The fire of January 7, on 4 ST SW, affected four different families. The Sandstone Lanes is having a Charity Bowl for the families on Wednesday January 13th starting at noon till 10:00 PM. The public is invited. All proceeds from the bowling, hotdogs, pop and hamburgers will be donated to the ATB who will split the proceeds to the accounts that are set up for the families.
According to Becky Morse, her son Jeff Morse had just put a load of laundry in the dryer and decided to go visit the neighbors along with his ex-wife Tiffany Bailie who was visiting from Red Deer.
On their way back to his home, they saw the fire and smoke and thought that it was really close to Jeff’s residence. Unfortunately, his whole side of the fourplex was destroyed. His children were at Grandma Becky Morse’s home, so they were safe and sound.
Jeff had just started working at the Ramada site and lost all his work clothes, tools and his new hard hat. Jeff had just put up new bunk beds for his kids which were also lost, along with all their furniture, appliances, clothing, toys and everything else.
Century 21 PowerRealty.ca agents and staff are organizing furniture and clothing donations for those displaced by the fire. An account has been set up at ATB. Contact PowerRealty.ca at 403-823-2121, rent@2121.ca
The Sunshine Lodge and Hillview Lodge are experiencing a respiratory outbreak.
Signage is posted on the doors of the facilities asking visitors to help protect patients, employees and guests.
Under these conditions, the number of visitors to the facility is limited. They ask visitors who are ill not to visit.
Visitors are asked to wash their hands or apply an alcohol-based hand rub before and after visits.
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