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North Glenora News North Glenora Community League May 2015 Proposed entrance signs for North Glenora These five sign designs have been proposed for North Glenora, and we would welcome your input. Please send feedback to ngcl.ppres@gmail. com, or drop a note in the Community League mailbox for the Past President by Friday, May 15. Which option do you prefer? What do you/don’t you like? We don’t know exactly where these signs will be placed, but the three triangles near the entrances to the community are likely options. There may be other locations as well. If there is a clear favourite, the Community League will proceed with that sign design. If there are some other interesting suggestions or changes, we’ll put it to a vote. Like North Glenora Community League on Facebook Follow @NorthGlenoraCL on Twitter Visit our website at NGCL.org In This Issue Proposed North Glenora entrance signs Page 1 Upcoming Events Page 3 Transportation and Planning Update Page 5 Fruits of Sherbrooke Page 5 Re-use Fair Page 7 Volunteer Appreciation donors - thank you! Page 8 Membership Information Page 8 Garage Sale Page 9 Playtime at NGCL and Playschool Front Yards in Bloom Glenora School 75th anniversary Summer Playground Leader Coronation School Pub Night Local Business and Student Listings Page 9 Page 10 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 14 Page 15 Community Contacts Title President Office Support Janitor Past President Treasurer Grants Coordinators Volunteer Phone Marie-Josée Bruneau 780.761.7599 Kurena Adams 780.452.6610 Paul Iverson Bruce Jakeway Fraser Porter Jordan Elias Corinne Sawarin Email Address [email protected] [email protected] Secretary Greeting Cards Melissa Altamirano Agnes Brennan 780.455.0114 [email protected] [email protected] 1st Vice President Buildings and Grounds Hall Bookings Planning and Transportation Neighborhood Security School Liaison Kitchen Keeper Ryan Young David Salmon 780.270.2949 Guy Sopiwnyk Catharina & Stuart Fraser 780.454.0266 Andrew Gregory Corinne Sawarin 780.667.4228 Louise MacKay 780.469.8405 Tanya French [email protected] [email protected] 2nd Vice President 45 Plus Club Family Programs NGCL Indoor Playground Family Movie Night Adult Programs Sports Programs Membership Welcoming Historian Publicity & Newsletter Newsletter Distribution Carolyn Aarnoutse Bev Orchard 780.455.7072 Monika Ibrahimi Vacant Jennifer Domanski Rhonda Van Heyst 780.455.9360 Margaret French 780.451.0808 Guy & Chelsey Ambrosio Barbara Urias Elizabeth Turner Andrea Laurie Michelle Woodard Kirsten Paetsch 780.452.9687 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Playschool Executive President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Registrar Megan Jakeway Melissa Campbell Laurie Dabgotra Cara Roemmich Erica Peacock [email protected] Special Coordinators Casino Fall Garage Sale Garbage Fair Community Day Neil Lang 780.975.0868 Louise McKay 780.469.8405 Margaret French 780.451.0808 Jason Ross/Sarah Smyth [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Page 2 Emergency Contacts Emergency Calls 911 Non-Emergency calls [email protected] 780.423.4567 Upcoming Events MACEWAN UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SWIM Sundays: 2 - 5 p.m. MacEwan Sports and Wellness 10700 104 Ave Free for all North Glenora Community League Members Police Switchboard 780.421.3333 (Weekdays) West Division Police Station 16506 - 100 Ave Hours: 6 am to 10 pm daily 780.426.8000 Crime Stoppers 780.422.TIPS (8477) Animal Control 780.496.8860 Report a Coyote 311 (Bring your community league membership) COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE Saturday, May 2, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. At the Community Hall: 13535 109A Ave Lots of spring bargains and cool finds! Newsletter Submissions ALL-CANDIDATES FORUM Sunday, May 3 Doors: 7 p.m. Forum: 7:30 - 9 p.m. North Glenora Community League will be hosting an all-candidates forum for candidates in the riding of Edmonton-Glenora. At the Community Hall: 13535 109A Ave Comments, suggestions and compliments are always welcome via email at [email protected] Advert Inquiries: Please contact Michelle Woodard by email at: [email protected] for information. Current rates can also be accessed on the ngcl.org website. Delivery Contact Delivery of our newsletter is handled by the lovely and talented Kirsten Paetsch. If you would like to apply for a route when one comes available or if you have any problems with delivery, please contact Kirsten at 780.452.9687 or email [email protected] GARBAGE FAIR (RE-USE FAIR) Saturday, May 9, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. At the Community Hall: 13535 109A Ave Newsletter Submissions for the June issues are due no later than 8:00 pm on Friday, May 22, 2015. While we make every effort to assure the accuracy of the information contained herein we cannot be held responsible for errors or omissions. Solar Power Website Visit https://enlighten.enphaseenergy.com/public/systems/ VsDA184452 to see how our new solar panels are doing! North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org ht Nor Nig Glen Pub rth Note that the articles and advertisements appearing in the North Glenora News do not necessarily reflect the views of the North Glenora Community League. Its officials or individuals cannot be held responsible in anyway for the effects of any information published herein. PUB NIGHT Friday, May 8 8 - 11 p.m. No The North Glenora News is published by the North Glenora Community League for the benefit of the Community. len Pub th G ht Nig Silly Legal Stuff (Please note this is the second Friday of the month- a change from the usual third Friday) KIDS’ MOVIE NIGHT There will not be a kids movie night in April - watch for it to return in June! Page 3 Window & Balcony Safety With the return of warmer weather, Emergency Medical Services (EMS) would like to remind parents & caregivers, of an often overlooked hazard in the home – open windows. Every year, paramedics respond to emergencies where a child has fallen from an open window – often from the second floor. Falls such as these are preventable by taking time to assess your home and ensuring windows are safe. Windows and screens • • • • • • • Further prevention tips Move furniture such as cribs, beds, stools, and change tables away from windows to prevent access to them; Keep drapery cords out of childrens’ reach. Wrap excess cord around cleats, or tie-downs to avoid a choking hazard; Remember: screens are designed to keep bugs out, NOT to keep children in. • • • • Balconies Do not underestimate a child’s ability to climb. Furniture and other items stored on balconies and decks can be used to climb resulting in falls over the railing; Consider installing a balcony guard to eliminate access between the vertical bars of a balcony, or deck. Children aged one to four are at highest risk of falling from a window or balcony; Direct supervision of children is the single most effective way to prevent falls from windows and balconies; Consider installing safety devices which limit the distance in which a window be can open; Ensure the safety device can be released quickly, so the window can be used for escape in case of fire, or other emergency. Sean Nykolyshyn ABR®, SRES®, REALTOR® [email protected] or 780.298.6956 • North Central resident realtor since 2005 • Accredited Buyer Representative • Seniors’ Real Estate Specialist • Advocate of mature neighborhood living www.sean.edmontonrealestate.pro EMS is proud to be a member of the Partners Promoting Window and Balcony Safety. Take time to assess your home for window and balcony hazards and eliminate the risks before a preventable fall occurs. www.windowsafety.ca 14452 – 118 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5L 2M5 F 780-451-3066 E [email protected] ftp.lasertext.com 780-451-0090 • Black & White Copying • Full Color Copying • Flyers/Brochures/Postcards • Business Stationary • Wedding Invitations • Manuals/Reports • Digital Services • Finishing Services • Graphic Design North Glenora Chapter Meets at the NGCL Hall Tuesdays with a weigh-in at 6:30 pm followed by a short business meeting. This support group is open to men and women. For more information, call Joy @ 780.444.3510. www.lasertext.com North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org Page 4 Planning and Transportation Committee Update In 2014, the developers of two different projects approached the North Glenora Community League. To read detailed accounts of the community engagement with the developers, visit northglenora.org/development/. Here are some recent updates: Stan Daniels Centre and Metis Capital Housing Corporation (MCHC) In December of 2014 the Holmes Group announced that they were no longer involved in the project, at the request of MCHC. The MCHC confirmed to NGCL that, pending the announcement of a new MCHC CEO (at this point still pending), that the development would be on hold. MCHC has committed to monitoring and maintaining the Stan Daniels building while the project is on hold. NGCL has communicated to MCHC that it is our expectation that the Community Engagement process that had been set in place in 2014 would continue once the new CEO was in place. Westmount Presbyterian Church Development Intermet Housing is in the process of compiling and responding to the most recent round of community feedback on their proposed development. This should be complete by end of April, and will be submitted to the City of Edmonton along with their application for rezoning of the property. The submission package, including updated elevations, and how they have responded to community concerns through the presubmission period will be included. They will ensure that the submission package is sent to the Community League. Intermet has committed to at least one more community meeting to review community feedback and how they have responded to in in their rezoning application. Finding a home for backyard fruit Walking around our 60-year-old neighbourhood, we recognized that a lot of good fruit was falling to the ground and being wasted. We decided to collect fruit such as rhubarb, raspberries, cherries, pears and apples that were not being used by homeowners. 1. Tell your neighbours about the fruit and invite them to come and pick. You can arrange with them to leave you a portion in return for your sharing. We are a not-for-profit society with the mission of connecting this wonderful local resource with those who will use it. 2. Call us at 780-244-0129 and we will let you know about coming to pick ourselves. Please note that apples are so abundant that we often cannot pick – but if you drop them off at our kitchen we will make sure they go to someone who will use them. We make jams, jellies, sauces and condiments that are 60 to 100% “rescued” fruit; we teach preserving courses so people can make their own; we connect homes with excess fruit to those who want to pick for themselves; and fruit that is excess to the above sources goes to local charities, group homes, community kitchens, small food banks and anyone else who will use it (at no charge). In 2014, we redirected about 15,000 kg apples and this is just a small portion of the apple trees in our city. If you have fruit in your yard that is excess to your needs, or you are unable to do the work yourself, here are a few options to consider. North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org 3. If you don’t want others in your yard give us a call. We will tell you where and when you can drop off the fruit or we can arrange for a pick up. Call us at 780-244-0129 if you want to be a volunteer picker, know of a place that would use some of this free local fruit, or have other questions or comments. There is a lot more to our story, so please check out the website at www.fruitsofsherbrooke.ca. Page 5 G Hours of Operation Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. *CHECK AIR CONDITIONING, TEMPERATURE & MODE CONTROLS *CHECK FLUID LEVELS & CONDITION *TEST ANTIFREEZE PH LEVEL *INSPECT CONDITION OF RADIATOR HOSE, HEATER HOSE & BY-PASS HOSE *INSPECT DRIVE BELTS *INSPECT RADIATOR & PRESSURE TEST SYSTEM *CHECK WINDSHIELD WASHER & WIPERS *CHECK CHARGING SYSTEM & BATTERY *CHECK TUNE-UP CONDITION *CHECK SHOCKS & STRUTS *BRAKE CHECK *CHECK TIRE CONDITION & PRESSURE *FRONT END INSPECTION *CHECK EXHAUST SYSTEM *CHECK ALL LIGHTS PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT GROAT ROAD AUTO SERVICE 11311 - 143 Street Edmonton, Alberta Phone: 780-454-1144 North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org Fax: 780-454-1804 Page 6 North Glenora Garbage Fair May 9th 10 till 3 13535 -109 A Avenue Items Accepted at the Reuse Centre (all items must be clean and in good condition) Arts & Crafts Supplies Baskets (green berry & wicker only) Beads Bingo dabbers (full only) Bows Cellophane Chalk Clay (modeling, pottery & play-doh) Cookie cutters Corks Craft kits Crayons (pencil & wax) Feathers Floral arranging supplies (holders, picks, etc) Flowers (artificial only) Foam core Glitter Glue (white, sticks & craft) Googly eyes Magnets Moulds Packing peanuts Paint (acrylic, craft & watercolour only) Paint brushes (arts & crafts only) Pastels Pipe cleaners Pom-poms Ribbon (fabric, gift & raffia) Rubber stamps & ink pads Scissors Seashells Sponges Stencils Stickers String Styrofoam (balls, cubes & sheets only) Wax Wire (craft only) Wreaths Office and School Supplies Clipboards Duotangs Dividers Hole Punches Notebooks Staplers/staples Writing suppies Media Cables (computer, phone & TV only) Cassette tapes (not home recorded) Computer disks (3.5”) CD’s & DVD’s (incl. empty cases) Photo slides Video tapes (not home recorded) Metal Aluminum pie plates & tart shells Frozen juice lids Keys Pull tabs (from beer or pop cans) Small hardware (brackets, nails, screws, North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org etc) Tins (Altoid, coffee, cookie & cylinder, with lids) Sewing/Knitting Supplies Supplies for crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, knitting, macramé, needlepoint, quilting, sewing & rug hooking Batting Burlap Fabric (minimum 0.25 meters) Leather (usable pieces only) Neck ties Needles (crochet, knitting, sewing, etc) Patterns Paper Products Bookmarks Boxes (gift, packing & shoe only) Campbell’s labels Calendars (with pictures only) Cardboard tubes (paper towel & wrapping paper only) Envelopes (regular & oversized, new only) Gift bags Greeting cards (new & used) Maps Paper (all types, usable only) Poster board Postcards Postage stamps Posters Stationery Tissue paper Wrapping paper Plastic Bread bag tags Bubble wrap Film canisters (with lids) Ice cream pails (4L, with lids) Laundry soap scoops Margarine containers (with lids, 1 & 2 lb only) In addition to the items in for the following items Cameras, Film, and other photographic equipment materials. Records 45’s or LPs or 78‘s Audio equipment Plant Exchange Milk jug lids Prescription bottles (with lids, no labels) Six pack rings (from pop or beer cans) Yogurt containers (with lids, 750 gram only) Various Other Items Bags (cloth, paper, plastic & Ziplock) Bells Board games Books (adult & children’s fiction & nonfiction, current textbooks only, no encyclopedias) Candles & candle holders Egg cartons Hangers (wire only, please bundle) Jars (baby food & canning only, with lids) Jewelry (incl. broken) Key chains Lapel pins Magazines (craft, National Geographic, nature, fitness, etc; no catalogues or free publications) Marbles Medals Party decorations & supplies Picture frames (with or without glass) Photo albums & album pages Plant pots (ceramic & clay only) Playing cards Prize ribbons Promotional buttons Puzzles (incl. incomplete) Seasonal decorations (Valentine’s Day, Easter, Canada Day, Halloween, Christmas, etc) Shelf liner Storage bins Tennis & golf balls Trophies Vases Watches (incl. broken) Any used Denim (jeans) TIC-TAC containers Want to Volunteer? Are there any items that your organization could use? Please contact [email protected] Margaret 780-451-0808 Page 7 Thank you! Thank you to everyone who donated the amazing prizes for our Volunteer Appreciation: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Park Lighting LUSH-Kingsway Mall Flirt Cupcakes Starbucks 103.9FM Elevate Active Wear Duchess Bakery Heather Klimchuck Mayor Don Iveson Counsellor Steve McKeen Safeway-Westmount Edmonton Sports and Social Club Dairy Queen Zoe’s Cleaning Service Bliss Bakery Simply Supper Alley Kat Brewery Sean Nykolyshyn The Melting Pot Westmount Jewellers LZ Trampoline Monster Mini Golf City of Edmonton Home Depot Honeycomb Hair Crime Map 2014/15 Memberships Thank you to all NGCL Members who have obtained their 2014/2015 memberships. We have more than 320 members, so far. This year, we missed canvassing some blocks in the neighbourhood, as we didn’t have enough volunteers to walk all of North Glenora. I invite you to get involved and volunteer some of your time for the 2015/2016 membership drive that begins in September. If you would like to get a membership, please feel free to call Barbara U at 587-523-4548. 2014/15 Membership Fees Family $35 Any resident (single parent, with children) $25 Adult (1 or more 18 or older) $25 Senior (65 or older) $15 You can pick up a membership at Unit 7, 13612-109 A Ave on Tuesdays or Thursdays, and Fridays after 6 pm. To arrange a different time, please call 587-523-4548 or email [email protected]. Have you recently moved to North Glenora? We would like to offer you a complimentary membership for 2014/2015. Call Elizabeth Turner at 780-455-8660 for details. Type of Crime Break and Enter (Garage) Break and Enter (Apt/House) Theft from Vehicle Assault Theft of Vehicle Sexual Assault Dec/Jan 3 0 6 0 1 1 Feb Mar Apr 0 0 0 0 0 1 014 111 010 000 Please remember if you see anything suspicious to call 911 as soon as possible. Together we can all prevent crime in our neighborhood! For more information on crimes in our neighborhood visit crimemapping.edmontonpolice.ca North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org Page 8 Playtime at North Glenora Wednesdays at the North Glenora Community League Hall 13535 – 109A Avenue 11:45 to 2 pm North Glenora Community League Garage Sale Saturday, May 2, 2015 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. North Glenora Community Hall 13535 109A Ave For more information call Louise at: 780 469 - 8405 Come join kiddies and their parents/caregivers as they have lunch and a run around at the North Glenora Community League. Starting March 25, 2015 and continuing every Wednesday afterward. Note: No playtime on April 1, 2015 due to Spring Break. Bring your own lunch/beverage. No charge. Contact Deb McGuire at [email protected] for more information. 4 year olds – M/W/F am A few spots left! 2½ - 3 year olds – T/Th am CALL NOW TO REGISTER! northglenoraplayschool.com Conveniently located across the field from Coronation Elementary School North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org 13535-109A Ave. 780-452-6610 Page 9 Glenora School’s 75th Anniversary Do you know of a neighbour with a front yard with spectacular flowers, attractive landscaping or excellent curb appeal? Why not nominate the address for Front Yards in Bloom as recognition of their contribution to the community? 2015 marks the historic 75th Anniversary of Glenora Elementary and the school is celebrating in a big way! TM Front Yards in Bloom is sponsored by the Edmonton Horticultural Society, Canadian Union of Postal Workers and the City of Edmonton. Yellow signs posted on fabulous front gardens in North Glenora and throughout Edmonton. Normally 3,500 nominations are received from all over Edmonton and it would be nice to have a number come from our community. Last year there were approximately 25 nominations from our community. To nominate a North Glenora front yard before June 26, simply email the street address of the location you are recommending to: [email protected] or online at www.frontyardsinbloom.ca. Top gardens, including the Edible Landscape category, are announced at North Glenora’s community day in September. Judging of the front yards and posting signs will take place in the first two weeks of July. If you would like to help me do this, email me at [email protected] Neil Lang North Glenora Front yards in Bloom coordinator North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org SIZE: 5 7/8" X 11 3/4" COLOUR: BLACK PRINT ON YELLOW COROPLAST Front Yards in Bloom in North Glenora If you or a family member attended or has a connection to Glenora School, or know someone who does, we would love to hear from you! We are collecting input from former students, teachers, and community membersNatural on celebration events and collecting favourite Beautiful stories and memories from the school’s 75 years. Edible Public Spaces Please visit our special anniversary website: www.glenoraschool75.ca or our Facebook page (search Glenora 75) to share and learn more about the anniversary celebrations that CUTLINE will be on-going through 2015. Save the Date! Please join us in celebrating 75 years of excellence at Glenora Elementary, on Saturday, September 26, 2015 at the school at 13520-102 Avenue. Festivities begin at noon and include: • Official Ribbon Cutting of our new playground • Games through the decades • Great food and fun • An evening alumni event is also being planned. Everyone is welcome – alumni, community members, families, and anyone who has a connection to Glenora School. Additional alumni events are also being planned for that day. We look forward to seeing you there. 75 th Page 10 Summer Playground LeaderLeader – North Glenora / Grovenor Summer Playground - North Glenora/Grosvenor Changing lives, one game of tag at a time! An exciting summer opportunity for a student who has a passion for recreation, love working with the public, and wants to make a real difference for young Edmontonians in the Grovenor and North Glenora communities. We are looking for a playground leader who wants to spend their days leading Drop-In Community Playground Programs for children and youth focusing on leisure education, life skill development, leadership development and outdoor activities that may include games, sports, crafts, and special events. The Summer Playground Leader will be responsible for the following: � Lead children/youth in recreational activities � Ensure the safety of participants � Work with volunteers � Prepare daily and weekly plans � Maintain statistics � Represent the partnering agencies � Other related duties as required Qualifications: � Be a student returning to school (between the ages of 16 and 30). �Some experience working with the general public, children and other program users � Current First Aid and CPR or equivalent � Ability to obtain a clear Police Information Check, including Vulnerable Sector check. Hours of Work: Up to 8 hours a day, up to 35 hours per week. The position will start in June and continue until late August. The student will spend their days divided between North Glenora and Grovenor parks. Some evening and weekend work may be required but most hours will be during regular work hours (Monday-Friday). Salary: $17/hour. Part of the student’s salary will come from a Canada Student Job Grant. To Apply: Send a resume, cover letter and references no later than May 11th to: [email protected]. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews shortly afterwards. Background on this Position: Many families rely on the Green Shack program for their children during the summer months. This year, the program has been scaled back and is only offered half-days in fewer communities. As a way to address this, two community leagues (North Glenora and Grovenor) and two churches (St. Paul’s Anglican and Westmount Presbyterian) have agreed to work together provide supplemental programming. A summer student will be hired to lead and organize activities similar to the Green Shack program for the mornings in North Glenora and the afternoons in Grovenor. In addition, volunteers from the 4 partners will be invited to help organize games, crafts and activities during the summer months. The summer student will work with these volunteers to organize fun-filled summer activities for children and youth. North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org Page 11 10925 139 Street, Edmonton, AB T5M 1P8 Ph: 780-455-2008 Fax: 780-455-8717 Website: http://coronationschool.ca/ email: [email protected] Nestled in the heart of central west end’s North Glenora community, Coronation IB World school provides a safe and enriched environment for children. Yellow bus transportation is available within our large transportation zone. Our school offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) programme to all students from kindergarten-‐Grade 6 . Our high quality program of international education has a focus on inquiry, critical thinking and problem solving. We offer French as a second language. Our students are ready for the 21st century and h ave the latest technology for learning in each classroom! We also offer a tremendously unique public speaking program called OWN THE MICROPHONE that builds confidence and increased achievement in school! Please come in and visit our school! There are no additional fees to attend our IB World school! IB Programme, IB Learner Profile & Attitudes The Primary Years P rogramme (PYP) provides programming designed for Kindergarten to Grade 6 that emphasizes the development of the whole person, as well as interrelatedness of knowledge and global awareness. Throughout the school day, we continue to emphasize the learner profile. We strive to be: Inquirers Thinkers Principled Caring Balanced Knowledgeable Communicators Open-‐minded Risk-‐takers Reflective The International Baccalaureate® (IB) offers high quality programmes of international education to a worldwide community of schools. There are more than 824,000 IB students at 2,964 schools in 139 countries. Visit http://www.ibo.org/ Quality education for a better world School wide IB Character and Citizenship Education French Instruction for Kindergarten – Grade 6 Quality Daily Physical Education Dedicated, qualified IB PYP Staff Outdoor Learning Classroom Lunchtime Supervision Extra-‐curricular Activities Volunteers are welcome Yellow bus transportation is available Own the Microphone Public Speaking Program KINDERGARTEN TO Student Leadership and School wide Actions Technology for learning & Assistive Technology support Family Resource Centre Healthy Initiatives -‐ Milk and Appetizer Program U of A Study Buddy Program & Philosophy for Children Active, supportive, dedicated School council parents No school program fees On-‐Site Daycare and Out-‐of-‐School Care GRADE 6 EDMONTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org Page 12 Westmount Presbyterian Church 13820 – 109A Avenue COME JOIN US! Sunday Worship 11am (with children’s program) Youth Group Sunday 7 – 9pm Connecting people to God and to one another. CChhrriisstt tthhee KKiinngg WE INVITE YOU to worship with us each Sunday at 10 a.m. West Edmonton Christian High School 14304 - 109 Avenue. CCChhhrrriiissstttttthhheeeKKKiiinnnggg is a Christ centered, Biblically faithful and mission focused Anglican (ANiC) congregation. We offer meaningful worship, home fellowships, youth ministry and Christian education. Visit our web-site: www.ChristThe King-Edmonton.ca E-mail: [email protected] Telephone: 780-800-5515 Pastor: The Rev. Lars Nowen Youth Pastor: Stephen Lieberman North Glenora Community League Member Free Swimming St. Paul’s Anglican Church 10127 – 145 St. | 780-455-0771 www.stpauls-anglican.ca Sunday Worship Services: 9 am and 10:30 am Crosstalk Day Camp at St. Paul’s July 20 to 24, 2015 Our weeklong day camp is filled with activities for children aged 4 (about to begin kindergarten) to 12 (just finished grade 6). For more information, contact the church office. בס״ד Sundays 2 - 5 pm MacEwan Sport and Wellness, 10700 104 Ave Free for all North Glenora Community League Members (Bring your community league membership) North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org Fresh baked fun for everyone 780 - 453 - 0101 10710 - 142 St, Edmonton, Alberta EK www.blissbakedgoods.ca | Follow us on Twitter “Edmonton’s favourite little bakery” Page 13 Pub Night - Friday, May 8 Our May Pub Night will be on Friday, May 8 from 8 to 11 p.m. (Please note this is the second Friday of the month- a change from the usual third Friday.) Bring a snack to share. This is the day before the North Glenora Re-use Fair, so we will be setting up a book, DVD and CD exchange at pub night. Feel free to bring and/or take a book/ DVD/CD. In-Your-Home Pet Sitting Let me take care of your pets in your home SHARIE BAGGETT 780-455-2877 Advantages to Home Sitting • pets are in their own environment • no stress on the animal • dogs will be walked morning and evening • home is more secure • house plants would be taken care of • no fear your pet could contract a virus or infection This time, elect Our Spring & Summer Program Guide is now available! SARAH HOFFMAN and ALBERTA’S NEW DEMOCRATS Protecting health care and education for working families. Not big corporate tax breaks. Register today for 2015 Spring & Summer programs! Donate. Volunteer. Take a Sign. Authorized by Sarah Hoffman. Phone: 780.756.7310 albertandp.ca/sarahhoffman Leadership for what matters. 780.497.5300 MacEwan.ca/SportandWellness North Glenora Community League - ngcl.org Page 14 North Glenora Student Registry Students available for babysitting, yard care and snow removal. Name Grace Van Meter Rachael Duke Haley Laviolette Katie Oltsher Shook Liz Kusick Alyssa Laurie Tanner Piers Kate Hughes Sawyer Desaulniers Eric Hughes Brennan Robiaille Alexandra Sopiwnyk Service Babysitting Babysitting Babysitting House/Pet Sitting Babysitting Babysitting Lawn Cutting Babysitting/Plant care Odd Jobs Lawn Cutting Snow Shovelling, etc Babysitting Phone Availability 780-454-5459 Evenings and weekends 780-884-3404 Evenings and weekends 780.482.1415 Evenings and weekends 780.430.0591 Daytime or longer periods 780.451.1814 Evenings and weekends 780.451.2707 Weekends and some evenings 780.447.5564 780.488.0586 Weekends and evenings 780.218.7380 780.488.0586 After school/weekends 780.905.0436 After school/weekends 780.455.9915 Weekends and some evenings Other Information Babysitting course completed Babysitting course completed Experienced; references available Babysitting course completed Babysitting course completed Babysitting course completed Snow Shoveling, Odd Jobs Yard work, mail pick-up as well Babysitting Course completed Students, do you live in North Glenora and want to be listed in our registry? Email [email protected] with your name, availability, and service you offer and we’ll be happy to add you to our list. North Glenora Business Listings Live local and help support North Glenora residents and local businesses by using the list below when you need services. Business Megan’s Family Doula Services Groat Road Auto Service Ron’s On Site Mechanical Repair Jay-Kur Contracting Smooth Transitions Edmonton Ltd. Design Effex Inc Avon Epicure Finish Carpenter Professional Abstract Art Photo Boutique by Ana Feher Rainbow Eavestroughing (1982) Ltd. Dagu Integral Coaching Services Janet’s Waxing Studio Scentsy Speech Therapy Services Ltd. Bliss Baked Goods Contact Megan Jakeway Don Sande Ron Garner Jay Adams Pat/Karen Lencucha Gillian Korsch-Tkachuk Darlene Darlene Andrei Feher Tatjana Elgersma Ana Feher Adrian Aarnoutse Cheryl Whitelaw Janet Olstad Nicole Melissa Campbell Hanna PhoneService 780-701-4913 Childbirth doula certified with DONA, International 780.454.1144 Automobile Service and Repair 780.455.5002 Small Engine Repair 780.451.1005 Residential/Commercial Renovations 780.540.4310 Movers specializing in Seniors 780.910.6129 Interior Decorating & Design 780.504.1652 Make-up, skincare & fragrances 780.504.1652 Dips, spices & cookware 780.760.5501 Finish Carpentry 780.983.4848 Custom Abstract Art 780.760.5501 Photography, Craft and Art 780.447.1696 Soffit, Fascia, and Eavestroughing 780.903.5519 Career and Life Coaching 780.221.9223 Certified Esthetician 780.937.1808nicolemcc.scentsy.ca 780.982.8889 Registered Speech-Language Pathologist 780.453.0101 www.blissbakedgoods.ca Are you a North Glenora Community League Member and have a business you would like to include in our new business listings? Email [email protected] with the information listed above and we’ll be happy to add you to our list. Include a PDF, vector, or high resolution jpeg image of your business card and we’ll run it whenever we have space. Best of all it’s free! 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