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The SAGE HILL OCTOBER 2013 aspect Happy Thanksgiving Tips for Safe Trick-or-Treating Sage Hill Development THE BEARSPAWSAGE HILL ASPECT BEAT SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 2013 2012 3 The SAGE HILL In Our City aspect Elected Officials Sage Hill Country Hills Alderman: Gord Lowe, 403-268-2430 [email protected] Development Library MLA: Len Webber, 403-288-4453 [email protected] City Planners recommended approval of • Wiggle, Giggle, a development permit for Phase 1 only Boo: Oct. 30, of Sage Hill Crossing. The proposal is 7:00 p.m. – Suburban Journals Publishing for a large retail space, with 2 smaller, 7:30 p.m. Ages 2 stand-alone commercial retail units, at – 5 with a parent/ Editor & Article Submissions: 35 Sage Hill Gate NW. The use is a new caregiver. [email protected] • Bear Gets Ready Submission deadlines for this monthly publication are retail store (Wal-Mart) with food store the 10th of the month, prior to the distribution month. and medical clinics. The land is zoned for Bed: Oct. 15, 7:00 p.m. – 7:30 Direct Control (DC) C-5 Commercial p.m. Ages 2 – 5 with a parent/care- Advertising Sales: district. The main entrance is by an all giver. Pam: 403-880-1819, [email protected] turns’ access off 37t St, NW onto Sage • Toddler Storytime: Tue. Oct. 22 The ad booking deadline is the 14th of the month prior Hill Gate NW. – Nov. 26, 10:10 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. to the distribution month. Ages 2 – 3 with a parent/caregiver. This publication is published 12 times a year by Sub- The Symons Valley Area Structure Plan • Drop-in Family Storytime: urban Journals Publishing and delivered to residents permits a Bus Rail Transit (BRT) facility Sat. Oct. 26 – Nov. 30, 2:15 p.m. – by Canada Post. This publication is also available for pickup from local retail outlets. and Employment Area across Sage Hill 2:45 p.m. Ages 2 – 5 with a parent/ Gate NW on the north side of the site. caregiver. No registration required. Please note: The information and opinions in this newsletter are subject to change, and do not necessar- The regional pathway will be along 37th • CPO at Your Library: Oct. 9, ily represent the opinions of the publisher or editor. ST. NW into the site from Sage Hill 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. No registration Content contained in this publication may not be reproduced without the written consent of Suburban Boulevard NW/Sage Hill Gate NW, as a required. Journals Publishing. The information herein is be- future connection to development in the • Stitch and Chat: Fri. until Dec. 6, lieved accurate but not warranted so. Any advertise- ments, home businesses, babysitters and nannies, or area and the future BRT. 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. No registra- other parties listed in The Sage Hill Aspect should tion required. not be interpreted as recommendations The area will accommodate a regional • Family Magic Show: Oct. 29, 4:30 or endorsements by the editor or the publisher. commercial centre and Transit Oriented p.m. – 5:15 p.m. Ages 4+. Planning Area.Traffic signals will be • ESL Coffee and Conversation: required at: Mon. until Nov. 4 (no program • Shaganappi Trail‒Sage Hill Boulevard Oct. 14), 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. No NW registration required. • Sage Hill Gate‒37th St. NW • Computer Technology Coaching: • Symons Valley Parkway‒Kincora Gate Wed. until Dec. 18, 2:00 p.m. – NW. 3:30 p.m. No registration required. Anne Burke Visit www.calgarypubliclibrary.com for more information on these pro- grams. Registration is required for all programs unless otherwise noted. "Intellectuals solve problems, geniuses prevent them." Albert Einstein THE BEARSPAWSAGE HILL ASPECT BEAT SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 2013 2012 5 In Our City Tickets, admission or registration may be required for events. Event details are believed correct as of Events In and Around Calgary press time but may change at any time. Calgary Gem and Mineral Show: Run featuring plenty of great prizes. to the conservation of primates and Oct. 4 – 6, Calgary Chinese Cultural In support of the Alzheimer Society of Canadian wildlife. In support of the Centre. Annual gem, rock, mineral, Calgary. www.alzheimercalgary.com Calgary Zoo. gorillarun.com/about fossil and jewellery show and sale. Door prizes, demonstrations and more. WordFest—International Writers Ghouls Night Out: Oct. 24 – 27, Her- www.calgarygemshow.com Festival: Oct. 14 – 20, various venues. itage Park Historic Village. Perfect for Authors read from their works in a families with little ghouls, aged three ScreamFest: Oct. 4 – 31, Canada celebration of the spoken and written to nine, who are looking for a fun, safe Olympic Park. Features a FestEvil word. www.wordfest.com night out. www.heritagepark.ca tent, four haunted houses, a Zombie Town maze and a lot of screams and Calgary Stampede Cutting Horse Calgary Woman's Show: Oct. 26 thrills. www.screamfest.ca Futurity: Oct. 16 – 20, Stampede – 27, BMO Centre. Features guest Corral. Cutting horse competition celebrities, seminars, product exhib- Helping Families Art Exhibit: Oct. 4, focused on Futurity classes—those its, demonstrations, competitions and 7:00 p.m., Marda Loop Communities limited to 3 year old horses. More more. www.calgarywomansshow.com Centre. Art sold on a first come first than $300,000 in cash and awards. served basis. Tickets include appetiz- ag.calgarystampede.com The 50 Plus Living Show: Nov. 2 – ers and live music by The Doll Sisters. 3, BMO Centre. A one stop shop for www.helpingfamilieshandlecancer Harvest Classic Tournament: Oct information, resources, products, fun 17 – 20, Spruce Meadows. Experience and services for Baby Boomers & Se- Harvest Pumpkin Hunts: Oct. 5 – a horse jumping competition up-close niors. www.50pluslivingshow.com 27, Butterfield Acres Children's Farm. and in the indoor comfort of the Equi- Features a pumpkin hunt and pumpkin Plex. www.sprucemeadows.com decorating. Children can also visit with the animals in the farmyard. Rocky Mountain Food & Wine Fes- A Sampling of www.butterfieldacres.com tival: Oct. 18 – 19, BMO Centre. Enjoy samples of international wines, Concerts Light The Night Calgary: Oct. 5, port, scotch, liqueurs, beer, spirits, as Eau Claire. A twilight walk where well as delicious food samples. • Hanson Anthem World Tour: participants carry illuminated balloons www.rockymountainwine.com Oct. 5, Deerfoot Inn & Casino to commemorate and celebrate lives • Jason Aldean: Oct. 5, Scotiabank touched by cancer. In support of the Calgary Tattoo & Arts Festival: Saddledome Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Oct. 18 – 20, BMO Centre. All things • Sarah Brightman: Oct. 21, Canada. www.lightthenight.ca/ab related to and associated with tattoo Scotiabank Saddledome culture including choppers, fashion, • Loretta Lynn: Oct. 23, Southern Heritage Park Thanksgiving Thank hotrods and more. Over 100 artists Alberta Jubilee You Weekend: Oct. 12 – 14, Heri- from across the world will be present. • Brad Paisley: Oct. 25, Scotiabank tage Park Historical Village. Your last www.calgarytattoos.com Saddledome chance to enjoy the attractions for the • Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson: Oct. season. The first 500 guests between Calgary Baby & Tot Show: Oct. 19 25, Southern Alberta Jubilee 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. will be treated – 20, BMO Centre. A wide variety of • Leon Russell: Nov. 9, Deerfoot to a free pancake breakfast. exhibitors showcasing products and Inn & Casino www.heritagepark.ca services for parents and kids. • Nine Inch Nails: Nov. 25, Scotia- www.calgarybabyshow.ca bank Saddledome Investors Group Thanksgiving • Pearl Jam: Dec. 2, Scotiabank Memory Walk/Run: Oct. 13, Eau The Gorilla Run: Oct. 20, Glenmore Saddledome Claire. A 5K Walk, 5K Run and 10K Reservoir. A fun way to contribute THE BEARSPAWSAGE HILL ASPECT BEAT SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 2013 2012 7 In Our City Licensing Your Cat or Dog The first step towards responsible pet • Operate a state-of-the-art veterinary petlicences), by phone (3-1-1), or in ownership is to license your cat or clinic to provide care for adoptable person at the Animal Services Centre dog. Here are five things every Cal- cats and dogs. (2201 Portland Street S.E.). garian should know about pet licens- • Operate our animal adoption and ing: volunteer animal socialization pro- Thank you to all Calgarians who grams. license their cats and dogs every year! 1. Your cat or dog’s licence is his • Provide emergency medical care for Your commitment to responsible pet ticket home. Licensing your pet lost cats and dogs that are injured. ownership helps us to create healthy, provides Animal & Bylaw Services • Help neighbours resolve animal- safe and vibrant communities for with the information needed to reunite related conflicts. people and their pets. you with your pet should he ever • Provide free spay or neuter surgeries become lost. A licence tag also tells for the cats and dogs of low-income For more information about pet people who may find your cat or dog Calgarians. licensing and the Responsible Pet that the animal is owned and that they Ownership Bylaw, visit calgary.ca/ should turn him in to Animal & Bylaw 5. Purchasing and renewing a cat or animalservices. Services. dog licence is easy. You can purchase or renew a licence online (calgary.ca/ Animal & Bylaw Services 2. Licensing your cat or dog is the law. Under the Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw 23M2006, by three months of age, all cats and dogs resid- Fostering Safe Communities ing in Calgary must be licensed with The City of Calgary Animal & Bylaw Fall is the time of year when many • According to the Services. The penalty for an unli- Calgarians are busy preparing their Drainage Bylaw, wa- censed cat or dog is $250.