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The Green Line will serve more than 27 communities and move over 41 million passengers per year on 40 kilometres of track. This new LRT will provide a link for residents to downtown from the Northern Hills communities in the north and Seton in the south.

This summer watch for our Green Line ambassadors who will have information about the new LRT at events across the city.

You can also visit Calgary.ca/greenline to learn more about the project, including alignment options for Centre City and the Beltline.

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Get involved with Green Line this summerThere’s a new LRT line coming to Calgary!

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The North central Family Support Program is looking for volunteers interested in helping out with a number of initiatives.

• Volunteers to help with family games/connection after-noons with our new Syrian community residents and their children. Arabic speakers would be greatly appre-ciated but all volunteers are welcome.

• Summer youth engagement volunteers to help with outreach activities for children in Huntington, Bedding-ton and Thorncli� e/Greenview.

• Volunteers interested in helping to get a neighbour-hood service exchange/timebank initiative up and run-ning. We are hoping to launch “Pay It Forward Calgary” in fall 2016 and need project start up volunteers (social media, graphics, new members orientation, website, community promotion etc).

Please contact Lili at 403-275-6666 ext 221 or lili@weconnectyou.ca or Jodi at 403-275-6666 ext 232 or jodi@weconnectyou.ca for more information.

Have a wonderful summer!

The North Central Family Support Program

Camps 2016Registration for our Summer Day Camps opens to families in the OOSC program April 1st 2016. (Public on Wednesday April 20, 2016.) Siblings of children in the program are given preference to join Summer Camp. Children will be going on at least one � eld trip a week with the bus. Spaces will be assigned on a � rst come, � rst served ba-sis. See below for more information:

July Themes:July 4-8: Blast o� / Science$150 for � ve daysJuly 11-15: Western Week$150 for the weekJuly 18-22: Splashtacular$150 for the weekJuly 25-29: Community$150 for the week

August Themes:August 2-5: Funology $120 for the four daysAugust 8-12: Animals$150 for the weekAugust 15-19: Artful Antics $150 for the weekAugust 22-26: Adventure!$150 for the week

Contact 403- 275-6666 ex 233 or 277

*Subsidy is available through the Government of Alberta*** Follow us on Facebook for current updates @ Huntington Hills Out of School Care****We accept cash, cheque, debit, credit cards, & money orders **

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Home. It’s where we live. It’s the feeling we get from freshly folded laundry in our bedroom. It’s playing the piano and singing with friends and it’s shared moments over dinner with family. It’s feeling healthy, eating well and enjoying the community we savour with other great people.

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Huntington Hills Community Centre

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Kent Kammermayer President

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Molly McDonald Director at Large

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Gary Millan Director at Large

Jim Murphy HHCA General Manager

Roy Jenkinson Senior’s Representative

Andrew Stevenson Curling Club Representative

Leslie Goodwin Hockey Representative

Darcy Carr Skating Club Representative

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Registration is now open.

Registration fee:$75.00 NON REFUNDABLE.Three classes weekly (Mon, Wed, and Fri) 9:00-11:30 am $160.00 per month.Two classes weekly (Tue. & Thurs) AM $ 135.00

Class times• Morning hours 9: 00- 11.30 Your child must be at least 3 years old age to enter and be fully toilet trained.Subsidy is available through the Government of Alberta.Huntington Hills CommunityAdventures in Learn Preschool520 – 78th Avenue NWCalgary, Alberta T2K 0S2403-275-6666 ext 231 or 234 | 403-512-5732

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CALGARYMOUNTAINVIEW LIONS CLUB

Meets at the Triwood Community Hall on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.

Serving Northwest Calgary, open to all men and women of legal age.

For more info call: John Wilson 403-932-6043

Curling Club Registration for next season will start August 1 and again will be on line. Leagues will begin curling late September and there will be Adult Learn to Curl clinics in mid-September and will be o� ered again in October. Please refer to the Huntington Hills Curling Club web-site for details or contact Barb in the curling o� ce.

Have a great Summer and we look forward to seeing you in the fall!

Cheers

Barb Dickson, Curling Manager/Instructor

Learn To Skate Registration Learn To Skate Registration will begin August 16.

Shinny Registration (ages 7-11) will begin August 16.

Oystershell Scale Disease: Affecting Calgary’s HedgesBy Christine Deschamps

Oystershell Scale Disease can a� ect over 120 species of trees and bushes, including Cotoneaster hedges and Li-lac hedges. City of Calgary entomologist Jim Watts has informed the public through the media, of the spread of the Oystershell Scale Disease that is currently in the "crawler stage,” from late May to early June. The vulner-able crawler stage is short lived, lasting only a week to ten days. It is also the period when the insects easily spread to new plants. During the insect’s crawler stage, the plants can be successfully treated with insecticide soap or horticultural oil, with advice from your local gar-den center. For more information, please visit:http://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/awol-win-ter-threatens-calgary-hedgeshttp://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/oystershell-scale-spreading-through-calgary-hedges-1.3089264

Huntington Hills SchoolHello from Huntington Hills School. We are a small school with a big heart of approximately 240 students grades K-6. The past few months have been � lled with wonderful opportunities to enhance our student’s learning by spending time within our community and beyond. Our grade 5 and 6 students were fortunate to spend four amazing days at YMCA Camp Chief Hector connecting their Science and Social Studies curriculum with leadership, teamwork, and the great outdoors. All of our students took part in the Calgary Parks and Rec-reation 6-day swim program in early April at Thorncli� e Aquatic and Recreation Centre. To enhance our love of music, an exemplary Celtic � ddler named Kierah came to teach us about Scottish and Irish � ddle music. Some of our students also took part in the Young Writers’ Con-ference to hone their skills through mini workshops de-livered by famous Canadian authors and illustrators. In May, the Huntington Hills students headed to the Cal-gary International Children’s Festival to see some great performances and experience one of Calgary’s incred-ible opportunities. Our students, parents, and sta� are very proud of their school and welcome Volunteers, par-ticularly through the Calgary Reads program.

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YYC UPDATE TO THE COMMUNITY

Calgary International Airport (YYC) is an urban airport that connects Calgary and Alberta to the world. As an important part of the community, we work closely with community associations, government agencies and airlines to address noise concerns. Current efforts include:

To read the full RNP report and learn more about these options visit www.yyc.com or contact us at

community@yyc.com.

Required Navigation Procedure (RNP) approaches are being implemented by NAV CANADA for arrivals to YYC. Implementation includes a 180 day review to assess noise in flight path areas and address any community issues.

Further reduction of aircraft deviation on 17L departures. YYC has requested that NAV CANADA investigate reducing the 10 degree turn on Runway 17L to 5 degrees. Any change would require approval by Transport Canada. NAV CANADA is currently investigating the safety of the operation.

Noise monitoring studies. The Authority has engaged a firm to study the utilization of YYC noise monitors throughout Calgary, add monitors in communities south of Runway 17L, and to monitor areas further away from YYC.

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Happy Summer to Everyone,

Thinking about a yard improvement project?

Garages, decks, fences and even driveway widening are just some of the projects that often require a permit.

“Before you pay for materials, hire a contractor, or do it yourself, we encourage you to visit Calgary.ca/homeimprovement or get in touch with us here at The City,” says Jamie Fandrich, Planning Services Technician at The City of Calgary. Fandrich is part of the team that helps Calgarians un-derstand Alberta’s safety codes and City bylaws on the phone and in person at the Municipal Building. The latest resource Fandrich’s team uses to educate Calgarians on development and building regulations is the webpage calgary.ca/homeim-provement, which allows anyone interested in doing a renova-tion to browse popular home renovation topics for bylaw and permit information, property and land designation, drawings and forms they will need to complete their home renovation.

“It can sometimes be di� cult to understand when you need a permit and what City bylaws might impact your project – we’re here to help guide you through the process,” Fandrich says.

Planning, development, licence or permit question?

Visit Calgary.ca/homeimprovement or call and visit Planning Services

Planning ServicesMonday through Friday (closed holidays)8 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.Call centre: 403-268-5311 Permit counter: 3rd Floor Municipal building, 800 Macleod Tr SE

July submission for RecreationArt is a big part of what makes Calgary great. It bene� ts the economy, creates jobs and makes our city attractive, enjoyable and interactive. Learn more at Calgary.ca/publicart.

Unlimited swimming and skating for youth (ages 7-17) avail-able all summer with the purchase of our Summer Youth pass-port. Calgary.ca/youthpassport.

Take a kid to the course week – Juniors golf for free at McCall lake Par 3 and Richmond Green with one paid gol� ng adult. July 4-10 only. Calgary.ca/golf

There’s still room in our summer day camps! Keep your kids active, creative and healthy this summer. Find out more at Calgary.ca/myrecguide.

Have a Great Summer!

The 1st session of the 42nd Parliament has been busy and � lled with topics that are contentious to say the least. The vital issues of electoral reform and assisted suicide should be of concern to all Canadians and the resolution of these issues will a� ect the very nature of our country.

In May I held a Town Hall Meeting and was able to hear from many of you on these subjects as well as many others. The participants are to be commended on their forthright hon-esty and I very much appreciate their feedback. I would like to express my thanks to the Harvest Hills Alliance Church for their excellent service and hospitality.

In April I was proud to host a well-attended Career Services event which featured governmental, educational and com-munity based resources available to Albertans who are looking for work or to upgrade their employment skills. I am acutely aware of the precarious nature of the economy in this province and will persist in advancing the interest of Albertans at the federal level. Thank you to the Foothills Alliance Church for their help and support.

I look forward to meeting as many of you as possible this summer, on Canada Day, at Stampede and other commu-nity events. I would like to extend a big thank you to the hardworking volunteers who make these events possible and are tireless in their e� orts to improve the quality of life in their communities, and ensure a bright future for Calgary and all of Alberta. I will continue to engage with local com-munity groups and associations, constituents and many stakeholder groups in the riding with visits, meetings and roundtables and I am always delighted to hear about the issues that are important to you. Your comments are always of great help to me. I will also be out out door knocking in the riding again this summer and I am always apprecia-tive for the feedback I receive from you and I will thank you advance for taking the time out of your busy days to talk with me.

I will continue to be a strong voice for you in Ottawa and pledge to work hard to make your voices heard in the halls of government. As always, if you wish to comment on these or any other issues that are important to you and your fam-ily, please feel free to contact my o� ce with your concerns or you can send in your suggestions and comments directly to me through my website www.michellerempel.ca.

MP CALGARY NOSE HILLHON. MICHELLE REMPEL201-1318 Centre Street NE, Calgary, AB, T2E 2R7 Phone: 403-216-7777 Email: michelle.rempel@parl.gc.caWebsite at www.michellerempel.ca

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Huntington Hills

Name Age Contact Course

Alexandra 34 587-432-7977 Yes

Andrea 30 587-437-2048 Yes

Anna 33 403-607-7464 Yes

Benjamin 13 587-284-6324 Yes

Brooklyn 15 403-990-6176 Yes

Dayelle 32 587-755-1878 No

Emilie 27 403-923-3816 No

Emily 15 587-581-3684 Yes

Hazel 14 587-890-9559 Yes

Nicole 27 587-876-9600 Yes

Paige 22 780-305-1381 No

Rachelle 18 403-971-8870 Yes

SamI 13 403-463-8264 Yes

Tammy 29 587-968-1638 Yes

Teresa 43 403-478-3749 Yes

Calling All PARENTSVisit mybabysitter.ca and fi nd available babysitters in and around your community.

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Disclaimer: We recommend for your own peace of mind that references be checked when choosing your babysitter. This babysitter list is provided as a service to the community and is governed by the terms & conditions outlined at mybabysitter.ca.

Ready Calgary Community Initiative for Huntington Hills Community MembersAs part of the coordinated e� ort throughout many com-munities in the City of Calgary, the HHCA has joined in a partnership with CEMA’s Ready Calgary to help commu-nity members and their households be best prepared should unexpected events arise, such as, � res, � oods, as well as other natural and human-made disasters.

Community members can sign up for the fall workshop now, by contacting Stella Riesen, CEMA’s Ready Calgary Support Team Coordinator, at: s.constance@toxserv.com.

HUNTINGTONPIONEERSASSOCIATIONA club for adults 50 years and older, retired or semi-re-tired.

Located in the lower level of the Huntington Hills Community Association520 78th Avenue NW T2K 0S2Phone: 403-275-4294 • Fax: 403-275-5227www.huntingtonpioneers.comE-Mail: pioneers50@telus.netThe Huntington Pioneers Association is a group of people participating in a variety of activities.

Some of the activities include:Bridge, snooker, whist, shu� e boarding, art classes, craft classes, outings, movies, volunteeractivities, social events and more!

We have regular monthly activities and we invite anyone meeting our membership requirements to join us:

Pot luck supper: last Monday of each month, starts at 5:30pm

Movie Night: 3rd Friday of every month 7pm, Silver collection for popcorn and pop.

Art classes: Every Tuesday 1:00pm-3:00pm, includes: oil painting, water color, acrylics and sketching.

Games Night: every Tuesday from 6pm – 9pm.

Soup and Bun Day: The 2nd Thursday of every month, starting at 12pm. Cost set by Board.

Club Cost and hours:$33 for membershipTuesdays and Thursdays from 10am – 4pm

Call 403-275-4294 for more information; registrationand costs, program start times, and more.

• Bussing to 5 local schools: • St. Henry, St. Hubert, Dr. JK Mulloy,

Alex Munro, Huntington Hills School• Government Subsidy Available• Affordable• Qualifi ed and energetic staff• Third year accredited• Fully licensed • Sibling Discounts

Located:520 78th AVE NWCall us @ 403-275-6666 ex.233

• Ice Skating• Curling Ice• A bus to take us on fi eldtrips! • A projector to watch our monthly movie on • Delicious kid friendly snacks• A lizard AND a gecko! • Crafts and Science experiments• Baking • On-site park • Large grassy hills and fi elds• A new gym coming in Fall 2016• PD days included in monthly fee• Winter/ Spring/ Summer Camps available too!

**New Fall 2016** Offering Morning and

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Family ConnectionsParent Link CentreThe Parent Link Centre is open from 9-5PM Monday-Friday & Thursday we are open 9- 7:30PM and We o� er free programs for parents with children 0-6. For more information on hours and programs please stop by & visit us to pick up a calendar or call Tracey at 403-275-6666 ext 276.

PARENT LINK STAFF Cassandra: Manager ext 274Tracey: Admin assist - ext 276Sue: Parent Coach - ext 235Paula: Child Development Facilitator – ext 237Vivian: ESL Program Facilitator – ext 242Michele: Program Facilitator – ext 241All of the Parent Link Programs are free of charge!

PROGRAMSPlaytime Fun: Tuesday mornings, 10:00-11:30;Please Join us for this free, drop-in, playgroup for par-ents and children (Birth to 5). Children are able to move about in the room and pick from a variety play areas. Program starts July 5, 2016.

Kids’ Corner: Tuesday afternoons, 1:30-3:00;Join us for this afternoon, relaxed, drop in group for parents and children free of charge (Birth - 5). Our af-ternoon program is a little quieter and is another option parents with children under 12 months come to. Program starts July 5, 2016

ESL Program coming soon, Contact Vivian at 403-275-6666 ext. 242 for more information.

SUMMER PROGRAMS: JULY & AUGUST FOR CHILDREN 2-5 YEARS OLDABC: You and Me : Wednesday mornings, July 6, 13, 20 & 27, 10:30-11:15 am.123 You & Me: Wednesday mornings, August 3, 10, 24 & 31, 10:30-11:15 am.These programs are a partnership with the Judith Um-bach Library. Families can only register for one program, choose July or August and plan to attend all 4 sessions. Come join us with the Calgary Public Library where chil-dren and parents will share songs, rhymes and stories in

this interactive circle program. To register call 403-275-6666 ext. 276 starting June 14 at 10:00 am. Please leave a message with your name, telephone number, the pro-gram/month you are registering for, child’s name and age, we will call back to con� rm. Spaces are limited so please commit to all 4 weeks.

Puzzles and More Wednesday afternoons 1:30 – 2:30 July 6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th

Join us for this quite afternoon drop in program. Share this time with your child doing puzzles, games, table toys, playdough and more. Please note that there will be no regular toys available at this program.Best suited for ages 2 ½ and up. Siblings are welcome.* Please supervise carefully as small parts may pose a choking hazard for young children.

“Meet Me in the Park” Starting Thursday July 7, 10:30-noon. We will meet at a di� erent location every Thurs. Check the schedule on-line or come by the Parent Link for a copy.

Family Evening Fun: Thursday evenings, 6:30-7:30This drop in program is a great opportunity to come out with the whole family and have some fun in the eve-ning. Play and meet new families, ending with songs and stories. For more information, call Vivian at 403-275-6666 ext. 242.

Special events:Teddy Bear Picnic:  Wednesday morning; August 17; 10:00-11:30  Beddington Pentecostal Church West (Main Campus) 16 Bermuda Drive NWBring your favorite furry friend for games, crafts, snacks & stories which also has outdoor activities. We will have some special guests so don’t forget your camera! Most activities are suited for young children but older siblings are welcome too! Watch for more details.

Parenting Programs:Returning in the Fall

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