Here’s what else is making news in the Sept. 29, 2015 edition of The Tofield Mercury, on news stands now!
– Ryley boys celebrates 40th anniversary of War Amps Child Amputees, or CHAMP;
– Editorial: Jurors expected to work for poverty pay; Letter: Marijuana and the Liberals;
– Loose Ends columnist Carol Livingstone discusses “An Impossible Age;”
– This Week on the Web: Man builds train for dogs in his care; Saskatchewan RCMP bring chips to party; Wedding dress passed down for 100 years; Ryan Reynolds builds an Ikea crib;
– A political forum for the federal election will be held in Battle River-Crowfoot riding at the New Serepta Community High School on Thursday, Oct. 8;
– Tofield Flys Pink – Run/Walk for the Cure happening Sunday, Oct. 4 starting at the Tofield Arena;
– Tofield RCMP reports break and enters, thefts, accidents and more in Tofield and area;
– 20th Annual Ryley School Awards Night at the Good News Community Church celebrates students’ achievements;
– Village of Holden investigates the idea of using security cameras to monitor the downtown area – neighbourhood watch organizational meeting held this week;
– Tofield Minor Hockey conditioning camp held for the next two weeks at the Tofield Arena;
– Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints volunteer to gather up 915 lb. of food and $40 in donations for the Tofield Ryley and Area Food Bank;
– Beaver County Chronicle: Beaver County proposes new animal control bylaw allowing animal units to be kept in subdivisions and other areas of the county, depending on the size of the parcel; County agrees to negotiate a lease with the Beaverhill Players to manage the Beaver Regional Arts Centre in Holden – 35-year leaseholders Beaver Regional Arts Society chooses not to compete for the lease;
– Also in the Mercury: Blankets (Alberta-wide advertising) and Classifieds (published in three sister papers); Help Wanted Ads; Real Estate Ads; local events; Church Directory; political ads; Business and Professional Directory; and much more!!!
