Stettler IDA holds fundraiser for handibus society. Stettler IDA held a barbecue fundraiser Aug. 30 raising $877 for the Stettler Handibus Society. Pictured here are, from left, Wendy Bignell (pharmacy assistant/owner), Judy McKnight (Handibus program coordinator), Amer Sharaf (pharmacist/owner), Blaine Elliott (part-time handibus driver). Photo contributed

Stettler IDA holds fundraiser for handibus society

Raises $877 for the Stettler Handibus Society

Raises $877 for the Stettler Handibus Society

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