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h ay s b o r o I september 2016 3 Ph: 403-253-1563 • Fax: 403-253-6524 • www.haysboro.org 1204 - 89 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2V 0W4 Office Hours Monday to Friday 10:30am - 5:30pm

OUR MISSION STATEMENT: The Haysboro Community Association, as a volunteer organization, is dedicated to enhance the quality of life of the community through the engagement of residents in community planning and development, social and recreational programs, all the while fostering a safe and vibrant environment. OUR VISION STATEMENT: Established, safe and vibrant community with residents engaged in responsible development, social and recreational programs, all the while fostering friendly neighborhood connections.

BOARD EXECUTIVES President Michael Akbar [email protected] 403-560-2804 Haysboro Community Association Vice-President Kourtney Branagan [email protected] 403-816-2224 1204 89 Ave SW Treasurer Miriam Mitchell [email protected] 403-259-5145 Calgary, AB T2V 0W4 Phone:(403) 253-1563 Secretary Alexa Briggs [email protected] [email protected] | www.haysboro.org Past President Maxine Morrison [email protected] 403-615-9443 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Facility & Maintenance Adrian Fahrni [email protected] Horn Editor Brent Nichols [email protected] Casino Julie O’Brien [email protected] Sports & Rec Sonja Sahlen [email protected] Civic Affairs Maciej Kijak [email protected] Board News 6 Fund Raising VACANT [email protected] Programs& Events Saadia Stainsby [email protected] Hall Happenings 14 Communications Garry Swanson [email protected] Volunteer VACANT [email protected] At A Glance 16 Senior Resources Group Dorothy Block [email protected] Director-at-large Stephen Snell [email protected] South West Communities Director-at-large Dean Wallbank [email protected] Resource Centre 17 Director-at-large Marisol Narvaez [email protected] Director-at-large Justin Barrett [email protected] When a Child Falls Behind 22 Director-at-large Lauren Gilbert [email protected] Director-at-large Gary Williamson [email protected] Real Estate Update 32 COMMUNITY CONTACTS HCA Administration and Hall Rentals Fiona Swanson [email protected] 403-253-1563 My Babysitter List 34 50 Plus Club Hope Raymond 403-255-5757 Haysboro Preschool Cinnamon Burrell [email protected] Hall: 403-253-1563 MLA – Glenmore Anam Kazim [email protected] 403-216-5421 NEWSLETTER AD SALES Councillor -Ward 11 Brian Pincott [email protected] 403-268-2430 GREAT NEWS PUBLISHING HAS BEEN Police Liaison- District 6 Constable H. Robinson [email protected] 403-428-6600 PROUDLY SERVING HAYSBORO Southwest Communities Resource Centre 403-238-9222 FOR 8 YEARS! Southland Youth Justice Kathy Hutchings calgaryyouthjustice.com 403-244-8201 Great News Publishing Ltd. Business Advertising Great News Publishing [email protected] 403-720-0762 403.720.0762 | 403.263.3044 [email protected] | www.great-news.ca

4 september 2016 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities h ay s b o r o I september 2016 5 BOARD Haysboro Churches Heritage Drive Chapel 935 Heritage Dr SW Haysboro Horn DEADLINE Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Article submissions to [email protected] or NEWS st [email protected] before the 1 of each month Hope for Life Christian Fellowship 403-255-6110 My name is Michael Akbar and I am the new president Interdenominational , St. Gerard’s School, 96th Ave SW The Haysboro Horn is the monthly newsletter of the Haysboro Community Association and for 2016/17. I have been a part of the Board for the past is distributed free of charge to all community residents and businesses 12 times per year. www.hfl church.ca Non-denominational Community Classifi ed announcements can be submitted free of charge, with paid community three years as the Vice President of the community as- membership, to [email protected] or by calling 403-253-1563. sociation. In this role I have primarily focused on the Lighthouse Church Interdenominational 403-640-2099 membership role, and have used this time to see how O-9827 Horton Road SE Display advertising and Business Classifi ed advertising inquiries should be directed to the newsletter publisher, Great News Publishing. best your Board can serve our community. www.calgarylighthouse.com St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church 403-255-0001 I would like to take this time to thank our pas t president 703 Heritage Dr SW Maxine Morrison for her leadership, mentorship, com- www.standrewscalgary.ca mitment and dedication over the past three years to the Haysboro Community Association. She has done a Springs Church 403-473-3400 phenomenal job in bringing a sense of camaraderie to 924 Heritage Drive SW the community. St. Gerard’s Church Catholic 403-253-2251 8944 Elbow Dr SW I would also like to acknowledge and thank our entire http://stgerards.ca Board and our lovely hall administrator, Fiona. We are blessed to have such an ambitious, supportive, and en- Haysboro Schools thusiastic group of people supporting the community. Without all of your support we would not be able to Haysboro Elementary 403-777-8530 what we do, with all the programs and events that we Woodman Junior High 403-777-7490 organize. Henry Wise Wood Senior High 403-253-2261 Haysboro Community Preschool 403-253-6524 Lastly I would like to thank all the residents and espe- Calgary Early Learning Centre 403-255-4288 cially members of the Haysboro Community. Thank you Bishop Grandin Senior High 403-252-7541 for making Haysboro THE BEST community in Calgary. St. Gerard Elementary 403-500-2028 I look forward to working with, getting to know, and Akiva Academy (ECS - Gr. 6) 403-258-1312 growing with each and every one of you. St. Augustine Fine Arts School (K-9) 403-500-2022 It is my vision and commitment to continue to move us Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix (S)(FR) K-6 403-271-5544 forward as a community as we strive to increase mem- École de la Source (FR) K-9 403-255-6724 bership, programming, events, and opportunities to Ste-Marguerite-Bourgeoys (S)(FR) 7-12 403-240-2007 gather as community. We have strong roots cemented École de la Rose sauvage (FR) 10-12 403-230-3112 in our community; let’s nourish those roots so we can Trinity Christian School 403-254-6682 fl ourish in the future. Eugene Coste School (S) K-3 403-777-8511 If anyone has any questions, suggestion, or feedback feel free to contact me at [email protected] or via telephone at 403-560-2804 and I would be happy to listen. Haysboro Community Association Residents’ Meetings I look forward to this year together, Last Wednesday of every month at 7:30 PM Cheers, There are no meetings in July and August

Michael Haysboro Community Hall, 1204-89 Ave SW

6 september 2016 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities h ay s b o r o I september 2016 7 Heritage By Mark Pardee Time Out in McDougall United Church Tire stores are highway rubbery. Where do witches bake their bread? In a coven. The key to job searching is look- 8516 Athabasca St SE, ing inside yourself … it’s all about the inner view. Check- (no religious content/ non-denominational) ing the menu at 1600 Bierhaus in Glenmore Landing, Susan, our Haysboro neighbour, ordered a bowl of soup. Artisans in quilting, knitting, crocheting, card making, as After a couple of spoonfuls, she saw a circle of wetness well as a “do-as-you-wish” table meet to learn and prac- right under the bowl on the tablecloth. She called over tice their art in a community setting. No experience is to the server and said: ‘It’s all wet down there – the bowl required. Come and learn from instructors, obtain ad- must be cracked.’ The server said: ‘You ordered the veg- vice, but mostly enjoy the company of women across etable soup, didn’t you?’ ‘Yes,’ Susan replied grimacing. the ages, make friends, and have a personal time out! ‘Well, maybe it has a leek in it,’ suggested the server. Wednesday mornings, 9:00 – 11:00 a.m., next session September 7 – November 30. Sunday, September 18 • 1 - 4pm Registration preferred, but drop in is available, babysit- Haysboro Community Hall • 1204 89 Ave. SW ting supplied. Please contact Lori at McDougall United Church 403-252-1620. Come renew and celebrate your community membership at our Annual Member & Volunteer Appreciation Event www.academydenture.com ACADEMY Join us for a free BBQ, program demonstrations, the opportunity to do a DENTURE CLINIC meet and great with small community businesses and compete in our Modern Solutions for Missing Teeth PASSPORT TO FUN CONTEST with 11 challenging, wacky, and fun games for all STOP: ages to participate in with a chance to win some fun prizes including movie tickets! • Avoiding foods you love Can you carry a pickle between your knees??? • Using messy adhesives Also - Newly Painted Scoot Park will be open with more fun & games • Being self-conscious of your smile • Looking older than your age Anytime Fitness will be presenting a fitness challenge. Head to haysboro.org to get the detailed schedule for the day! WE OFFER: • Denture on implant options • Conventional and flexible denture options • Direct billing for private insurance • Complimentary consultations

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8 september 2016 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities h ay s b o r o I september 2016 9 Community: a feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals. For Haysboro Program Registration please contact the Hall PrograMS at Haysboro Community Centre Monday to Friday10:30-5:30. Phone: 403-253-1563. E-mail: [email protected]

New members are welcome to join our programs at any time if space is available. Programs may be can- celled due to insuffi cient registration. GST will be added to programs unless noted other wise. There is no refund after the program starts or if materials are already ordered. Fee will be pro-rated when applicable.

Drop –In Tot Time Tai Chi is a series of slow, fl owing movements. The short Centre 11:00-11:45 a.m. For ages 5-9 starts on Tuesday, February 16th, at 7:00pm at the On-going form being off ered is easily learned and performed by Call #403-520-0059 for more info. Haysboro Community Center. Monday to 9-11am (except school holidays) anyone regardless of age or physical condition. Tai Chi www.caseyacademy.com Classes will continue every Tuesday at 7:00pm. Classes Come visit with other parents as our kids play with the gently stretches and tones the whole body, relaxes and Kanto Sho Karate Club are completely FREE to members of the community room of toys! Please bring your own nut-free snacks and calms the mind. Call Betty at 403-259-4635. We teach traditional Karate to anyone ages 5 and up. association. Anyone can become a member and use drinks. Members $1, non-members $2, coff ee and tea $1 2x/week - $65 for members $75 for non-members Contact Kourtney – [email protected] 1x/week - $35 for members $45 for non-members Classes run year round; start anytime. Check our website the community center facilities. Memberships cost 10x punch card - $70 for members $80 for non-members for information. Monday/Wednesday/Friday $15/singles, $30/families. Membership can be pur- Children’s Dance Beginner: Monday/Wednesday 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm chased at the War on Debt Class. Kids dance (3-5 year olds) -Thursday Sept 15-Nov 10th - Senior Resources Group Advanced: Monday/Wednesday 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm 2:30-3:15 $50 members $65 non members Fourth Thursday of the month 1:30-3:30 – Entertain- Friday 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Spaces limited. Hip Hop – (6-8 year olds) - Thursday Sept 15-Nov 10th - ment, Talks, Trips for Seniors Self-Help: Saturday 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm For more information or to register please send email to karla@mayfi eldrenovations.com 3:45-4:30 $50 members $65 non members Rhyme and Reason Glen Smith, 403-681-8833, [email protected], th Bass Burn – Thursdays Sept 15-Oct 6; Oct 20-Nov 10 Interactive program for 0-2 year olds and their caregiver www.renbukaikarate.com Looking forward to seeing you grow and get that 5:55-6:45 $50 members $65 non members per 4-week www.rhymeandreason.ca heavy burden off of your back! class Foxy Kickboxing Wednesday 9:30-10:30 Exercise your frustrations away with this energizing Bassburn is a dance fi tness class for those who like to Starting January really GET DOWN to all sorts of electronic music from workout for women Tuesdays 6:30-7:30 pm. www. bass, mixed pop, breaks, house, D&B, electrofunk, to NON-HCA RUN PROGRAMS – PLEASE REGISTER foxykickboxing.ca to register and for more information. name a few.. in an aff ordable & inclusive format. Prapti Yoga Integrated Wellness DJs spin the latest while you follow the trained and Classes are off ered Monday and Wednesday Evenings ne hour stretch and conditioning class, incorporate into knowledgeable instructor in pre- choreographed rou- and Sunday Afternoons. Once a month workshops existing regime or on its own, this class is for everyone. READY TO INCREASE tines that work a variety of muscle groups. This class will on Friday evenings. Mondays are registered classes, Introductory workshops for new students. Rhonda YOUR CURB APPEAL? challenge and increase your strengths in coordination, Wednesdays are drop in classes and Sunday afternoons Bleau, 403-681-3439, [email protected] / muscle tone, and cardiovascular, and mind-body aware- are registered classes perfect for beginners or those with www.wellnesswithrhonda.com Whether you need a border ness, Raise the good vibes that will spill over into your physical limitations. Tuesdays 7:00-8:00 PM between your grass and existing daily activities. And all in a bliss of music. All classes develop strength and fl exibility and are Wednesdays 11:00-12:00 PM garden or thinking of creating a new garden Kilbco can help. With a variety of colors, taught with playfulness, humour and compassion. Thursdays 6:15-7:15 PM stamps and profiles, steel cable enforced Haysboro Preschool with Allison and Kerry Call Kathy Dodd at 403-869-5323 or visit www.praptiyoga. Saturdays 8:30-9:30 AM or 9:40-10:40 AM landscape curbing is a cost Haysboro Preschool is a parent-run program for three com for more information and registrations. effective and practical solution to War On Debt Classes residential and commercial properties. and four years olds. Guided by University trained, Learn how to pay off all of your debt in 5–7 years with- experiences teachers in an open environment, children South Calgary Ladies Bridge It will beautify your landscape and out making more money. Debt is like quicksand, the add value to your property. Kilbco has poured choose from a variety of learning centres, circle time, Fridays 12:00- 3:00 faster you struggle the faster you sink, but once you over 100,000 linear stories and outdoor play with a maximum of 12 chil- It will not rust, rot or shift, and there are 50 Plus Bridge grab a hold of the principles in Dani Johnson’s War On feet of curbing in the dren per class. For further information or to view the no seams for weeds to grow through. Wednesdays 12-3 Debt course, you’ll never get sucked into the cycle of past 9 years. classroom, please call 403-253-1563 or view online at Call Lois for more info 403-278-6978 debt and overspending again. The easy steps and rock www.haysboro.org. solid strategies in this program have helped tens of Locally Owned & The Casey Academy of Irish Dance Tai Chi thousands of people to pay o millions in debt. Come Operated Beginner Irish Dance classes 8 week session learn step by step instructions to bring your account Tues/Fri 9:15 am - 10:15 am Taught by former “Riverdancers” Cara Casey and Mark balances to zero. Learn the diff erence between wise O’Loughlin. Saturday mornings at Haysboro Community and foolish spending and so much more... First class Free Estimates 403-875-8463

10 september 2016 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities h ay s b o r o I september 2016 11 Sunday Casey Academy 10:00-2:00pm Prapti Yoga 2:30-3:30pm in & around calgary Monday Drop-in TotTime 9:15-11:15am may be interpreted as a sign of low neighbourhood Graffiti Vandalism pride, and graffiti vandalism will spread to other build- Karate 6:00-8:00pm A message from the Federation of Calgary Communities ings, streets and properties. Tuesday Tai Chi 9:15-10:15 Building Safe Communities Program Dawn Ross Yoga 2:00-3:25 pm What to do: Graffiti vandalism is figures, letters, drawings -or stick Kids Dance 2:00-3:30pm 1. Record the graffiti vandalism by taking a photograph ers applied, scribbled, scratched, etched, sprayed or at- (if possible) of the damage Foxy Kickboxing 6:30-7:30pm tached on or to the surface of any premises, structure, or 2. Note the location Callanetics 7:00-8:30pm other property. It can be done by a variety of methods in- 3. Report the graffiti by calling 311 Wednesday AllStar Enviro Safety 8:00-5:00pm cluding spray paint, markers, etching and pens to name 4. Remove the graffiti if it is on your property or with permis- Rhyme & Reason 9:30-10:30am a few. Graffiti done without the owner’s permission is sion of the property owner. The longer it is left for viewing 50+ Bridge 12:30-3:00pm vandalism and is a crime carrying serious consequences. the more likely other graffiti will appear in the area. WEEKLY SCHEDULE WEEKLY Karate 6:00-8:00pm Most graffiti vandalism IS not gang related, but if graf- Yoga fiti vandalism is left unchecked, other criminal activities Please visit www.graffitifreecalgary.ca for more informa- Thursday Prapti Yoga 9:30-10:30am may begin to start in the area as the perception of the tion on graffiti vandalism and how you can make a dif- ference in your community to address graffiti vandalism. 4th Thursday of the Month Senior Resources 1:30-3:30pm community is that no one cares or is taking care of the area. Graffiti vandalism needs to be reported to 311. Special thanks to the Calgary Police Service Graffiti Co- Callanetics 7:00-8:30pm If graffiti vandalism is not removed quickly, this inaction ordinator Constable Dave Ladic for input in this article. Friday Tai Chi 9:15-10:15 South Calgary Ladies Bridge 12:00-3:00pm Karate 6:00-7:00pm Saturday Callanetics 2 Sessions 8:30-10:30am Casey Academy 11:30-12:15pm PROGRAMS $12.99 HAYSBORO Space is still available for the 2016‐17 school year Tues/Thursday 3‐year‐old PM Monday/Wednesday 4‐year‐old PM Expires October 9th, 2017

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12 september 2016 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities h ay s b o r o I september 2016 1 3 HAYSBORO HALL HAYSBORO SENIOR New Grand Re-Opening!! October 2016 Location RESOURCES GROUP is two blocks Proudly Serving Woodbine, Cedarbrae, Oakridge, Pumphill, HAPPENINGS west of the Evergreen, Braeside, Woodlands, Southwood, Canyon Meadows. old one! Time is fl ying by and here we are back to school, end of New Location holidays, programming starts, busyness begins. I have had a lovely summer giving away popsicles in parks around Haysboro. We have a lot of parks and green space in our corner of Calgary – although no spray park – that would be fun! I have met new people and Garry and I The Haysboro Senior Resources Group meets on the learnt a valuable lesson – two adults without kids giving fourth Thursday of the month (except July, August & out popsicles doesn’t work – a bit creepy – thank you to December) 1:30-3:30 p.m. at the Haysboro Community Go to www.bottledrives.ca those adult with kids volunteers who made things eas- Hall, 1204-89 Ave S.W. All seniors are welcome to at- for more information on our Bottle Drive Program, tend our programs and to enjoy the refreshments after- ier. We tried a couple of rainy day videos which we will ... use our free trailers for easy community fundraising! wards. It’s a great time to learn something new, enjoy continue in the winter if there is intere st. Perhaps you some entertainment and visit with your neighbours. • Full refund on all eligible containers, including milk have an idea for an event. It doesn’t have to be fancy. • Honest, fast & accurate counting Host a Haysboro Party, New Year’s Eve Bash, Writing this on a lovely July day it was hard to think • Ample Parking and no self-sorting required Cribbage afternoon – let’s get clusters of people who of autumn but here it is! Our fi rst meeting is on Thurs- day, September 22nd and we are pleased to welcome share an interest and create a community event! • Pick-up service for schools, hotels, golf courses, The Rhythm Kats, a senior musical group who love to and the hospitality industry. (403) 246-7250 Don’t forget memberships are due for renewal on Sep- entertain others. Admission by donation. tember 1st. Renew online, at the hall, or at the Mem- Also at the September meeting we will be selling bership Party on September 18th! – Lots of fun all ages memberships for the coming season. A bargain at events planned! Volunteers are needed. $5.00 per person. As you likely already know the hall now has the brand Kanto Sho Karate new up-to-date audio/visual equipment up and run- ning. So on Thursday, October 13th at 1:30 we are 403-681-8833 | www.renbukaikarate.com holding a special event to show it off . Mr. Bill Evans has been invited for a return visit to present the oth- er part of his program called Dirt Road History. We 36 years of experience. We provide training in & around thoroughly enjoyed his stories and photography last that develops self-control and character calgary spring and look forward to seeing and hearing more. The regular meeting on October 27th features a trav- The Dojo is safe and fun, for all ages el presentation by Peter Samuel of Corporate Travel NEW CLASSES starting in New to Canada? Canada. Further details next month. The Dojo and all of our Black Belt SEPTEMBER AT THE DOJO! Arriving in a new city can be overwhelming. In Cal- gary, there are many resources and services to assist The annual Craft and Bake Sale will be held on Sat- instructors are registered in Japan Children’s 4-6 year olds newcomers, community organizations to help you get urday, November 5th. To rent a table please contact Mondays 5:30pm - 6:15pm settled, and immigrant serving agencies who can help if the hall at 403-253-1563 or [email protected]. Our Haysboro Community Centre you’re new to Canada. group sponsors the Bake Sale portion and we rely on Women’s Class with your donations to make it successful. So start think- Register Now for Fall Classes Self Defense specifics The Newcomers Guide to Calgary (available in English ing of those favourite recipes! This is our only fund OPEN ALL SUMMER Fridays 6:00pm - 7:00pm and Arabic) provides important information for new raising event of the year and all proceeds go toward residents in an easy to download and print format. the lawn care/snow shovelling program. Space is Limited! For more information, visit calgary.ca/newcomers. Hope to see you at the se events. DISCIPLINE | FOCUS | SELF-ESTEEM | FITNESS Drop in and try a class free

14 september 2016 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities h ay s b o r o I september 2016 1 5 SEPTEMBER 8 TO OCTOBER 16 YOUR COMMUNITY/CITY EVENTS South West Communities Call Now for your FREE ESTIMATE ILLUMINASIA LANTERN AND For Landscape Construction GARDEN FESTIVAL Resource Centre Illuminasia returns to the for its 403.301.3300 AT A GLANCE... Located in the Professional Wing of the www.assiniboine.com second year. This year, the theme is the four Oakridge Co-Op Mall seasons and the four noble plants of Chinese September 21 to October 2 - Calgary International Film #42 2580 Southland Drive SW, T2V 4J8 Stone Patios • Retaining Walls • Sod • Trees culture — one plant is used to represent each Festival (CIFF): The Calgary International Film Festival Flowerbeds • Fencing • Decks & much more season. www.illuminasiacalgaryzoo.com (CIFF) is a 12-day showcase of up to 200 multi-genre fi lms Phone: 403-238-9222 • Email: [email protected] • www.swcrc.ca WEEKLY, BI WEEKLY & VACATION CUTS from Canada and over 40 other countries. The festival hosts FALL CLEAN UPS gala events, screenings, award ceremonies and special Mowing • Trimming • Pruning and Beds The SouthWest Communities Resource Centre 2yr Quality Guarantee • WCB • Insured • Licensed • Bonded • References Available presentations. www.calgaryfi lm.com (SWCRC) proudly off ers programs and services to October 1 - A Little Light Music: This is a chamber music families throughout 28 local communities. concert with a special focus on well-known Canadian This fall the SWCRC will be off ering some new programs composers. There will be a fun, playful line-up of music in and services along with our highly requested parenting Programs Ltd. this concert with everything from A Little Light Music to Viva workshops. We will also off er a speakers series over the Gershwin. www.scpa.ucalgary.ca/events/little-light-music year and have experts in their fi eld speak to our resi- October 6 - An Evening With Bethany Hamilton, Soul dents. Stay tuned for more information. French Immersion Preschool and B & A care SEPTEMBER 30  OCTOBER 1 Surfer: Bethany Hamilton has become a source of inspiration We are now accepting registration for our “Positive for Sam Livingston, Lake Bonavista THE PRINT IT YOURSELF to millions through her story of determination, faith and Discipline and Everyday Parenting” on Tuesday mor- and Alice M Curtis Schools FESTIVAL hope. Hear Hamilton discuss her surfi ng career and her nings and “Parent Talk” on Thursday mornings starting Beautiful Acadia location Opening Soon Learn about the various techniques behind charitable contributions in this inspirational talk. www. September 20th. Please contact our offi ce at 403 238- printmaking at the sixth annual Print It ticketmaster.ca/event/110050A6A6225E87 403.473.0600 | www.activelearningprograms.ca Yourself Festival. Learn what goes into 9222 to register. making a piece of print art, engage in the October 7 to 8 - Disney In Concert: Tale As Old As Time: The work we do couldn’t be done without great volun- process and create a piece of artwork yourself. Start Thanksgiving weekend with some classic Disney tunes teers supporting our eff orts. As we expand our program www.albertaprintmakers.com performed by the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra. The off erings we are also seeking new volunteers. popular Disney songs from these fi lms are played alongside 25 Years clips from the movies. www.calgaryphil.com Consider volunteering close to home: October 11 to 29 – Boom: Using images and video, the show • Tuesday/Thursday mornings we can always use your IMAGE COURTESY help with child minding for two hours. Discover Your OF explores the musicians, politicians and cultural icons around PRINTMAKERS from 1945 to 1969 that shaped the baby boom generation. • We are looking for our brightest and smartest south Potential www.theatrecalgary.com west residents who can volunteer a couple of hours a week as a tutor for grades 6 – 12. Our tutoring program Book Music Lessons at Sak’s October 12 to 15 - Intensional Particle + Split Flow: Hiroaki runs early Wednesday evening and goes throughout friendly atmosphere Umeda is a Japanese multi-disciplinary artist. He’s a dancer, the year. Parents can also register their children/youth OCTOBER 27 TO 29 caring, professional teachers DRACULA a sound, image and lighting designer, and a choreography. by contacting our offi ce. beginner to advanced The Alberta Ballet presents the classical ballet He brings two new solo shows to Theatre Junction. www. • How about your offi ce skills? The SWCRC is also look- Dracula at the end of October. Special eff ects, theatrejunction.com ing for volunteers to mind our phones and provide all styles, most instruments general offi ce support. These positions are for one half including voice impressive costumes (Dracula wears a 23-foot- October 14 to 29 – Fluid Festival: This year marks the 11th day per week. Give us a call long cape) and exquisite choreography bring Fluid Festival, and just like the inaugural event, this year’s largest selection of sheet music this horror story to life. www.albertaballet50. Fluid Festival will celebrate dance and physical performance. Our offi ce is located in the Oakridge Co-op Plaza and & method books in Calgary com www.springboardperformance.com would love to show you our newly renovated space! full line of instruments and Please stop by and learn more about the programs and accessories (incl. reeds for band) October 15 - PinkPower Game: This services off ered in your communities. football game joins in the fi ght against women’s cancers. Make Music Part of Your Life Arrive early to the game to purchase limited edition Visit us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/calgaryswcrc 403.251.2443 PinkPower merchandise, then watch the Calgary Stampeders Follow us on twitter: @swcrc_yyc #21, 11440 Braeside Drive SW Brae Centre Mall

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24 september 2016 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities h ay s b o r o I september 2016 2 5 Residents of partnered communities’ 12 yrs) & Tumbling for Beginners (9-12 yrs). Youth Night is pay 20% less for memberships than Saturdays, 6:30-9pm. Youth aged 10-17 can drop in for fl oor those who reside outside partnered hockey, dodgeball, basketball, and other fun activities. communities. Phone: 403-278-7542 or BlacKFooT diSTricT Adults 11150 Bonaventure Drive SE see www.tricocentre.ca to fi nd out more. The Fitness Centre is waiting for you with friendly staff , lots September at Trico Centre of equipment, no line-ups and, with membership, more SEPTEMBER-Get into the Registration for the 2016/2017 Trico Centre for Family Wellness is a non-profi t, community- than 70 drop-in fi tness classes. Drop-ins like adult shinny season can be done online by owned and operated recreation facility. Our memberships and leisure skate. Registered programs: fi tness options, Guiding Action! going to www.girlguides.ca are aff ordable and our programs are family-friendly. With a Mommy & Me series, plus the NEW: Focus Series: Small We are looking for new and returning girls and women Units are accepting girls and membership, you can work out in the fi tness centre, take Group Training – Fat-Burning, Healthy Back & Joints, Learn- to join us for “fun and adventure”. Guiding provides all leaders! more than 70-drop-in fi tness classes a week (more than 55 ing the Basics, Power Lifting & Strength Training Design. girls with an opportunity to learn new skills, try new Guiding is a great place for girls of in the summer months), use the gymnasium, swim in our Wellness workshops including Straighten Up, a posture activities, to develop self esteem and leadership skills. all ages to build new friendships newly refurbished pool, skate, or play shinny. Residents of workshop for adults and youth (12 yrs +.) Some Blackfoot units will be camping in September, and experience new challenges. communities partnered with Trico Centre (yours!) pay 20% planting trees for TD Tree Day, having outdoor camp- Older Adults less for a Trico Centre membership with presentation of a fi res in Fish Creek Park, learning new songs, crafts and Lots of older adults exercise in our fi tness centre – drop by Girl Greatness Starts Here! community association membership or payment of the games. Blackfoot District will host a swim night for all and check it out. Registered classes include Balance Build- Community Support Fee (which is sent to your community units in October. Join a unit in your community to be a ers: Fall Prevention Program (65+yrs), Bones and Balance, association.) Plus with a membership you get 20% off hun- part of all the action! dreds of fun, active registered programs. and Chair Yoga. Lots of drop-in fi tness for older adults plus drop-in pickleball! Guiding is also a great place for women to connect with Fall/Winter Program Guide and Registration other women and to share their talents and knowledge Trico Centre is located at 11150 Bonaventure Drive SE. Online registration is open and ongoing! We have some- with the youth of our community. We are looking for Residents of partnered communities like yours pay 20% thing for everyone: swimming lessons, skating lessons (and women aged 18yrs and older who would like to experi- less for memberships than those who reside outside part- NEW learn to fi gure skate program), adult fi tness, older ence mentorship and friendship by volunteering a small nered communities. Phone: 403-278-7542 or see www. adult fi tness and wellness, and programs for parent & tot, amount of their time to becoming leaders. No previous tricocentre.ca to fi nd out more. preschool, and children & youth. Lots of new programs; see experienced required! www.tricocentre.ca for our Fall/Winter Program Guide or pick up a copy in facility. You can register online or by call- Guiding welcomes girls of all ages from kindergarten ing Guest Services at 403-278-7542. through to high school and beyond. Aquatics Programs & Pool Refurbishment Celebration Sparks ECS & Grade 1 or (5&6 year olds) Brownies Grades 2 & 3 or (7&8 year olds) Our newly refurbished pool is open NOW – come and check 8 1 4 6 it out. We will be celebrating on September 24, 2-9pm. Guides Grades 4, 5 & 6 or (9 to 12 year olds) Swim lessons for all ages (including adult.) Canadian Swim Pathfi nders Grades 7, 8 & 9 or (12 to 15 year olds) Patrol. Private Swim lessons are also available. 2 5 Rangers Grades 10, 11 & 12 or (15 to 17 year olds) Leaders (18 years and over) Parent & Tot & Preschool 4 6 9 Lots of parent & tot registered programs. New combo class- The communities within Blackfoot District are: es for Fall: Bubble Buddies, morning of songs, rhymes & ac- 6 4 5 Acadia Elboya Meadowlark Park tion games – then blow bubbles in a parent & tot swim les- Britannia Erlton Misson son. Also new, Dance with Me! Messy Masterpiece & Tiny Tot 4 8 7 9 2 3 Bel-Aire Fairview Parkhill Sports n’ Play. Also check out our parent and tot drop-ins – Beltline Haysboro Ramsay free with membership. Thirty diff erent registered preschool Canyon Meadows Highfi eld Rideau options: art, dance, active movement, sports. New for Fall: 1 2 8 Chinook Park Inglewood Roxboro Registered programs, ABC-123, combo classes: Art N’ Gym- Connaught Kelvin Grove Southwood nastics, Funky Fridays (each week focuses on a diff erent 9 3 5 Downtown Kingsland Stanley Park theme) & Ballet/Jazz Combo. Also new is Nature Wonders, East Village Bricks 4 Kidz & Sportarama. Late registration is allowed. 1 9 Downtown West Manchester Victoria Park Children & Youth Eagle Ridge Mapleridge Willowpark Check out the Fall Winter Program Guide for what’s new 5 3 6 7 Elbow Park Mayfair Windsor Park for Fall: Registered programs, Just for Girls, Try it Tuesdays, If you live in one of these communities we can fi nd a Badminton Club, Dodgeball for Teens, Gym n’ Swim Fridays, unit near you! Sportball: Basketball & Ball Hockey, Sports Extravaganza (9- FIND SOLUTION ON PAGE 28

26 september 2016 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities h ay s b o r o I september 2016 2 7 MLA CALGARY-GLENMORE COUNCILLOR, WARD 11 anaM KaZiM The Climate Leadership Plan: Invests in public transit, Brian PincoTT on Increasing Women’s Participation in Municipal Gov- #A208, 1600 - 90th Avenue SW energy effi ciency, new cleaner electricity and continu- P.O. Box 2100 Stn. M, #8001A Calgary, AB Canada T2V 5A8 ernment, Chair of the Standing Committee on Social- ous strong negotiations with provincial and federal part- Calgary, AB T2P 2M5 Ph: (403) 216-5421, Fax: (403) 216-5423 Economic Development, on the National Municipal ners to build new pipelines-The safest and most effi cient 403-268-2430 • www.ward11calgary.ca Email: [email protected] Energy Infrastructure Task Force and the Governance way to deliver Alberta’s traditional energy products to Representative for Haiti projects. Dear Constituents: new markets. Another summer has come and gone. I hope you en- As we transition to autumn, I hope all of you were able The Alberta Jobs Plan also provides help for appren- joyed all it had to off er in and around our city. The City The City of Calgary is the sole shareholder of ENMAX to make the most of summer and get ready for the new tices to complete their training/work experience require- of Calgary and our Community Associations held many (while the City “owns all the chips”, it doesn’t play them). school year and upcoming ventures. It was a great time ments and supports the Training for Work Program. For great events to get out moving and socializing like the In my role on the ENMAX Board of Directors, I am really for myself to do a self-refl ection and I want to ask your- further details on the Alberta Jobs Plan please check the Canada Day celebrations in the downtown, Stampede excited about the future possibilities of electrical dis- selves about the best possible ways I can best serve you website www.alberta.ca/alberta-jobs-plan.aspx as well breakfasts, festivals, and mobile skateparks. tribution. ENMAX is a separate legal organization, and as the website for Alberta Ministry of Economic Develop- pays the City of Calgary dividends when able. I prefer as your MLA. I would be delighted to learn about how Council is back in session after the August break, along I can be the best I can be as the MLA representing you. ment and Trade at www.economic.alberta.ca. that the City use these dividends for re-investment, with all Councillor appointments to special commit- such as into the ENMAX Legacy Parks Fund. This is the Therefore, please contact me at the contact informa- The Government of Alberta could have chosen to make tees. I’m involved in many facets of City and partner funding mechanism behind the Sandy Beach/River Park tion provided to share your thoughts and suggestions. cuts during these rough times to the services people rely functions, and I love these opportunities to work with rehabilitation project. I look forward to having your feedback. on but, it has chosen to support Albertans by creating great organizations and make positive changes. Here’s jobs and investing in infrastructure. I, your MLA along with the government have been work- a bit about what I have been and will be up to. I sit on I also act in an advisory capacity to the BiodiverCity Ad- ing very hard to create jobs in Alberta and boost our The Alberta Jobs Plan Invests: two Standing Policy Committees: on Community and visory Committee, the Climate Change Action Advisory province’s economy. The collapse in oil prices has caused • $3.5 Billion to build and modernize schools Protective Services, and on Transportation and Transit. and the National Zero Waste Council. Healthy native economic pain and anxiety throughout the province. For • $9 Billion in funding to municipalities I also serve on Audit Committee and the Intergovern- fl ora and fauna populations give our city increased re- this reason, in this newsletter I would like to share infor- • $900 Million to ensure Albertans live in aff ordable homes mental Aff airs Committee. silience in the face of climate change. Especially at the mation about the Alberta Jobs Plan in-depth. • $365 Million to continuing care municipal level, it’s important to address waste, and the I am on the board of Attainable Homes Calgary Corpo- For further details, please do not hesitate to contact me. real cost of waste to both the municipality and our en- Alberta Investor Tax Credit: $90 Million for the new ration (AHCC), Calgary Housing Company (CHC), and vironment. Alberta Investor Tax Credit provides a credit to those in- the Calgary Homeless Foundation (CHF). These three vesting in small-and-medium sized enterprises. committees represent the continuum of ensuring Cal- I also serve on the Calgary Arts Development Authority gary’s citizens are able to address their housing needs. board. Besides my past involvement in and love of the Capital Investment Tax Credit: $75 Million for this By helping to create strategies to get Calgarians into arts community, there is a real economic argument for credit provides credits for the fi rst-time acquisition of homes, stay sheltered if they face physical or fi nancial the arts that we as a City need to support. new or used property or spending in value-added ag- 2 9 3 8 7 5 1 4 6 hurdles, and move out of the system and into home riculture, tourism infrastructure, culture, manufacturing ownership, I am able to recommend policy proposals As we gear up for a busy fall, be sure to subscribe to your and processing industries. 1 6 4 9 2 3 5 8 7 which make sense within the larger picture. Ward 11 update at www.ward11calgary.ca to receive an email or two a month letting you know about important The Entrepreneurship Incubator Program: It helps happenings in your community and city. entrepreneurs and small and medium sized businesses 7 5 8 1 4 6 2 3 9 My work on the boards of Family and Community Sup- bring their ideas to market. port Services Association of Alberta (FCSSAA), and the 6 7 9 2 3 8 4 5 1 Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) allows me Reduction in the Small Business Income Tax Rate: to guide municipal policy development in conjunction The income tax rate for small businesses have been re- 4 8 5 7 1 9 6 2 3 with initiatives at the federal and provincial levels, and duced from three percent to two percent and is eff ec- vice versa. FCSSAA meetings take me up to Edmonton tive January 1, 2017. 3 1 2 5 6 4 7 9 8 once a month and FCM meetings take me all over Can- The New Alberta Child Benefi t and Enhancements to ada every few months to meet with colleagues in other the Alberta Family Employment Tax Credit: This pro- 9 2 7 3 5 1 8 6 4 Canadian municipalities. With FCM, I am the Chair of the vides approximately $340 Million in combined benefi ts Executive Committee, on the Governance Committee, part of the Prairies and Territories Regional Caucus, on to 199,000 families and will help children get a good 8 4 1 6 9 2 3 7 5 start in life. Also, it helps Albertans in need get back on the Standing Committee on Environmental Issues and Quinine, one of the most important drugs Sustainable Development, the Chair of the network of known to man, is obtained from the dried bark their feet and under this plan, 380,000 children will be 5 3 6 4 8 7 9 1 2 better off . francophone municipalities, the Standing Committee of an evergreen tree native to South America.

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30 september 2016 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities h ay s b o r o I september 2016 3 1 IMPORTANT NUMBERS COMMUNITY Tour de nuit ALL EMERGENCY CALLS 911 Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre 403.253.5250 announcEMEnTS Family Cycling Event Alberta Health Care 403.310.0000 Deadline – 1st of each month for AHS Addictions Hotline 1.866.332.2322 ATCO Gas – 24 Hour Emergency 403.245.7222 the next month’s publication From 9:30AM to 4:00PM on August 28, 2016, the Calgary Calgary HEALTH LINK 24/7 811 Contact [email protected] Tour de Nuit Society will be hosting its seventh annual Calgary Police – Non Emergency 403.266.1234  Free announcements: lost/found, household items Tour of Alberta Ride the Road Tour. Hundreds of Canadi- Calgary Women’s Emergency Shelter 403.234.7233 for sale, wanted, garage sale, student/senior services, etc. ans have cycled this public and family friendly bike ride. Haysboro Real Estate Update Child Abuse Hotline 1.800.387.5437  Forty word limit The Tour of Alberta Ride the Road Tour is a public bike Last 12 Months Haysboro Kids Help Line 1.800.668.6868 I AM AN EXPERIENCED REGISTERED MIDWIFE new to ride in Calgary that kicks off the Tour of Alberta. This MLS Real Estate Sale Price Update Child Safe Canada 403.202.5900 your community and I look forward to supporting fami- year’s ride, as in previous years, aff ords an opportunity Average Asking Price Average Sold Price Distress/Crisis Line 403.266.4357 lies to meet their birth wishes. If you are low risk and to enjoy cycling in a group under traffi c-free conditions. July 2016 $519,900.00 $508,950.00 ENMAX – Power Trouble 403-514-6100 looking for informed choice and personalized care, I can Participants will be able to discover cycling and feeling off er home birth, birth centre or hospital birth. Mid- June 2016 $514,900.00 $496,750.00 Poison Centre - Alberta 1-800-332-1414 completely safe on Calgary’s roads. Cyclists of all skill lev- HOSPITALS / URGENT CARE wifery care is free in Alberta! Please contact Nicole at els are encouraged to participate in one of the four rides, May 2016 $539,900.00 $532,500.00 Alberta Children’s Hospital 403.955.7211 [email protected] with any questions. all of which can be found on the Tour de Nuit website. April 2016 $527,250.00 $518,500.00 Foothills Hospital 403.944.1110 March 2016 $477,500.00 $440,500.00 Our fi rst ride is the North Spoke ride, assisted by tempo- 403.943.4555 February 2016 $505,000.00 $495,000.00 Immortality rary police rolling closures. The second ride is the une- Rockyview General Hospital 403.943.3000 While we humans obsess about January 2016 $419,900.00 $410,000.00 scorted South Spoke ride meant for advanced cyclists. Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre 403.955.6200 achieving immortality, other Both rides will meet at Stanley Park where the main ride December 2015 $449,900.00 $439,500.00 South Calgary Urgent Care Health Centre 403.943.9300 organisms seem to do it and the children’s ride take place. The main ride of the November 2015 $485,000.00 $462,500.00 403.956.1111 effortlessly. In 2014, scientists Ride the Road tour departs Stanley Park, loops through October 2015 $516,500.00 $510,000.00 OTHER revived Pithovirus sibericum, a Downtown and then returns to the park. The last ride is September 2015 $449,000.00 $435,000.00 Calgary Humane Society 403.205.4455 virus preserved for 30,000 years a Children’s Tour, in Stanley Park. Stanley Park is the hub in Siberian permafrost, simply August 2015 $504,850.00 $496,500.00 Calgary Parking Authority 403.537.7000 of all activity where there is free entertainment, child- SeniorConnect 403.266.6200 by letting it thaw. rens activities and food trucks. Last 12 Months Haysboro Calgary Kerby Elder Abuse Line 403.705.3250 -Discover magazine MLS Real Estate Number of Listings Update This event is a perfect family activity as there are many Alberta One-Call Corporation 1.800.242.3447 rides to choose from. Riders of all skill levels can fi nd No. New Properties No. Properties Sold City of Calgary 311 a ride suitable to their abilities. Participants get the July 2016 7 4 Social Service Info & Referral 211 Published by: chance to experience riding on the road and explore al- June 2016 10 6 Community Mediation Calgary Society 403.269.2707 ternative methods of getting around the city. May 2016 12 12 RNR Lockworks Ltd. 403.479.6161 The South Spoke Ride will start in Shawnessy at 10:10 April 2016 6 8 Road Conditions – Calgary 511 March 2016 9 4 Weather Information am (sign up at 9:30) at the Shawnessy YMCA. The route Proudly Serving Haysboro for 8 years! goes from Shawnessy, through Millrise, through Fish February 2016 5 3 Gamblers Anonymous 403.237.0654 Creek Provincial Park on paved pathways to Canyon January 2016 7 3 ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS NOW! Meadows and Elbow Drive to Stanley Park. DISCLAIMER December 2015 4 3 The opinions expressed within any published article, report or REACHING OVER 415,000 HOUSEHOLDS There may be some disruption due to cyclists on roads. November 2015 2 5 submission refl ect those of the author and should not be considered to refl ect those of the Haysboro Community Association and Great ACROSS 141 CALGARY COMMUNITIES October 2015 9 7 More information can be found at: News Publishing. The information contained in this newsletter is www.morepeoplecycling.ca September 2015 8 3 believed to be accurate, but is not warranted to be so. DELIVERED BY August 2015 7 6 The Haysboro Community Association and Great News Publishing Registration at: https://www.karelo.com/enter_res. do not endorse any person or persons advertising in this newsletter. Canada Post php?&BID=417&Ev=16467 To view the specifi c SOLD Listings that comprise the above Publication of these ads should not be considered an endorsement Phone: 403-263-3044 I [email protected] MLS averages please visit haysboro.great-news.ca of any goods or services.

32 september 2016 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities h ay s b o r o I september 2016 3 3 Haysboro in & around 1732 34 AVE SW CALGARY, AB T2T 2B6 calgary PH. 403-460-2211 FAX.403-592-6762 [email protected] Citizen Dashboard gives WWW.THEHOMEHUNTERS.COM Name Age Contact Course Calgarians insight into City Asha 13 403-629-2200 Yes HAYSBORO MARKET STATISTICS performance and Calgary’s Ashley 14 403-560-9378 Yes Single Family homes: quality of life Danika 16 403-640-4331 Yes 14 active listings - average list price The City of Calgary’s Citizen Dashboard is an online tool Emilie 23 587-581-5707 Yes $537,300 with 40 days on market that provides Calgarians with access to information about The City’s performance and how City services con- Emilie 23 587-581-5707 Yes 21 sold listings since May 1 - average sale tribute to Calgary’s quality of life. Available at calgary.ca/ Emma 15 403-369-7656 Yes price $501,231 with 39 days on market citizendashboard, the tool displays performance meas- ures and data using interactive graphs, charts and maps. Jakarta 19 403-808-8503 No Condo/Townhouses: 0 active listings “It’s a great example of our eff orts to be more open and Katrina 15 403-201-0139 Yes 1 sold listing since March 1 - sale price 2908 PALLISER DRIVE SW accountable to Calgarians for the programs we off er at Katrina 15 403-919-3138 Yes $469,000 with 19 days on market The City,” said Jeff Fielding, City Manager. Huge bungalow, 1938 sq.ft. on a 62’ wide lot in the heart of Marlene 65 403-454-2413 Yes Powered by The City’s Open Data Catalogue, the Citizen Apartments: Oakridge Estates. Formal living room & dining room, Dashboard pilot currently displays performance meas- Maya 14 403-253-9390 Yes 23 active listings – average renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, spacious ures for: $267,743 with 40 days on market family room with fireplace, king-sized master bedroom, 2 Nicole 16 403-850-8460 No • 311 15 sold listings since May 1 – average additional bedrooms, renovated bathrooms + main floor Ryan 13 403-252-6104 Yes • Calgary Fire Department sale price $209,967 with 57 days on market laundry. Partially finished lower level with 2 bedrooms, • Civic Census Sarah 24 819-679-3059 Yes Statistics based on CREB MLS System listings as at August 1, 2016. updated bath, rec room & storage. Steps to the Glenmore • Water Sustainability Reservoir, schools, shops, off-leash parks & transit. • Transit Safety & Security Calling All BABYSITTERS Great value!! • Calgary Transit Access Enroll free at mybabysitter.ca and choose the Calgary communities • Building Regulations you would like to babysit in. • Waste Management Calling All PARENTS WE MAKE YOU #1 • Roads Maintenance Group Visit mybabysitter.ca and fi nd available babysitters in and around CALL US AT 403-460-2211 Canwest Additional services and performance measures con- your community. tinue to be added on a regular basis. Disclaimer: We recommend for your own peace of mind that references be checked when choosing your babysitter. This babysitter list is provided as a service to the For expert real estate advice with personalized Check out the Citizen Dashboard at calgary.ca/ community and is governed by the terms & conditions outlined at mybabysitter.ca. Service & Attention to Every Detail, citizendashboard. STEVE GRANT RANDY HUNTER HUNTER KEYLOCK Call The Home Hunters Real Estate Group! EDIBLE SIX-PACK RING The fi rst fully edible beer can packaging has been made We just helped a spouse remain in their matrimonial from by-products of the brewing process such as wheat and property refinancing up to 95% of house value! barley, their six-pack holders are fully biodegradable and completely digestible. Rather than ensnaring curious ani- We pride ourselves in offering solutions ! mals in a corset of litter, the company’s six-pack rings could serve as a satisfying snack. And if nothing is biting, the rings Contact my office: quickly decompose. Brayco Financial 403.259.4077 [email protected] | www.brayco.ca Gerry Bray -Discover magazine Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/braycofinancial

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