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THE WEEKLY ANCHOR MONDAY MAY 20, 2019 PAGE 7
Edson and area Toxic Roundup brings community together
by Deanna Mitchener Not only were attendants taught Edson Funeral Home
how to properly dispose of their
In order to dispose of toxic household hazardous waste, they
household hazardous waste while also had the opportunity to put their Foothills Memorial Chapel and Crematorium
bringing the community together, name in for a door prize, and sit back
Edson and Yellowhead County and enjoy a free hamburger or A Caring Part of the Caring Group Corp.
hosted their annual E-Waste, Paint hotdog, fresh watermelon, donuts, PO Box 6358, 5040 6th Ave., Edson, AB T7E 1T8
and Toxic Roundup on May 11 at the and a hot or cold beverage. 780-723-3575
Edson Recycling Depot. Chris Neilson with BDS
Household products containing Environmental, who was in www.foothillsmemorialchapel.com
corrosive, flammable or reactive attendance at the E-Waste, Paint and
ingredients are considered household Toxic Roundup, said, “I'm here to
hazardous waste items. These help the Town of Edson sort out and
products contain potentially properly dispose of their household
Our Commitment
hazardous ingredients and require hazardous waste, paint and
special handling for disposal. miscellaneous materials.” Our Commitment
Staff and volunteers helped “From Edson, this material with go Edson Recycle Depot Manager Anne Auriat, Chris Neilson with BDS Environmental,
attendants with their recycling needs to Lethbridge where it will be and volunteers from the E-Waste, Paint and Toxic Roundup pose by a picnic table
Is To You.
during this event, including the finished sorted and then destinations made from recycled plastic. “The picnic table is made out of approximately 45% of
Edson Fire Department and the will be the Swan Hills Plant for what's called post-consumer rigid plastic,” explained Neilson. “It has about 30% of Is To You.
Edson Gladiators Wrestling group. material that can be recycled,” plastic paint cans and about 20% of empty oil jugs after being ground up and put back
Unfortunately the Edson Fire Neilson explained. “Any classics and together in this format.” photo Deanna Mitchener
Department was called out to material that can will be processed
respond to the incident at the and used here in the province to
Provincial Building during the make new plastic products.”
morning.
Full Service
Funeral Home Offering:
Traditional Funeral Services,
Graveside Services and
Cremation Options with a Crematorium
on site in Edson.
Cemetery Monuments.
We also offer Prearrangement Plans.
Joan Olsen, Chris Bryldt and Edson Recycle Depot Manager Anne Auriat take a
moment to reflect on the history of the Recycle Depot during the E-Waste, Paint and
Toxic Roundup on May 11. Chris Bryldt was a Town Councillor years ago and was the
During the Toxic Roundup that was held at the Edson Recycle Depot on May 11, Janai Councillor who spearheaded the Recycle Depot and its current location. “We were part
Redman was representing the Alberta Recycling Management Authority (ARMA). of a regional study that said this was the way we should be going,” said Auriat. “We
PIONEER CABIN NEWSIONEER CABIN NEWS
"ARMA had a bunch of samples to have on display so people could see where these worked towards an Alberta waste reduction grant. We got $120,000.00 and it cost
products they bring to recycle are actually going and what it will be turned into,” said $180,000.00. Altogether we had about 150 businesses donating towards the project; it P
Redman. “Here at the Depot we actually use the recycled paint in our building, and was a community project built by the community. There is a lot of history behind the
most of our roofs are from recycled tires. People can feel and touch the small samples Recycle Depot.” photo Deanna Mitchener Sponsored by Jiffy Lube
or have a look at our Recycle Building.” photo Deanna Mitchener
Puppy Yoga combines fitness and laughter
by Shaylyn Thornton run by. Tattersall offers other types of Yoga classes and
Taking part in a class that was this enjoyable plans to offer another Puppy Yoga class in the
Kids Make A Difference is sponsored by: Taking part in a yoga class offers many great and be able to help a local charity was a great way future. If you are interested in hearing about any of
benefits such as increased flexibility, decreased to spend a Wednesday night. The smiles on the her current or future classes, you can reach her via
stress, and health benefits such as lower blood faces of all involved made that very clear. email at regan_tattersall@live.ca.
pressure and pain reduction.
Taking part in a Puppy Yoga class offers all of Edson's Senior's Drop In Centre
the above, as well as shared laughter and a Located at 4836 7th Avenue
refreshing approach to fitness that participants will
not soon forget. Call - 780-723-5777
Yoga instructor Regan Tattersall saw these Office Hours:
Sand & Gravel Sales/Hauling potential benefits and decided to offer a Puppy Monday to Thursday - 9 am to 4 pm.
Yoga class to the community. Held at the Edson
Quality Work Recreational Dance Studio on May 8, Tattersall No Cabin Fever Here - May Activities
Serving Edson & District Since 1974 also saw the event as an opportunity to give back.
Participants were able to take part for only $10,
780-723-5152 and 50% of the proceeds went to the Edson Animal May 2nd. - Curling Bonspiel (Register Ahead)
Rescue Society. Thanks to a great turnout, May 3rd. - Music & Dance Jamboree @ 7 p.m.
Tattersall was able to donate $50 to EARS in May 10th. - Mother's Day Tea @ 1 p.m. Everyone Welcome - Hope to see you
addition to providing her students with a fresh take May 23rd.- Pioneer Cabin General Meeting @ 3 p.m.
on exercise. May 25th. - Crib Tournament starts @ 1 p.m. Call the Cabin.
The idea to hold the Puppy Yoga class was
initiated by Jo Ann Baudin of Essential Dog Monday's - Crib @ 7p.m. Bring a Partner
Grooming. Baudin had taken Tattersall's Aerial Tuesday's - Soup and Sandwich Day @ 11:30 a.m. Everyone Welcome
Yoga class and shared the idea with her. Wednesday's - Watch for Bocce Ball to Start (Weather Permitting) known as
It was Baudin's three Japanese Chin pups who (Italian Lawn Bowling)
provided the class with a source of entertainment Thursday's - Whist @ 7 p.m.
and even some face to face puppy love.
The eldest dog, Sakima, was 12 years old. Stay Tuned for Extra Fun Events to Happen Over the Warmer Months - Out
Baudin also brought two 9-week-old puppies, who Door Activities, Pot Lucks & More.
currently do not have names due to them being Cabin Rentals and Catering Available - New Memberships Welcome.
such a recent addition to her family. Please call the Cabin between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Even without names, these puppies had a ton of or Thursday. The Cabin also prepares frozen meals for purchase.
personality. They chased and played with each The cabin is a great place to stay involved with your community, socialize and do
other and Sakima, which was well received by all so many activities. They are always hosting different activities each month, so
who participated. Laughter filled the room on please stay tuned for up coming events.
multiple occasions, and the group enjoyed working Masha Scheele (Left) and Cassie Kushniruk get up close and personal with one of the
on their yoga poses while petting the pups as they'd Japanese Chin pups at Regan Tattersall's Puppy Yoga class on May 8. photo Shaylyn Thornton We Change More Than Just Your Motor Oil ...
Let us Tune-Up Your Fuel System!
* Transmission Fluid * Cooling System Fluid * Driveline Fluids
WARRANTY APPROVED - NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY
5220 4 Avenue Ph: 712-5333
Edson, AB Fax: 712-5358
PAGE 10 MONDAY FEBRUARY 18, 2019
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR MONDAY MAY 20, 2019 PAGE 7
Edson and area Toxic Roundup brings community together
by Deanna Mitchener Not only were attendants taught Edson Funeral Home
how to properly dispose of their
In order to dispose of toxic household hazardous waste, they
household hazardous waste while also had the opportunity to put their Foothills Memorial Chapel and Crematorium
bringing the community together, name in for a door prize, and sit back
Edson and Yellowhead County and enjoy a free hamburger or A Caring Part of the Caring Group Corp.
hosted their annual E-Waste, Paint hotdog, fresh watermelon, donuts, PO Box 6358, 5040 6th Ave., Edson, AB T7E 1T8
and Toxic Roundup on May 11 at the and a hot or cold beverage. 780-723-3575
Edson Recycling Depot. Chris Neilson with BDS
Household products containing Environmental, who was in www.foothillsmemorialchapel.com
corrosive, flammable or reactive attendance at the E-Waste, Paint and
ingredients are considered household Toxic Roundup, said, “I'm here to
hazardous waste items. These help the Town of Edson sort out and
products contain potentially properly dispose of their household
Our Commitment
hazardous ingredients and require hazardous waste, paint and
special handling for disposal. miscellaneous materials.” Our Commitment
Staff and volunteers helped “From Edson, this material with go Edson Recycle Depot Manager Anne Auriat, Chris Neilson with BDS Environmental,
attendants with their recycling needs to Lethbridge where it will be and volunteers from the E-Waste, Paint and Toxic Roundup pose by a picnic table
Is To You.
during this event, including the finished sorted and then destinations made from recycled plastic. “The picnic table is made out of approximately 45% of
Edson Fire Department and the will be the Swan Hills Plant for what's called post-consumer rigid plastic,” explained Neilson. “It has about 30% of Is To You.
Edson Gladiators Wrestling group. material that can be recycled,” plastic paint cans and about 20% of empty oil jugs after being ground up and put back
Unfortunately the Edson Fire Neilson explained. “Any classics and together in this format.” photo Deanna Mitchener
Department was called out to material that can will be processed
respond to the incident at the and used here in the province to
Provincial Building during the make new plastic products.”
morning.
Full Service
Funeral Home Offering:
Traditional Funeral Services,
Graveside Services and
Cremation Options with a Crematorium
on site in Edson.
Cemetery Monuments.
We also offer Prearrangement Plans.
Joan Olsen, Chris Bryldt and Edson Recycle Depot Manager Anne Auriat take a
moment to reflect on the history of the Recycle Depot during the E-Waste, Paint and
Toxic Roundup on May 11. Chris Bryldt was a Town Councillor years ago and was the
During the Toxic Roundup that was held at the Edson Recycle Depot on May 11, Janai Councillor who spearheaded the Recycle Depot and its current location. “We were part
Redman was representing the Alberta Recycling Management Authority (ARMA). of a regional study that said this was the way we should be going,” said Auriat. “We
PIONEER CABIN NEWSIONEER CABIN NEWS
"ARMA had a bunch of samples to have on display so people could see where these worked towards an Alberta waste reduction grant. We got $120,000.00 and it cost
products they bring to recycle are actually going and what it will be turned into,” said $180,000.00. Altogether we had about 150 businesses donating towards the project; it P
Redman. “Here at the Depot we actually use the recycled paint in our building, and was a community project built by the community. There is a lot of history behind the
most of our roofs are from recycled tires. People can feel and touch the small samples Recycle Depot.” photo Deanna Mitchener Sponsored by Jiffy Lube
or have a look at our Recycle Building.” photo Deanna Mitchener
Puppy Yoga combines fitness and laughter
by Shaylyn Thornton run by. Tattersall offers other types of Yoga classes and
Taking part in a class that was this enjoyable plans to offer another Puppy Yoga class in the
Kids Make A Difference is sponsored by: Taking part in a yoga class offers many great and be able to help a local charity was a great way future. If you are interested in hearing about any of
benefits such as increased flexibility, decreased to spend a Wednesday night. The smiles on the her current or future classes, you can reach her via
stress, and health benefits such as lower blood faces of all involved made that very clear. email at regan_tattersall@live.ca.
pressure and pain reduction.
Taking part in a Puppy Yoga class offers all of Edson's Senior's Drop In Centre
the above, as well as shared laughter and a Located at 4836 7th Avenue
refreshing approach to fitness that participants will
not soon forget. Call - 780-723-5777
Yoga instructor Regan Tattersall saw these Office Hours:
Sand & Gravel Sales/Hauling potential benefits and decided to offer a Puppy Monday to Thursday - 9 am to 4 pm.
Yoga class to the community. Held at the Edson
Quality Work Recreational Dance Studio on May 8, Tattersall No Cabin Fever Here - May Activities
Serving Edson & District Since 1974 also saw the event as an opportunity to give back.
Participants were able to take part for only $10,
780-723-5152 and 50% of the proceeds went to the Edson Animal May 2nd. - Curling Bonspiel (Register Ahead)
Rescue Society. Thanks to a great turnout, May 3rd. - Music & Dance Jamboree @ 7 p.m.
Tattersall was able to donate $50 to EARS in May 10th. - Mother's Day Tea @ 1 p.m. Everyone Welcome - Hope to see you
addition to providing her students with a fresh take May 23rd.- Pioneer Cabin General Meeting @ 3 p.m.
on exercise. May 25th. - Crib Tournament starts @ 1 p.m. Call the Cabin.
The idea to hold the Puppy Yoga class was
initiated by Jo Ann Baudin of Essential Dog Monday's - Crib @ 7p.m. Bring a Partner
Grooming. Baudin had taken Tattersall's Aerial Tuesday's - Soup and Sandwich Day @ 11:30 a.m. Everyone Welcome
Yoga class and shared the idea with her. Wednesday's - Watch for Bocce Ball to Start (Weather Permitting) known as
It was Baudin's three Japanese Chin pups who (Italian Lawn Bowling)
provided the class with a source of entertainment Thursday's - Whist @ 7 p.m.
and even some face to face puppy love.
The eldest dog, Sakima, was 12 years old. Stay Tuned for Extra Fun Events to Happen Over the Warmer Months - Out
Baudin also brought two 9-week-old puppies, who Door Activities, Pot Lucks & More.
currently do not have names due to them being Cabin Rentals and Catering Available - New Memberships Welcome.
such a recent addition to her family. Please call the Cabin between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Even without names, these puppies had a ton of or Thursday. The Cabin also prepares frozen meals for purchase.
personality. They chased and played with each The cabin is a great place to stay involved with your community, socialize and do
other and Sakima, which was well received by all so many activities. They are always hosting different activities each month, so
who participated. Laughter filled the room on please stay tuned for up coming events.
multiple occasions, and the group enjoyed working Masha Scheele (Left) and Cassie Kushniruk get up close and personal with one of the
on their yoga poses while petting the pups as they'd Japanese Chin pups at Regan Tattersall's Puppy Yoga class on May 8. photo Shaylyn Thornton We Change More Than Just Your Motor Oil ...
Let us Tune-Up Your Fuel System!
* Transmission Fluid * Cooling System Fluid * Driveline Fluids
WARRANTY APPROVED - NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY
5220 4 Avenue Ph: 712-5333
Edson, AB Fax: 712-5358
