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THE WARBURG BUGLE [email protected] 780-887-0077 SEPTEMBER 18, 2020 EDITION #279

The Warburg Bugle

Edmonton & District Kart Racing Association (EDKRA) invites you to come watch their final race of the year.

Free of charge, everyone welcome! Social distancing rules apply.

For more information about EDKRA please visit their website at www.edkra.ca


Wanted to Buy - Will buy your old lead batteries for re-cycling. Also Free removal of scrap vehicles. We pay cash for both! 1.403.396.8629 (4-4)

Part Time Cook and P/T Waitress Wanted - Big Tee Golf Resort. Call or stop at restaurant and ask for Tam-my. 780.696.3883 (2-2kr)Sunnybrook Cafe is seeking new team members. Must be able to do shift work; days, evenings and week-ends. Experience preferred but willing to train the right person. Please drop off resume at the Cafe. (2-2kr)

Skidsteer Forks For Sale. Call 780.848.2854 (1-2)Beef for Sale - Grass Fed Angus. 1/4 or 1/2. Ready to go now -You can have it today!780.405.7380 (1-2)

House for Rent in Breton. 2 bedrooms, one bath and a nice big yard. $700 Rent plus utilities. Professionally cleaned and ready to move in. Phone Tyler.780.621.7120 (1-1kr)Cozy 2 bedroom house, suitable for seniors or some-one needing easy access. Small detached garage. Available October 1. Rent $1150.780.848.2628 or 780.221.9030 (2-2)

Building for rent in Breton - $500/mth plus utilities.Call 780.696.3551 (2-2kr)

Custom Built Epoxy Countertops and Interior Renovations - are you looking to update your countertops, renovate your home or need home repairs - call Greg Sharman @ 780.898.3866 or visit www.gregsharman.com or www.counter.gregsharman.com (2-2kr)

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RIMER, Waldemar (“Wally”)

Wally Rimer of Leduc (formerly of Warburg) passed away peacefully on September 7, 2020 (age 87)

at the Leduc Hospital with his loving wife and son by his side.

He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Eileen (nee Sader), son Russell (Christine), sisters

Lilly Rimer and Olinda Glasspoole, sisters-in-law Joan and Ellie, numerous nieces, nephews,

family members and friends.

He was predeceased by his parents Albert and Maria and his older brothers Arthur and Bert.

Cremation has taken place, and due to the COVID-19 health guidelines,

a Celebration of Life is being planned and will be announced and held at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, donations in honour of our dearly loved husband and father may be sent to

charity of choice, or Alzheimer’s Society of Alberta & Northwest Territories,

#306, 10430 – 61 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB T6H 2J3,

or Leduc Hospital Foundation, 4210 – 48 Street, Leduc, AB T9E 5Z3.

The family wishes to express its sincere gratitude to the wonderful and caring doctors, nurses,

and receptionists at the Leduc Hospital (and in particular the Emergency Department and Unit 21)

who treated Wally and his family members with the greatest degree of respect and dignity

during Wally’s final days.

Condolences: www.serenity.caSerenity Funeral Service, Leduc (780) 980-3688


Are you a post-secondary student with a major in an agricultural or medical field? If so, you could be eligible for the Albert & Maria Rimer Memorial Scholarship!

Eligibility• Applicants must have graduated from Warburg High

School.

• Students must be enrolled in a post-secondary program with a declared major in an agriculture field; secondary consideration will be given to those studying in the medical field.

The applicant must submit a personal letter to Leduc County and include personal details, a Grade 12 transcript, proof of registration in a post-secondary program, and any other information the applicant believes is relevant.

Visit leduc-county.com/scholarships for more information.

Submit applications via email to [email protected] or by mailing/dropping off the application at the following address:

Albert & Maria Rimer Memorial Scholarshipc/o Leduc CountySuite 101, 1101 5 St.Nisku, AB | T9E 2X3

Scholarship opportunity

ALBERT & MARIA RIMER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Applications due by Sept. 30, 2020

Support Workers - FT NightsThe George Spady Society presently has openings for full time Night Support Workers to fill a 12 month and 6 month temporary position, with our Cloverleaf Manor Intensive Supports Program located in Warburg, AB.The role will involve ensuring the safety and the well-being of the residents, while also following the policies and procedures of the George Spady Society.

ResponsibilitiesThe successful candidate will possess a caring non-judgmental attitude, some experience in working with complex life circumstances associated with substance-related disorders, mental health issues. They will sensitively and appropriately support the residents in an inclusive engaging environment.

Hours of WorkFT Nights 6:00 pm - 6:00 am 12 hour shifts, 4on/4off rotation schedule

Required Education, Skills and QualificationsThe successful candidates should ideally have a degree or diploma in a Human Services field with a minimum of 1 year of direct experience in working in a residential setting. • A Police Information and Vulnerable Sector Check is required• Have a basic understanding of harm reduction principles based on dignity, hope and healing as individuals move forward towards improved health and well-being.• Demonstrates understanding of the addictions field, and trauma informed care.• A combination of education and experience will be considered.

To ApplyPlease email your cover letter and resume to [email protected]

This competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.

George Spady Society thanks all applicants for their interest; however, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.


TIMED REAL ESTATE AUCTION FOR BUCK LAKE MERCANTILE 20JE

Location: 701 Lakeshore Drive Buck Lake, AB Auction Contacts: Office (Drayton Valley) 780-542-4337Clayton Dubnyk 780-910-6221 Moores Agri-Trade Ltd. 780-696-2249

4820 - 49 Ave Breton, AB20BF0001This item is “Unreserved” and sells to the highest bidder. Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase 45’ x 120’ bare lot in developed area in the friendly village of Breton.

Realtor Info: Moores Agri-Trade Ltd.Cathy or Trent 780-696-2249

4827 Hankin St Thorsby AB20BF0007This item is “Unreserved” and sells to the highest bidder. Call Cathy 780-898-0729 to schedule an appoint-ment to view. Former Thorsby Theater

522 Lakeshore Drive, Buck Lake AB20BF0003This item is “Unreserved” and sells to the highest bidder. Open House: September 6 12- 4 p.m. and September 14 12- 4 p.m. Due to Covid showings will be by appoint-ment only. Turn Key Year Round Home with Lake Frontage – Buck Lake, AB

Realtor Info:Maxwell ProgressiveChristine McFarland780-361-5925

Unreserved Timed Real Estate AuctionBIDDING OPENS: 10 AM September 17, 2020BIDS START CLOSING: 3 PM September 21, 2020

FULL LISTINGS AND DETAILS AT www.teamauctions.com

TURNKEY BUSINESS WITH HOME ON 1.83 ACRES! SHOWS PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP

Grocery, Liquor, Bakery & LotteryHome is a cozy 2 bedroom with bright kitchen & living room.

BIDDING OPENS: 10 AM Monday, October 19, 2020 BIDS START CLOSING: 5 PM Thursday, October 22, 2020

• Autobody Repairs & Parts • Tires - Sales & Service • 24 Hour Towing • Windshields • AMVIC licensed

Breton Auto Body

Phone 780.696.3757

Joe BendoritisTransport Ltd.

Grain • Fertilizer • Hay Equipment & Gravel HaulingLight towers for sale or rent

R.R. 2 Thorsby, AB T0C 2P0 780.996.1159


HOUSE FOR SALE • Open concept design • Bi-level with 80% lower level developed • 3 bedroom 2 bathroom

Too many upgrades to list!4811 - 50th Avenue Breton

For details and viewings callMaryann at 1.403.710.4567

Frontier Construction Products Ltd. is now accepting applications for its Thorsby plant for the position of: YARD PERSON - TRAINEE

Duties to include:• Packaging & shipping customer orders• Receiving inbound shipments• Operating various yard equipment such as forklifts, saws, grinders and other company specific equipment

Successful candidate should have:• Forklift operating experience• Shipping/receiving experience• No issues with outside physical labour• First aid training would be an asset• A mechanical aptitude is a key component for success within this company

Will provide training to the right candidateEmail to: [email protected] [email protected]

Warburg Salt of the Earth Revival Church is sponsoring a 24 hour prayer vigil starting

Friday, September 25 at 6:00 PM through to Saturday, September 26 at 6:00 PM

at the Warburg Cultural Centre.

We are linking with The Return, an endeavor happening the same weekend from Washington

DC. This is an appointed time, and a specific day set apart for one purpose, a return to God

by coming before His presence in humility, sincerity, prayer and repentance.

Please contact Sandy Broadbent at [email protected]

for information and plan to join us.

WARBURGSALT OF THE EARTH REVIVAL CHURCH

Prayer Vigil


Warburg Senior Citizens Club is holding their an-nual meeting Wednesday October 7 at 10am at seniors cen-ter. Voting in new executive. All members please attend. New members welcome. WINFIELD LEGION CASH RAFFLE- Tickets $2 each. Minimum payout $1,000. Or 50% of payout to a maximum of $2,500. Tickets may be purchased at WIN-FIELD ATB or WINFIELD HARDWARE. You may also contact Shelley or Joan at [email protected]. Draw date is November 11, 2020. Thank you once again for your support. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #246 - MULHURST - Regular Tues. Night Family Bingo’s - 7pm. Seeking new mem-bers in the community. 780-935-6281 Community United Church - Sunday morning worship resumes September 20th at 10:30 AM. For information please phone the church office 780-848-2227. Warburg Alliance Church is open. 11 a.m. worship service. For more information please phone 780-848-7577, check out our Facebook page or email us [email protected]. Warburg Seventh Day Adventist Church, Sat. Sabbath School 10 am, Main Service 11:30 am, Pastor Jason Williams 780-848-2271 Treasures Thrift Shop –IS NOW OPEN! (With restrictions) Please see signs at the store for everyone’s safety. Wednesdays from 10 am - 4 pm. Donations will only be accepted during store hours, please ensure your donations are clean. 5112 - 53 Street Warburg. Winfield Public Market: These Markets have temporarily been POSTPONED. Winfield Hall from 11 am - 2 pm. Call or text Carla 780-621-1285 for more info. Follow us on Facebook for up to the minute details! Thorsby Bingo has resumed- Bingo is held every Thursday evening at the Senior’s Centre. Regu-lar Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. Early Bird is at 7:00 p.m. Loonie Pots and Progressive Bingos. Thorsby Senior’s Thrift Store is OPEN! Thurs-days and Fridays from 10 am - 3 pm. Share our Bounty Sale - Clearance 50% off. Conditions apply. St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church weekly ser-

vice can be found online at You Tube, search for St.Matthew Thorsby where you can watch a message from Pastor Ron, music and prayers. All activities at the church remain suspended until further notice. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) at Thorsby Seniors Cente - Mondays, weigh in at 9:00 to 9:15 am, meetings 9:15 - 9:45 am, for more info call Jane 780-789-37891 or Elaine 780-221-3939 Night In Italy - Event postponed until further notice. Raffle Draw new date is July 1, 2020. Tickets are still available. Contact Rhonda at 780.514.5200 or Trent at 780.202.0140 Warburg Museum - Re-opened Feb. 1st. Open every Saturday (excluding long weekends). Stop in for pie and coffee from 1 - 4 pm. Does drinking affect your personal life in any way? Have friends or family expressed concerns towards your drinking habits? Have you ever tried to quit drinking, but could not manage to do so? AA can help! 5203 -54th Avenue Thorsby New Life Christian Church (every) Monday 8:00 pm 780-270-7903 Sunnybrook Community Hall Rentals: Con-tact Name: Mikayla, Phone Number: 306-307-2599, Email Address: [email protected] Lindale Hall Jam Sessions are held the 4th Friday of every month (excl. Dec.) at 7 p.m. Everyone welcome! Mulhurst Legion #246 Rentals Call: Marie 780-361-7350 CANCELLED - Thorsby Senior’s Soup & Sandwich Day at the Senior’s Centre is on the second Wednesday of every month. Five dollars will buy you a bowl of soup, a sandwich, a coffee, tea, or juice. Enjoy all this between 11:30-1:30 pm. Birthday Party follows at 1:30 pm. Everyone Welcome! Winfield Legion is available to rent. Rental Inquiries - Gordon 780-542-1243 or Mona 780-361-9558 “Sew Heavenly Quilters” meet every Thursday at the Warburg Cultural Centre, from 10:00 to 4:00. Ev-

[email protected]

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The project Capital Power is seeking regulatory approval to repower Genesee Units 1 and 2 to natural gas as a longer-term option for baseload power generation. The repowered assets will use some existing equipment combined with new best-in-class natural gas combined cycle (NGCC) technology. The repowering projects will be located entirely within the boundaries of the existing Genesee Generating Station.

Regulatory process and timelineStakeholder input is an important part of the process and we are seeking your feedback into this project through this Q&A session. There are details to the right with other ways you can provide input.

As part of the approval process for power plant projects in Alberta, Capital Power must submit two separate regulatory applications for project review to the Alberta Utilities Commission and Alberta Environment and Parks. Pending regulatory approval and prior to construction, we will apply to Leduc County for building and other development permits. Our high-level milestones are:

Join us for a virtual Q & A Session

Tuesday, September 22 3:30pm to 6:30pm MDTDial in to 1-800-319-4610 (Canada/USA Toll-free)*

Share your input and ask us about our proposed Genesee Repowering Project for Units 1 and 2.

*Due to restrictions associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, we are not holding in-person public open houses or town hall meetings at this time. Instead, we are hosting a virtual question & answer session where stakeholders can call-in to ask questions to the project team and provide comments and feedback.

For more informationAdditional information is available at www.capitalpower.com/GeneseeRepowering.

Interested stakeholders can also request to receive project information directly by contacting us at the methods below.

How you can provide inputIf you are unable to participate in this question & answer session, contact us anytime with questions or comments about the project:

Telephone: 1-855-703-5005

Email: canadadevelopment@ capitalpower.com

Mail: Genesee Repowering Project C/O Stakeholder Engagement Capital Power 10th Floor EPCOR Tower 10423 101 Street NW Edmonton, AB T5H 0E9

For more information about how to participate in the AUC’s independent review process, visit www.auc.ab.ca.

Submit regulatory applications Late 2020

Anticipated construction August 2021 (pending regulatory approval)

In service date Genesee Unit 1 Late 2023

In service date Genesee Unit 2 2024


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eryone welcome to join. Call Peggy Lunde @ 780.789. 2545 for more info. Parent Link – Stay ‘n Play held every Thurs-day from 9:30 am – Noon at the Warburg Village Office. Join us for some play time with your child! Ashland Dam Park - For reservations call Bruce @ (780) 898-9636. Breton Community Center- To rent the commun-ity center please visit our website www.bretonagsociety.com, call 780-696-3561 and leave a message or email us at [email protected] Camp Barvnok - For bookings, call Walter 7807172432, or Jason 7809904043, or email [email protected] Bus Transportation To Leduc - The 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month. Departs from the Clover-leaf Manor at approx. 9:00 am, cost of $8, call to reserve a seat: 780-848-7177 (Cloverleaf Manor - Warburg)(Pick-ups in Thorsby and Calmar). Leduc Public Market runs every Thursday 10-3 in the City Center Mall (Ken’s Furniture) 5201 50 Street. Lots of vendors with a wide variety of items. For tables or info call Jenna 780-868-7616. Warburg Bloomin’ Buddies Meetings - Please contact Linda McLaughlin @ 780 848 2916 for informa-tion re meeting dates and times. Warburg Legion Hall is available for rent at $75.00/full day and $50.00/half day with a deposit of $50.00 that is refundable upon inspection. For Hall rent-al , please contact Deb/Max 780 848 2923 or (780) 264 9217 or Nancy/Allan 780 848 7756. Warburg Cultural Centre - For rentals of facil-ity, wine glasses and/or tablecloths, phone Linda Mc-Laughlin at 780.848.2916. Meetings held quarterly. Warburg Senior’s Centre rentals. Call Nancy/Allan Gruninger 780-848-7756. $75 per rental, $50.00 dam-age deposit refundable after inspection – no exceptions! Warburg Pioneer Ag Society & Hall– hall rental $300, phone 780-848-2841 (non-smoking, 350 cap-acity), Meetings 2nd Wednesday of each month. Royal Canadian Legion #246 Mulhurst hall rental: Call Marie @ 780-362-7350 Thorsby Senior’s Centre rentals. Call Cathy Kuzio 780-789-2423 / 780-719-7124. Thorsby & District Fish & Game Regular Meet-ings are held on the third Monday of each month @ 7:00 pm at Warburg Village Office Basement (entrance through the back). Please join us. Contact Bruce at

780-848-2242 for more information. Breton Golden Age Centre Rentals - $10 / hour with $25.00 for use of kitchen or $15/day. Deposit of $50 required. Call Pat at 780.696.2056 Breton Crib Tournaments will be held every Saturday at the Breton Golden Age Centre - Starting January 5th at 12:30 p.m. except July & August. Weekly Bingo at Mulhurst Legion - Every Tues-day, 7:15 pm. Family Bingo! Everyone Welcome! 780-935-6281 Centrelodge Community Centre - For bookings call Caroline 780-789-3089. Morrowdale Community Hall - For bookings call Elaine at 780-789-2104. Mulhurst Legion Hall: For Hall Bookings call Marie: 780-362-7350 Telfordville Hall - For bookings call Tracy at 780-718-9549. Strawberry Community Hall - Call Ollie at 780-789-2180. Genesee Community Hall - Rentals call Joanne Liba at 780-940-7229. Funnell Community Hall - Christine Burton @ 780-898-6598 for bookings Hall Rent - $50/day. Calmar Bingo - Every Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm at the Calmar Legion (4815-47 Street). Wheel Chair Accessible. Concession Available. Community Bible Church – Alder Flats. Pastor Samuel Hayford 780-388-3926. Sunday Service & Sun-day School at 11 am. 780-388-0018 .


Apollo Concrete Ltd.Directions: From Breton - East on Hwy 616 for 3.2 km

then South on Range Rd. 35 for 2.8 km, East side of road

Insurance Inspections

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Kelly LafreniereOwner780.514.9724

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We apologize to our customers, please use this number,effective immediately 780.312.8840

Box 367, 5012 - 50 Avenue T: 780.696-2511Breton, AB T0C 0P0 F: 780.696.2017E: [email protected]#401, 9426 - 51 Avenue NW T: 780.426.3943Edmonton, Alberta T6E 5A6 F: 780.424.1875

• Derek W. Banman CPA, CA - Partner• Kyle Westerlund CPA, CA - Partner


Re-opening of Community United Church

For nearly six months our church building and congre-gation have been without the comfort of each other. We’ve grieved a bit, for the gatherings we’ve missed, the goodbye to Rev. Bert that looked nothing like we had so hoped for, the absence of those jovial greet-ings as we step through the church doors.

Government permission to worship in buildings does not mean everything is stable – it means we have per-mission to take our own risks. Our Re-opening Com-mittee has spent many thoughtful hours of research, walking through each step of arrival, worship and de-parture to prepare a safe environment to allow our congregation to return to the sanctuary for worship. The guidelines for Community United Church align with recommendations from Alberta Health Services, Government of Alberta and United Church of Canada.

Re-entry at Community United Church will be slightly familiar and greatly different. Knowing that familiar-ity comforts us, and that this experience may upset or traumatize us, the committee is hopeful that this information will help each of you become familiar with our new routine. Safety protocols at C.U.C. during pandemicDO NOT enter if you are experiencing any symptoms such as fever, cough, runny nose, sore throat, short-ness of breath or if you have been in contact with someone with COVID-19. Respect the 2m. physical distancing guidelines. Use hand sanitizer upon enter-ing the building. Wear a mask if you have one. What to expect: ARRIVALIf arriving at the same time as others, please take turns entering the church using the physical distanc-ing lines on the cement pad outside and on the floor just inside the church door. Shaking hands and hug-ging should be avoided.

Upon entering the church a greeter will ask you to use the hand sanitizer, offer you a mask if you do not have one, and collect your name and phone number. This information is only used for contact tracing by Alberta Health Services should someone test positive for COVID-19.

As you enter the sanctuary please collect your indi-vidual communion cup from the table as you pass through to your seat in a pew. The offering plates for monetary gifts will be available here as well and you

may make your contribution as you arrive or depart.

Seating in the pews will be marked and should be filled from front to back to avoid overlapping of people who are not from the same household. Members of the same household may sit together at a marked spot. What to expect: WORSHIPThe worship leader will lead the whole service on their own. Participation from the congregation as readers cannot be accommodated because of our space re-strictions.

Because of higher risk, activities like singing and passing of the peace will be avoided at this time. The organist will be playing the tunes, albeit perhaps shortened versions – feel free to clap, tap or snap along!

Individual communion cups are available as you ar-rive, just inside the sanctuary door. Please pick one up as you enter. A plate will be available here as well, to collect any monetary gifts given – you may do so as you arrive or depart.

After worship service September 20th, a church board meeting will ensue after a short break. If you are getting up from your seat, please remember to try to keep the 2m. physical distancing between your-self and others not from your family group. Food and drink will not be offered, please bring your own bag lunch and beverage. What to expect: DEPARTUREAt the conclusion of worship (for September 20th as the meeting ends), the pews will empty from back to front. As you leave, please remember to space your-selves for physical distancing and immediately exit the building.

At this time the re-opening committee will be dedi-cated to the cleaning regime after everyone has de-parted. As we develop a routine and habits, we will ask for other volunteers who feel they can offer a turn in the scheduling. Arrive with grace, Engage with grace, Receive with grace, Respond with grace and Leave with grace. Blessings,Re-opening CommitteeCommunity United Church


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Dark August by Katie Tallo

And also:A Traveller at the Gates of Wisdom by John BoyneChoppy Water by Stuart WoodsCajun Justice by James PattersonBitter Pill by Fern MichaelsBlind Faith by Sharon SalaA Question of Betrayal by Anne Perry

These books are new to WPL, not necessarily in.

Library ChatterFrom Gail O’Neil

Welcome to September and cooler weather and being indoors more, as well as enjoying the changing weather and all the beautiful col-ours!

The Library’s van run is bringing in new books for patrons. New programs for the community to enjoy and participate in. There will be a sur-vey soon, concerning the hours of operation for the library. The Board hopes everyone will give their opinion as to how these should work to the best of all patrons using WPL.

NEW TO WPL

Like Lions by Brian Panowich


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• Agriculture • Automotive • School Buses •

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New TEMPORARY Changes Due to COVID-19 ATB: 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM Monday to Friday (For urgent banking needs) Please call our office for help with other banking

REGISTRIES: 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM Monday to Friday

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The Bible Truth PageFrom Tyler Untinen

Hello to all readers, from Tyler Untinen and family. We have been doing some extensive studying of the Word of God, and have made some awesome, amazing and exciting discov-eries that we would like to share with you. The topic for this week is:

What is God’s Will Concerning Healing?

The answer is simple, God’s will is that all would be in good health all the time, and I can prove it from His own word. I will start with Exodus 15:26 in the last part of the verse God identi-fied himself as “the Lord that healeth thee”. When God brought his people out of Egypt “there was not one feeble person among their tribes” Psalm 105:37. There were about 600 000 men besides children that left Egypt, Exodus 12:37, and no body was sick or weak. There are several healings recorded in the Old Testament but I would like to look at the New testament now.

We can know God’s will by looking at what Jesus did because as He said in John 6:38 “For I came down from heaven, not to do mine own will, but the will of him that sent me.” And Jesus said in Hebrews 10:7 “Then said I, Lo, I come (in the volume of the book it is written of me,) to do thy will, O God.” So what did Jesus do while he was on earth? Acts 10:38 sums it up “How God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Ghost and with power: who went about doing good, and healing all that were oppressed of the devil; for God was with him” Notice that it says he HEALED ALL THAT WERE OPPRESSED OF THE DEVIL. Matthew 4:24 “And his fame went throughout all Syria: and they brought unto him all sick people that were taken with divers diseases and torments, and those which were possessed with devils, and those which where lunatic, and those that had the palsy; and he healed them.”

Matthew 12:15 “But when Jesus knew it, he withdrew himself from thence: and great multitudes followed him, and he healed them all;” In Luke 19:10 Jesus said “For the Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost”. The word save in this verse is translated from the Greek word “sozo” which is defined in the Strongs Concordance as: to save, that is deliver or protect, heal, preserve, save, make whole. So according to Luke 19:10 Jesus came to seek and to save and HEAL the lost. The Greek word “sozo” is also used in John 3:15-17 “That whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life. For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever be-lieveth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.” Did you see that?!! “that the world through him might be saved”, saved is “sozo” saved and healed!!! That is exactly what Jesus did. He saved and healed people and he did it be-cause it is the Father’s will.

As Jesus said, he came to do the Father’s will, and that is exactly what he was doing when he went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed of the devil. Here is another place where Jesus said why he came. John 10:10 “The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.” Sickness and disease is not abundant life, health and heal-ing is abundant life!! I would also like to add that “Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever,” Hebrews 13:8. Jesus healed then and now.

All scriptures are taken from a King James Ver-sion Bible with no copyrights.

If you have any questions or would like prayer please contact Tyler by email at

[email protected]


Dr. Gerard Thomas Amanna MD, MRCGP, DPD, CCFP, ACBOMDr. Amanna has joined Dr. Sivalingam’s Clinic in Devon. He has hospital privileges and is also a clinical lecturer with the Univer-sity of Alberta and the University of Calgary. Dr. Amanna was nominated for a University Achievement Award in teaching. Dr. Amanna was born in England and has a wealth of experi-ence as a family physician, completed his post graduate family medicine residency in England and has post graduate qualifica-tions in dermatology, diabetes & Occupational Health. While in England he also had extensive training in Emergency medicine and Elderly medicine.The Clinic also offers a female nurse to provide pap smears to our female clients. Dr. Amanna keeps up to date on the latest research, health trends and information!

Dr. Amanna is now accepting new patients!

HOSPITAL MEDICAL CLINIC, DEVONDr. Gerard Thomas Amanna

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Due to COVID-19 we are now taking telephone and video appointments as well as still seeing our patients in person. For video / phone please call in to book your appointment.

Warburg Village Market

780.848.7704 | [email protected] Ave | Box 532 | Warburg Alberta T0C 2T0

WE’RE OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCEMon thru Fri 8:30 to 7:00 Sat 9:00 to 6:00Sunday & Holidays 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Q & A - for your information and convenience:

Do you deliver?

Currently we are only offering delivery on request for those that may be shut in or restricted due to the current pandemic. Within the Village of Warburg limits. Email in-quiries to [email protected]

Do you have fresh meat available?

We offer a limited selection of fresh meats provided by either Ranchlands Meats or Warburg Hutterite Colony. Remember we can bring in many more cuts of meats or we can put together a custom meat package order for you. Stock your freezer? You bet we can help. Spe-cial event coming up? Yes we can help out. Need a roast for a family dinner? We can have one cut to your specifications.

Do you have items in bulk orders?

We can bring in case lots on request for you at any time. We are happy to order in any of our regular products by the case and may have the ability to offer good savings on occasion.

Can I special order baking?

Yes, we accept orders for all of our baked goods for your special occasion. If you need 20 dozen buns for a dinner, we can bake for you with a little notice. Let us know in advance and we can arrange to have your baking order fresh for you on delivery day.

At Warburg Village Market we will go out of our way and do our best to ensure you always have the best quality products available. Remember, if you do not see it, please ask. We may be able to accommodate your request simply and quickly. Let us know how we can make your shopping experience better. Thank you for your support!


submit their applications.A call for proposals for specific projects under the Healthy Communities Initiative will come at a later date.

Organizations are encouraged to review the open Call for Applications and consult the Applicant Guide for full details on eligibility and how to apply at: https://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/chci-iccs/in-dex-eng.html

September 9, 2020

Call for Proposals for Community-based Projects that Support Seniors

OTTAWA: Gerald Soroka Member of Parliament for Yellowhead wishes to advise the launching of the 2020–21 New Horizons for Seniors Program (NHSP) Call for Proposals for community-based projects.

This year, organizations will be able to apply for funding to support seniors dealing with the pan-demic by submitting project proposals that offer specific COVID-19 relief and recovery activities for seniors.

Organizations are invited to apply for funding that supports the NHSP national priorities for this cycle:• Supporting healthy ageing• Preventing elder abuse and fraud• Combatting ageism, celebrating diversity and promoting inclusion• Improving seniors’ access to government services and benefits• Adapting community-based organizations to a more virtual environmentOrganizations are still welcome to submit propos-als for more traditional NHSP projects that they plan to deliver in 2021–22.

The 2020–21 NHSP community-based Call for Proposals is open until October 20, 2020. Details on how to apply, please go to: https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/programs/new-horizons-seniors.html

Healthy Communities Initiative Open Call for Applications

From MP Gerald Soroka

September 11, 2020

OTTAWA: Gerald Soroka Member of Parliament for Yellowhead wishes to advise that Infrastructure Canada has launched an open call to non-govern-mental not-for-profit organizations who will work directly with municipalities, local governments, In-digenous communities and not-for-profit community partners to identify and fund local projects through the Canada Healthy Communities Initiative.

Organizations with existing capacity and reach can participate in this open call for applications. Eligi-bility requirements include having national reach, experience with the delivery of programs and/or community grants, a mandate that aligns with ad-vancing, strengthening and supporting commun-ities, and established networks and expertise work-ing at the community level in Canada.

Potential projects could include: supporting main street business associations to adapt seating ar-rangements, modifying recreational facilities to ac-commodate for physical distancing, building pop-up passage ways for bikes, scooters, and personal mobility devices to allow citizens to move around their communities safely, or developing apps or other digital tools to allow residents to access ser-vices remotely.

Intake for local projects will begin only after the organization(s) is/are selected and their Canada Healthy Communities Initiative funding program is established.

Organizations will have until October 16, 2020 to

MP REPORTfrom The Office of MP Gerald Soroka, Member of Parliament for Yellowhead


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Dawn Heisler 780-619-2564 (cell) 780-986-2900 (office) www.dawnheisler.remax.ca

email: [email protected]

OWNED LOT 2009 modular, 3 bed, 2 bath, paved driveway E4042452 REDUCED $180,000 $150,000

Residential Lot 12 $24,000 / Lots 23-25 Your choice $45,000 Commercial Lots 19 & 20 - $27,000 ea. Pie Lot In Cul de sac $35,000REDUCED $29,000

WARBURG VACANT LOTS

MITCHELL BEACH OASIS (FD39)Private, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, skylights, covered deck, log, vaulted ceilings, hardwood, storage sheds, fire pit. Just move right in! E4196590 $279,000

Private mature treed. 28x30 oversized dbl ga-rage. 20x12’ old log shop, 3 bed, 2 bath 1994 mod-ular, covered deck, wood burning fireplace, added porch entry. New shingles E4167489 $225,000

WINFIELD 3 ACRES WARBURG HUGE YARD3 bed. 2 bath modular on a large private lot. 2007 with many renovations. AIR CONDITIONING, 2 storage sheds, fenced, large deck. RV parking. Lot lease $280/month. E4170794 $104,000 REDUCED$99,000

Beautifully treed w/ pasture. 1998 -vaulted ceilings, wood burning stove, covered deck, walkout bsemt, in floor heat. 40’x40’ shop with 8” structural cement floor, 3 phase hoist, two 14’x14’ doors. E4162172 REDUCED $649,000 $624,900

LOG HOME WITH 80 ACRESREDUCED!

WARBURGOwn the lot, many up-grades, 2 bed, 1 bath, open concept, 2 sheds, apple tree. E4011044 $99,000 REDUCED $95,000

REDUCED!

Cozy in Thorsby 1 bedroom with loft, wood burning stove, oversized single garage. Huge lot, fruit trees, fenced. E4175152 $115,000

CHARACTER HOME

Mix of trees and open land. Approximately 4 miles from Pigeon Lake. Great for building your dream home or weekend getaway. Lots of wildlife. Zoned Lake Watershed. Oil revenue $3520/year. E4175719 $189,000

TWO 80 ACRE PARCELS Cleared land. N half currently in hay. S half hay and pasture, Highway access. Gently sloping to South. $429,000 each

6.2 treed acres in Mission beach Pigeon Lake. E4191325 $299,000

LAKEFRONT PROPERTY

REDUCED!

13 acres, 2300 sq.ft. 5 bed house, attached garage, exten-sive outbuildings incl. heated, serviced shops, fenced for livestock. E4190098 $750,000

REDUCED!6 bedroom, 3 bath lge home, wood burning stove, attached garage, hip roof barn, paved driveway, 5.68 aces, fenced E4200555 $459,000

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