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That's Life Wear a Mask 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 WEAR A MASK If you are handy with a needle consider making a P T H simple face mask. Homemade masks help contain Volume 107 - Number 28 saliva that may be projected when we talk or cough Wednesday,CAPITAL April 8, 2020 thereby reducing risk of viral transmission. $1.00 incl. GST Monday to Saturday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Bus: www.mountoliveefc.com/goodfriday 403-556-3371 Cell: Three Hills Ministerial to stream Annual Good Friday Service 403-443-0180 www.oldsgm.com by Grant Alford from the usual churches taking Local churches will have the The sense of community Three Hills Ministerial part and then the Youtube link on their websites but going that has been a hallmark of the Arlin Koch - New/Used Sales Three Hills / Olds / Kneehill County presents its Annual Good Friday recording will be streamed to this link will connect anyone annual Good Friday Service Service but... with a difference. beginning from 8:00 am to the same source: will find a different expression This year the service will be Friday April 10 and available www.mountoliveefc.com/ this year but timely in a new P3 pre-recorded with participants throughout the day. goodfriday. way. CANADA EMERGENCY RESPONSE BENEFIT P4 THAT'S LIFE P6-7 KIDS' ACTIVITY PAGES Ongoing construction at the Three Hills Water Treatment Plant P12 Photo credit: Chandos Construction CONTINUING Three Hills Water Treatment Plant construction making progress by Nicolle Ioanidis roof, and most of the site work is face slight to moderate delays infrastructure including the CARE Upgrades to the Three Hills done. Paving has been completed due to the COVID-19 virus, water system. There may be FACILITY Water Treatment Plant continue and cured, and the inside of the as the steel manufacturing delays with the manufacturing to progress. The walls on the building will now be worked on. plants in Eastern Canada and of other materials as well, though RESTRICTIONS second floor are now completed, There are some concerns the US have shut down. This the time frame and course of the seal has been ordered for the that the plant upgrades will steel is necessary for specialized delays is uncertain. Are your windows ST 240 1 Ave W cold & drafty? Three Hills, AB We can reduce your heating costs by installing attractive energy efficient windows. Give us a call and we’ll show you how you can 403.443.5003 save money on future heating costs. Over27 30 years years experience of experience 442-4223 2 THE CAPITAL, Wednesday, April 8, 2020 threehillscapital.com 413 Main St., Three Hills PH: (403) 443-2288 1-888-536-MAXX Free Hearing Tests | Custom Ear Plugs Mon-Thurs.: 8-4:30 | Fri., 8 - Noon Maxine Williams-Herbert, Owner Hearing Aids | Doctor referral NOT required www.maximumhearing.ca Registered Hearing Aid Practitioner, BC HIS Some important supports 6. Frozen Meals on and changes have occurred in Wheels is available. the last month (March 2020) Attention Kneehill County Our COVID-19 Frozen SENIORS OUTREACH NEWS Seniors: Kneehill Regional meals Meals on Wheels SUBMITTED BY TERRY SCHLINKER, ADMINISTRATOR Family & Community Program in Kneehill for ordering and provide up and are on our list and to and after usage. Be safe and OUTREACH MAIN Support Services (KRFCSS) County their payment with the all who are helping others in keep others safe as well. OFFICE in Three Hills will will be providing free Income Now more than ever, it ordere on or before the next Kneehill County already. As The present situation be open from 9:00 a.m. Tax services starting in early is important to promote order date – Monday, April you, Seniors, need assistance, continues to still be quite to 2:00 p.m. (Mondays to March until the end of April, some healthy eating and 13, 2020 with deliveries do not hesitate to call Seniors changeable, however, Seniors Thursdays) 2020. sustained provision of meals. occurring on Tuesday, April Outreach between 9:00 a.m. Outreach will continue 2. Extention Offi ces Through the provision of the Please PHONE THEIR 21, 2020 in the afternoon. and 2:00 p.m. Mondays to take phone calls, set up in Acme, Carbon, Linden, Calgary Meals on Wheels OFFICE for an appointment We trust that this service through Thursdays. deliveries where possible, Torrington & Trochu are program and in conjunction @ 403-443-3800. will provide support Until further notice, we answer questions and even CLOSED with the Wheatland Family Do Not Drop In for a visit. encourage everyone, as much assist with forms. You are 3. BUS RUNS & Community Support for seniors who are in Out of the Mouth of ‘Little as possible, PLEASE STAY also welcome to email us HAVE STOPPED and Services, Seniors Outreach self isolation or simply People’ – I guess there’s hope attempting to follow the best HOME. In all situations at offi [email protected] . We NO Community Bus runs provides the opportunity for us yet. practice Physical Distancing will provide support where will occur on Tuesdays and to have FROZEN meal health protocols by staying of about 2 meters to have possible. Call 403-443- Thursdays each week in This is your great-grandma deliveries happen in Kneehill home. The volunteer drivers Social Communication 2555 or from Carbon and Three Hills. and great grandpa,” I told my County. Through the will not enter the home, but occur. Do not get any closer. area 1-888-443-2555 (toll 4. The CommUnity grandson as I handed him a Calgary Meals on Wheels will set out the food ordered Please Practice frequent hand free). Drop-In Centre, Three Hills photo of my parents. “Do Program, their My Choice on one’s doorstep once the washing or sanitizing and REMINDERS: UNTIL is CLOSED. you think I look like them?” Menu service provides a line recipient is at the door to wipe down items you have FURTHER NOTICE: 5. NO BUS TRIP He shook his head. “Not of wholesome frozen items. receive it. Generally, the been in contact with – before 1. SENIORS TO RED DEER for APRIL. yet.” These meals are made at the food will not be ‘left’ at the Calgary Meals on Wheels’ door without someone able production facility,and to take it in to the home. Todd Darling is a Certified Financial Planner trained to see your bigger they offer a nutritious and Call Seniors Outreach financial picture. With over 25 years committed service to the financial affordable option which can and ask for the frozen meals future of clients in Central Alberta, he has the experience, resources, and be delivered through our Meals on Wheels program/ FINANCIAL perspective to help you protect what matters to you most. Seniors Outreach volunteers menu information and the Trusting Todd as your professional, multi-certified financial advisor means unbiased access to: to your community. receptionist will assist you in • Strategies and plans to suit your needs, at every stage of life This program provides a obtaining it and setting up • The products and services that can bring the results you need menu that can be accessed the orders/and reception of • Over 20,000 investment funds, and 18 top insurance companies from Seniors Outreach the payment for the order. • Life insurance including personal, business, long term health, critical illness, disability, and travel (403-443-2555) and then Changes to the Alberta turned in with the payment Special Needs Assistance Call 403-443-2110 205 Main Street,3” wide Three version Hills, AB 3.75” wide version made out to “Wheatland for Seniors program Meals On Wheels”. On March 1, 2020, Approximately every two benefi ts from the Special weeks the orders are sent Needs Assistance for Seniors NORMAN L. TAINSH, Q.C. April is National in by Seniors Outreach no program occurred regarding I hope you are all doing well and practicing the health later than Monday at 10:00 the following items: Dig Safe month directives set forth by our Health Authorities. While our a.m. or on the Thursday • Funeral Expense – NO office is physically closed to the public, for everyone’s Why take the risk? before (if that Monday is a LONGER AN ELIGIBLE protection during this pandemic, we are still hard at holiday) to the Wheatland EXPENSE You’re probably work looking after our clients’ needs. We have a FCSS and are then ordered • Lift Chair – NO pretty sure where the minimum of two staff working in the office while the rest from Calgary Meals on LONGER AN ELIGIBLE underground utilities of the staff and lawyers work from home. We are Wheels that Monday. The EXPENSE and pipelines are on your handling matters by remotely logging into our computers payments are deposited on • Foot Orthotics – NO property. at the office and video conferencing with each other that Monday as well or on LONGER AN ELIGIBLE and our clients. During this time we are now allowed to But would you settle the Thursday before, no EXPENSE witness clients’ signatures (except in the case of Wills) for “pretty sure” when it later than 10:00 a.m. (if the If you requested assistance by video conferencing which minimizes exposure between comes to turning off a Monday is a holiday).
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