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Kingsland Real Estate Update
Last 12 Months Kingsland
MLS Real Estate Sale Price Stats
Kingsland Community Association
505-78 Ave SW Calgary, AB – T2V 0T3
Phone: 403.255.1400 | Fax: 403.255.1407
[email protected]
www.kingslandcommunity.ca
Average Asking Price
February 2015
$509,950
$496,500
January 2015
$499,900
$492,000
December 2014
$649,800
$649,800
November 2014
$528,000
$514,000
October 2014
$529,900
$521,350
September 2014
$528,550
$528,525
August 2014
$479,900
$465,000
July 2014
$549,900
$550,233
June 2014
$446,133
$436,000
May 2014
$591,083
$588,571
April 2014
$439,900
$440,000
March 2014
$509,925
$507,475
President’s Message 7
Community Calendar 8
Last 12 Months Kingsland
MLS Real Estate Number of Listings Stats
THE BEST OFFICE SPACE LOCATIONS
IN DOWNTOWN CALGARY
Western Corporate Business Centre has 70,000 square
feet of premium furnished Calgary office space in the
heart of the city’s business district.
No. New Properties
No. Properties Sold
February 2015
5
2
January 2015
5
1
December 2014
1
1
November 2014
2
2
October 2014
3
2
September 2014
5
4
August 2014
2
1
July 2014
1
3
June 2014
4
3
May 2014
8
7
April 2014
4
1
March 2014
4
4
Total
44
31
To view the specific SOLD Listings that comprise the above
MLS averages please visit kingsland.great-news.ca
Committee Reports 11-13
Your Community Business
of the Month 18
My Babysitter List 23
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The Kingsland Community Hall is the ideal location for
any occasion such as weddings, family reunions, barbecues, or meetings. The beautiful hall accommodates up
to 100 people and offers a bar area with fridge, kitchen,
and wheel chair accessible ramp. The huge sundeck
provides a great setting for your get-togethers. NO pets
allowed.
Rental Rates:
Members
Non-Members
Board of Directors
& Community Contacts
ROLE
President
Vice Present
Treasurer
Secretary and Hall Director
Social Director
Planning and Development
Casino Chairperson
Membership Director
St Augustine Liaison
Trico Liaison
Open Directors
WHO
Ken Reimer
Brandy MacInnis
Steve Duncan
Ann Clarke
Meghan Muhle
Brandy MacInnis
Open
Christine Dombroski
Seanna Fortier
Christine Dombroski
Richard Lee
Sue Barnfield
Christine Dombroski
Trinda Bowes
PROGRAMS & COMMUNITY CONTACTS
Councillor
Brian Pincott
403-268-2476
Calgary Police Service Liaison Cst. Henry Robinson
403-567-6600
Community Resources
Maggie Dycke
403-476-7185
The input of members of our community is
always appreciated.
For any suggestions, ideas, or concerns, or if you
would like to be a volunteer, please contact any
executive, director, or staff member at the hall:
505 – 78 Avenue S.W.
Calgary, Alberta T2V 0T3
Phone: 403-255-1400
Fax: 403-255-1407
Email: admin@
kingslandcommunity.ca
Website: www.
kingslandcommunity.ca
Facebook: www.facebook.com/
pages/Kingsland-CommunityAssociation/203240413043176
Twitter: www.twitter.com/
KCA_Calgary
$300.00 + GST
$375.00 + GST
Above rates are for a Friday or Saturday rental. Rates
are also available for meetings during the week. The
outdoor hockey rink can be reserved for any organized
activity (i.e. lacrosse, hockey) at $20 per hour.
For all inquiries please call the Hall at 403-255-1400 or
email [email protected].
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Cleaning out your closets?
Love to bake?
Have a home business?
Get ready for Kingsland’s
second…
Parade of
Sales
Calgary Board of Education By-election
Let’s enjoy a sunny day wandering our community and
enjoying one another’s offerings…whether that’s garage
sale items, home business items like jewelry or Tupperware,
homemade goodies or your kids’ lemonade stand!
• Eligible electors will vote to elect their Public School Board
Trustee for Wards 11 & 13 on Monday, April 13, 2015.
• You are eligible to vote if:
o you are at least 18 years old;
o are a Canadian citizen;
o have resided in Alberta since October 13, 2014;
o are a resident on Election Day;
– Of the City of Calgary Ward 11 or 13; and
– Of the Calgary Board of Education; and
o provide one of the authorized pieces of identification.
You can set up on your property or put up a table outside at
the community hall. You are responsible for your own signage minus a map that will be given out at the hall marking all properties with sales. $2 charge/household to cover
map photocopying charges.
All eligible electors can vote at the Advance Vote, April 2, 7 & 8.
Blind voter templates are available at the Advance Vote only.
I hope April proves to be as beautiful as February was.
Hockey rink had a very short season. A big thanks to
Pete Mitchell and Reg Clowe for their efforts to maintain ice until Winter Party on February 7th. Good job by
Meghan and her team for organizing a successful event.
Traffic north of 69th Avenue still continues to cause the
committee lots of headaches. So remember pedestrians;
catch the eye of the driver before crossing the street.
Work continues on converting lighting inside and outside to LEDs. Rink lighting has become very important
as Enmax has discontinued the Rink lighter program
which subsidized cost of lighting the rinks.
Remember, volunteer for a committee, most are short
term commitments and only a few hours a month.
Thanks to all that do.
May is membership month; Cris will be calling for help.
Let’s get lots of you out there and decrease the load on
the team.
Saturday, June 6th from 9-2 pm
Thanks,
RSVP to Meghan at [email protected] or 587-8946917 if you are a seller
Ken Reimer, [email protected]
Just going to wander and shop? Come to the community
hall at 505-78th Ave SW and pick up a map for all the selling
houses. There will be tables at the hall too to browse!
**we will be collecting hockey and figure skates in
preparation for a Skate Exchange at 2016’s Skating
Party. Please drop off skates at the community hall
on this day.
A City of Calgary By-election brochure will be delivered to
every household in Wards 11 & 13 in late March.
2015-0521
Register by May 15, 2015
Kingsland
Community
Association Board
Meetings
are held in the downstairs Meeting Room
at 7:00 PM
All Community Members are Welcome!
Next meeting April 30, 2015
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VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITIES
• Babysitting, as needed while resident programs
run at the Claire Building
• Homework helpers for all/any subjects for elementary and high school students
• French or English conversationalists to help facilitate language learning for ESL adults
• website maintenance: maintain our community
website. Mainly this involves adding upcoming
events and the monthly newsletter.
• sit on our board as a parent representative of
Chinook Park School. Requires attendance to
monthly board meetings (last Thursday of every month at 7pm). The goal of this position is
to keep our community engaged and informed
of what is happening at the school.
• join our Playground Committee and help plan
for future playground builds
• run a station at our first Sports Day on Sunday,
June 7 from 11-2, or cook hotdogs at the BBQ
Please contact Meghan at [email protected]
or 587-894-6917 for more information or to sign
up for a position.
(with what you will offer and house address)
If you can’t vote at the Advance Vote or on Election Day –
request a Mail-in (Special) ballot or, if housebound due to
injury, illness or disability, a special service to vote at home
can be requested.
Visit Calgary.ca/election for more details or
call 403-476-4100 (option 2).
PRESIDENT’S
MESSAGE
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5th Annual Kingsland Community
Clean Up & Recycling Event
Saturday June 13, 2015 – 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
THREE garbage trucks provided by the City of Calgary, will be onsite for the
disposal of general household items and yard waste. One truck will be
dedicated to organic waste disposal.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR 2015
SUNDAY
Preschool
4 year olds
8:45-11:15
9:00 am
10:00 am
MONDAY
St. Brigid’s Mass
10:00 Second Sunday
TUESDAY
Preschool
3 year olds
8:45-10:45
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Preschool
Preschool
4 year olds
3 year olds
8:45-11:15
8:45-10:45
DreamQuilt,
Piecemakers Quilting
Guild 9:00-3:00
Last Wed of month
ONLY
FRIDAY
Preschool
4 year olds
8:45-11:15
Yoga
9:15-10:15
Moms &Tots
9:30-11:30
This event will also include:
 A Free Store - usable items your neighbours no longer need that you can put to use
 Donation Centre - clothing, curtains, and usable small household appliances for
donation
 Electronics recycling - including small and large appliances, but not fridges
 A Plant Swap - bring your extra healthy indoor or outdoor plants and swap for some
new plants from your neighbours!
We will not be able to accept the following items
 Auto parts, chemicals, tires, motor oil
 Household hazardous waste, including helium and propane tanks, light
ballasts, paints and chemicals
 Liquid waste such as cooking oil
 Medical waste and expired prescription drugs
 Glass of any type
4th Annual Kingsland Community Graffiti Clean-up Event
Saturday, June 13, 2015 – 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
of month ONLY
11:00 am
12:00 noon
Bridge
12:45-3:00p
1:00 pm
Preschool
4 year olds
12:45-3:15
Preschool
3 year olds
12:45-2:45
Preschool
4 year olds
12:45-3:15
Preschool
3 year olds
12:45-2:45
Preschool
4 year olds
12:45-3:15
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
9:00 am-11:00 am & Noon-2:00 pm
4:00 pm
Judy Schey Dancers
5:00-8:15
5:00 pm
Judy Schey Dancers
5:00-10:00
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
8:00 pm
9:00 pm
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Team up with your friends, family and other Kingsland residents to clean-up the graffiti in
Kingsland. Our graffiti clean-up event will run in two sessions:
Yoga
7:00-8:30
Yoga
7:00-8:30
Cross & Thistle Dance St. Brigid’s Education
8:15-10
7:30-9:30p
Third Wed of month ONLY
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You can pick the time and a route near your house to help clean-up the graffiti in Kingsland.
This event has been incredibly successful in the past thanks to our dedicated volunteers. Join the
volunteer team this year and help free Kingsland of graffiti for another year! This event will help
improve the image of your community. We will provide all the tools you need.
THE CLEAN-UP DAY CANNOT HAPPEN WITHOUT VOLUNTEERS!
Please help Kingsland by volunteering.
To Volunteer Contact: Brandy MacInnis at 403-617-0976 or [email protected]
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Memberships
There are many aspects of our membership program
that provide unique educational and recreational experiences. Being a member not only provides an opportunity to voice one’s opinions in their community, but
allows individuals to play a vital role in their community
as well.
As a member, important skills can be learned through
recreation, organized sports, and health-related programs. Members are also given the opportunity to take
on greater responsibility by taking part in community
programming, spending, development, and safety.
Programs such as Bridge Club, Moms & Tots, Park N’Play,
and various social events are only a part of the many
options offered to our members. Furthermore, members enjoy discounted rates when posting classified ads
and for hall rentals as well as free placement of “Bulletin
Board” items in the community newsletter.
Lastly, members can take part in helping to maintain
community facilities such as the ice rink, basketball
courts, and the community hall. Overall, membership
simply allows the individuals to take a greater role in
their community.
Volunteer
Appreciation
Night
Saturday, April 11
By invitation only
If you have not received an invitation by March 15,
but volunteered in 2014 for the Kingsland Community
please email Meghan and [email protected].
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Gentle Yoga
Therapy Class
Life is too short to live with pain or discomfort in your
body. Join Brandy Payne for an eight-week yoga therapy
session, where we’ll move through postures designed
to help get you out of pain and into more ease. Working
in a small group, we’ll go through a series of movements
based on the way your body moves today. In addition to
our class time, you’ll be given a personalized program of
movements you can do at home during the week. Suitable for all levels of yoga experience, from brand new
to practicing for years. Minimum 4 students, maximum
10.Mondays 7:00 pm to 8:15 pm, starting March 9, Kingsland Community Centre (lower level). For more info,
visitwww.brandypayneyoga.com or call 403-993-2473.
Spring Clothing Give Away
Saturday May 2, 10 – 1 PM
All Saints Lutheran Church
380 Midpark Blvd. SE
Bring your family and pick out some FREE clothing!
We will be accepting clean, gently used Spring and
Summer clothing at All Saints Lutheran Church on:
Tuesday, April 28 - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Wednesday, April 29 - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Thursday, April 30 - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm & 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Friday, May 1 - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
For more information: 403-201-7500 (Retta)
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COMMITTEE
REPORTS
UPCOMING
EVENTS
for February 2015
EVENT
DATE
Full meeting minutes available on our web page:
www.kingslandcommunity.ca
Easter Egg Hunt
Sunday March 29, 2015
Parade of Sales
Sat June 6, 2015
Sports Day
Sunday, June 7 2015
Playground Play Group
Thursdays thru June
Movie in the Park
Sat Sept 12, 2015
Pub Night
Saturday, Oct 17
Halloween Bon Fire
Sat Oct 31, 2015
Bowling and Pizza
Sunday, Nov 8
Senior’s Stage West
TBA
Christmas Cookie Exchange
Early December
Planning & Development Committee report –
Brandy MacInnis
The planning committee met on February 12, 2015. The
items discussed were:
1) Brookfield Development was in attendance to discuss their consideration of the Market on Macleod site.
Brookfield is in their due diligence phase, which ends
in June. They are considering the purchase of the Market site, for redevelopment into multi-family residential
and some commercial uses. A site design has not yet
been contemplated but the representatives will keep in
touch with KCA and update the Planning Committee at
the appropriate times. This site is within the redevelopment area planned in the Kingsland Community Plan;
we anticipate and are supportive of a mixed-use development in this location. We will continue to work with
Brookfield if they pursue their purchase of the site, to
advise of community needs and concerns as they move
forward with their land use redesignation and development permit applications.
2) A Traffic Study Application was submitted in early
February, requesting a traffic study be completed by the
City of Calgary for the roads at 67, 68 and 69th Avenues
SW between Elbow Drive SW and 4A Street SW. This application was a supplement to the application submitted in 2011 to further our need for the community to
be looked atby the Cityin the 2015 work program.100
signatures were on our petition to the City requesting
traffic management options for this area in Kingsland.
Our community is currently being considered and we
will know more in March.
New items:
A land use redesignation application has been submitted to the City of Calgary by Michel Berdnikoff for the
parcel south of the Retina Clinic on Elbow Drive SW. The
application would allow for a multi-residential development that could result in up to 12 units. KCA has re~continued on page 12~
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COMMITTEE REPORTS CONT’D
sponded to the applicant in theMarch of 2014, indicating
that we would not consider a redesignation of this site
and that our Kingsland Community Plan identifies the
parcel as a single family use. KCA has heard from several
concerned residents and we will be reaching out to residents that could be affected by the redesignation and
eventual multi-family building at this location. We will be
putting together a questionnaire for impacted residents
and a petition for those who have concerns. Canvassers will be in the area shortly to request your input. The
questionnaire and petition will be left in your mailbox
with options for your response. Residents with concerns
are asked to contact Ms. Brandy MacInnis at [email protected] to discuss your thoughts. We would
appreciate it if correspondence already sent to the City
could also be forwarded to Brandy so we are aware of
the responses to the City. Councillor Pincott should also
be forwarded your concerns atinfo@[email protected]
Lifecycle - Ken Reimer
Ken requested a budget of $2,000.00 for drawings for
hall, deck, and rink alterations to be used to help implement a 3 year plan.
Discussion regarding need of hall alterations, suggestion
that it be brought forward as a discussion item during
the May 30th open house which Brandy is organizing. Request for funds held over to later meeting.
Electrical work: Exterior lights have been done for a total
of $275.63, also bar lighting repair for a total of $241.50
these items have been completed and paid for.
COMMITTEE REPORTS CONT’D
Ken asked for permission to revamp hall lighting to replace both dimmers and all 45 lights with LED bulbs for a
total of $690.00. Ann felt that we had bulbs left in storage
and will check. - This item held over to next meeting.
Sports - Ken Reimer
Hockey ice is done unless we get a cold spell.
Calgary Senior Men’s Softball 55+ are looking to add two
teams. Interested contact http://grandslamslopitch.com/
Soccer registration will take place on 3rd and 7th March,
Cris and Rich will sell memberships at CKE Hall
Rich will take over Sports as Director.
Treasurer’s Report – Steve Duncan
Report submitted by email. February 2015
The balances in the bank accounts and investments are
as follows;
KCA Account Balances
Casino Account
69,538.50
General Account
43,601.63
Total Operating Accounts $ 113,140.13
Investments
134,015.56
Total Deposits
$ 247,155.69
We have received our request from the request from the
AGLC for our report on the expenditures made with the
funds received from our previous casino. Thanks to Sue’s
good preparation, we should have all the information
that we require to complete the file. The report is due on
or before March 28th. I will complete the report on my
return from my holiday in the first week of March.
Expenditures Related to Snow Removal and Ice-making
Snow Removal
Ice Making
Service Equipment
Estimate Cost to Year End
Combined Snow & Ice Making
Total Expense
Capital Purchase Equipment
Annualized 5 Year Depreciated Cost
Annual cost
Estimated available for reserve
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2014/15 YTD
782.25
872.95
245.29
500.00
2,400.49
2013/14
6,940.00
2,063.70
9,003.70
2012/13
2850.75
4,910.75
7,761.50
2011/12
7,842.19
9,898.92
1,979.78
Current cost
4,380.27
3,822.19
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3 Year Average
8,202.46
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The preceding table indicates the average cost of our
snow removal over the past three years which is as far as
I have records on hand. It would be safe to assume that
we could reserve $3,500 to in the current year toward
the reconstruction of the rink.
Hall Director’s report/Secretary - Ann Clarke
Hall Manager:
27th February will be Janelle’s last day in the office although she will be helping with the newsletter this
month. Janelle has done a great job for us and we are
sorry to lose her.
Our new hall manager will be Jennifer Sherstabetoff,
Jennifer has been training for the month of February
and I am sure will fill the role perfectly. Ann will meet
with Jennifer on Friday 27th February to sign her contract. Some of the office work will be done from Jennifer’s home but if you would like to meet her you can
leave a message on the office answering machine and
she will let you know the times she will be in the office.
Fire Extinguishers:
The hall fire extinguishers have been serviced this
month. They are serviced annually at this time.
Little Libraries:
Three little libraries were picked up from our NPC’s office and dropped off with Colleen our Arts Co-ordinator
who will paint them and have them ready for installation by the City in the Spring.
Social - Meghan Muhle
1. Awarded $1000 WCEF grant for Movie in Park. Vet
Clinic giving $1000 again. Waiting to hear from The Mattress and Sleep Company if they are donating $1000.
2. New events happening: Sports Day, Bowling Night,
Pub Night.
3. Sports Day, June 7th, City will send volunteers to help,
volunteers needed for the day
Trico & Membership - Cris Dombronski
Trico Report – February 2015
Board Survey and New Board Report Evaluation committee.
The committee is challenged with two tasks/deliverables:
1. Create board evaluation survey, analyze the results
and report a summary to the Trico Board.
2. Design and implement a process for getting feedback
from board members about the new reports.
Cris will email a summary of Charitable Registration and
Purposes which Trico Board provided the board members which has some valuable information to share with
KCA board.
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. Website: www.tricocentre.ca. Phone: 403278-7542
Cris will start getting volunteers for the Membership
drive in May.
President’s report - Ken
AGLC – Steve was attending a session to try and get
more or clearer information – Tabled to next meeting
Trinda Bowes has resigned from board due to work
commitments.
Wildrose candidate wants to attend next meeting - Yes,
Ken will invite.
Playground - Ken
Will Pozzo has agreed to Chair the playground committee. He will develop footprints & budgets for playgrounds.
Brandy noted that the sodding at Singh Hari park has
not been laid by the City as promised. Also the “no dog”
sign which was removed when the playground upgrade
was done and has not been replaced.
Cris attended Trico Board Meeting February 19, 2015.
The Trico Community Report was sent to Meghan to be
emailed to KCA membership.
New Business:
Sue will be in charge of volunteers, she would like all
board members to log their volunteer hours monthly
and let her have the numbers.
The Trico board members were given an opportunity to
choose a committee or change to another committee
that they wanted to sit on. I will be sitting on the Trico
Cris talked about Jane’s Walk, annual walk through communities held in May, would anyone like to volunteer to
do a walk in Kingsland in the 2016 season. Let her know.
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KINGSLAND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
MEMBERSHIP FORM
Membership prices from June/2014 to May/2015 are:
Regular (Family)
$20
Associate (Non-voting)
$25
Senior
By Donation
Personal information is being collected under Section 33c of the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act
(FOIP). The information collected will only be used to contact you regarding Community Association matters
and to keep a record of our members from year to year. No other use of your personal information will occur.
Please provide your:
NAME: __________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: _______________________________________________________________________________
POSTAL CODE: ___________________________________________________________________________
PHONE: _________________________________________________________________________________
Email:___________________________________________________________________________________
Please select Membership type:
Regular [ ] Associate [ ] Senior [ ]
Please enclose your payment in an envelope with the application form
Indicate whether you have enclosed Cash [ ] Cheque [ ]
(If paying by cheque, please make it payable to Kingsland Community Association)
And the amount of your payment $ _________
Form & payment can be mailed to or dropped off at:
505 - 78 Avenue SW, Calgary T2V 0T3
Your purchase of a membership supports the goals of our community as defined by input from our members and
through the work of our volunteer Board. Thank you for your support!
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Head injuries are a leading cause of serious injury and
death to children riding bicycles*. Most injuries occur
when a cyclist suffers a fall, strikes a stationary object,
or collides with another cyclist/pedestrian. Remember
– it’s the law in Alberta that cyclists under the age of 18
must wear a helmet (and highly recommended for all
ages). Helmets should be CSA approved and worn during recreational activities such as skateboarding, in-line
skating, or cycling.
Getting informed
• Wearing a helmet while cycling can prevent a serious
injury, or even save a life;
• Brain injuries can cause permanent disability or death;
• Reduce your risk by always wearing your helmet;
• Replace any helmet that has been involved in a crash,
even if it appears undamaged.
Getting started
• Allow children to assist when buying their helmet. Cyclists who choose their own helmet are more likely to
wear them;
• Start the habit early. Young children learning to ride
tricycles need to wear helmets;
• Parents must lead by example – always wear a helmet
when cycling.
Getting the right fit
• Take the time to properly fit and adjust your helmet to
ensure maximum protection in case of a crash;
• When worn properly, helmets should fit level, not tilted up, or down over the forehead;
• Helmets should feel snug, but not too tight. To test
the fit, the helmet should not fall off when you shake
your head from side-to-side while the straps are unfastened;
• Adjust the chin straps to form a “Y” below and slightly
forward from the ears;
• Only one finger should be able to fit under the chin
strap when it is fastened;
• Do not forget to use the sizing pads included with the
helmet. They will help improve the overall fit, comfort
and safety.
Kingsland Community
Preschool News
In the month of February, we had time to celebrate our
friends and families! We celebrated Valentine’s Day by
making valentines and delivering them to our classmates mailboxes. It was very exciting to see our full
mailboxes!
We continued our study of the Arctic and Arctic Animals. We talked about how polar bears were in trouble
because the ice is melting so quickly in the Arctic. We
wondered what we could do to help. We heard about
“Wear a Sweater” day from our friends at Chinook Park
School and decided that it would be a good challenge
for us too. On February 4th, we turned down our thermostat at school and we all put our sweaters on. We
didn’t even notice that it was cool in our classroom.
Maybe we should do that every day.
We have been continuing to mix colours and creating
new ones. We are now working on colour collages to
decorate our classroom.
We have been reading about the artist, Ted Harrison,
and looking at hisamazing art work. He uses many lines
and colours in his art of the Yukon, and we are trying to
make art in the same style.
We will be keeping an eye out for those tricky and pesky
leprechauns in March.
We still have a few spaces in our program for fall 2015
so call the preschool if you are interested. For more information about the Preschool contact us at www.kingslandcommunitypreschool.com or call 403-258-1308
APRIL MOON C ALENDAR
Full
Moon
April 4
Last
Quarter
April 11
New
Moon
April 18
First
Quarter
April 25
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SOUTHWOOD
CALGARY 924 Southland Dr SW
PUBLIC
403-260-2600 • calgarylibrary.ca
LIBRARY
11150 Bonaventure Drive SE. • www.tricocentre.ca
Spring fun at Trico Centre
Kingsland
Sports Day
Sunday, June 7
11-2pm
At the Dry Pond and Hall
505-78 Ave SW
All ages welcome...only thing needed is your three
legged racing skills!
Free hot dog lunch
Kingsland
Community
Workshop
Kingsland is hosting a community workshop. Come together in small working groups to talk to other residents about a plan for Kingsland.
What we hear from you will direct the
Board’s work plan for the next four years.
• Where should we rebuild our next playground(s)?
• Should we change our Community Plan to allow
for secondary suites in the single family areas of
Kingsland?
• What renovations should we undertake at the
Community Hall?
• What should we include in our community vision
and mission statements?
• Do we need a new logo and what should it look like?
Renting or Owning? You are a Resident of this Community!
Let us know what you think!
Community Workshop: Saturday, May 30, 2015
9:00 am to 2:00 pm
KCA Hall
A Light Lunch will be provided
Please let us know if you plan to attend by
contacting:
Brandy MacInnis at [email protected]
or 403-617-0976
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There are all sorts of new programs and events in April
and May. Check out our Spring/Summer Program Guide
at www.tricocentre.ca.
New registered adult fitness programs that start in April
include:
Obstacle Race Training Get ready for the next Tough
Mudder, Spartan, or Rugged Maniac. Train for 12 weeks
on Thursday from 6:30-7:30pm in our Fitness Centre and
outdoor bootcamp and build the strength, agility, and
flexibility you need for your race.
Strength & Conditioning Club – After Hours Sunday
nights from 8:30 to 10:00pm, the Fitness Centre will
be empty – except for those who want to know more
about functional movement for strength training. This
special after-hours lifter club is supervised by a personal
trainer. Topics include the Big Three (squat, bench press,
and deadlift), speed and agility, throwing and jumping,
spotting, equipment use, safety, and programming for
strength. Ages 16 and up – all levels of experience are
welcome. April 12-May 24 (M $72; NM $90) May 31 –
June 28 (M $60; NM $75)
Mon - Thur 10:00 am - 9:00 pm • Fri & Sat 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sun (mid-Sept to mid-May) 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Interested in learning a new language? Check out
Mango Languages on our website calgarylibrary.ca.
Over 60 languages, from Arabic to Yiddish.
ONGOING PROGRAMS
Drop In Family Storytime
Drop in for stories, songs and finger plays the whole
family can enjoy.
Ages 2 to 5 with a parent/caregiver.
Saturdays, January 10 to April 25, 10:15 - 10:45 a.m.
Wednesdays, January 7 to April 29, 10:15 - 10:45 a.m.
Drop In LEGO Club
Join us to build, create and explore! LEGO provided.
Sundays, January 4 to May 10 (No program on April
5), 2 - 3 p.m.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Pyjama Storytime
Snuggle into your jammies and join us for sleepy stories, lullabies and finger plays for the whole family.
Ages 2 to 5 with a parent/caregiver
Thursday, April 23
7 - 7:30 p.m.
Also, for families, don’t miss the Easter Eggstravaganza
Party at Trico Centre on Thursday April 2, from 2:00 to
4:00pm. Bring the whole family for an afternoon of face
painting, crafts, games, and more. The cost is $15 per
family for members and $20 per family for non-members.
Everything’s Coming Up Springtime
Skip or splash your way to springtime stories and
rhymes for the whole family.
Ages 2 to 5 with a parent/caregiver
Thursday, April 16
10:15 - 10:45 a.m.
Register on-line, in-person or phone.
On the Easter long weekend, drop off your children, aged
3 to 5, at Trico Centre for Long Weekend Drop n’ Play
on Saturday, April 4, from 10:00 am to 12:30pm. Children
will enjoy a morning of games, songs, and crafts, followed by gym time. Register by Friday April 3 at noon.
Members: $16 per child; non-members: $20 per child.
night from 7:00 to 9:00pm with a special theme night
once a month. This month’s Tween Swim Night with a
theme is on April 18. This event is a fun night out for
10 to 17 year olds. Enjoy the pool, music, the waterslide.
Free for members and only $5 for non-members.
A couple of regular events: Crafts and a Movie will be
held on Saturday, April 18. Bring your children and enjoy
crafts and a kids’ movie, 10:00am to 12:00pm. This event
is free for everyone. Tween Night Swim is every Friday
Trico Centre is located at 11150 Bonaventure Drive
SE. Residents of partnered communities’ pay 20% less
for memberships than those who reside outside partnered communities. Phone: 403-278-7542 or see www.
tricocentre.ca to find out more.
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weight and may also reduce the risk for diabetes and
certain types of cancer. Loaves like COBS’s signature
Cape Seed, made with nine grains and seeds, pack a
delicious and nutritious punch, with two slices containing 25% of the recommended daily iron intake.
COBS Bread Kingsland Plaza
Kingsland Community
I
t’s 3am, and Joel Sibuyo, Bakery Manager at COBS
Bread Kingsland Plaza, is wide awake. He’s at the bakery, measuring, mixing, and baking fresh bread for
his customers to enjoy in just a few short hours once
the bakery opens its doors at 8am.
Joel hasn’t always been a baker, but he dreams of one
day being the franchise owner of a COBS bakery which
he will run with his wife, Karolina. Their daughter, Sierra,
is only two, but perhaps in the future she will join her
parents at the bakery. Having the right team is very important to Joel-with over 14 years of retail management
experience, he knows how important it is to deliver a
high-quality product paired with a delightful customer
experience.
The recipes that are used by Joel and COBS Bread bakers have been passed down, refined, and sometimes revisited. Dedicated to using traditional baking methods,
you can trust that the Sourdough is authentic as they
come, using a real levain starter. It is a 20-hour labour of
love. Similarly, the French Baguette is authentic as you
would find in a Parisian bakery, given that our technical baker journeyed to France to learn and develop the
recipe. Baking it is a process in excess of 16 hours, allowing for proper fermentation to develop the fullest
flavour profile.
Joel, Karolina, and the team at COBS Kingsland Plaza
are proud to be your local baker and welcome you to
come by to meet the team. There is no greater honour
than being a part of the meals that nourishes families
and we hope you will allow us to delight you.
This month, Joel and his team are all about the bunsHot Cross Buns, that is. The Hot Cross Buns made at every COBS Bread bakery from now until Easter are a staff
and customer favourite. With three flavours - Traditional
Fruit, Cranberry Orange and Chocolate Chip, everyone
has a favourite. “They’re delicious by themselves, but I
highly recommend toasting them,” says Joel. “When that
butter melts on a toasty Hot Cross Bun… there aren’t
many better treats.”
Fresh bread tastes the best, and that is why Joel doesn’t
sell the bread he baked today, tomorrow. All leftover
bread is donated to local charities at the end of the day.
This is part of COBS Bread’s Freshness Promise - that
any unsold product at the end of the day is donated.
This allows COBS to give back to the community and
start from scratch every morning.
Speaking of “scratch”- all of COBS traditional and artisan
bread is baked from scratch, ingredient by ingredient
and contain no added preservatives, colouring, sugar
or dairy. Breads containing whole wheat are baked with
100% whole grain flour. A diet rich in whole grain can
be helpful in maintaining a healthy heart, managing
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Kingsland Community
Preschool
3 Yr Olds: Tues/Thurs, 8:45-10:45am or 12:45-2:45pm.
$130/month Sept-June
4 Yr Olds: Mon/ Wed/ Fri, 8:45-11:15am or 12:45-3:15pm.
$180/month Sept-June
Spots still available for afternoon classes, may have one
available in 4 year old morning class.
See www.kingslandcommunitypreschool.com or phone
403-258-1308 for more information.
Kingsland Community Preschool views their children as
imaginative, strong and capable of directing their own
learning according to their individual needs and interests. Children are given opportunities to explore ideas
and to express themselves creatively using a variety of
objects and materials.
Bridge
Mondays, 12:45- 3:00ish (doors open at noon). September (Monday after Labour Day) to end of May.
$2/person to play. Coffee and cookies served.
Please contact Theresa at 403-255-0663 or Betty at 403255-6481 for more information.
Janice Piet Yoga
Mondays and Wednesdays 7-8:30 pm. Ongoing registration.
All ages, stages and many abilities! First class free.
Contact Janice at [email protected] or 403-2434361 for pricing.
Moms & Tots
R E C E I V E A C O M P L I M E N TA RY
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Tuesdays, 9:30-11:30 am. Babies-5 years. Drop-In. Runs
all year, except Xmas to New Years.
$1/child. Snacks provided.
A parented, unstructured play and discovery opportunity. Bikes, toys, books, puzzles, and crafts available.
Call the community hall at 403-255-1400 for more info.
St. Brigid’s Catholic Faith
Community
Mass: Second Sunday of each month, 10-11 am (upstairs)
Education and Discussion: Third Wednesday of each
month, 7:30-9:30 pm (downstairs)
St. Brigid’s is grounded in the Catholic sacramental tradition,
but also ecumenically open and welcoming of all who are
interested in caring community and creative worship.
For more information see www.saintbrigids.com or contact the priest Monica Kilburn-Smith at
[email protected]
Judy Schey Highland Dance
Tuesdays and Thursdays, between 5-8 pm (exact time
depends on class). Can join anytime.
Highland Dance lessons for all abilities and ages.
Contact Lorna at 403-827-7473 for more information.
Website coming soon!
Dream Quilt, Piecemakers
Guild of Calgary
Last Wednesday of every month from 9am-3pm (no
meeting in July, August, December)
This group is currently full; however, you can join the guild
and go to meetings at St. Peters Anglican Church on Elbow
Drive. Contact Jacquie at 403-271-8559 for more info.
Join our new
Social
Committee
We need volunteers to help keep the community
events going! If you’ve come to our Easter Egg
Hunt, Movie in the Park Night, participated in the
Parade of Garage Sales or enjoyed the other events
we host throughout the year perhaps you’d be interested in helping organize/run some of them?
Total commitment is estimated to be 10-20 hours/
year, with two-four meetings throughout the year.
You do not have to be a member of the board to
join a committee. Any and all ages welcome!
Please contact Meghan at
[email protected].
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conscientious, fully guaranteed. Mon - Fri 8:00
am - 5:00 pm. 24 hour emergency service call 403255-7938. “Showering you with great service.”
CONCRETE CUTTING FOR BASEMENT WINDOWS,
DOORS & FLOORS: New openings or enlargements cut into foundation for basement windows
and doors. Enlarge your existing basement windows to meet fire code for bedrooms, from cutting
basement windows, doorways to supply and install quality windows, window-well, weeping-tile,
core drilling, excavation and anything concrete
cutting. Call 403-570-0555 or text 403-680-0611.
Email: [email protected].
YARDBUSTERSLANDSCAPING.COM:
Weekly
lawn mowing $38.50, power-rake $120, aeration
$65. Some conditions. Landscape construction:
patio stone and pavers, stone walks and rock walls,
raised beds, fire pits, landscape lighting, water features, sod and decks and fences. Ask for your complimentary 2015 Outdoor Idea Book. Licensed.
Insured. Seniors discount. Phone: 403-265-4769,
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YOGA: Two hour complete yoga class including
breathing at Shepard King Lutheran Church. 805
75th Ave SW. Cost: $90 for 10 classes. Saturday
mornings 10:30-12:30. Call: 403-281-1941.
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.
Eavestrough cleaning/repairs/installs
Gutter clean & fix/Fascia/Soffit
Downspouts/Drip-edge/Leak repairs
Kingsland Moms & Tots
All adults with children (Babies to 5 year olds) are welcome (this includes mom, dad, grandparents, aunts,
uncles, and caregivers).
It is a parented, unstructured play and discovery opportunity for young children.
We have a bikes, toys, books, puzzles, and crafts available.
This is a great Drop-In program and you do not have
to live in Kingsland to attend.
It is upstairs in the community hall.
The cost is $1.00 per child.
Snacks are provided.
Please come and join
the group!
For more information,
please contact the hall at
403-255-1400
It runs every Tuesday from 9:30AM to 11:30AM.
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Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre
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AHS Addictions Hotline
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Calgary HEALTH LINK 24/7
Calgary Police – Non Emergency
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Child Abuse Hotline
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MLA CALGARY – GLENMORE
LINDA JOHNSON
A208, 1600 – 90 Avenue SW (Glenmore Landing)
(403) 216-5421
[email protected]
FB: LindaJohnsonMLA
Twitter:@ LindaJohnsonMLA
Web: ljohnson.mypcmla.ca
Hello – It is hard to believe how fast time has passed since I
became your MLA in the last provincial election. Thank you to
everyone who voted and continues to participate in the public
discussion regarding the future of Alberta.
I continue to be amazed by the variety and depth of queries that
I become involved with as your MLA.
One of my favourite tasks as an MLA is researching and talking
to experts about issues and questions that are brought to me by
constituents. You keep me on my toes!
Thank you to those of you who gave up a beautiful Sunday afternoon to attend the Budget Consultation in Haysboro on February 22nd. It was wonderful to see so many new faces and I sincerely appreciated hearing the various points of view regarding
Alberta’s financial situation. By the time you receive this newsletter, the 2015 Budget will have been tabled and we will know the
outcome of the conversations that were held with thousands of
Albertans. I sincerely thank those of you who took the time to
complete the on-line survey. I am confident that Premier Prentice is listening to the views and opinions of the constituents in
Calgary-Glenmore.
A few questions were asked about how to find information
about government departments. The www.alberta.ca website
contains an enormous amount of information.
Some of the items available include:
• full budgets for every department and Ministry
• Actual spending and revenues for each department and Ministry
• The $ amount given to each school board in Alberta
• The waiting list for types of surgeries and individual surgeons
in Alberta
• Public disclosure of all travel and expenses by Department staff
and officials
• Alberta Work Search (ALIS) which connects employers to potential employees
• In addition, www.Assembly.ab.ca provides:
• Information on the status of all Bills in the Assembly
• The ability to watch question period live when the Assembly
is in Session and the ability to listen to all committee meetings
(past or live)
• Transcripts of all discussion in the House
• MLA spending reports (for each individual MLA) and compensation
If you are looking for information and you can’t find it, please call
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COUNCILLOR’S REPORT
Calling All BABYSITTERS
Kingsland
BRIAN PINCOTT
Enroll free at mybabysitter.ca and choose the Calgary communities
you would like to babysit in.
WARD 11
Calling All PARENTS
www.ward11calgary.ca
As the days get longer and hopefully warmer it’s time to
start thinking about spring cleaning again! The City of
Calgary and the community associations within it are no
different in this regard, and have a number of upcoming
events to help get everything back in order. Check the
website for your local community association and see if
they have an event planned to tidy up your neighbourhood.
If you’d like to organize something yourself you can pick
up The Litter Cleanup Kit (TLC Kit) at any point during the
year from the Southland Leisure Centre, which is supplied
by the City of Calgary Parks department and contains supplies for ten people. Then fill in the form on the City of
Calgary website (www.calgary.ca/CSPS/Parks/Pages/Volunteer/tlckits.aspx) and City staff will come and remove
the trash you’ve gathered. Be a steward for your neighbourhood and help keep Ward 11 beautiful!
Volunteer registration is also open until mid-April for
the City of Calgary’s Pathway and River Cleanup scheduled to take place on Sunday, May 3. This year marks the
48th annual event and the 2900 volunteers will cover approximately 200km of river pathways, many of which flow
through our ward! Anyone aged 12 or older who is fit and
willing to get dirty is welcome, but those between 12-16
must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Join the
thousands of Calgarians who have participated in this inspiring event and show your community spirit!
As always, I encourage constituents of Ward 11 to contact
me with any questions or concerns. I email out information regarding upcoming events, City programs and opportunities to provide input into the City’s public engagement programs relevant to Ward 11 residents. Due to the
new anti-spam laws you need to specifically request our
email updates; you can sign up at anytime by emailing my
office at [email protected]. I also encourage you to visit
my website, www.ward11calgary.ca, for additional information that may be of interest to you.
the office to speak with Kim or Pam. They use the website constantly and they may be able to find what you are looking for.
Save the date: my 3rd annual BBQ will be held on June 20th at
South Glenmore Park from noon to 2pm. Hope to see you there!
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Age
Contact
Course
Abigail
17
705-706-4338
No
Ambur
29
587-434-3742
Yes
Celine
64
403-815-7858
No
Christoph
23
587-998-6172
Yes
Claire
15
403-259-8680
Yes
Claire
16
403-277-3253
Yes
Eden
15
403-225-2595
Yes
Eugene
17
403-703-4488
No
Evelyn
11
403-475-0919
Yes
Garrett
16
403-708-7312
Yes
Gillian
15
403-259-8680
Yes
Harry
30
587-830-6217
No
Henry
14
403-719-8282
Yes
Jamie
13
403-605-3619
Yes
Jane
49
403-467-3607
Yes
Jenn
24
587-899-3095
Yes
Jonahley
50
403-837-6348
Yes
Kaitlynn
15
403-874-4034
Yes
Kassy
26
587-439-9411
No
Katrina
14
403-919-3138
Yes
Kelsea
22
403-370-7170
Yes
Lorraine
57
587-352-5337
Yes
Maria
44
403-818-0560
No
Michelle
30
403-923-5111
Yes
Nia
16
403-991-8045
Yes
Rhys
14
403-399-7509
Yes
Salma
37
403-252-5052
Yes
Sam
14
403-287-3740
Yes
Shauna
18
403-251-1281
Yes
Silvia
31
403-467-8756
Yes
Sonya
19
403-389-5921
Yes
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Trico Centre for Family Wellness
11150 Bonaventure Drive SE
403-278-7542 | www.tricocentre.ca
From swimming to skating, personal training to wellness
workshops, Bone Builders to Bender Ball Fitness –
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.
Spring into something new at Trico Centre.
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