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The hamlet of Dorothy received a welcome boost to it’s renewal program. On Sat.Oct. 3 a near capacity crowd filled the East Coulee Community Hall with dancing and applause while enjoying an evening of Bluegrass music and roast beef dinner.

In behind the scenes the dollars were building to a sizeable pile.

During the musicians break, Auctioneer Derek Dekeyser took the stage to auction off donated items as well as several tasty pies.

Well over $3000 went into the pot before the band again took to the stage.

Once again the mandolin banjo and fiddle, along with bass and guitar of the outstanding Jay Birds brought swirling couples to the dance floor.

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Local boy wins Canadian Country Music awards Dena Clark

ECA Review Reporter Former Donalda, Ab. resident and current founder and president of Invictus Entertainment Group, Jim Cressman won an unprecedented three Canadian Country Music Awards (CCMA) this year in Halifax, NS, on Sun. Sept. 13.

Cressman won Agency of the Year,

Management Company of the Year and the Ron Sakamoto Talent Buyer of the Year for the third year in a row.

When asked, during a recent telephone interview what the CCMAs meant to him, a gracious Cressman said, validation and a confidence boost.

“With so much emotionally invested in something I love,” Cressman said, “it isn’t as much about the competition as it is acceptance from a community

that I admire and respect and [because it is such a small community] you will end up working and collaborating with everyone and at some point or another.”

Cressman was eager to share his recent wins with the team around him.

Ethical, hard working, smart, passionate and entrepreneurial were just some of the words he used to describe the key people he hired who share his

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Missing: Richard Ries, Mitch Finkbiner and Tammy Renschler.

Mother Teresa Catholic School, Halkirk, from the left, back row: Desiree Bargholz, Mike Coutney, and Vice Principal Sherri Beier. Front row: Maxine Baird, Kara Zilinski and Tracy Turre.

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Doug Hays of Forestburg, Ab., walks back to the small crowd in attendance for the national trap shooting event held at the Castor trap club on Sun., Oct. 4. In the background are three of the 14 people registered to compete in the three events held on Sunday, from the left, Castor Trap Club member, Kristen Mueller and Greg Mills of Calgary. Although this was the last opportunity to trap shoot at the Castor Club for the season, this 20 member club which started 28 years ago by Castor resident, Don Checkel, always welcomes new members for the low annual fee of $30 a year.

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Standing ovation and encore Cont’d from Pg 1 Music and dance concluded with a standing ovation and encore by an audience that were unanimous in their approval.

From a Dorothy standpoint, the best was yet to come.

With the donations from Drumheller and proceeds from a memorable evening were counted, over $14,000 was realized.

The Dorothy Community

Fund President Joanne Hoff and Secretary Treasurer Linda Miller were thrilled with this outpouring of support from their Valley, their rancher neighbours and Drumheller donors.

Springtime plans in Dorothy call for a new camp kitchen along with some final touches added to the two restored churches.

The re-roofing of the iconic elevator that welcomes visitors from the east

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Coronation High School girls volleyball team, “Angels” watch #4 Hailey Wales tip a volleyball into the Consort Stingers court during a home game at the Coronation school on Tues. Sept. 29.

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A visit to this hamlet, so rich in pioneer ranching history provides a colourful chapter to Alberta’s past.

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Victory on the back of division and fear Brenda Schimke ECA Review We’re on a very slippery slope when our only way to win the next election is to play the racist card.

Giles Duceppe and Stephen Harper taste victory in Quebec by fueling the flame of prejudice against Muslim religious symbols.

Polls say it’s working and the strategy will likely be successful for this election as the Liberals and the NDP so far have refused to go into the gutter for a win ‘at any cost’. The long-term consequences of such a strategy, however, are much more daunting.

Harper needs to look beyond this one-time election and think about what he is actually doing to the fabric of this once great nation.

Let’s remember in Quebec they are not only prejudice against Muslims, they are probably just one provincial election away from banning all religious symbols including those related to Catholics and Protestant Christians.

No election victory win is worth promoting prejudice because prejudice doesn’t go away after the votes are counted. It continues to fester and only becomes bigger.

France’s public policy denied Muslim children born of foreign workers citizenship and they have a huge racist problem today.

The United States chose to treat their foreign workers (illegal immigrants from Mexico) as disposal slaves and today they have a huge immigration and ‘another’ major prejudice problem.

Prejudice is in each and every one of us to a certain degree, but when politicians and governments promote and use prejudice to keep or gain power, this strategy eventually erodes the most powerful nations in the world.

This week a pregnant woman was roughed up and pushed down in Quebec and sent to hospital with injuries because she had a scarf (hijab) on her head--not a niqab (full face veil).

A clear example of how flaming the fire of racism leads to unintended consequences. That’s just how things got started in Germany during the early 1930s and we know how badly that ended.

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Given the current trend to dress teens and pre-teens in soft porn styles, it may behoove us to learn something from cultures of modesty rather than fear them.

It is just over 50 years since most women stopped covering their heads in churches across Canada.

But still today in all Catholic and the lion share of evangelical Christian churches, women cannot be the priest or lead pastor, elders or serve communion.

All great religions including Hindu, Christian and Muslim are patriarchal (male ruler) and from the beginning of time every religion has had a minority that plucks a juicy “power verse” and uses it to their personal advantage rather than in the context of the entire teachings of the religious text.

As a Muslim, Calgary’s mayor, Naheed Neshi, has said the majority of Muslims do not believe in the niqab, but he also warns of the dangers of government-sanctioned racism.

Religious freedom, however offensive we personally may find it, is a fundamental charter right that we want to keep.

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Dear Editor, In just two short weeks we will be casting our votes for our next government. The trouble is why are people choosing to be disengaged?

In the past Alberta election only 53.7 per cent of people chose to vote and although that’s higher than the past election, the numbers are alarmingly small.

Why is this? These numbers are so low especially in my generation - the Millennials, which report at as low as 35.7 per cent according to Stats Canada.

At my workplace, our local farm dealership, around our shop’s coffee table two out of the 12 of us openly admit that they did not vote in this past election.

It is not as though they do not have an opinion, in fact they have openly

made their opinions known. The reason that they did not vote is that one felt they could not spare the time to go to a polling station and the other simply did not care.

Is this a continuing trend or will it improve with age?

Stats Canada shows 68 per cent of people vote. Why are we not doing better? This is our future and for the future of generations to come, that our governments are choosing to make for us.

My wish for the public is not that they become involved in politics, I am asking that the public be mindful of what the promises that are being made are as well as the party mandates in the federal election campaign and then that they choose to vote on Oct. 19.

Kyle Toporchak, Hanna, Ab.

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Please weigh ‘wants’ against the ‘future’ of Canadians Dear Editor, If this day arrives, there certainly are so willingly allowing into our The way people vote matters. How won’t be any debates about religious country. we vote tells our politicians what we freedoms because they will have When the day of the election want for our great country. been abolished by the very people we arrives, please weigh “wants” Our votes influence the way our leaders operate. Votes are more powerful than many realize.

This election has me spooked.

Many Canadians wish marijuana to be legalized, more social programs, pay raises, going green, etc. etc. etc.

These are all important issues which matter.

The issue I am the most concerned with at the moment is remaining safe and experiencing continued freedom in this country.

After the election, our borders might open really wide, our tax dollars might be spent importing some really good people into our country, as well as some very, very bad, scary, awful individuals.

What will happen if we continue to open up our border because of the way people vote in elections? If we continue to haul people into our country and they reproduce on a larger scale than we Canadians do it won’t be long until we become a The Carolines, from the left, Katie Perman, Lesley Pelletier and Chloe Albert harmonized minority in our own country. We beautifully through songs of the Patsy Cline era to the Dixie Chicks at the Coronation might already be on the verge of Royal Performing Arts first show of the season at the Coronation Community Centre on becoming the minority.

Fri. Oct. 2. The Carolines were backed up with a three piece band, Chris Tabbert on lead Once these people whom we have guitar, Matt Grier on drums and Paul Bergeron on base guitar. Chloe and Katie took turns allowed in have established themselves a foot hold they will be on the rhythm guitar.

ECA Review/J. Webster running our country. Will they run Canada exactly the same way the country they left is being run?

This means the Canada we know and love may no longer be our Canada, it may become their Canada, their beliefs and their values.

It is very difficult, if not impossible to stop a problem once the problem has been created.

I am not concerned about the people whom are embracing and enhancing our country with their culture. I am concerned about those who wish to change If you’re ready to vote early, you can vote our country to 15101CE0 at your advance polling place between serve their culture.

October 9 and 12, from noon to 8:00 p.m.

Today Canada wants Muslim women to take Or you can vote at any Elections Canada office across off their face covthe country any day until October 13 at 6:00 p.m. erings for the Citizenship For all voting locations, check your voter information Oath. This is grounds for a card, visit elections.ca or call 1-800-463-6868 debate about ( TTY 1-800-361-8935). multiculturalism and Elections Canada has all the information you need religious freedom in the to be ready to vote. country.

If we continue in the direction we are headed, tomorrow our great granddaughters may very well be forced to wear the niqab and cover their ankles in our very own country.

Away or busy on October 19?

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against the “future” of Canadians.

My wish is for our grand children’s children to grow up in a country which is safe and enjoys a sense of freedom.

Lori Schwenk, Coronation

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Special Areas Fire Chief press release As we enter into the longest running public safety campaign in North America, ”Fire Prevention Week” let’s take a look back to its origin and significant of events during that time.

Fire Prevention week was established in response to a number of devastating fires that occurred during the week of Oct. 9, 1871. Most notably, the Great Chicago Fire and its apparent origin on the farm of Mrs. O’Leary and her milk cow.

It was rumoured that Mrs. O’Leary’s milk cow kicked over a lantern which started the barn on fire and spread into what became the Great Chicago fire. Now over the years, (or luck of the Irish) this origin has been debunked but the impact and impression it and others in Michigan and Wisconsin had during that week forever changed how we view fire and what we can do to mitigate these risks to our communities.

As a result, fire officials at that time felt compelled to commemorate the week of Oct. 9 in honour of those whose experienced the horrific event, were displaced or victimized, as well as those who unselfishly risked their lives to help others.

In 1922, then President Woodrow Wilson officially proclaimed Oct. 9 as Fire Prevention Day. Following in 1925, Calvin Coolidge further signed a proclamation to observe the entire week of Oct. 9 of each year as Fire Prevention Week.

For us canucks, Canada’s Governor General proclaimed Fire Prevention week in 1923 and each year a theme is chosen to to make the public aware of what we can do to make our homes safer so as to advert such catastrophic events from occurring.

This year’s theme is ‘Hear the “beep” where you sleep - every bed-

room needs a working smoke alarm.’

The reason for focusing on our homes is because statistics show that half of all fire deaths that occur in the home happen between the hours of 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. and for most of us, that is when we are asleep.

We may have as little as three minutes to safely escape our home therefore having a working smoke detector in each bedroom, in addition to ones on each level, this may give the precious advanced warning needed to get to safety.

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The reason for focusing on our homes is because statistics show that half of all fire deaths that occur in the home happen between the hours of 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.

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Make sure smoke detectors are hard-wired in and interconnected so that when one sounds, they all sound.

There are smoke detectors that can be purchased that are interconnected but wirelessly communicate for older homes where they may not be hard wired in.

There are smoke detectors that vibrate the bed to alert children, others that talk, and some that parents can record a message for the children when it sounds. Additionally, others have CO detectors integrated in.

For the hearing impaired, one option is a strobing light that activates, so check out your options.

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Fire Prevention Week Install, check and maintain those life safety devices Cont’d from Pg 6 the bedroom, so don’t smoke in your family and our fire fighters’ famiOne quarter of fires start in bedrooms. lies can sleep peacefully at night! the bedroom, so don’t smoke in Don’t overload electrical circuits and In closing if you need additional inforbedrooms. always have a carbon monoxide detector mation on this or any other fire Don’t overload electrical cir- on each level of your home. Be extra cauprevention questions please contact your cuits and always have a carbon tious with attached garages where local fire department or our Special monoxide detector on each vehicle exhaust comes into the home.

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Take the Fire Prevention Weeks Quiz: level of your home and be extra Now that you know that doing these http://www.nfpa.org/safety-information/firecautious with attached garages will minimize the chances of having a prevention-week/fire-prevention-week-quiz where vehicle exhaust comes fire in your home, what are you waiting Take Care, Keep Safe, into the home. for? The time is NOW; to install, check, Yours in Fire Prevention If you need additional inforand maintain those life safety devices.

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Just some quick facts: - 8 people a week die in fires in Canada • 73% of fire deaths were residential fires • 25% of home fires started in the bedroom • 3/5 of home fire deaths happen in homes with no alarms or ones not working • A working smoke alarm doubles a persons chance of surviving a fire and can reduce fire fatalities by up to 90% • 200 CO deaths occur per year Homestead Coulee Fire Dept., from the left, Michelle Peake, Richard Mashon, Aaron Riehl, Fire Now, all of these warning devices cover Chief Jim Faubion, Kari-Ann Faubion, Deputy Fire Chief Cody Mashon. Missing from photo is: what to do when there is a James Roes, Neal Roes, Andrew Riehl, Stan Fullerton and Mark Coultes. fire. The bigger question is: What can we do to reduce the likelihood of having a fire (aka Fire Prevention)?

Two out of five fires start in the kitchen. This is why we must not leave cooking unattended, not overheat cooking oils for frying food, keep children away from cooking appliances, and have a fire extinguisher handy.

For our home’s sources of heating, keep combustibles away from your heat sources.

Clean wood stoves, fire places and chimney’s regularly, having approved personnel install heating equipment and inspect furnaces for CO leaks, gas leaks, and proper wiring.

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Fire Prevention Week Message from the Acting Fire Commissioner

Whenever we hear that firetruck siren, we panic for a moment, hoping our fellow Albertans are safe. It’s a sound we’d rather not hear. The sound of a smoke alarm, on the other hand, is one we can live with.

Research shows us that a properly installed and working smoke alarm can cut the chances of dying in a fire in half. Yet we know that too many homes in Alberta do not have this lifesaving device - and in too many homes they have been disabled.

Research on home fires show that in as little as three minutes, a fire can become deadly to the occupants due to toxic smoke from burning synthetic

materials present in drapes, carpeting and furniture.

A well-trained and well-equipped urban fire service will reach a burning home in seven minutes or more after a call is received. This is too late to save occupants who may already be overcome by toxic smoke. All Albertans need to prevent fires in our homes and ensure safe evacuation. A key part of this evacuation process is early detection of a fire by a smoke alarm.

Fire Prevention Week reminds all Albertans about the tragedies and loss fires can cause. More importantly, it reminds Albertans about the ways they can prevent fires and protect

themselves and their families.

Rick Strankman, Yours in fire safety, Original signed by Critic Tourism, Parks & Recreation MLA Drumheller-Stettler Spence Sample Acting Fire Commissioner Stettler 403-742-4284 Office of the Fire Commissioner Hanna 403-854-4333 Municipal Affairs Drumheller 403-436-0312

True or False?

Think you know all there is to know about smoke alarms? Challenge yourself by taking this quiz!

True or False 1. I should replace my smoke alarm every 10 years.

2. A smoke alarm connected to household current is better than a battery-operated smoke alarm.

3. Ionization smoke alarms are better than photo-electric smoke alarms.

4. I will smell the smoke, so I don’t need a smoke alarm.

5. Most people who die in fires are burned.

6. I should test my smoke alarms annually.

7. My smoke alarm goes off every time I make toast. I should disable it so it won’t give nuisance alarms.

8. My family and I have more Altario Fire Department, from the left, Ryan Davis, Jack Baier, Debra Murphy, Fire Chief Bruce than three minutes to get out of the house after the smoke alarm Kohlman, Deputy Fire Chief/EMR Wendy Murphy, Todd Murphy, Jim Murphy, Bob Murphy, EMR goes off.

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ANSWERS: 1. I should replace my smoke alarm every 10 years.

True.

Like all electronic equipment, smoke alarms have a defined life span.

Smoke alarms generally have a life span between seven and 10 years, depending on the specific manufacturer and model. To best determine how to care for your smoke alarm, read the manufacturer’s instructions that came with your smoke alarm.

Throughout the life of your alarm, test it every month to ensure it is functioning properly.

2. A smoke alarm connected to household current is better than a battery-operated smoke alarm.

False.

Both types of smoke alarms in Canada must be tested to the same Bindloss Fire Department, from the left, Fire Chief Cresten Andersen, Deputy Fire Chief Paul standard and listed by an accredited Monro, Ivan Schlaht, Derek Barnes and Clarence Crocker. testing organization such as Underwriters Laboratories of Canada, therefore both types are equally effective. However, both types of smoke alarms should be tested monthly.

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Fire Prevention Week Test your smoke alarm knowledge Cont’d from Pg 8 battery-operated smoke alarms at least once per year.

3. Ionization smoke alarms are better than photoelectric smoke alarms.

False.

Both types of smoke alarms are tested and listed by an accredited testing organization such as Underwriters Laboratories of Canada as life safety devices to the same standard - CAN/ULC-M531 Standard for Smoke Alarms, and are equally effective.

4. I will smell the smoke, so I don’t need a smoke alarm.

False.

One side effect of fires is the generation of carbon monoxide in smoke. Carbon monoxide will aid in the deepening of sleep and will affect the ability of your senses to function properly. Each house should have smoke alarms on every level, outside all sleeping areas and in each bedroom.

5. Most people who die in fires have suffered serious burns.

False.

Most people who die from home fires die from breathing the smoke and toxic gases from the fire - not from being burned by flames. These poisonous gases, including carbon monoxide, can render a person confused and disoriented or even unconscious after only a few breaths.

These toxic effects may overcome you long before you have time to orient yourself to get out of your own home. If you are asleep and breathe poisonous gases, you may not wake up in time to escape.

Smoke alarms are your best chance of being alerted to a house fire early enough to escape.

6. I should test my smoke alarms monthly.

True.

You should test your smoke alarms monthly. This is the only way to make sure that they are in working condition. Only working smoke alarms can protect your family from fire.

If you have battery-operated alarms, replace batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Usually the battery will last approximately one year before needing replacement.

7. My smoke alarm goes off every time I make toast. I should disable it so it won’t give nuisance alarms.

False.

You need smoke alarms on every floor of your home, outside all sleeping areas and in each bedroom. If your smoke

alarms give nuisance alarms, try the following: • relocate the existing smoke alarm a short distance away; • gently vacuum the outside of the unit, following manufacturer’s directions; • clean your toaster regularly to remove crumbs which can produce smoke when the heat is on; or

• replace the smoke alarm with a new one. You can purchase one with a “hush” feature. You could also replace an ionization smoke alarm in the kitchen with a photoelectric type.

8. My family and I have about three minutes to get out of the house after the smoke alarm goes off.

True.

Studies have shown that you generally have about three minutes to escape from your home in the event of a fire. This is why it is so important to establish an escape plan for everyone in the family and to practice home fire drills.

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Fire Prevention Week Keep your cool when the alarm sounds Imagine waking up to hear your smoke alarm beeping. You are groggy, confused and scared. This is a time when many people panic and end up making serious - sometimes fatal - mistakes.

In fact, according to research from the Office of the Fire Commissioner, how a person reacts in a fire can be the difference between life and death.

Approximately 20 per cent of people who died in a home fire in a ten-year period in Alberta did not act when the smoke alarm activated.

Make sure that everyone in your

home knows exactly what to do when the alarm sounds or there is smoke or fire. A good escape plan that your family has practiced will help all to deal with a scary situation in a calm and safe manner.

• Get out quickly if there is a fire because fire moves extremely fast.

You may have only three minutes or less before the toxic smoke overtakes you (visit www.3minutedrill.alberta. ca) • Teach children to never hide in closets or under beds.

• Choose two ways out of every room.

Sleeping like a baby Nighttime fire drills critical for heavy sleepers and children Is someone in your family a heavy sleeper? Whether it’s a child or an adult, people who are heavy sleepers need extra measures if there is a fire in your home. Heavy sleepers may not wake up when a smoke alarm sounds or their judgment may be impaired when they do wake up.

Current research suggests that children may have different sleep patterns than adults which may prevent them from hearing and reacting appropriately to alarms. It appears that children, especially those younger than 15 years, have a deep-sleep phase in the first few hours after they fall asleep, which may prevent them from hearing and reacting appropriately to smoke alarms.

“Children’s sleep patterns do not mean that smoke alarms are useless,” warns Acting Fire Commissioner Spence Sample. “It means that, in addition to having smoke alarms, we must have excellent fire escape plans which take that into account.”

Smoke alarms save lives by providing an early warning of smoke and fire danger. However, you won’t know how your children or household members will react to the sound of a smoke alarm until you’ve tested their response. When you have only moments to get out safely, a fire is not the time to discover these obstacles.

Sample suggests all families practice a home fire drill at least twice a year, including during the night, so you can identify these issues and plan for them in your fire escape plan.

For children and other family members who sleep through alarms, appoint an adult or babysitter to be responsible for them in advance.

Practice escape drills so your children know how the alarm sounds and what it means. By practicing your escape plan, you will find out if any obstacles exist to your family escaping safely and you will have the opportunity to come up with a plan to deal with those problems.

Children are not the only ones at risk of sleeping through an alarm.

The elderly, people who are sleepdeprived such as students, shift workers, teenagers, the hearing impaired and anyone taking sedating medication or alcohol or drugs may be affected. Routine home fire drills will help you determine who may not hear the smoke alarm.

It is frightening to realize your child or a household member may sleep through a smoke alarm. However, by planning and practicing a fire escape plan at night, you can identify potential problems and solve them.

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If heat or smoke blocks the usual fire exit (door), then use the second way out (another door or a window).

Test doors before opening them: • Feel the door and look for smoke coming in around the edges.

• If the door is not hot and there is no smoke coming in, open it slowly, but be prepared to slam it shut if heat or smoke rush in.

• If the door is hot, use your other exit.

If you must escape through smoke, get low and go under the smoke to the nearest exit. Smoke will rise to the ceiling, leaving cooler, cleaner air close to the floor.

Parents should take into account the limitations of young children, the elderly or disabled when planning a fire escape.

If you live in an apartment building

and the smoke alarm goes off, only use the stairs. Never use an elevator.

• Choose a family meeting spot, a safe distance away from the home. It can be as simple as meeting under a neighbour’s tree.

• Practice, practice, practice. If your family has rehearsed various emergencies regularly, you will all know exactly what to do if the real thing occurs.

When you are making your escape plan, do not assume young children will be woken by a smoke alarm.

According to recent research, children younger than 9 years old experience the deepest sleep of all groups studied.

If you have young children at home, it is best to practice your home fire escape drill during sleeping hours. It is an adult’s responsibility to awaken young children during a fire emergency and get them out safely.

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Smoke alarms for people who are deaf or hard of hearing Smoke alarms save lives. However, people who are deaf or hard of hearing may not be able to depend on the traditional smoke alarm to alert them to a fire.

Smoke alarms and alert devices, called accessories, are available for people who are deaf and hard of hearing. There are a few types of accessories you may consider depending on your needs.

Strobe lights throughout the home are activated by smoke detectors and alert people who are deaf to fire conditions.

When people who are deaf are

asleep, a high intensity strobe light is required along with a pillow or bed shaker to wake them up and alert them to fire conditions so they can escape. These accessories produce a loud, mixed low pitch sound. They are activated by the sound of the smoke alarm and are usually installed next to the bed.

Recent research has shown that a loud, mixed low pitch sound is more effective in waking people of all ages than the loud high pitch sound of a traditional smoke alarm. As people age, their ability to hear high pitch sounds decreases.

Smoke alarms with built-in or separate strobe lights can be purchased through home improvement store websites or by searching the internet for “strobe light smoke alarms.” BRK/First Alert, Gentex and Kidde are brands of this type of smoke alarm.

Smoke alarm accessories such as bed or pillow shakers, transmitters and receivers are available through www.lifetone.com and www.safeawake.com.

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Techmation serves up customer service

Advertorial Techmation Electric & Controls Ltd. would like to thank everyone who came out to our Open House Fri., Oct. 2.

Techmation Electric & Controls Ltd. has been serving the Coronation area since 2009 and is a privately owned Canadian company providing a complete range of electrical and instrumentation services to all facets of the commercial and heavy industrial sectors.

Our strength comes from focusing Techmation Electric & Controls Ltd.’s new building located in Coronation, Ab. ECA Review/D.Clark on our customers needs and expectations with regards to scheduling, budgets and safety.

We have built our reputation on our service, our staff is on call 24 hours a day to help clients minimize downtime and keep their facilities and equipment in operation.

Area Manager, Ron Weeks carves Techmation utilizes a central purup chicken to serve guests at chasing department which enables Techmation’s open house held us to purchase materials in bulk. on Fri. Oct. 2, while District This large buying power equals Manager, Jeff Bowen watches. lower material costs for our clients.

ECA Review/D.Clark In addition we also provide our clients with material handling, scheduling and on-time delivery.

Our clients consistently find our costs competitive and rely on us as a valuable partner for our service and project expertise.

Our project managers are Techmation’s managers taken during the open involved in every phase of the house on Fri. Oct. 2, 2015, from the left: Blaire project to ensure smooth transition Velichko, regional manager, Ron Weeks, area from construction to final commismanager and Jeff Bowen, district manager. sioning. With our industrial

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services, we are able to meet the specific needs of each project and client.

Techmation has implemented an effective safety program to protect our workers, customers, public property, the environment and all work site properties from safety hazards.

We have obtained a COR certification with the Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan Construction Safety Associations and we utilize their training services to augment our safety program and enhance our employees’ skills.

Techmation believes the health and safety of our employees is paramount and that we are responsible for maintaining safe and reliable operations at all times and as of Jan. 1, 2014, Techmation employees have worked 4558 days with out a ‘loss time accident’.

Techmation also offers complete shop services at each of our branches and we are fully equipped to support our clients operations.

Our instrument rebuild services include PSV repairs, water meter calibrations, valve and pump repairs.

We use the latest technology and products and also offer over-thecounter sales of instrumentation materials. We look forward to serving Coronation and surrounding areas for many years to come.

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A moose and her calf spent a couple of days hanging around close to a farmstead while a bull moose lingered not far off. According to Brendan Cox, spokesperson for Alberta Fish and Wildlife, moose will wander closer to civilization during the rutting season. In their effort to find mates, bulls will even saunter through urban areas, according to Cox. Rutting bulls and protective cows are dangerous and best left alone. ECA Review/D.Johnston

TPP good for grain sector

The Western Grain Elevator Association (WGEA) commended the Government of Canada Oct. 6, 2015 on concluding the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations.

“The countries represented by the TPP agreement have high population levels and continued strong economic growth. They are key markets for western Canadian grains and oilseeds,” said Wade Sobkowich, Executive Director of the WGEA. “While the U.S. and Asia are already major destinations for agricultural products, strengthening our trade relationship there and in the Pacific will further increase market access,

clearly benefiting farmers, the grain sector, and the broader economy in western Canada.”

“Diversifying markets and expanding market access in key areas of growth around the world will pay long-term and great dividends for our agriculture exports and the economy in Canada,” continued Sobkowich.

“The western grain sector fully supports the Canada’s historic agreement with the TPP - this is positive news for the grain sector.” Members of the TPP include: Japan, Australia, Brunei, Chile, Malaysia, New Zealand, Peru, Mexico, Singapore, the United States, and Vietnam.

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Farm, family, music and Jesus were his loves Gustav Mattheis, son of Daniel and Caroline Mattheis, brother of Edwin (Ruth) Mattheis, Anne (Harvey) Miller, Irma (Henry) Debre and Art Mattheis, and beloved husband of June Mattheis, of Scapa, Alberta passed into eternity Sept. 29, 2015 while farming the land and loving the beauty of the Alberta fall.

Gus is survived and mourned by his beloved wife June of Mattheis 46 years and his children and grandchildren. His daughter Kimberlei (Rick) Dool of Chilliwack, BC and his granddaughters Danika (13) and Shayla (10), as well as his son Tyler (Margaret) Mattheis of Milford

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Station, NS and his grandsons Lincoln (7), William (4) and Levi (1) are comforted in the memory of his full and vibrant life.

Gus was born in Hanna in 1942 and raised four miles west of his home of the last 50+ years. He stewarded and maintained a love of the land his father, Daniel came to in 1923.

He attended school in Scapa and proceeded to obtain his Diesel Mechanics certification from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT).

In 1968, Gus met his wife June and they were married on Nov. 14, 1969.

Gus had great love and commitment to family - both immediate, extended and grafted.

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various sports and school obligations, and supporting them through universities on both coasts, Gus loved the many foster children who called the farm their home for days, weeks, months or years.

The foster children were treated to the same love, responsibilities and expectations of Gus’s own children; Gus’s life was enriched by their presence in his life and they remained close to his heart and thoughts even as they moved on from the farm.

An agricultural innovator, Gus was

an AI technician and applied his skills to build a purebred Charolais herd from a Hereford based herd, always holding productivity over pedigree.

Similarly, he was an avid supporter of crop rotation; stewardship of the land was one of Gus’s true passions.

Gus was a member of many community organizations including 4-H, the Drumheller Health Board, and he even endured a stint in politics, running for the Social Credit party in 1993.

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Peter’s Lutheran Cemetery, Scapa, Gideons ported the Gideons, who share God’s Because of his faith in these truths, AB with Pastor Grant Sikstrom International in Canada. P.O. Box Word in the Bible so that all may hear Gus joyfully served God through all officiating.

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A passion for music, a sense of one’s calling the driving force behind his success.

Cont’d from Pg 1 Invictus Entertainment Group is Starting out in the business meant active in all aspects of the music building a client base/portfolio from industry. scratch while working on straight Artist management, artist agents, commission. Luckily, he laughed, at exclusive venue talent buying, tour the time he was single and could live promoting/routing for some of the big‘lean’. One assumes that by lean, he gest names in music, such as Bob means financially, because he cerDylan, KISS, Carrie Underwood, John tainly isn’t short on passion, drive, Mellencamp, Motley Crue, Rihanna, focus and character.

Maroon 5, Train, Toby Keith, ZZ Top, Invictus, the name which Cressman Alan Jackson, Keith Urban, Loretta pointed out was chosen specifically for Lynn, Marilyn Manson, John Fogerty, it’s Latin root meaning, Carly Rae Jepsen, Ke$ha, Brad unconquerable.

Paisley, Dwight Yoakam, Alice Cooper, Cressman felt that name paid Reba, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Big homage to the unconquerable artistic & Rich. spirit and perseverance, which was So how does a young man from the one standard in his industry.

Donalda, Ab., go from 4H-Beef to He has remained fiercely indepenworking alongside some of today’s dent and ethical, claims Cressman, most recognizable names in the enter“you can train skills but character tainment and values industry? cannot be First taught”. came a pasHe credits sion for his values to music, a his rural sense of roots, his parone’s calling ents, Larry and some and Linda time in Cressman and broadcast his wife, journalism.

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‘Old school’ values and work ethic

April 3, 1964 Bruce Paulson (Katie Carlow) of August 29, 2015 Stettler, Ab.; nieces and At age 51, Jeff Stensrud was nephews: Marlee and Matthew taken from us suddenly and Olson; Haley, Caitlin and Jonas instantly and not because of Stensrud; Aleisha and Shelby something he did Paulson; Hunter and wrong, it was just a Cody Paulson. freak farming accident Jeff was predeand his passing has left ceased by his first a massive void in every wife, Amber and his life he touched. dad, Arvid Stensrud.

Jeff is survived by his Jeff grew up on the loving wife, Wanda farm in Paulson-Stensrud of Saskatchewan in the Stettler, Ab,; daughter, Crooked River/ Ami Stensrud (Shawn Peesan area, east of Stensrud Rogers) of Edmonton; Tisdale and began granddaughter, Tara; his schooling in his mother, Eileen Crooked River, then Stensrud of Melfort, Sk.; sibwent to Tisdale for High School lings: Arlene (Tom) Olson of and Red Deer College, where he Saskatoon, Sk.; Dwain (Laura earned his Interprovincial Hartney) of Saskatoon, Sk. and Automotive Technician status.

Greg (Sabrina) of Melfort, Sk..

The “school of experience” He is also survived by parwas an ongoing “classroom” ents-in-law Lloyd and Lois that Jeff thoroughly enjoyed Paulson of Donalda, Ab., where he worked a variety of brothers-in-law: Wayne (Yvette) jobs, always with the common Paulson of Weekes, Sk. and theme of farming or to do with

woodworking, cooking, and most of all, family time. “mechanics”.

Turn to Christmas, Pg 23 farming, animals, nature He owned his own business “Jeff’s Automotive Repair & Restoration”, located east of Donalda, Ab., in the Spruce Coulee area.

‘Old school’ values and work Wainwright, AB. ethic made his business thrive.

His motto’s also included, “If it’s 1 800 431 CATS (2287) a job worth doing at all, it’s www.donsspeedparts.com worth doing ‘right’ the first time” and, “If it’s man made, I can fix it!” - and he did.

In recent years, he had started farming with his fatherin-law, Lloyd and was working on building his own little herd of cattle.

Jeff’s interests included a very long list, to name a few: camping, AMVC licensed, offering auto body, collision repair, auto restoration, fishing, custom painting and auto glass replacement. Qualified staff to look hunting, after your personal repairs, and insurance claims from start to finish. photography, Free Estimates • Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed

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Real Estate

UNDEVELOPED Country Residential Lots at Baptiste Lake, Alberta. Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers Unreserved Auction, October 29 in Edmonton. 2.05+/and 1.62+/- title acres, power & natural gas at property line. Jerry Hodge: 780-706-6652; rbauction.com/realestate.

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INDUSTRIAL/ Agricultural land in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. Ritchie Bros.

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OUTDOOR Sports Store Surplus Auction. Sat., Oct. 17, 9 a.m., MAS Sales Centre, Blackfalds, Alberta.

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A SPECIAL thank you to my two daughters for their hard work in making my 80th birthday a very special day. To all my friends and relatives who attended with cards, gifts, etc. and kind words, thank you very much. It was really appreciated.

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We will miss you and your kindness Arnold lee - Unreserved FArm AUction and caring, your laughter and love, Paintearth Lodge is once again your expertise and help and until Cereal, ab. – saturday, june 14, 2014 - 10:00 a.M. we’re once again together you will be Directions: From Cereal AB: South on #886 to junction #570, 11 kms East to RD 5-3 & 5 kms south to yard. accepting applications for Lodge living!

Senior’s Government (Watch for Signs) forever loved, always remembered and le ilab Ava ts Gran LET US DO THE WORRYING FOR YOU! Owners Phone: Contact arnold lee at (403) 526- 0401 or cell (403) 664-9561 forever cherished. We are thankful to $ Le Sabre up • to • Brandt 7” X 35’ Auger c/w Honda 13 hp 1985 Buick • S ocket Sets, Hand Tools TRACTORS, COMBINE & have had the honour of your presence YOUR VACATION SPOT OFFERS: • M akita elect. impact engine, elect. start & winch • 1953 Chevrolet 1100 SWATHER: • T ow Chains • Walinga 510 Std Agri Vac • Various older vehicles for parts or in our lives.

• Case International 4694 Tractor, 20.8 X • Daily Activities and frequent entertainment • Friends to visit with daily • V arious Power Tools rebuilding GRAIN BINS: • Fully Licensed Tradesmen • Exercise program - promotes your well being - helps prevent falls A celebration of life was held in • 34 tires, PTO, 4 hyd., 5620 hrs showing.

• F orney arc welder • #1 GSI 4200 bus. on wood Case 4690 Tractor, 20.8 X 34 tires, 4 hyd., • Arctic Cat 400 Quad 4X4 Speedrack • P lus a sizable assort. of misc tools, shop • 1975 Ford F100 Supercab • #2 Westeel Rosco 3300 bus. on wood PTO, 8216 hrs., showing.

• Lots honour of Jeff on Tues., Sept. 8, 2015 at & farming supplies too numerous to listof laughter & people interactions • Indoors & outside maintenance • 1963 Chev 3 ton, wood box & hoist. Needs • #3 UFA 2750 bus. on wood • International 1482 PT • Combine, hyd., Dealers for Lennox High Efficiency • #4 Westeel Rosco 3300 bus. on wood clutch repair.

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• Case IH 5600 Cultivator, 40’, c/w Flexi-Coil • #6 UFA 1750 bus. on wood Memorial donations may be made to • #7 Westeel Rosco 1750 bus. on wood older dressers • MF 1135 Tractor, 23.1 X 34 tires, dual hyd., 3 bar mounted harrows • Look forward to starting your day – every day! (located off farm) • Oak chest of 3 drawers Air conditioning STARS, Donalda Animal Rescue orPTO. (Engine overhaul approx. 2300 hrs a • Flexi Coil System 95 - 50’ Harrow Packer • #8 Westeel Rosco 2750 bus. on wood • Brass Spittoon, old telephone ago, 2 seasons on clutch overhaul - approx. • Harmon Rockomatic Rock Picker (located off farm) • E

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TREAT US LIKE YOUR VACATION HOTEL: • MF 360 Discer, 2 - 15’ in tandem • Specializing in Hot Water Heating TANKS & MISC.: various crocks, butter churn, boilers, 930 Tractor, 18.4 X 34 tires, 1080 • MF 36 - 18’ discer Funeral Home & Crematorium • Case • Westward end-gate drill fill washtubs, enamelware , wash board Visit us for a month to see if you like Lodge living. hrs on engine overhaul (tack replaced with • Morris 19’ Cultivator, c/w 3 bar mounted • Degelman 9’ dozer blade • Stereoscope • Repairs of all makes of Furnaces engine overhaul) harrows 403-742-3422.

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• 1981 International S1900 Diesel Tandem, • Mel-Cam hyd. rock bucket • 4 slip tanks • Kohlswa Sweden Anvil • Harmon 8’ Swath Roller • Kirby straw & chaff spreader • Leg Vice, #12 AB Jardine Forge Blower, like to express sincere thanks and 3208 Cat, 10.00 X R 20 tires, Allison 5 speed auto., 18’ steel box & hoist, roll tarp, GRAIN LOADERS: • Round Galvanized Water Tank post drill, barrel Learn how we can enhance your quality of life.

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• Farm King 10” X 60’ Swing Auger SHOP & FARMING SUPPLIES: • Various Pieces of Horse-Drawn gratitude for the • 1987 Ford F 150, 2WD, 176,589 kms • Sakundiak HD7-1200 7” X 35’ Auger c/w • Pro Air II air compressor Machinery • 1990 Ford F150, 4X4 ext. cab, 206,682 kms.

Kohler 14 hp engine & elect. start • Battery Charger • Various Old Harness, Saddle & Tack overwhelming support during Jeff & Sheryl Van Wert CONTACT: this tragic loss.

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AUCTION SALE Saturday, October 17

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