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New coordinator for P.A.R.T.Y. Program
by Deanna Mitchener
The Prevent Alcohol Risk-Related Trauma in Youth (P.A.R.T.Y.) Program started in Edson in 2015. Before then, students had to
travel to Edmonton to participate in this program.
Incorporating the program into Edson has taken on a few changes over the years and will take on another this year. In the past,
Leisa Belcourt was the main coordinator, but now the program will be coordinated through Victim Services.
Michelle Mole, who has been with Victim Services for the past four years, said, “Colleen Talpash and myself stepped up to
help along with Alison Roth from Alberta Health Services to continue the P.A.R.T.Y. Program. We feel it is important for the
program to continue.”
The program will be taking place from May 28-30 this year, starting at 9 a.m. and wrapping up around 2:30 p.m.
“We will be having a couple of speeches in the morning before the re-enactment scene takes place, hoping to give a little more
time to warm up outside in hopes that the weather cooperates,” said Mole.
Mole said, “Holy Redeemer High School, Parkland High School, Niton School and Yellowhead Koinonia Christian School as
well as the Learning Connection will all be taking part in the program this year.”
“Our key-note speaker this year will be Amanda Oling, who will be talking about the impact of one decision,” said Mole. “We
are very excited to have her back again this year, as she spoke here a couple of years ago and certainly left an impact on
everyone in the room.”
The P.A.R.T.Y. Program will be doing a re-enactment of a motor vehicle accident in the parking lot of the Legion in order to
provide a better realization of how one decision can impact not only you personally, but also family, friends, and community
members.
Students participating in the program will listen to videos and watch the full re-enactment from the moment first responders are
dispatched. Students will also have a hot meal for lunch; however, each student will be using some kind of injury apparatus to
show just how difficult life can be doing a simple task such as eating. Hopefully this will leave students with a lasting impact on
how they make decisions in the future.
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TIGER BY BUD BLAKE Our goal with this
New coordinator for P.A.R.T.Y. Program page is to help
parents offer a
by Deanna Mitchener The P.A.R.T.Y. Program will be doing a re- the moment first responders are dispatched. weekly alternative to
enactment of a motor vehicle accident in the Students will also have a hot meal for lunch; video screens by
The Prevent Alcohol Risk-Related Trauma in parking lot of the Legion in order to provide a however, each student will be using some kind of providing some
Youth (P.A.R.T.Y.) Program started in Edson in better realization of how one decision can impact injury apparatus to show just how difficult life amusing reading that
2015. Before then, students had to travel to not only you personally, but also family, friends, can be doing a simple task such as eating. can help promote
Edmonton to participate in this program. and community members. Hopefully this will leave students with a lasting CHANGE COMICS FOR early childhood
Incorporating the program into Edson has taken Students participating in the program will listen impact on how they make decisions in the future. literacy. Sitting and
on a few changes over the years and will take on to videos and watch the full re-enactment from reading with younger
another this year. In the past, Leisa Belcourt was children is a great
the main coordinator, but now the program will By Gary Clark way for families to
be coordinated through Victim Services. MAY 20 ISSUE spend some quality
Michelle Mole, who has been with Victim time. (And for us
Services for the past four years, said, “Colleen adults, hey, who
Talpash and myself stepped up to help along with doesn’t like a good
Alison Roth from Alberta Health Services to comic) ...enjoy!
continue the P.A.R.T.Y. Program. We feel it is
important for the program to continue.”
The program will be taking place from May 28-
30 this year, starting at 9 a.m. and wrapping up Joke
around 2:30 p.m.
morning before the re-enactment scene takes of the
“We will be having a couple of speeches in the
Q: Why did the banana go to the doctor? place, hoping to give a little more time to warm Week
up outside in hopes that the weather cooperates,”
A: Because it wasn't peeling well. said Mole.
Mole said, “Holy Redeemer High School,
Parkland High School, Niton School and Q: What's
brown,
Yellowhead Koinonia Christian School as well as
Q: What key do you use to open a banana? the Learning Connection will all be taking part in hairy and
the program this year.”
“Our key-note speaker this year will be Amanda
A: A monkey. Oling, who will be talking about the impact of Parkland Lodge held their annual Crib Tournament on May 4th. The card players battled it out for first, wears
sunglasses?
one decision,” said Mole. “We are very excited to second, third, and the booby prize. There was a tie for first place between Angie Laboucane and her
have her back again this year, as she spoke here a
daughter Alice; and Barrie and Elsie Thorson. 3rd place was Eleanor Dunford and Jim Murphy. The
couple of years ago and certainly left an impact
Q: When is an apple a grouch? on everyone in the room.” booby prize went to Claudette and Thelma Radcliffe. It was a great way to spend a snowy day inside with A: A
friends. photo Deanna Mitchener
A: When it is a crab apple. T he Weekly ANCHOR A page for Kids and Kids at heartA page for Kids and Kids at heart coconut on
vacation!
Our goal with this new page is to help parents offer a weekly alternative to video screens by providing some
Knock, knock Comics & Fun amusing reading that can help promote early childhood literacy. Sitting and reading with younger children is a
great way for families to spend some quality time. And for us adults, hey, who doesn’t like a good comic ...enjoy!
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Q: What is a plumber's favourite vegetable? G R Z Q W L Z N T W Y L V P O IMPACT RADAR RESIDENTS
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Q: Why shouldn't you tell secrets in a cornfield? EDSON
A: Too many ears. S Y K P R F E L E G L Q M I U
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by Deanna Mitchener
The Prevent Alcohol Risk-Related Trauma in Youth (P.A.R.T.Y.) Program started in Edson in 2015. Before then, students had to
travel to Edmonton to participate in this program.
Incorporating the program into Edson has taken on a few changes over the years and will take on another this year. In the past,
Leisa Belcourt was the main coordinator, but now the program will be coordinated through Victim Services.
Michelle Mole, who has been with Victim Services for the past four years, said, “Colleen Talpash and myself stepped up to
help along with Alison Roth from Alberta Health Services to continue the P.A.R.T.Y. Program. We feel it is important for the
program to continue.”
The program will be taking place from May 28-30 this year, starting at 9 a.m. and wrapping up around 2:30 p.m.
“We will be having a couple of speeches in the morning before the re-enactment scene takes place, hoping to give a little more
time to warm up outside in hopes that the weather cooperates,” said Mole.
Mole said, “Holy Redeemer High School, Parkland High School, Niton School and Yellowhead Koinonia Christian School as
well as the Learning Connection will all be taking part in the program this year.”
“Our key-note speaker this year will be Amanda Oling, who will be talking about the impact of one decision,” said Mole. “We
are very excited to have her back again this year, as she spoke here a couple of years ago and certainly left an impact on
everyone in the room.”
The P.A.R.T.Y. Program will be doing a re-enactment of a motor vehicle accident in the parking lot of the Legion in order to
provide a better realization of how one decision can impact not only you personally, but also family, friends, and community
members.
Students participating in the program will listen to videos and watch the full re-enactment from the moment first responders are
dispatched. Students will also have a hot meal for lunch; however, each student will be using some kind of injury apparatus to
show just how difficult life can be doing a simple task such as eating. Hopefully this will leave students with a lasting impact on
how they make decisions in the future.
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TIGER PAGE 22 MONDAY MAY 6, 2019 THE WEEKLY ANCHOR s CHOOL T he Weekly ANCHOR a page for Kids and Kids at hearta page for Kids and Kids at heart
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THE WEEKLY ANCHOR MONDAY, MAY 20, 2019 PAGE 23
TIGER BY BUD BLAKE Our goal with this
New coordinator for P.A.R.T.Y. Program page is to help
parents offer a
by Deanna Mitchener The P.A.R.T.Y. Program will be doing a re- the moment first responders are dispatched. weekly alternative to
enactment of a motor vehicle accident in the Students will also have a hot meal for lunch; video screens by
The Prevent Alcohol Risk-Related Trauma in parking lot of the Legion in order to provide a however, each student will be using some kind of providing some
Youth (P.A.R.T.Y.) Program started in Edson in better realization of how one decision can impact injury apparatus to show just how difficult life amusing reading that
2015. Before then, students had to travel to not only you personally, but also family, friends, can be doing a simple task such as eating. can help promote
Edmonton to participate in this program. and community members. Hopefully this will leave students with a lasting CHANGE COMICS FOR early childhood
Incorporating the program into Edson has taken Students participating in the program will listen impact on how they make decisions in the future. literacy. Sitting and
on a few changes over the years and will take on to videos and watch the full re-enactment from reading with younger
another this year. In the past, Leisa Belcourt was children is a great
the main coordinator, but now the program will By Gary Clark way for families to
be coordinated through Victim Services. MAY 20 ISSUE spend some quality
Michelle Mole, who has been with Victim time. (And for us
Services for the past four years, said, “Colleen adults, hey, who
Talpash and myself stepped up to help along with doesn’t like a good
Alison Roth from Alberta Health Services to comic) ...enjoy!
continue the P.A.R.T.Y. Program. We feel it is
important for the program to continue.”
The program will be taking place from May 28-
30 this year, starting at 9 a.m. and wrapping up Joke
around 2:30 p.m.
morning before the re-enactment scene takes of the
“We will be having a couple of speeches in the
Q: Why did the banana go to the doctor? place, hoping to give a little more time to warm Week
up outside in hopes that the weather cooperates,”
A: Because it wasn't peeling well. said Mole.
Mole said, “Holy Redeemer High School,
Parkland High School, Niton School and Q: What's
brown,
Yellowhead Koinonia Christian School as well as
Q: What key do you use to open a banana? the Learning Connection will all be taking part in hairy and
the program this year.”
“Our key-note speaker this year will be Amanda
A: A monkey. Oling, who will be talking about the impact of Parkland Lodge held their annual Crib Tournament on May 4th. The card players battled it out for first, wears
sunglasses?
one decision,” said Mole. “We are very excited to second, third, and the booby prize. There was a tie for first place between Angie Laboucane and her
have her back again this year, as she spoke here a
daughter Alice; and Barrie and Elsie Thorson. 3rd place was Eleanor Dunford and Jim Murphy. The
couple of years ago and certainly left an impact
Q: When is an apple a grouch? on everyone in the room.” booby prize went to Claudette and Thelma Radcliffe. It was a great way to spend a snowy day inside with A: A
friends. photo Deanna Mitchener
A: When it is a crab apple. T he Weekly ANCHOR A page for Kids and Kids at heartA page for Kids and Kids at heart coconut on
vacation!
Our goal with this new page is to help parents offer a weekly alternative to video screens by providing some
Knock, knock Comics & Fun amusing reading that can help promote early childhood literacy. Sitting and reading with younger children is a
great way for families to spend some quality time. And for us adults, hey, who doesn’t like a good comic ...enjoy!
Who's there?
Word Search
Bean DENNIS
Bean who? TIGER BY BUD BLAKE
Bean a while since I saw you! CARTOONS Word Search
Q: What did the father tomato say to the baby tomato while out for a walk?
A: Ketchup!
W N H V Y P H H O D T G T K T PROVINCIAL SPEED
Q: Why do mushrooms get invited to all the parties? S U P P O R T Y R A D A R C D COMPLEX COLLISIONS SERVICES
A: Because they are such fungis. L V I G I D G M R A N N E L Z SUPPORT
RADAR TRAFFIC METHODS
Q: What is a plumber's favourite vegetable? G R Z Q W L Z N T W Y L V P O IMPACT RADAR RESIDENTS
A: A leek. C D E C O X J T N E B O O Q T GALA TOOL LOCATION
M X X N F Q U R L W L I J I E SMOLDER
Q: Why shouldn't you tell secrets in a cornfield? EDSON
A: Too many ears. S Y K P R F E L E G L Q M I U
W J G O X D O O G A A P O A H YELLOWHEAD
DINNER
Y W G T L W D E N I A L P X E EXPLAINED
G V F O H I W B C C G E A W Y
S M M E N Z S Y T T I Q T Q E
A S A N X E L P M O C N X D Y
Y D E U C Q W I G B Q N S C G
Z R Q C M U Q F R W K O F X O
By Gary Clark U U Q F C D N S K J N D T A O
U Y A D H T R I B X X Z W W O
M E C I S A F E L Y U Z K I I PIONEER
L D T M G N R V B V L Q Z D Q CABIN
FEVER
I G Y Z E V L E A O L C A V J BIRTHDAY
N I B A C F Y V E U H T Z E T TREASURER
O X O Z C D B U P N B Q T G R MANAGER
I D M A N A G E R T O Z Q T X FOOTPRINT
T K D Q D R V Y O A W I N C O LOCATION
SAFELY
Joke of the Week: Q: What's brown, hairy and wears sunglasses? A: A coconut on vacation! A P R E R U S A E R T E P L E EQUIPMENT
C J N F E M H U Y E M C E Q G
O Z L R Y T N I R P T O O F S
L W I U X Y Y J I K X T B P J B P U N J S S X C M U U S F Z
E L K P Z Y O T V L C N F H J
H W K X F L Z U F E T L E Z T F T G D R Q Z T H H O G M S Z
W A Q F V W Q V F H F G Z F D B B D R M O C N X I O X E T T
C H J G F E V E R Q D M M V G S C G I I H V G S S L A R N N
E Q X X G H B I D V Q E K E N
R Q M U U X L O N U A I F D O
V D C G W L H M T C E Z F I I
G H Z E K O M S T M S K K B L I E T I O T T Q G C I T N S T
S P R E A D W C M P O U D W A C Q Q C E Y L R P R J A Z E A
F C R X B F J Y B S E X C E L E D R M A M R O A Q W F L R C
S P E I F T O Q F X Y R O E B ALBERTA S S P E E D F A O F N T R W O
O B T G V D C R E T F F M J E WILDFIRE O V W Z R C B F D T F D Z V L
EXTINGUISH
A Z H S H A R E E S Y T G I R SPREAD E I J F H P H Q F A N I U P U
K I G H S P E R H S X T Z J T SOAK I R Z Y L G M K O W R Z C S V
V D I N I C G I E K T Y O Q A SMOKE
P O F R U L N F S I U A G O P DANGER
Z I T Z G L A D S F J E B U D FOREST
PERMIT
E Q I Z N S D L T F K Y U V V FIGHTER
O P O Z I H W I S X M F R V A
W Y R D T Y Y W P N A X U W Q
M I E Y X K F N D T S K X W N
H C H F E X Z L F W I L B X A
