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BVAS MEETINGS Indus 4 on 4 Society Tournament Public Skating BOW VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY www.IndusRec.ca March 2019 BVAS MEETINGS Notice of Special Membership Meeting When: April 9, 2019 7pm Where: Meeting Room Indus Recreation Centre The Bow Valley Agricultural Society would like to rescind the 2011 bylaws and vote to approve the 2019 bylaws. Notice of Special Membership Meeting When: April 11, 2019 7pm Where: Banquet Hall, Indus Recreation Centre Stated Resolution “Should the Bow Valley Agricultural Society pursue the expansion of a second ice surface in Indus?” Indus 4 on 4 Society Tournament Come Wrap up the Season Date: March 22rd 2019 Who’s invited? Anybody over the age of 18 40 available spots Cost: $60 Guaranteed 3 Hockey Games What else does that get you? -Friday night snacks (Meeting room) -Free ticket to the Men’s Auction In April -A chance to meet new people in the Community -All Profits go to the Bow Valley Ag Society to manage youth ice time costs For more info or to sign up send an email to [email protected] Public Skating at the Indus Arena Last Month of PUBLIC SKATING! Public Member Skating: Fridays 5:45-6:45 (last day March 29th) Parent/tot Member Skate: Tues/ Wed 11:30-1:00pm (last day March 26th) Early Morning Member Skate: Tues 7:15-8:15am (last day March 26th) Yearly memberships are $5/family, purchase from the front office. Helmets are mandatory during all member skate times. Thank you! BOW VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY www.IndusRec.ca March 2019 Fall/Winter Kitchen Hours Thursday & Fridays 4:30pm - 9:00pm Saturday & Sunday 10:30am – 6:30pm All food is made fresh when ordered! Clubs and Association Updates Indus Lightning Ringette Serving Indus, Chestermere, Langdon and more! For more information about ringette, fees, and age groups or to register, please go to our website at www.indusringette.ca or email [email protected] If you would like to be a part of this fun fast moving sport, head to our website today to find out more. Indus Figure Skating Club (IFSC) Learn to Skate, CanSkate, Intro to FS and StarSkate Programs Email: [email protected] Indus Minor Hockey For more information go to http://indusminorhockey.ca/ PLAYOFF TIME! Indus minor Hockey is having a great season. 6 of our 8 IMHA teams have made it to their playoff rounds. If you wish to cheer on your favourite hockey player or teams, check out the schedule on http://indusminorhockey.ca/ for last minute games on the weekend. Congratulations to Atom A and B for winning their Provincial playdowns. Bantam A is still working of finishing their last round. Good luck to them! BOW VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY www.IndusRec.ca March 2019 Indus Curling Rink Please email [email protected] for more info. Pickleball Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis on a badminton-sized court. Friday night pickleball welcomes new players. Location: Banquet Hall @ Indus Recreation Centre Fridays 5:30-7:30pm Nets and balls are provided but you will need to bring your own paddle and athletic footwear. Fees will depend on the number of participants ($5-$7.50) Bow Valley 4H Beef and Multi Club The Bow Valley 4H Beef and Multi Club is a youth organization committed to developing outstanding leaders with marketable skills to succeed in today’s society. 4H is a great place for youth to learn and grow. There are a number of project areas to choose from including photography, welding and sewing. To learn more about this program please go to www.Bowvalley4h.com BOW VALLEY BEEF AND MULTI 4-H CLUB CHARITY STEER Did you know STARS does 8 missions a day on average? STARS handles more than 27,000 emergency calls per year and it costs $10,000,000 annually to operate each base. People who live or play rurally particularly depend on STARS to get them to a hospital when emergencies occur and time is of the essence. That is why the Bow Valley Beef and Multi 4–H Club chose to support STARS with our charity steer this year. We have selected a Maine Anjou steer from NuHaven Cattle Company who generously donated the steer. This year we named our steer Choice. Choice was the name of Jared Weston’s steer when he was a member of our club, prior to his tragic death in 2002 from a school bus accident. The Bow Valley Beef and Multi 4-H Club started the Charity Steer tradition in honour of Jared, with STARS being the original recipient, given their important involvement in the aftermath of the accident. Choice will be auctioned off at 4-H on Parade at the Calgary Stampede grounds on Sunday, June 2. We are building a consortium of buyers who wish to support STARS through the Bow Valley Beef and Multi 4-H Club. That's where you come in. Your donation of any amount is gratefully received. Tax receipts will be issued for all donations over $25 and all donors will be recognized unless you prefer otherwise. For the full story please visit: https://foundation.stars.ca/bowvalley4hcharitysteer BOW VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY www.IndusRec.ca March 2019 Bow Valley 4-H Horse Club The Bow Valley 4H horse club will be running out of the Indus Recreation Centre. For more information please contact Joyce Enders [email protected] or Natasha Fafyes [email protected] Southern Alberta Junior Roller Derby (SAJRD) If you have any questions please contact us at [email protected] Indus Preschool Thank you to everyone that made our registration night a success! If you were unable to attend our registration night and would like information on which classes have availability please contact us at [email protected] Indus Preschool is an amazing school that has been operating for over 25 years. Teachers Linda and Carrie have a passion for teaching and have both been with the preschool for over 20 years! With certifications in the ‘Writing without Tears’ program, Linda makes learning how to write both fun and interactive for the children. Indus Preschool also partners with the ‘Getting Ready for Inclusion Today Society’ (GRIT) to support children in the classroom with speech, behavioral and motor skills delays. An on-site playground and ice-skating lessons give children the chance to learn valuable gross motor skills while burning off some of their excess energy. Classroom tours are always welcome and can be booked by calling 403-936-5474 ext 4. Please visit our website at www.induspreschool.com or contact us at [email protected] for more information. BOW VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY www.IndusRec.ca March 2019 BOW VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY www.IndusRec.ca March 2019 Expansion updates: If you are interested in joining the expansion team please call the main office at 403-936-5474 (ext. 1) BOW VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY www.IndusRec.ca March 2019 BOW VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY www.IndusRec.ca March 2019 Hello Indus Readers! Is Canola in your crop plans for this year? Please contact the Agricultural specialists at Rocky View County at 403-230-1401 or [email protected] for the latest news and best scouting and management practices for Club Root. It’s here. Well, we might just be a couple of weeks away from the election and we are excited and ready. You may have seen our flyers and literature at your doors already as we have been out in this crazy weather but have been met with great warmth at the doors and at our events around the constituency. We wanted to remind you that we have posted our Rural Crime policy piece on my Facebook page and would love to get your feedback on what we think is extremely comprehensive and common sense policy. As we meet people whether one on one or in groups, it continues to be one of the main concerns we hear about. Please send your concerns and advice to our constituency office email at [email protected]. It has been very interesting watching the present NDP government spend your tax dollars on advertisements and campaigning as we wind up for this election. The icing on the cake was seeing the Premier campaigning in the public space of the Hospital in Lethbridge. AHS rules prohibit campaigns and partisan events during elections in their facilities. The NDP campaign event was a clear violation of AHS policy. The Premier and her staff broke Government of Alberta rules that disallow them from hosting a partisan event in a public hospital,”. Please take a look at our policy announcement around health care at: https://unitedconservative.ca/Article?name=UCPNews_Feb202019& . As of today, the NDP is using our policy to frame their election promises. I guess imitation is the biggest form of flattery. I’m working to earn your trust and your vote as the UCP Candidate in the new riding of Chestermere- Strathmore. Please join me, learn about my positive vision for Alberta, and request a lawn sign, volunteer, or donate at the following events: Tuesday March 5: Pints ‘N Politics at the Firehouse Bar&Grill, Langdon 7:00 - 9:30 PM. I will be playing a few tunes! No minors. Thursday March 7: Winter Family Fun at the Dockside, Chestermere, 4:30 – 8:30 PM. Bring the kids, enjoy a horse drawn sleigh ride courtesy of Indus’ own Vern and Connie, and warm up at the Dockside Bar on beautiful Chestermere Lake. Family friendly event. Free admission, hot chocolate, and conversation. Sunday March 10: All That Political Jazz at Origins Taproom, Strathmore. Free admission, pop, and popcorn and musical entertainment by Yours Truly! Family friendly.
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