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The Gazette 1992-01-08 - 1992-12-30
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Page 18 Olds Gazetted Mountain View County News Premier Klein announces transition team Wednesday, December 30,1992 Povl Munksgaard (right) of Mountain View Taxidermy presents the 1992 draw winner, Doran Thorburn of Olds (left) with a print of an elk. ALBERTA AGRICULTURE Karen Hoover Distr'Ct Home Economist transition team to coordinate go-vanmentr-wide streamlining and departmental consolidation was announced Dec. 22 by Premier Ralph Klein. The team, a function of the Government Reorganization Secretariat, signals a departure from traditional governmental management structures - government members wdl be sitting en the same committee as public servants. It also will provide direction on dealing with human resource issues arising from reducing Cabinet to 17 positions from 26. We want to find ways to deliver services to Albertans as efficiently and sensibly as possible - my goal is to give .Alber tans the good government they deserve at a cost they can afford, said Premier Klein It is intended that the is managed in a planned and orderly manner. Before making recommendations to Cabinet, the transition team will review submissions from each government department on how to structure ser vices and administration under the new Cabinet 'Ihe team also will look at the scope of downsizing projected from the changes and make sure that employees are treated in a fair and reasonable way during the transitionf Human resource support programs will be made available to those public servants affected by change. Such programs- may include alternate employment opportunities in government and voluntary job sharing options. Wherever possible, nor- mal employee attrition will be the first approach to any staff reductions. We wffl be looking for input and involvement from our employees, members at the public groups and associations, said Deputy Premier Peter Elzinga, Minister Responsible for the Government Reorganization Secretariat .As a start, the Premier and I are hoping to meet as soon as possible with Pat Wocknitz, President of the aMberta Union of Provincial Employees. Members of the transition team include: Peter Elzinga, Minister Responsible for the Government Reorganization Secretariat, Chair; Ken Rolstad, MLA Camrose; Vance Mac- Nichol Deputy Minister, Executive Council; Jim Dixon, Public Service Commissioner; Harvey Alton, Deputy Minister, Transportation and Utilities; Jack Davis. Deputy Minister, Municipal Affairs; Ed McLellan, Deputy Minister, Public Works, Supply and Services; a-U O'Brien, Deputy Provincial Treasurer; Marine Penan, Deputy Minister, Seniors; Linda Singleton, Managing Director, Public lt;- ffair-s Bureau. The New Rainbow Guide to Healthy Eating It's new ... it's improved ... it's Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating How fitting for a brand new guide to be released on the 50th anniversary of the very first one (called Canada's Food Rules) in 1942. .Just released by Health and Welfare Canada, this state-of- the-art eating guide is designed to help Canadians, four years of age and older, look, feel and perform at their best. It will help people make wise food choices to help ensure good health now and in the future. It reflects the large amount of information linking diet to such diseases as heart disease and some cancers learned since 1982. when the food guide was last updated. So, how is the new food guide different from the one we've had for the last 10 years? First of all, it has a new look. It is in the shape of a rainbow, with each of the four coloured bands in the rainbow representing one food group. Just as all the different coloured bands of a rainbow are needed to make a complete rainbow, all four bands (food groups) in the food guide rainbow are needed for a healthy and complete diet. As well, just 'as the coloured bands of a rainbow are different in size, so too, are those in the new Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating. This shows that the amounts needled for the four food groups are different. For example, a healthy diet means eating larger amounts of certain foods such as breads, cereals, vegetables and fruits compared to other foods such as meat and milk products. The food groups have new names Although there are still four basic food groups, the names have changed. They're now called the Grain Products, Vegetables and Fruit, Milk Products, and Meat and Alternatives. Which foods go in which food groups remains pretty much the same as before. It has more specific information. Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating has several helpful statements which give more information, on how to choose a healthier diet. Most of these are eating guidelines (eg. Enjoy a variety of foods from each group every day and Choo.*e lower-fat foods more often ) but there is also a recommendation to enjoy the vitality from being physically active. It looks at tie total diet Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating recognizes that the key to nutritional hea: h is nnt any one food, meal or even a day's meals, but the overall pattern of eating over the long term. So, there are no good foods or bad foods, only good and poor diets .All 'foods, even high fat ones like vegetable oil, butter Boss: Jake, why aren't you working? Jake: Gee, I didn 't see you coming and potato chips can be part of a healthy diet as long as moderation is kept in mind Canada's Food Guide has gone through some major changes over its 50 year history, and it could be said that it's come a long way, baby . Get on the right track to good eating. Get your copy of the new Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating from me at 556-4220. Many thanks to Karen Goad, DHE in Innisfail, for this informative article. Eagle 4-H news weather station Report from the weather station at Olds College for the week ending Monday, December 21,1992. Actual precipitation for the week was 2.5 mm. Normal precipitation for the week is 3.3 mm. Since April lst (April through October) actual precipitation waa 506.7 mm and normal precipitation is 319.9 The maximum high temperature was 2 C on December 14 and the minimum low temperature was -27 C on December 18. The average tem perature for the week was -13 C and the normal average temperature for the week is VC. ' ' Ectiban-25 now available for black fly control Ectiban-25 insecticide haa been registered for use with cattle self- applicators. This replaces the temporary registration * on Ectiban-25 for restricted use in severely affected black fly areas. This is welcome news for producers in the black fly affected area, as they have been waiting for more than five years, says Ali Khan, an Alberta Agriculture en tomologist. Ectiban is a non-systemic insecticide well known for quick knock down of black flies and mosquitoes. It's also registered for use on house flies, stable flies and lice. Khan aaya the insecticide can be used for beef cattle in pasture and on the range in back-rub self- treatment oilers, such aa post-doom Lewis or buzz-off oilers. This can be fot either free choice or forced use treatment. Oiler treatment isn't for use with lac- tating dairy cattle, he adds. For more information, contact Khan in Edmonton at 427-5083. by Danny Patton On December 10th the Eagle 4-H Club held their regular meeting at the Eagle HiU HalL The meeting was called to order by Tracy Gardner. The pledge was led by Jim Patton. Our secretary, Shawn McDermid/' read the minutes* of the last meeting. The treasurer, Kerri Ann McDermid read her report. Members handed in their fees and paid their ins. Our leader, Danny Blain read his report. The club fun spiel is on January 2 at 1:00 p.m. We are also going to do road signs this year again. We finished the meeting with a snack for everyone. Our next meeting is on January 4, 1993 at the Eagle Hill HalL The Eagle 4-H Club would like to wish everyone a very prosperous New Year. /dlbeira irib MARKETING METHOD FOR NEW AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS (SPECIAL APPLICATIONS) Jan. 14,15,18,1993 Learn the skills necessary to bea successful marketer of new products. Develop a new agricultural business from planning through to marketing. There will also be a bus tour to the Food Processing Development Centre in Leduc in mid-February. 10.-00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Pre-register by: Januarys, 1993 Phone 556-4220 15 Payable to REDA New Provincial Building, Olds Diner: Waiter This farmer's cheese has a clump of dirt'in tt Waiter What do you want for seventy-five cents the whole farm? ... OPENING IN JANUARY I DENTURE CUNIC 8 00 - 4:30 Mon.- Fit 9:00 -12-00(noor*)S t No Charge Consultations ** Out of Otfice Visits Accepting: ARC. - BLUE CROSS SOCIAL SERVICES 5110 -60 St VA OLDS, ALBERTA Private Inmranc TDM 1P0 THE SKY IS NOT THE LIMIT Start 1993 with a new perspective on life. The picture we presently hold ofi ourselves is limited by our present* self concept. Take 9 hours out of your January schedule to change those ideas, then look at possibilities you never, ever believed could happen. Join Glenn Allen, M.Ed, at Deer Meadows School Library in Olds on January 13th, 20th and 27th, from 7:00 until 10-:00 p.m. Glenn presented a most successful workshop for 200 adults in Olds during October. Pre register before Jarluary 8th by calling 347- 0580 in Rfed Deer. The cost 35.00 with a limit of 30 participants 52-11C /dlberra W--CUTU- - GEAR UP MANAGEMENT FOR THE YEARS AHEAD (GEAR UP ADVANTAGE) A financial management course which can help you set and achieve goals by appropriate decision making in an ever changing environment. An intensive 11-day course which is taught in modules. All courses run from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the New Provincial Building, Olds, Alberta. Please pre-register for all following courses by January 6, 1993, by phoning 556-4220. Historical Financial Statements Jan. 13,20,27,1993 15 Payable to REDA Projections of Financial Statements Feb. 3, 10, 17,24, 1993 20 Payable to REDA This course teaches the preparation and analysis of balance sheets, income and expense statements, and cash flow. Learn to analyze and understand your financial history using the method used by commercial lenders. Wonder what to do next in your farming operation. Leam to develop goals for farm and family and develop financial plans to attain the goals. Farm Management Like any well-stocked tool kit, this Tool Kit Mar. 3, 10*. 17,24, 1993 20 Payable to REDA course prepares you for anything particularly any farm management problem that you might encounter. This four day course is a grab-bag of skills which will help you to manage your business. PRE-OWNED TRUCKS . - i 1986 Ford F150 Stk. No. 92-81 A, 302, disc player, SWB 6,995 * 1987 Ford F150 Stk. No. 90-49B, 4x4,4 speed, 302 7,850 * 1987 Ford F150stk.No.93-08B,6cyl.,EFI 5,900 * 1988 Ford F150 Stk. No. 90-69B, 302, XLT, sleeper 8,750 * 1988 Ford F150 Stk. No. PO-80, 460, S speed 10,800 * 1988 Ford F250 Stk. No. W-231, Supercab, 4x4, loaded 13,500 * 1988 Ford F150, Stk. No. 92-72B, XLT, 5speed, loaded 8,995 * 1988 Ford F150 Stk. No. 93-04A, Supercab,XLT 10,900 * 1989 Ford F150 Stk. No. 91-89A, 4x4, 5 speed, XLT 8,995 * 1989 Ford F150 Stk. No. 92-65A, 302, auto, topper. XLT 10,495 * 1990 Ford F350 Stk. No. W-241, Supercab Dually, propane, 460 20,000 * SEE US FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS PRE-OWNED CARS 1976 Chrysler Cordoba stk. no. w 191 Offers 1980 Thunderbird stk. no. w-234 2,495 * 1989 Olds Delta 88 Brougham stk. no. po-boa, loaded 14,700 * 1989 Grand Marquis LS stk. no. PO-102A. loaded 12,900 1986 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series, loaded .- 7,500 1989 Suzuki Forsa stk. No. P097B 5,500 I Price excludes GST. Bank financing available at competitive rates. Mountain cyiew MOTORS ltd. ??n? . 90 Rlrool nirinhnrv 2202 - 20 Street, Didsbury
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