June 2016 - Fairview Community Association

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JUNE 2016
DELIVERED MONTHLY TO 2,800 HOUSEHOLDS
FAIRVIEW in Focus
THE OFFICIAL fairview COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
In This Issue:
• 2016 Annual General Meeting Wednesday, June 8th, 7pm
• Spring Cleanup Events Wrap-up
• Membership Drive continues to
succeed!
• Fairview Board meeting Tuesday, June 15th, 7pm
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President’s Message
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Board Bits & Business 9
Membership Drive
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fairview information
Our Vision
To promote and enhance a healthy, safe and productive environment for the residents of Fairview by providing access to programs, services and information,
all while establishing a sense of community identity and
belonging.
MLA, Calgary-Acadia
Brandy Payne, NDP
[email protected] • 403-640- 1363
Board of Directors
President
Dave Eisenbart
403-454-8327
[email protected]
1st Vice
Kara Fredrickson
403-999-5572
[email protected] 2nd Vice
Pat Hirsche
403-259-4341
[email protected]
Treasurer
Stacey McDougall
403-474-1305
[email protected]
Secretary
Carah Scherwitz
403-301-5223
[email protected]
Fairview in Focus
Fairview in Focus is published monthly by Great News
Publishing and delivered by Canada Post to all Fairview
homes.
Directors at Large
Bonnie Briand
403-998-8933
Elizabeth Duerkop 403-245-9346
Melody Eisenbart 403-454-8327
Vanessa Hanel
403-808-6878
Robert Isaac
403-355-5335
Joanne Norton
403-474-1326
Regan Klyn
403-698-1566
Community Services Contacts
•Police Non-Emergency Services (Dist 6) 403-567-6600
•Community Liaison Officer: Cst. Henry Robinson #4196
•403-567-6600, [email protected]
•Community & Neighbourhood Services, South Area: 311
•www.welcomewagon.ca, 1-844-299-2466
•www.calgaryyouthjustice.com, 403-261-9861
•Fairview Arena 403-452-3082 www.fairviewarena.com
•In-Definite Arts 403-253-3174 www.indefinitearts.com
Government Representatives
Councillor, Ward 9
Gian-Carlo Carra
[email protected] • www.carra4ward9.ca • 403-268-2430
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MP, Calgary-Midnapore
Honourable Jason Kenney
[email protected], www.jasonkenney.ca • 403-225-3480
The opinions expressed within any published article,
report or submission reflects those of the author, and
should not be considered to reflect those of the Fairview
Community Association. The information contained
in this newsletter is believed to be accurate, but is not
warranted to be so. The Community Association does
not endorse any person or persons advertising in this
newsletter, and publication of these ads should not be
considered an endorsement of any goods or services.
Submission Deadline: 10th of the month for the next
month’s news.
Comments, questions and submissions are always
welcome.
Editor Email:
Mail: Messages:
Email: Website:
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Box 78053, 383 Heritage Dr SE
Calgary, AB T2H 2Y1
403.252.5424
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ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING
Wednesday, June 8, 2016, 7:00pm
8038 Fairmount Drive SE
Mark your calendars! Our Annual General Meeting is on June 8th. This is an important
meeting for our Association. Come and hear about the exciting things happening in Your
Community!
We’ve done some Amazing things!
This year’s AGM is for our year from March 2015 to the end of February 2016.
The meeting will feature a recap of the past fiscal year, our financial statement
presentation, and election of officers.
Please consider stepping up this year to volunteer for your
community association!
[email protected]
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President’s message
June will mark the end of my term as
President of the Fairview Community
Association and I appreciate all the
support this community has given us
during that time. When I started out in
October of 2012 we focused on three
main areas for the Association and I
thought I’d use this month’s column to reflect on our
progress in these areas:
Communication
Before my term as president we had already undertook
a facelift of our newsletter and website as well as a new
logo to better brand our name in these modern times.
While our newsletter remains a very important vehicle
for information in Fairview, I pushed to expand our repertoire towards a multimodal approach to reach different audiences. We expanded on this by creating an
email newsletter that had reached nearly 300 people
prior to the anti-spam legislation halved that number.
We have since come back up to nearly 210 on our
distribution list and growing. Shortly after that we developed a Facebook page that is used primarily as an
information distribution channel which has nearly 300
likes. We do our best to keep the information on our
website current. We have improved the quality of our
advertising while utilizing local help in this area (thanks
Paul!). And earlier this year we made a major change
to our newsletter by switching to a different printer/
distributor, Great News, that significantly improved
our distribution (particularly to businesses and apartments), provided a more professional-looking newsletter and saves us a significant amount of money.
Relationships
Our relationships with our community partners and
volunteers has always been strong and I strived to
maintain these through open communication, honesty, hard work, fulfilling promises and showing appreciation. However, I also saw opportunity to build new
relationships within our volunteer base and residents,
public representatives and private businesses. We
have maintained a very good relationship with two of
our biggest, central community partners, In-Definite
Arts and the Fairview Arena. We have worked closely
with two levels of government (municipal and provincial) on community interests and issues and tried
to maintain contact with our two local schools whenever possible. We have expanded our volunteer base
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in large part by exploring new initiatives and engaging
residents with diverse interests. And we have significantly developed and strengthened ties to many local
and a few larger businesses by finding mutually beneficial partnerships including sponsorship of many of our
events and infrastructure projects as well as through
our Fairview Business Initiative newsletter column. And
most importantly, we have expanded our membership
base to record highs and maintain one of the highest
rates of memberships within the entire city!
Finances
Ensuring our long term financial sustainability was one
of the most pressing areas we have focused on. Some
of the key moves we made in this area include (but
are not limited to): Actively soliciting donations at all
of our major community events; attempting to make
each community event and program financially independent (i.e. cost recovery); better utilizing our Gaming
funds (rather than general funds) to cover many different expenses including some admin/office expenses,
ice rental for skating and shinny hockey, our Hazardous
Waste Roundup expenses and our outdoor movie night
company expense; actively seeking out business sponsorship for all of our events; changing newsletter providers to reduce our printing, editing and delivery costs;
investing our stagnant Gaming and general funds into
GIC’s to realize a small amount of interest; increasing our
membership fee from $10 to $15; changing our financial
service provider to realize more interest and investment
options; eliminating our internet expenses and drastically reducing our phone expenses at our office; expanding fundraising efforts through social events (Wine
& Cheese, bowling night) and other venues (e.g. Bottle
Drive). While some of these decisions may not have always been the most popular, they were necessary and
I stand behind the decisions of the Board here more
than anywhere else. There is still some work to do on
this file, but we are in a much better financial position
moving forward.
It’s been an amazing 4 years full of great successes (with
a few misses along the way), meeting wonderful and
spirited people and developing relationships to last a
lifetime. It has been exceptionally rewarding personally. We’ve come a long way, but when I look around the
City at all the great community initiatives, there is still a
world of possibilities left to explore!
On that note, our AGM is coming up on Wednesday,
June 8th, 7pm at In-Definite Arts (lower level). We will
celebrate another great year for the Association and are
President’s message
...cont’d
asking for your support at this important meeting. And
please consider stepping up to fill a spot on the Board
(only 4 spots are currently open!) - if you have enthusiasm for improving the community you live in or if you
have a specific interest in something that we are doing
(or could be doing, or could be doing better;), then consider joining us! We also have particular needs to find
individuals interested in our traffic committee, off-leash
dog park committee, Fairview Park committee, social
committee and cleanup events committee
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And lastly, another big thank you to all the volunteers
who helped make our Spring Cleanup Events and Membership Drive another success! We continue to have a
super strong volunteer base for these popular events
and a great turnout from Fairview residents and beyond
supporting our efforts. A full wrap-up on the events can
be found as you read on.
Enjoy your summer!
Dave
2016-2017
Memberships
Sale
Thanks to all our awesome volunteers who helped
with our Membership Drive in April! We couldn’t have
done it without you!
Did we miss you? You can still get your membership
online
www.fairviewcommunity.ca/get-involved/
membership or by completing the form in this newsletter or contact [email protected].
Help make our community a great place to live, work,
and play!
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As we wind down for the summer, here is a final summary of the things your community association has
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Board Bits &
Business
Fairview Community Association Annual General
Meeting
Wednesday, June 8th, 2016 – 7pm
Fairview Community Building, Lower level
Everyone welcome! See full page ad elsewhere in this
newsletter for full details. Members please consider
coming out to support your community association at
this important event!
Fairview Community Association Board Meeting
Tuesday, June 15, 7:00 pm
Fairview Community Building, Lower level
June’s meeting is particularly important as the Board
elects its new executive and wraps up the work for the
year. Come check us out! Please contact our Secretary
at [email protected] if you wish to attend- all members are encouraged & welcome to do so.
Got an idea for a Community event?
Contact any Board member, or our Secretary, to be put
on the agenda at any Board meeting.
We wrapped up Imagine Fairview with a report back to
the community in mid-April. Many ideas were shared
and hopefully some of them can be incorporated into
future ideas for the community. As mentioned in last
month’s newsletter, some very interesting, creative
and informative videos about the community of Fairview were made by each group and are now available
through our website (fairviewcommunity.ca) or directly at the Imagine Fairview website: imaginefairview.
wordpress.com.
Our Social Committee is organizing the details of our
next big events including our Fairview Family Festival
& Film Night on Friday, September 9th (mark your calendars!) and our next Wine & Cheese event (aiming
for October/November).
The Fairview Park (baseball diamond) Committee
continues to work hard to gather information to present to the community to determine the appetite for
repurposing this central park space into a multi-season, multi-use site that considers the needs of many
different demographics of the community. We are
also looking for any past history of the site, photos,
etc. that can be included in a report. Please contact
us if you have any such information through one of
our co-chairs: Vanessa at 403-808-6878 or Dave at
403-454-8327 or email [email protected].
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We continue to work hard to build our membership
setting new records every year and maintaining one
of the highest membership percentages in the city!
At the time of this writing, the Playground Committee is awaiting final approval for CFEP funding and
to use our Gaming funds to put towards our Fawn
Playground - details on the final plans for this site can
be found on our website. We should hopefully know
about funding shortly after you receive this newsletter in your mailbox.
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Membership
Your community association is a group of volunteers
who work to make your community a great place to live
for residents of all ages. You can become involved with
your community association in two important ways:
a) Become a member – when you purchase a membership in your community association, your dues
are used to offer you and your neighbours many programs and activities.
b) Become a volunteer – Community Associations
rely on volunteers to make things happen. There are
many ways you can volunteer to make your community a more enjoyable place to live. At the same time
you will make new friends and learn skills.
A GOOD REASON TO JOIN TODAY!
•Representing the Community on Regional Committees and Initiatives
•Community association designates represent the
community on regional issues of interest such as
major parks, major infrastructure projects in the area
or social issues.
Membership forms and payment can be dropped off
at the Fairview Arena mail slot, mailed to Box 78053,
383 Heritage Dr SE, Calgary, AB T2H 2Y1 or purchased
online at www.fairviewcommunity.ca.
Complete the below form and include with your payment:
March 1, 2016 to February 28, 2017
Membership Fee: $15 per Family (Up to two registered adults and any number of children under the age of 18
living at the same residence). Please make cheques payable to: Fairview Community Association.
Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________
Postal Code: ______________________________________ Phone: _____________________________________
Email:________________________________________________________________________________________
I am interested in volunteering: Yes No
I am interested in receiving updates by email: Yes No
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Membership
Drive
The Tradition
Continues!
Some very sunny and warm weather was
the backdrop to the Fairview Community
Association Annual Membership Drive this
year. Our fantastic group of Membership
Drive volunteers did it again! Through our
annual “Knock on Every Door” campaign, we
have topped five hundred memberships for
the 2016 – 2017 membership year. We had
several new canvassers this time and along
with our VV’s (veteran volunteers) we once
again have a strong presence of Community
Members in the neighbourhood.
If you still have a Pink Sheet dropped in your
mailbox during the drive, please take a moment to join the Association – all the ways
to do that are listed on the sheet for you.
Here is the Team of Volunteers – Thanks
to All!!
Pati Page, Dave Eisenbart, Kara Fredickson,
Regan Klyn, Leah Fiebelkorn, Robyn Boldt,
Carah Scherwitz, Pat Hirsche, Elizabeth
Duerkop, Emily Gidden, Dorothy Burton,
Donna Wynnychuk, Melody Eisenbart,
Heather Jones, Sylvie Lebihan, Phoebe
Greentree, Heidi Kearns, Jackie Boechler,
Christy Morrison, Bonnie Briand, Annet
Shea, Joanne Norton, Kyra Frank, Jerry
Charlton, Mark Dutkowski, Henry Spirk
with extra thanks to Pat for her efforts
in organizing the Drive and Donna for
covering an enormous amount of houses
year after year!
Membership Stats
Street
No. of
homes
2015
2016
2016
Members
71 Avenue
10
4
5
50%
78 Avenue
22
15
17
77%
Fairmount Drive
68
25
22
32%
Fairview Crescent
60
13
14
23%
Fairview Drive
92
24
35
38%
Farnham Drive
67
39
35
52%
Farrell Road
64
18
16
25%
Fawn Crescent
46
16
21
46%
Fay Road
33
6
7
21%
Fenton Road
36
18
22
61%
Ferncliff Crescent
80
24
24
30%
Fernie Place
14
8
3
21%
Fielding Drive
66
15
22
33%
Flavelle Road
82
49
55
67%
Fleetwood Drive
78
43
39
50%
Flint Road
1
0
0
0%
Foley Road
33
21
24
73%
Foster Road
15
8
7
47%
Fountain Road
79
35
29
37%
Foxwell Road
29
6
6
21%
Franklin Drive
51
25
26
51%
Fraser Road
27
11
12
44%
Fredson Drive
61
19
18
30%
Frobisher Blvd
32
14
16
50%
Fulham Street
1
1
1
100%
Fullerton Road
42
17
14
33%
Fyffe Road
68
27
17
25%
1257
501
507
40%
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SCHOOL INFORMATION
On behalf of Community Standards & Waste and Recycling Services
Thank you Fairview
Congratulations on a successful Community Cleanup on May 8, 2016.
The weights collected for this year:
Garbage: 21640 kgs
Organics: 3690 kgs
Total: 25330 kgs
Thank you to the Community Association and residents for your commitment to help
create healthy, safe and vibrant communities.
Calgary Board of
Education
403-294-8255
www.cbe.ab.ca
Lord Beaverbrook High
403-259-5585
schools.cbe.ab.ca/b850
Acadia School
9603 - 5 Street SE
403-777-8440
Sam Livingston School
12011 Bonaventure Dr. SE
403-777-6890
Fairview School
403-777-7900
Willow Park School
343 Willow Park Drive SE
403-777-6900
schools.cbe.ab.ca/b331/
Juno Beach Academy
315 - 86 Avenue SE
403-777-7210
David Thompson School
9320 Arbour Crescent SE
403-777-7470
Le Roi Daniels School
47 Fyffe Road SE
403-777-6420
Other School
Information
Alberta Education
780-644-5752
education.alberta.ca/
apps/schoolsdir/
Calgary Catholic School
District
403-500-2000
www.cssd.ab.ca
Bishop Grandin
111 Haddon Road SW
Phone: 403-500-2047
www.cssd.ab.ca/bishop
grandin
St. Cecilia
610 Agate Cres. SE
Phone: 403-500-2040
www.cssd.ab.ca/
stcecilia/
St. Matthew
416 - 83 Avenue SE
Phone: 403-500-2030
www.cssd.ab.ca/
stmatthew/
Submit your school news
to news@fairview
community.ca.
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The mission of the Cooperative is to allow for seniors to stay at home and be supported as they age. The first leg of this project is to
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RBC Group Advantage is a comprehensive program designed to help
business owners meet their employees’ financial needs by providing:
We are also looking for existing service providers in your community, if you know of anyone who owns their own business and offering
any of these services, please do encourage them to also come out and meet with us. All service providers will be required to complete
a Criminal and Vulnerable Sector Check with Calgary Police Services.
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suite in your existing home. Suites would be managed by our Co-operative in consultation with the home owner.
Support your employees and keep your competitive advantage. Call
Investment Advisor Michael Martin at 403-266-9655 to learn more.
Please join us at one of our membership drives in your community to hear more about this concept.
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We were fortunate this year that the weather cooperated and
we had mostly sunny days for all three of our cleanup events!
(especially fortunate that the pouring rain held off until the evening of Spring Fling!). Thank you so much to all of the volunteers
who helped make these events a continued success! Here’s what
transpired:
Our 18th Annual Parade of Garage Sales on April 30th, sponsored by Ed Belanger of Maxwell Realty remained extremely
popular with garages full of people throughout the day! Sales
were again very strong likely because we remain one of the earliest parades in Calgary. We had a total of 34 sales in this year’s
parade, down from our record high last year of 44.
Big thank you’s go out to:
•Ed Belanger of Maxwell Realty for continued sponsorship of
this event!
•Stacey McDougall for organizing this event, keeping everything
sorted and delivering packages
•Paul Van Elsberg of paulparrazzi.com for the design of our
beautiful inserts and colourful maps once again!
•Digital Post for printing support.
•Wilk’s Booth YYC food truck - mmmm… very delicious burgers… hope you didn’t miss out!
•The Fairmount Medical Clinic for use of their parking lot during the event and the volunteer crew who helped sweep up the
parking lot before the event!
•The volunteer crew who helped sweep the medical clinic parking lot the night before the event.
Our 20th Annual Spring Fling Community Cleanup continued
to be popular, though slightly less busy likely due to coinciding
with Mother’s Day. The weather was decent (not too hot, not too
cold) and we had an up and down lineup of vehicles until about
1:00pm. However, with an additional garbage truck starting early
in the day this year, the lineup moved a little quicker than the last
couple of years.
Between the cookies and lunch fare, the concession sales were
just shy of $370 and donations totalled around $280! Thank
you for your support! We are still awaiting the total weights of
garbage and recycling but we had roughly 140 different homes
drop off materials plus our volunteer drivers collected from 44
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Big thanks go out to:
•The City of Calgary for providing their trucks
and support for the event.
•The private organizations for their involvement - Navajo Metals, Technotrash, and
Women in Need Society.
•And again thank you to Paul Van Elsberg for
the design work on our advertising inserts
and Digital Post for printing assistance.
•Resident Randy Wentz for the donation of
his loader and services to move/crush heavy
materials
•SAWHA for providing volunteer parking directors and IDA/Fairview Arena for allowing
use of the parking lot
•And of course to all of the volunteers from
this community - you continue to be the
biggest reason why this event remains the
best in Calgary!
We had, yet again, a perfectly warm, sunny
day for the 6th Annual Bottle Drive on May
14th. The day ran very smoothly with volunteer truck drivers collecting all the bottles
quickly and a strong volunteer counting crew.
Volunteers enjoyed a free lunch and we had
everything completed right around 2pm. We
raised just over $2500 at this event! (up from
around $2100 last year!).
Thank you to: Youth Volunteer Corp for providing a group of hard working youth volunteers for the event; Chinook Bottle Depot
for their support of this event; and of course
all of the volunteer leaflet deliverers, truck
drivers, truck loaders, sorters, cooks and
cleanup crew (just over 100 volunteer hours!)
for all of their hard work! We hope to see you
out next year!
Parade of Garage Sales
S P R I N G FL I N G
Spring Cleanup
Events Wrap-Up
different houses (a modern day record!). There
were some issues regarding electronics recycling (our recycler will now only accept personal home electronics such as TV’s, DVD’s,
computers), but we will have this sorted out
for next year. We are also planning on having
tire recycling for next year (and likely every
other year as there are minimal amounts of
tires dropped off on a yearly basis).
B OTT LE
DRI VE
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RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES
senior’s resources
Fairview Baptist Church
230 – 78 Ave SE – P: 403-252-1704
Visit www.fairviewbaptistchurch.ca
E-mail [email protected]
Camp affiliation: whisperingpinesbiblecamp.com
Fairview Baptist Church welcomes you to a traditional
morning worship service at 11am. Sunday school (for
all ages) at 9:30.
Do You Love to Sing?
Sing With the Calgary Music Makers Seniors!
Everyone’s Welcome. Rehearsals are at 9:15 am, every
Thursday morning at the Fairview Baptist Church, 230
78th Avenue S.E. For more information, call 403-2454115 or 403-201-9138 or email [email protected]
McDougall United Church
8516 Athabasca Street SE – P 403-252-1620
www.mcdougalluc-calgary.net
Services held every Sunday beginning at 9:50am
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
940 Acadia Drive SE, Phone: 403-720-8066
Sacrament Services are Sundays at 9am & 1pm
Lighthouse Church
9827E Horton Road SW
P. 403-640-2099
www.calgarylighthouse.com
[email protected]
Interdenominational - Charismatic Worship, Sunday
Worship at 10:30 am at, Staff Pastor: Frank Amantea
The Four12 Youth Centre is a free weekly drop-in
event for youth aged 13-17 in the Calgary communities of Haysboro, Willow Park, Acadia, Fairview and
Southwood. The Youth Centre offers video games,
board games, monitored internet stations, movies on
the big-screen, foosball and air hockey. Open every Friday from 7-10pm, to youth of any background, culture
or belief system. Contact us or email [email protected].
Heritage Time-Out: Wednesdays, 9-11 am. Enjoy quilting, knitting, card making, and more! Register to come
each week or just drop-in. Baby sitting for tots and
special rates for seniors. For more info email timeout
[email protected]
Calgary World Harvest
680 Acadia Drive SE – P: 403-873-1329
www.calgaryworldharvest.com
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
703 Heritage Drive SE – P: 403-255-0001
Our regular hours of Sunday worship are 9:30 A.M. and
11:15 A.M. Child care for infants up to three years old
is available at both Sunday morning services. Parking
can be found in our own lot, at the YMCA next door, or
on neighbouring streets.
Meets every Sunday 11am.
St. Andrew’s hosts the Southern Sudan Christian
Church. This worship community meets on Sunday
afternoons at 1:30 P. M. for services in the Nuer language. St. Andrew’s endeavours to be a community
supporting these people within our midst.
Email us at [email protected] to include
your news and events!
A GOOD
REASON TO
JOIN TODAY!
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“A place where you’re not an accident waiting to happen, but a destiny waiting to be fulfilled”
Balm of Gilead Evangelistic Ministries
2, 7640 Fairmount Drive SE - P: 403-453-0447
www.greater-works.org
[email protected]
Services: Evenings 7-9pm, Sunday 10am – noon, First
Friday of the month all night prayer service 9pm – 1am.
Representing the Community on
Regional Committees and Initiatives
Community association designates represent the
community on regional issues of interest such as
major parks, major infrastructure projects in the
area or social issues.
Who to call?
There are many resources and services for seniors in Calgary
403-287-3510
Outreach services (for adults 65+) for South communities
403-705-3246
The Kerby Centre can provide information on a range of services from grocery delivery,
housing, counselling, disability services, to home care
403-264-7700
24-Hour Seniors’ Help Line – There is always someone to take calls from concerned
citizens who have identified seniors they believe are at risk or could use a helping hand
2-1-1
Information and referral to Calgary area community, government and social services
1-877-644-9992
Alberta Seniors Info Line
www.seniors.alberta.ca
Senior resources, information and groups in the Calgary area
Copies of the Seniors Directory of Services are available at your local library, local grocery stores or the
Community & Neighbourhood Services South Area office (502 Heritage Drive SW).
Cedarbrae Senior Go-Getters
Flr 2-4885 Hubalta Rd SE
Phone: 403-288-3371
55+, Hours: 12:00-2:30 pm
Wheelchair accessible
Calgary FLC Seniors Club
Trico Wellness Centre, 11150 Bonaventure Dr SE
Hugh Phelan
403-271-8389, www.flcseniors.ca
55+, Email [email protected]
Heritage Seniors
703 Heritage Dr. S.W.
Info: 403-236-7018
50+ Wheelchair accessible, 4 days per week, various
activities
Email [email protected]
Calgary Music Makers
Fairview Baptist Church 230-78 Ave SE
P: 403-245-4115 or 403-201-9138
[email protected]
www.calgarymusicmakers.ca
50+ Choir, Mixed voices. 9:30am Thursday practices
Inglewood Silver Threads Association
1311 9 Ave SE
Phone: 403-264-1006
55+, Hours: 9:30 am-2:00 pm, Wheelchair accessible,
Email: [email protected]
Know Your Neighbour Club
1-10601 Southport Rd SW
Phone: 403-225-2362
Email [email protected]
55+, Wheelchair accessible
Forge Senior Citizens Club
Flr 2-4885 Hubalta Rd SE
Phone: 403-288-3371
55+, Hours: 12-2:30pm, Wheelchair accessible
McDougall United Church - Heritage Time Out
8516 Athabasca St SE, P: 403-252-1620
All ages. Wednesdays 9-11am, Drop-in and enjoy
quilting, knitting, card making, and more! For more
information, email [email protected].
Haysboro Senior Resources Group
Dorothy
P: (403) 255-7438 [email protected]
Meets monthly, speakers, information sessions, entertainment, and usually one bus trip.
South Fish Creek 50+ Drop In
100-333 Shawville Blvd SE, P: 403-201-8652
Email: [email protected] www.sfcra.com
Fri: 9am-12:00pm, Wheelchair accessible.
If you would like your group or event listed, please
email us at [email protected].
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Pre-School, Playgroups, Child Care Information
Kingsland Community Preschool
505 78 Ave. SW
403-258-1308
Ages 3 & 4
www.kingsland communitypreschool.com
Pre-schools
Active Learning Programs Ltd.
1401 Acadia Dr. SE
Phone: 403-473-0600
Ages 19months to 5 years
Regular, Advanced, Bilingual
Before & After School Care
www.activelearningprograms.ca
Haysboro Community Centre
1204-89th Ave SW
P: 403-253-1563
Parent run, 3/4 yr olds
www.haysboro.org/haysboropre-school/
Playgroups
Acadia & Fairview Families
240-90th AVE. SE
Free, Tuesdays 9:30-11am
www.facebook.com/
groups/135018999849983/
Haysboro Community Centre
1204-89th Ave SW
P: 403-253-1563
Tot Time, Mondays 9–11am
www.haysboro.org/
Southwest Communities
Resource Centre -Parent Talk
#42, 2580 Southland Drive SW
P: 403-238-9222, [email protected]
Thursday mornings, 10:30am–12pm.
Mapleridge Cooperative
Preschool
600 Acadia Drive SE
P: 403-278-9594
Ages 3 & 4
www.mapleridgepreschool.com
Southland Leisure Centre
2000 Southland Drive SW
P: 403-648-6550
Drop-in/Registered Ages 2-4
www.calgary.ca/CSPS/Recreation/
Pages/Leisure-centres/Southland.aspx
Willow Park Preschool
680 Acadia Drive SE
Phone 403-271-7016
Ages 3 & 4
www.willowparkpreschool.com/
McDougall United Church
8516 Athabasca Street S.E
Heritage Time-Out
Wednesdays 9-11am
[email protected]
youth directory - Support Fairview Youth!
Youth are listed including their area of
residence. Some youth may be willing to
provide services in other areas of our community. Contact them directly to check on
availability. Get on the list by sending your
contact information to [email protected].
Child Care
Acadia & Fairview Families
240-90th AVE. SE
Free, Tuesdays 9:30am-11:00am
www.facebook.com/
groups/135018999849983/
Jackie’s Day Home
Private day home
P: 403-831-4419
Email: [email protected]
Youth first names and phone numbers are
listed according to service provided and
youth area of residence. Fairview Community Association accepts no responsibility
as a regulatory body and does not endorse
or screen any of the people who are listed
in or who use this directory. This information is used in the Fairview Community ‘In
Focus’ newsletter and Fairview in Focus
online newsletter and can be discontinued upon request. Call 403-252-5424 or
email [email protected] to add,
modify or delete your information from
this listing.
Calgary AfterSchool
Opportunities for children and
youth ages 6 to 16, Monday to
Friday, between 3 and 6 pm. Visit
www.calgary.ca/afterschool.
www.DaycareIQ.com is a Calgary
based website that helps parents
find child care in their community.
Your listing could be here! Email
[email protected]
makes no representations about
the suitability, reliability, timeliness,
and accuracy of the playgroups,
pre-schools and/or childcare provided and we do not assume any
responsibility for the accuracy or
reliability of this information. The
does not assume and expressly disclaims any liability that may result
from the use of this information.
Babysitters
•Emily, 403-640-4458, Area B
•Quinlan, 586-436-4877, Area B
•Madeleine, 403-270-2342, Area B
•Sarah, 403-640-4458, Area B
•Rhiannon, 403-253-0330, Area C
•Caitlin, 403-245-3428 Area D
•Emily, 587-707-9923, Area D
•Emma, 403-212-1040, Area D
•Kaitlyn, 403-274-4692, Area D
•Gina, 403-249-3801, Area D
•Nia, 403-804-0631, Area D
•Nadia, 587-830-6556, Area D
Pet Sitters
•Milla, 403-452-1634, Area A
•Rhiannon, 403-253-0330, Area C
•Emily, 587-707-9923, Area D
•Emma, 403212-1040, Area D
Mowing/Landscaping
Now looking for Mowers/
Landscapers. Your name
could Be HERE – Email office@
fairviewcommunity.ca to sign-up
today!
Newsletter deliverer required
Get some exercise and earn some extra money! Newsletter delivery person needed
for once per month delivery of Fairview in Focus. Route consists of approximately 650
homes on the east side of Fairmount Dr and Farrell Rd. Delivery takes from 5 – 6 hours and
is usually scheduled either the last or the first weekend of each month, to be completed
by the following Tuesday. Adult carrier required but suitable for a family willing to deliver
with their older children. This is a contract position paying $90 per delivery month and an
additional $25 for each insert in any given month. If interested, please email president@
fairviewcommunity.ca or leave a message at 403-454-8327.
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in & around
schools
South West Communities
Resource Centre
Mapleridge Cooperative
Preschool
#42 2580 Southland Drive SW, T2V 4J8
Phone: 403-238-9222 • Email: [email protected] • www.swcrc.ca
Our students had two wonderful field trips in May. The
4-year-old classes spent some time in the Inglewood
Bird Sanctuary classroom before heading off on a beautiful nature walk and picnic. The 3-year-old class went
to the zoo and learned all about penguins as they took
part in the preschool penguin program. These were two
memorable adventures and the students are still talking
about them!
The end of May brought a year-end party for all the students. The 4-year-olds proudly participated in a graduation ceremony. June will bring a day to share with
families and school friends with a final picnic together
at Lake Bonavista.
As our school year comes to a close, we would like to
thank all parents and families that helped support our
school this past year. We would especially like to thank
Mrs. Killam for all the love and devotion she has provided to each and every child, as it has allowed for their
early school years to be filled with positive memories.
Please mark your calendars for the 2016/2017 school
year orientation on September 6, 2016. We still have a
few spots in the 3 and 4-year-old classes! If you would
like more information about the preschool please call
us at 403-278-9594, email us at mapleridgepreschool
@hotmail.com or visit the website at www.
mapleridgepreschool.com.
Located in the Professional Wing of the
Oakridge Co-Op Mall
Connecting you to the Resources you Need
You live in one of the 28 communities served by the SWCRC. If you are in need of information or resources, or if you
are facing a challenging situation of any kind and you aren’t
sure how to move forward, please call us at 403-238-9222
to make an appointment with one of our Community Resource Workers.
As priorities have shifted to more eco-friendly and environmentally sound products, West Coast Kids has followed the needs of our customers. Offering a variety of
organic, eco-conscious and green products ensures that
West Coast Kids gives parents the ‘baby-safe’ nursery
they are looking for.
Our two Community Resource Workers are social workers
who will:
•sit down and talk with you for an extended period of time
•provide supportive counselling
•help you assess your situation
•identify the strengths and resources you already have
•provide information about, and referrals to, other available resources, programs and services
•help you “navigate the system”
E-Children, along with West Coast Kids, is committed to
the safety and comfort of your children. Our many years
of experience enables us to identify firsthand which
products best demonstrate safety, quality and value.
You will love our friendless and will often find a family
member in any one of our stores. E-Children and West
Coast Kids is dedicated to making shopping a positive
and fun experience for you and your family of all ages.
Neighbours Helping Neighbours
Calgary’s economic downturn is hitting people hard. The
baby and personal care items we have in stock are dwindling rapidly. We are in need of the following to share:
newborn and sizes 1 to 6 diapers and pull-ups, formula
and baby shampoo; for children, youth and adults shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste tooth brushes, bar soap (Dove
recommended), feminine hygiene products, deodorant,
disposable razors, men’s shaving cream.
SWCRC Volunteer Opportunity: Parenting Group Assistant
SWCRC is expanding its parenting education programming. To support the participation of low income and socially isolated parents, we offer free child care for the parents’ young children. As a member of our team of Parenting
Group Assistants, you will care for the children by providing
a safe, loving and fun environment in which to play, socialize and learn. The time commitment is approximately 2 ½
hours, 9:30 – noon, either Tuesdays or Thursdays.
It takes a village to raise a child. Your passion for kids, and
your desire to contribute your knowledge and experience
towards a community effort to optimize children’s social,
emotional and intellectual development, will inspire you to
contact the SWCRC for more information about this important volunteer role. Call 403-238-9222 ext. 222.
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West Coast Kids
Fairview Community
W
est Coast Kids was born 40 years ago in Winnipeg Manitoba when a young mom was
looking for baby furniture for her first born.
Not being able to find a specialty store with options, she
decided to open her very own store in the heart of the
Exchange District.
From the very beginning, the store was founded on
the concept of offering parents a specialty store, from
newborn to teen, which could provide parents with the
best and largest selection of merchandise at the very
best prices. After the success of the Winnipeg location,
Marsha set her eyes on the west! With locations in Edmonton, Vancouver, Richmond two in Calgary and our
latest addition, the Toronto baby out East, West Coast
Kids is pleased to be able to offer their array of products
across the country. 2 Calgary locations
North Location:
South Location:
11610 Sarcee Trail NW
Calgary AB T3R OA1
403-717-0730
130-71ST Avenue S.E.
Calgary AB T2H 0R9
403-258-2332/
1-866-258-2332 (toll free)
www.westcoastkids.ca
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blackfoot district
Almost summer! Blackfoot District units are busy as bees with activities both
inside and out as many units wrap up their Guiding year. Several units attended Calgary Area Rally Day at Camp Jubilee to learn about Guiding across
Canada and around the world.
Sparks units are wrapping things up with community clean-ups, family cookouts, neighbourhood walks and will have some girls “advance” to the next
level of Guiding which means they will be joining their Guiding sisters in
Brownies in the fall for new challenges.
Brownie units are prepping for camp, year-end BBQs, sleepovers at Telus
SPARK and walks in Fish Creek Park. Some girls will advance to new adventures with the Guides in the fall.
Guide units attended Guide Camp Skills event at Camp Jubilee, are prepping
for tent camp and travel. Third year Guides are finishing work on their Lady
Baden Powell Award and some will be advancing to Pathfinders.
Pathfinder, Ranger and Trex units went to 4Cats studio to splatter paint, attended the Calgary Area geocaching event, went to the opera and made
terrariums. Some units are getting ready for a backpacking weekend, tent
camp, an outing to Jubilations and travel as well as attending the national
camp Guiding Mosaic being held right here in Alberta.
The communities within Blackfoot District are:
Acadia
Elboya
Meadowlark Park
Britannia
Erlton
Mission
Bel-Aire
Fairview
Parkhill
Beltline
Haysboro
Ramsay
Canyon Meadows
Highfield
Rideau
Chinook Park
Inglewood
Roxboro
Connaught
Kelvin Grove
Southwood
Downtown East Village Kingsland
Stanley Park
Downtown West
Manchester
Victoria Park
Eagle Ridge
Mapleridge
Willowpark
Elbow Park
Mayfair Windsor Park
If you live in one of these communities we can find a unit near you!
Registration for September is now open for everyone! Girl Guides of Canada
has moved to on-line registration. Simply go to www.register.girlguides.ca/
OnlineReg or call
1-800-565-8111 for information on a unit near you.
Guiding is a great place to build new friendships and experience new challenges. Why not give us a try!
Girl Greatness Starts Here
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403-263-3044 or [email protected]
NEPTUNE PLUMBING & HEATING LTD: Qualified
journeymen plumbers/gasfitters, very experienced
in Fairview. Upfront pricing. Reliable, conscientious,
fully guaranteed. Mon - Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. 24 hour
emergency service call 403-255-7938. “Showering you
with great service.”
RIGHTWAY Plumbing And Heating: Has been
happily serving the Fairview area with quality work,
happy clients and fair pricing; with second generation
experience, there is no job we can’t handle. Furnaces,
softeners, garburators, appliances, humidifiers, faucets, water heaters, bathroom renos and gas lines also!
Installed with great warranties. Call 403-968-6630.
HOME BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: Clinicair is the leading provider of Indoor Air Quality and Medical Grade
Duct Cleaning services in Canada. We are looking for
a dealer in Calgary to represent our growing company.
We offer a royalty free business. Clinicair supplies you
with the latest technology, and training. Call Craig:
1-416-277-6067.
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.
EASTCAAN CONTRACTING LTD.: Family run renovation company specializing in interior alterations, kitchens, bathrooms, basements and additions. We provide
superior workmanship, quality and service. Fully licensed and insured, A+ BBB rating. Numerous references available. Call for a complimentary renovation
consultation and let us make your dream renovation a
reality! www.eastcaan.ca, 403-700-5073.
HARDING’S SERVICES: offers “Peace of Mind Solutions” for all of your painting, cleaning, window washing, ceiling texturing and renovations needs. Please
call us today for your free estimate at 403-254-4726 or
visit our website at www.hardingsservices.com.
VIBRATION THERAPY TREATMENT FOR SUFFERERS
OF: osteoporosis, multiple sclerosis, diabetes, stroke,
fibromyalgia, arthritis, back and joint pain. If you suffer from any of these conditions we are offering a one
month free trial of gentle Vibration Therapy and Exercise Protocols, you will be amazed at the benefits you
will receive. Spicewellnesscalgary.ca, 403-698-6892.
THE GUTTER DOCTOR: We install, repair and clean
eavestroughs, and downspouts. Fascia, soffit, dripedge, siding, roofing, cladding. Over 15,000 happy customers since 2003! Insured and guaranteed work with
references. We take pride in doing a good job. A+ rated
BBB Member. www.gutterdoctor.ca 403-714-0711.
K2 BOOKEEPING: Are you too busy to keep up with
your bookkeeping? Experienced bookkeeper now
accepting new clients. Specializing in small to medium sized business. Twelve years of experience with
QuickBooks and Simply Accounting, GST, Payroll,
WCB Filing, T4 Filing, and competitive rates. Phone
Katie 403-870-0737.
ROOFING, 5 YEAR WARRANTY: Express re roofing shingles, flat, cedar, tiles, insurance claims. Consultative approach, pre-installation inspection. 23 years of
experience. E-mail or call with your name and address
and we will provide a free estimate within 72 hours.
P&S Construction and Roofing: estimates@psroofing.
ca. Slavek, 403-835-1393. Paul 403-714-3644.
PLATINUM COMPUTING SOLUTIONS: Do you
need help fixing your computer, or want to make
it faster and easier to use? Let us assist you with all
your tech needs from computer repair, to network
setup, to home theatre installation! Visit us at www.
platinumcomputingsolutions.com or call 587-892-8806
today!
PLUMBING PARAMEDICS: For all your plumbing
needs! Receive $25.00 off any plumbing or heating
repair over $200.00. BBB Accredited Business. Better Plumbers. Better Care. Call today! 403-452-2911
www.plumbingparamedics.ca.
TREES NEED PRUNING, REMOVAL, REPAIR? INSECTS
OR DISEASE A PROBLEM? Fall/Winter/Spring (the dormant seasons) are excellent times to have your trees/
shrubs serviced by an established (est. 1995), professional tree service. Our goal is to educate and provide
practical options. Call - The Yardist Ltd. Tree & Spray
Service - 403-242-3332.
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councillor, ward 9
gian-carlo carra
c/o Office of the Councillors
PO Box 2100, Stn ‘M’, Mail Code #8001A
Calgary, AB T2P 2M5
Hello Ward 9!
I wanted to take this opportunity to express to all you
how lucky and privileged I feel to be a Calgarian and to
have the amazing honour of representing the communities of Ward 9. In life, we often have moments where
we take a step back and think about all we have to be
grateful for. I think that for us as Calgarians, and particularly as residents of Ward 9, one of our most significant
expressions of our gratitude is Neighbour Day.
Neighbour Day signifies something important in our
city – something that, for a long time, we have thought
was uniquely our own. A time for us to gather with our
friends, family and neighbours to celebrate the incredible resiliency our city demonstrated in the aftermath of
the 2013 Floods.
11150 Bonaventure Drive SE
That resiliency has been mirrored by our friends from
Fort McMurray and Wood Buffalo and all the northern
communities impacted by the destructive fire we have
witnessed.
As Albertans helped us through the flood, we saw that
same outpouring of generosity for our neighbours to
the north from Calgarians.
This June, while some of the evacuees will have returned
home, some may not have a home to return to and will
be dealing with that devastating prospect. During this
difficult time, we Calgarians have done our best to make
Fort McMurrayites feel welcome in our City.
With Neighbour Day happening on June18, let’s share
in the events taking place in Ward 9 – from Tuxedo Park
to Riverbend – and invite our new neighbours to enjoy
the day with us.
Events can be big or they can be small.
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YOUR CURB APPEAL?
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between your grass and existing
garden or thinking of creating a new garden
Kilbco can help. With a variety of colors,
stamps and profiles, steel cable enforced
landscape curbing is a cost
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residential and commercial properties.
It will beautify your landscape and
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This Neighbour Day, there are some incredible milestones in our ward. We have two communities celebrating anniversaries - Dover is turning 45 and Millican-Ogden-Lynnwood is turning 60. To commemorate, Team
Ward 9 coordinated a photo project in each community. We have collaborated with local schools to help
students bring out their meaning of ‘neighbourhood’
through photography. These photos will be exhibited at each Neighbour Day event and later displayed
throughout each community.
We also have events happening all around Ward 9.
Check with your community association or www.calgary.ca/neighbourday to see what’s happening in your
area.
Thanks to all of you who have shown so much generosity and support to our fellow Albertans. We hold community and togetherness as unshakeable values and
our resiliency as Calgarians endures.
Happy Neighbour Day!
Free Estimates 403-875-8463
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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.
June at Trico Centre
Trico Centre for Family Wellness is a non-profit, communityowned and operated recreation facility. Our memberships
are affordable and our programs are family-friendly. With a
membership, you can work out in the fitness centre, take
more than 70-drop-in fitness classes a week (more than
55 in the summer months), use the gymnasium, skate, or
play shinny, plus with a membership you get 20% off our
fun, active registered programs. Residents of communities
partnered with Trico Centre (yours!) pay 20% less for a Trico
Centre membership with presentation of a community association membership or payment of the Community Support Fee (which is sent to your community association).
Membership Specials while the Pool is Closed
After 33 years in operation, Trico Centre’s Aquatics Centre
is undergoing a major refurbishment. This project will address lifecycle issues, improve health and safety components. The target reopen date is August 15, 2016. There
is still lots to do at Trico while the pool is closed. We will be
hosting a pool grand opening, so watch for details.
•Purchase a new membership up until August 14, 2016 and
receive 14 months for the price of 12.
•Purchase an All-Inclusive 10-Visit Pass up until July 31,
2016 and receive 13 visits for the price of 10.
•If you were a member on February 19, 2016 when the pool
closed for its makeover, make sure to drop by Guest Services and fill out your form to receive a three-month free
extension on your membership and five free passes*
Spring Activities for Families, Children, Youth
•Summer Day Camps: Trico Centre is known for its summer camps. Want your child to have fun and learn over
the summer? Good quality themed camps. 3-14 yrs,
weekly or daily, full day, half, day, pre and post care.
•More registered summer programs than ever before
including Parent & Tot classes, preschool, children and
youth. See the Summer Program Guide or check www.
tricocentre.ca for all the details.
•Summer drop-ins include Drop-In Playtime (walking and
up, Thursdays, 5-6:30pm, Drop-In Craft (2 yrs and up)
Drop-In Dodgeball (10-14 yrs.) Check the Summer 2016
Program Guide for details.
•Skating Lessons – what could be a better way to spend a
hot summer than in a cool skating rink. Parent & Tot, Preschool Learn to skate, Youth Learn to Skate, Teen Learn to
Skate, and private lessons.
•Intro to Hockey for 6-8 yrs, Intro to Hockey Adult & Child
(4-6 yrs with parent/caregiver), and Power Skating & Recreational Hockey (7-12 yrs.)
Summer Programs for Adults
•Check out these registered summer programs: Core Fusion
Barre, Obstacle Race Training, Stroller Fit, Fit 101: For the
Absolute Beginner, and Sore Joints Training.
•Even though it is summer, there is still lots to do in the Fitness Centre. Choose from more than 55 dryland drop-in
fitness classes every week. Free for members, drop-in fee
for non-members.
Summer Programs for Older Adults
•Balance Builders: Fall Prevention for Older Adults, Bone
Builders: Weight Training for Older Adults, Chair Yoga, and
Sore Joints Training are registered fitness classes for older
adults offered over the summer.
•Drop-in Pickleball is offered several times a week over the
summer. Check out the Drop-In Gym schedule (available
on the website or at Guest Services.) Free for members or
drop-in fee for non-members.
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: 403278-7542 or see www.tricocentre.ca to find out more.
by Sheri
MATERNITY, NEWBORN AND
FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHY
403.512.1221 | [email protected]
sherimacdonald.zenfolio.com
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Southcentre Mall
Suite126A,100AndersonRdSE(403) 269-8308
26
Mon - Thur 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Fri 8:30 am - 12:00 noon
NICK LIMA
403-714-4833
[email protected]
Residential, Condo, Retirement & Investment Agent
INTERVIEW
FOR YOUR
REAL ESTATE
AGENT
1. #1 IN TOTAL HOMES LISTED in Fairview/
Acadia since 1992.
2. A FREE MARKET EVALUATION during my job
interview with you, which includes a list price
and sold price analysis.
3. PRESIDENTS AWARD WINNER for 2015 and
TOP 10 REALTOR at MaxWell South Star Realty.
4. TOP SELLING RESIDENTIAL REALTOR SINCE
1992. I know both sales and construction to
provide you with complete Real Estate guidance.
5. CREATIVE LISTING OPTIONS with 4 distinct
marketing plans to satisfy many different
seller’s needs.
Realtors
3
before you decide.
Interview at least
You will be glad you did.
6. MY PAST LICENSED GENERAL CONTRACTOR
EXPERIENCE ALLOWS ME TO ASSIST YOU
IN BUYING OLDER HOMES by analyzing then
creating a step renovation job list with you which
you can use for apples to apples comparison
when picking your contractor.
7. I offer an ADVANCED STAGING OPTION
which applies principles of FLIPPING HOUSES
to selling your own house. I have flipped for a
profit over 36 homes in the last 21 years. Let me
help you NET more.
“Enter to win a $5,000 vacation, through me,
at www.MaxwellDreamVacation.com”
MaxWell South Star Realty
#20, 8180 Macleod Trail South
Calgary, Alberta Canada T2H 2B8

June 2016 - Fairview Community Association

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