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Lifelong learning...it’s our business

COMMUNITY LEARNING COUNCIL PROGRAM & ACTIVITY GUIDE




Your community connection to lifelong learning ...

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City of Wetaskiwin

Wetaskiwin Community Health Centre

Family Resource Centre

NorQuest College

Wetaskiwin Allied Arts & Culture

Wetaskiwin & District Vicitms Services

Wetaskiwin & District Heritage Museum

Wetaskiwin Art Club

Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program

Wetaskiwin Public Library

Wetaskiwin Regional Public Schools

Wetaskiwin Senior Centre

lifelong learning / effective networking / local professional development

- influence local educational opportunities -

Wednesday, Sept. 7th 2011 . 6:00 to 8:00 pm

At the Drill Hall on the Recreation Grounds.

Registration and information for all of

your families fall & winter activities.

COUNCIL MEMBERS

Reach us at:County of Wetaskiwin O�ces

Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 4:30 pmPh: 780-361-6241 Fax: 780-352-3486

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Learning for all ages… for information on workshops, courses and other learning opportunities contact the Wetaskiwin Community Learning Council or visit us at the Parade of Programs on Wednesday September 7th

from 6:00 – 8:00 pm at the Drill Hall.

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#42 Air Cadets 1st Wetaskiwin Scouts 4-H Alberta Works Arber Greenhouse Belly Dance Boys & Girls Club Body Logic BodyWerks B's Safety TrainingCamrose Womens Shelter Canadian Parents for French Central Alberta Child & Family Services CHIPS City of Wetaskiwin Recreation Pool Arenas Library FCSS Dance FX Early Education & Family Wellness ECD Coalition Edmnton International RacewayEncounters with Anger , CASE English Pronounciation Made Simple Evolution Family Dayhome Family ViolenceFood Safety Education Geneaology, Wetaskiwin Branch Gingerbread & Glitter Girl Guides Growing in Grace Preschool Guitar & Drum Instruction Guitar Instruction Gwynne Valley Ski Hill Hatha Yoga Hetlinger TaeKwon Do Schools Home Education JEDIKidz KompanyLakedell Ag Soc Lakedell Fair Lokken Career Training Managing My Money Millet Music Makers

NorQuest College Parent Link Peace Hills Karate Refresh Wellness Sacred Heart Preschool Shanti Wellness Shinny for Kids String Orchestra Suzuki Cello Taoist Tai Chi Town of Millet Victim Services Volunteer Fire�ghter Recruitment Waterworks Theatre Soc. Western Lanes Wetakiwin Ag Soc Wetaskiwin Air Services Wetaskiwin Allied Arts & Crafts Centre Wetaskiwin Art Club Wetaskiwin Chamber of Commerce Wetaskiwin Child Care Centre Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Wetaskiwin Farmers Market Wetaskiwin Figure Skating ClubWetaskiwin Football AssociationWetaskiwin Gymnastics Club Wetaskiwin Heritage Museum Wetaskiwin Home School Group Wetaskiwin Minor Hockey Wetaskiwin Regional Public SchoolsWetaskiwin Senior Citizens Society Wetaskiwin Tai Kwon Do Workshops by Videoconference Charity Boards, Are You Legally Fit? Staying Cool at Menopause Making Your Work As a Board Easier Real Time Planning for Non Pro�ts Quick & Dirty Feasibility Studies Skills for Non-Pro�t Series Juggling Elephants An Introdution to Renting in Alberta Fundraising Ideas Ins & Outs of Donation Receipts Wonk Reads Yoga in the County Zumba

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Videoconference – Distance Learning with a personal touch.

Creating Opportunities for the Region Through Videoconferencing:Videoconferencing enables participants to engage in learning and discussions with others around the province, leading to more collaboration and creating more partnerships. Opportunities for personal growth, lifelong learning, professional development, more e�cient business practices, problem solving and networking grow as access to simple video-conferencing becomes more widely available.

Two more Videoconference Sites:In partnership with iCCAN (Innovative Communities Connecting and Networking) and the Community Learning Council two new videoconference sites will be available this fall.

Wetaskiwin Public Library See the Library page in this publication for videoconference workshops on o�er at the Library this fall.

Alberta 4-H Centre at Battle Lake Get connected in the country. Workshops, meetings, professional development available via a SuperNet connection . A videoconference suite is scheduled for installation this fall, watch for more information.

CHARITY BOARDS ARE YOU LEGALLY FIT? What are the legal requirements for charities registered under the Income Tax Act? Presented by Charity Central: Your Guide through Charity Law, this session will discuss both federal and provincial legal requirements that your registered charity has to comply with and suggest a way to meet the deadlines using checklists and other accountability tools. Date: Thursday, September 15, 2011Time: 1:00 PM- 2:00PMFee: $5/personLocation: County of Wetaskiwin VC suiteRegistration: www.clcwetaskiwin.ca click on workshops or [email protected] 780-361-6241

STAYING COOL AT MENOPAUSE

Explore menopause and hormone therapies, including bioidentical therapy, along with ways to manage symptoms. Date: Tuesday, Oct 4th. Time: 6:30 PM-9 PMLocation: Wetaskiwin Public LibraryRegistration: 780-362-4446 or in person at the library

Making Your Work As A Board Member Easier

This four-part workshop will help your organization build, develop, plan and govern within a board. Date: September 8, 15, 22, & 29Time: 6:45 – 8:15 pmLocation: Wetaskiwin Public LibraryRegistration: 780-362-4446 or at the Library



Videoconference Workshops This FallNote: location and registration for each workshop:

For more information on any of these workshops go to www.clcwetaskiwin.ca

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Videoconference – Distance Learning with a personal touch. REAL-TIME PLANNING FOR NON-PROFIT

ORGANIZATIONSThis session focuses on planning practices and strategies needed by organizations whose success requires them to adopt an enterprise orientation, with the possibility of generating an operating surplus, to ensure their ability to provide services to the community. We will examine real¬time planning elements including the businesses you are in; identifying the critical elements for success; what you want your enterprise to achieve; the strategies you will need to use to accomplish your goals; clearly identifying the investments needed to make the enterprise successful; and understanding your cost recovery requirements. Date: October 5, 2011 Time: 1:00PM-2:30PM Fee: $5/personLocation: County of Wetaskiwin VC suiteRegistration: www.clcwetaskiwin.ca click on workshops or [email protected] or 780-361-6241

Quick and Dirty Feasibility Studies For Non-Profit Organization ProjectsThis session will provide discussion, forms and checklists to enable you to determine these vital facts about your proposed project and assist you in analyzing if it is indeed feasible. This session will address the core elements of a feasibility study:1. Capital Costs & Capital Revenues, 2. Operational Costs & Operational Revenues, 3. Management Plan. The objective of this session is to enable voluntary non-profit organizations to gain the skills necessary to gather the information necessary to determine the feasibility of a project.Date: October 25th, 2011 Time: 10:00AM- 11:30AM Fee: $5/person Location: County of Wetaskiwin VC suiteRegistration: www.clcwetaskiwin.ca click on workshops or [email protected] 780-361-6241

SKILLS FOR NON-PROFIT SERIES 3-Part Series:

Workshop 1: Find What’s Working, Then Do More of That If you believe that successful solutions for the issues we face today are constantly being developed, and you are having trouble identifying and adopting them in your life or organization this session is for you. Many have recognized this state of affairs and have developed tools to address it. We will examine how the Positive Change Models: the Switch Framework, Positive Deviance, Appreciative Inquiry and Solution Focused Brief Therapy, can identify successful strategies and tactics for positive change. Worksheets and checklists will be provided to frame the precise behavioursnecessary for adopting these successful strategies in our own lives and organizations.Date: November 3, 2011 Time: 12:00PM-1:30PM Fee: $5.00/person Location: County of Wetaskiwin VC suiteRegistration: www.clcwetaskiwin.ca click on workshops or [email protected] 780-361-6241

Workshop 2: Writing a Letter Grant Proposal If you need to write a letter of intent or a general grant proposal for a project of your not-for-profit organization where no application form is provided, this session is for you. The presentation will give an overview of the Letter Grant Proposal Format as developed by the granting organization or when a letter of intent is requested. It has a 30 year track record as one of the most accepted and successful grant proposal writing formats and uses a quickly mastered process.Date: November 10, 2011 Time: 12:00PM-1:30PM Fee: $5/personLocation: County of Wetaskiwin VC suiteRegistration: www.clcwetaskiwin.ca click on workshops or [email protected] 780-361-6241

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Workshop 3: Success Factors in Raising Financial Capital for Non-Profit Organizations Financial capital for non-profit organizations refers to the financial resources and assets available to an organization so it is able to either gather or provide the services and products of the organization. Non-profit organizations generally raise financial capital through sources such as donations grants, sponsorships, contracts, Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and various fundraising activities.Date: November 17, 2011 Time: 12:00PM-1:30PM Fee:$5/personLocation: County of Wetaskiwin VC suiteRegistration: www.clcwetaskiwin.ca click on workshops or [email protected] 780-361-6241

JUGGLING ELEPHANTSCommunity members, do you have too much on your plate? Do you feel that the circus is running you instead of you running the circus? Stop trying to Juggle Elephants! Learn some strategies for being the Ringmaster- get your “Acts” together and experience tools for work/life balance, time management and productivity. By the end of this session you will be able to recognize the need to use your time and energy more efficiently and effectively; increase focus and productivity in your workplace and life; practice aligning tasks and activities with a clear purpose; create a plan to accomplish critical tasks first and prioritize using a 10-10-10 decision making tool.Date: November 9, 2011Time: 10:00AM- 12:00PMFee: $5/person Location: County of Wetaskiwin VC suiteRegistration: www.clcwetaskiwin.ca click on workshops or [email protected] 780-361-6241

An Introduction to Renting in Alberta Are you a landlord or a tenant? Learn your rights and responsibilities.Date: Wednesday, Nov 23rd. Time: 1 PM-2 PMLocation: Wetaskiwin Public LibraryRegistration: 780-362-4446 or in person at the library

Fundraising IdeasWiden your view of fundraising activities with over 200 ideas for fundraising projects.Date: Wednesday, Dec 7th. Time: 11 AM-12:30 PMLocation: Wetaskiwin Public LibraryRegistration: 780-362-4446 or in person at the library

INS AND OUTS OF DONATION RECEIPTSWhen can you issue a donation receipt? What should be included on the receipt? How much should the receipt be issued for? These are a few of the questions that this session will answer. If you are involved in fundraising activities as a staff or volunteer, this session will give you the general knowledge about receipting.Date: January 8, 2012Time: 12:00PM- 1:00PMFee: $5/personLocation: County of Wetaskiwin VC suiteRegistration: www.clcwetaskiwin.ca click on workshops or [email protected] 780-361-6241



~Workshops, meetings, professionaldevelopment available via a

SuperNet connection~


Is trying to save money making you blue?

Waiting for your next pay cheque?

Piggy-bank empty?Too many bills?

there is another way.......

Managing My MoneyYou can learn how to:

Wetaskiwin Community Learning Council

Qualify for up to $50 in Wal-Mart gift cards for feedback and good attendanceD ate s : Thursday, September 15 to Nov. 17th (10 weeks)Ti m e : 6:30 to 8:00 pm Co s t : Free (pre registration required)Lo c at i o n : Wetaskiwin Public Library

To register or for more info Call: 780-361-4446 or

Email: [email protected]

for: Men, Women & Youth

Workshops are Co-sponsored by the Community Learning Council for Wetaskiwin & Area and the Central Alberta Solution Experts. These workshops are a Rural Innovation & Access special project funded in

part by Alberta Advanced Education & Technology, Programs Branch

Anger, Drugs & AlcoholDealing with others who are Angry, Strategies

Workshops are presented by a Mediator/Conflict Manager

and Psychologist/Addictions Councilor

To Register and For More Information

Call 780-361-6747 780-387-6262

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We Serve Adults: PALS- Help with Reading, Writing and Math

ELL (ESL) – English Language Learning

Classes begin September 21 & 22/11

Senior Connect – Computer Learning for Seniors

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We Serve Families & Youth: Rhyming Tots- Fun with Rhymes, Songs

and Activities for Parents and Tots 0-5 yrs.

September 20/11 thru May 15/12

RHYMING TOTS is held at the PARENT LINK CENTRE

Little PALS - One-on-One Help with Reading

for Elementary Students

Literacy Services All Kinds for All Ages

To Register for Programs or to Volunteer

Phone: 780-352-7257

In Person: 5010 - 50th Avenue

E-mail: [email protected]

Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program

Serving Wetaskiwin and Area for over 20 Years

We Value Volunteers: Volunteer Orientation and Tutor Training:

Monday, September 26/11 - 7:00pm also

Monday, January 30/12 – 7:00pm

New Volunteers Always Welcome

Volunteer Opportunities include:

Child Minders, Tutors, Board Members, Office Help


Fall Business Luncheons

Every month the Chamber brings you an informative guest speaker that can help your

business grow. From operations to marketing, Chamber luncheon attendees get the tools

they need to be most successful.

2011 Business Awards BanquetOctober 20

Nominations can be made year-round online

For more information visit our website www.wetaskiwinchamber.ca

4910-55A StreetWetaskiwin, AB T9A 2R7

Phone: 780 352-8003Fax: 780 352-6226

Email:[email protected]

Do you want to get prepared for the Labour Crunch?

OUR 20 WEEK CERTIFIED PERSONNEL PROGRAMS ARE

THE ANSWER!Start A New Career Today In:

Retail:Certi�ed Retail Personnel (CRP)

Food Services or Accommodations:Certi�ed Hospitality Personnel (CHP)

Trades:Certi�ed Industrial Personnel-

Apprenticeship (CIP(A))

Industrial:Certi�ed Industrial Personnel (CIP)

We accept High School completers or non completers

LOKKEN Facebook.com/MYLOKKEN

APPLY ONLINE TODAY: www.lokken.com

CALL: 1.888.LOKKEN6 1.888.565.5366

EMAIL: [email protected] assistance may be available


Arber is open year round and runs classes and events throughout the year.

Please check our web site www.arbergreenhouses.com or become a Facebook Fan

for upcoming dates of courses. We are open to ideas and suggestions

for courses and welcome groups.

Mark your calendars for our 6th Annual

Craft SaleSaturday, November 12, 2011

9am - 4pm

One stop shopping for special handcrafted gifts, beautiful

Poinsettias and more…. VISA, M/C & Debit accepted

Located10 km’s North of Wetaskiwin

on Hwy. 2A780-352-7520

Certified Therapists Providing the Community with

Therapeutic Sports Relaxation Chair Massage Reflexology Lymphatic Massage Reiki BodyTalk

While Providing Stress Release Massage is also great for:

Reducing muscle & arthritic aches & pains

Diminishing headaches

Improving circulation

Resulting in increased tissue health

Massage is beneficial for all people

ages 0-100 years

Take Care of Your Body, There’s No Spare in The Trunk!

For available appointments please call 352-6200

5010A-48 streetWetaskiwin

(3 doors north of Terracotta Cafe)

352-6200

CAMROSE WOMEN’S SHELTER SOCIETY

We provide free, safe, emergency accommodations and support. If you

don’t want or need shelter, but still would like support, call our Outreach

Coordinator. She can come to you. She provides support to women, men and children. She provides

support to women and their children.

Crisis Line 780-672-1035

Toll Free 1-877-672-1010- 24 hours a day.

Outreach Coordinator 780-679-4979To make a donation 780-679-4975

Are you, or is someone you know affected by abuse

and need somewhere to go or someone to talk to? Call us.


Wetaskiwin Theatre SocietyPresents Our 10th Season

Letters in Wartime Nov 11 - 13, 18 - 20, 25 - 27, 2011Eight Arms to Hold You Feb 17 -19, 24-26, 2012Spit�re Grill Apr 27-29 May 4-6, 2012

For ten years our society has provided quality entertainment for the community of Wetaskiwin.

Come out and play with us.

5002-53rd AveWetaskiwin, AB T9A 0Y7

780-362-8383


Gingerbread & GlitterGingerbread & GlitterThe Friends of the Community of Wetaskiwin Society

November 18,19 & 20, 2011

Sponsored by: The City of WetaskiwinVarious Businesses/Organizations

For information about entries or volunteeringCall Dot 352-6825 or Fax 352-8842

e-mail: [email protected] www.gingerbreadandglitter.com

A Festive Display of Christmas Trees, Wreaths, Gingerbread & Creative Christmas Creations

A Family Extravaganza-Lots of activities all weekend!! Community Xmas Craft Sale; crafters inquiries and to book a table

call Gloria 780-352-7651 or Dot 780-352-6825Kids Kraft Corner/Pancake Breakfast/Sunday Beef on a Bun Bruch

Entertainment Admission by donation - cash, unwrapped gift or food

100% of donations to Secret Santa & Food Bank & Wet. Health Foundation

Activities

Wetaskiwin Senior Citizens

Society5216-54 Street

Services Available

For more information please phone 352-4646 9:00 am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Membership 50+ only $15 / year.

Bone Density Mobile Van

Room/Hall Rentals

Pension/Tax Foot Doctor

4th Sunday of each month (except Dec., July & Aug.)Everyone Welcome – Fee: $5.00

Pancake Breakfast 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Computer Instruction Military WhistFloor CurlingBridge

Fun SingersCard GamesJammersCrafts

BingoCribPool Tables

www.wetaskiwinfarmersmarkets.ca

at the WetaskiwinMall

Every Wednesday

10:00 a.m. to

2:00 p.m.

Market Manager - Werner Schmid403-783-4841


CPF Canadian Parents for French

Do you know anyone who wants their Child to be . . . A creative thinker An excellent communicator Ready to succeed in tomorrow’s world?

Give this child the advantages that comes with being bilingual.

Let this family know about

Register for Kindergarten or Grade one.Questions can be directed to:

FRENCH Immersion.

Randy JonesÉcole Parkdale Elementary780-352-4594

Heidi SmithCPF President780-352-8950

Lawrence SemeniukÉcole Queen Elizabeth Jr High780-352-2281



Videoconference Workshops this Fall Videoconference Workshops this Fall (See pages 4-6 for full information and how to register)

CHARITY BOARDS ARE YOU LEGALLY FIT? Date: Thursday, Sept 15 Time: 1:00PM - 2:00PM

Staying Cool at Menopause (Library)Date: Tuesday, Oct 4 Time: 6:30PM - 9:00PM

REAL-TIME PLANNING FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONSDate: Oct 5 Time: 1:00PM - 2:30PM

Quick and Dirty Feasibility Studies For Non-Pro�t Organization Projects Date: Oct 25 Time: 10:00AM - 11:30AM

JUGGLING ELEPHANTS Date: Nov 9 Time: 10:00AM - 12:00PM

SKILLS FOR NON-PROFIT SERIES 3- Part Series: 1: Find What’s Working, Then Do More of ThatDate: Nov 3 Time: 12:00PM - 1:30PM

2: Writing a Letter Grant Proposal Date: Nov 10 Time: 12:00PM - 1:30PM

3: Success Factors in Raising Financial Capital for Non-Pro�t OrganizationsDate: Nov 17 Time: 12:00PM - 1:30PM

An Introduction to Renting in Alberta (Public Library)Date: Wednesday, Nov 23 Time: 1:00PM-2:00PM

Fundraising Ideas (Wetaskiwin Public Library)Date: Wednesday, Dec 7 Time: 11:00AM -12:30PM

INS AND OUTS OF DONATION RECEIPTSDate: January 8, 2012 Time: 12:00PM - 1:00PM




35th Annual Lakedell Country FairSaturday, September 3rdSee page 32 for more information Lakedell Curling ClubWine & Cheese Registration NightWed. Oct 12, 2011 6:45 pm Main Hall

Christmas Craft Sale & CelebrationSaturday, Dec. 3rd, 2011 11:00 am – 4:00 pmConcession AvailableSleigh Rides, Kids Craft Corner & Much More!Watch For More Info on our Website www.lakedell.orgAdmission: $2 or Unwrapped Gift Donation, With all Proceeds to Pigeon Lake Santa’s Elves.

Consider booking our facilities for your next family reunion, wedding, conference orlivestock event – we are just 30 minutes west of Wetaskiwin, 2 miles from the Village at Pigeon Lake. We have rental facilities for all your needs – all at a reasonable rate!

The Lakedell Ag. Society is home tomultiple clubs and organizations:

Lakedell Curling Club:Barry Runnalls 780-586-3569

Lakedell 4-H Lighthorse Club:Tim Belec 780-361-8219

Lakedell 4-H Beef Club: Blaine & Cathy Henschel 780-352-7609

Lakedell Mighty Mutts:Ilene Kiernan 780-586-2763

Lakedell Playgroup:Annette Kennett 780-352-3279

Pigeon Lake Lions Club:Ken Smith 780-983-2876

The Lakedell Agricultural Society is a thriving community group which hosts a wide variety of events. Check out our website www.lakedell.org, e-mail

[email protected] or call 780-586-2505 for more info.

Yoga at Arber Greenhouses a Tuesday & Thursday AM 09:15 -10:30 a Tuesday October 11- December 13 10 week session $120a Thursday October 13 - December 15 10 week session $120a Register for both classes $200a Drop in available $14/class

Yoga at Millet Scout Hall a Tuesday Oct 11 - Dec 13 Teen Yoga Flow 5:30-6:30 10 week session $120a Wednesday Oct 12 - Dec 14 Adult Yoga Flow 7:30 - 9:00 10 week session $120a Drop in available $14/class

Register at the Parade of ProgramsSept 7, at the Drill Hall, 6-8pm

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or Email: [email protected] Contact Angela @ 780-352-2609

Yoga in Wetaskiwin County with Angela Dechaine - RYT


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Ph: 780-586-2505 . E-mail: [email protected] . www.lakedell.org

Parade 10 amPancake Breakfast 7am – 11am Stathcona Mounted Troops Musical RideYouth Horse ShowHeavy Horse Super Team CompetitionFiddlers Jamboree & Talent ShowcaseTrick Riding DemonstrationBeer Gardens Rock Climbing WallMutton Bustin’Mini O� Road Truck RacingKids Pet ShowLog Sawing and Spike PoundingBench ShowMechanical Bull & Sumo WrestlingSTEAK BBQ & DANCE

Admission: 12 & under – FREE13 & Up - $5 in Advance Until Thurs. Sept. 2

$10 at the GateBBQ & Dance Advance Only Tickets $25

Until Mon. Aug. 29 - No Tickets at DoorTicket Sales at Lakedell Ag. Society or

Backstreet Antiques

Wetaskiwin Agricultural SocietyPhone: 780-352-2780

e-mail: [email protected]

For Ground / Facility Rental 780-352-2780

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Annual EventsCutter Rally - Feb4H Beef Show & Sale - MayRawhide Rodeo - JuneYouth Fun Fair Games and Gymkhana Day – August Hall of Fame - Nov

Summer ActivitiesGymkhanas4-H Light HorseJackpots

Projects Supported4H Clubs

Pioneer Days ParadeGingerbread and Glitter

Royal Canadian LegionRemembrance Ceremony

WDACSFarmers Market

Alberta Community & Co-operative Association(formerly REDA), University of Alberta and Olds Scholarships

Local High School Scholarships (Freda Nelles)


ZUMBA fuses Latin and pop rhythms with easy to follow moves to create a dynamic cardio workout. You will move to salsa, merengue, cumbia, cha cha, bellydance, reggaeton and more. ZUMBA is an exciting way to burn calories and increase energy. No dance experience necessary, appropriate for all age levels.Thursday- 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. Norwood School Thursday-7:00 – 8:00 p.m. Millet Community Hall Saturday 9:30 -10:30 a.m. Bodywerks GymZUMBA GOLDThe same latin rhythms with more repeti-tion and smaller movements. Perfect for the absolute Zumba beginner, those needing less impact or anyone new to group �tness. This class is exhilarating, easy & e�ective.Tuesday 5-6 p.m. Norwood School

ZUMBA TONINGTake Zumba to the next level by adding light hand weights and large lower body move-ments for a more intense focus on �tness. This latin inspired dance and tone program is a higher level of intensity and movement – previous Zumba experience recommended.Monday 7-8 p.m. Norwood School

COST: 1 class/week x 10 weeks = $75 2 classes/week x 10 weeks = $140Mix and match class times to suit your schedule

AQUA ZUMBA – Separate ProgamEnjoy the Zumba program in a �tness pool party. Experience the fun latin rhythms with movements modi�ed for

water. Use the resistance and buoyancy of the water to challenge your muscles and intensify your workout.Wednesday 7:30-8:30 p.m. Aboussafy Centre

8 weeks September 14 – November 2 $60.00Join certi�ed and experienced Zumba instructor Wendy Crabtree for a dance based �tness class.

Register by calling: 780-352-0295 or by e-mail: [email protected]

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Facial Rejuvenation $20 (30 min) a��Foot scrub and massage $20 (20min) a��Face massage $15 (15 min) a��Re�exology $20 (20 min) a Tarot card and Henna

Appointments required.

Shanti Annual Open HouseSep 30 and Oct 1

J o i n u s Fr i d a y e ve n i n g a t 6 : 3 0 p. m . f o r a n i g h t o u t !

E n j oy t a s t y Ea s t I n d i a n s n a c k s, n o n - a l c o h o l i c w i n e a n d c h e e se ; a n d f e a t u r i n g o u r g u e s t s p e a ke r Ta m a r a H ug h e s w h o w i l l s p e a k o n t h e to p i c o f :

Dangers of Conventional Skin Care vs. the Bene�ts of Organic Skin Care.

In this seminar you will learn:


For 20%-60% o�our weekly specials

Authentic Japanese Karate:

The only program outside of Japan to exclusively teach the legendary world renowned Motobu-ryu Karate directly under Grandmaster Motobu Chosei Soke, a direct descendent

of the Royal Family of Okinawa and the son of the legendary Choki Motobu – who is responsible for Japan’s introduction to Karate.

Mondays: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.Thursdays: 7 to 8 p.m.

$150 per semester (Sep-Dec)

_____________________________________________________________________Now offering Ideal Protein Weight Loss method and coaching

Free Info session on September 8 at 7 p.m.Enjoy delicious food samples.

__________________________________________________________________Upcoming Workshops and Seminars

Explore Your Critical or Negative VoiceSeptember 22 – 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. $35 +GSTWe all have a critical voice and these are typically installed when we are young and they come from a place other than the voice box. Explore where this critical voice is, who or what it stems from; whether it is an “I” or ”You” voice and what the positive intention is.

Register at Parade of Programs orShanti Wellness Centre

* space is limited

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Karobics:A workout that amalgamates Karate moves and aerobics that impacts the whole body and improves strength, stamina and �exibility. Taught and created by Sensei Nanji.Wednesday: 6:00 to 6:45 p.m.

Yoga:A class that combines breath and movement to create a continuous �ow from posture to posture. Encourages strength and �exibility. Both challenging and peaceful. Suitable for beginners.

Dates and Time: TBA


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780-352-09454527 - 56 St.


Secrets of Communicating E�ectivelySeptember 29 – 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. $35+GSTDo you �nd that you say one thing but the other person hears something else? Do you �nd that communication with your spouse, children or business partner is a�ecting your relationship or business?Is communication with an employee(s) a�ecting your work environment?You will learn:

Release the Weight November 5 and 6 – 9:30 am to 4:30 pm $200+GST What will I learn and experience in this program?

The facilitator only takes 12 participants for this program so that the change work is e�ective.

Register at Parade of Programs orShanti Wellness Centre

* space is limited


Yoga classes are presented by Creative Wellness Consulting and taught by the internationally certi�ed, licensed and insured owner, who has over 10 years teaching experience.

To register, for more information, or to join the email list please contact:Linda Ervin @780- 352-4932, or e-mail [email protected]

Yoga integrates mind and body in the Eastern tradition of preventative, holistic healthcare, leading to improvements in posture, strength and �exibility as well as decreased symptoms of stress. In these classes, Yoga is combined with small segments of Pilates, stability ball work and other complementary practices. Classes are intended for adults and are suitable for most ages and abilities, with individual modi�cations o�ered at all times. A number of diverse workshops are also o�ered throughout the year.

Experience the many health benefits of Yoga in a non-competitive,

relaxing atmosphere.

Hatha Yoga FlowCombines a series of Yoga postures with breath work to form a graceful, �owing practice. Beginners are welcome and will always be encouraged to work at their own pace.

Mondays and Wednesdays 10:00-11:00am, 5-6pm or 6:30-7:30pm

This six-week session begins Monday, September 12th(each class limited to the �rst 20 registered)

Session cost:2 classes/week (recommended) = $961 class/week or half-session= $60

G e n e a l o g yResearching It Right

G e n e a l o g yResearching It Right

Wetaskiwin Branch, Alberta Genealogical Society

9TH Annual Genealogy Workshop

SAT. OCT. 29, 2011 - NORQUEST COLLEGE5502 – 49 AVE. WETASKIWIN

Pre-registration (by Oct. 22) is requested**DOOR PRIZE: ONE-YEAR MEMBERSHIP IN A.G.S.**

2012 Membership, $50.00 valueRegistration Desk Opens at 8:30 a.m. Sat. Oct. 29th

Workshop: 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

GUEST SPEAKERS: LIANNE KRUGER, Instructor, Red Deer College PETER DARBY, Retired teacher & Administrator PRESENTATIONS: Writing Your Life HistoryLearn how to write an overall illustration of who you are. Lianne will get us started on writing our life history. Handouts provided will assist us – time will be given to start writing during this presentation. Home, Home on the RangeYou have a land purchase document. What does it mean, where was the farm, and what is on the land today? This session will explain how land is identi�ed.

Getting the Most from Family History Websites

Find out what’s new on the ‘favorite’ sites, & how to access the info.

Organizing Genealogical Information on your Computer

Peter’s vast experience in organization will provide us with hints and tips on how to control our genealogical data.

Fee: $25/person (Wetaskiwin Branch members, fee: $10/person)Fee includes lunch and session handouts.For info: registration forms, membership forms, etc. Phone Claudia @(780) 352-0685 or Bob @ (780) 387-4187or email [email protected]

SAT. OCT. 29, 2011 - NORQUEST COLLEGE5502 – 49 AVE. WETASKIWIN

Pre-registration (by Oct. 22) is requested**DOOR PRIZE: ONE-YEAR MEMBERSHIP IN A.G.S.**

2012 Membership, $50.00 valueRegistration Desk Opens at 8:30 a.m. Sat. Oct. 29th

Workshop: 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

GUEST SPEAKERS: LIANNE KRUGER, Instructor, Red Deer College PETER DARBY, Retired teacher & Administrator PRESENTATIONS: Writing Your Life HistoryLearn how to write an overall illustration of who you are. Lianne will get us started on writing our life history. Handouts provided will assist us – time will be given to start writing during this presentation. Home, Home on the RangeYou have a land purchase document. What does it mean, where was the farm, and what is on the land today? This session will explain how land is identi�ed.

Getting the Most from Family History Websites

Find out what’s new on the ‘favorite’ sites, & how to access the info.

Organizing Genealogical Information on your Computer

Peter’s vast experience in organization will provide us with hints and tips on how to control our genealogical data.

Fee: $25/person (Wetaskiwin Branch members, fee: $10/person)Fee includes lunch and session handouts.For info: registration forms, membership forms, etc. Phone Claudia @(780) 352-0685 orBob @ (780) 387-4187, or email [email protected]

We acknowledge and thank the City of Wetaskiwin for their sponsorship of this workshop.


Body �t with Susie Meyers: This is a medium to high impact class designed for fat loss. This class can be customized for any level of �tness. 2 classes a week are required to get the results that you’re looking for! Mon & Wed from 7 to 8pm -Sept 12 - Oct 26 (no class Mon Oct 10)Flow yoga with Angela Dechaine: this is a dynamic version of yoga. It combines core strength & breathing awareness to allow you to synchronize your breath with each movement. Tues from 7 to 8:15pm - Sept 13 - Oct 25 Hatha yoga with Angela Dechaine: Hatha yoga renews and invigorates the body, while strengthening the muscles, joints and spine. It directs blood and oxygen to the internal organs to help you feel great!Sat from 10:30 to11:30am - Sept 17 - Oct 25 (no class Oct 8)Next sessions of classes are Nov 2 - Dec 17

Call us at (780) 312-2899

Classes at Refresh Wellness Centre



REGISTRATION & INFORMATION NIGHTWednesday, Sept. 7

From 6:00 to 8:00 PMAt the Drill Hall

(on the Recreation Grounds)

For more information about the Fall & Winter Parade of Programs please call:

[email protected]

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Wetaskiwin FigureSkating Club

The Figure Skating Club welcomes your calls at:780-335-4227 visit: www.wetaskiwinfsc.weebly.com

Registration: September 7at the Parade of Programs in the Drill Hall 6:00 - 8:00 pm

Learn to Skate for ages 4+Brand new skaters learn how to:

other very basic skills.

Canskate for ages 5+ with previous skating experience.Work your way through the badge program while learning such skills as:

Rising Star - A program for the eager skater who would like to advance beyond the Canskate program.

to the Star Skate Program

more difficult jumps spins and dances.

Star Skate - A test stream program with levels

abilities and have the opportunity to compete. Ages 7 to 17 years.

Adult Skate for ages 18+


At Dance FX we believe the best way for children to learn is in an environment

which they enjoy. “When teachers teach from their hearts, students

learn to love what is taught.”

Meet the Directors

Andy, Tina and sta� were awarded numerous choreography and high score numbers in their 2011 season. A Dance FX dancer received a scholarship to train in Paris this summer. Dance FX

dancers were invited to dance and represent Canada at “Dance World Cup” in Niagra Fallls with other dancers from around the world.

LAST YEAR’S HIGHLIGHTS!


5105 - 50 Ave.Call: 780-352-4118One of Alberta’s most recognized

Dance Studios featuring an award winning sta�!

Prin

cess Program

Special for 3-6 year old

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children’s classes available

Guitar Lessons

Call Warren at352-0906

(Please leave a message)

Email: [email protected] set ups and repairs

Wetaskiwin Parent Link CentreWhistlestop Mall - 4905 -50 St. (beside Shopper’s)Wetaskiwin, Alberta, T9A 1J6(780) 352-3331www.centralparklandparentlink.ca

For more info or to register for a program contact:Parent Link Coordinator

(780) 352-3331All of our programs are free or low cost.

The Wetaskiwin Parent Link Centre o�ers a space and programming that encourages

families to PLAY, LEARN, and CONNECT! We have a variety of parenting resources,

education sessions, play groups, and parent supports available for caregivers with

children between the ages of 0 – 6 years. Drop by or visit our website for more details!

Wetaskiwin Gymnastics Club4811 - 51 Avenue, Wetaskiwin

Gym Club: 780-352-3681Contact Susan 780-986-0498

Prices include Alberta gymnastic fee of $30

Parent/tot - $115 Tot - $135 Badge - $185 Advanced(blue&up)1 day for 1.5 hrs is $260 or 2 days/wk - $460

ALL cheques/payments MUST be presented on day of registration.

Child is not registered without payments.

REGISTRATION CHEQUES REQUIRED ARE: Fees

Undated bingo chq of $200 per child Undated fundraiser chq of $75 per familyPlease have child’s AHC number available.

* Classes start Sept 10/11

* Early Bird Registration - Aug 22 4-7pm @club* Parade of Program Registration Sept 7, 6-8pmWelcomes New Families

Support for both new and seasoned home schoolers within Wetaskiwin and area

Organized Programs

Monthly ‘Moms’ Time Out’ Meetings

Growing Home School Library

For More Information Contact


Sacred Heart Angels Preschool

A CHRIST CENTERED PRESCHOOLWHERE CHILDREN LEARN THROUGH PLAY

OPENINGS IN OUR TWO PROGRAMS

A structured environment in a beautiful school facility.

For more information or to reserve a spot callSacred Heart School at 352-5533

or Emily Whalen at 780-361-6706

Pre-kindergarten Program4 year old - 3 days a week

$65.00/monthPreschool Program

3 year old - 2 days a week$45.00/month

Sacred Heart School 4419 - 52 Ave.,

Wetaskiwin

C.H.I.P.S.CHILDREN’S INDOOR PLAY SOCIETY

You’re invited to CHIPS which provides a warm and safe environment for kids up to kindergarten age to play during the long

winter months. Enjoy a variety of toys, including bikes, slides and climbing blocks, in a non-profit, parent- supervised play time. With no set

program, the kids choose what to play with and when.

When: C.H.I.P.S. is open every Monday and Thursday from 9:30 am to 11:30 am from September to April

Where: Drill Hall, 45th St. & 50th Ave.

Membership Requirements$40 per child / year to a max of $100 per family

one toy clean up, and up to two fundraisers.Drop in $4 per child to a maximum of five visits.

For more information please call Ted Dick 780-362-2178

www.chipswetaskiwin.com

Watch for CHIPS Toy & Clothing Sale in the Fal l

Evolution Family Day Homes

• An approved Family Day Home is a monitored home in

your community that has been screened by a Family Day Agency to insure a safe, healthy and stimulating environment for your child

• Government standards require a limited number of children in a day home. This allows for small group play as well as lots of individual attention.

• Government subsidies are available. For information

please call Maureen at 352-5615




REGISTRATION & INFORMATION NIGHTWednesday, Sept. 7

From 6:00 to 8:00 PMAt the Drill Hall

(on the Recreation Grounds)

For more information about the Fall & Winter Parade of Programs please call:

[email protected]

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The Early Education & Family Wellness Centre o�ers a preschool opportunity for children as young as 2 years 8 months with identi�ed special needs such as: Speech/Language delays Motor delays Developmental delays

Children with age appropriate developmental skills are welcome to participate in this high quality, play-based learning environment. A team consisting of certi�ed teachers, speech/ language therapists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, family wellness workers, teaching assistants, work together developing individual programming to facilitate each child to achieve their potential. To register or for more information please contact us by phone (780) 352-0224 or visit our website at http://w w w.eefwc.c a Triple P Positive Parenting Triple P is a scienti�cally researched family support strategy designed to help parents improve their parenting skills and build positive relationships with their children. These free parenting sessions aim to increase parental competence and con�dence while raising children. A variety of workshops (with free childcare) will be presented at the Early Education & Family Wellness Centre this fall. Call to inquire: 780-352-7182

Early Education & Family Wellness Centre5014 -48 Avenue

Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 0N1


Suzuki Cello Lessons

Never too old. Rarely too young.(Accepting Ages 3+)

Call 312-2672 Mrs. Laura WhiteSuzuki teacher training / Royal Conservatory background

References available upon request.

Discover the joy of Suzuki learning for your family:Every Child Has Talent

GUITAR INSTRUCTION /DRUM INSTRUCTION


Boys and Girls Club of WetaskiwinBoys and Girls Club of Wetaskiwin5109 51 Street, Wetaskiwin, AB. 780-352-4643

www.wetaskiwinyouth.ca

Millet - Out of School CareLocated in Millet School

And many other programs to interest any age.

Wetaskiwin After School Programs

Play, Learn Fun

Enthusiastic, dedicated, certified staff quality care

New, clean, friendly, Accreditedresponsive to

family’s child care extended hours

For more information or to register your

child(ren) please call 780-352-4643 ext. 6

Government Subsidies may assist with up to 73% of fees.

For Subsidy information call 1-866-714-5437 or visit

www.child.alberta.ca

Early Learning & Child Care CentreEarly Learning & Child Care Centre4013 48 Street, Wetaskiwin, AB.


Gwynne ValleySki Area

Ski & Snowboard

Lessons and RentalsAvailable

OPEN . . .

For more information or to book lessons or rentals call:

780-352-3515

A family oriented ski hill

Friday 6:30 pm to 9:30 pmSaturday & Sunday 11:00 am to 4:30 pm

Ski Hill opens snow pendingGroup hill rentals available

Classes each Tuesday and Thursday nightBeginners:Advanced:Pee Wees:(age 4 - 7)

6:30 pm - 7:30 pm7:45 pm - 8:45 pm6:30 pm - 7:30 pm(Thursdays only)

Parkdale Elementary School Gymnasium

To register or for more information, visit us at the Parade of Programs at the Drill Hall

on September 7, 6-8 pm or call:

Sensei Jim Takenaka 780-361-3810Sensei Dale Carlson 780-352-0948


Pengu in Club

Preschool Learn to SkateOur program is designed for children ages 3 ½ - 5 ½.

Our goal is to develop children skills so that they can advance to other ice sports in a fun and safe

environment. New comers to the program will be placed in session 1, skaters who participated in the

program last year will be assigned to Session 2.

Start Date: October 24, 2011 -December 13, 2011 & January 10, 2012 – February 28, 2012 Day: Monday& TuesdayTime: 1:00 PM – 1:30 PM Session 1 Time: 1:30 PM- 2:00 PM Session 2 Number of Sessions: 8 SessionsCost: $55.00

**Helmets are Mandatory, we recommend cages on the helmet for first time skaters**

**We recommend that skaters have snow pants and gloves to keep warm**

Pre-school Hockey

Pre-school hockey is a program designed specifically for children ages 3 ½ to 5 ½ or their specific skill set. The program will introduce the basic hockey skills to help prepare them for their first year of hockey.

Emphasising that hockey should be fun!!

Start Date: October 24, 2011 -December 13, 2011 & January 10, 2012 – February 28, 2012Day: Monday Time: 2:00 PM – 2:35 PM Number of Sessions: 8 Cost: $65.00

**Our Pre-School Hockey Program requires full equipment**

Call 780-387-4180 or e-mail [email protected] ALL CLASSES WILL BE AT THE MILLET AGRIPLEX

"Youth Drop in Night" from October-March, ages 8-12.“Fall & Winter Dance Lessons. TBA”

"Christmas Crafts & Movie Night in December. (DayTBA) .

Geo� LynchRecreation Coordinator - Town of Millet

[email protected] -780-387-4180

Parade of ProgramsWednesday, Sept. 7th

at the Drill Hall6:00 - 8:00 pm


Guaranteed Fun & Quality Time with Friends & Family. Check out our variety!

Leagues begin September 9 - See us at the Parade of ProgramsSeptember 7 from 6:00 - 8:00 pm at the Drill Hall

5 PINMonday 6:45 pm – Competitive Play – CASHMonday 9:00 pm - Oiler Hockey league, team of 4, win tickets every quarterTuesday 12:45 pm-ladies fun bowl, team of 5Tuesday 6:45 pm-5 player bingo fun bowl for prizesTuesday 9:00 pm-Guys vs Gals, team of 3Wednesday 6:45 pm-Poker league, build the best poker hand with your bowling skills, team of 4Wednesday 9:15 pm-Vegas league, win a team trip to Vegas, team of 4,Thursday 6:45 pm-5 player fun bowlFriday 6:45 pm-poker plus a little Vegas style, team of 4 Win Mega CashSunday 7:15 pm-fun bowling, team of 5

10 PINMonday 40 Frame Game. Win Cash & Prizes LeagueTuesday 7:15pm-new poker bowl, team of 4Wednesday 7:00pm-fun bowl, team of 4Thursday 7:00 pm Beginner ‘Have A Ball” Sunday 6:45 pm - fun bowl/poker, team of 4

SENIORS SOCIAL LEAGUE Wednesday & Friday 9 amFriday 1 pm

YOUTH LEAGUES - 5 PINTuesday 4:00 pmSaturday 10:00 am4 – 19 yrs old Team oriented with coaching.

New League Fun! Minute to Win It Games!

CALL TODAY 780-352-4705

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P r o g ra m s & Le a g u e s f o r 5 & 1 0 p i n f o r a l l g r o u p s a n d a g e s.

Bowling & Lazer Tag5013 - 49 Street, Wetaskiwin


4-H...More than You Ever ImaginedAre you interested in beef,

clothing, computers, crafts, foods, horses, livestock, woodworking, or

any other projects that 4-H offers?

Are you between the ages of 9 and 20 and like fun and friends? Whether you live on a farm,

acreage, town or city, you can belong to 4-H.

or Are you an adult with a special skill or talent and would like to

work with today’s youth?Contact Key Leaders

Cheryl Elias - 780-352-0739Chris Patten - 780-682-2276

or a club leader. These clubs offer various

projects & sometimes vary from year to year.

Members learn about horse management by owning, caring

for, training, riding, and maintaining records.

Lakedell Light HorseTim Belec - 780-586-3633

Porto Bello BuckaroosSandra Meyer - 780-389-3535Coal Lake Light Horse Club

Christine Laskosky - 780-855-2411Wetaskiwin Light Horse

Debbie Krebs - 780-387-3652

Alder Flats 4-H Multi ClubPrevious Projects: Crafts, Outdoor

Pursuits, Scrapbooking Senior Member Opportunities

Chris Patten - 780-682-2276

Members learn about beef production & management by

owning, caring for & maintaining records on beef cattle.

Cloverlawn Beef ClubKyle Montes - 780-986-5609

Falun East Beef ClubKevin Cummings - 780-352-5011

Lakedell 4-H BeefBlayne Henschel - 780-352-7609

Rosebrier 4-H BeefGreg Gusse - 780-352-1974

MULTI CLUBS

BEEF CLUBSLIGHT HORSE CLUB


specialty classesladies sideco-ed side

personal trainingtanning bed and booth

amethyst massage

BodyWerks Fitness…

7 8 0 . 3 5 2 . 0 8 1 8SEPTEMBER

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$100. OFF

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MEMBERSHIP!!

Offer ends Sept. 30, 2011

Come In - Ge t F i t - Have Fun !Come In - Ge t F i t - Have Fun !


Ages 6 - 11 7:00 - 8:00 pm (first 40 paid)

Ages 11 - 17 8:00 - 9:00 pm (first 30 paid) All Ice at Wetaskiwin Arena #2

Fee: $15000

Register at Coach’s Source For Sports (formally Instant Replay) or Parade of ProgramsFor more information call Don at 352-0173

(includes insurance)Full Equipment Required


Parade of ProgramsSept. 7, 2011 6-8 pm

www.wetaskiwinminorhockey.com

House League & Travelling Teams

ages 4 – 18 years

Coach & Goalie Clinics

Pre-Season Conditio

ning Camps

Financial Assistance – the Ralph Pocock Fund, Bingos

Referees, Coaches & Volunteers are the backbone of m

inor

hockey, find out how you can get in

volved.

For these and more information or to

register

www.wetaskiwinminorhockey.com

GAME ON!Register today

FUN . LEADERSHIP . T

EAMWORK . SPORTSMAN

SHIP

Robyn Goofers

780-352-8236


WDAFA runs on the support of our volunteers.We are always looking for assistance in

executive, coaching, and o�ciating capacities.

Registrations are always welcome at the Hogbarn, Monday to Thursdays during practice.We would love to have you as part of our football family. Experience not required.

www.wdafa.ca

Welcomes all players Age GroupsWetaskiwin Atom Wolverines: 10yrs or under before Dec. 31, 2011Wetaskiwin Peewee Wildcats: 11 or 12yrs before Dec 31, 2011Wetaskiwin Bantam Warriors: 13, 14 or 15yrs before Dec 31, 2011

Football Day in WetaskiwinSeptember 10, 2011Come out and try football! All games are at Norm Brown Field Come out and watch all three Wetaskiwin teams play and don’t miss the Edmonton Garrison versus theCentral AB Buckaneers men’s game at 7:00.A fun-�lled family day.Come on out and celebrate football in Wetaskiwin.

5 to 7 years of age

8 to 10 years of age

11 to 14 years of age( with option to remain until age 16 )

Young men & women 14 to 17 years of age

Early Registration - August 30, 2011 4218-56 Avenue @ 7:00pm - 8:30pm

Information Night - September 7, 2011 Parade of Programs @ 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Registration Night - September 8, 2011 4218-56 Avenue @ 7:00pm-8:30pm

For more information on the program or to find out how to become a volunteer leader, call:

Lorne @ 780-352-7838

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Scouts Canada is a vibrant movement, providing kids with opportunities for friendship and unforgettable outdoor adventures.

Spend more time with your children, become a leader!


#42 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron

Air Cadets will:

To Learn

To Serve

To Advance

Contact the Air Cadets: Capt Sidney Furuness, 780-352-2562;

Squadron Office: Phone: 780-352-3642Please phone Tuesday or Thursday evenings to talk to someone

or leave a message at all other times. Location: Wetaskiwin Drill Hall, along the NE Corner

For more information or to register contact us at:

Training Year:


2011 FALLPARADE of PROGRAMS




WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 th 6 :00 TO 8 :00 PMAt the Dr i l l Hal l

(on the Recreat ional Grounds)

�is annual education and recreationtrade fair is an excellent opportunity

to register for all of your familiesfall and winter activities.

�is year more than 70 organizationswill provide information and accept registrations for their programs.

Watch Demonstrations

Talk to the Instructors

Find out what is o�ered in the community

Register for your families fall and winter activities



For more information about the Parade of Programs Call: 780-361-6241 or

E-mail: [email protected]

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