Here’s what else is making news in the Sept. 22nd, 2015 edition of The Tofield Mercury, on news stands now!
– Terry Fox pep rally gets kids all fired up – “Pudding Pie in the Eye” challenge means throwing pies in new staffers’ faces if school raises $6,000;
– Good food attracts folks o 2015 Fall Spilstead Steak Fry;
– Loose Ends columnist Carol Livingstone discusses food issues in “Are You A Foodie?;”
– This Week on the Web: Dogs stick together to await help; Boy arrested for home-made clock; Canada goose shot with arrow; Pilot diverts plane to save dog’s life;
– Reach out to save lives: understanding signs of suicide;
– Opinions: Wildrose says Albertans don’t need to be told to “settle down” by Premier Notley; Letter: Invest in People, urges writer;
– Scratch ticket vending machines come to Alberta;
– EIPS announces a larger replacement school for Ardrossan than had been initially expected;
– Holden villagers take part in Terry Fox Run – Komarnisky family runs on behalf of relative;
– Floor curling being held at the Tofield Community Hall every Monday;
– Beaver County Chronicle: Producers need diligence to stop Jimsonweed; Local cowboy given special western tribute at funeral;
– Also in this edition: The first of two special Fall Supplements at the back of the paper with advertising; Help Wanted section; business and professional pages, church directory, classified (covers three local papers) and blanket advertising (covers province); events, real estate and much more!
