers don’t make up for
these missing nutrients in other meals throughout the day,
potentially leading to dietary “shortages” or deficiencies.
A nutritious, well-balanced breakfast helps kids reach their
daily quota for the energy, vitamins and minerals they need.
Breakfast eaters, especially those who consume a readyto-eat breakfast cereal, also get more fibre than breakfast
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Whitecourt
Events
June 2006
(780) 778-5577 - 4907 52 Ave - [email protected]
Seniors Week
Sunday, June 4 to Sunday, June 11
At various locations in Whitecourt.
For more info: Community Services, 778-6610
What’s happening: Activities such as crib and whist
tournaments, bowling, strawberry tea, supper and entertainment evening and much more, to celebrate the seniors of
Whitecourt. Please call Community Services at the above
number for information and location of events.
Tennis Clinic - Ace Tennis Academy
Friday and Saturday, June 17 & 18
Time: Ages 6 - 12 Years; Friday 500 - 7:00 PM, Saturday
10:00 AM - Noon; $45.00 without racquet or $55.00 with
purchase of racquet. Ages 13 and Up; Friday 7:30 - 9:00 PM,
Saturday 1:00 - 3:30 PM; $50.00 without racquet or $75.00
with purchase of racquet
Location: Tennis Courts
For more info: Community Services, 778-6610
What’s happening: Have you always wanted to give tennis a try? Now’s your chance! A Tennis Alberta certified instructor will offer 4 hours of instruction that includes skills,
drills, fun and competition. You may purchase a racquet from
Tennis Alberta if you wish or you can bring your own to the
clinic. So register today and learn to play tennis the fun, quick
and easy way!
Celebrate Canada Day!
Saturday, July 1 - At Rotary Park beginning at 4:00
p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Fireworks at Graham Acres at 11:15 p.m.
Activities are being held in and around Whitecourt - Rotary Park, Graham Acres, Seniors Circle, and RCMP Century
Swimming Pool. Cost: Food Bank Donation
More info: Community Services - 778-6610
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You can drop your kids off for
a short time if you like. Ask us
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“Classic Toys n’
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778-5822 Midtown Mall
Did you know that
Tiddlee Winx is
your Whitecourt
centre for penny
candy, retro candy
and unusual
confections?
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New Home Service
Electronic Detoxification
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We also offer blood analysis
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Gamblers
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JUNE 2006
Please fax résumé to (780) 778-6666
Bullying hotline set up
Young people who are struggling with
bullying now have another option for help.
A new 24-hour helpline will provide support and referral for children and youth who
feel they have nowhere else to turn.
The helpline, 1-888-456-2323, is staffed
by counsellors who can provide information
on bullying prevention and intervention,
and refer youth to local counselling and
bullying prevention services. Helpline staff
are trained to identify potentially harmful
situations in need of emergency services.
The helpline is being launched in conjunction with an advertising campaign,
called Stand Up and Stop Bullying. The
campaign encourages youth to intervene in
a safe way when they see someone being
bullied.
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Let’s plan
healthier
meals
By Rose Reisman
(NC)-Believe it or not, it
is possible to plan
healthy meals that
your family will
enjoy and that will
not have you in the
kitchen for hours.
As the nationanl
spokesperson for Balanced Living for McCain Foods, I do it
all the time, and so can you. Here is how I do it.
• Plan your shopping in advance by thinking about the
ingredients needed for quick-to-prepare meals like stir fry
dishes, pasta, chili and vegetable burgers.
• Make a list to ensure you have all the essentials when
it’s time to make the meal.
• Use the basic principles from Canada’s Food Guide to
Healthy Eating - this is my “road map” to keep me on track
when it comes to buying healthy choices.
• Take time after shopping to wash fruits and vegetables
before refrigerating them to save time later in the week.
• Do some pre prep the night before or early in the morning. Cutting vegetables, preparing the sauces, precooking the
meat then refrigerating it allows everything to be “ready to
go” for cooking time.
• Try using an indoor grill to quickly cook steaks, chops,
chicken and fish or let a slow cooker make your dinner while
you are out of the house.
• Use frozen vegetables for a real time saver, especially if
you have a microwave oven. Their nutritional value is equal
to (and sometimes superior to) fresh.
• Double up on the recipes. It takes just as much time to
make one Shepherd’s pie or lasagna as it does to make two. I
freeze the extra one for later use.
• When serving your meal, keep portions in mind. Using
your plate as a guide - vegetables should take up about half
and the other half should be split between protein and grains
or starch, like potatoes.
Meal planning is a great opportunity to teach your family
about healthy food choices and meal preparation. If they are
involved in the process they will learn healthy habits that will
serve them for life. More information is available online at
www.livingwell.mccain.ca or www. rosereisman.com.
Rose Reisman, one of Canada’s best selling authors and
nutrition consultants, is the national spokesperson for Balanced Living on behalf of McCain Foods. This is the third
in a series of four articles on how to achieve the Balance of
Living Well in today’s busy world. - News Canada
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resident for 25 years. She has been an active, involved
member of the community and brings 20 years of real
estate experience to our agency. Troudy is looking
forward to helping you with all your real estate needs.
Troudy Kowaliuk
Associate Broker
Cell: 778-1140
Dan Parker
Realtor
Cell: 706-6151
Woodlands
Estates dream
home. Extensive
feature list. See
pages 12 and 13
for full details
and photographs
of inside.
Whitecourt: (780) 778-4017 ◊ Fox Creek: (780) 622-2211
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