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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 AssociationAPRIL 2013

www.tuxedoparkcommunity.ca

Safe Communities Meeting, April 17th

7:30pm at the hall

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Their eager little eyes watch as the books are passed out. They pick up their pencils and are ready to begin. What will they learn today? Whether children are attending a public school, charter school, private school or home school, they may not know or care about the differ-ences between the various educational options available in Alberta but parents sure do.

There are four different types of “schools” in this province – public, charter, private and home school. What is a school? According to the School Act, a “school” means a structured learning environment through which an education program is offered to a student by (i) a board, (ii) an operator of a private school, (iii) an early childhood services program private operator, (iv) a parent giving a home educa-tion program, or (v) the Minister. Let’s look a little closer one of these CHOICES – HOMESCHOOLING!

Why do Families consider homeschooling?One of the common reasons why many families choose to home school – that is, to achieve better morals, values and a more cohesive family unit. Other reasons might include special needs or academic reasons. Many fi nd the classroom too crowded or that their children’s needs are not being addressed. There are as many unique reasons why families choose this option as there are families!

What do I need know?There are basically two further choices – (1) Parents can opt for “school-directed” program which can include online options, distance education, fully aligned, etc. (2) Or they can design their own educa-tion program with little or no support from the school. Each option has its own legal requirements.

Funding and Support?The Alberta government recognizes HOMESCHOOLING as a legal choice for families and supports this option! To receive government funding you need to register with a recognized authority before Sep-tember 30 of each year. It is through the school authority that funds are received and distributed according to their internal policies. It is also the school authorities’ duty to ensure that the requirements are being followed.

But your provider (authority) can do so much more. They can supply support, tutoring, student classes and enrichment, parent workshops, diagnostic testing, fi eldtrip opportunities and so much more!

How do I fi nd out more?The Phoenix Foundation has helped start hundreds of homeschooling families on their educational journey. We can help you too! We are conveniently located at 320 19 Street SE, Calgary. We are open to all learners from kindergarten to grade 12. For more information, please call us for a tour and tea or visit our website!

403-265-7701 or www.phoenixfoundation.ca

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Tuxedo Park (April 14th) - Our AGM is one week away, and Tuxedo Park will have a new President next week. Please check back next month for our new President’s very fi rst message.

Th ank you to Gus Barron for all of your eff orts over the past few years! And welcome to your new role as Past President!

Let me buy you a coff ee!Hello Tuxedo! I am writing this one week before our March 21st AGM. I hope our AGM

goes well, and I hope we have a full, excited and eager board! I will summarize our AGM in next month’s Backyard Gazette.

Th is month, I would like to propose, that coff ee is going to help our community. Yes – coff ee!

Lately I have been wondering what we need to work on this year, and I am wondering what our community wants. In the same breath I have been wondering what it will take for volunteers to become involved. I know we have exciting things to accomplish this year, and we need people power to accomplish them all, and to do them well.

Our land lease requires a strategic plan. Our strategic plan requires a budget. Audits are

EXECUTIVE BOARDPresident ..................................................................TBA

[email protected]

Past President .............Gus Barron, 403-230-8616

Vice President ................ Sam Rafoss, 403-988-7507

Treasurer ............ Bryan Summers, 403-819-3175

[email protected]

Secretary .................................................................TBA, [email protected]

BOARD OF DIRECTORSTBA

COMMITTEE CHAIRSTraffi c .................................................Mary Ann Milne

Development ........Darren Rempel, 403-771-7154

Capital Fundraising ...................... Kelley Sandberg

General Fundraising ................... Bryan Summers

Membership .................................. Harley Shouldice

Newsletter .......................Shannon [email protected]

Revitalization ..........Kelley Sandberg, 403-277-4723

Hall Rentals ........Harley Shouldice, 403-277-8689

[email protected]

Hall Maintenance .... H. Shouldice, 403-277-8689

Special Events .........Kelley Sandberg, 403-277-4723

Bylaws .....................Leona Pearson, 403-837-9118

Hall rentals: [email protected]

Tuxedo Park Community Association

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Calgary, AB T2E 2C1

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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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Message from the Editor

Continued on page 7

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Our School Offers:• Full and Half-Day Kindergarten Program

• Italian Language & Culture Program (K-8)• Reggio Inspired Elementary Program (K-6)

• Specialized Fine Arts Junior High (7-9)• Catholic Education

• Junior High Athletics ProgramSt. Alphonsus School focuses on excellence inlearning and enriched fine arts development.

Junior High registration is on-going. Please contact 403-500-2016 for tour times and information.

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KindergartenInformation EveningWednesday, April 24, 2013 at 6pm

TUXEDO PARK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP FORMPlease make cheques payable to:

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being completed. Fund development is a concern. Hall upgrades and community membership should be worked on. Community events (like our July 1st celebrations) require planners and committee members.

Have you been thinking about volunteering? Do you want to learn more and meet the people around the table? Then let me buy you a coffee, and we can chat.

I know from my own experience, that often times we want to volunteer, or try something new, but we just aren’t willing to jump in blindly. We need just a bit of information, we want to know some of the people in the group, We want to know that what we have to contribute is what the group actually needs.

I became involved with the community association because I had been thinking about it for a long time and then I finally had some room in my life to commit to helping. But that’s not what actually got me to sit at the table. What got me to my first meeting, was someone I knew asked me to come. She saw potential in what I could contribute, she created a safe and comfortable zone for me, and she introduced me to the volunteers and to the board, and it felt right.

If you have been thinking about joining the association in any type of a volunteer capacity, now is the time, Let’s meet for coffee! I will do my best to answer your questions, and I will introduce you to some pretty cool people who will be doing some valuable, rewarding and fun things this year. Please contact me: [email protected] or leave a message at the hall and I will call you back. 403-277-8689. Shannon Bowen-Kelsick

Communication Lead, TPCA

Editor’s Message, continued from page 3

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

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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.

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Safe Communities MeetingApril 17th – Safe Communities Meeting at Tuxedo ParkEveryone is invited to Tuxedo’s 2013 Safe Communities Meeting

on April 17th at 7:30pm. Speakers:

• Calgary Police Force Community Liaison Constable Will Johnson• Federation of Calgary Communities, Building Safe Communities Initiative - Stephanie Sokolowski• Recovery Acres (1835 House) Jim Calverley

The meeting will be a Q&A style meeting. Constable Johnson and Stephanie will share information on what we can do to report crime and deter crime in our neighbourhood. This is a very worthwhile meeting for every resident in Tuxedo. It will be very informative.

Avoid ER wait timesKnow your options.

It’s 6:00pm on a Friday and you develop flu symptoms that be-come progressively worse. You have a fever and sore throat and your family doctors’ office is closed for the weekend. You consider your options. You could go to the nearest emergency room, urgent care centre or walk-in clinic, but you’re not too keen on enduring the long wait times. You wonder: what other options are out there and what should I be doing at home?

If you have a health question or concern, you can call HealthLink Alberta (403-943-5465), a 24/7 telephone service providing health advice and information. An experienced HealthLink nurse can assess your symptoms, offer advice on self-care at home and help you find the right care in your community. For example, if you need to see a family doctor within 24 hours, the HealthLink nurse may offer you a same-day appointment at the After Hours Clinic.

Operated by the Calgary Foothills Primary Care Network, the After Hours Clinic provides free non-emergency medical care on weeknights, weekends and holidays. Unlike a walk-in clinic, you can relax in the comfort of your home until it’s time to go to your ap-pointment.

Afterwards, the After Hours Clinic will let your family doctor know what treatments you received. If you do not have a family doc-tor, the clinic will arrange for you to see a doctor for follow-up care.

The Calgary Foothills Primary Care Network is one of four Pri-mary Care Networks (PCNs) in Calgary. To find out which PCN you belong to and what other services you can access through your PCN, call HealthLink Alberta (403-943-5465).

For more information on Primary Care Networks, you can also visit albertapci.ca.

Rosemont School NewsFebruary and March were busy months at Rosemont School. Nordic

Skiing with the Foothills Nordic Ski Club took place during our An-nual Winter Carnival. We enjoyed student-led winter events, were vis-ited by Bonhomme and were treated to maple sugar treats. Our Artist

in Residence, Ewa, started with us in late February and worked with us until the end of March. In March, we enjoyed Family Movie Night!

April also looks to be an exciting, busy month. We will begin work with Decidedly Jazz Danceworks for five jazz dance sessions. On April 11th, the entire school will visit the Calgary Philharmonic Or-chestra for their presentation of “The Seasons: A Year in Music”. All of these events will take place along with a variety of class field trips, guest speakers and exciting learning opportunities.

Ward 9 Alderman’s MessageA very happy April to my neighbours in Tuxedo Park! I’m sitting

down to write this month’s report having come from a meeting with representatives of the City’s Planning, Transportation, and Real Estate (Office of Land Servicing and Housing) departments. I convened the meeting to introduce them to the consultant I’ve hired to undertake an analysis of the Transit Oriented Development (TOD) potential along Calgary’s next three major transit corridors.

We need to make sure that our decisions regarding the timing and funding of these lines are objectively based on the right criteria. Addi-tionally I am committed to ensuring that the stations of all three lines are deeply integrated into their surrounding neighbourhoods in a way that Calgary, to date, has yet to get exactly right.

The technical planning term for a deep integration between transit and the neighbourhoods it serves is Transit Oriented Development (TOD). TOD is a major reason behind the work I’ve been doing with Ward 9 community associations on the importance of Community Visioning. Successful intensification of our communities will only oc-cur if we get TOD right in conjunction with the arrival of these new transit lines. So, in addition to providing a scope of understanding for how much TOD potential exists along the three lines, the other major intent of the project is to provide communities with a visual discus-sion starter surrounding the question of how TOD could and should transform our individual neighbourhoods.

Many residents of Tuxedo Park were affected by flooding in sum-mer 2011. Councillor Carra has been working with the community and Water Resources to come up with a long term solution. As part of this work, a drainage study was undertaken last spring and sum-mer with a draft report filed in December of 2012. The final report is pending and Councillor Carra would like to invite you to join Water Resources and Team Ward 9 for a public meeting on May 1st, 7-8:30pm at the Tuxedo Park Community Hall to learn about the results of the study and next steps.

I look forward to reporting to you next time on the evolution in City Staff’s approach to Tuxedo Park’s main street, Centre Street, that I’ve been effecting through on-going interventions in the development approvals process. I know its a long way off, but I’m already looking forward to Tuxedo Park’s Canada Day Celebration, which one of my favorite community events of the year.

Don’t hesitate to contact your Team Ward 9 if we can be of any service at [email protected] or 403-268-5330.

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TPCA COMMUNITY NEWS


Weekend locationForest Lawn High School

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Phone: (403) 235-6340 Fax: (403) 235-6230 School Coordinator Direct Line: (403) 585-6070

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SPRING CLASSES: Apr 13 to June 29, 2013

The Spanish School of Calgary

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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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TPCA COMMUNITY NEWS cont from page 6 Mural Project at G.P. Vanier School

Tuxedo Park (along with High Park and Winston Heights-Mount View) has been invited to participate in G.P. Vanier’s mural project with artist Dean Stanton.

The students of GP Vanier are making a community mural that will be displayed on the school fence (off Edmonton Trail between 31st and 32nd Ave.).

The mural will consist of over 300 pieces. Our community has been invited to help paint the pieces, some of

which will directly represent Tuxedo Park Community. Stop by High-land Park Community Hall (3716 2nd Street NW) on April 21st from 2:00pm till 5:30pm to help paint the mural. No experience necessary, just come by and try it. All ages welcome!

Spring Migration – You can Help!By Katherine Pederson – Tuxedo Park Resident

Spring migration will soon be in full swing, and Calgary and area will welcome back many species of song birds. Many of these birds will nest in our area, while some species will be “passing through” on their way further north. American Robins, House Wrens, Cedar Waxwings are just a few summer visitors that will raise their young in the many gorgeous old trees that Tuxedo has to offer. Blue jays, Nuthatches and House Finches are a few of our year-round species, and they too will be busy choosing mates and making nests.

The most effective way we can help these birds successfully care for and raise their families is to keep our cats inside, or supervised very closely if they absolutely must be outside. Keeping our cats inside not only protects the birds, it will help our furry friend’s live longer and healthier lives. Everyone wins!

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Your community newsletter is published ten times per year. Dec and Jan are combined into a single issue; July and Aug are combined into a single issue.Editorial deadlines are the 10th of the month prior to issue month. Eg: The May 2013 issue editorial deadline is April 10th.NOTE: one exception - the Sept issue editorial deadline is Aug 1st. Sept issues are distributed earlier.Send your editorial submissions to: [email protected] advertising info contact:[email protected]

SATURDAY, MAY 4th • 9:30am to 1pmWe knock on your door, or pick up clearly labeled bags - we will take anything

the bottle depot does (beverage cans, bottles, milk jugs, tetra packs)

Save your empties, there‛s a BOTTLE DRIVE coming to your area!( 16th to 40th Ave, between Deerfoot to 4th St. NW )

Proceeds go to the G.P. Vanier Band Parents Association at your local Junior High SchoolPlease help us to keep your local youth inspired and involved!

If May 4th doesn’t work, you may take empties to the “CHARITY DROP OFF” at your convenience, on our behalf, North Hill Bottle Depot (3915 – 3A Street N.E.)


BRIDGELAND contWomen’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 Self Defense: March 28th, April 4th, 11th, Thurs, 6:00-8:00pmRestorative Yoga: April 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd,30th, Tues, 2-3pmKeyboarding: April 3rd, Wed, 12:30–2:30pmCreative Story Telling: April 8th, 15th, 22nd, Mon, 12:30–2:30 pmIntroduction to Microsoft Word: April 10th, Wed, 12:30–2:30 pmAnnual General Meeting : April 10, Wed, 5:30-7pmDigital Literacy: Putting it All Together: April 17th, Wed, 12:30–2:30 pm

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

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

Yoga: Tuesdays at 7:30 in Upper Hall.

Tuxedo Park Safe Communities: April 17, at 7:30pm. All welcome. Speakers:• Calgary Police Force Community Liaison Constable Will Johnson• Federation of Calgary Communities, Building Safe Communities Initiative - Stephanie Sokolowski• Recovery Acres (1835 House) Jim CalverleyThe meeting will be a Q&A style meeting. Constable Johnson and Stephanie will share information on what we can do to report crime and deter crime in our neighbourhood.

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

Calyx Distinctive Arts: 25th semi-annual Exhibition and Saleof original artworks by local artists on Sat. April 20 and Sun. April 21 from 10am - 4pm, at the Crescent Heights hall, 1101- 2nd St NW. Free Admission, Free Parking, Free Draw. For more information please call (403) 244-8150 or visit our website at www.calyx.ca

Community walk with Rollin Stanley - Tuesday, May 28 at 7pm.Join the Crescent Heights Planning Committee on a (rescheduled) walk through our community with Rollin Stanley of the City of Calgary. Our stroll will last one hour and we will meet at the community hall at 7pm.

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

Community Clean-up: May 18. 9:00am to 2:00pm.

Empties For Equipment! Crescent Heights High School’s monthly drop-off bottle drives. Thanks for helping support various clubs and teams - your donations make a huge diff erence to us! Drop-off s take place the second Saturday of the month - April 13th. Thanks for your continuing support!

CRESCENT HEIGHTS contPrograms 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]

SENIOR’S LUNCH: Please join us at the Highland Park Community Hall, 3716 – 2 St. NW on the third Monday of the month, at noon.Date: April 15th. 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)LEAD Program, City of Calgary, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pmScottish 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.

5th Annual Tiny Tots Sale: Sat, April 13, 9am to 2pm. Gently used children’s clothing, books, gear and toys. Partial proceeds from each purchase go to support the Renfrew Tiny Tots Co-op Playgroup. Contact [email protected] or visit www.renfrewtinytots.com for more info.

Renfrew Hall Calendar:Calgary Mountain Bike Skills Park Association AGM & Open HouseApril 11 7pm-9pm (Park Site: Renfrew’s bottomlands by Science Centre) Meeting at RCA Hall . ([email protected] Bean Dance - April 19 and May 17 , 6 to 9pmEdmonton Trail Visioning Project, Part II: The Reveal - April 20, 8:30-11amBottle Drops: April 27 and May 29

RENFREW contRenfrew Community Pub (Social Room)Most Fridays from 7pm until close. Non-members welcome - be ourguest. Free pool, free shuffl eboard, free foosball.

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 – April 12 & May 10,, in the lounge, 7pm – 12 am. .Jelly Bean Dance - Friday, April 19 from 7 – 10pm - $3.00 Volunteers neededFundraising Casino - April 29 and 30. Volunteers needed.Community Cleanup – June 1, 2013. Volunteers needed.Blood Services: Canadian Blood Services at the Marlborough Park community centre gym, 6021 Madigan Drive NE, on July 5th.Skate Board Park – June 24 – July 5Lego Contest – coming Saturday, Sept. 21Byte Camp – coming July 2 - 5 and Aug 26 - 30Park & Play, Play & Stay – coming July 15 - 26Youth Leadership Camp – coming Aug 12 - 23

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].

FREE Tax Preparation Clinics: Thursdays in April - the 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th - from 2 to 4pm at the hall. Volunteer tax preparers will assist individuals who have low income and simple tax situations prepare and fi le their 2012 tax returns at no charge. Eligible taxpayers served by this program include seniors, single parents, social assistance recipients, students or people that have low income. Please call Willa Dene Dohy at 403-277- 3736 to book your appointment. Volunteer tax preparers and assistants are needed to help with this program. Please call Lenore Eaton at 403-276-3798 if you would like to help out.

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.

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

Volunteer Income Tax Preparation : For more information please email at fi sherge telus.net or phone at 403 285-7354.

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

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 2013PRE-REGISTRATION NIGHT Tuesday, April 30 at the hall, 6:30-8:30pmRegister 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!

Rundle’s best kept secret! The Summit Pub at the hall.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 starting April 5th and 19th. 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]

Community Cleanup – April 20, 2013. Volunteers needed.

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.

Book Club - 4th Tuesday (usually) of the month from 7 to 9pm in the Lower Hall. Our April 23rd book is Speaking My Truth, Refl ections on Reconciliation and Residential School, edited by Mike DeGagné and Jonathan Dewar. Our May 28th book will be The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck.For more info email [email protected] or call Linda at (403) 289-8390.

Mount Pleasant PlaygroupRegister for the winter session of The Mount Pleasant Playgroup which runs to June 14. It’s close by and it’s inexpensive: only $37.50 for our fi ve month winter session plus a few hours of your time volunteering. For information you can email [email protected].

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 2012/2013 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

Free Family Movie Nights are Back! Friday, April 19 / May 17 - Doors open at 6:30pm, movie starts at 7pmPick up your Perk - our CCA Membership gets you a coupon for a FREE concession item!

UPCOMING EVENTS Teen Night: 7-9:30 pm – April 12Good Food Box Pickups – April 12Ladies’ Tea Party – April 14, 2 – 4 pm in the Large HallFamily Movie Night: 7-9 pm – April 19 / May 17Pub Night: 7:30 pm – April 26 / May 31

4th Annual Crossroads Multicultural Festival - May 25, 2013 The Festival Committee is looking for people who would like to be part of this successful event. We are also looking for cultural performances, cultural groups to host information tables and donations of foods. Come out and share your culture with our Community. If you would be interested in participating and/or volunteering please contact [email protected] or Shannon at 403-474-4298.

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 Soccer - Season starts April 22, 2013 and will run until the end of June (coaches discretion). Registration for U4 & U6 closes April 10th. Please go to our website www.brcacalgary.org for more information or to register.

Beacon Original Art: Spring Show & Sale : Saturday May 4th from 10am to 4pm. Artists display & sell high quality art. More info at: beaconoriginalart.com

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].

Community ConnectionsArea Events andResource Guide

Area Events andResource Guide

April is Volunteer Month!

What can you do for your community?

Get involved!Your community

needs... YOU!


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Comfortable, family-friendly atmosphere.Specials for visiting relatives!

Late one night while on vacation in Maui, we found a feral kitten (or did she fi nd us?!) starving and suffering from numerous cuts and bruises, including a badly damaged left eye. We fell in love with her before we could take her to a rescue foundation, and booked a fl ight to Calgary for her! Milli has fi t in wonderfully with our two other cats, and each day is special with our “Maui Miracle”. Katherine P.

The Best Pet Ever!Immortalize your pet in print! It’s FREE!

E-mail a pic to [email protected] and include a short message (50-75 words)

explaining just why your pet is the best ever.We’ll place your nomination in the newsletter

and your pet will be famous!Also, if your pet is nominated you could win a

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of Varadero, Cuba. Beautiful and safe! - Leo S.

Join the Gazette enRoute Challenge!

Take a pic at school, at work, around town, with family, with friends, with a celebrity... just about anywhere!

Send your pic to: [email protected]


JOIN US! Come see what Scouts can do for you and have some fun while your doing it.

Adult volunteers welcomeBeaver Scouts—Grades K to 2

Cub Scouts—Grades 3 to 5Scouts—Grades 6 to 8

Venturers—Grades 9 to 12All groups meet Wednesdays starting at 6:30

Discount for 3rd youth in FamilyRegistration is ongoing .

For more info please call Doug at 403-275-3931or e-mail: [email protected]

Thank you for supporting our last bottle drive!

Our next bottle drive is April 20, 9am to noon.

It Starts with Scouts

Late one night while on vacation in Maui, we found a feral kitten (or did she fi nd us?!) starving and suffering from numerous cuts and bruises, including a badly damaged left eye. We fell in love with her before we could take her to a rescue foundation, and booked a fl ight to Calgary for her! Milli has fi t in wonderfully with our two other cats, and each day is special with our “Maui Miracle”. Katherine P.

The Best Pet Ever!Immortalize your pet in print! It’s FREE!

E-mail a pic to [email protected] and include a short message (50-75 words)

explaining just why your pet is the best ever.We’ll place your nomination in the newsletter

and your pet will be famous!Also, if your pet is nominated you could win a

FREE PRIZE PACKAGE courtesy of DOGGYWOOD! Please include a phone numberor email address to receive your prize package.

“Milli”

Best Pet Ever Nominee!

Tuxedo Park... Back in the Day!

The Ralph I KnewReprint from March 03 article by Tom Minhinnett (1941-2006)

Ralph Klein was a true stalward member of the powerful Tuxedo gang. Ralph was a great athlete, he had played all star basketball at Balmoral, he was always picked fi rst on any team. He always knew how to pick who we needed on the team to win. He always picks his cabinet that way.

Th en on to three terms as mayor. He helped to bring us the 88 Olympics. Cut the ribbon three legs of the LRT. Th en on to Edmon-ton as premier. I always say that Don McKay put us on the map. Ralph keeps us there.

I met Ralph Klein at the Tuxedo Park School. Ralph and his broth-er Linnie grew up in Tuxedo Park and were the best pals you could ever meet. After the third grade he went to Buchannan and I went to Queen’s Park, only to meet up again afterwards, at the Balmoral School. Th e “Park” in Tuxedo, however was always our headquarters! Ralph was at home playing all-star basketball. He was always one of the fi rst picked to play on a team because he was fast and held his own

on the court. Later Ralph joined the Air Force and we didn’t see him for a while.

One of my fi rst jobs was as ‘the Singing Chef ’ at the Crossroads Hotel. One day a girl named Hilda, who had just started as a waitress, asked me if I’d like to meet her husband - Ralph Klein! Ralph had graduated from Business College and was working in Public Rela-tions for the Red Cross. He was doing a fi ne job.

After working as ‘the Singing Chef ’ for eight years, I went into nursing and even became a union leader. During this time Ralph joined CFCN as a reporter. I was proud to tell everyone the best re-porter in town was a pal of mine! Any news tips that I had I was sure to pass on to him. When I ran for the federal seat vacated by Eldon Wooliams Ralph interviewed me. When I lost he was also there to lend some inspirational words of consolation.

Ralph covered City Hall for CFCN and was trained well by the mayor at that time, Rod Sykes. When Ross Alger took over as mayor Ralph asked me what it would cost to run for alderman. I told him that it would be the same as running for mayor - $100. Ralph decided to take on the two giants of Peter Petrasak and the incum-bent Ross Alger.

During the election I took ill and was hospi¬talized at the Foothills. Always a car-ing friend Ralph came to visit me for lunch one day with his campaign manager Rod Love.

At that time campaign buttons were a no-no but as we walked down the hospital corridors they would fl ip up a collar to pass-ers-by, revealing the slogan “Time for Klein”. Th e rest is history. Tuxedo Park’s Don McKay became mayor and put our little community on the map; Ralph Klein has kept us there. In fact, he is also the second premier to hail from Tuxedo Park, the fi rst being Willia Ab-erhard.

Ralph has never forgotten his friends or his roots. He regularly turns up at our com-munity events to support us. Ralph - you were a great mayor and now a wonderful pre-mier - and always a great pal.

Your friend, Tom


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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]

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!

HELP WANTED

Seek caring person, interested in health &wellness. Call David at (403) 276 – 3364 at Blue Bottle Pharmacy. 149 - 17 Ave NE.

Calgary Elks Golf Club - Turf Care Dept. Full / PT available. Includes golf privileges & year end bonus. Email resumes to: [email protected]

P//T office help wanted in Mt Pleasant. 8-12hrs/week, general office duties. E-mail inquries only. [email protected]

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 SEVICES

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

Call 403-650-1699

PAINTING SERVICES

PILATES

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

PLUMBING SERVICES

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

WORK FROM HOME

Stop settling for less than your best.Earn a second monthly cheque.For free CD, call 877-858-3006.

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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 visitalbertaanimalrescuecrew.com

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

Licensed • Bonded

(403) 968-1377Free Site Visit & Basic Inspection

Airdrie Electric LtdServing Calgary & Airdrie area

“Service that won’t shock you!”

HATE PAINTING? We love it!We also do repairs and small

renos to make your home more functional and more beautiful.

Call us for reasonable ratesand careful detailed work.

Insured, with +15 years experience!

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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS (BOXES)Regular Size - 1 edition ................. $119 (+GST)Regular Size - 5 editions ............... $479 (+GST)Regular Size - 10 editions ............. $899 (+GST)Large Size - 1 edition ..................... $169 (+GST)Large Size - 5 editions ................... $699 (+GST)Large Size - 10 editions ............... $1299 (+GST)Frequency discounts have been applied to multi-edition display rates.

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First three lines .............$79Each additional line ....+$15BOLD font ...................+$15 Custom font ......... +$20/line3 editions: 10% OFF 5 editions: 15% OFF

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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]

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!

HELP WANTED

Seek caring person, interested in health &wellness. Call David at (403) 276 – 3364 at Blue Bottle Pharmacy. 149 - 17 Ave NE.

Calgary Elks Golf Club - Turf Care Dept. Full / PT available. Includes golf privileges & year end bonus. Email resumes to: [email protected]

P//T office help wanted in Mt Pleasant. 8-12hrs/week, general office duties. E-mail inquries only. [email protected]

HOME IMPROVEMENT

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

GARDEN & LAWN SEVICES

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

Call 403-650-1699

PAINTING SERVICES

PILATES

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

PLUMBING SERVICES

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

WORK FROM HOME

Stop settling for less than your best.Earn a second monthly cheque.For free CD, call 877-858-3006.

WINDCREST KENNELS(403) 285-9303243190 RAINBOW ROAD

Serving Calgary for over 23 yrs!

Area Classified Ads All Classified ads must be prepaidCall 403-276-8108 to book your ad.

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 visitalbertaanimalrescuecrew.com

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

Licensed • Bonded

(403) 968-1377Free Site Visit & Basic Inspection

Airdrie Electric LtdServing Calgary & Airdrie area

“Service that won’t shock you!”

HATE PAINTING? We love it!We also do repairs and small

renos to make your home more functional and more beautiful.

Call us for reasonable ratesand careful detailed work.

Insured, with +15 years experience!

[email protected]

CLASSIFIED ADSWORK

...FOR YOU!

11 GREAT COMMUNITIES - 1 LOW PRICE!

E-mail: [email protected] or phone 403-276-8108

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS (BOXES)Regular Size - 1 edition ................. $119 (+GST)Regular Size - 5 editions ............... $479 (+GST)Regular Size - 10 editions ............. $899 (+GST)Large Size - 1 edition ..................... $169 (+GST)Large Size - 5 editions ................... $699 (+GST)Large Size - 10 editions ............... $1299 (+GST)Frequency discounts have been applied to multi-edition display rates.

‘TEXT ONLY’ CLASSIFIED ADS

First three lines .............$79Each additional line ....+$15BOLD font ...................+$15 Custom font ......... +$20/line3 editions: 10% OFF 5 editions: 15% OFF

10 editions: 25% OFFText ads only. Prices do not include GST.

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