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2019 Summer Newsletter 12 COMMUNITY CONNECTORSUMMER 2019 YOUR QUARTERLY COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER The Banners of International Avenue • Building Safer Communities • Summer Youth Programs • Stampede Breakfasts • Community Clean-ups 2 SUMMER 2019 12 COMMUNITY CONNECTOR Begim Restaurant International Avenue has provided East Calgary with one-of-a-kind restaurants, markets and specialty shops representing cultures from around the world … and has for decades. WHEReWHERe HAVE YOUYOU BEeN? East of Deerfoot Trail on 17th Avenue Southeast CAlgary’s cUlinary cUlinary aand nd CULtural C apitAl Around the World Food Tour — Check website for availability INTERNATIONALAVENUE.CA 12 COMMUNITIES LEGEND: ABBEYDALE - AB • ALBERT PARK/RADISSON HEIGHTS - AR • APPLEWOOD - AW • CALGARY MARLBOROUGH - CM • CROSSROADS – CR DOVER - DO • ERIN WOODS - EW•FOREST HEIGHTS - FH•FOREST LAWN - FL • MARLBOROUGH PARK - MP • PENBROOKE MEADOWS - PM • SOUTHVIEW - SO Published by: 12 COMMUNITY SAFETY INITIATIVE SUMMER 2019 3 12 CSI MESSAGE COMMUNITY NEWS Happy summer time to every- Erin Woods CA ............................................. 07 one living and working in our 12 Marlborough Park CA .................................. 09 Communities. Applewood Park CA .....................................11 I hope you are all excited to get Albert Park / Radisson Heights CA ............ 15 out and about in your community this summer season. Also, have a Calgary Marlborough CA ............................. 17 look at what your neighbour com- munities are up to. Together we are COMMUNITY PARTNERS safer and together we are stronger. Larry Leach The Mustard Seed Neighbour Centre ......... 08 Executive Director 12 CSI Please look through the commu- Cornerstone .................................................. 16 nity association pages in this newletter as well as our events calendar in the middle section, and get involved. Greater Forest Lawn 55+ Society ............... 19 We have an exciting summer camp in partnership with Momentum .................................................... 21 Studio 17. It is a Hip Hop Dance camp and Basketball camp all in one. It takes place in both the Dover and Ogden commu- COMMUNITY RESOURCES nities. More details about this exciting program can be found Community Hall Rental Info ........................ 04 further in this newsletter. We encourage all youth to join up and get involved. Safer Communities (CATwalks) .................. 05 Learn more about our popular Indigenous Reads book club. Studio 17 - Hip Hop / Basketball camp ....... 10 The Chapters and Chat Book Club is about to embark on it’s Community Clean-Ups information ............ 10 36th meeting on June 17th, with the book Son of a Trickster Community Area Events and Programs ..... 12 by Eden Robinson. July 15th we’ll be discussing TRC calls to action 25-42 (Justice) and our August 19th book will be There Summer Events ............................................ 14 There by Tommy Orange. We encourage you to drop in to a Community Safety with Cst. Hostland ....... 22 meeting get involved in a meaningful way with the Truth and Reconciliation of our country. You could learn a lot and also meet many great people at the Forest Lawn Library. We are working hard on Diversity training in the commu- nity as well as a series of traffic safety videos. We will also be revamping our website and look forward to seeing the results! Check us out at: www.12csi.ca We are considering changing up how we do things and you can be involved. Reach out and let us know you’re interested. If you consider volunteering with us our committees include: Diversity, Communications, Youth and Community Action. Get involved with our Community Action Team (CATwalks). More details about this program are on page 5. Join us if you 12 Community Safety Initiative (12CSI) believes in crime are able and have a strong impact on your neighbourhood. prevention through community collaboration including Always remember... all members of the community. To include the Indigenous Volunteering is the ultimate exercise in democracy. You community and begin conversations on inclusion, we vote in elections once a year, but when you volunteer, you vote have a book club, called Chapters and Chat. every day about the kind of community you want to live in. Next scheduled meetings are: June 17, July 15, August 19 and September 16. ON THE COVER All meetings are 6:30 - 8:30pm This issue’s cover is “The Banners of International Forest Lawn Public Library (downstairs) 4807 - 8 Avenue SE Avenue” photographed by Ann Craig. Do you have a Everyone is welcome! photo that you think would look great on our newslet- Call 403-467-0856 or email [email protected] ter cover? If so please send it to [email protected]. or Facebook @ 12csi for more info Photos should be at least 800 Kb in size. 12 COMMUNITIES LEGEND: ABBEYDALE - AB • ALBERT PARK/RADISSON HEIGHTS - AR • APPLEWOOD - AW • CALGARY MARLBOROUGH - CM • CROSSROADS – CR DOVER - DO • ERIN WOODS - EW•FOREST HEIGHTS - FH•FOREST LAWN - FL • MARLBOROUGH PARK - MP • PENBROOKE MEADOWS - PM • SOUTHVIEW - SO 4 SUMMER 2019 12 COMMUNITY CONNECTOR COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS See the full profiles online at www.12csi.ca Looking for a place to hold a meeting, celebrate a wed- Renting out their hall is one of the ways our communi- ding, have a family reunion, or any other special event? ty associations raise money to support events and ongoing Your Community Association is a great venue with rooms activities. This issue’s contact list includes capacities and of various sizes and excellent facilities to meet your needs. contact information. Book early for best dates and times. ABBEYDALE AB 12CSI COMMUNITIES 821 Abbeydale Drive NE 403-248-2229 AB - Abbeydale EW - Erin Woods [email protected] AR - Albert Park / Radisson Hts FH - Forest Heights Hall Rental Information: AW - Applewood Park FL - Forest Lawn • Small Room Capacity: 80 CM - Calgary Marlborough MP - Marlborough Park • Large Room Capacity: 170 CR - Crossroads PM - Penbrooke Meadows ALBERT PARK/RADISSON HEIGHTS AR DO - Dover SO - Southview 2636-12 Avenue SE 403-272-7317 [email protected] aprh.ca The Recreation Hall may be available for smaller meetings and get-togethers. Please call for information. APPLEWOOD PARK AW 899 Applewood Drive SE 403-305-6570 [email protected] There is no community hall in Applewood. CALGARY MARLBOROUGH CM 636 Marlborough Way NE 403-273-5894 [email protected] marlboroughca.com Hall Rental Information: • Main Hall Capacity: 400 • Upper Hall Capacity: 60 • Upper Lounge Capacity: 70 • Activity Room Capacity: 35 FOREST LAWN FL • Meeting Room Capacity: 20 4020 26 Avenue SE 403-272-3150 CROSSROADS CR [email protected] 1803 14 Avenue NE 403-277-6201 Hall Rental Information: [email protected] • Main Hall Capacity: 175 Hall Rental Information: • Various meeting rooms • Large Room Capacity: 200 MARLBOROUGH PARK MP • Medium Room Capacity:100 6021 Madigan Drive NE 403-248-1775 • Small Room Capacity: 80 [email protected] www.marlpark.ca DOVER DO Hall Rental Information: 3133 - 30 Avenue SE 403-273-6124 • Main Room Capacity: 250 [email protected] dovercommunitycalgary.com • Activity/Meeting Room Capacity: 60 Hall Rental Information: • Lounge Capacity: 50 • Upper Hall Capacity: 320 • Skateroom Capacity: 20 • Lower Hall Capacity: 220 PENBROOKE MEADOWS PM ERIN WOODS EW 6100 Penbrooke Drive SE 403-272-1690 83 Erin Park Drive SE 403-273-7209 [email protected] [email protected] ewcacalgary.ca Hall Rental Information: Hall Rental Information: • Upper Hall Capacity: 340, • Main Hall Capacity: 100 • Lower Hall Capacity: 200 FOREST HEIGHTS FH SOUTHVIEW SO 4909 Forego Avenue SE 403-272-0212 2020 33 Street SE 403-272-1407 [email protected] [email protected] www.southviewyyc.com Hall Rental Information: Hall Rental Information: • Upper Hall Capacity: 120 • Kadillac Room Capacity: 40 • Lower Hall Capacity: 70 • Banquet Room Capacity: 160 • Snoopys Room Capacity: 50 12 COMMUNITIES LEGEND: ABBEYDALE - AB • ALBERT PARK/RADISSON HEIGHTS - AR • APPLEWOOD - AW • CALGARY MARLBOROUGH - CM • CROSSROADS – CR DOVER - DO • ERIN WOODS - EW•FOREST HEIGHTS - FH•FOREST LAWN - FL • MARLBOROUGH PARK - MP • PENBROOKE MEADOWS - PM • SOUTHVIEW - SO Published by: 12 COMMUNITY SAFETY INITIATIVE SUMMER 2019 5 Help us build safer communities! 12 Community Safety Initiative (12CSI) has a program to help you find the solutions you need. As part of our Commu- Have you ever found yourself looking at an issue in your nity Action Team (CAT), we address these social problems community that you didn’t know how to solve? A streetlight through our network of contacts and resources. We meet often that has burnt out, an unsafe intersection, or maybe just un- to discuss the issues found in our community and give you sightly garbage on the street. Do you see graffiti, illegal dump- access to the solutions. At the end of the meeting, we walk ing, evidence of illegal drug use, or a general safety concern? the community with the Calgary Police and Calgary Bylaw to We know that sometimes as a member of a community, we discuss issues in the area and to train the CATwalk members see problems and we want to fix them but, we don’t know on what to look for. how to go about it. The way the program works is that after your first CAT- walk, we supply you with the contacts and the information you need to report the issues within your area. You can take note of these problems when you’re out walking your pet, driving to work, or any other time you see them - and then you report the issue to the proper agency with the contacts we have supplied - allowing you to create change on your own schedule. At the next meeting, we discuss what was success- ful and what wasn’t and develop a plan on how to approach issues in the future. Collectively we can tackle larger issues and create a network of people within the community who want to create change! The CATwalk team will provide training on how to docu- Calary Eastort Lions Club ment and report the issues and to which agency you should contact based on what you’re reporting.
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