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by Deanna Mitchener by Deanna Mitchener
West Yellowhead MLA County FCSS hosts Fall Fun Days EVENT REMINDER
January 9, 2024 Martin Long Meet Jocelyn Pettitt, an Energy Therapist who enjoys
March 8, April 12: Join Trail Hall for potluck
by Niki Luymes self-esteem craft. Lobstick BEST (Bringing through a heritage focused craft where they got to empowering her clients with taking their emotional healing into
suppers for more information call 780-728-5641.
their own hands.
Empowered Students Together) Success Coach make their own sun dials," said Jenna Truemner, Pettitt is certified in the Emotion Code, Body Code, Belief
The Yellowhead County FCSS team planned
T he Weekly ANCHOR Gerald Soroka some fun for kids from age 6 to 11, during fall Karen Riggs, led participants in creating a glow in Children's Program Coordinator with Yellowhead Code, as well as PSYCH-K®. Her sessions have helped
FCSS.
the dark painting with positive messages. In
hundreds of clients move past their own blockages and limiting
This is the second year that the County has
break with Fall Fun Days, on November 7th and 8.
Wildwood, there was a different activity that was
F F MP Yellowhead Community Hall and the November 8th event was run in partnership with the Yellowhead County planned and put on these fall fun events. This was, beliefs, Pettit says.
Farm & Fieldarm & Fieldarm & Field
The November 7th event was at the Wildwood
however, the first time the event ran in Peers,
With a passion about sharing this healing modality, Pettitt
Libraries.
which had a good turnout. "Our goal with these
This was followed by a game of bingo and then
News and V
News and Viewsiewsiews
News and V at the Peers Multiplex. Each event started at 10am some movement and action games like freeze tag events is to have opportunities for children to engages with audiences through workshops and public speaking
Obituaries
and ended at 2pm.
events. She is an instructor at the Banff Wellness Retreat, and
build social connections and improve self-esteem
There was a variety different activities planned
and an obstacle course. For lunch, the kids got to
for the day, some of which were creative and make their own sub sandwiches and fruit kabobs. through a variety of new activities," said shares what she has learned about muscle-testing and
others that were more active. Both events started Afterward there was time for free play with Truemner. "We had a great group of participants communicating with the subconscious mind with audiences. She
with a quick icebreaker game to get the kids jumbo sized games like checkers. "To end the day, and everything ran smoothly throughout the day. believes in the innate power we have to heal ourselves and loves
West Yellowhead MLA acquainted. Yellowhead County Heritage Coordinator Some didn't want to leave at the end." teaching and guiding her clients on their own healing journey.
Jocelyn is a published co-author of the international bestselling
At the Peers Fall Fun Day, the first activity was a
Madison Sharman came out and led participants
Martin Long © Troy Media
book 'Heal 2.0- You Have The Power'. Her client reach is local
and international. Her business, Edson Emotion Reset, has been
4th Annual Santa's Little LEAP Gift Shop Note: The views, opinions, and positions
nominated for the Quality Care Award 2020, 2021, and 2022.
CHECK expressed in the column are the author's
If you would like to learn more you can contact Jocelyn
https://edsonemotionreset.com/
OUT by Deanna Mitchener groups, special equipment, parent consultation, support for families to attend alone. They do not inherently or expressly
"The LEAP Society is there to support our community through respite
reflect the views, opinions and/or positions
of The Weekly Anchor, its staff, or Troy
The Edson LEAP Society has been busy organizing their 4th annual Santa's
Our new Little LEAP Gift Shop. This two day, reserve-able event will be held on medical or individual appointments, and contracted access to occupational Media.
therapy, and speech-language therapy,” Anne said.
December 13 and 14. At this time, the society is looking for donations of new gifts, handmade
mobile This is one of the LEAP Society's main fundraisers for the year. items, monetary donations, wrapping paper, and gift bags for this year's event.
The LEAP Centre, based out of the Red Brick building, provides specialized
Donations can be dropped off up to December 6. For more information, please
friendly support for families in the Edson region who are raising or caring for children, contact Melissa at 403 304-0364 or Christina 780 728-3424.
youth, and dependent adults with diverse needs.
"We would like to extend a thank-you for all the contributions we received
Anna Vander Haeghe, Director with the centre, said, "Children and youth of for last year's gift shop. It was a huge success with 270 children shopping for 2023
Online all abilities and dependent adults will be able to book a time to shop with the gifts. We hope to exceed last year's success with the support of the
Pastor help of an expert 'Elf'. This allows them to purchase a present, wrap it, and gift community,” said Anna.
Newspaper Bryan Walter it to their special person(s)." Shopping appointments are limited so follow Receipts are available for all monetary donations.
All donors will be recognized through social media and the local newspaper.
Edson LEAP Centre on social media to watch for the link to book your spot.
@ Friendship Centre's Culture Program Edson Fire Department seeking new recruits
www.weekly plans trip to River Cree Holiday Market by Deanna Mitchener Photos for
WALK-IN
anchor.com The Edson Fire Department train for a wide variety of tactical responses. They are a first
Firearms,
by Deanna Mitchener
Visas,
responders trained primarily to control and extinguish fires that threaten life and property.
PASSPORT
However, they are also trained in rescue from confinement or dangerous situations.
2
Are you looking for some holiday fun? Look no further, because on and more PHOTOS
Brad Milton, Edson Fire Chief, Director of Emergency Management and Protective
FRIREARMS PHOTOS
November 22, the Edson Friendship Centre Culture Program is heading to Services, said, “Our department currently has two full-time staff members. I came on
the Holiday Market at the River Cree Resort. board as Chief for the Town of Edson in April of 2023. In July of this year, we brought on
Renay Thebeau Woelfing says, “We will be bussing Indigenous Youth VISA PHOTOS
The
AND MORE
and Elders to the market for Christmas shopping, holiday entertainment, a full time Deputy with Joey Cherpin joining our team. At full complement we have
Weekly
great food, and even better company. We supply the transportation, supper, approximately 40 volunteer (paid on-call) Firefighters.”
0
“Those members are broken up into six platoons that share weekend on-call duty, as well
and a Christmas honorarium —you bring the Christmas spirit.” as fill important roles such as Training Officer and Chaplain,” Milton said. Mon to Thurs
“This includes Indigenous youth ages 13-20 years old, and elders ages Anchor
“The team meets every Wednesday evening for training. Topics are wide-ranging,
5-100 years young. You will need to register for your seat on the bus with On November 6, students at Vanier Community Catholic School spent some time including search and rescue, firefighting techniques, marching, medical response, incident
9am to Noon
$15.95!
Ben at 780-517-4308. The pick-up and drop-off location is the Edson reflecting on Remembrance Day. A special thank you went out to Miss Stang and command, and much more. We recently conducted a full 1001 Level 1 firefighter
Bingo Hall parking lot. We plan on leaving by 9:00a.m. and returning by Mrs. Stang for guiding students through a meaningful Remembrance Day beading
780-723-5787 5010 3rd Ave, Edson
2
9:00p.m.,” said Renay. activity. photo submitted by Deanna Mitchener certification program in-house, something we plan to continue and expand on as we bring
on new members,” said Milton.
The is a great opportunity to enjoy a festive, indoor holiday market “Along with training and response, our members do a lot of volunteer work out in the
www.weeklyanchor.com experience like no other. The market is presented by Enoch Cree Nation. community. Our members are active in school tours, drills, helping organizations such as
They will showcase First Nation, Métis, and Inuit artisans and vendors,
and their inspiring, creative handcrafted gift ideas locally made by the Food Bank, and participating in toy runs, parades, and other community events. The
Indigenous Peoples. There will be live entertainment, along with some volunteers also rent out a community tent, which helps to raise funds for member events
3
delicious Indigenous cuisine. Photos for WALK-IN and items around the hall that may not be covered through our regular operating budget,”
Milton explained.
Firearms,
“We are always looking for great men and women that are interested in joining our team.
Community Engagement Action Visas, PASSPORT We recently ran a recruitment with six new members coming on board. We are always
accepting applications. We conduct an intake of new volunteers (recruits) twice a year and
WALK-IN
Team seeking new members and more PHOTOS we encourage anyone interested to check out our webpage and fill out an application form
at www.edson.ca/fire, or to drop off a resume at the fire hall,” said Milton.
by Deanna Mitchener FIREARMS
The PHOTOS
Lexi Abbott with the Community Engagement Action Team (CEAT), is PASSPORT
excited to welcome new members. Weekly VISA PHOTOS PHOTOS
“We will be at the Light Up Festival and Fireworks on November 22, Anchor AND MORE
from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. to hand out free hot chocolate and candy FRIREARMS PHOTOS
VISA PHOTOS
canes. We are still looking for volunteers at this event, so please let me $15.95! AND MORE
know if you are interested in helping,” says Abbott.
“As we are eager for new members, we invite everyone interested to
Event Reminder attend our AGM. Dinner will be included, so please ensure that you RSVP $15.95!
by Monday, November 18 at noon by calling the Griffiths Park Centre at
780-725-0582. We have a lot of really fun activities to take part in.” Mon to Thurs 9am to Noon Mon to Thurs
January 21: World Snow Day. Join us It is free to attend and open to anyone who is interested in joining their
at Bear Lake Park for afternoon fun team. It will be held on November 20, at 5:00 p.m. at the Griffiths Park 9am to Noon
Setzers Sleigh Rides, Campfires, Cross Centre (5414 6 Ave). 780-723-5787 5010 3rd Ave, Edson
Country Skiing and Snowshoeing. You can also find the link to register at Edson.ca/CEAT or they can
1pm-3pm. email LexiA@edson.ca. The Weekly
Anchor
780-723-5787
5010 3rd Ave, Edson
Photos for
Firearms, WALK-IN PASSPORT, VISA, FIREARM PHOTOS
Visas,
and more ...AND MORE
Mon to Thurs 9am to Noon WALK-IN PASSPORT, VISA, FIREARM PHOTOS
The ...AND MORE
Weekly $15.95! PER SET OF 2
Anchor Mon to Thurs 9am to Noon
780-723-5787 5010 3rd Ave, Edson $15.95! PER SET OF 2
780-723-5787 Weekly Anchor 5010 3rd Ave, Edson
PAGE 12 MONDAY, JUNE 5, 2023
T he Weekly ANCHOR PAGE 16 MONDAY MAY 18, 2020 THE WEEKLY ANCHOR Community Profile
Views & News Faith THE WEEKLY ANCHOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2024 PAGE 13 Local business helps empower clients' emotional healing
by Deanna Mitchener by Deanna Mitchener
West Yellowhead MLA County FCSS hosts Fall Fun Days EVENT REMINDER
January 9, 2024 Martin Long Meet Jocelyn Pettitt, an Energy Therapist who enjoys
March 8, April 12: Join Trail Hall for potluck
by Niki Luymes self-esteem craft. Lobstick BEST (Bringing through a heritage focused craft where they got to empowering her clients with taking their emotional healing into
suppers for more information call 780-728-5641.
their own hands.
Empowered Students Together) Success Coach make their own sun dials," said Jenna Truemner, Pettitt is certified in the Emotion Code, Body Code, Belief
The Yellowhead County FCSS team planned
T he Weekly ANCHOR Gerald Soroka some fun for kids from age 6 to 11, during fall Karen Riggs, led participants in creating a glow in Children's Program Coordinator with Yellowhead Code, as well as PSYCH-K®. Her sessions have helped
FCSS.
the dark painting with positive messages. In
hundreds of clients move past their own blockages and limiting
This is the second year that the County has
break with Fall Fun Days, on November 7th and 8.
Wildwood, there was a different activity that was
F F MP Yellowhead Community Hall and the November 8th event was run in partnership with the Yellowhead County planned and put on these fall fun events. This was, beliefs, Pettit says.
Farm & Fieldarm & Fieldarm & Field
The November 7th event was at the Wildwood
however, the first time the event ran in Peers,
With a passion about sharing this healing modality, Pettitt
Libraries.
which had a good turnout. "Our goal with these
This was followed by a game of bingo and then
News and V
News and Viewsiewsiews
News and V at the Peers Multiplex. Each event started at 10am some movement and action games like freeze tag events is to have opportunities for children to engages with audiences through workshops and public speaking
Obituaries
and ended at 2pm.
events. She is an instructor at the Banff Wellness Retreat, and
build social connections and improve self-esteem
There was a variety different activities planned
and an obstacle course. For lunch, the kids got to
for the day, some of which were creative and make their own sub sandwiches and fruit kabobs. through a variety of new activities," said shares what she has learned about muscle-testing and
others that were more active. Both events started Afterward there was time for free play with Truemner. "We had a great group of participants communicating with the subconscious mind with audiences. She
with a quick icebreaker game to get the kids jumbo sized games like checkers. "To end the day, and everything ran smoothly throughout the day. believes in the innate power we have to heal ourselves and loves
West Yellowhead MLA acquainted. Yellowhead County Heritage Coordinator Some didn't want to leave at the end." teaching and guiding her clients on their own healing journey.
Jocelyn is a published co-author of the international bestselling
At the Peers Fall Fun Day, the first activity was a
Madison Sharman came out and led participants
Martin Long © Troy Media
book 'Heal 2.0- You Have The Power'. Her client reach is local
and international. Her business, Edson Emotion Reset, has been
4th Annual Santa's Little LEAP Gift Shop Note: The views, opinions, and positions
nominated for the Quality Care Award 2020, 2021, and 2022.
CHECK expressed in the column are the author's
If you would like to learn more you can contact Jocelyn
https://edsonemotionreset.com/
OUT by Deanna Mitchener groups, special equipment, parent consultation, support for families to attend alone. They do not inherently or expressly
"The LEAP Society is there to support our community through respite
reflect the views, opinions and/or positions
of The Weekly Anchor, its staff, or Troy
The Edson LEAP Society has been busy organizing their 4th annual Santa's
Our new Little LEAP Gift Shop. This two day, reserve-able event will be held on medical or individual appointments, and contracted access to occupational Media.
therapy, and speech-language therapy,” Anne said.
December 13 and 14. At this time, the society is looking for donations of new gifts, handmade
mobile This is one of the LEAP Society's main fundraisers for the year. items, monetary donations, wrapping paper, and gift bags for this year's event.
The LEAP Centre, based out of the Red Brick building, provides specialized
Donations can be dropped off up to December 6. For more information, please
friendly support for families in the Edson region who are raising or caring for children, contact Melissa at 403 304-0364 or Christina 780 728-3424.
youth, and dependent adults with diverse needs.
"We would like to extend a thank-you for all the contributions we received
Anna Vander Haeghe, Director with the centre, said, "Children and youth of for last year's gift shop. It was a huge success with 270 children shopping for 2023
Online all abilities and dependent adults will be able to book a time to shop with the gifts. We hope to exceed last year's success with the support of the
Pastor help of an expert 'Elf'. This allows them to purchase a present, wrap it, and gift community,” said Anna.
Newspaper Bryan Walter it to their special person(s)." Shopping appointments are limited so follow Receipts are available for all monetary donations.
All donors will be recognized through social media and the local newspaper.
Edson LEAP Centre on social media to watch for the link to book your spot.
@ Friendship Centre's Culture Program Edson Fire Department seeking new recruits
www.weekly plans trip to River Cree Holiday Market by Deanna Mitchener Photos for
WALK-IN
anchor.com The Edson Fire Department train for a wide variety of tactical responses. They are a first
Firearms,
by Deanna Mitchener
Visas,
responders trained primarily to control and extinguish fires that threaten life and property.
PASSPORT
However, they are also trained in rescue from confinement or dangerous situations.
2
Are you looking for some holiday fun? Look no further, because on and more PHOTOS
Brad Milton, Edson Fire Chief, Director of Emergency Management and Protective
FRIREARMS PHOTOS
November 22, the Edson Friendship Centre Culture Program is heading to Services, said, “Our department currently has two full-time staff members. I came on
the Holiday Market at the River Cree Resort. board as Chief for the Town of Edson in April of 2023. In July of this year, we brought on
Renay Thebeau Woelfing says, “We will be bussing Indigenous Youth VISA PHOTOS
The
AND MORE
and Elders to the market for Christmas shopping, holiday entertainment, a full time Deputy with Joey Cherpin joining our team. At full complement we have
Weekly
great food, and even better company. We supply the transportation, supper, approximately 40 volunteer (paid on-call) Firefighters.”
0
“Those members are broken up into six platoons that share weekend on-call duty, as well
and a Christmas honorarium —you bring the Christmas spirit.” as fill important roles such as Training Officer and Chaplain,” Milton said. Mon to Thurs
“This includes Indigenous youth ages 13-20 years old, and elders ages Anchor
“The team meets every Wednesday evening for training. Topics are wide-ranging,
5-100 years young. You will need to register for your seat on the bus with On November 6, students at Vanier Community Catholic School spent some time including search and rescue, firefighting techniques, marching, medical response, incident
9am to Noon
$15.95!
Ben at 780-517-4308. The pick-up and drop-off location is the Edson reflecting on Remembrance Day. A special thank you went out to Miss Stang and command, and much more. We recently conducted a full 1001 Level 1 firefighter
Bingo Hall parking lot. We plan on leaving by 9:00a.m. and returning by Mrs. Stang for guiding students through a meaningful Remembrance Day beading
780-723-5787 5010 3rd Ave, Edson
2
9:00p.m.,” said Renay. activity. photo submitted by Deanna Mitchener certification program in-house, something we plan to continue and expand on as we bring
on new members,” said Milton.
The is a great opportunity to enjoy a festive, indoor holiday market “Along with training and response, our members do a lot of volunteer work out in the
www.weeklyanchor.com experience like no other. The market is presented by Enoch Cree Nation. community. Our members are active in school tours, drills, helping organizations such as
They will showcase First Nation, Métis, and Inuit artisans and vendors,
and their inspiring, creative handcrafted gift ideas locally made by the Food Bank, and participating in toy runs, parades, and other community events. The
Indigenous Peoples. There will be live entertainment, along with some volunteers also rent out a community tent, which helps to raise funds for member events
3
delicious Indigenous cuisine. Photos for WALK-IN and items around the hall that may not be covered through our regular operating budget,”
Milton explained.
Firearms,
“We are always looking for great men and women that are interested in joining our team.
Community Engagement Action Visas, PASSPORT We recently ran a recruitment with six new members coming on board. We are always
accepting applications. We conduct an intake of new volunteers (recruits) twice a year and
WALK-IN
Team seeking new members and more PHOTOS we encourage anyone interested to check out our webpage and fill out an application form
at www.edson.ca/fire, or to drop off a resume at the fire hall,” said Milton.
by Deanna Mitchener FIREARMS
The PHOTOS
Lexi Abbott with the Community Engagement Action Team (CEAT), is PASSPORT
excited to welcome new members. Weekly VISA PHOTOS PHOTOS
“We will be at the Light Up Festival and Fireworks on November 22, Anchor AND MORE
from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. to hand out free hot chocolate and candy FRIREARMS PHOTOS
VISA PHOTOS
canes. We are still looking for volunteers at this event, so please let me $15.95! AND MORE
know if you are interested in helping,” says Abbott.
“As we are eager for new members, we invite everyone interested to
Event Reminder attend our AGM. Dinner will be included, so please ensure that you RSVP $15.95!
by Monday, November 18 at noon by calling the Griffiths Park Centre at
780-725-0582. We have a lot of really fun activities to take part in.” Mon to Thurs 9am to Noon Mon to Thurs
January 21: World Snow Day. Join us It is free to attend and open to anyone who is interested in joining their
at Bear Lake Park for afternoon fun team. It will be held on November 20, at 5:00 p.m. at the Griffiths Park 9am to Noon
Setzers Sleigh Rides, Campfires, Cross Centre (5414 6 Ave). 780-723-5787 5010 3rd Ave, Edson
Country Skiing and Snowshoeing. You can also find the link to register at Edson.ca/CEAT or they can
1pm-3pm. email LexiA@edson.ca. The Weekly
Anchor
780-723-5787
5010 3rd Ave, Edson
Photos for
Firearms, WALK-IN PASSPORT, VISA, FIREARM PHOTOS
Visas,
and more ...AND MORE
Mon to Thurs 9am to Noon WALK-IN PASSPORT, VISA, FIREARM PHOTOS
The ...AND MORE
Weekly $15.95! PER SET OF 2
Anchor Mon to Thurs 9am to Noon
780-723-5787 5010 3rd Ave, Edson $15.95! PER SET OF 2
780-723-5787 Weekly Anchor 5010 3rd Ave, Edson
