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Hampton Village Community Association Spring 2012 Hampton Village Community Association – c/o Dundonald School 162 Wedge Road • Saskatoon, SK •S7L 6Y4 www.saskhvca.com Contents 2 3 rd Annual Garage Sale Info 3 Spray Park Meeting Info Rink Update 5 Carnival Info 7 Board Members Advertising Costs 8 Rib Night Info Garbage/Grass Collection Info Garage Sale Tip 9 Membership Info 11 Membership Form 12 Volunteers Needs Info Dates to Remember Spray Park Meeting - May 3 rd Garage Sale & BBQ – May 12 th Rib Night - June 20 th We have now returned to weekly garbage pickup every Wednesday. Blue Bin Recycling Pick up every 2 nd Friday Hampton Village Community Letter from the President: Dear Hampton Village, I am so excited to be writing this letter as your new Community Association President. What an honor and a privilege it is to be able to represent such an amazing community! Thank you so much for this wonderful opportunity. I hope that I can fill the big shoes that Matt had, and live up to expectations. I would like to thank everyone who came out to support our first Easter Extravaganza. We had some minor electrical problems, but all in all, it was a success. Thank you to all of our amazing volunteers that came out and made the morning amazing for all of the kids that attended. Volunteers truly are the heart of our community! Your Community Association has been working very hard to plan some awesome events for Hampton Village. We have the Community Garage Sale and BBQ that is happening in May. This is the perfect time to get out and meet some of your neighbors, as well, come out to the BBQ and meet some of the fantastic set of volunteers that make up our Community Association. We also have a new event happening in June. There will be a Rib Night and Silent Auction Fundraiser at Joe’s Sports Bar. With the snow gone and the ground thawing, construction of our community rink will be starting soon! We’ve been waiting for it, and the time has finally come for ground breaking this spring! All money raised from our events goes to the construction of our community rink. We still have a lot of money to raise, so I hope that everyone will come up to our events so that we can complete the rink quickly so we can all enjoy the facility! I would like to remind everyone that everything done in the community is done by volunteers. No matter how big or small the event or job, we are always in need of more volunteers. Please take the time to volunteer and make a huge difference in our community. If you have any question or would like to volunteer for an event, I would love to talk with you. You can email me at [email protected] If you would like to attend one of our meetings, we meet every 3 rd Monday of the month. The schedule is up on our website at www.saskhvca.com I hope everyone has a wonderful spring and summer. I hope that you are all able to get outside and to enjoy all that our community has to offer, whether it’s walking or jogging through the park, to grabbing a glove and playing catch. I look forward to meeting many of you out in the park or at one of our spectacular events! Sincerely, Justine McCaffrey HVCA President
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Hampton Village Community Association Spring 2012
Hampton Village Community Association – c/o Dundonald School
162 Wedge Road • Saskatoon, SK •S7L 6Y4
www.saskhvca.com
Contents
2 3
rd Annual Garage Sale Info
3 Spray Park Meeting Info
Rink Update
5 Carnival Info
7 Board Members
Advertising Costs
8 Rib Night Info
Garbage/Grass Collection Info
Garage Sale Tip
9 Membership Info
11 Membership Form
12 Volunteers Needs Info
Dates to Remember
Spray Park Meeting - May 3rd
Garage Sale & BBQ – May 12th
Rib Night - June 20th
We have now returned to weekly
garbage pickup every Wednesday.
Blue Bin Recycling Pick up every
2nd
Friday
Hampton Village Community
Letter from the President:
Dear Hampton Village,
I am so excited to be writing this letter as your new Community
Association President. What an honor and a privilege it is to be able to represent
such an amazing community! Thank you so much for this wonderful opportunity. I
hope that I can fill the big shoes that Matt had, and live up to expectations.
I would like to thank everyone who came out to support our first Easter
Extravaganza. We had some minor electrical problems, but all in all, it was a
success. Thank you to all of our amazing volunteers that came out and made the
morning amazing for all of the kids that attended. Volunteers truly are the heart of
our community!
Your Community Association has been working very hard to plan some
awesome events for Hampton Village. We have the Community Garage Sale and
BBQ that is happening in May. This is the perfect time to get out and meet some of
your neighbors, as well, come out to the BBQ and meet some of the fantastic set of
volunteers that make up our Community Association. We also have a new event
happening in June. There will be a Rib Night and Silent Auction Fundraiser at Joe’s
Sports Bar.
With the snow gone and the ground thawing, construction of our
community rink will be starting soon! We’ve been waiting for it, and the time has
finally come for ground breaking this spring! All money raised from our events
goes to the construction of our community rink. We still have a lot of money to
raise, so I hope that everyone will come up to our events so that we can complete
the rink quickly so we can all enjoy the facility!
I would like to remind everyone that everything done in the community is
done by volunteers. No matter how big or small the event or job, we are always in
need of more volunteers. Please take the time to volunteer and make a huge
difference in our community. If you have any question or would like to volunteer
for an event, I would love to talk with you. You can email me at
[email protected] If you would like to attend one of our
meetings, we meet every 3rd
Monday of the month. The schedule is up on our
website at www.saskhvca.com
I hope everyone has a wonderful spring and summer. I hope that you are
all able to get outside and to enjoy all that our community has to offer, whether it’s
walking or jogging through the park, to grabbing a glove and playing catch. I look
forward to meeting many of you out in the park or at one of our spectacular events!
Sincerely,
Justine McCaffrey
HVCA President
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3rd
Annual
Hampton Village Community Garage Sale
Garage Sale season is almost upon us. Be part of your community and join in the Hampton Village
Community Association’s Garage Sale.
Saturday May 12, 2012
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost: $5.00
For the cost of $5.00 participants will have their garage sale listed on the garage sale map, and an
advertisement will also appear in the Star Phoenix. Maps will be available on our website the night
before, as well as at Hampton Circle the day of the sale.
Don’t Forget, when you pick up your map, to buy a hamburger, hotdog and drink!! There will be a
Community Donation Table, where anyone can drop off or shop for items, with proceeds going to the
HVCA. (Perfect for those who may be out of town or do not have enough items to host their own
garage sale) A membership table will also be set up in case you haven’t gotten yours yet.
If you wish to participate, have items to donate, wish to volunteer or require further information please
email:
or contact Jen at 221-5652 by May 11th
. All fees to be paid by May 11th
.
All proceeds from the sale of food & beverages and items from the community table will go directly to
the Hampton Village Community Association (HVCA) for future community events.
*Please note left over items from the community donation table will not be returned and will be donated to the Salvation
Army at the end of the event – Garage Sale must be located within Hampton Village to be included on the map*
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Rink Update
We have been working hard fundraising, running programs and
seeking donations in order to bring a rink into Hampton Village.
We are slowly reaching our goal.
The Hampton Village Rink Committee hope to begin construction
of the Rink in May. If you are available to volunteer, provide
building materials or donations please contact:
we can always use the support of our community.
$30,000
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Needed Volunteers
Newspaper Deliverers Fundraising
Events Committee Rink Committee
Program Instructors
Needed for Upcoming Events
BBQ Flippers • Servers • Burger Assemblers •
Ticket Handlers • Set up/Take Down •
Putting Up Signs • And So Much More
Any hand you can lend would be appreciated.
Contact Us:
•MANY HANDS MAKE LITTLE WORK•
Hampton Village Community Association
would like to bring the Carnival to you.
BUT we need your help!
Tell us what you can bring to the Carnival
Jugglers Balloon Twisters Face Painters
Clowns Temporary Tattoos Bouncy Houses
We Need You – [email protected]
Watch the website www.saskhvca.com
Facebook – Hampton Village Community
for more information
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Board Members
Justine McCaffrey President [email protected]
Josh Teibroeb Vice-President [email protected]
Kim Peterson Treasurer [email protected]
Lynn Heale Secretary [email protected]
John Halashewski Rink Coordinator [email protected]
Mario Degagne Youth Coordinator [email protected]
Regan Courtney Adult Rec Coordinator [email protected]
Jennifer Upton Events Committee [email protected]
Abby Schoonmaker Newsletter Editor [email protected]
Abby Schoonmaker Advertising [email protected]
Brent Upton Webmaster [email protected]
Rob Huck Memberships [email protected]
Melanie Litvenenko Youth Soccer [email protected]
Pam Laurans Kinder Soccer [email protected]
Shar-Lee Haichert Member at Large
Volker Polan Member at Large
Heidi Langford Member at Large
Jacqueline Peters Member at Large
Cathy Baerg Member at Large
All of these Board Members are volunteers. We thank you all for contributing your time to help make
Hampton Village a great community.
Contact Us at: [email protected]
Hampton Village Community Association Advertising Rates
FULL PAGE AD - $100.00
½ PAGE AD - $75.00
¼ PAGE AD - $50.00
BUSINESS CARD - $25.00
Prices are per newsletter. All ads will be
published in our newsletter & on our
website. Camera ready ads must be
provided in .jpeg or .pdf format.
For more information or to submit an Ad
please be in contact with Advertising
Coordinator at:
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HAMPTON VILLAGE RIB NIGHT
Save the Date
JUNE 20th @ 7:00 pm
Where: 345 2nd Avenue N
Cost $20.00 Choice of: ½ rack ribs / chicken breast / vegan dish, roasted potatoes, and
salad
Silent Auction • Drinks •Good Times
Tickets available from all Board Members or email:
Garbage & Grass Collection
Weekly garbage collection will resume the
first week in April.
***REMEMBER***
Unbagged grass/leaves cannot be put in
Garbage cans.
For green Grass/Leave Cans
Call the City at
975-2486
Fee: $50.00
Garage Sale Tips- Set Up & Sale Day • Be Prepared before Start Time. Early Birds
will come, if you advertise an 8:00 am start,
people will arrive early (7:30).
•Have enough tables to display your items, if
you don’t have sturdy tables, set out a clean
blanket on the ground to lay your items on.
Don’t bunch things in boxes. The more items
on display the easier it is for buyers.
•Take the time to organize: Keep all glass
items together, collectibles together, books
and magazines together, toys together, etc.
You can use shallow boxes, baskets or tubs to
hold glassware (helps prevent them from
falling off the table & breaking).
•Clothing is best sold if hung neatly on a rack
(a broom stick between two ladders works)
and price clearly.
ANETA WOOD
Owner 270-0660
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Hampton Village Community Association Membership
Members are the cornerstone to any community. Share the feeling of community pride.
When we all get involved it’s amazing what we can accomplish!
Support the HVCA by purchasing a membership for $10.00/family.
Memberships are recognized by all Saskatoon Community Associations
and allows you to register for programs in other communities.
Complete the attached membership form and return it to a board member, mail to:
Hampton Village Community Association
c/o Dundonald School
162 Wedge Road
Saskatoon, SK S7L 6Y4
or bring your completed membership to our membership table located at Hampton Circle
during our Community Garage Sale on Saturday, May 12 from 9:00 a.m. To 3:00 p.m.
Memberships are valid from September 1 of the current year to August 31 of the following year
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Hampton Village Community Association
Membership Form PLEASE COMPLETE ALL THE INFORMATION AND RETURN TO A
HAMPTON VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION BOARD MEMBER
Adult Names:
1. _______________________________
2. _______________________________
Check if interested in ….
____ Volunteering for events/activities
____ Executive position
My Specific skill that I am willing to contribute is
_________________________________________
Children Age
1. ________________________________________________________________ _______
2. ________________________________________________________________ _______
3. ________________________________________________________________ _______
4. ________________________________________________________________ _______
Volunteer positions are available for teenagers (Contact a board member if interested)
Address: _____________________________________________________ Postal Code: _______________
Phone Number: _________________________________ Email Address: ___________________________
MEMBERSHIP FEE:
HOUSEHOLD - $10.00
(Cheque made payable to Hampton Village
Community Association)
*** For Office Use Only***
Membership Number:_____________________
Paid By: _______________________________
Received By: ___________________________
MEMBERSHIPS HELP PAY FOR PROGRAMS, EVENTS, AND FACILITY MAINTENANCE
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!
In order to continue to bring these great events to our community we
are in much need of more great volunteers. No Job is too small.
As you see from this newsletter we are striving to bring events to
Hampton Village –
Garage Sale & BBQ and Rib Night.
Proceeds from events are going towards the Hampton Village Outdoor
Rink.
If you can Volunteer to help at any or all events please let us know,
whether it’s flipping burger, handing out tickets, set up/take down,
delivering flyers we need it all.
Contact any of the board member to volunteer or
Email: [email protected]
I can volunteer for:
Garage Sale/BBQ Carnival in the Park
Rib Night Deliver Newsletter
Rink Committee Instruct a Program
Fundraising Anything
Things needed for upcoming events
Tables Generator BBQ’ers Servers
Ticket Givers Donations Concession
