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DECEMBER 2018
THE OFFICIAL KINGSLAND COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
DELIVERED MONTHLY TO 2,800 HOUSEHOLDSyour KINGSLAND
www.kingslandcommunity.ca
CONTENTS
4 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
5 KINGSLAND MEETING MINUTES AVAILABLE
5 UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS
5 BIRTHDAY SHOUT-OUT
7 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
7 KINGSLAND PRESCHOOL NEWS
9 BUSINESS CLASSIFIEDS
10 COUNCILLOR JEROMY FARKAS' REPORT
10 LETTER FROM THE FEDERATION OF CALGARY COMMUNITIES
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
I cannot believe that it will be December already, where has the year gone? The fall weather has been favourable according to Calgary standards. There is always the un-expected storm here and there so enjoy.
On behalf of the KCA board, have a safe, healthy and re-laxing Merry Christmas/festive holiday season.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR’S
Volunteers! Volunteers! Thank-you for supporting your community to make it a better place to live and enjoy. See you at the next event.
I am reiterating last year’s message; take time to enjoy your family and perhaps help the less fortunate by vol-unteering your time at many venues throughout the city that require assistance. The main link is for Link to Website: http://www.calgarycharityevents.ca/pg.aspx?id=1920 and the Calgary Food Bank Volun-teers - Link to Website: http://www.calgaryfoodbank.com/volunteer/ many hands accomplish many things - great opportunity to introduce kids to volunteering.
I would like to thank all the Kingsland residents that came out to support the community at our Annual General Meeting (AGM). It was wonderful to see familiar faces and new faces - please continue to be a voice for our community.
I will close with a quote: “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” - Theodore Roosevelt.
Christine Dombroski - PresidentKingsland Community Association
Couldn’t make it but don’t want to miss out? The monthly board meeting minutes are available online at www.kingslandcommunity.ca, upon request through the office, by email [email protected] or phone 403-255-1400.
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Seniors’ DinnerSaturday, December 8 - 3:00 pm - 6:00 pmHeld at the Kingsland hall 505-78 Ave SWPlease RSVP to [email protected]
UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS BIRTHDAY SHOUT-OUT
Happy 120-month-old Birthday on December 6, Evelyn Rickard!- Love from your Auntie JJ
Cookie ExchangeWednesday, December 12 - 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmHeld at the Kingsland hall 505-78 Ave SW Please RSVP to [email protected]
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESSocial Committee - please email [email protected] is welcome to attend social events. Please volun-teer we need your support to make each event successful.
Planning and Development Committee Kingsland is a very desirable community to live in. We are expe-riencing many changes and major developments; we encour-age residents to volunteer to assist the committee. Your views are very important for our future.
Board of Director New volunteers are needed to sit on the board; we encour-age each resident to take an active role in the community. If you have time to assist please support your community association by volunteering.
Please contact [email protected] for more informa-tion or to sign up for a position.
KINGSLAND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
MEMBERSHIP FORMKingsland community Association membership advantages•Members receive discounted rates on hall rentals, contact
hall for more information.•Members can use community announcements for free in
the monthly newsletter.•Members receive notifications about hall upcoming events
such as Oktoberfest, Volunteer appreciation night, and the cookie exchange.
•Members benefit indirectly- membership’s fees help pay support community events such as, Winter festival and the Easter egg hunt.
•Members are able to partake in hall groups such as moms and tots group and Bridge club.
•Members demonstrate a sense of community pride and have great community connections.
Membership prices from May/2018 to May/2019 are Regular (Family) $20.00 Business $25.00 Senior (By donation)
Please include the following information:
First and last name:_________________________________
Address:___________________________________________
Postal Code: _______________________________________
Phone number:_____________________________________
Email address:______________________________________
Spouse/Partners name (If applicable):__________________
Please select membership type: Regular___________ Business__________ Senior___________
Payment type: Cash _________ Cheque_________ Amount Paid:_______________________
I would consider volunteering for the following: Special events_________ Casino____________
Outdoor Rinks_________ Membership drive____________ Board of directors______________
Form and Payment can be mailed to or dropped off at505 78 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2V0T3
Memberships can now also be purchased on our website at www.kingslandcommunity.ca
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 As-sociation matters and to keep a record of our members from year to year. No other use of your personal information will occur.
KINGSLAND PRESCHOOL NEWS
We are feeling the chill in the air and changing of the seasons at the preschool. The children have established routines and are forming friendships and bonds with each other – which allows us to settle in and focus on play and curriculum. We have spent the month of November with the four-year-olds working on a character study of The Gruffalo. The children spent time working independently, drawing and imagining what they thought he might look like and how he might act. We then came together in groups to draw, paint, create and write stories about our own imaginary creatures.
The three-year-olds have spent November exploring dino-saurs and volcanoes. We learned about the many kinds of dinosaurs, what they ate, where they lived, what they looked like and what might have happened to them for them to be-come extinct. Of course, that led us to volcanoes and what can be more fun than erupting volcanoes!
We have been collecting for Senior Secret Santa and we were able to fill many stockings for this amazing charity. Once, again our children were asked to create artwork for these seniors and once again we were happy to do this. We love this relationship that we have formed with this senior’s char-ity group.
We still have a few spots in some of our classes for this school year if you have a child that is 3 or 4 years of age.
We will be holding our Open House for Fall 2019 classes on January 29th for 5:00-7:30.
For more information about the preschool contact us at www.kinglandcommunitypreschool.com or call 403-258-1308.
Kingsland Community Association Board Meetings are held in the lower Meeting Room at 7:00 pmAll Community Members are Welcome! Next meeting on January 24 at 7pm
Board of Directors & Community Contacts2018
www.kingslandcommunity.ca www.facebook.com/Kingsland-Community-
Association-203240413043176/
Hall Manager: Jennifer Sherstabetoff 505 - 78 Avenue SW; Calgary, Alberta T2V 0T3
403 255-1400 403 255-1407 [email protected] Office Hours: Mon, Tues 12:00-3:00pm; Thurs 10:30-1:30p
Community Association Hall
The Kingsland Community hall is an ideal location for any occasion such as •Wedding Receptions•Family reunions•barbeques•kids’ birthday parties•Business Meetings•AGMs•Corporate Parties•Bridal showers•Baby showers•Political Forums•Anniversary parties
Do you need a great local facility?It’s located just off of Macleod Trail
Want to know more about our hall?•recently updated•Wheel chair accessible•Upper hall holds up to
100 people (85 seated)•Bar area•Wi-Fi included•115 Chairs and 25 rectangular
tables (Tables are 2.5ft x 5 ft)•Kitchenette with fridge,
Microwave and coffee pots•Lower hall that can hold up to 25
people, ideal for Board meetings•Outdoor boarded hockey rink
Rental rates:Saturday all day rental.Members: $350.00+GSTNon-Members: $375.00+GSTFridays and Sundays are $30 per hour with a minimum of 5 hours plus GST.Outdoor hockey rink can be reserved for $25 per hour plus GST.Come check out the Kingsland com-munity Center, we would love to give you a tour of our hall please call or email to book a time.Phone: 403-255-1400. Email: [email protected] your event early!
ARE YOU PLANNING AN EVENT?
KCA BOARD MEMBERS NAME EMAILPresident Christine Dombroski [email protected] President Darren MacDonald [email protected] President Chris Kemp-Jackson [email protected] Jessica Pickel [email protected] Sam Kemp-Jackson [email protected] & Development Darren MacDonald [email protected] Chairperson Kathy Mitchell [email protected] Director Donna David [email protected] Director Christine Dombroski [email protected] Director Ken Reimer [email protected] Director (Trico Centre) Tina Cohoon [email protected]
COMMUNITY CONTACTS NAME PHONECouncillor-Ward 11 Jeromy Farkas 403 268-2430 MLA- Calgary Glenmore Anam Kazim 403 216-5421Neighborhood Partnership Coordinator (NPC) Jenna Findlater 403 255-1400Calgary Police Service Liaison Cst. Henry Robinson 403 567-6600
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NEIGHBOURHOOD CONFLICT? Community Media-tion 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.
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NON-PROFIT HOUSING AND SERVICES FOR LOW-INCOME SENIORS: For you or a loved one. Come home to a vibrant and affordable Silvera for Seniors community that meets your unique needs and prefer-ences. Choose from 25 locations and independent and supportive options, including meals, housekeeping and active aging programs. Call 403-567-5301. silvera.ca.
JANICE PIET YOGA: Resumes on January 16, Wednes-day evenings, 7 - 8. Gentle restorative flow. [email protected]. 403-889-5223.
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YYCWILDCATS BASKETBALL: I’m starting a U13 girls’ development team. Practices will be at North Glenmore Park, Saturdays from 10-12, starting February. This is a budget friendly team aimed at kids who have little to no experience playing basketball. Games played Tuesdays. Please email Melissa Todd at [email protected] for more details.
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8944 Elbow Drive SWPASTOR Father Ignatius Tran
ST. GERARD roman CATHOLIC parish
LITURGICAL NEW YEAR’S EVE: Saturday, December 1st 6:00 PM; potluck supper & CRAZY WHIST card party – all are welcomeCAPPIE CHRISTMAS CONCERT [Firemen’s Band]: Sunday, December 2nd; 7:00 PM; fundraiser for St. Vincent de Paul SocietyPHILIPPINO CHRISTMAS MASS & SOCIAL: Sunday, December 9th; 5:00 PM. Christmas carols before mass, all are welcome!CWL CHRISTMAS SUPPER: Tuesday, December 11th; 6:00 PM – all ladies welcomeOUR LADY OF GUADALUPE FEAST: Wednesday, December 12th; breakfast in the hall following 9:00 AM mass; donations for Mission Mexico accepted; all are welcome
CHRISTMAS SCHEDULECHRISTMAS EVE 5:00 PM – FAMILY MASS
CHRISTMAS EVE: 8:00 PM MASSCHRISTMAS DAY: mass at 10:00 AM
There will be music at all masses; 5:00 PM mass on Christmas Eve will include a children’s choir & pageant
NEW YEAR’S EVE: MASS at 5:00 PMNEW YEAR’S DAY: MASS at 10:00 AM
We welcome all to join us for any of our liturgies and events.www.stgerards.ca
To whom it may concern,
The Federation of Calgary Communities (the Federation) is the support organization to over 230 small non-profit organiza-tions, including Calgary’s 151 community associations. These 151 volunteer-run organizations positively impact the life of Calgarians every day by offering endless opportunities close to home, fostering a sense of belonging by bringing neighbours together, and being a voice for community life educating and informing residents on important issues and activities taking place in their neighbourhood.
One of the main tools community associations use to keep their residents informed on what’s going on in the community is their community newsletter. Calgarians have grown to rely on these monthly publications to find news and updates from their community association, City Councillor, provincial MLA, as well as other stakeholders like the City of Calgary, Calgary Police Service, Calgary Fire Department, and much more.
Community newsletters not only keep residents informed on important happenings, but they also help foster Calgary’s uniquely small town feel in our large, urban city. These month-ly newsletters have grown to include resident and volunteer profiles, showcasing neighbourhood assets, local business fea-tures, and more. In doing so, community newsletters truly help community associations work towards being hubs for neigh-bourhood life by showcasing the many people and places who make the community a great place to live, work, and play.
For over a decade, community associations have been fortu-nate enough to have their monthly community newsletter published and delivered for free by the publishing company. In recent years, with the economic decline in Calgary, this luxury is now at risk, with community newsletter publishers strug-gling to find advertisers to offset their costs, and Canada Post’s delivery fees continually rising.
The Federation of Calgary Communities believes that commu-nity newsletters are essential to community life here in Calgary, and we support the value they bring to all Calgarians, organiza-tions, businesses, and the city of Calgary as a whole. Without funding support or reduced delivery fees for community news-letter publishers to continue providing these monthly publica-tions for our city’s community associations at low or no cost, we are at risk of losing these essential resources that connect Calgarians to both their neighbourhood and their city.
Sincerely,Leslie EvansExecutive Director
Councillor, Ward 11 Jeromy FarkasOffice of the Councillors800 Macleod Trail S (#8001)Calgary, AB T2G 2M3
403-268-2430 [email protected]
Sign up for Ward news: calgary.ca/ward11
Dear Friends,
What a year it has been! We’ve worked together to tackle the need for more openness at City Hall. We’ve highlighted the need to genuinely listen to Calgarians, we’ve brought a brand-new focus to “living within our means” and doing more with the same, just as many families and businesses have been forced to since the downturn began several years ago.
While many of us were counting on a significant economic re-covery, it hasn’t happened yet. I continue to see and hear from you how our city continues to experience some of its most challenging times. Record high unemployment, sky-high com-mercial vacancies in our downtown core, a marginalized en-ergy industry and local businesses going out of business have had a negative compounding effect on the City’s “bad news” budget that was released last month.
I’ve been touched by the incredible support that you’ve given me over the past year as I took on the significant task of chal-lenging the status quo at City Hall. It has been my sincere privi-lege to advocate on your behalf. In that time, I’ve learned that the things that are worth having don’t come easily—but they sure are worth fighting for! I will continue to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our non-profit agencies, our businesses, our energy industry and our citizens to bring your concerns forward and make sure that your voice is heard around the Council table.
I hope that you and your family can join me at this month’s special Holiday Ward 11 Town Hall taking place on Thurs-day, December 6th at the North Glenmore Park Community Centre (2231 Longridge Dr SW) from 7pm-8:30pm. We will be serving up hot chocolate, gingerbread and other treats as a way to say thank you to citizens for all you do for our city. As always, I will be on hand to take your questions, use your sug-gestions, and engage in a discussion as we chart our course for the New Year.
On behalf of my family and the Ward 11 staff, please accept our sincerest wishes to you and your family for a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, and all the very best for a happy, healthy and safe holiday season. Please continue to be charitable with those who are less fortunate so that everyone can enjoy peace and joy this time of year. I look forward to an exciting start to 2019!
Respectfully yours,
Jeromy(Ward 11 Councillor and Palliser resident)
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