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Mid-Sun
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The Official Mid-Sun Community Association Newsletter
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APRIL 2015
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Your Community Events
& Announcements
President’s Message
Devin Elkin
I would like to extend my thanks to
whom ever ordered the early spring
weather. What a Feb and March it
has been, now watch I’ve probably jinxed us into 10ft of
snow to come in April. Sorry.
In this month’s message I would like to take a minute to
explain the differences between the Lake Associations
and the Community Association. When the developer
built the communities of Lake Midnapore and Lake Sundance it was their decision to have the lake associations
separate from the community association. This was
done in an effort to have a specific focus for each board.
The primary objective for the lake boards is the day to
day operations on that facility, the logistical challenges
that arise running a year round park. We have seen a
tremendous amount of success by both lake associations in continually adapting to new needs, challenges
and family events. From the on ice curling bonspiel at
Lake Sundance to the natural amphitheatre that results
in a great venue for Lake Midnapore family movie night
these two boards function extremely well and always
have the needs and values of our community at heart.
The annual dues that we pay go directly to the success
of these venues exclusively.
We are the Midsun Community Association a board that
represents the 17,000 residents of our two communities.
We are the communication avenue between you the
No job too small,
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residents and the city/province. We work very closely
with civic and provincial politicians to ensure that your
concerns are heard, addressed and if possible fixed. As
it relates to the lakes one might say that we have nothing to do with the lake boards but I would be the first
to tell you that is far from true! During time that I have
been part of the Midsun CA I have seen tremendous improvements between the CA and the Lake boards, after
all our goals are very much the same. To continue to put
the residents first by offering world class facilities and
community events that forge relationships and bring
families closer together. We have introduced new programs through the efforts of our rec programmer and
been able to partner with Lake Midnapore in hosting
them there. Yoga on the beach, fly fishing, tennis lessons and I see nothing but more amazing activities in
the future. We also plan to see if there is potential in mirroring these at the Lake in Sundance in the future. This
only increases the profile of our community and makes
the desirability factor high, increasing our property values at the same time. I have amazing respect for each
lake association and the staff that run these spaces, they
work tirelessly and do a great job.
Your lake card gets you access into each lake year
round, so what does a Midsun Community membership get you? Great question, once it was something
that was a key driver in our funding but now with so
many programs being offered we are fortunately less
dependent on the revenue from memberships and
more concerned on the value of having one. So arriving in your mailboxes at the end of May will be your
NEW FREE community membership. So from now until it arrives we will be outlining the partnerships that
are being offered by local business and how they are
contributing to the Community Business Partnership
Programs and what special discounts/offerings you will
get when you show your community membership card.
Also what discounts will be offered when you enroll in
one of the Midsun Community Centres programs and
overall how we plan on using this campaign to increase
and foster a better community.
We are living in a community that has amazing representation, you have three boards that all function to
provide community, foster relationships and strive to
make this the best place to call home. I am proud to be
part of this and look forward to the success and milestones we will achieve in the future.
Loving where I live,
Devin
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MidSun Real Estate Update
Community Association
Last 12 Months MIDNAPORE
MLS Real Estate Sale Price Update
First Aid
Average Asking Price
Average Sold Price
February 2015
$488,833
$477,500
January 2015
$397,200
$385,000
December 2014
$362,500
$362,500
November 2014
$401,299
$395,666
October 2014
$394,540
$385,880
September 2014
$397,910
$390,980
August 2014
$374,287
$369,940
July 2014
$669,433
$634,940
Re-Certification
Standard First Aid with CPR
April 18th - 9am to 5pm
$80
June 2014
$479,057
$475,678
Register online www.midsun.org or call 403-256-3736
May 2014
$425,396
$424,096
April 2014
$439,500
$436,416
March 2014
$407,800
$407,180
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January 2015
$605,900
$596,975
December 2014
$467,250
$455,666
November 2014
$529,697
$523,812
October 2014
$522,730
$514,670
September 2014
$665,854
$647,791
August 2014
$550,854
$539,050
July 2014
$506,228
$497,164
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June 2014
$512,605
$504,000
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May 2014
$537,199
$529,787
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April 2014
$491,945
$490,327
March 2014
$465,559
$462,581
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Mid-Sun Community
Association Memberships
Benefits of Membership/
Why become a Member?
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Memberships defray the costs of running the
Community Centre and providing Recreational/
Instructional Programming for residents of all
ages
Membership offers a discount to residents when
registering for programs
Memberships allow us to publish our monthly
newsletter, the Mid-Sun Messages, that goes out
to every household free of charge and provides
valuable community related information
Membership gives you an important voice within
the Community Association Board and therefore
to various levels of government
Membership is only $20 a year per household - a
great value for your dollar!
Community memberships can be purchased at
the Mid-Sun Community Centre, and are available to residents of Midnapore and Sundance
only
Memberships are valid from June 1st to May 31st
of each year
HELP YOURSELF - HELP YOUR COMMUNITY
MESSAGES FROM THE BOARD
Are you concerned about
increasing traffic and
speed issues along
We are looking to build our Volunteer Base
There are plenty of opportunities to be included in
upcoming events. We are looking for people to participate in event planning and to contribute time to events
such as the Stampede Breakfast, Community Clean Up,
Taste of MidSun, and a host of other unique happenings in our community.
Sun Valley Blvd?
Add your email to be alerted as
Volunteer Opportunities come available by
sending a note to [email protected]
The MidSun Traffic Safety Task Force has been established to work with the City of Calgary and our community to improve safety along this busy road.
Please feel free to send your Sun Valley Blvd traffic
concerns or suggestions to:
[email protected]
Mid-Sun Business
Members
We thank the following businesses for their ongoing
support of the Mid-Sun Community Association.
Please Support Your Local Businesses.
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•Sundance Animal Hospital
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$195.00
$195.00
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$190.00
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Wacky
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6-12
$195.00
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$195.00
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MID-SUN COMMUNITY CENTRE
MID-SUN
OUT OF SCHOOL CARE
The Mid-Sun Out of School Care Program is based on the
philosophy that all children will have a well supervised,
safe and secure environment which encourages the development of self-esteem, self-sufficiency, self-discipline
and cooperation. Our environment is set up with a variety
of centres that allow children to initiate, decide and follow
through on their choice of activity.
The staff at Mid-Sun Out of School Care are loving, knowledgeable and have a genuine interest in caring for children.
Together with the parents our goal is to provide a positive
learning environment for the children.
Full-Time/
Time
Month
Kindergarten 7:00am-6:00pm
$680
Before Care 7:00am-9:00am
$115
After Care
2:50pm-6:00pm
$310
Before/After Care
$425
Mid-Sun Community Centre
50 Midpark Rise SE  403-254-8058 Ext. 229
email: [email protected]
Check Out our
Facility and Rates
The Mid-Sun Community Centre offers a wide range
of rooms available for rental
Are you planning a Birthday Party or
Sports Tournament?
Need a space to practice for your dance recital?
We can help!
Current Members of the Mid-Sun Community
Association receive 10% off all rentals.
Inquire Today!
Facility Fees
Room
Regular Rates
Full Gym
$80.00/hr
Half Gym
$50.00/hr
Meeting Room
$50.00/hr
Midnapore Studio
$50.00/hr
Sundance Studio
$45.00/hr
* All rates include GST
For more information about rates and availability
contact the Mid-Sun Community Centre
50 Midpark Rise SE, Calgary, AB T2X 1L7
403-254-8058 or [email protected]
WINDOW CLEANING
GUTTER CLEANING
DECKS & FENCES
LANDSCAPING
403.265.4769
yardbusterslandscaping.com
Summer Dance Camps
July 6-9 | July 13-16 | August 17-20
www.devotiondanceworks.com
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“To better reach
and serve the
communities of
Midnapore and
Sundance”
Community associations are a way for neighbours to
work together on mutual goals and provide support
to the areas we live in. For over 25 years, the Mid-Sun
Community Association has been dedicated to improving quality of life in the communities of Midnapore and
Sundance. Through the work of the Mid-Sun Board of
Directors and the staff at the Mid-Sun Community Centre, the association provides a broad array of community services:
•Community Events: Mom’s Market- Used Toy and
Clothing Sale /Small Business Showcase, Community
Clean-Up, Taste of Mid-Sun
•Access to government: Community concerns regularly
discussed with representatives from Municipal and
Provincial Government
•Development Concerns Addressed: Home businesses,
infill construction, area redevelopment, municipal and
commercial development
•Traffic Committee: lobbied for pedestrian lights on Sun
Valley Boulevard, addressed concerns regarding Stoney
and Macleod Trail interchange, applied for additional
Sundance entrance sign along Sun Valley Boulevard
•Community programs: Mid-Sun Community Garden,
Little Library, Future Mid-Sun Skate Park
•Community Centre Operations and Programming:
Recreation Programs for all; Seniors Programs; Out-ofSchool Care and Preschool; and more!
•Residential Communication: “Mid-Sun Messages”
newsletter, Website, Facebook and Twitter
•Membership discounts for recreational programming
at Mid-Sun Community Centre
•Discount on programming at Trico Centre
The Mid-Sun Community Associations current goals
include working to further engage the community, improving the programming and facilities at the Mid-Sun
Community Centre, moving forward with the goals of
the traffic committee, and increasing the usage of our
community garden. We would love for you to join us.
Joining your community association is a great way to
gain experience in a wide variety of areas, such as project management, event planning, fundraising, board
etiquette, city planning, facility management and leadership. Let us know if you would like to help out in any
of the areas discussed above, or another that concerns
or interests you.
The current cost for a yearly membership is $20 (watch
for new membership info next month!). Board of Director meetings are held once a month, September
through June. All are welcome. Please see http://www.
midsun.org/next-board-meeting/ for meeting schedule, or contact us for more information
•Phone: 403-254-8058
•E-mail:[email protected]
•Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mid-SunCommunity-Association/293529344109836
•Twitter @MidSunCommunity
Stay tuned to your Mid-Sun Messages for a membership
announcement in June 2015
V iew the Mid-Sun
Messages
online at
www.midsun.org
Casino
MID-SUN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Apr.9/10, 2015
Deerfoot Inn Casino
Shifts
Day: 11am-7:30pm
Evening: 6:30 pm-3:30am
Count Room: 10:30pm-3:30am
If you can give us a shift please call
Rose-Marie: 403-256-7306
or email [email protected]
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T h e O ff i c i a l m i d - s u n C o m m u n i t y N e w s l e t t e r I A P R I L 2 0 1 5 1 3
COMMUNITY
GARDEN NEWS
Breaking News
From The Garden!
Spring has arrived and the Mid
Sun Community Garden is planning the registration process for
the 2015 gardening season. Traditionally previous
gardeners (2014) are given a deadline to renew their
membership, and we will continue this tradition. The
2015 Deadline will be set at April 12. By the time you
read this you will have received your registration
forms and instructions, by email so if you have not
responded this will be your FINAL reminder.
The reason for the early registration is because we
have received several requests from new gardeners,
and would like to respond to their requests in a timely
manner. Another reason is we will also have several
projects and would like to have gardeners volunteer
early.
Please note that The Mid Sun Community Association has been invited by Lowes Hardware into their
Hero’s Program and the Garden needs to get behind
this project with as many eager volunteers as possible. In 2014 we received almost $1000 in Garden and
Community Centre tools and equipment and Plans
for the 2015 Hero’ grant have already started.
PLUMBER
PLUMBOB For All Your Plumbing Needs
 Small Company
 Low Overhead, Great Rates
 Sewer and Drain Cleaning
 Free Estimates & Advice
 Hot Water Tank Specials
Call Bob: 403.257.3465 / 403.461.3490
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SUNDANCE LAKE
RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION LTD.
LAKE FACILITIES
Sundance Lake Residents Association Ltd.
63 Suncrest Way SE
Calgary, Alberta, T2X 1T9
Lake Hours: Normal Hours: 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Facility Bookings: To book the Cookshack, Sundance
Room or Meeting Rooms contact Terri
Phone Lake Office:
403-256-4728
Fax Lake Office:
403-256-9677
Email:
[email protected]
Website:
http://www.lakesundance.org
Mom’s
Market
Small businesses and
Used Toy and Clothing
Saturday, April 18
9am to 12pm
FREE Admission!
Easter Egg Hunt
April 4, 2015
The Easter Bunny will be at Lake Sundance on Saturday, April 4th for our 5th Annual Easter Egg Hunt! The
Egg Hunt will start at 11am sharp, and will be followed by activities until 12:30pm. Children will need
to bring their own Easter baskets for the Egg Hunt.
This event is limited to kids aged 1-10 and tickets are
$3 per member child. Tickets will be available for purchase through the lake office starting March 2nd. Tickets must be purchased in advance and only a limited
number of tickets will be available. Initially, members
will only be able to purchase tickets for their own
children. If tickets are still available as of March 9th,
then members will be able to purchase up to 4 guest
tickets, at a cost of $5/guest child. Registration forms
will be available at the office or on our website at
www.lakesundance.org. Wristbands and event details
will be provided at the time of registration. The Easter
Bunny is looking forward to seeing you there!
50 Midpark Rise SE
Arbonne • Avon • Scentsy • South Hill Lockets
and Charms • Baby Appeal Co •
Victorian Epicure • Taskopia •
Squirrelybird Photography •
Thirty-One Gifts
Table registrations in-house only.
(limited availability)
Small business $25 per table
Used Toy and Clothing
$10 per table
MID-SUN
SENIORS
Methods of Registration
Online Registration www.midsun.org
•Create an account Online to Register for Recreation
Programs and Day Camps
•Pay with Visa or MasterCard
Park your kids in
the great outdoors
Kids will experience a week-long
adventure of the natural world
through exploration, art and
games with The City of Calgary
Parks camps. Summer sessions
available for ages 4–12.
Visit calgary.ca/parksguide
or call 403-268-3800 (option 1).
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Phone-In Registration 403-254-8058
•Pay with Visa or MasterCard
In person Registration at 50 Midpark Rise SE
•Pay by cash, cheque, Visa, MasterCard, or debit.
M: Mid-Sun Community Association members
NM: Non-members
Notes on Registration:
•Payment is due at the time of registration.
•Confirmation of registration only with payment.
•Register early to ensure your place in the program
of your choice.
•Requests to transfer or withdraw from a program
will be accommodated for medical reasons only.
•Withdrawal from programs will be issued a full refund if they are accompanied by a note from a medical professional. Withdrawal from programs before
program registration closure date will be issued a
refund or credit MINUS a $25 administration fee.
Withdrawal from programs after program registration closure date will result in NO REFUND.
•NSF cheques are subject to an administration fee of $20.
Note on Programs:
•For safety and program quality reasons, please do
not bring unregistered siblings to programs.
•All children participating in unparented programs
must be potty trained.
•Participants must be the minimum age at the time
of the program in order to register.
Program Cancellation Policy
Mid-Sun reserves the right to cancel any recreation
program with insufficient registration. Full refunds
will be given or you can transfer to another program
(space permitting).
Mid-Sun Seniors
Events
Zumba Gold®
Thursday April 9th – 1pm to 2pm
Perfect for older adults who are looking
for a fun Latin inspired class incorporating easy-to-follow Zumba® choreography
at a lower intensity. No experience necessary.
Technology for seniors
Are you looking to learn new computer
skills?
Basic computer skills, email or even Facebook our tech guru will be happy to help.
Get your garden spring ready.
Thursday April 23rd – 1pm-2pm
Tips and tricks to get your garden ready.
Book Club
The Old Man and the Sea, Ernest Hemingway.
Fabulous
50’s
A New spring schedule for 2015 starting
March 15.
Financial
Planning
Speaker Barry
DeRosier – BMO
Speaker H&R BlockApril 1, 2015
Community
Safety and
Current Issues
Constable La Grange,
Calgary City Police
6 May 2015
Current Issues
from City Hall
The Old Man and the Sea is the story of
an epic struggle between an old, seasoned fisherman and the greatest catch
of his life.
Blair Cunningham –
Assistant to Councillor Peter Demong,
Ward 14
Join us as we discuss the themes, plot
and characters in this short novel.
All sessions are the
first Wednesday of
each month – 2-4 pm
at Midnapore Community Centre.
Free tea, coffee and cookies at all MidSun senior events.
“There are few hours in life more agreeable than the ceremony known as afternoon tea’ - Henry James
For more information please contact
Hayley – [email protected] or call
403-254-0288
See you and your
friends there.
For further
information call
403-256-3232.
Payment in CASH, must also be made prior to the cut
off date and time. You may also pre-order your boxes,
as far in advance as the dates provided, but payments
must be made by each monthly cut-off date.
PROGRESSIVE DENTAL
Picking up your Good Food Box
Your order will be delivered to Mid-Sun Community
Center after 12:00pm on the noted delivery date. MidSun Community Center staff will notify you by EMAIL
once the delivery has been made, and is available for
pick up. Check in at the admin office to sign off your
pickup, and the staff will take you to your box. The order MUST be picked up by 9pm that night or it will be
donated to the Calgary Food Bank.
General Dentists
Dr. Robert Phan
Dr. Justin Palmer
Dr. Hans Meyer
Veneers
Family
Power Whitening
The Good
Food Box
Mission
Sedation
Invisible Braces
We welcome all new patients to visit one of our 2 locations.
Sundance
(behind Centennial High School)
47 Sunpark Dr SE
403-256-6666
[email protected]
18
Mckenzie Towne
www.pppd.ca
(in front of the Keg)
618 4600 130th Ave SE
403-264-6909
[email protected]
Box Options
Small Box
Medium Box
Large Box
$20, 20-25lbs of fruits and vegetables
Each box contains the same mixture of food, but will
change with each delivery.
The Good Food Box makes top-quality, fresh food
available in a way that does not stigmatize people, fosters community development and promotes healthy
eating. Available to people with all financial means.
What is the Good Food Box?
The Good Food Box (GFB) is a program under the Community Kitchen Program of Calgary whereby you can
purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at a very low cost.
The Good Food Box is a hands-up program as opposed
to hands-out. We offer all Calgarians’ sustainable access to nutritious food to ensure that no one has to go
hungry. The boxes are put together and delivered by
dedicated volunteers who along with The Community
Kitchen desire to see individuals and families accessing
affordable nutritious food.
How Does the Good Food Box Operate?
The GFB operates by buying fresh, top quality produce
directly from farmers and from wholesale clubs. The
food is bought in bulk and dropped off at their warehouse. Their volunteers then divide up the produce
into portions and put the Good Food boxes together.
The boxes contain the maximum produce possible in
them for the price.
How to Order a Good Food Box
When a member of the community wants to order a
Good Food Box, they must call (403-254-8058), email
([email protected]) or drop in to the community center, in advance of the cut-off date and time as listed.
Payment in CASH only. Orders must be in by noon.
Months
Order By
Pick up Date
April
Tuesday 14th
Friday 24th
May
Tuesday 19th
Friday 29th
June
Tuesday 9th
Friday 19th
July
NA
NA
August
NA
NA
September
Tuesday 15th
Friday 25th
October
Tuesday 13th
Friday 23rd
November
Tuesday 17th
Friday 27th
December
NA
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“When I hear
somebody sigh,
‘Life is hard,’
I am always tempted
to ask,
‘Compared
to what?’”
– Sydney Harris
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LIBRARY need an invitation.
Mon-Thur - 10:00 am – 9:00 pm • Fri & Sat - 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sun (mid-Sept to mid-May) - noon – 5:00 pm
ESL Teen Talk
Tuesdays, April 21 – May 19; 4 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Socialize in a fun and interactive way while meeting
other people your age! You don’t have to be an ESL
student! Teens and tweens can practice their English
language skills and enjoy a variety of fun activities at
the Library!
ESL Coffee And Conversation
Wednesdays, April 1 – April 29; 6:30 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Practice your English speaking and listening skills in
an informal drop-in setting. Coffee is provided. No registration required.
Rainbow Loom Club
Saturday
April 11; 2•p.m.
– 3 p.m.
jazzercise.com
(800)FIT-IS-IT
Join other crafty kids for some Rainbow Loom fun.
jazzercise.com • (800)FIT-IS-IT
Waiting for a reason
for a reason
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go dancing?
to
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nodancing?
longer
need You
an invitation.
no longer
need an invitation.
Take the first steps
to a new body
RegisTRaTion is ongoing
(Please bring your own supplies). Ages 7 to 12. No registration required.
Tax Clinic At Your Library
Tuesday April 14; 5:30 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Fri. April 17; 4 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Drop-in for free, one-on-one help with your tax return.
First-come, first-served. In partnership with the United
Way of Calgary and Area. Please note that there is an
eligibility requirement based on income. No registration required.
Welcome To Canada: Parenting Your Children In A
Dual Culture In Canada (Tagalog)
Registration begins April 20
Saturday June 13; 1 p.m. – 3 p.m.
Join us for an interactive session regarding raising
children in a cross-cultural environment and parenting resources in Canada. In partnership with the Calgary Bridge Foundation, In School Settlement Program. Register by calling 403-999-3880 (Tagalog) or
403-777-6074 (English).
Startsmart: Money For Your Kids’ Education
Tuesday June 16; 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Learn how to open a Registered Education Savings
Plan (RESP) and get up to $1,000 for free from the government for your child’s future education. Presented
by Momentum. To register, call 403-260-2620.
Supremely Skunks
Registration beings April 20
Saturday June 20; 2 p.m. – 3 p.m.
Do we really need to fear skunks? This beneficial species is poorly understood. Join the Alberta Institute of
Wildlife Conservation to find out why skunks really are
a great wild neighbour. Ages 7 to 12. To register, call
403-260-2620.
Sundance Elementary
Welcome back from Spring Vacation! Students
at Sundance Elementary continue to have great
experiences both in and out of school.
In keeping with the year’s task design lens entitled
“Beyond the School,” look for the following events this
month:
March 30-April 3
April 2
April 8
April 13-17
April 17 Outdoor School for Grade 5 and 6
French immersion Grade 1 classes visit Fort Calgary
French immersion Grades 2, 3, and 4 attend Aggie Days
Quest Theatre in residence
Join us for the culmination performance with Quest Theatre
Additional dates to remember:
April 6
Non-Instructional Day (school closed for students)
April 9
School Council and Sundance Parent Association meetings, all are welcome 7:00 pm to 8:45 pm
April 21
Sundog Snack
April 22
Canadian Parents for French presentation 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm, Annual Meeting to follow
april Moon C alendar
Full
Moon
April 4
Last
Quarter
April 11
New
Moon
April 18
First
Quarter
April 25
Unit 140 70 Shawville Blvd SE,
Calgary, AB T2Y 2Z3
Shawnessy
April 8
Grand Opening:
20% OFF
for ALL services
in April 2015
Citizenship And Civic Participation Class
Saturday June 27; 10:15 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.
Learn about Canada with the purpose of preparing
yourself for the Citizenship Exam. In partnership with
Immigrant Services Calgary. To register, call 403-2602620.
French immersion Grade 2 students venture to the zoo
Soccer instruction
French immersion Grade 3/4 visit Ralph Klein Park
Diana Davis presentation
403-254-8330
a.
b.
c.
Mid Sun Community Centre
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
9:00 am
April 14
April 20-24
April 27 and 28
April 30
Provide superior service value with newly renovated Salon and new owner
Commit to provide best services with top notch technicians
Follow very strict health and hygienic standards
CALL 403-254-8330
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Team
Palmer
is busy selling Midnapore & Sundance!
Ken Jason Tannis
REAL ESTATE INFORMATION - FREE
REAL ESTATE SERVICE - PRICELESS!
Lake Midnapore Sales Stats: YEAR TO DATE
STYLE
HIGH
LOW
AVG.
AVG DOM
TOTAL
2 STOREY / 2 SPLIT
595,000
595,000
595,000
51
1
BUNGALOW
450,000
387,500
418,750
85
2
3 & 4 LEVEL SPLITS
430,000
430,000
430,000
84
1
ATTACHED
340,000
340,000
340,000
52
1
CONDO
319,000
235,000
277,000
36
2
BI-LEVEL
Lake Sundance Sales Stats: YEAR TO DATE
STYLE
HIGH
LOW
AVG.
AVG DOM
TOTAL
2 STOREY / 2 SPLIT
853,000
445,000
609,490
46
10
BUNGALOW
849,900
459,900
602,718
44
2
3 & 4 LEVEL SPLITS
413,000
413,000
413,000
34
1
BI-LEVEL
460,000
375,000
411,667
32
3
357,700
357,700
357,700
12
1
ATTACHED
CONDO
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YOUR HOUSE IS REALLY
WORTH?
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or call Team Palmer at 403-256-3888
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The Barking Lot
Mid-Sun Community
A
bout us:
The Barking Lot is has been a reputable professional grooming salon and all natural pet health
and supply store in south Calgary for nearly 40 years. We
are a dedicated and dynamic group of friends and family,
providing exceptional grooming services, products, and
customer service. Our groomers are skilled in professional
grooming techniques and use specialized, top-quality
products and equipment to make your pet’s grooming
appointment a safe and comfortable experience. We understand the particular grooming and styling needs of all
breeds, and can advise you on home grooming maintenance as well as seasonal grooming needs. We also offer
some of the healthiest foods available on the market,
as well supplements, toys, accessories etc. We consider
ourselves a unique specialty store caring for your animal
companions.
find a food that both agrees with your dog and/or cat and
is appetizing rather than just making a sale. We are firm
believers that there is no single ‘best’ food on the market,
and that every cat and dog does a little bit different on
each formula. We also encourage customers to switch
foods occasionally if possible (with the exception of allergies or other underlying health issues). It’s incredibly
healthy and helpful to introduce different proteins, fruits,
vegetables, legumes and vitamins and minerals into a
dog or cat’s diet. Switching foods is one way we can help
build an overall hardier composition in your pet. Usually
a slow transition is best when changing foods. We like to
promote and support Canadian foods and companies but
we do have a selection of high quality American foods.
We carry a full selection of top of the line dried, canned,
and frozen foods.
If we don’t have what you need, we will special order it for
you. Most of our foods have a frequent buyer/loyalty program, it’s usually buy 10 or 12 and receive a free bag. Feel
free to ask staff for any assistance or alternative food suggestions as we are all very knowledgeable. The Barking
Lot is open seven days a week, 7:30-8:00 Monday-Friday,
Saturday 9:00-5:30, and 10:00-5:00 on Sundays. 403-2562095. #710-22 Midlake blvd. SE, Calgary, AB T2X-2X7.
Grooming services:
We offer anything and everything that a premier, professional grooming salon offers. From nail trims on a walk-in
basis (Monday-Saturday, $15 for a nail clip, $20 for a clip
and file) to the fanciest of show/breed trims for any dog
or cat. Whatever you wish is our command. We are more
than happy to make recommendations and suggestions
for the proper trim depending on the time of year but
we really like to listen to our client’s needs and execute
accordingly. Depending on the day and the dogs, a full
groom will usually take between two and several hours
for the more detailed trims. A specific pick up time can
be requested upon making your appointment. We offer
a clean, bright, and safe grooming environment. Most of
our customers are long time regulars but we are always
accepting new clients.
Food philosophy:
First and foremost, we pride ourselves in offering only all
natural diets with holistic and recognizable ingredients.
We do not carry any food that has by-product, by-product
meals, unspecified animal digest, plasma, fats, questionable ingredients, etc. We deal only with manufacturers
who guarantee their foods. It’s more important for us to
The Barking Lot is open
seven days a week,
7:30-8:00 Monday-Friday,
Saturday 9:00-5:30,
and 10:00-5:00 on Sundays.
403-256-2095.
#710-22 Midlake blvd. SE, Calgary, AB
St. Philip Fine Arts School
This month at St. Philip Fine Arts School we are helping all our students develop resiliency skills by presenting our first Wellness Conference.
St. Bonaventure School
This month at St. Bonaventure there are many exciting
happenings that are representative of spirituality, citizenship, and excellence.
Our Grade 9 students are participating in the Junior
Achievement program at Mount Royal College. This
event has clear linkage to 21st century learning and the
aim of developing engaged and ethical citizens with
an entrepreneurial spirit. Additionally, the Grade 9 students will participate in the Party Program.
Badminton season is nearing completion. Congratulations to all of our coaches and players on a successful
season. Also, many thanks to our parents for supporting
the program. Our next interscholastic activity will be
flag football. Go Falcons!
Spiritually, our school initiatives of the District’s faith
theme of “Loving Kindness” are well supported by the
school community. All proceeds from these events go
towards our social justice projects, both locally and
abroad. The month of April will also see St. Bonaventure
students, staff, and parents come together to celebrate
Holy Thursday with the St. Bonaventure Parish.
Finally, students at St. Bonaventure are looking forward
to the opportunity to engage in conversation with
many inspirational speakers from various walks of life
during the school’s “Think Big Day”, which will take place
on April 22.
Resiliency is the ability to adapt to and recover from
difficult situations. It is learning to cope with stress
and being able to develop a set of morals and values
that promote positive choices. Resiliency involves
building confidence in communicating with others to
work through challenges and asking for help when
needed. Generating strategies in early childhood
helps foster independence and provides the child
with the necessary tools needed to overcome challenges.
At our Wellness Conference, students will choose
from over 20 different sessions with a variety of
topics; health, physical activity, nutrition, and stress
management to name a few. We have invited health
professionals to present on health and safety. We have
invited Olympic athletes to share their techniques in
finding a balance in life while they achieve excellence
in their sport and how they have learned to deal with
failures in their lives. All of our teachers will choose
an area of expertise to share depending on their experiences. One session will stress the importance of
family meals, where valuable time is spent discussing
the day and connecting with loved ones.
It takes a village to raise a child. We can all help our
children of today deal with life’s problems and mistakes as opportunities to learn and build resiliency.
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Spring fun at Trico Centre
There are all sorts of new programs and events in April
and May. Check out our Spring/Summer Program
Guide at www.tricocentre.ca.
New registered adult fitness programs that start in
April include:
Obstacle Race Training Get ready for the next Tough
Mudder, Spartan, or Rugged Maniac. Train for 12 weeks
on Thursday from 6:30-7:30pm in our Fitness Centre
and outdoor bootcamp and build the strength, agility,
and flexibility you need for your race.
Strength & Conditioning Club – After Hours Sunday nights from 8:30 to 10:00pm, the Fitness Centre
will be empty – except for those who want to know
more about functional movement for strength training. This special after-hours lifter club is supervised by
a personal trainer. Topics include the Big Three (squat,
bench press, and deadlift), speed and agility, throwing
and jumping, spotting, equipment use, safety, and programming for strength. Ages 16 and up – all levels of
experience are welcome. April 12-May 24 (M $72; NM
$90) May 31 – June 28 (M $60; NM $75)
enjoy crafts and a kids’ movie, 10:00am to 12:00pm.
This event is free for everyone. Tween Night Swim is
every Friday night from 7:00 to 9:00pm with a special
theme night once a month. This month’s Tween Swim
Night with a theme is on April 18. This event is a fun
night out for 10 to 17 year olds. Enjoy the pool, music,
the waterslide. Free for members and only $5 for nonmembers.
Trico Centre is located at 11150 Bonaventure Drive
SE. Residents of partnered communities’ pay 20% less
for memberships than those who reside outside partnered communities. Phone: 403-278-7542 or see www.
tricocentre.ca to find out more.
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Also, for families, don’t miss the Easter Eggstravaganza Party at Trico Centre on Thursday April 2, from 2:00
to 4:00pm. Bring the whole family for an afternoon of
face painting, crafts, games, and more. The cost is $15
per family for members and $20 per family for nonmembers.
On the Easter long weekend, drop off your children,
aged 3 to 5, at Trico Centre for Long Weekend Drop
n’ Play on Saturday, April 4, from 10:00 am to 12:30pm.
Children will enjoy a morning of games, songs, and
crafts, followed by gym time. Register by Friday April
3 at noon. Members: $16 per child; non-members: $20
per child.
A couple of regular events: Crafts and a Movie will
be held on Saturday, April 18. Bring your children and
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under your sink, take a moment to look at the products you
have and examine the ingredients on each of their labels.
You might be surprised at what you find (or don’t find!).
Labelling on cleaning products is voluntary for cleaning
product manufacturers in Canada; so you may not be able
to find what you are spraying around the house just by
looking at the bottle. Imagine eating a bowl of cereal from a
box with no ingredients or an incomplete list of ingredients.
What’s not being listed that we’re exposing ourselves to?
Because there are so few regulations limiting what
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In support of the Calgary Food Bank
Saturday, May 9 and Sunday, May 10
9 AM to 5 PM
The Calgary Zoo
A staggering 1 in 5 Canadian mothers struggle to provide diapers for their children. You can help! When visiting the Calgary Zoo this Mother’s Day weekend, drop
off a donation of new and opened diaper packages to
help families in temporary crisis. All donations are in
support of the Calgary Food Bank. Visit www.calgary
foodbank.com for more information.
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Saturday, May 2, 2015
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
All Saints Lutheran Church
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6 Caulking
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Bring your family and pick out some free clothing!
We will be accepting clean, gently used Spring and
Summer clothing at All Saints Lutheran Church on:
•Tuesday, April 28 - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
•Wednesday, April 29 - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
•Thursday, April 30 - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm & 6:00 - 7:30
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For more information please call 403-201-7500 (Retta).
Another option – and in our opinion, the easiest and
most affordable option – is to make products yourself
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and cats, blood work to check for various diseases, an
electrocardiogram (ECG), and radiographs (x-rays) to see
the size and shape of the heart and to check the lungs
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62. Normal for a cat is about 160 to 180 beats per minute
and 164 had been recorded for this cat all her life. She
had developed a mass in her throat which was irritating
her vagal nerve and causing the heart rate to slow. The
problem wasn’t at the heart at all.
Cardiomyopathy is the term for diseases of the heart
muscles and how the heart is signalled to contract. Many
years ago I had a client who took his Doberman out to
exercise by chasing his truck (A horrible idea!). The dog
came to my clinic with a heart rate of 240 which a dog
cannot live long with. We gave the dog drugs to convert
his heart back to a normal rate of about 80 to 100. This
dog was subsequently referred to a cardiologist who
treated him for a two years for a genetic disease of the
heart muscle that he eventually died of.
Tachycardia in a big dog with decreased energy and otherwise a normal physical examination has also been the
clue leading me to diagnose a tumour of the right atrium
of the heart called a hemangiosarcoma. These tumours
often start to bleed into the pericardial sac around the
heart and the heart starts beating really fast because it
can’t expand properly in the bag filling with blood.
Your pet’s heart rate is measured in beats per minute. A
heart rate that is too fast is called tachycardia; too slow is
called bradycardia. What your pet’s normal heart rate has
been in past examinations is very valuable as not every
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This is a tiny window to the many and varied diseases of
your pet’s body that can change the sound or rate of a
heart beating. Once a specific diagnosis is made a veterinarian will discuss treatment options and prognoses
with the pet owner. I can’t over emphasize how important it is to have your pet examined annually and that the
physical examination is the keystone to any preventative
health care program.
Recently I examined an older cat and her heart rate was
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Calgary: Get ready for Reading Town Canada!
Families… Come join in fun activities and events—all
linked to reading.
During the week of May 2 – 9, 2015 the communities
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This local, family-friendly event in Calgary is one of two
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All week long, reading will be woven into fun activities and lively interactive events designed for ‘kids’ of
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Imagine: A grand Kick-Off event with parade; scavenger
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an evening event; free book drops; author appearances
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much, much more!
Calgarians from across the City are encouraged to
come to Inglewood and Ramsay to join in the fun.
Your group can host your own activity or event too. Let’s
promote the joy of reading together! Be in touch to tell
us about how you might like to participate. There will be
opportunities to share stories, pictures and videos with
Calgary Reads and the National Reading Campaign too.
Contact Calgary Reads to learn more, or to get involved:
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Events and activities will be updated as they are confirmed.
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NEPTUNE PLUMBING & HEATING LTD: Qualified
journeymen plumbers/gasfitters, very experienced in
Midnapore and Sundance. Upfront pricing. Reliable,
conscientious, fully guaranteed. Mon - Fri 8:00 am
- 5:00 pm. 24 hour emergency service call 403-2557938. “Showering you with great service.”
BRYAN’S PLUMBING & HEATING: Master plumber,
gasfitter, 30 years of experience. Fully licensed and insured. Repairs, renovations, faucet replacements and
hot water tanks (great prices). Poly B replacement, free
estimates, free advice and senior discounts. Call Bryan
403-560-6547 or [email protected].
ELECTRICITY IS NOT A HOBBY: Call a licensed Electrician and Pot Light Specialist. No job is too small.
Excellent rates. Please call John at 403-281-5002 /
403-708-6555.
RIGHTWAY Plumbing And Heating: Has been
happily serving the Midnapore | Sundance areas with
quality work, happy clients and fair pricing, with second generation experience, there is no job we can’t
handle. Furnaces $3185, water heaters $715, bathroom
renos and gas lines also! Installed with great warranties. Call 403-968-6630.
YARDBUSTERSLANDSCAPING.COM: Weekly lawn
mowing $38.50, power-rake $120, aeration $65. Some
conditions. Landscape construction: patio stone and
pavers, stone walks and rock walls, raised beds, fire
pits, landscape lighting, water features, sod and decks
and fences. Ask for your complimentary 2015 Outdoor
Idea Book. Licensed. Insured. Seniors discount. Phone:
403-265-4769, YardBustersLandscaping.com.
Eavestrough cleaning/repairs/installs
Gutter clean & fix/Fascia/Soffit
Downspouts/Drip-edge/Leak repairs
CAL-RES COATINGS LTD. RESIDENTIAL PAINTING:
We are a full service painting company offering: Interior & Exterior Painting, Shop Wood Finishing/Specialty
Finishes, Elastomeric Stucco Coatings, Kitchen Cabinet
Refinishing, Fully licensed and insured. No deposit
required. Call for a complimentary estimate. Ask for
Joshua 403-369-7534 or visit www.calres.ca.
ARTWOOD FLOORS: We supply install sand stain and
finish site-and pre-finished hardwood floors. 15+ years
of experience. Dustless sanding commercial grade finishes and quality workmanship at competitive prices.
For a free estimate call 403-251-9980 or visit our website at www.artwoodfloors.ca.
WELL EXPERIENCED HOUSE CLEANER AVAILABLE:
Very thorough. Excellent references. I do weekly biweekly or monthly cleanings. I also specialize in post
construction clean ups move in or move out cleanings
as well. Please call Malou at 403-698-3958.
HARDWOOD FLOOR INSTALLATION: Pre-finished,
unfinished, laminate damage repair. Quality craftsmanship. For estimate call Les at 403-236-7991 or 403399-0243.
CONCRETE CUTTING FOR BASEMENT WINDOWS,
DOORS & FLOORS: New openings or enlargements
cut into foundation for basement windows and doors.
Enlarge your existing basement windows to meet fire
code for bedrooms, from cutting basement windows,
doorways to supply and install quality windows, window-well, weeping-tile, core drilling, excavation and
anything concrete cutting. Call 403-570-0555 or text
403-680-0611. Email: [email protected].
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Midnapore-Sundance
Name
Age
Contact
Course
Ayden
15
403-880-4809
Yes
Tianna
15
587-896-8856
No
Laura
15
587-350-5705
Yes
Miranda
16
403-829-3995
Yes
Garrett
16
403-708-7312
Yes
16
403-279-2938
Yes
Aliyah
12
403-801-9420
Yes
Lucy
Amilia
12
403-615-3180
Yes
Lucy
16
403-796-8951
Yes
Petra
12
403-589-3173
Yes
Samantha
16
403-826-8398
Yes
17
403-771-6386
Yes
Maria
12
403-238-1766
Yes
Kendall
Elizabeth
12
403-281-2808
Yes
Kaitlyn
17
403-254-6382
Yes
Shay
13
587-899-3512
Yes
Mackenzie
17
403-861-9671
No
Cailin
13
[email protected]
Yes
Marianne
17
403-909-8654
No
Madeleine
(Maddy)
18
403-975-5180
Yes
Sonya
19
403-389-5921
Yes
Jessica
19
587-580-5696
No
Sarah
19
587-893-8109
Yes
Jaden
20
403-201-1893
Yes
Michelle
21
403-926-5166
No
Christi
22
403-869-1573
Yes
Chantele
24
403-652-0083
No
Catherine
26
514-293-1395
Yes
Heather
27
403-719-5371
No
Michelle
30
403-923-5111
Yes
Dawn
36
403-285-9513
Yes
Heather
37
587-225-8225
Yes
Jane
49
403-467-3607
Yes
Irfana
50
403-398-5219
Yes
Jonahley
50
403-837-6348
Yes
Elmarie
56
403-702-2084
Yes
Sandra
13
403-207-4409
Yes
Rory
13
403-605-6558
Yes
Valeria
13
403-830-7991
Yes
Ashlee
13
403-616-3236
Yes
Liv
13
403-619-6399
Yes
Kaya
13
[email protected]
Yes
Jadelyn
13
403-201-6628
Yes
Sophia
13
403-225-9309
Yes
Grace
13
403-256-8802
Yes
Gabriella
13
403-262-2256
Yes
Dakota
14
403-993-7525
Yes
Erin
14
403-254-2020
Yes
Rhys
14
403-399-7509
Yes
Kaley
14
587-998-2190
Yes
Gracie
14
403-807-6893
Yes
Kaitlyn
14
403-200-7820
Yes
Amanda
14
587-899-8983
Yes
Jacy
14
403-254-4949
Yes
Kelsie
15
403-605-6558
Yes
Claire
15
403-259-8680
Yes
Bronte
15
403-201-4469
Yes
Eden
15
403-225-2595
Yes
Sabrina
15
403-512-3171
Yes
Gillian
15
403-259-8680
Yes
Olivia
15
403-201-3667
Yes
Leah
15
403-862-2487
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GARDENING: Its spring! Let us take care of your flower
bed clean-up. We remove debris, prune shrubs, weed,
turn and re-edge beds, add compost/mulch if needed.
We also do regular garden maintenance, as well as
design, install and renovate gardens. Enjoy a tidy yard
and more free time. Call GardenWise Renovation &
Design 403-278-6109.
ELEMENTS PLUMBING & HEATING: Residential service work including repairs and installations water
heaters furnaces gas lines and renovations. Free estimates and flexible hours. Professional service at affordable rates. 403-281-8089. www.elementsplumbing.ca.
HIGH GRADE LANDSCAPING: Offering weekly lawn
maintenance, spring/fall cleanups (for weekly maintenance customers), aerate and fertilizer applications.
Installation of landscape fabric, wood chips, loam and
crushed rock products. 19 years experience. Licensed,
reliable, courteous service. Midnapore resident. Please
call Brian at 403-863-4298.
LET US CLEAN YOUR HOME! Residential home cleaners available for weekly, bi-weekly, monthly cleaning.
We also do move out/in, one time deep cleaning and
pre/post construction cleaning. Customized packages
available. Call Johanne: 587-215-0765 or Jenn: 403540-0934 or e mail at [email protected].
HOUSE CLEANING: Woman with a European background providing quality house and commercial
cleaning. Honest and responsible, with 10 years of experience and a lot of references. Please call or text at
403-831-2171.
HAPPY WIFE REPAIR SERVICE: 30 years of property
maintenance experience. All small jobs, painting, carpentry, drywall repairs, tiling and window replacement. Call Ted 403-714-3423 or email [email protected].
ROCK’IN LANDSCAPES: Offers landscape construction services such as delivery of any materials (loam,
gravel, rock, etc.). Bobcat services (grading, post holes,
parking pads, etc.). Landscape construction (tree/
shrub planting, patios, rock walls, etc.). 20 years’ experience, informative, reliable. Call Ken 403-259-5226.
NEW, RENO AND REPAIRS: Stucco, siding, stone, soffit and fascia, gutters, painting. 40 years’ experience,
insured and guaranteed work. Many local neighbourhood references and examples to look at. Call Poldom
Construction - Julian at 403-804-0974.
MILLRISE CLEANING SERVICE: has availability for
move-ins, move-outs, weekly, bi-weekly. Call 403-7142508 or Email: [email protected].
CLAUDIA’S UPHOLSTERY: Call Claudia at 403-8738045 or send an e-mail to [email protected] for
free estimates. 30 years of experience. All types of upholstery. Products also available foam and upholstery
supplies.
WINDOW CLEANING DONE THE RIGHT WAY! Exterior
or interior windows scrubbed, squeegeed, rinsed then
hand-polished corner to corner for perfectly clean windows every time. This is highly superior compared to
using extension poles or just the typical wet, squeegee
and go. Call SouthWest Window Cleaning 403-8743265. Free estimate. BBB Member.
HOME REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS: Affordable pricing and high quality and detailed work. Drywall, doors
and windows, lighting, bathrooms, kitchens, painting
and more. Insured. Mon-Fri 8-5pm. Call 403-703-8648
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GARAGE DOORS AND OPENERS: Sales, repairs, replacements, quick service on broken springs and
emergencies. 25 years of experience. Door sales on
now! 403-891-3534. Support local business. sales@
thomsondoors.com www.thomsondoors.com.
WILLYS SMALL ENGINE REPAIR: Repairs and tuneups on outdoor equipment. 25 years experience in
wide variety of outdoor power equipment and small
engines. Lawn mowers, trimmers, generators, snowblowers, etc. March lawnmower tune-up special:
$75.00 includes oil/filter change/power wash with
blade sharpening/balancing. 9212D Horton Road (rear
entrance). David 587-887-9001.
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Understanding
Inflammation
By Dr. Alma Nenshi, Registered Chiropractor
Your body employs a number of powerful biological
responses to keep you alive and healthy. Inflammation has an important role to play in the body’s ability
to heal, but in some situations it can become challenging.
What is Inflammation?
When your body undergoes an injury or encounters
an infection or irritant, it uses inflammation to aid in
the healing process. The body releases chemical substances into the tissue around the injury or infection,
which allows blood more access to the problematic
area. The skin around the inflamed area often grows
red and might feel warm to the touch. Inflammation
can also cause pain as the released chemicals stimulate nerve endings and make the area more sensitive.
This sensitivity prompts you to give the injured area
plenty of rest, helping to improve the body’s ability
to heal.
Inflammation Gone Awry
In the short term, inflammation provides a valuable
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Large playrooms, fenced backyard. Days filled with
lots of fun educational activities, indoor/outdoor play,
crafts, circle and music. Special days for holidays, birthdays etc. Smoke/Pet free home, police check. Call Meagan 403-441-0742.
TUTORS / LESSONS
MATH TUTOR: Experienced high school math teacher
is available to tutor students on a weekly basis. Bachelor of Education and Bachelor of Science in Pure Math
plus years of experience. Flexible times during the day,
some evenings and on Saturdays. I teach math courses
all the way up to Math 31. Call Joanne 403-274-7231.
MATH: Individual instruction / tutoring Grade 9 to
Math 30. Specializing in Pure Math. Daytime adult / upgrading / home-schooled students also welcome. Call
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solution. Call me today to start making your beauty
program easier! Joanne Kellough, Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant. 403-255-7551. www.marykay.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEIGHBOURHOOD CONFLICT? Community Mediation Calgary Society (CMCS) is a no cost mediation and
conflict coaching service that can help you resolve
problems and restore peace! We help neighbours be
neighbours again! www.communitymediation.ca,
403-269-2707.
PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT: Personal and corporate income tax return preparation and e-filing,
general accounting services (bookkeeping, financial
statements, GST, payroll, T4/T5 slips). Certified General
Accountant with 25 years experience, reasonable rates
and convenient location. Daryl Pallesen CGA, #145 251
Midpark Blvd SE. Please call 403-988-2175 or email
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services for Wills, Power of Attorney, Personal Directives, Family Law, (divorce prenuptials etc.) Real Estate,
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$30.00. Nail polish and design $10.00. Also offer glitter tattoos and available for girls’ nail party bookings.
Please call 403-464-8612.
MACINTOSH IT SUPPORT: Troubleshooting and
problem diagnosis. Data transfers / recovery / wipes
of old drives. Windows transfers to Mac. Call Steve at
403-607-4934.
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Understanding
Inflammation cont’d
service. However, inflammation can become chronic,
meaning that it can last for months or even years.
Chronic inflammation can occur if the body’s natural
systems fail to address the root cause of the inflammatory response, or if the immune response mistakenly
starts to attack healthy tissue. This type of inflammation plays a role in a variety of chronic conditions, such
as asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, and ulcerative colitis.
Inflammation can also interfere with your life by causing congestion, fatigue, high blood pressure, allergies,
and weight gain.
While everyone experiences inflammation from time
to time in response to injury or irritation, some lifestyle factors can make you more prone to unnecessary inflammation. A study conducted by the Emory
University School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia
found that sleep deprivation raises the body’s levels
of inflammatory markers, substances in the blood
that show that inflammation is present. People who
are overweight and obese also tend to show higher
levels of these markers. However, a study from the
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle,
Washington, found that postmenopausal women
who were overweight or obese showed a measurable
decrease in inflammation markers when they lost 5%
of their body weight.
Keeping Inflammation Under Control
If you believe you are suffering from uncontrolled
inflammation, check in with your primary care provider to rule out any life-threatening conditions. Then,
schedule a time to talk with your chiropractor. A 2010
study by the University of Quebec at Montreal found
evidence that chiropractic manipulation can cause
inflammation markers to normalize. A chiropractor
can also make lifestyle suggestions to help make sure
your diet, exercise and sleep levels support a healthy
inflammation response.
Inflammation is a very good thing in the right circumstances, but it can cause many challenges in the
wrong ones. Certainly there is no need to keep living
with painful chronic inflammation. Your solution may
just be a phone call away.
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Important Numbers
ALL EMERGENCY CALLS
911
Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre
Alberta Health Care
AHS Addictions Hotline
ATCO Gas – 24 Hour Emergency
Calgary HEALTH LINK 24/7
Calgary Police – Non Emergency
Calgary Women’s Emergency Shelter
Child Abuse Hotline
Kids Help Line
Child Find – Alberta
Distress/Crisis Line
ENMAX – Power Trouble
Poison Centre - Alberta
Suicide Crisis Line
HOSPITALS / URGENT CARE
Alberta Children’s Hospital Foothills Hospital
Peter Lougheed Centre
Rockyview General Hospital
Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre
South Calgary Urgent Care Health Centre
South Health Campus
OTHER
Calgary Humane Society
Calgary Parking Authority
(Towed/Abandoned Vehicles etc.)
Calgary Seniors’ Resource - SeniorConnect
Elder Abuse Resource Line (65+)
Call Before You Dig (Buried Utilities)
City of Calgary
Elder Abuse Resource Line (65+)
Kerby Centre for the 55 plus
Neighbour Mediation Hotline
Road Conditions – Calgary Weather Information
Gamblers Anonymous
403.253.5250
403.310.0000
1.866.332.2322
403.245.7222
403.943.5465
403.266.1234
403.234.7233
1.800.387.5437
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403.270.3463
403.266.4357
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1.800.784.2433
403.955.7211
403.944.1110
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403.943.3000
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two years; savings that took 50 years to accumulate.
Jobs, infrastructure, health care and education demand
a prudent and practical response. And that is what the
Alberta Government has done. We are moving away
from the oil rollercoaster and our resource revenue dependency. We are shifting away from our addiction to
resource revenues and that shift begins now.
jeff wilson
Ph: 403-256-8969 • Fax: 403-256-8970
328, 22 Midlake Blvd SE
Calgary, AB T2X 2X7
[email protected]
www.facebook.com/JeffWilsonMLA
Alberta is Canada’s economic engine. Alberta is a leader
in quality of life and sustainable development. How Alberta arrived there wasn’t by accident or good luck. We
achieved this by perseverance and by maintaining our
commitment to our values. We are now faced with the
greatest challenge in a generation. Alberta’s revenues
are in deep decline.
It is sometimes difficult to truly understand the scope of
a problem as large as Alberta’s revenue shortfall. Since
September 2014 global oil prices have fallen 60%. This
equates to 1/5 of Alberta’s public revenue. The revenue
hasn’t weakened; $7 billion has been lost. To give you a
better understanding, a good comparison the loss of $7
billion equals Alberta’s entire education budget or for
another comparison this would be the money needed to
run our healthcare system from January to July.
Contrary speculation, oil prices are not going to rebound
quickly. This time the problem is much steeper and will
remain with us for much longer than Albertans have
seen before. Government has worked with energy and
financial experts. Although we can expect oil prices to
recover by 2017/2018 to $80 per barrel; we simply cannot afford to do nothing and wait. If Alberta chooses to
wait for oil prices to increase we will be forced to fall back
on our financial resources and that is not a solution our
government has accepted.
If we do nothing we will be in a position where we will
have eliminated all of Alberta’s savings within less than
The Alberta Government has released a fiscally prudent
budget with a balanced approach to dealing with these
challenges. The 2015/2016 Budget reflects Alberta’s
economic reality and the values Albertans share. Deficits of this proportion are not easily solved. We listened
to economists who advised Alberta’s government not to
move too fast in cutting costs and expenditures. Closing the gap between revenue and expenditures in one
budget would mean drastic cuts and spending measures that would sink Alberta into a recession. This would
leave us vulnerable in maintaining essential services
and unable to protect our most vulnerable citizens. Alberta needed to shift our thinking, our old habits and
find a new and sustainable approach.
The Alberta Government has released our 10-year fiscal plan. Our plan is prudent and looks to the future;
allowing our children’s generations to enjoy the same
prosperity Albertans have enjoyed. It is a decisive action
plan and a balanced response to the challenges we face.
We are committed to staying with our plan and doing
our part to keep Alberta on track. We have taken action
to protect jobs and our essential services while keeping
our commitment to the Alberta advantage. Yes we have
acted prudently but we have ensured our most vulnerable are protected –not just for today but for tomorrow.
I hope you will share your thoughts and feedback with
me on the budget.
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Hello Ward 14!
April is a transition month here in Calgary. Technically
it is spring, but anyone who has been here for more
than a year knows that it is spring in name only. We
will likely be living with snow on the ground for a little
while longer, and although temperatures will gradually be climbing, there is still the definite possibility of
some cold weather.
I’m going to blaze the trail into spring this month regardless of the conditions outside, but first let me
mention Aldertalk. This month’s edition of Aldertalk
is on April 11 from noon to 2 p.m. at the Queensland
Community Hall (649 Queensland Drive SE). If you
can’t make it this month, you can find upcoming dates
at www.calgary.ca/aldertalk.
City landfills will be taking yard waste free of charge
from residential customers again this year. Your chance
is from April 17 to May 31, but before you leave for the
landfill there are a couple of things you should remember. First, you should only bring things like leaves,
branches, and plants (no sod, please). Second, it needs
to either be left loose or be in a paper yard waste bag.
It’s a great program that really helps the City cut down
on waste, and this year yard waste from the September snowstorm will also be accepted. I suggest you
take advantage of it, and visit www.calgary.ca/waste.
Another sign of spring is street cleaning. You should
keep an eye out for signs on the streets in your neighbourhood starting April 13, because that is when Calgary’s Roads department begins its 2015 Spring cleanup program.
By now some Ward 14 communities have been notified of Canada Post’s intention to convert their mail
service from door-to-door to community mailboxes.
While service to those who have been contacted will
be converted within the year, all service across the
ward, the city, and the country will be converted within the next five years.
Several have contacted my office about the changes,
and rightly so. My door is always open, so to speak,
and I am always here to listen, but I want to make it
clear that Canada Post is leading the engagement process with residents, not the City of Calgary.
Canada Post, under the Federal Canada Post Act, may
install, erect or relocate in any public place, including
a public roadway, any receptacle or device to be used
for the collection, delivery or storage of mail. However,
if residents have issues with the sites selected, they
should call Canada Post.
I will write again for May. Until then, take care and feel
free to contact me anytime.
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INVESTING 404
Investing 101 is to buy a house, pay oﬀ your mortgage and set some money aside
for a rainy day.
Investing 202 introduces you to Canada Saving Bonds, GICs, RRSPs and TFSAs.
AltaLink’s North Foothills Transmission Project includes a new 240 kV transmission line from east
of High River to southeast Calgary.
This project will reinforce the electrical system and provide Albertans with a reliable supply of
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Investing 303 involves mutual funds, stocks and more sophisticated investments
Investing 404 looks into alternatives after the foundation of your investments
has been established. With extra money one can buy a bigger house, purchase a
vacation property, invest in works of art or look at other things to collect that should
increase in value or at least keep up with inflation.
For the past 64 years the Calgary Numismatic Society (CNS) has quietly been
providing a forum where investors in coins, paper money, tokens or other forms of
money can meet, discuss, debate and decide on the value of a great many items
relating to all forms of money. In the 1960s coin collecting became a craze with all
manner of people getting into the hobby with absurd profits being made. The silver
crash of 1970 brought this to an abrupt end and many were left with large losses.
Since then the value of coins and other quality numismatic items have kept pace
with inflation. Those who do the research, do not expect to get rich overnight and
invest in quality items have found both an enjoyable hobby and a way to build
alternative assets in their investment portfolio.
The CNS welcomes new members who want to further their knowledge about this
investment alternative. The club meets ten times a year (except July and August)
on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 7:30 pm at the following southwest Calgary
location:
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