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Red Brick's 14th Annual Festival of Trees
by Lara Felsing towards winning a daily door prize.
"We had an overwhelming response,"
The Red Brick Art Centre & said Red Brick office manager
Museum held their largest fundraiser Bobbi-Dawn Drader. "Our 14 Days
of the year from November 21 to 23. of Giveaways was a wonderful way
The 14th annual Festival of Trees to build excitement leading up to our
offered over 250 silent auction items event as well as give away holiday-
to bid on, as well as a visit with themed prizes. Thank you to
Santa, a new colouring contest for everyone who participated!"
ages twelve and under, door-prize From 2 pm to 3 pm on Saturday,
draws and a TC Energy community November 23, Santa dropped by to
reception on Saturday evening. All hand out books, toys and treats. Over
funds raised during the event go fifty youngsters and young-at-heart
towards continuing the legacy of the visitors stopped in to say hello to
Red Brick. Santa; and it made Santa's afternoon.
The event featured silent auction "I really enjoyed visiting the children
items of holiday creations and gift at the Red Brick and seeing all the
items which were generously wonderful colouring contest
donated by individuals and submissions," said Santa. "Well
businesses. From Edmonton Oiler done!" Robbie Acorn (10 months), and big sister Casey, age 4, were the first children
hockey tickets, artwork, wreaths, All items at the Red Brick's in line to visit Santa at the Red Brick's Festival of Trees. photo Lara Felsing
toys, gift cards and ornaments to Festival of Trees were on display
Remember to drop off your elaborately decorated Christmas from 9 am Thursday, November 21
to 9 pm sharp on Saturday November
Trees, the Festival of Trees is an
donations for the opportunity for the public to get in 23 when the bell rang to close all
EDSON FOOD BANK the spirit of the holidays as they walk bids.
"Thank you to the people of Edson
through a winter wonderland full of
at Independent Grocer, Sobeys seasonal delights. and surrounding area for the
or the Edson Food Bank Also new to the festival of trees wonderful donations and support,"
said Edson Cultural Heritage
The Food Bank will be open two Thursday evenings, this year was the Red Brick's '14 Organization President and Red
Days of Giveaways'. To enter the
the second and last Thursday of the Month public simply needed to like, share Brick Festival of Trees organizer
6:45-8:00 pm. and comment on the Red Brick's Betty Stitzenberger. "We couldn't do
it without you.”
social media page to be entered
Open regular hours every Tuesday from
9-11 am.
780-723-1350
Sponsored by The Weekly Anchor
Hours: Tues 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Last Thursday of the month 6:45 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Food Bank located at 4511 5th Ave., Edson
Siblings Emy and Dylan were the winners of the Red Brick's Festival of Trees
first-ever colouring contest in the 11-12 year age category. Congratulations!
photo Lara Felsing
Remember to drop off your TC Energy Edson Quilt Guild C.C.’s Soaps & Stuff
Diana’s Pets & Trophies
Betty Stitzenberger
High Country Art
donations for the Outlaw Oilfield Drader Family Doreen Martyniuk
Constance Grabowski
Tourmaline Oil Corporation
Husky U Auto Wash
EDSON FOOD BANK Four Trax Enterprises Farmer’s Daughter Country Tangl’d Salon and Spa
Rupert Family
Kinette Club of Edson
Decor and More
at Independent Grocer, Sobeys Shell Canada Edson Appliance and Karen Brown
Furniture
Zea Fisher
or the Edson Food Bank Lyta Neill Agencies Mergaert, Barford, Williams, Karen Dersch
Smitty’s
Elaine Prockiw Joly & Starkevich Jackie Kneteman
The Food Bank will be open Edson Chrysler Lori Gelmici-Hanni - Royal Bob and Shawna Russell
LePage Edson Real Estate Arnie Jr. Trucking
Barefoot Photography
two Thursday evenings, Quilter’s Quarters William Tailby Welding Van Dyk Contracting Ltd.
the second and last Thursday of Bert Delisle Services Ltd. Bonavista
the Month 6:45-8:00 pm. Springhills Beef Farm Wilden’s Service McPhee Construction
Canadian Tire - Edson
Rustic Wooden Treasures
Marjorie Reber
Open regular hours every SemCams Midstream Himark Controls Thymes Two
Tuesday from 9-11 am. The Wool Corner Get Dressed Jim and Nancy Eglinski
West Fraser Lumber Ltd. Edson & District Oldtimers Brunhilde Engel
Lara Felsing Centre Society Ricky’s All Day Grill
Debbie Wager Jerry Ford Sales Velvet Energy
Ann Cunningham Erica Ilnicki Gelmici Jewellers
Ida Spencer Judy Tailby Happy Camper RV
780-723-1350 Red Brick Ladies Grant and Jean MacMillan Sobey’s Edson
Shirley Lueck
Mountain Steak & Pizza
Lorraine Lonsberry
Hours: Tues 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Joanne Fossheim Debby Kehler Baudin Family Farm
Last Thursday of the month 6:45 p.m. to 8 p.m. Diane Dykstra Isobel Dong Bannister GM
Mike and Lachelle Rondeau Tim Hortons
Runaway Quilting
Food Bank located at Linda Wright Contour Construction Syb Craford
Tien Young
Jane VanDyk
Switzer’s Drugs
4511 5th Ave., Edson Doug Bracewell Shopper’s Drug Mart Jayne Buchwald
Marlies Franke Ina’s Gallery Patricia Bell
Sponsored by The Weekly Anchor Maximum Metals Town of Edson Jean Ahlf
Martin Long, MLA The Galloway Pub & Eatery Tom and Bev See
Rotary Club of Edson Midwest Glass Guest House Inn & Suites
Jade Oilfield Maintenance Daylight Hydrovac Mary Cliff & Friends
Steph’s Silver Spoons Servus Credit Union Audrey Bell
Yellowhead County Outback Camping & Cabins Setzer’s Sleigh Rides
Pat and June McPhee Jensen’s Lifestyle Clothing Bruce and Sharon Telford
Timberjack Home Hardware WSP J & E Bellmond
Emerald Carriers McCartney-Radench Leigh Lonsberry
Painting 4 Kix Appraisals Rob and Danielle Fossheim
Northern Metallic Kid Wolf Memorial Lodge Vi Williams
rts - Entertainment - Events - and what’s going on
The Scene
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
PAGE 28 MONDAY DECEMBER 2, 2019 MONDAY NOVEMBER 11, 2019 PAGE 13
A rts - Entertainment - Events - and what’s going on
The Scene
Red Brick's 14th Annual Festival of Trees
by Lara Felsing towards winning a daily door prize.
"We had an overwhelming response,"
The Red Brick Art Centre & said Red Brick office manager
Museum held their largest fundraiser Bobbi-Dawn Drader. "Our 14 Days
of the year from November 21 to 23. of Giveaways was a wonderful way
The 14th annual Festival of Trees to build excitement leading up to our
offered over 250 silent auction items event as well as give away holiday-
to bid on, as well as a visit with themed prizes. Thank you to
Santa, a new colouring contest for everyone who participated!"
ages twelve and under, door-prize From 2 pm to 3 pm on Saturday,
draws and a TC Energy community November 23, Santa dropped by to
reception on Saturday evening. All hand out books, toys and treats. Over
funds raised during the event go fifty youngsters and young-at-heart
towards continuing the legacy of the visitors stopped in to say hello to
Red Brick. Santa; and it made Santa's afternoon.
The event featured silent auction "I really enjoyed visiting the children
items of holiday creations and gift at the Red Brick and seeing all the
items which were generously wonderful colouring contest
donated by individuals and submissions," said Santa. "Well
businesses. From Edmonton Oiler done!" Robbie Acorn (10 months), and big sister Casey, age 4, were the first children
hockey tickets, artwork, wreaths, All items at the Red Brick's in line to visit Santa at the Red Brick's Festival of Trees. photo Lara Felsing
toys, gift cards and ornaments to Festival of Trees were on display
Remember to drop off your elaborately decorated Christmas from 9 am Thursday, November 21
to 9 pm sharp on Saturday November
Trees, the Festival of Trees is an
donations for the opportunity for the public to get in 23 when the bell rang to close all
EDSON FOOD BANK the spirit of the holidays as they walk bids.
"Thank you to the people of Edson
through a winter wonderland full of
at Independent Grocer, Sobeys seasonal delights. and surrounding area for the
or the Edson Food Bank Also new to the festival of trees wonderful donations and support,"
said Edson Cultural Heritage
The Food Bank will be open two Thursday evenings, this year was the Red Brick's '14 Organization President and Red
Days of Giveaways'. To enter the
the second and last Thursday of the Month public simply needed to like, share Brick Festival of Trees organizer
6:45-8:00 pm. and comment on the Red Brick's Betty Stitzenberger. "We couldn't do
it without you.”
social media page to be entered
Open regular hours every Tuesday from
9-11 am.
780-723-1350
Sponsored by The Weekly Anchor
Hours: Tues 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Last Thursday of the month 6:45 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Food Bank located at 4511 5th Ave., Edson
Siblings Emy and Dylan were the winners of the Red Brick's Festival of Trees
first-ever colouring contest in the 11-12 year age category. Congratulations!
photo Lara Felsing
Remember to drop off your TC Energy Edson Quilt Guild C.C.’s Soaps & Stuff
Diana’s Pets & Trophies
Betty Stitzenberger
High Country Art
donations for the Outlaw Oilfield Drader Family Doreen Martyniuk
Constance Grabowski
Tourmaline Oil Corporation
Husky U Auto Wash
EDSON FOOD BANK Four Trax Enterprises Farmer’s Daughter Country Tangl’d Salon and Spa
Rupert Family
Kinette Club of Edson
Decor and More
at Independent Grocer, Sobeys Shell Canada Edson Appliance and Karen Brown
Furniture
Zea Fisher
or the Edson Food Bank Lyta Neill Agencies Mergaert, Barford, Williams, Karen Dersch
Smitty’s
Elaine Prockiw Joly & Starkevich Jackie Kneteman
The Food Bank will be open Edson Chrysler Lori Gelmici-Hanni - Royal Bob and Shawna Russell
LePage Edson Real Estate Arnie Jr. Trucking
Barefoot Photography
two Thursday evenings, Quilter’s Quarters William Tailby Welding Van Dyk Contracting Ltd.
the second and last Thursday of Bert Delisle Services Ltd. Bonavista
the Month 6:45-8:00 pm. Springhills Beef Farm Wilden’s Service McPhee Construction
Canadian Tire - Edson
Rustic Wooden Treasures
Marjorie Reber
Open regular hours every SemCams Midstream Himark Controls Thymes Two
Tuesday from 9-11 am. The Wool Corner Get Dressed Jim and Nancy Eglinski
West Fraser Lumber Ltd. Edson & District Oldtimers Brunhilde Engel
Lara Felsing Centre Society Ricky’s All Day Grill
Debbie Wager Jerry Ford Sales Velvet Energy
Ann Cunningham Erica Ilnicki Gelmici Jewellers
Ida Spencer Judy Tailby Happy Camper RV
780-723-1350 Red Brick Ladies Grant and Jean MacMillan Sobey’s Edson
Shirley Lueck
Mountain Steak & Pizza
Lorraine Lonsberry
Hours: Tues 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Joanne Fossheim Debby Kehler Baudin Family Farm
Last Thursday of the month 6:45 p.m. to 8 p.m. Diane Dykstra Isobel Dong Bannister GM
Mike and Lachelle Rondeau Tim Hortons
Runaway Quilting
Food Bank located at Linda Wright Contour Construction Syb Craford
Tien Young
Jane VanDyk
Switzer’s Drugs
4511 5th Ave., Edson Doug Bracewell Shopper’s Drug Mart Jayne Buchwald
Marlies Franke Ina’s Gallery Patricia Bell
Sponsored by The Weekly Anchor Maximum Metals Town of Edson Jean Ahlf
Martin Long, MLA The Galloway Pub & Eatery Tom and Bev See
Rotary Club of Edson Midwest Glass Guest House Inn & Suites
Jade Oilfield Maintenance Daylight Hydrovac Mary Cliff & Friends
Steph’s Silver Spoons Servus Credit Union Audrey Bell
Yellowhead County Outback Camping & Cabins Setzer’s Sleigh Rides
Pat and June McPhee Jensen’s Lifestyle Clothing Bruce and Sharon Telford
Timberjack Home Hardware WSP J & E Bellmond
Emerald Carriers McCartney-Radench Leigh Lonsberry
Painting 4 Kix Appraisals Rob and Danielle Fossheim
Northern Metallic Kid Wolf Memorial Lodge Vi Williams
