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ACADIA Bringing ACADIA Residents Together WILLOWSIDE DENTAL Dr JULY 2016 DELIVERED MONTHLY TO 5,400 HOUSEHOLDS your ACADIA BRINGING ACADIA RESIDENTS TOGETHER WILLOWSIDE DENTAL Dr. Jeff Seckinger & Associates GENERAL DENTISTS Southcentre Mall | 403.233.0666 Seton | 403.233.0603 tments and Inquiries Opening this Summer! Now Accepting Calls for Appoin Present this voucher at the time of purchase, the offer is valid at the Southcentre and Seton location and cannot be combined with any other offer. The offer has no cash value. Offer expires August 15, 2016 Southcentre Mall | 403.233.0666 Seton | 403.233.0603 Present this voucher at the time of purchase. The offer is valid with any new talent or stylist level at the Southcentre and Seton location and cannot be combined with any other offer. The offer has no cash value. Offer expires August 15, 2016 Electric Toothbrush and Teeth Whitening included with dental cleaning! 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Box 2100, Station M Calgary, AB, CanadaT2P 2M5 Phone: 403-268-5330 Fax: 403-268-8091 Email: [email protected] Web: www.calgary.ca/ward9 www.academydenture.com ACADEMY MLA Brandy Payne DENTURE CLINIC Calgary-Acadia #10, 8318 Fairmount Drive SE Modern Solutions for Missing Teeth Calgary, AB Canada T2H 0Y8 Phone: (403) 640-1363 STOP: Fax: (403) 640-2970 • Avoiding foods you love Email: [email protected] • Using messy adhesives • Being self-conscious of your smile • Looking older than your age WE OFFER: • Denture on implant options NEWSLETTER AD SALES • Conventional and flexible denture options • Direct billing for private insurance • Complimentary consultations Great News Publishing Ltd. GREAT NEWS PUBLISHING HAS BEEN 403.720.0762 | 403.263.3044 PROUDLY SERVING ACADIA Southcentre Mall Mon - Thur 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Fri 8:30 am - 12:00 noon [email protected] | www.great-news.ca FOR 18 YEARS! Suite 126A, 100 Anderson Rd SE (403) 269-8308 4 JULY 2016 I Great News Publishing I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities DON KUSS IN & AROUND PLUMBING & HEATING SCHOOLS Gas Barbecue Installs • Plumbing Furnace Replacement and Repairs • Boiler Repairs Fireplace repairs • Hot Water Tanks and Gas Lines Mapleridge Cooperative FULLY INSURED • 10%SENIOR DISCOUNT! FALL SPECIALS Preschool 317 Whitney Cres. S.E. 403.701.5640 The year-end party and picnic for our preschool stu- Calgary, Alberta President Rick Kuss dents were a huge success. We had a great time at Lake T2J 1E7 Bonavista filled with fun, laughter and playing at the beach. A big thanks to the organizers and sponsors! Our sponsors included Safeway and Co-op. Shark Club star—or PGA golfer—because starting at 10PM, Shark Club transforms into one of Free We would like to extend our appreciation to all the par- Deerfoot Meadows Delivery ents, families, and friends who have supported our pre- Calgary’s most popular nightclubs. school during the past year, as a cooperative, we could Towering big screens, multiple satellite not have done it without you all! A special thank you This summer, join us as we welcome the feeds and Pay Per View events make Shark to Mrs. Killam as she has put so much love and dedica- Calgary Stampeders for their official away Club sports bar your HQ for cheering hard tion into all of the activities for the students for so many game parties all season long. Enjoy Happy years, and creating all of the relationships with her stu- –and playing hard. dents that have made a lasting impression for each of Hour Sunday through Thursday from 3PM Nick B - CEO them (so much so we have her student’s children now Shark Club fuses the intensity of a Major to 7PM or kick off your weekend early with Bus: 403.903.9269 Mobile: 403.903.6264 attending some of the classes). League sports bar with the comfort of your [email protected] | Calgarymeatguys.ca our Weekend Warm Up every Thursday. Have a wonderful summer! best friend’s Man Cave. Get loud. High-five strangers. Paint your belly. We don’t judge. Acadia We’re fans too. Characterized by quality, driven by passion, each of Shark Club’s thirteen locations fea- ture innovative menus crafted from care- Name Age Contact Course fully selected ingredients. Shyla 17 403-990-1707 No Kristn 18 403-993-7206 No We take the game seriously — but there’s more to it than fantastic food and HI-DEF Sabrina 19 587-578-3815 Yes speakers. At Shark Club, it’s about living in Georgia 23 403-660-3831 Yes the moment. Sharing emotions with a room Jenn 26 587-899-3095 Yes full of people you just met. Waking up wear- Rosalind 26 587-889-8087 Yes ing the bottom half of a stolen mascot cos- Collen 27 403-276-4663 Yes tume. (Yeah, we heard about that.) Grace 36 403-680-9153 No by Sheri Even pre-season feels like Superbowl Sun- Calling All BabYSITTERS Calling All PARENTS MATERNITY, NEWBORN AND Enroll free at mybabysitter.ca and Visit mybabysitter.ca and day at Shark Club Calgary Deerfoot Mead- FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHY choose the Calgary communities find available babysitters in ows. Come watch the Flames, Stampeders, you would like to babysit in. and around your community. 403.512.1221 | [email protected] Disclaimer: We recommend for your own peace of mind that references be checked and Roughnecks on the largest LED TV in sherimacdonald.zenfolio.com 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. town. Then, get ready to party like a rock 6 JULY 2016 I Great News Publishing I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities ACADIA I JULY 2016 7 IN & AROUND BlaCKFOOT DIstrICT CALGARY Even in the Summer! the July and August are a great time to practice your Guid- ing skills with your family and friends. Try a new physical BUY 2 GET 1 activity, do some gardening, go tenting, start a campfire or help out around the neighborhood. Some Blackfoot Chip in Fore Communities units are travelling this summer and others are attend- on August 12! ing the national camp - Guiding Mosaic. Guiding is a and Golf With Us Are you itching for a fun round of golf that includes FREE year round experience! Why not give it a try! lunch and dinner, as well as the opportunity to win The communities within Blackfoot District are: amazing prizes like a trip for two to Mexico and up to sale $15,000? If so, register today for the Federation of Cal- Acadia Elboya Meadowlark Park gary Communities 4th Annual Chip in Fore Communities Britannia Erlton Mission Golf Tournament, presented by Save-On-Foods! The Save BIG on your favourite brands including Bel-Aire Fairview Parkhill tournament will take place on Friday, August 12, 2016 at Beltline Haysboro Ramsay The Canal at Delacour Golf Club. Canyon Meadows Highfield Rideau Chinook Park Inglewood Roxboro Registration fees are extremely affordable at only $160 Connaught Kelvin Grove Southwood for an individual golfer and a discounted rate of $600 for Downtown East Kingsland Stanley Park a foursome! Your fee includes lunch, a round of golf in a Village power cart, a delicious dinner, and the change to win Downtown West Manchester Victoria Park one of many exciting prizes. Eagle Ridge Mapleridge Willowpark Elbow Park Mayfair Windsor Park Visit calgarycommunities.com/events to register today! If you live in one of these communities we can find a unit There are 150 community associations in Calgary with near you! more than 20,000 volunteers involved, making it the largest collective volunteer movement in the city! Com- On-line registration for the 2016-2017 season has started munity associations come in all shapes and sizes, are run and is on-going. We are actively looking for not only youth by your neighbours, offer you endless opportunities, members but adults as well! For more information go to bring you together as a community, and are dedicated www.girlguides.ca to addressing local issues and ensuring you love where Girl Greatness Starts Here you live.
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