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Last Outdoor Soccer Registration! EVANSDALE BELLE RIVE EAUX CLAIRES COMMUNITY LEAGUE March 2003 Evansdale Include not Exclude 9111 - 150 Avenue Ph. 457-0948 Community Mailing Address: Box 71023 Northwood Mall Post Office BELLE RIVE Edmonton, Alberta T5E 6J8 Eaux Claires Tennis Court Hall Rental Skating Rink Only DIRECTOR POSITION 478-2577 Teri 478-4444 Last Outdoor General Meeting POSITION NAME ADDRESS PCODE PHONE President Jeff Muiselaar 14811-95 A St. T5E 4A5 478-1759 Soccer March 20, 2003 Vice Pres. David Dodge 8307 159 Ave. T5Z 3C8 478-6162 8 pm at Evansdale Hall Secretary Vacant Registration! Treasurer Jackie Nahayowski 9012-151 Ave. T5E 2P7 475-3231 Membership Louise Taylor 8352 159 Ave. T5Z 3E8 478-6198 Come and meet the Executive and Publicity/Newsletter Monette Malley 8307 159 Ave. T5Z 3C8 478-6162 March 22, 2003 10 - 1 pm get to know the residents in your Newsletter Jeff Muiselaar 14811 95 A St. T5E 4A5 478-1759 Evansdale Hall community. Programs Pauline Simmonds 15721 84 St. T5Z2P3 478-4547 Soccer Outdoor Steve Hanrahan 8335 159 Ave. T5E 3C8 473-6382 March 20, 2003 Soccer Indoor Tracy Blanchard 8310 160 A Ave. T5Z 3G4 472-7554 CHILDREN’S GAME DAY 8 pm at Evansdale Hall Hockey Rick Ewashko 14803 87 St. T5E 3G8 474-1065 (see page 2 for details) Baseball Vacant *FREE* Skating Vacant General Meeting Way & Means Vacant March 23 from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Bingo Shawna Walsh 9412 149 Ave. T5E 5W4 473-2169 Learn new games and play familiar Bldg. & Grounds Garry Hoehne 8919 151 Ave. T5E 2P8 473-5895 Communications Sue Harris 473-8796 games with new friends Credit Director Jim Young 9407 152 Ave. T5E 2R8 478-5856 Social Dir. Doranna Owerko 9015 152 A Ave. T5E 5W4 476-8832 Area 17 Coun Rep Shawna Walsh 9412 149 Ave. T5E 5W4 473-2169 Past President Pat Stein 15212 94 A St. T5E 3X6 475-3405 What’s Inside: President’s Report............................ Page 2 Evansdale School 9303 150 Ave. 476-3331 Upcoming Events .............................Page 2 203 Cubs/Scouts Renee Dutchak 457-1917 Centre Ice.........................................Page 3 D.R.C. Sandi Draper Parks & Rec. Box 2359 496-1901 NorthStar Athletic............................Page 3 Area 17 Gordon Harris President 476-7724 Belle Rive Park................................ Page 5 Community Constable Darryl Kushniruk North Division 426-8100 Outdoor Soccer Information............Page 6 E.F.C.L. 7103 105 St. T6E 4G8 437-2913 Free Skating.....................................Page 7 Hike For Plenty................................ Page 7 Executive Listing/Contact Info........ Page 8 as of March 2003 8 President’s Children’s Game Day Free Skating for Community There is a Children’s Game Day planned for Report Sunday, March 23rd between 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm. HIKE FOR PLENTY There is no charge for admittance; just bring League Members The General meeting is on your smiles and willingness to learn new games GIRL GUIDES OF Thursday, March 20th at 8:00 and play familiar games with friends. There will Evansdale Community League: 9111- 150 Avenue pm, Evansdale Hall. It is be pop, juice, and munchies available at the Hours: Monday to Friday: 4 to 9 pm CANADA important for all of us to attend concession area to purchase. to help your Executive set a Saturday: Noon to 9 pm SERVICE PROJECT plan of action for the next Easter Eggstravaganza Sunday: 6 to 9 pm couple of years. Saturday, April 12 from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Remember to wear your skate tag to show you are The Amalgamation of Belle Rive, Eaux Claires a Community League member. * Please attach this to your food bag and Evansdale have proven to be very success- and place your donation of non-perish- ful under one community Banner. If you need a membership, call Louise Taylor at able food items outside your front door 478-6198. Over the past several months, Evansdale has in a visible location by 10:00 a.m. on been host to numerous activities. In the next few Saturday, March 22, 2003. months there are more activities planned. Check Free Public Skating in North Edmonton * A member of Guiding will collect your the bulletin board, sign and newsletter for the Mother’s Day Tea Open to the public for the winter season. donation between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 next function. p.m. Saturday, May 10 from Regular hours are Soccer Registration for spring is in full swing 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm 10:00 am to 10:00 pm * If your donation has not been collected and should be completed by the end of March. Rundle Park: 113 Avenue and 29 Street by 2:00 p.m., please call us at 720-9473, Thanks to all the volunteers who are giving their Dad’s Fun Day Castledowns Oval: 11520 153 Avenue or you may take it to the nearest fire hall valuable time. Saturday, June 14 from Think safety- wear a helmet! with this flyer attached. It’s time for spring and summer to get here. I For more information on the City of Edmonton 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm. * Thank you for supporting your local Food know we all are getting anxious to be outdoors services, go to their website: Bank in this worthwhile Service Project again, and with summer sports registration it’s a www.gov.edmonton.ab.ca Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy these for Girl Guides of Canada. Your dona- sure sing it is here. events. Keep an eye on the Cummunity League tion is greatly appreciated. Have a great Spring Break and enjoy the Easter sign for confirmation of these dates, times and Holiday. cost or contact Doranna at 476-8832. Jeff Muiselaar President Evansdale Summer Job Opportunities The City of Edmonton is currently recruiting for coordinators and leaders for playground, youth registered and wading pool programs. For more information visit our Employment Centre located on the main floor of City Hall or Call City Talk Dial-a-Job at 496-4000. You can also visit the website at www.gov.edmonton.ab.ca. 2 7 EDMONTON SOCCER NORTHSTAR ATHLETIC CLUB OUTDOOR SOCCER REGISTRATION CENTRE ICE The NEZ Eagles Hockey Associ- Last Chance Registration date ation is hosting its 13th Annual A PERSONAL INVITATION Spring Tournament April 3 – 6, 2003. There will TO for outdoor soccer: be over ninety hockey teams with approximately “play ball” Saturday, March 22, 2003 10 am to 1 pm Indoor Soccer Highlights 1500 players in the 16 tiers. If you are interested in advertising in the Tournament Program, phone I am pleased to say that our soccer teams are ALL AGES UP TO 21 Please bring the following to register: Lorna at 476-2329. having a ball of a time. We have two teams playing *Copy of Birth Certificate YEARS OF AGE their hearts out. Our U - 6 team is coached by During Minor Hockey Week the Eagles earned *Alberta Healthcare Number Daniela Bruno and our U - 8 team by Daren 5 medals: gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze. In Stan *Membership card. These will be sold there if Blanchard. Let’s give them a hand, along with their Gantar Memorial Hockey Tournament 6 out of you do not have one. SPONSORS OF A/AA/AAA assistant coaches and managers for volunteering the 7 Eagles Teams placed either first or second.. and JUNIOR TEAMS their time to let our children have this much fun. Congratulations! Tracy Blanchard NCCP COACHES Fun is the name of the game. Let’s here it for our Indoor Soccer Director. The Eagles are still seeking volunteers for a Evansdale ‘Spirit’ teams. 476 - 0699 number of Subcommittees. Without volunteers, Affiliated with Baseball Alberta running the Association places a lot of stress on Tracy Blanchard operating it effectively. Give Lorna a call at DON’T MISS OUT ON THE ACTION! Indoor Soccer Director 476-2329 for the list of positions and their roles. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT JOINING OUR PROGRAM, PLEASE CALL Submitting a correct and timely team list for THE EDMONTON NORTHSTARS AT Hard Cards continue to be a problem----come on 471-0010. LIONEL 914-4276 Coaches let’s lead by example and do it right for (PLEASE LEAVE YOUR NAME & PHONE the 2003/04 Hockey Season. NUMBER) There appears to be some interest regarding rezon- ing of the boundaries and the implementation of WEBSITE: WWW.NSTARS.COM body checking at the Novice Level----will keep EMAIL: [email protected] you posted. Open to Residents of The City of One Principle of Success: Edmonton “TAKE PERSONAL *Restrictions apply if Baseball Alberta is INITIATIVE”—act as if all depends on you. sponsered in your area. Let’s talk hockey—ideas and/or concerns, call 474-1065 or 918-7716 (leave a message). Need a Community Membership? Interested in Coaching Outdoor Sports programs, activities, socials, community Rick Ewashko, support, free skating, free community swims and Soccer? Hockey Director much more! Call Steve at 473-6382 for information. Call Louise Taylor 478-6198 6 3 FREE BASEBALL Belle Rive Park EVALUATION CAMPS TIMES AND DATES M.E. LAZERTE SCHOOL OPENING CEREMONY (NORTHEAST ENTRANCE) Mosquito Players: Saturday, June 7, 2003 1 pm to 4 pm 10-12 years old (Born in 1992/1993) BASEBALL (open to all male/female players) Come to the Belle Rive park at 159 Ave. and 84 St. for the official opening. More details to follow… Sunday March 16, 23, 30, April 6, 13, 20 Mondays: February 3 - March 24 Many thanks to the following companies who made generous donations to the Silent (09:00-10:00) Kinsmen Field House Mosquito and Rookie 6:30 - 8:00 PM Auction/Adult Social that was held on February 8, 2003: Tuesday March 18, April 1, 15 Contact Randy Gregg at 455-4743 (19:00 - 20:00) Kinsmen Field House PeeWee and Bantam 8:00 - 9:30 PM A&H Flowers, Dickensfield Mall Honorable Ralph Klein Contact Randy Gregg at 455-4743 ATCO Gas Kuhlmann’s Market Garden and Greenhouses Belle Rive Pet Hospital Ltd.
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