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T he WeeklyANCHOR REAL ESTATE WEEKLY
Cold weather increases home carbon monoxide threat
As temperatures dip and we crank up the heat, a by-product of combustion. Attached garages cardiorespiratory failure or death.
the risk for carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning with doors, ductwork or ventilation shafts Take action: Equipping your home with
significantly increases. The arrival of cold connected to a living space can also be sources. working carbon monoxide alarms is the only
weather is a timely reminder for all of us to take The risk: Carbon monoxide is responsible for way to detect this poisonous gas. For premium
the proper precautions to help protect our more than 300 deaths each year and is the protection against both CO and fire, the First
families from harm. Here’s what you need to number one cause of accidental poisonings, Alert 10-Year Battery Smoke & Carbon
know about CO: according to Statistics Canada. Compounding the Monoxide Alarm is equipped with a sealed
Hidden threat: Dubbed the “silent killer,” CO issue and concern is that CO poisoning is battery that powers the alarm for a decade –
PASSPORT PHOTOS & MORE has no smell, taste or colour and it strikes most notoriously difficult to diagnose, often until it’s eliminating the need to replace the batteries for
too late. The symptoms mimic those of many
the life of the alarm. Install CO and smoke
during the winter, when more fuel-burning
appliances are used to heat homes. Carbon other illnesses including nausea, headaches, alarms on each level of your home, including the
Professional Digital
Professional Digital PASSPORT PHOTOS & MORE monoxide sources may include, but are not dizziness, weakness, chest pain and vomiting. In basement, as well as in and near every sleeping
more severe poisoning cases, people may
limited to, heaters, fireplaces, furnaces,
area. If CO symptoms appear, or if an alarm
Passport System appliances or cooking sources using coal, wood, experience disorientation or unconsciousness, or sounds, get everyone outside to fresh air
Passport System
petroleum products or other fuels emitting CO as suffer long-term neurological disabilities,
immediately and then call 911. www.newscanada.com
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while you wait... Edson Craft Centre kicks off 2020 season
with Play Clay Food kid's class
by Lara Felsing
T The Edson Craft Centre kicked off their
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on January 18.
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hamburger, a chocolate chip cookie and a
strawberry. Students had the opportunity to
form their art pieces using a variety of tools
and finished their pieces with some hand-
D painted under glazing.
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At only $35 per student, these popular
PASSPORT PHOTOS & MORE classes fill up fast. The next kid's class will
be on Saturday, February 22 and the project
will be a sunset beach hut scene. As the
Professional Digital morning class is already at maximum
capacity, the Edson Craft Centre will be
Passport System accepting a list of names of those interested
photos ready in a second class from 1 pm to 3 pm. To
register, contact Annette McGill at 780-723-
in minutes 3568.
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T Edson Craft Centre Instructor Annette McGill lead a class of 18 kids ages 5-15 through a variety of pottery
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techniques during the Craft Centre's first class of the season on January 18. photo Lara Felsing
T he WeeklyANCHOR REAL ESTATE WEEKLY
Cold weather increases home carbon monoxide threat
As temperatures dip and we crank up the heat, a by-product of combustion. Attached garages cardiorespiratory failure or death.
the risk for carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning with doors, ductwork or ventilation shafts Take action: Equipping your home with
significantly increases. The arrival of cold connected to a living space can also be sources. working carbon monoxide alarms is the only
weather is a timely reminder for all of us to take The risk: Carbon monoxide is responsible for way to detect this poisonous gas. For premium
the proper precautions to help protect our more than 300 deaths each year and is the protection against both CO and fire, the First
families from harm. Here’s what you need to number one cause of accidental poisonings, Alert 10-Year Battery Smoke & Carbon
know about CO: according to Statistics Canada. Compounding the Monoxide Alarm is equipped with a sealed
Hidden threat: Dubbed the “silent killer,” CO issue and concern is that CO poisoning is battery that powers the alarm for a decade –
PASSPORT PHOTOS & MORE has no smell, taste or colour and it strikes most notoriously difficult to diagnose, often until it’s eliminating the need to replace the batteries for
too late. The symptoms mimic those of many
the life of the alarm. Install CO and smoke
during the winter, when more fuel-burning
appliances are used to heat homes. Carbon other illnesses including nausea, headaches, alarms on each level of your home, including the
Professional Digital
Professional Digital PASSPORT PHOTOS & MORE monoxide sources may include, but are not dizziness, weakness, chest pain and vomiting. In basement, as well as in and near every sleeping
more severe poisoning cases, people may
limited to, heaters, fireplaces, furnaces,
area. If CO symptoms appear, or if an alarm
Passport System appliances or cooking sources using coal, wood, experience disorientation or unconsciousness, or sounds, get everyone outside to fresh air
Passport System
petroleum products or other fuels emitting CO as suffer long-term neurological disabilities,
immediately and then call 911. www.newscanada.com
photos ready
photos ready
in minutes
in minutes
while you wait...
while you wait... Edson Craft Centre kicks off 2020 season
with Play Clay Food kid's class
by Lara Felsing
T The Edson Craft Centre kicked off their
The Weekly Anchorhe Weekly Anchor
5040 3rd Avenue, Edson
5040 3rd Avenue, Edson040 3rd Avenue, Edson 5040 3rd Avenue, Edson 2020 roster with a Play Clay Food kid's class
5
on January 18.
780-723-5787
780-723-5787
The two-hour class had the group creating a
T
780-723-578780-723-5787
7 The Weekly Anchorhe Weekly Anchor variety of clay play food items; including a
hamburger, a chocolate chip cookie and a
strawberry. Students had the opportunity to
form their art pieces using a variety of tools
and finished their pieces with some hand-
D painted under glazing.
DROP IN AND SEE!ROP IN AND SEE!
At only $35 per student, these popular
PASSPORT PHOTOS & MORE classes fill up fast. The next kid's class will
be on Saturday, February 22 and the project
will be a sunset beach hut scene. As the
Professional Digital morning class is already at maximum
capacity, the Edson Craft Centre will be
Passport System accepting a list of names of those interested
photos ready in a second class from 1 pm to 3 pm. To
register, contact Annette McGill at 780-723-
in minutes 3568.
while you wait...
PASSPORT PHOTOS & MORE
The Weekly Anchorhe Weekly Anchor Professional Digital Passport System photos
T
ready in minutes while you wait...
DO YOU NEED 5
5040 3rd Avenue, Edson040 3rd Avenue, Edson
7
D
BUSINESS CARDS? DROP IN AND SEE!ROP IN AND SEE! 780-723-578780-723-5787
NEED MORE
BUSINESS CARDS
OR WANT NEW ONES
DESIGNED?
Come get your cards
done at The Anchor.
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR DROP IN AND SEE!ROP IN AND SEE!
D
5040 3rd Ave.
5040 3rd Avenue, Edson
780-723-5787 5040 3rd Avenue, Edson
780-723-5787
780-723-5787
T Edson Craft Centre Instructor Annette McGill lead a class of 18 kids ages 5-15 through a variety of pottery
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techniques during the Craft Centre's first class of the season on January 18. photo Lara Felsing
