Grande Prairie Funerals - Liesa Peters

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CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT SERVICE

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2016 AT 6:00PM

Special guest speakers who will be sharing their stories of losing their loved ones: Liesa Peters & Janine Melnychuk

HANDLING THE HOLIDAYS

Celebrating Christmas after a death in the family can be a difficult time of the year. The Christmas season is recognized as a time of peace and hope, and a time to be joyous with family and friends. For many, it is also a time which brings back memories of happy times spent with loved ones now gone.

Over the holidays, coming together with others who have experienced the loss of a loved one offers the support of a group of people who can truly empathize.

We at Oliver's Funeral Home recognize that after the loss of a loved one, the season of light and song can be touched with a bittersweet sadness. The lighting of candles and singing of carols has long been a powerful symbol of remembrance. It is our hope that this simple, time-honoured gesture may provide a way of healing the past and bringing music back into your hearts.

We invite everyone to join us for our Candlelight Service at Oliver's Funeral Home on December 4th at 6:00pm and to stay afterwards for a time of fellowship and refreshments served in our Tea Room.

Because we have a video tribute for each loved one that will be missed this holiday season, we ask you to please register by Wednesday, November 30th. You can RSVP online at

www.oliversfuneralhome.com/christmas

or call 780.532.2929. We sincerely hope you are able to join us.

Grande Prairie Storage Provider – Christine Raynard

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Imagine how nice it will be to use your garage in the winter or to take your RV out in the summer without having to worry about it taking up room in your driveway. We'll store your motorcycle, trailers, documents and more.

At County Stor-All Ltd., we can take all your possessions in and take the worry off your mind with our safe, code-protected and fenced-in facilities. Stop by and visit us when you are ready to store, we are located a mile south of Grande Prairie in the County Industrial Park.

Contact us today to find out more about pricing and storage.

780-538-9988, www.countystorall.ca.

Grande Prairie Home Medical Supplier – Robert Kirk

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In need of a hospital bed?

We carry a variety of Hospital Beds from the economical Homecare Style to the upgrade HI-LO Institutional Style. Invacare's Home Care Bed offers a number of innovations that translate into long-term savings over the product lifecycle.

Full Electric Bed Package with Solace Therapeutic Mattress and Full-Length Rails.

Warranty: All Welds: 5 years Mechanical/electrical: 2 years, Weight Capacity: 350 lbs. patient weight

Full-Electric Bed

Reduced Gap Full Length Rails

Solace Prevention Therapeutic Mattress

MSRP $2589.00

Always on Sale at Betterlife for $1895.00 plus GST

*Image shown with optional half length rails.

*Always in stock, free delivery and set up in Grande Prairie.

1-800-565-1495 • 780-532-3511

10021 - 115 Avenue

www.betterlifehomemedical.ca

Grande Prairie Beds Shop - Michael Gakan

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The Bed Shoppe was the first primary mattress specialty store in the Peace Country, stretching back to its Grand Opening in the summer of 1996.

The Bed Shoppe, a family business in Grande Prairie, is one of the only stores that is 100% locally owned and operated in the furniture business. Our commitment to service, value and integrity make The Bed Shoppe a must stop among mattress shoppers.

When you come in to visit us in our downtown Grande Prairie location on the corner of 100 Avenue and 101 Street, one of our factory trained sales associates will invite you to lay your head down for a few minutes and test out one of the many beds at the Bed Shoppe. Our 11,000 square foot location offers a spacious and well thought out showroom with wide aisles to accommodate wheelchairs and strollers. “We've focused on making it easy and flexible to get around the store and offer a no pressure, warm and inviting atmosphere which our customers enjoy” says Michael, Store Manager.

Our website has been designed to educate the public on all of our product lines and to showcase it's diversity. Prices fluctuate on a continual basis, so we do not post prices on this website. Please feel more than welcome to contact us at 780-814-7161 or e-mail sales@bedshoppe.ca if you have any questions or need pricing on an item you may have seen in our “Suppliers” Links on our website.

Come and see our great selection today! 780-814-7161  /  www.BedShoppe.ca

Grande Prairie Yoga Trainer – Kelda Anderson

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It goes without saying that yoga has a good impact on health of people. Thus, healthy benefits are another important advantage that people can take from doing yoga. Improved mood, increased blood circulation and relaxation effect are the main healthy benefits of yoga exercises. The list of benefits, which yoga brings to the health of people can be continued more and more. We have just focused attention of people on the most important advantages of yoga. Some people prefer to do yoga just to relax after a long working day. Yoga classes provides people with energy that is required for normal functioning of human organism. Yoga allows people to avoid stresses. People, who have excess weight can try to get rid of it by the help of yoga. Yoga exercises help people to get rid of excess weight and control it correctly. As you can see, yoga gives a lot of significant advantages to people.

Yoga is universal sport activity. It doesn't matter how old you are and how much time you have been doing yoga. Thus, you can begin classes at any age. Even if you are a beginner it is not a problem. People can practice yoga at home, in fitness centre or even in office. Also, it is very easy to start doing yoga. You can attend yoga classes, hire professional instructor, buy good books or select the best yoga videos for beginners and begin studying yoga by yourself

.Namaste. ~Kelda

780-532-5535, www.lovelifehotyoga.ca

Grande Prairie Tattoo Artist - James Denny

MAJOR NO-NOs IN A TATTOO PARLOR...CONTINUED!

6. Showing Up Intoxicated

You probably aren't fooling anyone when you come in drunk. If pain scares you so much that you need to be intoxicated to show up, a tattoo is not for you. Drunk people are annoying, but it's also incredibly dangerous to tattoo someone under the influence. Pain meds and/or alcohol can thin your blood and make you bleed more. Ew. You'll sign a consent form before you get your tat done, and most include a line that makes you swear you weren't ripping tequila shots before you came in.

7. Being A Know-It-All

There have definitely been times where I've shown up to my appointment and imagined a different size than the one my artist has drawn. While you shouldn't let anyone pressure you into a tattoo you don't want, your artist is the Expert®, and knows what will fit where / fade fastest / end up smudged. If your artist says that all of the lyrics to “Stairway To Heaven” just won't fit on your calf, believe them and work on a compromise.

8. Cell Phones

Keep still or your tattoo will suck. Texting, playing games, reaching for it, editing Gramma's birthday photos can wait. Some artists go crazy with the flinching wiggling while you play with your phone, putting your tattoo at risk.

9. Not Tipping

If you really want to be the worst customer of the day, not tipping is the fastest way to win the award. Just like any service, tipping 10 -20 percent is standard in the industry. If your tattoo is already super expensive and you scrapped and saved for it, it's a good idea to save a little extra to compensate a job well done. Unless you had a horrible experience and can't even believe you had to pay for a botched tattoo to begin with, you must tip your artist.

10. Ignoring Aftercare

If you're going to take your new back piece to the tanning beds the next day, that's your business. But don't complain (about your artist or to your artist) that the colors have faded or you've gotten a nasty infection. Most likely, you will be given a tattoo aftercare sheet at the parlor, and your artist will be happy to answer any questions you have. Otherwise, that beautiful piece of art could get seriously ruined.

HAPPY TATTOOING!

#1 shop in quality & safety  |  10215 102 St  |  (780) 830-3633  |  www.inkspottattoo.ca

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Grande Prairie Pet Food & Dog Groomer - Rebecca Hayes-Copeland

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GIVE YOUR DOG A JOB

Christmas is fast approaching and with that comes holiday cheer and company. Are you cringing at the thought of yur pup jumping all over company? Counter surfing some delicious delights away from the guests perhaps? Every year, I am flooded with calls regarding problems with dogs and the deadline of expected company for the holidays.

The best piece of advice I can give is, GIVE YOUR DOG A JOB! Instead of trying to put out the fire by just stopping your dog once they are already doing the mischievous deeds (jumping for example), put a plan into action before guests arrive. If your dog has a job to do (stay on a mat for example), they aren't jumping on guests. Chew a bone in the living room and teach your dog to stay out of the kitchen.

Identify your areas of concern, and see if you can find a job for your dog to do instead. An employed dog is a dog that is not getting into trouble, and that makes you one happy owner.

Christmas is fast approaching! Don't forget to book your pup's grooming appointments early! Spots fill up quickly and you don't want to be left out in the cold! Call 780-513-4074 today!

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