WRCA_MAY16 - Willow Ridge

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P U B L I S H E D B Y M I N D ’ S D E S I G N S T U D I O S I N C E 2 0 11
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THE WILLOW RIDGE
MAY | 2016
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Saturday, May 7, 2016
See Page 9 for details.
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Willow Ridge Community Association
680 Acadia Drive S.E. Calgary, Alberta T2J 0C1
Visit us at: www.WILLOWRIDGE.CA
HI G HLI G HTS I N T H I S I S S U E : WHAT’S HAPPENING P5 SENIOR’S LUNCH... P25
Shirley Mikolajow
Your WillowRidge Specialist
Service with integrity, always!
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Shirley Mikolajow
RE/MAX First
Pg. 2 May 2016 [email protected]
www.mikolajow.com
403-804-3990
Thank you for supporting your community association and your local businesses!
wrca editor’s message
As a parent, one of my worst nightmares would be my child being hit by
a car. Near my optometry clinic in the southeast community of Cranston, a parent’s nightmare
came true on March 17. An eight-year-old boy was walking home with his sister from his
piano lesson when he was hit by a truck while crossing the street. The boy was critically
injured and was lifted by Stars Air Ambulance to Alberta Children’s Hospital where
he faces many health challenges. To follow his recovery, see www.facebook.com/
EthanNielsonsRecovery (shared with parental permission).
Another nightmare would be driving the car that hit a child. In reports of this particular case, the woman
was driving sensibly, saw the boy at the last second as he walked out in front of a truck, tried to brake and
remained in shock at the scene of the horrible accident. Like the injured boy’s family, the driver’s life has
also been forever changed. Unfortunately, this accident could have happened to any driver.
In Willowridge, as summer approaches we will see more walkers, runners, cyclists, scooters and rollerbladers on our streets and
sidewalks. Both drivers and “pedestrians” need to take responsibility for safety to avoid tragic accidents like the above story.
As drivers, we need to slow down (especially in playground zones), pay attention (put your phone out of reach), and avoid doing
something stupid (like driving impaired). Don’t take a chance on fines, demerit points or accidents. It’s just not worth the risk!
As pedestrians and parents teaching our children, we need to cross at marked crosswalks (or a corner well away from parked
cars), to make eye contact with stopped drivers before stepping onto the street, and to take a look up from our devices and take
our headphones out (especially teenagers).
Let’s enjoy our Willowridge streets safely this summer!
Colleen Gnyp, Director of Communications, WRCA
Please contact me at [email protected]
To Stay Updated on what’s happening in
our Willow Ridge Community:
facebook.com/willowridgecommunity
TABL E O F CO NT E NT S
Community Association
• Message from the Editor: P3
• Board of Directors: P4
• What’s Happening: P5
twitter.com/WillowRidgeYYC
• Brushstrokes Pictures: P 7
• Neighbour Day: P8
willowridge.ca
• Spring Fling: P9
• Outdoor Facility Improvements: P10
[email protected]
• Volunteer Opportunities: P11
403-271-8044
• Community Pictures: P15
• Membership Form: P20
Now in your email inbox – an e-newsletter
with timely community information!
WRCA is modernizing and will be sending out occasional e-newsletters to those
community members who provided us with their email addresses. We think you’ll
find the information valuable, but you can unsubscribe at any time.
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• MLA Brandy Payne: P27
• Councillor Peter Demong: P28
Classifed Ads: Page 24
...and much more!
The OFFICIAL community newsletter for Willow Park & Maple Ridge
Please direct any community related questions to :
Phone: 403-271-8044 E-mail: [email protected] www.willowridge.ca
Address: 680 Acadia Drive SE
Calgary, Alberta T2J 0C1
FRONT DESK HOURS: Monday - Friday: 1:00 - 5:00 pm Saturdays / Sundays / Holidays: Closed
Executive
President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Roger Crowe
Christine Schreuder
Martyn Bentley
Libby Britton
Directors
Facilities Director
Sports Director
Social Director
Civic Affairs Director
Trico Centre Director
Funding Director
Casino Director
Communications Director
Director at Large
Director at Large
Director at Large
Director at Large
Director at Large
Director at Large
Director at Large
Volunteer Needed Please!
Danny DaCosta
403-271-8044
Christa Sterkenburg
403-271-8044
Greg Humphreys
403-271-8044
Don Boykiw
403-271-8044
Carly Silver 403-271-8044
Peter Gibson
403-271-8044
Colleen Gnyp
403-271-8044
Jan de Bruyn
403-271-8044
Gordon Paynter
403-271-8044
Roger Lohrey 403-271-8044
Sylvia Layton
403-271-8044
David Bertram
403-271-8044
Martyn Bentley
403-271-8044
Ben Waddington
403-271-8044
Facility Expansion Committee Directors
Bruce Brunette
Don Boykiw
403-271-8044
403-271-8044
403-271-8044
403-271-8044
[email protected]
[email protected]
403-271-8044
403-271-8044
Other
Garden Liaison
Casino Administrator
Casino Volun. Coordinator
Roving Reporter
Rob Kettle and Leslie Smith403-271-8044
Karon Eckel
403-271-8044
Al Brissette
403-271-8044
Kari Strutt
403-271-8044
WRCA District Contacts
Councillor (Ward 14)
M.L.A.
MP, Calgary Southeast
CPS Community Liaison
Girl Guides of Canada
Scouts Canada
Welcome Wagon
Peter Demong
Brandy Payne
Jason Kenney
Josh Young
Calgary Area
Robert Chaskavich
Head Office
[email protected]
403-268-1653
[email protected]
403-640-1363 [email protected]
403-225-3480
[email protected]
403-567-6600
[email protected]
403-283-8348
[email protected]
403-827-5653
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1 844 299-2466
Hall Rental Inquiries
Willow Ridge Community Hall
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for
Community Members
For information, please call 403-271-8044 and/or
[email protected]
Pg. 4 May 2016 Thank you for supporting your community association and your local businesses!
What’s
Happening
in Willow Ridge?
May 13/14
‘Memorable Moments’ Art Show/Sale
Friday 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
May 26 Senior Lunch and Fair
(see page 25 for details)
May 28 Calgary Weekend Market
May 28 Pathfinders Bottle Drive
June 4 From the Easel Art Show/Sale
June 18 Neighbour Day (see page 8 for details)
July 9
Brandy Payne MLA Stampede Breakfast
(9-11 am)
July/August
Calgary Homeowenrs
May 7 WRCA Spring Fling – see page 9 for details
Are you a new homeowner?
When your home is built, City of Calgary inspectors
ensure it is safe and meets Alberta's safety codes
but a technically-sound building depends on many
factors beyond following building regulations.
As a homeowner, you should ask many questions
about the quality, safety and bylaw rules about your
home before you move in.
The City’s new web guide for Calgarians offers
tips and important information about home
maintenance, renovations, inspections, development
rules and more. Visit calgary.ca/myhome.
CONCRETE CUTTING FOR
10
%
BASEMENT WINDOWS
AND DOORWAYS
OFF
ToppKids summer camps@ WRCA.
More info at www.toppkids.com
September 10-22 Community Mobile Skate Park
Cut, Supplied & Installed
Mention this ad at the time of
your booking & receive 10% off.
Some conditions may apply.
September 10
403-570-0555
Family Movie Night
or text 403-680-0611
[email protected]
September 24
Pg. 5 May 2016 ASAP CONCRETE CUTTING & CORING
Community Clean-up
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Need a bigger window?
SPRING HAS ARRIVED AND IT’S
A GREAT TIME TO MAKE A CHANGE!
If you are considering making a move, now is a good time to have a free home
evaluation to give you the facts on whether it’s the right time to sell! With my 22
years experience and Royal Lepage Solutions, we can make your selling/buying
experience an easy one! Let’s have a coffee
and talk about the current market, what’s
happening in your area, and to discuss my
marketing action plan!
Dianne
DeLong
Realtor®
After all, I don’t just work in your area,
I live here too!
Ph: 403-630-4991
[email protected]
www.diannedelong.com
Pg. 6 May 2016 SOLUTIONS
brushstrokes
The artists in the pictures are: Yoko Strobl, Annetta Starratt,
Krista Gowland, Mike Lanuke and Rod Helm.
Thank you to all the artists for allowing us to enjoy your amazing work!
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neighbour day - june 18
In the afternoon of Saturday,
June 18 – watch newsletter
and website details!
Volunteers Welcome!
(see page 11)
“Get it Done with Dan!”
RE/MAX First
Dan Geneau
403-606-4019
Pg. 8 May 2016 D isclaimer
The opinions expressed within any published article, report or
submission reflect those of the author and should not be considered
to reflect those for the Community Association or the publisher of
this newsletter.
The information contained in this newsletter is believed to be
accurate, but is not warranted to be so. Thank you.
Mother’s love is peace. It need not be
acquired, it need not be deserved.
~Erich Fromm
WRCA
Saturday May 7, 2016
6:00-9:00pm
All ages Dance with DJ
Games inside and outside
- weather permitting
Free Admission
Cash Concession
Volunteers Welcome!
(see page 11)
680 Acadia Drive SE
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join us!! tennis/pickleball
2016 WRCA Tennis/Pickleball
Season – NOW RUNNING
Community Membership is required. Tennis/Pickleball membership
can be purchased at the office for $40+GST for 2016.
Outdoor Facility Improvements
Rink Resurfacing and Pickleball Lines
In 2015, our community was the
successful recipient of two
grants that will be used to
improve our outdoor facilities:
•
•
$30,791 awarded in June 2015
from the City of Calgary Capital
Conservation Grant and
$16,469 in Fall 2015 from the Canada
150 Community Infrastructure
Program (federal program).
These grants will allow us to enhance the
existing recreational opportunities in our
community by resurfacing our outdoor
rink and also allow us to introduce a
new recreational opportunity to the
community, pickleball.
The outdoor rink will be repaired by
resurfacing the asphalt playing surface to
improve the usability of the rink. The rink
surface has become cracked, broken and
Pg. 10 May 2016 uneven after enduring years of all-season
use and Calgary weather. Resurfacing
the rink will allow us to vastly improve
this amenity and allow the community
to continue using the rink for skating,
hockey, lacrosse, basketball, street hockey,
skateboarding, etc. for many years to
come.
As part of our mandate to provide a
complete community for our residents,
the Willow Ridge Community Association
has been exploring the idea of adding
pickelball lines to our existing outdoor
tennis courts. Pickleball is a fast growing
racquet sport in North America enjoyed
by a wide variety of players from children
to seniors. Pickleball is typically played
on a tennis court painted with additional
lines. A portable net is used to divide the
playing surface. Pickleball players use
large paddles to hit a wiffle ball back and
forth across the net, similar to tennis. The
smaller playing surface, solid paddles and
lighter ball, make pickleball a fantastic
game for a large range of skill levels and
abilities.
Residents of Willow Ridge approached
the board of directors requesting the
addition of pickleball lines to the existing
tennis courts. The incredibly successful
clinics held in 2015 in conjunction with
the Calgary Pickleball Club further
demonstrated that pickleball would be a
great addition to the activities available in
Willow Ridge. We hope the addition of
the pickleball-specific lines will encourage
more people in our community to get out
and play.
The rink resurfacing and pickleball line
additions are scheduled to be completed
in spring 2016.
~ Carly Silver, Funding Director
--- Volunteer Opportunities in WillowRidge --Opportunity
Skills/Experience
Commitment
Information/Contact
Board Members
Enthusiasm to make our
community great is the only
requirement! Other assets are
interest and/or experience on
boards, in finance, non-profits
organizations, civic affairs ,
business, communications,
grant writing, fund-raising
2-5 hours/month
Roger Crowe via
willowridge.president@
gmail.com
or 403-271-8044
Community Centre Building
Planning
Development and/or
construction of offices,
commercial facilities or
recreational facilities
4-5 hours per month
OR as an “expert”
consultant on specific
questions
Don Boykiw via
[email protected] or
403-271-8044
Journalist / Media Designer
for Community Association
Taking pictures, interviewing
people, reporting, writing
articles, graphics, website and
social media updates. Students
welcome!
As much or as little
as you would like to
contribute
Colleen Gnyp via
[email protected]
Special Event Volunteer
Do you love to: Plan parties?
Decorate a venue? Have fun
with kids? Flip pancakes and
burgers? Be a great host?
We’d love your help with
special events throughout the
year such as Spring Fling,
Neighbour Day & Stampede
Breakfast. Teens welcome!
Volunteer Gardener / Yard
Care for Elderly/Disabled
Homeowners
The time and energy to tend
plants, flowers, vegetables and/
or lawns and the desire to bring
beauty into a neighbour’s yard.
If you have limited experience,
but would like to learn, we can
provide you with mentors.
2-6 hours
around or during
community events
1-4 hours per week
Christa Sterkenburg via
[email protected] or
403-271-8044
Colleen via
wrveggiesandherbs@gmail.
com
Colleen via
[email protected]
Add your Opportunity here!
Volunteer Recognition:
A Big Thanks to Kari Strutt for her years as Editor of the
WRCA Newsletter and her continuing contribution as our
Roving Reporter! Thank You!
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Pg. 12 May 2016 Name
Age
Phone#
Mitchell
14
403-861-2185
Mason
13
587-578-5544
Babysitters:
Name
Age
Phone#
Sitting
Course
First
Aid
Bailey
12
403-230-7246
Yes
Yes
Ivy
12
403-612-8114
Yes
Yes
Kyle
12
403-837-6435
Yes
Alissa
15
587-439-7592
Yes
Mackenzie
14
403-452-6992
Yes
Yes
Aidan
13
403-452-6992
Yes
Yes
Kaley
15
403-640-3521
Yes
Yes
Mitchell
14
403-861-2185
Yes
No
Mason
13
587-578-5544
Yes
Yes
Alysha
12
403-254-8539
Yes
Yes
Keeley
17
403-922-5890
Yes
Yes
ARE YOU 12 OR OLDER
and would like to put your name on our list to be
called for babysitting jobs or to help with yard care in
the community? Email [email protected] today.
WRCA accepts no responsibility as a regulatory body, nor
does the Association endorse or screen any of those listed or
who use the service.
Please email [email protected] if you wish to have your
name added to the list. Please note: Babysitters under the
age of 18 years must have parental consent before they can
be placed on the list. Dayhomes/cares are not accepted.
C
reative Interiors was launched in
1984 as a result of the vision and
entrepreneurial spirit of the Cook
family. The first location was on the
second floor of the Lewis Stationary
building on 11th Ave SW. Creative
Interiors has evolved beyond their
expectations into what it is today, 3
generations working together. Their
dream has been far surpassed now
with the 4th generation coming by
the shop for a visit or to make a few
dollars dusting the showroom. The
Cook’s passion for their business shines
through with the exceptional customer
service and personal attention one
receives. You can’t leave without feeling
that you are a part of the family.
Creative Interiors has always
taken great pride in their quality
workmanship and excellent customer
service. “It’s why we are still around.”
Roy says, “It’s what keeps our customers
coming back and why they want to tell
their friends about us – word of mouth
Pg. 13 May 2016 is our greatest advertising, and we are
proud of that.” Roy and Shirley have
passed on that attention to detail to
their daughters, Janet and Tammy,
as well as their Granddaughter, Sara.
Clients happily refer their friends.
Creative Interiors provides a worry free,
pleasant shopping experience.
Creative Interiors showroom is
located on Macleod Trail, just south
of Anderson Road in Avenida Place.
The showroom is home to an extensive
fabric library including samples for
drapery, bedding and upholstery.
Creative Interiors is proud to be a
Hunter Douglas Gallery. The hands
on displays found in the showroom
highlight each product as if it were
on a real window. This allows you to
imagine how the product will change
the way the light comes through your
window and transform your home.
Creative Interiors offers a free in-home
design consultation to discuss your
design needs and seek to find the best
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solution for your specific space. The
staff is committed to keeping up on the
most current trends. “My goal when
working with clients is to bring out
their individual style but at the same
time bring them up to date on current
trends,” says Tammy. “I want them to
love their home and be excited to show
their friends!”
With their years of experience in
the industry, Creative Interiors has
been able to build solid relationships
with the fabric suppliers, and the
workrooms that make the draperies,
to give their clients a superior product.
Their understanding of upholstery and
furniture can transform that family
heirloom into a piece that fits with your
current style.
Working with their clients from the
start of the process…right through to the
finish, Creative Interiors will help you
create an affordable, comfortable and
stylish home that is distinctly your own.
With
Dr. Lori Keeler
Announcements
Spring is
here and ticks,
fleas and other creatures
are upon us again!!
Ticks are becoming more of a threat than ever
before so talk to your veterinary team about
how to best protect your pet. If your pet is
going into wooded areas or tall grass they can
be exposed to ticks. Prevention is important
for the well being of your pets and family
because these parasites carry diseases that
affect us.
Your pets count on you for protection so talk
to us about control measures today.
For more information on parasites, go to our
website at wpac.ca
We are also on Facebook and instagram.
facebook: willow park animal clinic
Instagram: willowparkvets
9945 Fairmount Dr. SE
Pg. 14 May 2016 www.wpac.ca
403-278-9311
community pictures
Having some FUN!!!! in our beautiful community of Willow Ridge!
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comfortable and efficient heating and
cooling.
Heating
Most homes are heated (and cooled)
with a forced-air system, usually with
a combustion furnace. A powerful fan
Pg. 17 May 2016 draws air into the furnace where burner
flames heat the air before the fan blows
the warm air into ducts that circulate
it throughout the house. The warm
air emerges from heating registers in
rooms. At the same time, air is drawn
into return registers placed strategically
throughout the house, and funneled
through ductwork back to the furnace
where it’s reheated.
the furnace blower should be kept in
good working condition with regular
maintenance. Whether you’re using a
furnace or A/C, the air filter needs to be
inspected regularly and replaced when
it gets clogged with dust. Ductwork
usually works year round, carrying
either cool or warm air. As a result,
proper duct maintenance and sealing is
essential for both heating and cooling.
Cooling
Our goal is to help educate
In homes with furnace systems, the
our customers in Calgary,
A/C’s inside unit, the evaporator, is
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typically connected to the furnace
home comfort issues
near the duct connection. In the
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A SHORT DRIVE TO MCKENZIE LAKE COMMUNITY
ARE YOU TRAVELLING WITH YOUR PETS THIS SUMMER?
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Pg. 18 May 2016 Kids Basketball Camp
July 25 to 28
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Cost: $60/child or
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Hosted by Trinity Baptist Church
More information at
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Help
thrive
Every planting season, gardeners across Canada head
outdoors with a selection of flowers that will bring life to
their yards. These flowers aren't just a beautiful statement
that bring a touch of colour, they can also provide local
honey bees with the food they need to support their hive
of almost 60,000 with nectar and pollen.
We can help feed honey bees and other pollinators with
the gardens we plant every year. Whether this is on your
balcony, a rooftop or in your backyard, even a small patch
of flowers can help local hives.
It can be as simple as:
• Mixing up the flowers you grow with varieties that are
attractive to honey bees; and
• Planting a mix of seeds that will bloom throughout the
season to help ensure a plentiful nutritious food source for
honey bees.
When we see honey bees travelling from flower-toflower, we're actually watching a gatherer find and collect
nutritious food. Instead of eating it, they bring much of it
back to their hives. As a result, pollen gets transported
between different plants, and for many of those plants this
process is necessary for reproduction.
All of this activity is part of an important relationship
between humans, honey bees and flowers. Without honey
bees, many of our plants won't be able to reproduce,
including some of the fruits and vegetables we eat. In order
to keep honey bees healthy, we need to plant flowers that
have nutritious nectar and pollen. In a way, that means we
provide each other with food, and it's a trade we should be
happy to make!
There are hundreds of choices for pollinator-friendly
flowers to choose from, which might seem daunting.
Programs like Buzzing Gardens can help by providing free
seeds in a mixture specifically geared towards honey bees.
You can get your own packet to grow a Buzzing Garden at
www.beesmatter.ca.
~ www.newscanada.com
Pg. 19 May 2016 l
Willow Ridge memberships can be completed and either mailed or dropped off to:
Willow Ridge Community Association, 680 Acadia Drive S.E. Calgary, AB T2J 0C1
Why Join the Community Association?
You will help make this a better community in which to live.
• Willow Ridge residents receive 20% discount on Trico Centre memberships with payment of the Community Support
fee. ( $30.00 per individuals/family membership , $15.00 per senior membership) 100% of the community support fee
goes back to the WillowRidge Community Association. You may bring your Trico Centre Community Support fee receipt
to Willow Ridge Community Association and receive a community association membership.
• The Vice President of the Association can help you adress such concerns as traffic problems.
• Willow Ridge publishes your Newsletter to keep you up to date on Community happenings. Your membership helps
support this publication.
• Memberships help to pay for the upkeep of the Community Centre and its amenities, including tennis & sport courts,
hockey & lacrosse rink and soccer fields.
• Membership will give you a discount on Hall Rental/Rink Fees and Social Functions.
• Your children will be able to participate in any community sport.
• Membership will give you a say and a vote on community issues.
Memberships are $30 per family and $15 for Seniors (55 and older) per year.
WRCA Community
Office NOW accepts
MasterCard/VISA & Debit
Check out our website: www.willowridge.ca for information,
current news, upcoming events... and more!
Don’t wait! Buy your Annual Membership Today!
Memberships are $30 per family and $15 for Seniors (55 and older) per year.
Name: __________________________________________________________________________
Spouse/Partner Name: ____________________________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________________
Postal Code: _____________ Contact Number: _______________________________________
E-Mail: __________________________________________________________________________
Number of Children: _____________________________________________________________
Age/s of Children: ________________________________________________________________
Yes, please contact me about volunteering:
___________________________________________
________________________________
NAME
PHONE
Please complete and mail or drop off to the Willow Ridge Community Association.
Thank you for supporting your Community Association!
Address:
680 Acadia Drive S.E. Calgary, Alberta T2J 0C1
FRONT DESK HOURS: Monday - Friday: 1:00 - 5:00 pm, Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays: Closed
PAID ADVERTISER
Pg. 21 May 2016 l
May 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, 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.)
Pool Refurbishment
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. Check our Spring
Summer Program Guide for membership specials and what to
do at Trico while the pool is closed. We will be hosting a pool
grand opening, so watch for details.
Registered Program for All Ages this
Summer!
•
It might seem a bit early to think about summer, but we
want you to know that we have more registered summer
programs than we have ever had before. Adult fitness,
adult small group training, older adult programs, parent &
tot, preschool, children and youth. Register now for these
new-to-summer programs plus check out summer day
camps, 3-14 yrs, weekly or daily, full day, half, day, pre and
post care.
Spring Programs for Adults
•
May start adult fitness: Fit 101 and Strong is the New
Skinny: Part 2
•
More than 70 drop-in fitness classes every week. Free
for members, drop-in fee for non-members. Many new
land-based classes added during pool closure. See the
Drop-In Fitness schedule at www.tricocentre.ca under the
Schedules tab or pick up a copy at Guest Services.
•
Adult Wellness Workshops in April: Walking Pol Clinic
(April 12, 1:30-3:30pm) and Yoga for Scoliosis (April 17,
1-3pm.)
Spring Health for Older Adults
•
Bone Builders: Weight Training for Older Adults. Six-week
class starts Tuesday, May 17 or Wednesday, May 18.
Pg. 22 May 2016 •
Many of the more than 70 drop-in fitness classes every
week are specifically designed for older adults: Check out
Be Fit Age Well, Fit ‘n Fab., and our numerous yoga options.
Free for members, drop-in fee for non-members. See the
Drop-In Fitness schedule at www.tricocentre.ca under the
Schedules tab or pick up a copy at Guest Services.
•
Drop-in Pickleball is offered several times a week. 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.
Spring Activities for Families, Children,
Youth
•
Check out our Summer Day Camps for ages 3 to 14 years
– registration now on.
•
Lots of Drop-Ins: See the Drop-In Gym schedule for drop-in
gym, Drop-In Playtime, Drop-In Gymnastics, youth drop-in
gym, and more. See the Drop-In Arena schedule for leisure
skate, adult shinny, youth shinny, women’s shinny, and stick
& puck. Free for members. 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: 403-278-7542 or see
www.tricocentre.ca to find out more.
Trico Centre for Family Wellness
11150 Bonaventure Drive SE
403-278-7542 | www.tricocentre.ca
From fitness to skating, personal training to children’s
programs – we are committed to providing a range of
quality programs and services that make active living fun,
affordable, and for everyone.
We make it easy to find your perfect fit.
Check out our membership specials - on now
while the pool is getting a makeover.
M M
loves spaaah smooth hands,
pretty pedicures, luxurious massages,
oh-so-wonderful facials, body treatments
and more. Haircuts, styles and colours keep
them looking and feeling amazing.
At Esthetica, we’ve been welcoming,
pampering, beautifying, caring, and
celebrating Moms for over 40 years.
ON SUNDAY, MAY 8, 2016
SAY
Happy Mother’s Day
Esthetica Gift Certificates
for Giving
2015
Our Salon Policy
is
No Tipping
FIND US ON
Esthetica Salon & Spa - 611 Acadia Dr SE
www.estheticasalonandspa.com
Pg. 23 May 2016 l
403-278-2525
Your
ommunity
CCLASSIFIED
ADS!!!
“WE’LL GET IT
DONE!”
To place your classified ad, contact sales at 403-203-9152
or email: [email protected] today!
BEAUTY ON THE RUN: Get pampered in your home.
Services include: Manicures, Pedicures, Gel Nails, Make-up,
Updos, Make-up Application Sessions & Parties.
Call 403-992-0404.
BR plumbing & Renovations LTD. Residential
services, plumbing repairs and new installations, hot water tanks,
taps/toilets, sumpumps, drain cleaning and home renovations.
We are just minutes away! 403-923-2918 (24 hr services).
BRH HOME HANDYMAN SERVICES - 35 YEARS
EXPERIENCE All handyman services: plumbing, electrical,
drywall, decks, painting, carpentry, and much more.
Doing it right the first time. 403-481-1774
The Calgary Ukrainian Festival June 4th &
5th, 2016. A fun filled exciting day for the whole family! Come
experience true Ukrainian hospitality, cuisine, & culture. There’s
something for everyone! Experience what it is to be Ukrainian.
The Acadia Recreation Complex, 240 90th Ave SE.
CAREGIVER/HOUSE MANAGER Experienced with seniors
(dementia/vertigo issues). Current First Aid, CPR, recent security
check, references. Will provide positive caring and engaging time
for your loved one. Call Marlena at 403-561-2797.
CONCRETE CUTTING FOR BASEMENT WINDOWS
and DOORWAYS - Cut, Supplied & Installed. Doorways
Cutting - Concrete Wall Cutting - Concrete Floor Cutting - Core
Drilling - Any Size. Excavation/Window Well Supplied & Installed
- Weeping Tile Installation. Phone 403-570-0555 Email: info@
asapconcretecutting.com See our display ad on page 5.
CS HANDYMAN SERVICES Serving Canyon Meadows,
Southwood, Chinook Park, Kelvin Grove & Eagle Ridge.
Specializing in: drywall repairs, fence repairs, painting and odd
jobs around the house. Licensed & Insured.
Phone Cliff 403-620-8170.
RE/MAX First
Dan Geneau
403-606-4019
“I’m Looking to buy Marvel Comics from
the 1960’s & 1970’s – Giantman, Hulk,
Fantastic 4, Spiderman, Thor, etc. Call
Barry at 403-225-2527”
IS YOUR COMPUTER CAUSING YOU GRIEF?
Feeling frustrated & don’t know where to start? Trusted, reliable
technician (+15 yrs exp) offering personal, home based & small
business computer services to suit your budget. Call Debra at
DDL Computer Solutions: 403-630-2862
JUNK TO THE DUMP Disposal of residential/commercial
unwants including hard to handle. Move in/out & reno cleanups.
We load. Fast service, competitive $$ & satisfaction guaranteed.
Specializing in South Calgary.
Call Sanil 403-616-2758.
MGH Landscapes “Property Maintenance at its Best”
specializes in Residential and Commercial Year Round
Maintenance. We are currently taking on and booking new clients
for the Spring and Summer seasons. We offer professional,
courteous and affordable pricing. Call or email to book your
FREE no obligation quote. Call Mike @ (587)435-4255
or email [email protected]
NEPTUNE PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. Residential and
commercial service. Renovations, gas fitting, duct cleaning, and
backflow testing. Fully licensed and insured with competitive
rates. Customer satisfaction assured. CALL 403.255.7938.
24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE!
ELECTRICITY IS NOT A HOBBY! Call a licensed Electrician
and Pot Light Specialist. No job is too small. Excellent rates.
Call John at 403-281-5002/403-708-6555.
PLUMBING PARAMEDICS For all your plumbing needs!
Receive $25.00 off any plumbing or heating repair over $200.00.
Expires May 31, 2016. BBB Accredited Business. Call today!
403-452-2911 www.plumbingparamedics.ca
HOUSE CLEANING - MAPLERIDGE HOUSE MOM
Local Communities . Seniors Preferred . School Days 9-3.
References upon Request . Kita . 403-271-7546
Continued on Page 25.
Willow Ridge CA
All Are Welcome
Important Information
HELD AT
McDougall
Monthly Board of Directors Meetings
United Church
8516 Athabasca
Are held the Third Wednesday of each Month
(Excluding July & August) and commence at 7:00 pm.
St. S.E.
If you would like to make a brief presentation to the Board,
please notify the WRCA office at least three (3) days prior to the
meeting date and state the topic you wish to address.
The Community Association is in need of volunteers to fill
positions on the Board. Please volunteer!
Willow Ridge News (Deadlines)
Community Content and Ads...
Community content is due on the 10th of the
month, for the following month’s issue. We are welcoming
contributions - such as community pictures,
suggestions for content, linking better to
our socical media, web presence,
etc.
Please forward to us at info@
willowridge.ca
Ads are due on the 15th of the month,
for the following month’s issue. Please
forward any inquiries to 403-203-9152 or
email: [email protected]
SENIORS’ LUNCH
AND
RESOURCE FAIR
A time for Acadia and Area
Seniors to connect
by May 19th
Free Rides
Available
(call to book)
403-252-1620
[email protected]
Come enjoy a free lunch (Chicken Pot Pie!),
make connections with other Seniors,
and see what services are available in the area.
Acadia
Networking Group
A collection of local
schools, churches,
residents and community
groups committed to
work towards inclusive
and supportive
neighbourhoods.
CLASSIFIED ADS!!! Cont’d from Page 24.
Editorial Policy
SCHECK TILE & STONE: A professional with over 20 years
of experience from Germany and Canada offers you high quality
installation of porcelain and ceramic tiles, mosaics and natural
stone in bathrooms, kitchens and fireplaces. All types of wall and
floor tiling. New homes and renovations.
Contact Alex at 403-402-8923.
With respect to the WRCA Newsletter:
• All content appears at the discretion of the Board.
• Advertorial must be marked as such.
• All editorial may be edited due to space.
THE CONTRACTOR YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR
Licensed electrician and skilled laborer willing to do a variety of
jobs around your home or business. From fixing to building, we
do them all. Call Carl and his team @ 403-671-4714
• Priority of content in Newsletter:
•
WRCA News.
•
Community Events.
•
School Content.
•
Senior and Youth programs and content.
•
Political representation (limited to representatives
elected by members of this community ie: if their name
appeared on a ballot and they were elected).
Pg. 25 May 2016 MAY 26, 11-2
Please Register
l
YARDBUSTERSLANDSCAPING.COM Weekly lawn mowing
$36, power-rake $100, aeration $50. Some conditions. Landscape
construction & Yard Renovation: Stone patios, walks, raised beds
and rock walls, synthetic grass, sod and trees & shrubs, landscape
lighting, water features and decks & fences. Licensed. Insured.
Seniors discount. Phone: 403-265-4769.
Responsible Pet Ownership in Parks
W
ith spring in the air, dog owners
are enjoying spending time with
their family, friends and pets outdoors..
Knowing and adhering to the regulations
in the Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw
23M2006 will help ensure that dogs are
not being a nuisance in the community,
and dogs and citizens are safe.
FREE Dog Recall Training
Calgary Community Standards would
like to remind dog owners of the
following:
•
•
•
•
We are offering tips and techniques from
a certified professional dog trainer to
help you keep your dog under control in
designated off-leash areas:
•
When off of their owner’s property,
dogs must be on a leash unless in a
designated offleash area
•
When in designated off-leash areas,
dog owners must ensure their dog
is under control, and is within their
sight and responds to commands
Owners cannot cycle, in-line skate
or skateboard on a pathway with a
leashed dog
•
Dogs must not enter or swim in any
body of water within a park except
a river that runs through, or is
adjacent to, a City park
•
Have and wear a City of Calgary
licence after 3 months of age
•
Parking lots adjacent to off-leash
areas are on leash
•
Owners are responsible for picking
up all waste produced by their dog
•
Dogs are not allowed in school
grounds, playgrounds, sport fields,
golf courses,cemeteries, wading and
swimming areas, and other areas
prohibited by signs
•
Dogs must be walked on the right
hand side of the pathway on a leash
that is no more than two meters in
length and must not interfere with
other pathway users
When we respect the bylaw we
contribute to a safer and healthier
community. Thank you for being
responsible dog owners and valued
community partners.
Saturday, June 11 at Lower
Bowmont Off-Leash Park
Saturday, August 6 at Sue Higgins Park
Saturday, October 22 at Falconridge
Park
3rd Annual Community
Working Dogs Day
Saturday, September 17 from 11 – 2 at
Bowmont Park: Bring your family, come
meet and learn about working dogs that
keep your community safe. Bring your
camera and have your photo taken with
the dogs, the handlers and VIPs.
For all information on responsibilities as a
dog owner and events, please feel free to
“like” us on our Facebook page, https://
www.facebook.com/cityofcalgaryabs
The City of Calgary’s Off-leash
Ambassador program in Community
Standards is sponsoring events to
promote public awareness of responsible
dog ownership in our off-leash areas:
“No one saves us but ourselves. No one can and no one may. We ourselves must walk the path.”
~ Buddha
mla report
MLA Calgary-Acadia Brandy Payne
Phone: 403-640-1363
Email: [email protected]
Friends and neighbours Our government has launched a review of Workers
Compensation Board. We are committed to making sure
the WCB system provides fair compensation and meaningful
rehabilitation and that the system is sustainable and affordable.
It’s been more than 15 years since the last WCB review.
An independent three-member panel will conduct a formal
review of the workers’ compensation system.
•
Our next Open House is on Saturday May 28th from
1:30-3:30pm. We would love to have you come and join us for
a coffee and chat. Come with questions and stay for the great
conversation.
As always, my staff and I are here to help and love to hear
your feedback. If you need assistance accessing government
programs, want some support for a community event or
initiative or just want to say “Hi,” you can reach us by:
The review will examine the:
•
•
•
are children, which is 5% higher
than the national average and 1
in 9 Calgarians visited the Food
Bank in 2009.
WCB’s governance and effectiveness
principles of compensation
policies of WCB including those related to privacy and
confidentiality
transparency of processes and decision-making.
Email: [email protected],
Phone: 403-640-1363
Visit: #10, 8318 Fairmount Dr. SE
Office Hours: Monday 10-3 Tuesday - Friday 10-4
This review will also include the Appeals Commission for
Alberta Workers’ Compensation and the Medical Panel
Office. The panel is expected to provide a progress update to
government in fall 2016 and a final report in spring 2017.
As part of its formal review, the panel will engage with injured
workers, employers, key partners, and interested Albertans, to
gain a thorough understanding of the issues. Input from these
conversations will inform the panel’s final report.
Opportunities to get involved will be announced over the next
few months. If you are interested in participating, please visit
http://www.alberta.ca/wcb-review.cfm for more information.
Sudoku:
For solution, go to
mind’s design studio
Each Sudoku has a unique solution that can be reached
logically without guessing. Enter digits from 1 to 9 into the
blank spaces. Every row must contain one of each digit,
so must every column, as must every 3x3 square.
Did you know?
The Calgary Food Bank is located in Calgary-Acadia? Our office
is collecting for the Calgary Food Bank and I was fortunate to
receive a tour of their facilities. Established in 1982, the Calgary
Food Bank is a charitable, non-profit organization dedicated to
gathering and distributing quality emergency food to those in
need. The Food Bank was founded by religious leaders in the
community who were all collecting food and giving it to those
in need. They decided to join forces to make the most impact
within their community.
The majority of people they assist are working-poor Calgarians
struggling to make ends meet. The Calgary Food Bank is not
a government or United Way agency. They rely solely on the
generous support of our community. Over 40% of their clients
Pg. 27 May 2016 l
wrca ward 14 update
Ward 14 Councillor - Peter Demong
Phone: 403-268-1653
Email: [email protected]
Greetings Ward 14!
Normally in May we would just be starting to venture out into
the outdoors after our winter hibernation, but this year it feels
like we have had several months of spring already.
Spring yard waste drop-off at City Landfills
There has also already been a month for you to bring your spring
yard waste to City landfills free of charge. Why mention it now?
Because you still have almost another full month left. All City
landfills will be accepting leaves, branches, and plants until May
29, but make sure they are in a paper yard waste bag or left
loose. Free mulch is also available at all City landfills until May 29.
You can find details at calgary.ca/waste.
Preventing theft in Ward 14
I recently came upon some very interesting statistics courtesy of
the Calgary Police Service. They broke down Calgary’s break and
enter (B & E) statistics by community. In all, Ward 14 fared well in
comparison, but a couple of salient points were apparent. Almost
half of residential B & Es were unforced entries, and the vast
majority of garage B & Es were unforced. Can you imagine how
much crime we could stop by just locking our doors?
Here are some crime prevention tips from the Police:
•
Do not leave garage doors open
•
Keep the door to your attached garage locked
•
eep your front, rear, and patio doors locked, even when at
K
home
•
Do not leave valuables near the entrances in your home
•
Do not leave your vehicles unlocked when parked outside
•
Do not leave your garage door opener in your vehicle
•
Close all windows and doors at night
They may seem like common sense, but sometimes that seems
less common than it ought to be.
Two more key points: do not be afraid to report suspicious
activity to the police, and get involved with your local community
association. The police visit them regularly to share information
and hear concerns. You can contact the police at (403) 266-1234
for non-emergencies, and at 911 for emergencies.
May Counciltalk
others do too. There are only
two more Counciltalks before
the summer. We will meet on
May 14 between 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. at the Bonavista Downs
Community Hall (1418 Lake Ontario Road S.E.). You will always
be able to find details and future dates at calgary.ca/counciltalk,
and I also send email reminders about upcoming Counciltalk
sessions and other things. You can sign up for reminders at
calgary.ca/ward14connect.
I hope you know that you can always contact me in a few
different ways. For one, you can fill out the contact form at
calgary.ca/ward14. You can also call or email. I do not usually
include my phone number and email in the body of this column
because they are shown in the header, but just in case they are:
(403) 268-1653 and [email protected].
Goodbye for now!
~ Councillor Peter Demong
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southland leisure centre
Summer Daycamps 2016 - Southland
Leisure Centre’s Summer Daycamps
are now registering look for our
program guide online (www.calgary.ca/
recreation) and on stands. Lots of Spring
preschool, children’s and adults programs
in the guide too!
Friday Night Dance Party at
Southland Leisure Centre – April
29 from 7:15-10:00pm. Admission to
the Party includes a dance lesson (primary
movements,rhythmic structure, posture,
leading and following),social dance, as well
as refreshments. No Partner Required! See
calgary.ca/leisurecentres for schedules and
more information.
Summer Volunteer Opportunities at
Southland Leisure Centre Southland
welcomes volunteers, 13 years old and
up for our summer daycamps. Come
Pg. 29 May 2016 and enjoy your summer by keeping
busy and productive throughout
the summer months. For more
information call 403-648-6550.
Southland Leisure Centre
Playschool 2000 Southland Drive SW
Phone: 403-648-6582 Southland Leisure
Centre’s Playschool is recreation-based and
includes educational activities which allows
children to learn through play. Playschool
programs are for two to four year olds
from September to June. Registration is
ongoing throughout the year, based on
availability. Spaces are still available for the
2016 to 2017 school year.
Every Sunday, 8 am to noon. Family
Swim at Southland Leisure Centre.
It’s a designated family swim time. Come
enjoy our waterpark, including a trip or two
to the AquaPlay structure. Be prepared to
l
get wet! Adults must be accompanied by a
child and all children must be accompanied
by an adult. Regular admission applies. Find
out more at calgary.ca/leisurecentres.
PD School Days at Southland Leisure
Centre Did you know that Southland
Leisure Centre offers programs to
elementary school aged children on some
Professional and Parent-Teacher Interview
days? Check out the City of Calgary
Recreation program guide on stands or
online at www.calgary.ca/recreation for
more information on our School’s Out Day
Camps. Hours of School’s Out Day Camps
are 7 am – 6 pm, and the cost is $57.75/
day.
SCHOOL listings
École St Cecilia French Immersion
Elementary School 610 Agate Cres SE
Tel: 403-500-2040
École Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix
809, boulevard Willgdon SE, 403-271-5544
École St. Mathew School
416 - 83 Avenue SE, 403-500-2300
Pg. 30 May 2016 Fairview School
7840 Fairmount Drive SE, 403-777-7900
Mapleridge Cooperative Preschool
600 Acadia Drive SE Tel: 403-278-9594
Maple Ridge School
10203 Maplemont Road SE, 403-777-6280
R.T. Alderman School
725 Mapleton Drive SE, 403-777-7520
St. Bonaventure Junior High School
1710 Acadia Drive SE, 403-500-2062
St. Philip Fine Arts School
13825 Parkside Dr. SE, 403-500-2072
St. William School
11020 Fairmount Drive SE
Tel: 403-500-2055
Willow Park Preschool
680 Acadia Drive SE Tel: 403-271-7016
Willow Park Arts Centred Learning
343 Willow Park Dr SE Tel: 403-777-6900
Pg. 31 May 2016 l
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Cell: 403.714.4833 (text/voice)
[email protected]
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