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the scary creatures, princes and prin- treats have been thoroughly inspected As we embrace the magic and mystique cesses, cartoon characters, and even by the discerning eyes of their parents. of this eerie evening, let’s ensure that our As the sun dips below the horizon on the occasional political figure who may This precautionary step ensures that Halloween is not only thrilling but also October 31, our neighbourhoods will be grace the streets with their presence. only the magic of Halloween fills their safe for all. Happy Halloween, and may transformed.

Armed with pumpkin baskets and night, and not the sinister trickery of any your night be filled with treats, laughter, Halloween is just a couple of days dressed in their finest costumes, these malicious candy. and just a touch of spine-tingling delight. away, and front yards have become a trick-or-treaters are on a mission to fill canvas for the spooky and the whimsical those bags to the brim with sugary treaalike. From the eerie and haunting to the sures. enchanting and playful, our homes have However, as the streets come alive embraced the spirit of All Hallows’ Eve. with excitement, we must also remember Venture through the streets, and you’ll that the safety of our little ones is parawitness a spooky spectacle as some mount. The sheer thrill of Halloween often houses shed their normal appearances leads children to forget the rules of the to embrace the eerie and the mystical. road, and their costumes, often dark and Ghouls, goblins, and witches adorn some shadowy, can make them nearly invisible abodes, casting their spell on anyone as they dart from house to house. It is who dares to pass. Others venture down imperative for all of us to keep our eyes a ghostly path, littering their yards with peeled and our speeds reduced, ensurtombstones, half-decayed body parts, ing that our streets remain safe and free and even the skeletal remnants of long- from any accidents. lost pets, that sends shivers down your In addition to these physical dangers, spine.

Halloween also brings with it a unique The weather, it seems, is playing its set of hidden perils. Remind your chilpart and one can only hope it remains dren, as you send them off on their cooperative as the the day becomes adventure, not to indulge in their sweet closer providing the perfect backdrop for spoils until they return home and their The side of the house with its decorations.

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The Vermilion Voice | October 29,2024

Western Sport Products Celebrates Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

Butters emphasized that affordability is service manager, will oversee maintenance and Butters expressed his gratitude to the a key aspect of Western Sport Products’ and warranty claims until the in-house community for their support. “I just want to Vermilion’s newest ATV and UTV deal- offerings. “Many of our competitors offer service center is fully operational. The say thank you for coming this morning and ership, Western Sport Products, held its great products, but their price points can dealership also offers the ability to source for helping us celebrate this special occaofficial ribbon-cutting ceremony on Octo- range from $30,000 to $40,000. We have off-brand products, such as Polaris, for sion.” ber 22, marking its grand introduction to the side-by-sides that start under $12,000, with customers who request them.

Western Sport Products is now open for community. Although the dealership, which even our top models priced under $20,000.

“We’re committed to meeting the needs business at 4520 Railway Avenue, offerspecializes in a variety of sport and leisure These vehicles are ideal for recreational of our community,” Butters added. “Whether ing a range of financing options to meet the vehicles, officially opened its doors on users, farmers, hunters, and weekend customers are looking for recreational vehi- needs of its customers.

September 16, the event brought together warriors who want a cost-effective utility cles, children’s quads, or even snow blowThe Koch group of companies is a local dignitaries and community leaders to vehicle.” ers that attach to side-by-sides, we have family-owned dealership group with locacelebrate the new business.

In addition to selling ATVs and UTVs, something for everyone.” tions in Alberta in Vermilion, Pincher Creek, Special guests included Vermilion Town Western Sport Products will provide parts The ribbon-cutting ceremony was a and in BC in Crambrook and Squamish.

Councillors Kirby Whitlock, Rob Snow, and and services. Laura, the car dealership’s significant moment for the dealership, Comprised of seven Franchise locations, Robert Pulyk, along with Interim CAO Mike representing Dodge, Chevrolet, Ford, van der Torre, Economic Development OffiNissan, Mitsubishi and Volks Wagon, as cer Mary Lee Prior, and Vermilion Chamwell as 3 used vehicle locations, and now ber of Commerce Executive Director Jyllian Western Power Sports.

Fairholm. Together, they presented General Manager Mike Butters and Vice President VERMILION Paul Koch with a commemorative plaque to welcome Western Sport Products to the town.

Prior to the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Butters gave an insightful presentation on the dealership’s offerings and the story behind the business. He highlighted that the dealership will sell both new and used ATVs, UTVs, and other leisure products, with the primary product line being All games will be provided.

Massimo.

“The Massimo product line is primarily There is very little to do in town, American,” explained Butters. “Once the so we decided to host a games products are ready, they are sent to Ontario, night once a month for adults. where they are assembled and then shipped to us, almost ready to go. The company they (Massimo) are partnered with in China also manufactures the Yamaha engine, which is a well-known and reliable brand. On top Check out and join our Facebook to of that, Massimo offers an industry-leading find out time and location. five-year engine and power train warranty, From left, Interim CAO Mike van der Torre, Councillor Rob Snow, Vice President Paul Koch, @vermilion community games night Councillor Robert Pulyk, General Manager Mike Butters, Chamber of Commerce Executive which is an exceptional advantage over Director Jyllian Fairholm, Councillor Kirby Whitlock, and Economic Development Officer most competitors who only offer a two-year Mary Lee Prior. Photo Lorna Hamilton warranty.”

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is the time to limit the stirring. Other spices that can be the spices. In a separate added are 1/4 teaspoon ground cardamom and/or anise. bowl mix the flour, salt and Fall, winter and the holiday I suggest using the unsulfured cooking molasses, but for baking powder well and season are always the right time for a more robust flavour blackstrap molasses can also be then beat the flour mixture Gingerbread Cake. Certain foods used, although it likely has added sulphites, which many i n t o t h e b u t t e r s u g a r can evoke memories, and my earli- people are often sensitive to. This is one of my favorite mixture. Combine the water est memory of this cake is when I recipes that I am sharing with you. I hope you enjoy it, and molasses and then was about 10 years old visiting my and use it to create some great memories for your family. add to the main mixture, aunt and uncles ranch at Islay. My Aunt Eileen from Islay, Gingerbread Cake beat for 5-10 seconds only prepared it for a supper dessert for an important cattle 1/2 cup butter and then stir, just until the buyer that was coming to the ranch. I had never tasted 1 cup brown sugar ingredients are combined. gingerbread cake before and she gave me a generous 2 eggs Over stirring at this point amount of cake topped with lots of luscious whipped 1/4 cup olive oil will ruin the c ake. Pour cream. It was really quite unforgettable.

1 cup all purpose flour into an 8 x 8 cake pan that This cake is moist with a slightly chewy texture like a 1 cup whole grain barley or wheat flour has been greased on the soft ginger cookie. It is superb served with a dollop of 1 teaspoon baking powder bottom and the side and sweetened whipped cream, and garnished with a dash 2 teaspoons ginger floured on the sides. Bake of cinnamon. You can also serve it warm with vanilla ice 1 teaspoon cinnamon at 325 for 25 minutes, or cream or cold covered in a cream cheese icing with the 1/4 teaspoon allspice or cloves until a toothpick inserted zest of an orange added. The secret to a tender cake 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg near the middle of the cake is lots of beating of the fat and the sugar together, then 1/3 cup water comes out clean. This time adding in the dry ingredients. Once the liquid goes in, 1/2 cup molasses is based on a convection any excessive beating or stirring will cause the liquid to Cream together the butter and brown sugar by oven, so it may have to be react with the gluten in the flour and toughen the cake as beating with an electric mixer for about five minutes. adjusted according to your well as cause it to rise up to much in the middle, so this Beat in eggs and then the olive oil, add and beat in oven.

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address short due to his frail condition from his stay in the and a silver trowel. hospital. He told everyone that the local history surroundFrom that, construction On Oct. 11, 1922 at 10:30 a.m., a ing the founding and growth of a town was such as should continued on the new buildpublic ceremony was held in Vermil- be familiar faces remain for any extended time. He gave ing. ion as Mayor J.W.G. Morrison laid special focus on Brimacombe, who was the first mayor of On Dec. 1, 1922, the new down the foundation stone of the new Vermilion. firehall and town hall was town and fire hall building.

When called up, Brimacombe stated he had possession opened in a grand cereA large number of citizens assem- of the report from the first public meeting held in Vermilion mony with many from the bled to watch the cornerstone being on Sept. 8, 1905. He stated his regret was that Vermilion community in presence as laid down by the mayor. Many did not think he would make was not so fixed financially, or else the community could Mayor Morrison gave a short it as he had been in the hospital for the previous few days have built more for the future of the town. He added that he address. but had sufficiently recovered to carry out the ceremony at was present at the laying of the cornerstone of the school, Contact Craig at craig@ the construction site. Also present at the ceremony were which was now an eight-room school that was filled to canadaehx.com town councillors and former Mayor Brimacombe. capacity with students.

Support Craig by donatThe previous town hall had been destroyed by fire that H.P. Long, the secretary treasurer gave a brief resume ing at www.canadaehx.com tore through the entire business section of the town in April of the documents and records that were deposited in a (Click Donate) 1918. The firehall, which had stood for 11 years, was also receptacle to serve as a time capsule for future generaListen to his p o d c ast destroyed in that fire. tions to find. The mayor then placed the time capsule Canadian History Ehx on all In speaking to the crowd, Mayor Morrison kept his inside the cornerstone and sealed it over with mortar podcast platforms.

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The Vermilion Voice | October 29,2024

Harvest Memories

we are retired now. I try to give a hand the combine too, but I never did. There’s its grain through the middle section and when my daughter and son-in-law’s nothing like a beautiful harvest sunshiny auguring it out the side into a bin and As I tour around harvest is starting, even if it’s only cook- day, and the smell of harvest in the air, but spewing fresh cut straw out the chute on our province these ing meals or helping with chores. I want to I loved the late nights too with the lights the back into what would become a huge last few weeks I see feel like I’m still part of the season. Pulling shining on the swath as the combine ate yellow straw pile. A couple of my brothers h a r ve s t i n g i n f u l l the combine out of the shop seems to be them up. We would turn on all the lights remember helping throw sheaves into the swing in the nor th the trigger. in the barnyard which helped us navigate threshing machine and one commented and winding up in Like many of my fellow farmwives, I used through the dark from the field to the bins. that a pitchfork “may have” gone through the south. I still get to drive truck to and from the combine and The big old barn had lights on 3 sides way the threshing machine when it slipped out excited about harvest time even though haul grain to the bins. Many of them ran up high on the loft beams, which acted of his hands. like a lighthouse while driving the truck in My Dad was the threshing boss and the hills and around the bush. Have you he made sure the process ran smoothly. ever got lost in the field in the dark? Yes, I He would line up the tractor opposite the 24105LL0 know you have too, and yes, we had lights threshing machine, attach the belt, check on the truck. Disorientation just happens all the other belts and chains, and made in the dark. So, we were glad of the well- sure the timing was right for the teams lit barnyard that looked like a small village. of horses pulling racks of bundles to be We were grateful for the end of harvest lined up for unloading so the threshing too, and a job well done. machine never had to wait. There was no Going back another generation on this waiting. My Mom and our housekeeper same farm, I remember harvest when I were the chief cooks and they would was a kid. Dad owned two threshing feed the crew. In 1962 Mom would have machines; a steel-wheeled Goodison at 7 kids also to feed. This number would one time and later a Case rubber-tired increase to 10 by 1966. The first supper model. Harvest looked a lot different setting would be for the kids before the back then. The teams and racks pulling men came in. At the second setting, up to the big threshing machine loaded she could seat 10 men. The crew would with sheaves (bundles) of grain. Men with come in from the field for supper, and pitch-forks unloading into the feeder of a wash basin, towel, soap and water that huge machine with its chain and belts would be on a bench outside the door, driving huge wheels round and round, and each man would wash up hands and separating the grain, chaff and straw with face, and file into the kitchen where Mom 3”blowing. wide version its pounding, shaking and Moving had a long table set up, plates spaced for men and they were served BROAD REACH at an AFFORDABLE PRICE potatoes, gravy, vegetables and roast beef or pork, homemade bread and an iced cake for dessert. (Some of you readwith a combined ers know how many dishes had circulation of to be washed!) We were the over 650,000 for only... last farmers in our district to still plus GST Ask about the be threshing. It was such hard Value Ad Network work for both Mom and Dad. Alberta Weekly Newspapers Association They quit threshing (I’m guesstoll free 1-800-282-6903 x225 ing) in the mid-60s. I think of email classifieds@awna.com them every harvest season! or visit your community newspaper Happy Harvest!

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Lorna Hamilton

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Amber Bauer With Lady Sage Leave Audience Spellbound In Vermilion

brated women in music, particularly musi- dobro, harmonica, foot drums, and sang ter, and beautiful music. The audience left cal mothers. Over the past few months, her song “North Star Burning,” which she spellbound, eagerly awaiting what’s next The Vermilion Allied Arts second perfor- through referrals and previous connec- wrote about the Kimberly ski resort. She for these talented women. Keep an eye mance of its 2024/25 Series kicked off with tions, she gathered a group of remarkable performed as a one-woman band, leaving on Abygale Durie, who Bauer praised as a an unforgettable evening of music, emotion, women to form Lady Sage. Most of the the audience in awe. rising star, destined for great things. and female empowerment as Amber Bauer members hadn’t met in person until a single Amber Bauer, the hometown favourite, In other exciting news, Amber Bauer and her all-female band, Lady Sage, took rehearsal the day before the show. Despite closed the night with “Home Sweet Home,” will be performing as part of the Duelling the stage. Joined by opening act Abygale this, their chemistry and passion shone a poignant reminder that there truly is no Pianos at Savor, taking place on November Durie, the night was a celebration of talent, through, making the performance feel as if place like home.

15 at the Regional Centre. Don’t miss it! connection, and heartfelt performances. they’d been playing together for years.

The evening was filled with emotion, Abygale Durie, who opened the show, Lady Sage features a dynamic lineup: laughter, and a deep connection between captivated the audience with her unique Tanya Ryan from Okotoks performed her the performers and the audience. Bauer’s blend of original songs and cover perfor- heartfelt song “Dimes,” a touching tribute to vision of empowering women in music was mances. Known for her soulful renditions, a mother’s love for her son as he begins a fully realized on stage, with each performer she added her own spin to tracks by artists new chapter in life. shining in her own unique way. “We ladies like Lainey Wilson and Zach Bryan. Durie Leslie Gruhn from Edmonton, a last- had such a great time! We were all blown concluded her set with her newly released minute addition to the group, joined just four away by the love and support from the song, “King of the Rodeo,” which debuted days before the show and flawlessly deliv- crowd,” said Bauer after the show. “It’s on September 13, 2024. The crowd was in ered background vocals for the evening’s always an honour to play for those who awe, with audience member Patti Breland performances. have supported me throughout my career. I remarking, “Thank you, Abygale! So much Myra Marshall of Camrose, who contrib- really want to see the Allied Arts continue to talent! Best of luck with all the wonderful uted with acoustic guitar, vocals, and flourish. The council works so hard behind adventures that music leads you on!” percussion, shared her incredible talents— the scenes to make live music happen The headline act, Amber Bauer with she was also a bodybuilder in 2008, adding close to home, and they deserve to have Lady Sage, brought a special energy to the to her impressive repertoire. that theatre full.” stage. Bauer, a local Vermilion talent, had Heather Gemmell from Kimberly, BC, Amber Bauer with Lady Sage delivered long dreamt of assembling a band that cele- played multiple instruments including the a night to remember, full of love, laugh- Photo Greg Haslehurst Photography Reporter

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Cathy Wolters

The Vermilion Voice | October 29,2024

Marauders End Regular Season With Loss

himself when he wasn’t forced into in recovering a fumbled punt return. but found room to run and out legged hurried passes. His 130 yards rush- The latter put the Marauders first and Royal defenders to the endzone.

Ve r m i l i o n M ar au d e r s h a d t h e i r ing included touchdown runs of 67 goal from the six and resulted in their Before he was injured Woy witka previous week’s game story reversed and six yards. second touchdown late in the third led Vermilion tacklers. Safety Ethan in a 60-12 loss to the Camrose Royal Rookie Denver Nelson made his quarter.

Scully and linebacker Taylor Blacklast Thursday. presence known on special teams.

The Marauders first major came more made big hits throughout the The Royals scored seven majors H e re c overe d a s h or t k i c k at t h e with just 40 seconds left in the first game. in the first half and added an eighth open of the second half. His quick- half. Faced with a second and 16 from Marauders points after: Four differearly in the straight-time second half. ness down field also played a role their own 43, Sheppard looked pass ent players took on kick returns includInjuries played a role as the ing Aiden Ouellette, Brayden Bulmer, Marauder speedy running back Carter Jaremco and Woywitka before Simon Dary dressed but didn’t play his injury. limiting of fensive options. Veteran linebacker Nick Woy witka lef t the field in the second quarter.

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Reminding us ... of happy times we shared.

Guiding us ... to live our days without you.

Love Always, Dad & Mom, Tammy & Darrin - Emily, Kiera, Claudia Melody - Savannah, Dayton, Micha Daniel & Madeline

Loving you; missing you; Our son, brother, uncle, Forever remaining alive, In our hearts.

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Dorothy “Fern” Shattuck passed away October 23, 2024, in Vermilion, Alberta at the age of 93 years.

She will be lovingly remembered by her children Edith (Bruce) Hanson, Dwayne (Penny) Shattuck, Rebecca (Eugene) Dyjur, and Roberta Stadlwieser; grandchildren Lee (Patricia) Hanson, Melina (Travis) Arthur, Karrie (Jeff) Rogers, Cole (Megan) Hanson, Earl Shattuck (Jamie Myhre), Jessica (Adam) MacDougall, Mark (Aimee) Dyjur, Brittany (Garett) Hall, Ryan (Leslie) Dyjur, Dorothy Fern Jake Stadlwieser, Reagan Stadlwieser, and Shattuck Reid Stadlwieser; numerous great grandchildren; brother Bob Oram; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.

She was predeceased by her parents Scott & Lila Oram and siblings Rubina Oram and Bill Oram.

A Private Family Service took place at the Islay Cemetery.

Memorial donations may be made to Friends of Vermilion Health Center or charity of one’s choice.

LOCAL/AREA NEWS

The Vermilion Voice | October 29,2024

Lorna Hamilton

Vermilion Allied Arts Presents The Paperboys

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has been described as “the Los Lobos over the years, The Paperboys have themes of self-worth, escaping abuse, of Canada.” With over 4,300 shows remained fan favourites, earning acco- and hope for the future. Her previous Music lovers in Vermilion are in for under their belt since forming in 1992, lades such as a Juno Award for their releases have earned her steady airplay a foot-tapping treat as the Vermilion they have created a unique musi - album Molinos and praise from publica- on CBC Radio and praise from critics in Allied Arts 2024/25 Series kicks off its cal community of devoted fans who tions like MOJO and Roots Magazine. the US, UK, and Europe. With several second show of the four-performance return for their freewheeling live perforIn addition to their impressive live festival appearances and a nominaseason. On Tuesday, November 5, at mances time and again. performances, The Paperboys have tion for her song “Love In Your Eyes” 7:30 p.m., the Alumni Theatre at LakeT h e h e a r t o f T h e Pa p e r b oys i s a rich discography, with 10 albums by the Ontario Arts Council, Coupland land College will come alive with the founder and lead vocalist /guitarist under their belt, two West Coast Music is quickly becoming a standout voice in multi-genre brilliance of The Paper- Tom Landa, a dynamic performer who Awards, and a Leo Award nomina- the Canadian folk scene. boys, with the talented Claire Coupland emigrated from Mexico to Canada in tion for best original song. Their music Following this exciting performance, opening the show. his teens. Alongside him are Kalissa connects deeply with fans, transcend- the Vermilion Allied Arts Series will For 30 years, The Paperboys have Landa, a fiddler/vocalist with an innate ing cultural and musical boundaries to continue in the new year with Black been making critically acclaimed music gift for melody, and Geoffrey Kelly, a create something universally loved.

Umfolos on Februar y 22 and Jack and delivering high- energy per for- flautist/guitarist from the iconic Spirit Opening for The Paperboys is the Semple’s “Plays Lightfoot” on March mances that leave audiences in awe. of the West. Together, this trio leads a talented Claire Coupland, whose soul- 22, both at 7:30 p.m. Don’t miss this This Canadian band, known for their group that constantly reinvents itself, ful voice and folk-inspired sound have chance to experience these incredability to blend Celtic reels, Mexican performing without a set list and letting captivated audiences across Canada. ible artists live. Tickets are available folk, fiddle tunes, New Orleans brass, the energy of the audience guide their A skilled guitarist and songwriter, Coup- at Fantasy Flowers for $35 per perforbluegrass, and more into a single set, show. Despite shifting musical trends land’s latest album New Light delves into mance.

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Submitted classics by Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, A show you will remember for a long Roger Miller, and more. time with this unique and incredibly enterYou’ll hear timeless songs you can sing taining musical celebration. along to such as Hound Dog, Crazy, Pretty The Louisiana Hayride Show, with Woman, On the Road Again, Coalminer’s amazing world-class tribute artists and live Daughter, That’ll Be the Day, That Don’t band, will bring you back in time to when Impress Me Much, Ring of Fire, and many songs were meaningful, the words were more! understood and the sound was pleasant.

For those who have seen this producLegendary stars will come to life before tion before, the Louisiana Hayride Show is your eyes! You’ll think you’re at their concert always adding new and fun material to keep when you see Elvis Presley, Patsy Cline, you surprised and totally entertained from Buddy Holly, Lefty Frizzell, Loretta Lynn, start to finish. You will love Shania’s new Roy Orbison, Shania Twain, Crystal Gayle, look and Willie will keep you entertained! and Willie Nelson step on stage to sing their Tell your friends and family and get your big hits, all in one incredible show. tickets now before the show sells out.

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The Vermilion Voice | October 29,2024

Open House At Lakeland

Lakeland College

enrolment at Lakeland. “After touring our campuses and connecting with our faculty Lakeland College hosted Open House and students, many future students took on Oct. 18 and 19, hosting hundreds of advantage of the opportunity to apply for prospective students on both Lloydmin- free while on campus and we can’t wait ster and Vermilion campus. to welcome them to Lakeland next year!”

“Open House went so well,” says KateThe college is hosting a virtual open lynn Vallee, supervisor of recruitment and house for online programs on Oct. 29.

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Solid Waste Master Plan The City of Lloydminster and Morrison Hershfield (MH) now Stantec are completing an Integrated Waste Management Plan which will provide a comprehensive roadmap for solid waste management for the next 20 years.

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LIBRA

Embrace a little chaos today. You often seek balance, but letting things get a little messy could lead to creative breakthroughs and new perspectives.

TAURUS

SCORPIO

Open yourself up to new ideas, even if they challenge your usual way of thinking. Being open-minded will spark growth in areas you didn’t expect and could lead to valuable insights.

GEMINI

Silence can be just as powerful as words today. Instead of always filling the space with conversation, let others take the lead.

You might learn something new by simply listening.

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LEO

Practice humility today. While you naturally gravitate toward the spotlight, stepping back and letting others shine will deepen your relationships and show your strength in new ways.

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Focus on self-discipline today. Setting clear boundaries for yourself will help you manage your time and emotions better, leading to a more productive and peaceful day.

VIRGO

Let yourself be spontaneous today.

Loosening your grip on control will allow you to enjoy the present moment and discover joy in unexpected places.

Share your vulnerability. You’re often seen as strong and composed, but showing your softer side today will bring you closer to those around you and create deeper trust.

SAGITTARIUS

Focus on patience and persistence. Instead of chasing immediate excitement, invest time and energy in long-term goals. Small steps now will lead to big results later.

CAPRICORN

Take time to celebrate small victories today.

You’re always working toward the next goal, but recognizing the progress you’ve made will keep you motivated and grounded.

AQUARIUS

Today is a day for emotional reflection.

Instead of focusing on external projects, take a look inward. Understanding your feelings will help you make better decisions moving forward.

PISCES

Be assertive today. You’re often accommodating, but speaking up for yourself will bring clarity and respect in situations where you might otherwise stay quiet.

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ARIES

Today, focus on patience. Things might not move as quickly as you’d like, but resisting the urge to push will bring better results.

Slow and steady wins the race today.

LOCAL NEWS

The Vermilion Voice | October 29,2024

Generous Gift Will Modernize Bison Handling Facilities And Enhance Student Learning

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Lakeland College

24 academic year, Wasmuth pledged his bachelor of agriculture technology program. says. support to modernize them. The upgrades He also purchased a tile on the Legacy Wall Dr. Alice Wainwright-Stewart, president Lakeland College students working with – which students will help plan - will include in the newly rejuvenated WHT Mead Build- and CEO of Lakeland, thanked Wasmuth Canada’s first post-secondary commercial a hydraulic squeeze and new pens, gates, ing at the Vermilion campus and is a famil- for his ongoing support. “We are very bison herd will soon do so with state-of-the- panels, and a weigh scale. Any remaining iar face at many Lakeland events, including appreciative of Ken’s generosity which art handling facilities thanks to a generous funds from Wasmuth’s gift will be invested Feast on the Farm and Farm 4.0. speaks volumes about his commitment to $150,000 donation from Ken Wasmuth. The in fencing or grazing equipment that will “I want to help students who might be education and agriculture. By investing in gift was announced today at the Vermilion support the bison herd. struggling a little bit, or those who might these modernized facilities, he is directly campus.

With a background in agriculture and a be a little bit older, like I was when I went contributing to the hands-on learning The college purchased land south of deep interest in the cultural history of bison to university. Education is important,” he experiences that define Lakeland.”

Vermilion campus in 2023 to house the in the region, supporting Lakeland’s bison bison, which animal science technology enterprise was a natural fit for the Wainstudents manage as part of the Student- wright resident.

Managed Farm – Powered by New “I’m interested in bison and committed to Holland. The land is eight contiguous quar- helping Lakeland students,” Wasmuth says. ter sections, including handling facilities, “This donation will provide the students with fencing and full services. Although the land the best tools to handle bison while miniwas previously used for bison ranching, mizing stress on the animals.” the existing facilities require modernizing to Wasmuth’s support for students at Lakeincorporate the latest animal handling prac- land extends beyond the bison facilities. He tices. created an endowment fund in 2021 to fund After touring the current handling facilities the Ken Wasmuth Agriculture Technology with students and faculty during the 2023- Award, which is awarded to a student in the Submitted

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Music And Grief

The Vermilion Voice | October 29,2024

Walking Through Grief Society

We know that the song will eventually end, and that we are allowed to move through “Music speaks to my soul in a way our grief as we listen to the song. We can words cannot. Music speaks of my pain, always set the song on repeat if we need a expresses my joy, and shares my memo- little more time. ries. Through music the emotions of grief Music reminds us of the common are shared in beautiful rhythms and sooth- humanity of grief. As humans, we will all ing words” - Tanya Lord have times of grieving. Many musicians As we walk through grief, we may often have found ways of expressing their grievfind ourselves feeling stuck or trapped in ing experience through their music. When our emotions. One way to help navigate we listen to their songs, we may find a new and continue on the path is to find differ- way of understanding our grief by connectent ways of coping and understanding our ing with the words the musician has used to grief. Music can offer an important avenue express their own grief. This can help us to for healing. Here are a few ways music can feel less alone. help: Take some time to reflect on how music Music can help us to honour our loved may help you in your grief journey. You ones. Some people may attend funerals may even want to create a special playlor celebrations of life for their loved ones. ist to support your process or connect with Music is often found in these settings and streaming services that can share playlis often chosen intentionally as a way of ists created by other people walking simihonouring the individual by collectively lar paths. By adding new coping strategies, listening to the music with those who are you can take important steps in healing showing respect and remembrance to our while always remembering your loved ones. loved one.

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