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BLANKET ALBERTA – ALLOW 2 WEEKS for PROCESSING These Ads Appear in All AWNA Members’ (105) Community Newspapers Virus & Malware Removal COMPUTER PROBLEMS? Computer Repair Have a Virus? Spyware Trouble? Computer Just Running Slow? Backup & Restore Wireless Networks Computer Upgrades Data Recovery 403.924.HELP (4357) Remote Support 403 Main Street, Three Hills Same Day Appointments [email protected] | www.vincovi.com We make house calls and also offer a pickup & drop-off service Y R C N PETERS 403.443.2433 419 Main St., Three Hills PHARMACY [email protected] THE FLU VACCINE IS AVAILABLE P T H No appointment needed Volume 107 - Number 7 Wednesday,CAPITAL November 6, 2019 Monday to Thursday and Saturday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM $1.00 incl. GST Fridays 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Viterra, Canadian Foodgrains Bank celebrate partnership Bus: An expanding network of 403-556-3371 farmers in the Kneehill area have Cell: been involved in producing crops 403-443-0180 from which the cash income can www.oldsgm.com be converted and then directed Arlin Koch - New/Used Sales to the relief of world hunger. This Three Hills / Olds / Kneehill County has been channelled through the Canadian Foodgrains Bank. Locally, a partnership with Viterra Inc. has seen 36 acres of P4 barley harvested under the name of “Young Guns growing project”. This undertaking has been THAT'S spearheaded by Mikaela Lemay, of Trochu. A gathering at the Viterra LIFE Trochu Terminal on Tuesday November 5 was a celebration of the harvest and cooperation of all team members involved. Speakers P9 included Terence Koshman, Manager Grain Marketing for THREE HILLS Viterra, local farmer Mikaela Left to right: 'Young Guns' Quentin Lemay, Clayton Kary, Jesse Lemay; Mikaela Lemay - Organizer; Canadian Lemay and Foodgrains Bank Foodgrains Bank Executive Director Jim Cornelius; Viterra Inc. Manager of Grain Marketing Terence Koshman. SCHOOL executive director Jim Cornelius. these efforts to end hunger says: businesses can work together to It is significant to note Southern Alberta Regional “In agriculture we are so make meaningful impacts on the the support of the Canadian AWARDS Director for the Foodgrains Bank, fortunate, so blessed to actually lives of hungry people overseas. Government in this effort to Andre Visscher acted as MC. know where our food comes “It takes everyone doing their come to the aid of world hunger. The following excerpts from a from,” she says. “And we struggle, part to make a growing project a We read this on the Canadian press release gives something of an we work hard, but we also reap success,” says Cornelius. “With Foodgrains web page: P11 overview of the Viterra/Foodgrains all the benefits. I’ve just felt so Viterra’s contribution of land, the “Canadian Foodgrains Bank partnership: compelled to give back to people project is set up for success from is grateful to partner with the “This is the third year that who are less fortunate, and what’s the beginning. Securing land is Canadian Government to REMEMBRANCE Viterra and the Foodgrains Bank a better way to do it?” often the biggest challenge our provide food assistance to people have partnered to work with the “Nowadays, a lot of young supporting farmers face.” in the developing world. The SERVICE western Canadian agriculture farmers have a passion for sharing In his brief remarks Cornelius Government of Canada has community to respond to world about their livelihoods and farming told specifically of his recent trips supported the Foodgrains Bank SCHEDULE hunger. with people who might not know to visit some of these recipients since it began in 1983. Today, the This year, a total of 254 a lot about what we do,” she adds. and the impact the aid- both in Canadian Foodgrains Bank is one acres from Viterra terminals in “So I thought this project would product and training- is having on of two primary channels for the P14 the Albertan towns of Trochu, be a great way to help hungry these people. Government of Canada’s funding Lethbridge and Stettler, as well people overseas while starting In addition to providing the for food assistance. Through the as terminals in the Saskatchewan conversations about Canadian land, Viterra will also provide Government of Canada’s support, FAMILY towns of Raymore and Grenfell, agriculture.” the Foodgrains Bank with a the Foodgrains Bank’s 15 members were made available. For Foodgrains Bank executive donation of $5 for each tonne of are able to leverage donations VIOLENCE Mikaela Lemay, who gathered director Jim Cornelius, the crops donated to the organization on a four-to-one basis for food a group of other young farmers in partnership is an example of the through one of its 69 grain assistance in the developing world MONTH the Trochu area to get involved in way Canadian communities and elevators in Western Canada. up to $25 million. YEAR END Are your windows WINDSHIELD SALE ON cold & drafty? 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