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TUXEDO PARKB AC K YA R D G A Z E T T E

The Offi cial Newsletter of the Tuxedo Park Community AssociationMAY 2013

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May 2013 3Tuxedo Park Backyard Gazette

Hello Neighbours! I’m honoured and excited to have been elected President of our Tuxedo Park Community Association. I’ve been a resident of Tuxedo Park for approximately 4 years and I love our diverse and vibrant community.

In 2006, I left a 10-year career in the oil and gas industry in order to use my passion for business to help end poverty and create prosperity for ALL people. Th is journey has led me across the globe and across our province in search of answers. What I’ve discovered is the solutions lie closer to home. Th ey are right here in our neighbourhood, Tuxedo Park. Finding them is only hindered by our ability and willingness to connect.

For me, this is the role I believe our community association can play. It can serve as a hub where we connect and discover how to take better care of each other. Our neighbours in need should be able to rely on us when times are tough. With government cutbacks, an aging population and an unstable global economy, the need for a strong community association is on the rise.

Th is is what I believe, but our team wants to know what you believe. In May we will be

EXECUTIVE BOARDPresident ...........Tammy Maloney, 403-831-4503

[email protected] President .............Gus Barron, 403-230-8616Vice President ........................................Darren Rempel

[email protected] ............ Bryan Summers, 403-819-3175

[email protected] ........................ Shannon Bowen-Kelsick,

403-992-4142 [email protected]

GENERAL DIRECTORSArnie Brownlee • Chrystina LusneyKaren Thompson • Tammy Sealock

COMMITTEE CHAIRSTraffi c ......................Darren Rempel, 403-771-7154Development ........Darren Rempel, 403-771-7154

[email protected] Development .................... Karen Thompson

403-835-0057Membership ......Harley Shouldice, 403-277-8689

[email protected] ..........Shannon Bowen-Kelsick

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Revitalization ..........Kelley Sandberg, 403-277-4723Hall Manager .....Harley Shouldice, 403-277-8689

[email protected] .....................Leona Pearson, 403-837-9118

Hall rentals: [email protected]

Tuxedo Park Community Association

202 - 29th Avenue NE

Calgary, AB T2E 2C1

Ph: (403)277-8689

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Tuxedo Park Community Association meetings are held on the second Thursday of every month, except July and August (no meetings) and December (usually earlier due to Christmas). Meetings start at 7:30 pm. All community residents are welcome to

express their concerns, meet some of your neighbours, or sit in and hear what’s happening in and around you community.

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President’s Message

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Tammy Maloney

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In March Tuxedo Park Community Association had our annual AGM. It was very well attended, thank you to everyone that came out and supported our community. We now have a full board, and as you read in Tammy’s message we have a new President and Vice-President. I also would like to say thank you to Gus our outgoing President – his ability to respect the past and also embrace future change is second to none.

I will be adding a “Volunteer” page to our website (tuxedoparkcommunity.ca). We need everyone’s help. Our community MUST fundraise immediately, and we also must limit expenses – so that means tapping into our community even more. If you can help trim hedges at the hall, assist with fundraising events, door knock during our membership drive, off er your business expertise, print fl yers – anything! We can use it right now. We are in full court press mode, we need as many people’s help to raise some funds, improve our aging hall, and support community initiatives that better our community.

Please watch for updates on our Strategic Plan, Fundraising initiatives and social activities. We are beginning the planning for our biggest event of the year, our Canada Day celebrations. Mark it in your calendars!

And don’t be shy – if you have any questions or ideas email me [email protected]

Editor’s Message by Shannon Bowen-Kelsick

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Special thanks to Gus BarronAs a resident of Tuxedo Park and active member of our commu-

nity association, I would like to invite you to pass on your thanks and appreciation to outgoing President, Gus Barron.

Gus has provided even guidance over his terms as President, and has been instrumental in the rejuvenation process that every volun-teer-run organization needs.

Those of you who know Gus un-derstand that he is a compassionate, straight-talking, constructive person who does what he does to serve the community, and not himself.

I have not been in the community long enough to document his contri-butions or tell the good stories. Your thanks, jokes, anecdotes or photos are welcome.

I ask you to call me at 403.277.8689, text me at 403.860.4275, email me at [email protected], or drop a note by mail. I will pull things together for a future event. Watch this space!

PS... DON’T TELL GUS!Harley Shouldice

Community Membership UpdateHi there, spring is springing and I would like to update our mem-

bers on changes to our membership operations.Change in Annual Fees

At the last Annual General Meeting, the membership ratified changes in membership fees. Single memberships have gone to $10 and Family memberships to $20. Memberships now run for one year from date of purchase, which makes the renewal process less onerous for our volunteers. Membership has its privileges, and membership fees help us fund our programs and operations. Membership Now Online

We have recently converted our membership database from paper-based to an Internet-based system. This provides us with increased security and additional features. With our membership application, we can track interests and volunteer opportunities, and manage the opt-in process for email communications. Your privacy is assured, and we will never use our membership data outside of community basis.

You may check the status of your membership by visiting our web-site at www.tuxedoparkcommunity.ca or by going to the following link...https://www.compusim.com/tpca/meminfo.php. Simply enter the phone number you used and the system will send an email mes-sage to the email address used on the membership application. If you

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TPCA COMMUNITY NEWS

Gus Barron

CHARITY GARAGE SALE!

at Foster’s Garden Chapel3220 – 4th Street NW

Sunday, June 9th • 9am - 1pmProceeds from “Staff Treasures Table”,

table rentals & concessions go to Buchanan Elementary School

Table Rentals - $20Donated items for our Staff Table

accepted the week before the sale.(Thanks – but no clothing,

linens or towels)

Please call 403-297-0888 to reserve your table!

Foster’s Garden Chapel3220 – 4th Street NW


Low rental rates make this an attractive place to hold activities like family reunions, birthday or retirement parties, wedding receptions or small to

mid-size group meetings. Rental rates vary from $50 - $400, depending on day, time and length of rental.

The bright and airy Upper Hall has a capacity of 135 people with tables, chairs, coffee urns and access to a kitchen and bar. The cozy Lower

Hall offers a capacity of 50 people, with tables, chairs, coffee urns and access to a kitchen.

A commercial size barbeque is available for a reasonable price.

For more information, please contact Harley Shouldiceat 403-277-8689 during normal office hours, or by email

using [email protected], or via text message at 403.860.4275.

Our Community Hall is centrally located,with free parking and an attractive park setting.

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President’s Message, continued from page 3knocking on your doors to listen to your vision for Tuxedo Park and to ask you a question.

What can our community association do to help make your lives better?

We hope you will open your doors to us with kindness, love and creative ideas and we hope that you will join our association. One of our fi rst tasks as a Board is to update our strategic plan. In order for us to do this eff ectively, we need to learn how we can best be of service to you.

If you are eager to share your dreams for our community, please don’t wait for us to show up at your door. Consider attending our next meeting on May 9th at 7:30 pm in the basement of our hall. Our community social worker will be in attendance. She can help us mobilize so that we can better meet each other’s needs.

In closing, I fi rstly would like to extend a warm thank-you to Gus Barron, our Past President, for his years of service. I’ve learned a lot from Gus. Having a chance to continue to learn from him is one of the reasons I’m really excited about this opportunity to serve our community as President. Th ank you Gus!

Secondly, our entire community owes a HUGE debt of gratitude to Kelley Sandburg and Bev Schlage. Th ey have been active members of our community association since the 1940s. I have no doubt that we wouldn’t even have a community association if it wasn’t for their dedication. Th ey may no longer be on our Board of Directors, but they will always be an inspiration and a part of the heart and soul of our association. Our new Board has HUGE shoes to fi ll. Th ank you Kelley and Bev!!!

Finally, I’m grateful for our committee chairs, our members, our volunteers, our long-time members that regularly attend our meetings on the fi rst Th ursday of every month, Harley Shouldice our Hall Manager and our newly elected Board of Directors. I feel blessed to be a part of such a talented team. With your help neighbours, I know together we can do great things.

To share with me directly your creative ideas for our community, feel free to call me at 403-831-4503, email me at [email protected] or invite me over for coff ee.

I look forward to getting to know you better and doing my part to make our community stronger!

Tammy Maloney, PresidentTuxedo Park Community Association

TPCA NEWS cont from page 5did not provide a phone number on your application, you will have to contact me to get access to your information.

If you do not have access to a computer or email account, you may phone the Community Association at 403.277.8689 and I will provide you with the necessary information.

In coming months, we will be implementing an on-line renewal facility, which will simplify membership renewal and simplify regis-tration in programs as they are added. If you are interested in partici-pating in a test of the application, please email me at [email protected].

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Membership DriveWith the help of some dedicated volunteers, I intend to conduct

a door-to-door campaign in May and June. Research has proven that residents respond better to a direct approach at the doorstep. I hope that you will welcome us at your door and share your concerns and join or renew your membership. If you would like to volunteer to help, please call me at 403.277.8689, text me at 403.860.4275 or email me at [email protected].

Thank you for your continued support. With your help, I would like to see our membership represent all segments of our community, and be an effective voice of the needs of all of our residents.

Harley Shouldice, Membership Chair

Alderman’s Message by Gian-Carlo Carra

A happy May to my Tuxedo Park neighbours! A special thanks goes out to the slate of volunteers who stepped up to form the new Board at your AGM in March as well as to the outgoing Board for their years of service.

May 31 marks the official start of the campaign blackout period and my communications will shift from ‘Elected Official’ to ‘Candidate’.

Together, we have made great progress in Tuxedo Park. Initiatives such as the drainage study for storm water in the community, the in-troduction of stricter rules on home based massage parlors and work-ing to create a proper main street on Centre Street and Edmonton Trail are some examples. Exciting things are happening in Tuxedo Park!

Rosemont School NewsRosemont School is a busy place at any time of the year. In the last

two months of the school year, things really ramp up! While we have just completed a four-week residency with a visual artist, the coming months see us working with Decidedly Jazz DanceWorks, finishing up our yoga residency and embarking on swimming lessons. Numer-ous field trips are planned including the Leighton Art Centre, Telus Spark Science Centre, Calgary Zoo and Glenbow Museum.

I would like to congratulate the Rosemont School Council on being recognized with the Award of Merit from the Alberta School Council’s Association! Our School Council, in concert with the Rose-mont Fundraising Society, enhances the school community in many ways. The partnership between home and school is critical in the edu-cation of our students and we are proud of the incredible work done on behalf of students at Rosemont School!

Tuxedo Community GardenNorthside Bible Fellowship, situated on the corner of 29th Avenue

and Edmonton Trail NE, is starting a Community Garden for the residents of Tuxedo Park and Winston Heights. The Northside Tuxedo Community Garden is offering foot-high, 4’x6’ raised beds available for rent at $50 a growing season on a first-come, first-served basis with a limit of one allotment per household.

Registration can occur online at http://www.northsidebible.com/garden

Once you have registered, somebody will be in contact with you to discuss availability of allotments and/or payment arrangements. Whether you’re an interested beginner or an experienced green thumb, we would love it if you considered gardening alongside us and other like-minded community members this upcoming growing season!

Residential parking permitsThis is a reminder that Residential Parking Zone JJ permits expire

June 30, 2013. You may obtain your year 2013/2014 permits begin-ning May 1,2013 from the Calgary parking Authority.

How to Renew Your Residential parking permitsYour permits may be renewed in one of the following ways:1. ln person at the CPA office • 620-9 Avenue SW • Business hours: 8:00 am - 4:15 pm Monday to Friday (closed statutory holidays)2. By email to [email protected] (Please scan and save your documents as pdf files.)3. By fax to 403-537-7001*4. By mail** to Calgary parking Authority 620-9 Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2P 115*lf faxing your information, please include your daytime phone

number on your fax so we can verify your information, if required.**Be sure to allow enough time for mailing.

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To apply, you will need to provide the following documents: • current proof of address (such as a current telephone or utility bill) • A copy of your valid Alberta vehicle registration for each vehicle requiring a permit. Your registration(s) must show the correct address within the residential parking zone where the permit is required.Please note: lt is your responsibility to renew your permits in a timely manner in order to

avoid receiving a parking ticket.lmportant Changes to Residential Parking permitsEff ective November 1,2O11, dwellings requiring more than 2 vehicle permits will be re-

quired to pay $50 plus GST (g52.50) for the third and subsequent permits issued.* Payment by cash, credit card, debit card or cheque fayablb to the Calgary Parking Authority will be ac-cepted. Debit payments can be processed at our offi ce location only. Pleise do not mail cash.

lf you have maiied, faxed or emailed your documents to us anci wish to make payment for additional permits by credit card, please include a daytime phone number so that we may contact you for your credit card information. Please do not include your credit card informa-tion in your correspondence.

lf you move or sell your vehicle before your vehicle permit(s) expire, you are required to return your vehicle permit(s) to the Calgary Parking Authority.

Th ese changes are the result of a revision to the Calgary Traffi c Bylaw 26M96 under sec-tion 20 (3)(a).

Th e Calgary Parking Authority is authorized to issue the following permits per dwelling unit:(i) TWO (2) vehicle specifi c permits at no cost, and(ii) Additional vehicle permits upon payment of an annual fee of $50 plus GST per sticker.

Visitor PermitsOnly 2 visitor permits are issued to qualifying addresses once during the permit year. lf

your residence qualifi es, current proof of address, such as a recent utility bill, must be pro-vided. Permits will be issued piovided that they have not already been issued for the current permit year. Visitor permits must remain at the address if you move.

*Note: Th e $50 charge does not apply to visitor permits.For more information, please check our website at www.calgaryparking.com/web/guesUres-

identialparking/faq

GOOD FOOD BOXTh e Good Food Box program makes quality, fresh foods available at reasonable prices,

while promoting community involvement, healthy eating and supporting local agriculture.How Can the Good Food Box Benefi t You? Th e Good Food Box is a non-profi t program for families and individuals who want to

purchase quality, fresh produce at a lower price than shopping at the grocery store.Top quality fruits and vegetables from local farmers and wholesale stores are purchased by

the Community Kitchen Program of Calgary in bulk at wholesale prices and the savings are passed on to you. Pickup of the Good Food Box is in your community at Northside Bible Fellowship (2911 Edmonton Trail NE).

What is in a Good Food Box? Every month the boxes are fi lled with

fresh produce grown as locally as possible. With each delivery, the selection of fruits and vegetables in the box changes.

To receive a box of produce you must pre-order each month using the contact information below. When you order you will be asked to choose from 3 sizes. Pay-

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ment must be made at time of pickup.• Small Box: $20, 20-25lbs of fruits and vegetables• Medium Box: $25, 30-35lbs of fruits and vegetables• Large Box: $30, 40-45lbs of fruits and vegetablesEnjoy the Benefits!• A box of fresh fruits and vegetables available for pickup in your

neighbourhood monthly (at Northside Bible Fellowship) • Enjoy adding a variety of nutritious foods to your diet• Save money• A great way to get connected and involved in your communityHow Can You Place an Order?To place an order or more information call 403-280-9887 or email

[email protected].

COMMUNITY BABY SITTERS!NOTE! All parents seeking the services of a baby sitter must contact the parents of the sitter to make arrangements for baby sitting. They are not to directly contact the sitters - no exceptions!

Babysitting Providers:

Lynn Roberts, 403-229-1691Has Red Cross Babysitters and CPR

Hajer Haiea, 403-400-6745

Marilyn, mature woman wouldenjoy babysitting babies up to two years of age, 403-295-0304.

Maria, 403-265-2569. Two daughters with babysitting course.

Sam Rafoss, 403-988-7507. Daughter has taken babysitting course.

Parents - if your child, or children, have baby-sitting experience and would like to be in our baby-sitting registry please contact Chyrstina at 403-244-2418. She can fill you in on the policies and procedures of this program. Please Note: Babysitting Services are not endorsed by the TPCA, people using this list do so as a private agreement between the two parties.


TUXEDO PARKTuxedo Park Community AssociationHall: 202 29 Avenue NEPh: 403-277-8689Newsletter email: [email protected]

Tuxedo Events Calendar: visit www.tuxedoparkcommunity.ca/events

Tuxedo Community Garden: Northside Bible Fellowship at the corner of 29th Avenue and Edmonton Trail NE, is starting a Community Garden for the residents of Tuxedo Park and Winston Heights. The Northside Tuxedo Community Garden is off ering foot-high, 4’x6’ raised beds available for rent at $50 a growing season on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis with a limit of one allotment per household. Registration online at http://www.northsidebible.com/garden.

Hall Grounds Spring Cleanup: May 25, starting at 10amJoin a few of our dedicated volunteers for a through sprucing up of our outdoor grounds. We will provide garbage bags, and basic tools. Come equipped with suitable boots and gloves. Call me at 403.277.8689, text me at 403.860.4275 or email me at [email protected] if you have questions.

Canada Day Celebrations: Tuxedo Park’s signature event, a nationally acclaimed celebration of our nation, needs volunteers to make this year’s event the best ever! If you can spare a few hours for this family friendly event please contact [email protected]

CRESCENT HEIGHTSCrescent Heights Community AssociationHall: 1101 - 2nd Street NW Hall Rentals: Call 403-804-5600Newsletter email: [email protected]

46 Annual River and Pathway Clean-up: May 5th. Meet at the Starbuck’s at Memorial and Edmonton Trail just before 10am.

McHgh Bluff Cleanup: May 11, 9:30-11am.

Community Clean-up: May 18. 10:00am to 2:00pm.

Programs at the hallSUNDAYS: Pentecostal Church Public Service 10am – noonMONDAYS: Fitness Class 5-7pm, call Lana 403-999-5373Dance and Fitness 7:30 – 9:30pm.WEDNESDAYS: Fitness Class 6:30-7:15am, call Lana 403-999-5373CHCA Playgroup 10 – 11:30am, For info call Stacie 403-670-6872Zumbra 5-7pm, for information call 403-826-5926 Tai Chi 7:30 – 9:30pmTHURSDAYS: Fitness Class 5:30-8pm. For info call Lana 403-999-5373For more a more detailed Hall Calendar and for event and activitiescontact information please visit:http://www.calgaryarea.com/nw/crescenthts/calendar/diary.asp

HIGHLAND PARKHighland Park Community AssociationHall: 3716 - 2nd Street NWHall Rentals: Call 403-276-6969Newsletter email: [email protected]

Wine & Cheese Fundraiser! Saturday, June 8 from 8 to 11pm.Contact Suzanne Walker at [email protected] or 403-244-8471 for more information and tickets. (Community members will get a discount on tickets.) Funds raised will go toward the new adult fi tness park we are building!

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SENIOR’S LUNCH: Please join us at the Highland Park Community Hall, 3716 – 2 St. NW on the third (usually) Monday of the month, at noon.Date: May 13th. (Note that this is the second Monday in May)Cost: $5/member, $10/non-memberCall Anne Klempa at 403-277-3388 to confi rm your attendance.

Hall Programs:Karate: Every Monday, 6:15 – 7:15pm (kids), 7:30 - 9:30 (adults)Every Monday LEAD Program, City of Calgary, 7:15 pm – 8:15pmScottish Country Dancing: Every Tuesday, 7:30 – 9:30pmMartial Arts: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7:00 – 9:30pmIrish Dancing: Every Wednesday, 5:00 – 9:30pm

Highland Park Play Group Parents and little ones ages 0 – 5 years: come out to play, meet others in the neighbourhood and socialize! Come join us downstairs. Jubliee has a beautiful child friendly space with toys and a play structure that they are off ering to the community.When: Mondays 9:30 – 11:00am (unless it is a holiday)Where: Jubilee Church 458-35 Ave. NWFor more information contact: Carla Rae Shaw at 403-475-0742 or [email protected]. This group is run by local community residents.

RENFREWRenfrew Community AssociationHall: 811 Radford Road NE Ph: 403-230-7055Hall Rentals: Call 403-230-7055 and leave message.Newsletter: [email protected]

Renfrew Bingo - The little hall with the big payouts! Saturday and Monday evenings. Nickel Games at 6:10pm, regular games at 6:50pm, Satellite at 8:45pm. Concession open.

Renfrew Hall Calendar:Jelly Bean Dance - May 17 , 6 to 9pmBottle Drops - April 27 and May 29Renfrew Bike Day - May 25, noon-3pmCommunity Clean Up - June 2, 9am-2pmBottle Drop - June 2Renfrew Stampede Day - July 6Stanley Jones 100th Anniversary - October 4-6 SJ100.myevent.com

Renfrew Community Pub (Social Room)Most Fridays from 7pm until close. Non-members welcome - be ourguest. Free pool, free shuffl eboard, free foosball.Family Jam: Friday May 24, 7pm-9pm. Join the Family Pub Night’s house band, The Fabulous Mondegreens and rock the night away. Kids of all ages welcome! Lots of instruments for everyone and opportunities to join the band “on-stage”. The family jam night is not to be missed.

Stanley Jones School 100th Anniversary Reunion October 4-6, 2013 (Friday to Sunday) at Stanley Jones School, 950 6 Street NE and other locations in the Calgary area. All students, alumni, teachers, staff , administrators (past and present) and anyone connected or interested in this iconic sandstone building are invited. This is a once in a lifetime event! Help us make it memorable! http://sj100.myevent.com/, or call Connie McLaren 403-512-7152.

Renfrew 50+ Club: Pool table and dart board available for members. Recruiting new members for 2013. Membership $20 for the year. Need volunteers to help make the Thursday lunches.Mondays: 9:30 to 11:30am - Tea & Conversation, 1 to 3pm - CribbageTuesdays: 9:30 to 10:30 - Stretch & BreatheThursdays: Lunch at noonFridays: 9:30 to 10:30am - Stretch & Breathe

MARLBOROUGHCalgary Marlborough Community AssociationHall: 636 Marlborough Way NE Ph: 403-273-5894Hall Rentals: Call 403-273-5894 or [email protected] email: [email protected]

UPCOMING EVENTS:Ladies Night Out - May 9thCommunity Clean-up - June 1stBoot Sale - June 8thStampede Breakfast - July 13th

PROGRAMS AT THE HALLMONDAY: Yoga - upstairs - Fireside Room - 7:30 to 9pm. Please call Marg at 403-273-7952 for information.TUESDAY: Social walking – downstairs, 9 to 11amWEDNESDAY: Sparks - 6 to 7:15pm; Brownies - 6 to 7:30pm;Beavers - 6pmTHURSDAY: 50+ Club - Whist and Bridge every Thursdayat 1pm in The Alpine Loft, 2nd level (Elevator available) Pot-luck lunch every third Thursday. New members welcome! - Yoga upstairs - Fireside Room - 1:15 - 2:45pm Call Marg Berger at 403-273-7952 for information.FRIDAY: Military Whist in the Alpine Loft (Elevator available) the 4th Friday of the month.SATURDAY: Lounge - Fireside Room. Open on some Saturdays. We are taking private bookings,call the offi ce at 403-273-5894 to book.Last Saturday of the month - Jam Sessions and Euchre. Euchre starts at 7:30 everyone welcome.

MARLBOROUGH PARKMarlborough Park Community AssociationHall: 6021 Madigan Drive NE Hall Rentals: Call 403-248-1775Newsletter email: [email protected]

UPCOMING EVENTS: Social Club – May 10,, in the lounge, 7pm – 12 am. Community Cleanup – June 1, 2013. Volunteers needed.Jelly Bean Dance - Friday, June 14 from 7 – 10pm - $3.00 Volunteers neededSkate Board Park – June 24 – July 5Byte Camp – coming July 2 - 5 and Aug 26 - 30Blood Services: Canadian Blood Services at the Marlborough Park community centre gym, 6021 Madigan Drive NE, on July 5th.Stampede Lunch – July 7, 2013Park & Play, Play & Stay – coming July 15 - 26Youth Leadership Camp – coming Aug 12 - 23Marlborough Park 40th Anniversary Celebration – August 24Lego Contest – coming Saturday, Sept. 21

AT THE HALL NIA - (Non Impact Arobics) classes for ages 6-86. Tuesdays 6:15 pm. For more information phone the hall at 403-248-1775Adult Drop-in Volleyball: Every Wednesday night from 8:30 to 10:30pm. Join us in the gym at the Marlborough Park Community Centre for fi tness and fun!Marlborough Park PreSchool:On-going Registration. Please call 403-235-2996.Loma Seniors Wednesday afternoons at 1pm. Please call Tony at 403-273-4534 for more information.Drop-in Tai Chi Drop-in Tai Chi is held at the Marlborough Park Community Centre every Tuesday from 9:15 to 10:15am.

WINSTON HTS - MOUNTVIEWWinston Hts - Mountview Community AssociationHall: 520 - 27 Avenue NE Hall Rentals: Call 403-276-5474 orEmail [email protected] email: [email protected]

Mom’s Night Out! We meet at a diff erent restaurant on the second Wednedsay of the month from 7 to 10pm. We try to stick to eateries in and around the neighbourhood. If you’d like further information on this event, or would like to be added to our e-mail list, please contact Mary-Beth Walsh at (403) 209-1691 or [email protected].

Mom and Tots Playgroup: There are two playgroups that meet in the WHM Community Hall. Mondays, from 10-11:30am. Tuesdays, from 10am-2pm. For more info contact Mary-Beth Walsh at 403-209-1691.

Mother’s Day Container Workshop: May 11th from 10 to 11am. Adults: $10 and Children: $2. Please bring your own container. Soil, water and plants to fi ll a 12” pot are included in the fee. Deadline for registration is May 9th. Limited to 15 adults and fi ve children. Please register via email at [email protected] or call 403-238-1395.

Off -Leash Park Clean-Up: May 11th, 10am - noon. Meet at Victoria Park on 7th Street NE. City of Calgary Parks department will be providing cleaning supplies.

RUNDLERundle Community AssociationHall: 2409 - 50 St. NEHall Rentals: Call 403-280-4752Newsletter email: [email protected]

St.Rose of Lima School new playground fundfraiserMay 11th at 6pm. Toad And Turtle Pub. 2475 - 27 Avenue NE

Rundle Annual Carnival: June 1stIf you would like to participate by way of having a vendor table, please contact [email protected]. Tables are $20.00

Community cleanup – June 15To volunteer please contact Sue Holt at 403-852-3952

COMMUNITY GARDEN - 6927 Rundlehorn Dr. NE 46 raised beds available. There is a small fee and you must also donate a row of veggies to the FOODBANK! For more information call the church offi ce - 403-280-2239 or Liz @ 403-880-8511

Rundle Junior Youth: Wednesday and Thursday afternoonsStill accepting participants. Everyone between the ages of 11-15 is welcome to join. To learn more about this initiative and explore ways you can help contribute to a better world. Please call 403-400-3191.

Tiny Talkers Preschool: Starts September 2013Register Early SPACES ARE LIMITED!Mon/Wed/Fri Programs 4 Year Olds: 9-11am; 11am-1pm; 1-3pmTues/Thurs Programs 2-3 Year Olds: 9-11am, 11am-1pmCall Tracy 403.703.2102 for more information!

The Rundle Summit Pub at the hall - Rundle’s best kept secret!The Summit Pub also off ers pool tables, dart boards, as well as cribbage games on Tuesday and euchre on Thursdays. Wing night is still on Wednesdays. Families are welcome!NEW! TEXAS HOLD’EM ON Saturday nights at 7pm NO CASH INVOLVED….. Points Based System.Crib Night at the Rundle Summit Pub! Tuesdays 7 to 9pmHave dinner, play cards and have fun, fun, fun. All welcome.Karaoke at the Rundle Summit Pub! Every 2nd Friday. Bring your singing voice and warble your favourite tune!

MOUNT PLEASANTMount Pleasant Community AssociationHall: 602 - 22nd Avenue NW Hall Rentals: Call 403-282-1314 or email:[email protected] email: [email protected]

Mother’s Day Brunch – Sunday May 12th, 10am-noon at the hall.Breakfast Buff et, Entertainment, Treats for Mom & Kid’s CraftsAdults $14, Kids (6-12) $10 or $17 for non-membersPlease register by email at [email protected] by May 5 and indicate the number of adults & children.

Pleasant Times – Upper Hall, 602 22 Ave. NWPleasant Times is an adults-only group that meets from 2 to 4 pm. usually on the 2nd Wednesday of each month in the Upper Hall, 602 22 Ave. NW. Join us for good conversation, games, refreshments, and the opportunity to add your ideas for outings and other activities. If you’d like to be informed of our planned activities and trips in advance, please contact Linda at (403) 289-8390 or [email protected]. You also can check mpca.ca for information.Day Trip To Nanton - Tuesday, June 11. Join the MPCA Pleasant Times group for a day trip to Nanton, AB! Price: 25/person. Includes motor coach transportation, GST, tours of the Bomber Command Museum. Pickup: approximately 9am at the Mount Pleasant community hall. Return: the bus will leave Nanton at approximately 3pm for arrival in calgary at approximately 4pm. More information: call 403 289-8390 or email Linda ([email protected]). Payment required by May 21.If you buy your lunch or go to the Museum of Miniatures and/or Big Sky Garden Railway, you will be responsible for paying these costs.Thank you to Tim Horton’s for the use of its courtesy bus.

Book Club - 4th Tuesday (usually) of the month from 7 to 9pm in the Lower Hall. Our May 28th book will be The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck. Our June 25th book will be The Night Circus by Erin Morgen-stern.For more info email [email protected] or call Linda at (403) 289-8390.

CROSSROADS“I live in Crossroads!”Crossroads Community AssociationHall: 1803 14 Avenue NE Ph: 403-277-6201Hall Rentals: Call the hall at 403-277-6201Newsletter email: [email protected] page: http://on.fb.me/fqqjLG

DEATH BY CHOCOLATE!: Ladies Nite Out at the hall. Sat, May 4th. Doors open at 6pm. Contact 403-277-2168 for more information. All proceeds go to the Crossroads Community preschool.

Crossroads Community Preschool: Accepting registrations for the 2013/2014 school year. Please call 403-277-2168 or 403-640-4967.

Crossroads 50+ Club: Meet every Monday at 6:30pm at the Crossroads Community Centre. Join us for fun times and meet your neighbours. For information call 403-277-6201 or visit our website at: www.crossroads50plusclub.com

4th Annual Crossroads Multicultural Festival - May 25, 11am-4pm The Calgary Folk Arts Council has agreed to provide dance groups from over ten diff erent countries, as well some returning favorites. The International Buff et is also taking off with some of our regular sponsors, Spolumbo’s Fine Foods and Deli and those fabulous samosas. The Resource Fair will have lots to see and do. Remember to mark your calendars! If you want to get involved, please call Shannon at 403-470-1972 or e-mail [email protected]

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UPCOMING EVENTS Good Food Box Pickups – May 3Death by Chocolate 6 pm – May 4Teen Night 7-9:30 pm – May 10Family Movie Night 7-9 pm – May 17Multicultural Festival 11 am-4 pm – May 25Pub Night 7:30 pm – May 31“Good Food Box Pickups – Jun 7Family Movie Night 7-9 pm – Jun 14Teen Night 7-9:30 pm – Jun 14Ward 5 Cleanup – Jun 15

BRIDGELAND-RIVERSIDEBridgeland Riverside Community AssociationHall: 917 Centre Avenue NE Ph: 403-263-5755, Hall email: [email protected] email: [email protected] our web site at: www.brcacalgary.org for a complete listing of programs and classes.

BRIDGELAND DAYSJune 8th from Noon – 3pm: Join us at the community hall for BridgeFest. We will have bocce and badminton, make your own CD, crafts, TD sparks the magician, a dance performance, face painting and much more! Food and drinks will be available for purchase. June 9th from Noon – 3pm: Join your neighbors and help paint a beautiful new mural on the south facing wall of the community hall. No artistic expertise required! Or, if gardening is more your style, we will also be planting a garden in the planters on the second level, outdoor area of the hall. Volunteers of all ages are encouraged to join in; snacks and drinks will be provided.

Skateboarding Clinic: Starting May 29th and continuing every Wednesday until June 26th, there will be a free skateboarding clinic held at the BRCA community hall parking lot. No need to register, just stop in anytime between 4:00 - 5:30 Wednesday evenings.

Bridgeland Walks: Enjoy Bridgeland-Riverside’s walkable streets and pathways. Join us May 8th at 7pm and/or May 9th at 9:30am. Meet at the Centre Avenue door of the BRCA hall (917 Centre Ave NE.Bridgeland is hosting a Jane’s Walk! Sunday May 5 from 1 to 2:30pm. Everyone is invited to join in a walk through our neighbourhood and learn about Bridgeland Riverside’s 50 key years! Meet up at the BRCA hall 917 Centre Avenue NE. Rain or Shine!

Bridgeland Riverside Playgroup: We meet Wednesdays from 10am to noon at the Bridgeland Campus of Centre Street Church, 235-8A Street NE. For more information email: [email protected].

Women’s Centre - The Women’s Centre of Calgary is a unique street-front organization that provides a variety of services and opportunities to the women of Calgary. We off er drop-in support services and all programs and services are free. Join us for a workshop or drop in for coff ee and to connect with other women. We are located at 646 – 1st Ave NE. You can reach us at 403-264-1155 or [email protected] Workshop Schedule: Restorative Yoga - May 7, 14, 21, 28, Tues, 2-3pmJewelry Making: Earrings & Necklaces - May 8, Wed, 6-8pmLean in Part 1: Building Confi dence - May 15, Wed, 6-8pmCover Letters & Resumes - May 16, Thurs, 6-8pmInterview Skills - May 23, Thurs, 6-8pmIndian Cooking & Women’s Issues - May 27, Mon, 6-8pmLean in Part 2: Taking Action - May 29, Wed, 6-8pmBell hooks & Feminism Workshop - May 30, Thurs, 6-8pm

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Haircut ...................................................... $7Beard trim ................................................. $3Shampoo .................................................. $5Perms ..........................................$20 and upColours .......................................$20 and upHair and scalp treatments ...........$5 and up

Tints only ................................................ $23Bleach only .... $25 and up, w/toner add $4Facial ........................................................ $5Make up .................................................... $3Manicure .....................$2, with wax bath $3Nail art ..........................................$1 and up

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Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday - 1:00 or 2:00pm.For an Appointment please call 403-777-7604

4004 - 4 Street NW. (north door by small parking lot area)


Spring CleanupApril Showers brings... May Cleanup! Join me and a few of our dedicated volunteers on May 25, starting

at 10am for a through sprucing up of our outdoor grounds. We will provide garbage bags, and basic tools.

Come equipped with suitable boots and gloves. Call me at 403.277.8689, text me at 403.860.4275 or email me at [email protected] if you have questions.

Harley Shouldice, TPCA Hall Manager

COMMUNITY NEWS

Highwood Outdoor PoolReady for winter to be over? Tired of all the snow? Is your family

ready for summer?There is nothing like taking a dip in a local outdoor pool. The wa-

ter, the sun, the gathering of friends and neighbors…it’s the only way to soak up summer sun. Tucked away in the quiet NW community of Highwood, you will find the Highwood Outdoor Pool, where there is something for everyone to get excited about. The pool offers a num-ber of summer activities via day camps, lane swim, private rentals, pool parties, Red Cross swim lessons, and the friendly family favorite public swimming! Highwood Outdoor Pool is extending a warm wel-come to all surrounding communities to come on out and give us a try this summer. The 2013 season is June 15th to Sept. 2.

Information on our programs may be found at www.highwood-outdoorpool.com

Newsletter Carriers Needed! $$$Want to earn some easy money while helping out your Tux-

edo Park community?Canada Post letter carrier routes do not always follow commu-

nity boundaries. This can causes lots of problems when it comes to newsletter distribution. We have solved this problem by paying local area residents to deliver the newsletter to the areas where we can’t use Canada Post. Unfortunately our current carrier is unable to continue their routes.

This opportunity is perfect for a healthy, retired senior, a stay-at-home mom whose children are at school most of the day, a responsible teenager, a group wanting to raise funds or anyone aged 14 or older who just wants to earn some extra cash.

We have around 900 newsletter copies that need to be delivered, ten times per year, and we pay up to 15 cents per copy. The aver-age person can deliver around 80 - 100 copies per hour and earn the equivalent of between $12 - $15 per hour. Nice money for walking around the neighbourhood - sort of a easy-going fitness program that pays you!

The newsletters would be dropped off at your door, usually the last Tuesday of the month and need to be delivered within the next 10 days. Maps and instructions will be provided. If you are inter-ested please contact Shannon at 403-992-4142.

RENFREW AUTO SERVICE

Personalized service for your vehicle...

Serving your community for over 19 years!

403-277-8621 1212 Edmonton Trail NE

• Brakes and Tune-ups• Fuel injection diagnostics• Oil/Lube/Filter• Coolant flush• Transmission and Power Steering flush

• General Repairs• Vehicle Inspections• Brake flush• Tires/Batteries• New car and old car scheduled maintenance

Owner: Earl Reimer

Don’t haul unneeded items in the trunk. An extra 45 kilograms under the boot

reduces your fuel efficiency! Call us for more fuel saving tips

for your summer driving.

We welcome Social Services patients!ABOUT U DENTAL

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New patients always welcomeAfter hours emergencies accepted

Open 6 days/week - including eveningsDirect-billing to your insurance available

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CALL US AT 403-288-4444 #102-16 AVENUE NE

WEBSITE: WWW. ABOUTUDENTAL.COMEMAIL: [email protected]

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ACCOUNTING SERVICES

Business Owners - Accounting, Corporate, partnership, trust & Individual income tax returns, disputes with CRA & late filers.35 yrs exp. Certified Practising AccountantF. Rattani 403.230.3030 [email protected]

ANIMAL RESCUE

BED & BREAKFAST

Hughes’ House B & B. Crescent Hts. area. Family-friendly. Visiting relative specials.403.804.4431 Visit www.hugheshouse.ca

BELLY DANCING

Lotus Belly Dance Studio with Ariellah Beginner to Advanced - Mon-Thr and Satwww.bellydancetoo.com Call (403) 247-9776or email: [email protected]

CARPET CLEANING SERVICES

MB Steam Clean Ltd. - Your carpet cleaner403-630-0111 Visit: www.mbsteamclean.comContact us at: [email protected]

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS

Kindermusik at Renfrew Hall. Sing, play and learn with your child. For more info call (403) 457-4126 or email: [email protected]

CLEANING SERVICES

TLC CLEANING, Licensed, Insured,Bonded, WCB Covered, excellent ratesand references, enviro friendly options too! Free estimates, call Carol at 403-614-8522

ONLY PERFECT CLEANING SERVICESReferences/Bonded. Free est. Non-abrasive, ph-neutral, biodegradable supplies + microfi-bre cloths for top quality residential cleaning. Call (403) 719-4052 or (587) 434-0798.

Experienced, reliable, bonded residentialcleaner accepting new clients.Please call Natasha at 403-999-3603

Liz Home Cleaning, taking new clients, weekly-monthly. Spring clean-ups available.Call Liz at (403) 200-3085!

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING

DOG KENNEL SERVICES

EAVESTROUGHING

Tony Peterson EavestroughFree estimates, prompt service, quality workCall Tony 403-230-7428 (Since 1990)

ELECTRICAL SERVICES

HANDYMAN SERVICES

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Easy tips improving your life & body image! Watch your life change & improve easily and effortlessly! Call 403-689-4076 today!

HOME IMPROVEMENT

Tub tired looking-hard to clean-don’t like thecolor? Call Obe / Arlene at BathMaster for all refi nishing needs! Call 403-293-4810or [email protected]

GARDEN & LAWN SERVICES

WEEKLY LAWN CARE(cut-trim)& Junk Removal Services!

Call 403-650-1699

ACTION LAWN CARE - Spring Clean-upAeration, Eavestrough cleaning, Power rake, Weekly Lawn Cuts, Rototilling, Fertilizing, Hedge trim. Call Karl at (403) 651-3900

PAINTING SERVICES

PILATES

Pilates, Tuesdays, 7:30 pm at Renfrew Baptist Church, 1204 Renfrew Dr. NE $5 drop-in. Everyone welcome!

Pilates Fun For All at Thorncliffe Comm CtrDay/Evening Classes. Certified Instructorwww.purepilates.ca 403-275-8289

PLUMBING SERVICES

Superior Plumbing - Journeyman PlumberGas fitter. Bathrooms/Hot Water Tank/etcNo job too small! [email protected]

TUTORING SERVICES

Classes in Spanish, Japanese, French, Man-darin, ESL, IELTS, TOEFL. CheckMark Learn-ing Centre, 120-16 Ave. NE (403) 828-8882 www.checkmarklearningcentre.com

WORK FROM HOME

Stem cell tech., anti-aging, & your home business. Enthusiastic positive people w/ a can-do attitude! GRACETHISPLACE.COM

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CASHCHEQUE

Adopt - Foster - Volunteer - DonateOur volunteers range in age from young children to seniors and all

are animal-lovers who are looking to make a difference.

To learn more, please visitwww.aarcs.ca

Local Casino AdvisorLea has 16 years of experienceas a Casino Volunteer Advisor.

Call Lea Lapka [email protected]

Certified Master ElectricianRANDY SPRITT

Over 30 years experience!

Everthing around the home & business...Maintenance • Renovations • ConstructionResidential • Commercial • Industrial

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National Preparedness Week May 5 to 11 2013

What kinds of natural disasters can occur in Calgary? If you said “none”, you’d be mistaken. Many Calgarians think

natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, hurricanes and tornadoes happen in other places. While we may not be subjected to huge su-perstorms like Sandy or Hurricane Katrina, we have our own poten-tial problems.

As we head into spring, we are also heading into flooding season. In the spring of 2005, about 40,000 homes in Calgary suffered flood damage. More than 1500 Calgarians were evacuated in a state of lo-cal emergency. Even if you live in an area on higher ground, you may still experience flooding though basement seepage, storm water backup and sewage backup. Certain types of flood damage are often not covered by insurance policies – you should be aware of how your insurance policy covers flooding.

The Calgary Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) encour-ages Calgarians to be prepared for any emergency. Some of the things you can do include:

• Know the risks. For example, flooding is most common mid-May to July, but can occur at any time of year.

• Plan for an evacuation in the event you have to leave your home.

• Ensure you have a 72-hour kit stocked and ready to go. A 72-hour kit is supplies to support you and your family for 72 hours (3 days) in an emergency situation.

• Have a family plan. The most common source of stress during an emergency is not knowing where your loved ones are. Know how to contact everyone in your family.

CEMA invites you to learn more about how you can get prepared at Disaster Alley, a fun and FREE family event! Disaster Alley show-cases first responders and agencies that help in emergencies. Disaster Alley is a great chance to get up close and personal to representatives – and their equipment! – from the Calgary Fire Department, the Calgary Police Service, STARS, Alberta Health Services, HAWCs he-licopter, ENMAX, ATCO, Calgary Transit, and more! Disaster Alley is Sunday, May 5 from 11am to 3pm, at McMahon Stadium (east parking lot). To learn more about preparedness, visit www.calgary.ca/cema. We’re prepared - are you?

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