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THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
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Coffee with a Cop!
Coffee with a Cop!
During 'National Coffee with a Cop Day' the Club served
hot chocolate, cookies, and muffins to the officers.
Pictured are Dylan Christie and Colton Labrie, who were
Three uniformed officers stopped by the Boys & Girls Club on October 2 for 'National Coffee with among the kids who got to try on the hats of Constables
a Cop Day'. The Club served hot chocolate, cookies, and muffins to the officers. Pictured are McKenna, Hutley, and Jackson.
Constables Hutley and McKenna enjoying chatting with some of the Club's kids. photo Shaylyn Thornton
photo Shaylyn Thornton
Carrot Creek Community Hall's new outdoor gazebo
by Brianne Benson March of 2018, but other
capital projects came up that
The Carrot Creek required attention and funds.
Community Association After those projects were
(CCCA) was finally able to dealt with, they were able to
begin the construction of a re-apply for funding and
new outdoor gazebo at the finally begin construction on
Carrot Creek Community September 16.
Hall. The CCCA was also
The funds were compiled intending to install a 20' by
through fundraising and 20' concrete basketball court,
included a grant from but due to weather
Yellowhead County, and conditions it will have to
donations in memory of wait until next year.
pioneer community members Karlzen hopes that in the
and the sacrifices they made future they can build even
to improve their community. more features for the
To further support this idea community that would
of community-mindedness, possibly include trails, camp
the construction of the sites, or a community sign.
gazebo was done by many Additionally, the CCCA
nd
members of the community. will be hosting their 42
“The building of the Annual Harvest Supper at
structure was lead by John the Carrot Creek Community
VanMeetelen (carpenter) Hall on Friday, October 18
with the help of Brent from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm.
Benson, Gavin Dennison, There will be a supper as
Ron Deleeuw, Brent well as door prizes, a silent
Deleeuw, Leanne Deleeuw, auction, and a contest for The construction of the new outdoor gazebo at the Carrot Creek Community Hall was almost
complete. Many community members graciously donated time, resources, and money to
Jody Karlzen, Lyle Keyes, Biggest Vegetable. make this structure possible. Submitted
and more volunteers that we Children under three eat
are very thankful for,” said for free, ages 4-11 years will
CCCA member Donna be $8, and 12 years and up is
Karlzen. $10. Proceeds will go to the
In addition, the gravel used upkeep of the Carrot Creek
for the project was donated, Community Hall. "This
the hauling of the gravel was event is meant to give
donated, and the decorative everyone a place to come out
rocks placed around the and visit and have supper at
gazebo were also donated. a reasonable cost," said
The gazebo will be used as Karlzen.
a gathering place for the Karlzen added that the
community as well as Carrot Creek 4H group has
anyone who comes to use been very helpful with their
the playground and baseball Harvest Suppers, senior
diamond. The CCCA wants suppers, and many more
this new feature to make the events over the years, which
grounds more user friendly. the CCCA is very grateful
They initially applied to for.
receive funding from
Yellowhead County in Members of the Carrot Creek community helping to construct a gazebo in memory of past
community members who made sacrifices to better their community. submitted
PAGE 10 MONDAY OCTOBER 7, 2019
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR MONDAY OCTOBER 14, 2019 PAGE 11
Coffee with a Cop!
Coffee with a Cop!
During 'National Coffee with a Cop Day' the Club served
hot chocolate, cookies, and muffins to the officers.
Pictured are Dylan Christie and Colton Labrie, who were
Three uniformed officers stopped by the Boys & Girls Club on October 2 for 'National Coffee with among the kids who got to try on the hats of Constables
a Cop Day'. The Club served hot chocolate, cookies, and muffins to the officers. Pictured are McKenna, Hutley, and Jackson.
Constables Hutley and McKenna enjoying chatting with some of the Club's kids. photo Shaylyn Thornton
photo Shaylyn Thornton
Carrot Creek Community Hall's new outdoor gazebo
by Brianne Benson March of 2018, but other
capital projects came up that
The Carrot Creek required attention and funds.
Community Association After those projects were
(CCCA) was finally able to dealt with, they were able to
begin the construction of a re-apply for funding and
new outdoor gazebo at the finally begin construction on
Carrot Creek Community September 16.
Hall. The CCCA was also
The funds were compiled intending to install a 20' by
through fundraising and 20' concrete basketball court,
included a grant from but due to weather
Yellowhead County, and conditions it will have to
donations in memory of wait until next year.
pioneer community members Karlzen hopes that in the
and the sacrifices they made future they can build even
to improve their community. more features for the
To further support this idea community that would
of community-mindedness, possibly include trails, camp
the construction of the sites, or a community sign.
gazebo was done by many Additionally, the CCCA
nd
members of the community. will be hosting their 42
“The building of the Annual Harvest Supper at
structure was lead by John the Carrot Creek Community
VanMeetelen (carpenter) Hall on Friday, October 18
with the help of Brent from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm.
Benson, Gavin Dennison, There will be a supper as
Ron Deleeuw, Brent well as door prizes, a silent
Deleeuw, Leanne Deleeuw, auction, and a contest for The construction of the new outdoor gazebo at the Carrot Creek Community Hall was almost
complete. Many community members graciously donated time, resources, and money to
Jody Karlzen, Lyle Keyes, Biggest Vegetable. make this structure possible. Submitted
and more volunteers that we Children under three eat
are very thankful for,” said for free, ages 4-11 years will
CCCA member Donna be $8, and 12 years and up is
Karlzen. $10. Proceeds will go to the
In addition, the gravel used upkeep of the Carrot Creek
for the project was donated, Community Hall. "This
the hauling of the gravel was event is meant to give
donated, and the decorative everyone a place to come out
rocks placed around the and visit and have supper at
gazebo were also donated. a reasonable cost," said
The gazebo will be used as Karlzen.
a gathering place for the Karlzen added that the
community as well as Carrot Creek 4H group has
anyone who comes to use been very helpful with their
the playground and baseball Harvest Suppers, senior
diamond. The CCCA wants suppers, and many more
this new feature to make the events over the years, which
grounds more user friendly. the CCCA is very grateful
They initially applied to for.
receive funding from
Yellowhead County in Members of the Carrot Creek community helping to construct a gazebo in memory of past
community members who made sacrifices to better their community. submitted
