wetaskiwin spring & summer program guide 2014

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Spring/Summer 2014 Your Guide to What’s Happening in Wetaskiwin

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Kids & TeensAges 7 & upCreative Art, Mixed Media After School - Ages 7 - 18 An extremely interesting course offering the history of mask making throughout the world’s different cultures; taught by this popular instructor. With the mask theory knowledge, students will create their own using various materials. Returning students welcome. Kit includes mask-making materials.Instructor: Margot Soltice

Date: Tuesdays, March 18 - April 29 (No class April 15 due to Easter Break)Time: 4 pm - 6 pmFee: $109 Supply Fee: Kit for $30

Easter BreakKid’s Pottery Children will hand build their clay projects in the first class and glaze these creations during the second class. All projects will be kiln fired. All skill levels. Instructor: Judy Bortnik

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Date: Tuesday, April 15 (Easter Break)Time: 1 pm - 3 pm Date: Thursday, April 24 Time: 4 pm - 5:30 pmFee: $40 fee includes supplies and firing.

Soapstone Carving A brief course on carving and finishing soapstone. Students will be able to choose their item from a large selection of animals, birds, dinosaurs, or an inukshuk. Please bring an old shirt. Instructor: David Swajanovski

Date: Wednesday, April 16 Time: 10 am - 12 pmFee: $30Supplies: $20

Art Deco LampsKids can make a funky lamp for their room in their choice of colours. A unique way to put together high-quality jigsaw shaped plastic pieces to make a functional hanging or standing lamp. Instructor: Terry Demoline

Date: Monday, April 14Time: 1 pm - 3 pmFee: $20 Supplies: $45

Wetaskiwin Allied Art And Craft Centre4520 - 48 Avenue, Wetaskiwin - Curling & Craft Centre REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: 1. To register or for more information call: Gloria 780-352-7651 or Judy 780-352-5988 2. Mail your registration and payment to: Wetaskiwin Allied Art and Craft Centre, Box 6453,

Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 2G2 or register at Parade of Programs March 12 from 6 - 8 pm.3. All registrations must be paid in full 2 weeks prior to course start date with refunds

issued IF low enrolment.4. See our website for registration forms and cancellation policies.5. Website: www.waacc.ca


Kids Summer & Fall Arts & Craft ClassesAn exciting new lineup of classes is in the works to replace the usual summer art camp. Watch our website in June for details.

Kids Birthday PartiesPottery, art deco lamps, or other creative art classes are available. Please call for more information.

Teens & AdultsPottery, Sculpture & CarvingPottery Studio Time Applicants must register for use of studio time, pay the fee and purchase the clay we provide at a cost which includes the firing and glazes. Registrants cannot expect instruction. Open to teenagers and adults with verified prior instruction.

Fee: $60. Daily drop-in fee $10. Supply Fee: Clay must be purchased from WAACC for $50 per 1/2 box of clay which includes use of tools, the cost of glazes and firing.

Afternoon Studio TimeStudio Tech: Jennifer Nash Date: Wednesdays, April 2 - May 28 (April 16 off for Easter Break)Time: 1 - 4 pm

Evening Studio Time Studio Tech: Virginia Anderson Date: Thursdays, April 3 - May 29 (April 17 off for Easter Break)Time: 6:30 - 9:30 pm

Adult Pottery – Hand-building Students will learn hand-building and glazing techniques. They will have an unlimited scope of creative expression to make useful and decorative objects of their choice. Open to teens and adults of varying experience and skills.Instructor: Virginia Anderson Date: Thursdays, April 3 - May 29(April 17 off for Easter Break)Time: 6:30 - 9:30 pmFee: $115. Supply Fee: Clay must be purchased from WAACC for $50 per 1/2 box of clay which includes use of tools, the cost of glazes and firing.

Wheel Pottery Learn skills and techniques of throwing pottery vessels on the wheel. We are fortunate to have a skilled, local potter with 40 years of experience to teach this class! For beginners and returning students. Instructor: Kenny Alberg Date: Tuesdays, March 18 - May 6Time: 6:30 - 9 pmFee: $230. Supply Fee: Clay must be purchased from WAACC for $50 per 1/2 box of clay which includes use of tools, the cost of glazes and firing.

Sculpting in ClayBeginner and Intermediate This famous sculptor will teach Beginner students how to sculpt in clay by doing animal figures. Intermediate students will move onto sculpting people, etc. Ages 11 and up welcome. Instructor: Zazo

Date: May 26 - June 23Time: 6:15 to 9:15 pmFee: $180. Supply Fee: $40 for clay, use of tools and firing

Visit www.clcwetaskiwin.ca to view the In Motion Program Guide on line, register for programs & find learning opportunities in your community.


GlassPatio Lantern in Stained Glass NEW! Choose from a number of patterns to make a lantern to enjoy while sipping a brew on your patio this summer. Open to beginner thru advanced students. Includes time for student clean-up. Instructor: Sandra French Date: Wednesday, April 30 - May 21 Time: 6:30 pm - 9:30 pmFee: $90. Purchase own supplies and glass, some of which are available at the centre-approximately $50-$100.

Stained Glass Studio Time NEW! Studio Time provides an informal supervised time, and space to work on your craft. Bring your own tools, or use ours. Pay accordingly. No formal instruction is provided, although mini instructor run workshops may be arranged. Attendees can inspire and assist each other with ideas and techniques. Students must have had adequate stained glass instruction and experience to sign up - suggest Beginner and Advanced Courses. The WAACC has a selection of glass available for purchase.Supervisor: Terry Demoline

Date: Wednesdays, March 19 - April 23Time: 7 pm -9:30pmFee: For all 6 classes--$50. Daily drop-in fee $10. Purchase own supplies and glass, some of which are available at the centre.

MusicHow to be a Song Writer NEW!Ever wonder what goes into writing a Number One song? Students will learn the song writing process, explore melody and harmony as well as writing and refining lyrical content. Also, students will be looking at where and how the song will be performed and who will be performing it, with an eye towards optimizing the song for its intended format and audience. Students will need to bring a notebook and pen. Bring a bagged lunch. Instructor: Bill Tozer

Date: Saturday, June 7Time: 10 am - 4 pmFee: $40

Body ArtThe Art of HennaMother’s Day Idea(The Perfect gift idea for Daughters to do with their Moms)Teaches the general application of henna paste for those interested in learning how to apply henna freehand. The course teaches the key elements of henna and methodical understanding of developing complex henna designs. Basic preparation and design will teach you the essentials to make and apply henna in traditional and modern Indian Style.Instructor: Sarah Kumar Date: Saturday, May 3Time: 10 am - 2:30 pmFee: $55. Supply Fee: $35 for Kit


Fabric ArtsBrazilian EmbroideryThe ancient craft of three dimensional embroidery, for beginners or the more experienced. A variety of stitches to create amazing, beautiful designs will be taught. Students should bring a 5” embroidery hoop and scissors. Instructor: Clarice Bowdige Date: Tuesdays, April 15 - May 20 Time: 1 - 3 pm Fee: $35. Purchase necessary supplies from instructor (about $50 for beginners) .

Quilt As You Go! One Day WorkshopMother’s Day IdeaSpend a day with your mom, or bring a friend. Learn how to make a reversible table runner, or a baby quilt, by quilting as you go. Once you have completed the last block, the quilt is done! Starting on a larger project is optional. Students must bring a competent sewing machine, thread, fabric of their choice, cutting mat, ruler and rotary cutter. Fabric supply list to be provided at a later date. Bring a bagged lunch. Instructor: Gloria Bolivar

Date: Saturday, May 10Time: 9 am - 4 pmFee: $60

Quilting Studio TimeFor the beginner to intermediate quilter. Bring a new or existing project that you would like to work on. Provides an opportunity for support and new skill development. Students must bring a sewing machine in good working order, thread, fabric of their choice, cutting mat, ruler and rotary cutter. Instructor: Gloria Bolivar Date: Wednesdays, April 16 - June 4Time: 1 - 4 pmFee: $70. Daily drop-in $10.

Crochet For Beginner’sMother’s Day Idea Basic crochet techniques will be taught. Students will make a pair of Mary Jane Slippers and learn to make crochet squares that can be put together into an afghan or other projects, making it the perfect project to do with Mom! Bring a Bagged Lunch. Instructor: Sarah Kumar Date: Saturday, April 26Time: 10 am - 3:30 pmFee: $40. Supply fee: $20

Mittens-The First StepsKnit a small mitten in class and learn the basics of knitting mitts, including how to make a gusset, with tips and tricks for a better fit. Different styles of mittens and thumbs will also be discussed, as well as mitten tradition of different countries. If you are a beginner or need help with a pattern you cannot read, time to teach and discuss will be provided. Bring a bagged lunch. Instructor: Barb Brown

Date: Saturday, May 3Time: 10 am - 3 pmFee: $40. Supply fee: $20 which includes yarn and needles.

Socks-The First StepsKnit a small sock in class and learn the basics of knitting socks, including heel construction and toe formation. Different styles of heels will also be discussed with tips and tricks for a better fitting sock. The sock styles and traditions of various countries will be illustrated and samples of different styles will be displayed. Class open to beginners or if you need help reading a pattern. Bring a bagged lunch.Instructor: Barb Brown

Date: Saturday, May 24Time: 10 am - 3 pmFee: $40. Supply fee: $20 which includes yarn and needles.


PhotographyMacro Photography(waiting list only)Macro and closeup techniques and equipment requirements. Meet at the WAACC for morning classroom session on techniques. After an hour lunch break we will meet for an afternoon shoot at Arber Greenhouses Ltd. Suggested Supply List: Camera and lens (SLR style with 4/3 or larger sensors suggested but NOT necessary), Screen, camera manual, Fresh Memory Card, Fresh Battery, Tripod and pen and paper. Instructor: Robert Goerzen

Date: Saturday, March 15 Time: 10 am - 4:30 pm with an hour break for lunchFee: $80

Photography ClubSome members of the community have expressed an interest in forming a photography club in Wetaskiwin. This club would meet throughout the year, support and learn from each other. There may be things like courses, events, and outings. As well there may be a yearly photography show and/or competition. If you have an interest in being involved in the formation of such a club, please leave your name with the WAACC.

Scenery and Landscape PhotographyFills fast. Guaranteed spot to paid registrants only!Techniques required for getting the best outdoor shots. Meet at the WAACC for morning classroom session on techniques. After an hour lunch break we will meet for an afternoon shoot at a local outdoor area-to be determined.Suggested Supply List: Camera and lens (SLR style with 4/3 or larger sensors suggested but NOT necessary), Screen, camera manual, Fresh Memory Card, Fresh Battery, Tripod and pen and paper. Instructor: Robert Goerzen

Date: Saturday, April 26 Time: 10 am - 4:30 pm with an hour break for lunchFee: $80

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Home & GardenPermaculture 7: Planting! Planting! Planting!Planting, planting, planting! Time to start the season! We cover: early planting- what to plant, when and where to plant it: seed tray starters-demo: Vermicomposting soil harvesting- using this nutritious fertilizer in your plants-demo:Season extending in the Spring. Bring old shirt or apron. Instructor: Margot Soltice

Date: Thursday, April 10Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pmFee: $22. Supply fee: $5

Permaculture 8: Using Diversity to Mimic Nature’s PathwaysCovered in class will be: chemical free weed control, bolstering your soil to build immunity,beneficial plant combinations, and pest management. Instructor: Margot Soltice

Date: Thursday, May 8Time: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmFee: $22

Permaculture 9: Summer Last class before summer. We will be planning for harvest: making things easier, and recipe swap. Water systems and management are covered. Project plans discussion and help- group discussion re: extending our group’s involvement to the outdoors.Instructor: Margot Soltice

Date: Thursday, June 12Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pmFee: $22

Paverpol Outdoor or Indoor Statue NEW!Introductory Class. Makes an ideal Garden Statue, or interior decoration. Everyone can be an artist! All it takes is 1 t-shirt + 1 roll tin foil = 1 Garden Statue! Paverpol makes it possible! Paverpol is a water based medium with textile hardeners. Materials that are hardened or sealed with Paverpol can be placed in the garden or patio throughout the year no matter how cold or wet it is outside! Suggested Supply List: Bring 1 white 100% cotton t-shirt, and 1 roll 100 ft. tin foil. All other necessary supplies are included in the fee. Instructor: Pattie Kisilevich

Date: Saturday, May 31Time: 8:30 am - 5 pmFee: $105


Ongoing ProgramsWomen of Aspenland: discover the lives of women who played a role in building your community As an ongoing exhibit the Heritage Museum pays tribute to the many women who made their own unique contribution to the community of Wetaskiwin. Whether working in the home or in public life, they are all heroines. The exhibit now includes almost 80 ladies with four new inductees being showcased each year. We are always looking for recommendations, so stop by, let our heroines inspire you, and maybe even nominate someone you know. Date: Exhibit ongoing. Nomination deadline for 2014 Inductees is May 16.

Exhibit Spotlight. The Cree Nations of Maskwacis: sharing their historyThe New Year ushered in an important historical event with the official name change to “Maskwacis” in place of “Hobbema”. As long as Maskwacis Elders can remember, this area has been called Maskwacis (meaning Bear Hill). It now joins other neighbouring communities including Wetaskiwin (meaning Hills of Peace)

Wetaskiwin & District Heritage Museum 5007 - 50 Avenue (The old Montgomery ‘Star’ Store on Historic Main Street)

Winter Hours (October through April): Tuesday - Friday, 10 am - 5 pm. Summer Hours (May through September): Tuesday - Saturday, 10 am - 5 pm. Specific times for workshops or special events are listed separately below.Admission to the museum is free and donations are always welcome. Any additional fees for special events and programs are listed separately below.

To register please call 780-352-0227 or email [email protected] for more information on any of our programs / events.

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with a name that honours First Nations tradition. Visit the Heritage Museum to learn more about the Cree Nations of Maskwacis in this permanent display.

Classic Movie MatineeJoin us on the first Friday of every month for a classic movie matinee experience. Movie, popcorn, refreshments, and fun are all included! Watch our Website and Facebook page for upcoming titles.

Date: First Friday of every monthTime: 2 pm

Drop in Knitting with the KnitwitsDo you want to learn to knit, need help with your current project, or would you simply like to knit with some great company? Come over and join knitters of all ages and experience levels for awesome weekly afternoon knitting. Show, tell, and share ideas / projects to inspire and be inspired. Led by Margaret Sjostrom of Celeigh Wool.

Date: WednesdaysTime: 1 pm - 3 pmFee: Free, bring your own materials


Pioneer Children BirthdaysWant a new birthday party idea? Taking place in our Children’s Pioneer Play Rooms, the Heritage Museum offers a unique 2 hour program where your children can dress up in pioneer costumes and experience what life was like for the pioneer child including making real butter and shopping for candy at the General Store. Ideal for 5 to 10 years olds, the program will be tailored depending on the age and gender of the children.

Time: By arrangementFee: $10 per child (cake can be provided by us for an additional cost)How to register: Please book with payment at least 2 weeks in advance. Registration can be done in person at the Heritage Museum or by phone at 780-352-0227. Registration forms are also available on our Website www.wetaskiwinmuseum.ca and can be emailed to [email protected].

Special Events & ProgramsPioneer of the Year Call for Nominations Every year the Heritage Museum presents our “Pioneer of the Year” Award to a Wetaskiwin & District resident who continues to make a significant contribution to your community through volunteerism and community spirit. This tribute is only possible with your help. The theme for 2014 is “Entrepreneur”, come in to the museum today and pick up a nomination form!Nomination deadline: May 9.

Women of Aspenland Call for NominationsIn October the Heritage Museum joins a nationwide celebration of Women’s History Month with the annual induction of local women into our Women of Aspenland exhibit. You have the opportunity to support this celebration by nominating a woman who has made a unique contribution to the Wetaskiwin & District community. Come in to the museum today and pick up a nomination form for our 18th annual induction in October!Nomination deadline: May 16.

16th Annual “Pioneer of the Year” Award CeremonyEach June the Heritage Museum honours a local community leader with our “Pioneer of the Year” Award. Recent honourees have included Community Builders Helmer Larson (2013) and Joyce Bussard (2009), Entertainer Alvin Klause (2012), Railroading Pioneer Cec Colwell (2011), and Youth Leader Harvey Jespersen (2010). Join us on June 13th as we unveil our 2014 Pioneer of the Year: “Entrepreneur” exhibit and present the trophy to our newest honoured recipient.

Date: June 13Time: 7 pm

Canada Day CaféJoin us on July 1st for a fun array of heritage-themed games, activities, and trivia for children and adults. Learn more about the birth of Canadian Independence with a display that twins local history with the 150th anniversary of the Charlottetown and Quebec conferences. Following tradition, we’ll also be serving Canada Day cake and Ice-Cream!

Date: July 1Time: 12 pm - 4 pm


WetaskiwinTheatre SocietyLie, Cheat & GenuflectWaterworks Theatre 5002-53rd Ave.Wetaskiwin Theatre Society & Waterworks PlayersGambling on bad horses and a loan from Pizza Face Patrillo and the boys are in trouble. What else to do but dress Billy up as a nun to pose as their cousin who is to inherit the family fortune.

Dates: May 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11Times: Friday & Saturday at 8 pm, Sunday Matinee at 2 pmFee: Adults $15 Children (under 14) $5How to Register: Tickets available at Warren’s Music, Best Western, Dr Hewko, TheatreLine at 780-352-8383www.wetaskiwintheatresociety.com email: [email protected]: Wetaskiwin Theatre Society

Open MicWetaskiwin Theatre Society & Musically Inclined“The Front Room” at the Waterworks Theatre 5002-53rd Ave. An opportunity for local musicians to share their talents, try out new material and meet other musicians. Players have an opportunity to play three selections – all ages, all genres. Our goal is to foster the local music community by providing a ‘place to play’. Everyone is welcome.

Dates: Every second Saturday (unless otherwise posted)Times: 7:30 pmFee: Admission by donationHow to Register: Sign up when you arrive. Call for info 780-352-8383www.wetaskiwintheatresociety.com email: [email protected] Facebook: Musically Inclined

RAMP UP YOUR NON PROFIT BOARD WITH 4 BOARD DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS VIA VIDEOCONFERENCE IN APRIL.

1. Policy Development2. Board Roles and

Responsibilities3. Tips & Tools for Grant and

Proposal Writing4. Strategic Planning

Visit www.clcwetaskiwin.ca for more information

MusicGuitar, Bass Guitar and Drum InstructionWith Cody Hanson To register or for more information call 780-352-6902

Guitar Instruction – Warrens’ Music5003-51 Ave Wetaskiwin Individual guitar instruction. Learn at you own pace with an experienced instructor. Call 780-352-0044 to arrange times.

Guitar LessonsWill Whenham, Sweet Sounds Studios Location(s): Wetaskiwin (Lighthouse Church) Leduc (4501-61st Ave)Music lessons for all ages, styles and types of guitar. Lessons run 30 minutes weekly. First lesson is free. Focus is on understanding rudiments of music theory, including sight reading and playing by ear.

Date: Year RoundTime: Weekday eveningsFee: $25/lessonHow to register: Call 780-387-0387


Morning Hatha Yoga with MelRefresh Wellness CentreHatha yoga renews, invigorates and heals the body, while strengthening and stretching the muscles, joints and spine. It directs blood and oxygen to the internal organs to help you feel great! This class is suitable for anyone who would like to learn and for those who have some yoga experience.

Dates: Tuesdays & Thursdays Spring Session: April 22 - June 26 20 ClassesSummer Session: July 8 - August 14 12 ClassesTime: 9 -10 amFee: Spring Session: $252. Drop in $15/classRegister before April 16 and get a 5% discount.Summer Session: $151.20 drop in $15/class Register before July 4 and get a 5% discountPlease contact Refresh Wellness Centre 780-312-2899www.refreshwellnesscentre.com

Yoga: Akhanda II with AngelaRefresh Wellness CentreAkhanda II is for people who have some yoga experience and are looking for more of a challenge.

Date and Time: 7:30 - 9 pmSpring Session: Tuesday evenings, April 22- June 24 (10 Classes)Summer Session: Akhanda II will not be running in the summerFee: $126. Drop in $15/class. Register before April 16 and get 5% discountPlease contact Refresh Wellness Centre780-312-2899www.refreshwellnesscentre.com

Beginner Yoga with AmyRefresh Wellness CentreThis beginner yoga class will offer a slow-paced, relaxing start for your yoga journey. The hour we will spend together will be one of relaxing, stretching, and learning how to turn off the mind chatter in order to be present in the moment. The class will focus on all aspects of yoga: breath work, movement and relaxation. So come on in, relax and learn to ‘be’ your yoga.

Date and Time: Mondays, 6:15 - 7:15pm Spring Session: April 28 - June 23 8 Classes (No Class May 19)Summer Session: July 7 - August 115 Classes (No Class August 4)Fee: Spring Session: $100.80. Drop in $15/class. Register before April 16 and get 5% discount.Summer Session: $63. Drop in $15/class Register before July 4 and get 5% discountPlease contact Refresh Wellness Centre 780-312-2899www.refreshwellnesscentre.com

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Prenatal Yoga with AngelaRefresh Wellness CentrePrenatal Yoga classes provide an opportunity for expectant women to develop greater vitality and awareness of their body that is home for two, as well as to deepen their relationship with their baby. Gentle postures, breath work, vocal toning and meditation are learned to cultivate flexibility, calm and confidence in preparation for labour and childbirth. Calm and flexibility ease the birthing process, thus reducing pain and increasing the joy of giving birth.

Date: Spring Session: Tuesdays April 22 - June 24, 2014 (10 Classes)Summer Session: Prenatal yoga will not be running in the summer Time: 6:16 - 7:15 pmFee: $126 or drop in $15/class Register before April 16 and get 5% discountPlease contact Refresh Wellness Centre 780-312-2899www.refreshwellnesscentre.com

Pilates (mat class) with LindseyRefresh Wellness CentreIncrease your strength, flexibility and body awareness as you flow through a series of dynamic movement that restore balance to the core muscles. In addition to strengthening and stretching muscles, the class will help to improve posture and alignment, increase body control and breathing connection while creating a longer, leaner look. This hour long class will also incorporate additional strength and flexibility exercises to ensure a full body workout.

Date: Mondays & WednesdaysSpring Session: May 5 - June 2515 classes (No Class May 19)Summer Session: July 7 - August 1312 Classes (No Class August 4 )Time: 9 -10 amFee: Spring Session $189 or drop in $15/class. Register before April 16 and get a 5% discount. Summer Session $151.20 or drop

in $15/class. Register before July 4 and get a 5% discount.Please contact Refresh Wellness Centre 780-312-2899www.refreshwellnesscentre.com

NIA with SusanRefresh Wellness CentreNIA is a free form dance class that combines martial arts, dance and healing arts. NIA has fundamentally changed lives with its evolutionary approach to fitness and self-healing in a body. NIA, an internationally acclaimed practice for over 25 years, is based on the science of the body. NIA offers a fun, creative pathway to health and wellbeing regardless of age or physical condition.

Date: Mondays Spring Session: April 28 - June 238 Classes (No Class May 19)Summer Session: July 7 - August 115 Classes (No Class August 4)Time: 7:45 - 8:45 pmFee: Spring Session: $100.80 Drop in $15/class Register before April 16 and get 5% discountSummer Session: $63.00 drop in $15/class Register before July 4 and get 5% discountPlease contact Refresh Wellness Centre 780-312-2899 www.refreshwellnesscentre.com

2014SPRING PARADEOF PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY,MARCH 126-8 PM IN THE DRILL HALL


BODY LOGIC MASSAGECertified therapist providing the community with therapeutic, sports, lymphatic, and chair massage, as well as reflexology, reiki, body talk and cranio sacral. Use massage to provide stress release as well as reducing muscle & arthritic aches and pains, diminishing headaches and improving circulation. Massage increases tissue health and is beneficial for all people.

5010A-48 StreetFor more information

call 780-352-6200

Shanti WellnessAttract Your Ideal Weight Holistic Weight Loss Group ProgramAttract Your Ideal Weight (a division of Shanti Wellness Centre Inc.)Most weight loss plans only focus on what to eat, that is, only focusing on the body. They don’t focus on the mental programming that you carry around about your weight struggles, your disempowering behaviors or your negative relationship with food. In this holistic plan you will do both – mind and body.

Date: April 6 - May 18Fee: $150 plus GST (this will be our second focus/beta group and we are only accepting 10 participants)Register online or at Shanti Wellness Centre, 4527 - 56 Street.www.attractyouridealweight.com

Origin YogaMillet & Wetaskiwin area Gentle/Beginner YogaFlow Yoga - ‘warm’Yin YogaYoga for GolfersChair Yoga for Seniors Discover Yoga WorkshopsKids Yoga in the GardenTake control of your health & well being by discovering the many benefits of yoga. Yoga Alliance Registered Teacher, Therapeutic Yoga Teacher, Yin Certified.- Avid organic gardener with Permaculture Design Certification -Visit website for registration and detailed information of classes and workshops. Date: March - AugustTime: Various, see website schedule Fee: Varies with registration options, visit website.To register visit www.originyoga.ca or call 780-886-0336


City of WetaskiwinRecreation Summer Program GuideTo register for all programs, please visit the Aboussafy Aquatic Centre or online at www.wetaskiwin.ca/register. For any questions, please call 780-361-4444.

Home Alone Safely Ages 8 and UpMezzanine, Civic CentreLearn the skills needed to stay home alone. Lessons on fire safety, internet safety, basic first aid, kitchen safety and lots more! The day will wind up with a swim, so remember to bring your swimsuit. Snacks will be provided but participants are required to bring their own lunch.

Date: May 16Time: 8:30 am - 4 pmFee: $20*Parents are required to attend one Parent Information Night on May 5 OR 8 with the child(ren) who will be attending the course. This one hour session will focus on parent expectations, concerns and responsibilities.Mezzanine, Civic Centre, 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Day CampsImprov & ArtManluk Centre, 2nd Floor Multi-Purpose RoomSpend 3 days exploring your creative side with fun improvisation games and creating exciting art projects. This camp is focused on creating an engaging environment for children to explore their creativity while in the company of their peers. Campers are required to bring a lunch and weather appropriate clothing.

Date: July 2 - 4Time: 9 am - 4 pmAges: 8 and UpFee: $75 Early Bird, $85 Regular

New This Summer… Bike Camps!Riding RookiesAges 3 - 5 Drill Hall, Civic CentreRiding Rookies is a one hour camp for three to five year olds full of pedaling fun and safety. This camp is best suited for children who want to learn to ride but are not old enough for the Pedal Heads level. These riders come with their trikes, run bikes or bikes with training wheels and learn how to start, stop, steer and pedal as well as helmet and traffic safety. We will not be taking off training wheels. CSA approved helmets are mandatory.

Date: July 7-11Time: 9 am -10 amFee: $50 Early Bird, $65 Regular

Pedal HeadsAges 6 and Up Drill Hall, Civic CentrePedal Heads are those who have moved beyond training wheels and can balance and pedal for short distances. These riders often need a little help starting off and are building confidence in their abilities. Our goal is to get these bikers consistently riding on their own, becoming less wobbly and stopping without using their feet. CSA approved helmets are mandatory.

Date: July 7-11Time: 10:30 am -12 pmFee: $60 Early Bird, $75 Regular


City of Wetaskiwin Teen Drop-InAges 13 and UpDrill Hall, Civic CentreCome hang out in the Drill Hall and have the opportunity to play different sports each day. Pre-registration is not required.

Date: July 7-11 Time: 2 pm - 4 pm Cost: Free

Play for Life CampAges 4 - 6Manluk Centre, 2nd Floor Multi-Purpose Room This half-day camp focuses on meeting new friends, while learning new games, trying new activities, creating interesting crafts and having fun! Register soon to receive the special Early Bird prices. Campers are required to bring a snack and weather appropriate clothing.

Date: July 14 - 18 or August 5 - 8Time: 9 am - 12 pmFee: $70 Early Bird, $85 Regular

Fun for Life Camp Ages 5 - 7Manluk Centre, 2nd Floor Multi-Purpose RoomThis half-day camp focuses on learning healthy, active living skills through co-operative game play and other new and exciting activities. Register soon to receive special Early Bird prices. Campers are required to bring a snack and weather appropriate clothing.

Date: July 14 - 18 or August 5 - 8Time: 1 pm - 4 pmFee: $70 Early Bird, $85 Regular

Knight Haven Medieval CampAges 8 - 12Mezzanine, Civic CentreGo back in time with the Knight Haven Medieval Camp. This camp is offered for children ages 8 - 12 and immerses them in the past with interactive history lessons on heraldry, chivalry, battle tactics, guilds, theater and fashion.

Date: July 21-25Time: 9 am - 4 pmFee: $180

Surf and Sport Half Day CampAges 8 and UpManluk CentreGet exclusive access to Canada’s Only Board Rider at the Manluk Centre every morning! You’ll also have the chance to enjoy the other pools and slides and learn some cool new water sports. Whether you’re catching a wave or caught in a current you’ll sure to be entertained with this camp! Campers are required to bring a snack and appropriate swimwear.

Date: July 21 - 25Time: 9 am - 12 pmFee: $50 Early Bird, $65 Regular

Surf and Sport Camp Full DayAges 8 and UpManluk Centre, 2nd Floor Multi-Purpose RoomGet exclusive access to the brand-new Board Rider at the Manluk Centre every morning! You’ll also have the chance to enjoy the other pools and slides and learn some cool new water sports. Your afternoon will be spent on dry land enjoying other activities and having fun! Space is limited, so register early. Campers are required to have swimwear, a towel, lunch and weather appropriate clothing.

Date: July 28 - August 1 or August 11-15Time: 9 am - 4 pmFee: $135 Early Bird, $160 Regular


Active For Life CampAges 8 - 12Manluk Centre, 2nd Floor Multi-Purpose RoomThis full day camp for children ages 8 - 12 introduces you to a world of new activities, games and more to help you be active for life! Campers are required to bring a lunch, snacks and weather appropriate clothing.

Date: August 18 - 22Time: 9 am - 4 pmFee: $135 Early Bird, $160 Regular

3 vs 3 Hockey Tournament Group A: Ages 10, 11, 12Group B: Ages 13, 14, 15Group C: Ages 16 and UpArena 1, Civic CentreGet ready for a new hockey season with a fun, 3 vs. 3 Hockey Tournament! Your registration fee includes a pizza lunch and a place to hang out when not on the ice. The tournament will be no contact, with no goalies and half ice, 22 minute

games. Players will register individually and be placed on a team prior to August 23.

Date: August 23 & 24Time: 9 am - 3 pm Fee: $75 Early Bird, $100 Regular

Red Cross Babysitter CourseAges 11 and Up Mezzanine, Civic CentreThe Babysitting Course is an interactive and fun day that will get you ready for your first job as a ‘professional babysitter’. Participants learn how to provide care to young children, as well as how to prevent and respond to emergencies with basic first aid and caregiving skills. This course offers youth the training to promote themselves as a babysitter to prospective parents. Graduates will receive a wallet card that confirms they have completed the course.

Dates: May 16 OR August 16 Time: 9 am - 5 pmFee: $50 +gst

Kickoff Party - Wetaskiwin Public Library Summer Reading Club 2014!Visit the library for fun surprises with Miss Tamara. There will also be fundraising hot dogs and treats for sale.

Date: Saturday, June 21 from 10 am - 1 pm

Drop-In Summer Reading Club 2014July 7 until August 14*Children 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult*Mondays: 10 am - 12 pm: Awesome crafts. Tuesdays: 10 am - 1 pm: LEGO, Wii play and games. Tuesdays: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm: Crafts and games for everyone.Wednesdays: 10 am - 12 pm: Crafts and games. Thursdays: 10:30 am: Story time with Miss Tamara and the library puppies!Thursdays: 11 am & 6 pm: Family movie time!

End of Summer Special ActivityWrap up summer with Miss Tamara at the new Manluk Centre! Visit the Library for times and details, or check it out online at www.wetaskiwinpubliclibrary.ab.ca

Date: Friday, August 15

Teens and Tweens at the LibraryDiscover Your Inner ArtistJuly 19 & 26, and August 2, 9 & 16 (Saturdays) from 1 - 4 pm

Writing Practices for TeensWednesday, July 23 from 4 - 6 pm

Duct Tape Crafts:Wednesday, August 27 from 4 – 6 pm

Wetaskiwin Public Library Programs780-361-4446 I www.wetaskwinpubliclibrary.ab.ca I 5002-51 Avenue


City of Wetaskiwin Recreation Department

Aquatic Emergency Care (AEC)Aquatic Emergency Care (AEC) provides comprehensive training covering all aspects of first aid and CPR as well as skills specific to emergencies in an aquatic setting. This standard first aid course is recommended for lifeguards, aquatic instructors, lifesavers, and other individuals who may need to respond to a first aid emergency in an aquatic setting. Includes CPR C certification.**AEC or Standard First Aid is a Pre-Requisite for the National Lifeguard Course.

Manluk CentreDate: July 2 - 4Time: 10 am - 6 pm

National Lifeguard (NL)Prerequisites: Bronze Cross and AEC or Standard First AidThe NL certification prepares lifeguards to fulfill this role as professional facilitators of safe, enjoyable aquatics. This program develops the basic lifeguarding skills, principles, and decision-making process to help lifeguards evaluate and adapt to different aquatic facilities and emergencies. NL training also develops a sound understanding of lifeguarding principles, good judgment and a mature and responsible attitude toward the role of the lifeguard.

Manluk CentreDate: July 29 - 31 & August 5 - 7 Time: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday (x2) 10 am - 6 pm

Youth Leadership & Advanced Aquatic CoursesBegin your training to become a lifeguard

Bronze MedallionPrerequisites: Bronze Star or 13 years oldBronze Medallion Award teaches an understanding of the lifesaving principles embodied in the four components of water rescue education: judgment, knowledge, skill and fitness. Rescuers learn tows, carries, and defense and release methods in preparation for challenging rescues of increased risk involving conscious and unconscious victims of various types. Lifesavers develop stroke efficiency and endurance in a timed swim. Includes CPR A. *See under Bronze Cross for info.

Bronze CrossPrerequisites: Bronze MedallionBronze Cross is designed for lifesavers who want the challenge of more advanced training including an introduction to safe supervision in aquatic facilities. Bronze Cross is the prerequisite for all advanced training programs including National Lifeguard and Instructor certification. Includes CPR C.

Aboussafy Aquatic Centre/Mezzanine &/or Manluk CentreDate: Saturdays, April 5 - June 7Time: 9 am - 12 pmFee: $150 each or $225 combined** **registering for both courses does not guarantee that both will be completed

Registration must be done in person at the Aboussafy Aquatic Centre, 4514-50 Ave, 780-361-4443 ext. 3Prices do not include GST and are subject to change without notice.All courses run through the City of Wetaskiwin Recreation department are taught by qualified instructors. www.wetaskiwin.ca


Fitness Courses AquafitnessAquafit is a great way to add variety to your fitness routine. Improved muscle tone and cardiovascular fitness are just two of the many benefits you will gain from putting on your swimsuit and jumping into the water. A fun and energetic aerobic exercise class, Aquafit uses the water for resistance. Low to zero impact is easy on bones and joints. Enjoy a 1-hour class set to music. Work at your own pace, no swimming skills required.

Manluk CentreDate & Time: Confirm class dates and times with the current pool schedule

Deep Water RunningDeep water running is jogging in water deep enough that your feet don’t touch the bottom. Deep water running is commonly recommended for rehabilitation. It is also used for fitness and is an accelerated training method used by athletes. The natural buoyancy of the water reduces the strain on your joints, bones and muscles by as much as 90 percent. Deep water running takes advantage of buoyancy while providing the same cardiovascular workout as if you were running on solid ground. Participants may choose to use a buoyancy belt; the aquabelt suspends you so that your whole body gets a total workout.


Red Cross Assistant Water Safety Instructor (AWSI)Prerequisites: 15 years oldThis certification course is a prerequisite to the Red Cross Water Safety Instructor course. You will focus on the theoretical knowledge that supports learning and teaching including: teaching methods, learning styles, physical principle, progressions, communication, safety supervision and feedback. An additional 8 hours of co-teaching are required to complete this course; however, extra co-teaching hours may be required. Hours will be assigned for each candidate.

Manluk CentreDate: July 14 - 18Time: 10 am - 6 pm

Red Cross Water Safety Instructor (WSI)Prerequisites: AWSIThis certification course allows the successful candidate to teach Red Cross Swimming Lessons. WSI focuses on planning and teaching the Red Cross Swim continuum, instructional emergency response skills and instructional techniques specific to our programs. Candidates will learn how to plan lessons, evaluate skills and be prepared to interact with different age groups ranging from infants to adults. This course requires an additional 12 hours of co-teaching; however, extra co-teaching hours may be needed. Hours will be assigned for each candidate.

Aboussafy Aquatic Centre / MezzanineDate: August 11 - 14Time: 10 am - 6 pm

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Children’s LessonsRed Cross Swim KidsA healthy life through swimming10-level program for children 6 years of age and upHelp your child develop a healthy lifestyle through swimming. Your child will learn to swim and stay safe in a fun environment that promotes a personal best and celebrates individual success. The 10 levels allow for solid progression. Children learn competitive and survival strokes, build their distance and speed, while focusing on making safe decisions in, on and around the water. In each level, participants are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to the next level once all criteria have been successfully completed.


Red Cross Swim PreschoolThe love of swimming starts here8-level program for children 4 months to 5 years of ageGive your child the gift of aquatic fun and swimming at an early age. Songs, games and introductory swimming skills will make your child comfortable and happy in the water. Each level is built around an aquatic animal mascot, which makes lessons engaging and fun. The Instructor uses progressive teaching techniques adapted to each child and provides constant feedback and encouragement. Parents will participate in the classes with their child until the age of 4. Children enter a level based on their age and abilities.


AquaTotsFor children 3 – 7 years old. Need some exercise, but have no one to watch the kids? Come join the Aboussafy Aquatic Centre’s AquaTots class. A qualified staff member will be in the training pool to supervise games and fun, while you are able to enjoy the one hour Aquafit class in the main pool.

Manluk CentreDate & Time: Confirm class times with the current pool schedule

KarataquaticsKarataquatics is a fast paced workout based on techniques used in martial arts training. Done in the shallow end, this class alternates between cardio and resistance training. Karataquatics is a hybrid of karate, strength and endurance training; kick, jab, and run your way to your fitness goal. This class is perfect for those who like to work out without music.


Swim Lessons Adult & Teen LessonsRed Cross Swim Strokes is a stand-alone stroke development program for adults and teens. The program is based on individual improvement designed to further develop strokes chosen by the swimmer in consultation with the Water Safety Instructor to increase swimming distances and proficiency. All starting levels are welcome.



Spring 2014 Swimming Lessons


GET TO KNOW YOUR MANLUK CENTREWhat will I �nd in the Manluk Centre?The Manluk Centre: Wetaskiwin Regional Aquatics & Fitness is home to many modern andexciting features, such as the: BoardRider® Surf Machine (learn how to surf on the only BoardRider® in Canada) Moussa Group of Pools (Tots’ Pool, Spray Park & Leisure Pool) Supreme International Ltd. Waterslides (there are two, including one with a timer) Wetaskiwin Credit Union Lazy River (features an adjustable water current for both fun and �tness purposes) Co-op Competition Pool (25 metre, six-lane pool) Denham Ford Whirlpool (seats up to 32 adults) Sirrs LLP Steam Room Second �oor Fitness Centre (will house eliptical and treadmill machines, a Jacob’s ladder, TRX, some free weights and more) Three large changing areas (Men’s, Women’s, and a Family Change Room) Four multi-purpose rooms: Wetaskiwin Trans Comm Services Party Room, Parkland Fertilizers Community Meeting Room, De Goeij Family Multi-Purpose Room, and a multi- purpose room with a sport �oor designed for �tness programs Denham Hospitality’s Dry Viewing Area (complete with WiFi) Wombold Family Lifeguard/First Aid Room Dyck Insurance Agency Ltd. Main Floor & Lobby Area Home Hardware Patio & Deck Storage

Thank you to everyone who has donated to the Manluk Centre: Wetaskiwin RegionalAquatics & Fitness. Visit wetaskiwin.ca/donors to view a list of those who have

contributed $1000 or more to the Community Capital Campaign.


What is a Flex Card?A Flex Card is a modern version of our 10-punch pass, and has no expiry date. A 10%discount applies, so you only pay for nine visits and receive your tenth free!

When can I purchase a membership?You won’t have to wait much longer to pre-purchase a membership! ‘Like’ the City ofWetaskiwin’s Facebook page (facebook.com/manlukcentre) to receive updates on whenmembership incentive packages are being sold.

What does my membership include?Your membership includes access to all the aquatics and �tness features (except for theBoardRider® surf machine) for the entire span of your membership. It will cost an extra $5per day to use the BoardRider® if you hold a monthly or annual membership.

How do I donate to the Manluk Centre?Please visit www.wetaskiwin.ca/manluk if you are interested in donating to the CommunityCapital Campaign. Every little bit helps, and your contribution is always appreciated!

When will the Manluk Centre open?Good question! The Manluk Centre: Wetaskiwin Regional Aquatics & Fitness will opensome time between late spring to early summer. As we near the end of the construction itwill be easier to predict an opening date. Check our website (wetaskiwin.ca) and ourFacebook page (facebook.com/manlukcentre) frequently for news on the opening date.

How much will it cost to swim/workout at the Manluk Centre?How much your visit will cost varies depending on what option you purchase. Pleasesee our approved 2014 pricing chart below:

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GET TO KNOW YOUR MANLUK CENTREHow much are swimming lessons at the Manluk Centre?Swimming lesson costs and associated levels are listed below. Due to the generosity of ananonymous donor (who shares our vision that swimming is a life-long skill), lessons at theManluk Centre: Wetaskiwin Regional Aquatics & Fitness will be available for half-priceuntil the donation amount has been satis�ed. Please see the chart below for details:

How do I register my child(ren) in swimming lessons?Parents used to have to register their child(ren) in person at the pool, but Wetaskiwin’sRecreation department now offers online registration! Visit www.wetaskiwin.ca/registerand sign up for swimming lessons or other programs offered by the Recreation departmentfrom the comfort of your own home!

Will there be any new programs available at the Manluk Centre?Absolutely. Find them at www.wetaskiwin.ca/manluk or in the current Program Guide.We are excited that we can now offer you more programs than ever before!

Can I host my child’s birthday party at the Manluk Centre?Most de�nitely! Birthday party package options will be made available on our website(www.wetaskiwin.ca/manluk) very soon, so keep checking back!


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Deep end of Co-op Competition Pool

Wetaskiwin Credit Union Lazy River

Denham Ford Whirlpool


Denham Ford Whirlpool

Summer 2014 Swimming Lessons

Welcome to the Manluk Centre’s Red Cross Swim program. With an emphasis on swimming skills, water safety, and fitness activities, Red Cross Swim sets the foundation for a lifetime of swimming and fitness. Below is our summer lesson schedule for July and August 2014. Please register early!

Remember: For the safety of your child, any swimmer under the age of 4 must have an adult in the water with them.


NEW! Online Registration:Registration for any of our lessons may be done online at www.wetaskiwin.ca/register or in person at the Aboussafy Centre. In order to complete the process, payment must be made with the registration.

Please bring your child’s previous report card with you for the instructor.

Don’t forget to fill out a Program Evaluation Survey to provide the staff with your valuable feedback. Surveys will be out at the mid-point of each session.


Wetaskiwin Genealogical SocietyChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints5410-36 Avenue (use north door)Our objective is the promote, encourage and enable our members to search for family history and ancestry by providing: training presentations at our monthly meetings, group discussions, exchange of information among members, research material, assistance and suggestions for breaking down the ‘brick walls’ in your family history.

Date: 3rd Tuesday of the month (we don’t meet in July, August or December)Time: 7 pmFor more information contact Alice Hoyle at 780-352-2150; Claudia Malloch at 780-352-0685

Kinette Club of WetaskiwinMonthly Dinner MeetingCall for locationThis all-Canadian ladies service club has been active in Wetaskiwin since 1950. Current club projects & fundraisers include Cystic Fibrosis Auction, Cookie Walk for Secret Santa and Blood Donor Clinics. If you are between 19 & 90 yrs old & would like to get out of the house, have fun, & make friends while making a difference in your community, then this just may be for you. Grow – Learn – Make Friends – Have Fun

Date: 4th Tuesday of the monthTime: 6 pmTo learn more call Lynn at 780-352-7708 or Lori at 780-352-1874

Rotary Club of WetaskiwinWetaskiwin Canadian Legion,Les Brady RoomRotary is the World’s First Service Club serving in over 165 countries. Our Motto is “Service above Self” as we follow the four way test:• Is it the TRUTH? • Is it fair to ALL CONCERNED?• Will it build GOOD WILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? • Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?We are always looking for new members who want to have fun while helping our local community as well as communities around the world. Please join us any Thursday.

Date: ThursdaysTime: 12 noon (lunch meetings)Contact: Ted Gillespie, [email protected], Home: 780-672-8914Work: 780-361-4400www.WetaskiwinRotary.org

Wetaskiwin Horticultural SocietyThe Wetaskiwin Horticultural Society held its first meeting in July of 1973 and has been an affiliate member of the Alberta Horticultural Association since 1977. The Society meets once a month from September through June. Programs always attempt to inform and engage members and guests in the pleasures and benefits of gardens and gardening. Special events include a plant exchange in May and tours of local gardens in the summer.

Dates: Meet March 17, April 14, May 12Time: 7 pm - 9 pmTo learn more call Doreen at 403-783-2296 or Judy at 780-352-5988.

Community Clubs

Wetaskiwin Art ClubAllied Arts and Craft Centre, 4520-48 Ave. Monthly meetings: March 12, April 9, May 14, 2014. Everyone WelcomeFor more information contact Judy at 780-352-2063 or Betty at 780-361-2128


Community Support

Summer Day Camps Ages 6 - 12 years Provide a fun, safe and comfortable environment where children receive quality out of school care.

Dates: Monday - Friday, July 2 - August 23Time: 8 am - 5 pmFee: $130/week. To register call 780-352-4643 and talk to the Out of School Program Director

Early Learning and Child Care Centre (Daycare for 12 months – 6 years)Boys and Girls Club of Wetaskiwin Early Learning & Child Care Centre , 4013 48 StreetAccredited child care facility with certified, enthusiastic and dedicated staff. Program is responsive to your family’s child care needs, such as extended hours, full-time, part-time and drop in hours. Government Subsidies may assist with up to 73% of fees. Visit www.child.alberta.ca or call 1-866-714-5437 for Subsidy information.

Dates: Monday - Friday Times: 6:45 am - 6 pmFee: Based on child’s age. Government subsidies may be available.To register contact Leah at 780-352-4632 ext. 6 or [email protected]

Rogers Raising the Grade Ages 12 - 19 yearsRogers Raising the Grade aims to provide youth with the skills, tools, and opportunities to equip them to excel academically and secure their future as productive, independent adults. The interactive after-school program, with the Rogers Technology Centre, allows youth to explore their interests, receive homework support, connect with mentors, interact with peers, increase digital literacy, and plan post-secondary education. Program offers a variety of opportunities; such as interest based activities, presentations, field trips, etc.

Dates: Monday - Friday Time: 3:15 pm - 6 pmFee: Free To register contact Justin at 780-352-4643 ext. 38 or [email protected]

Volunteer OpportunitiesWhether you have a lot of time, or just a little, or just a desire to help, you can make a difference to a child in Wetaskiwin by volunteering. The Boys and Girls Club offer a variety of unique volunteer opportunities for adults +18 to 99 years of age that enable you to make a young person’s life better.

Fee: None - just a willingness to help out a child in your communityTo register contact Corene at 780-361-1950 ext. 1 or email [email protected]

Boys and Girls Club of Wetaskiwin5109-51 Street, Wetaskiwin • Phone: 780-352-4643 • www.wetaskiwinyouth.ca


Community ClubsBoys and Girls Club of Wetaskiwin 3rd Annual Race for KidsThe Boys and Girls Club of Wetaskiwin is excited to announce that their 3rd Annual Race for Kids event is set for Saturday, May 31st, 2014. The Boys and Girls Clubs National Fundraising Event, in partnership with Capital One, is an adult part “adventure race” and ”scavenger hunt” – think “Minute to Win It” and “Amazing Race” combined!

Date: Saturday, May 31, 2014Start time: 10 am Fee: $10. Registration Fee plus minimum $90 fundraising pledges per person. Individual and team prizes awarded.To register visit www.raceforkids.ca or contact Debbie at 780-352-4643 ext. 32 or [email protected]

Hope MissionKids in ActionHope MissionKids in Action is a free after-school program offered at both Centennial and Parkdale elementary schools (1 day/week). Complete with games, Bible Stories, food and more, we offer two 9-week sessions (fall & winter) for grades 1-6 and one 6-week program in the spring for grades 4-6. Registration is currently limited to students from the above mentioned schools.

Date: 1 day/weekTime: After-School until 5 pmWebsite: www.hopemission.comContact: Mike at 780.352.9834 or email at [email protected]

Horses of Hope (COMING SOON!!)10 minutes east of WetaskiwinHorses of Hope is a faith based program that provides children and youth ages 6-17 the opportunity to work with and ride horses. This experience is made available for children to develop leadership, life-skills and teamwork in this unique relationship with their horse, peers and instructor. This program welcomes children from foster, group and single-parent homes.

Contact: Bill Stock at 780.352.9834 or email at [email protected]

Food4ThoughtFood4Thought is a lunch program that partners with our local schools by providing them with emergency lunches. Utilizing volunteers, we make and provide lunches to several local schools in Wetaskiwin. If you are interested in being one of our incredible volunteers please contact us.

Date: Mondays & Wednesdays (school days)Time: 9 am - 10:30 amContact: Mike at 780.352.9834 or email at [email protected]

VISIT WWW.CLCWETASKIWIN.CA TO:• view the In Motion Program Guide on line• register for programs• find learning opportunities in your community


FREE Wetaskiwin Primary Care Network Programs5010c – 48 Street • 780 312-2500 • www.wetaskiwinpcn.ca

Walk-In CounsellingAre you feeling: Stressed? Overwhelmed? Having relationship issues? Sad, angry, frustrated? Are you needing someone to talk to? These single session appointments are here to help you through a difficult time.

Date & Time: Every Monday 12 - 4:30 pm Walk In & Appointments AvailableReferral: Not Required

Mommyhood 101A postpartum drop-in group that gives you an opportunity to ask your health related questions and get answers from other moms and a qualified healthcare provider. Your questions may include but not be limited to: nutrition, breastfeeding support, infant safety, post-partum depression and we will help to connect you to other local community programs for mom and baby. Come and receive your first time welcome gift.

Date & Time: Wednesdays, 9 am - 11 am drop in

Teen ClinicDo you have questions about your health? Want easier access to screening or tests? A team of female healthcare providers are here to help you with: STI Education, Screening & Treatment, Birth Control Education & Options, Pregnancy Testing, Relationship Support, Dating, Abuse or Violence Issues, Self Esteem & Body Image Concerns.

Date: Wednesdays, Walk-in & Appointments AvailableTime: 11:30 am - 4:30 pm

Women’s WellnessAn entire team of FEMALE healthcare professionals are here to offer education, screening & counseling on a variety of topics, services include: PAP Test, Breast Health, STI Education, Screening & Treatment, Birth Control Education & Options, Pregnancy Testing, Fertility Testing, Menopause, Relationship Concerns, Domestic Abuse or Violence Issues.

Date: Wednesdays, Walk-In & Appointments AvailableTime: 11:30 am - 4:30 pm

Counselling ServicesPCN TherapistThe PCN Therapist provides brief therapy to clients wishing to improve their emotional health. Common topics include: relationship or work stress, grief and loss, adjustment to a diagnosis, difficulties parenting and caregiver burnout. Please note: youth require parent/guardian consent before attending therapy.

Date: Monday - FridayTime: 8:30 am - 4:30 pmReferral: PCN Physician / Primary Care Nurse or Self-referral

Nutrition Counselling-Registered DietitianThe dietitian can help you reach your health and lifestyle goals through individual nutrition counseling and group workshops, for a variety of conditions and concerns. Services are available for adults and children.

Date: Tuesday - Friday, AppointmentsTime: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm


FREE Wetaskiwin Primary Care Network Programs5010c – 48 Street • 780 312-2500 • www.wetaskiwinpcn.ca

Resource NavigationPatient Care FacilitatorThe Patient Care Facilitator assists patients and health care providers to identify needs and connect individuals and families to appropriate community resources. Support & information can be provided for (but not limited to) issues related to housing, transportation, food & financial assistance.

Date & Time: Monday to Friday, Appointments & Walk-In Time: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Chronic Disease Management – Primary Care NursesPCN Nurses help patients to manage chronic illnesses such as: diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity & smoking. They can provide you with information about your illness & strategies to better manage your health. Participating Clinics: Associate, Family Medical, Tower Professional Monday to Friday (Clinic Specific as to days offered), Appointments & Walk-In Time: Clinic Specific (8:30/9:00 – 4:30/5:00)Referral: PCN Physician

Primary Prenatal ClinicA team of skilled and experienced physicians as well as three prenatal nurses are committed to caring for maternity patients. Care includes assessment and ordering of bloodwork and ultrasounds. Patients also have access to other

members of PCN’s multidisciplinary team: Dietitian, Therapist & Patient Care Facilitator. All patients are referred at 24 weeks gestation to the delivering Physician of their choice. Date: Thursdays, Walk-In & Appointments AvailableTime: 9 am to 4:30 pm Foot Care ServicesOur Foot Care Specialist conducts a total foot health assessment of referred diabetic patients & provides services which may include: nail trimmings/filings, corn/callous reduction, management of any fungal or ingrown toe nails & offers education for personal foot care.

Date: Wednesdays, Thursdays & FridaysTime: 8:30 am - 4:30 pmReferral: Your PCN Physician / Primary Care Nurse

Tele-Ophthalmology Clinic If you have diabetes, digital retinal photographs of your eyes can be taken at the Wetaskiwin PCN office and then sent to Edmonton for review by an Ophthalmologist. Your Family Physician will receive this report within a few days. Prior to your appointment, your PCN nurse will review the procedure with you. Annual screening is recommended.

Date & Time: Fridays 8:30 am - 4:30 pmReferral: PCN Physician / Primary Care Nurse


Make the MoveLooking to increase your activity and meet other like-minded individuals? This 5 week program promotes the independent pursuit of walking for a healthier lifestyle. It features an exotic destination (i.e. Italy) that participants virtually venture across as a group. Each week participants meet as a group to log their weekly steps towards the virtual trek, ask questions and provide each other with moral support. Take the next step towards better health and get active. Instructor: Wetaskiwin PCN Healthcare Professional

Date & Time: Workshop is offered 3 to 4times a year – check our website for upcoming dates

Health for LifeLooking to jump into a healthier lifestyle? This 5 week program provides guidance and encouragement to help you incorporate daily activity and healthy lifestyle habits into your life. Sessions explore what “health” means and encourages participants to find ways to make changes within their own lifestyle, within a supportive environment. Discover a healthier you! Instructor: Wetaskiwin PCN Healthcare Professional

Date & Time: Workshop is offered 3 to 4 times a year - check our website for upcoming dates

Wetaskiwin Primary Care Network WorkshopsAll programs listed below are offered FREE (registration is required) at the WetaskiwinPrimary Care Network, 5010c-48 Street, Wetaskiwin

For more information or to register call 780-312-2500 or visit www.wetaskiwinpcn.ca(workshop page and online registration is available)

Weight WiseLooking to manage your weight and don’t know where to start? Learn safe and effective strategies to work towards achieving and maintaining a healthy weight. This 2.5 hour group workshop offers classes for adults on healthy eating, physical activity and stress management.

Date & Time: Workshop is offered 3 times a year - check out website for upcoming dates

The TRACY ProjectTRACY stands for “Tobacco Reduction and Childbearing Years.” This is a smoking reduction and cessation group for pregnant and new mothers. Each session aims to help educate participants and encourages goal setting for tobacco reduction.

Date & Time: Sessions offered when there is a need (three sessions)

Diabetes Group Patient AppointmentsResearch shows that diabetes is best managed with a team approach. These visits give you access to multiple health professionals, a chance to share experiences with other patients with diabetes, and the ability to achieve better health. If interested, please check with your family physician or primary care nurse in your doctor’s office.

Date & Time: Coming soon

QuitCoreQuit Core is a provincial wide support program that provides smokers the tools and skills they need to quit using tobacco products such as cigarettes. These six, ninety-minute group sessions are offered over a period of up to nine weeks and incorporates common best practices to help tobacco users QUIT! Instructor: Wetaskiwin PCN Primary Care NurseDate & Time: Workshop is offered 2 to 3 times a year - check our website for upcoming dates


Camrose Women’s ShelterCamrose Women’s Shelter SocietyWe operate a 22 bed residence, located in Camrose, which provides a safe place for women and children from surrounding communities who are experiencing family violence, are in a crisis situation or are homeless. In addition to providing for basic needs (food, clothing, shelter), we offer counseling, referral, information on domestic violence, safety planning, childcare, life skills support and have an onsite school for grades 1-9. Our Outreach Program supports families who live in the community and are experiencing domestic violence and also assists women as they transition from the shelter to independent living. Our 24/7 crisis line (1-877-672-1010) offers phone support regarding family violence, related supports and services. Presentations are available upon request.

Date: 365 days Time: 24/7Fee: No cost To register call 780-672-1035 www.brigantiaplace.org

Nutritious Beginnings (Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program)Partnership of Alberta Health Services & Brighter Futures Family Resource SocietyWetaskiwin Community Health Centre, 5610-40 Avenue, Wetaskiwin, AB, T9A 3E4Nutritious Beginnings is a home visitation program that supports mothers through their pregnancy and up to 12 months after their baby is born. The program offers a variety of free services including nutritional information, food coupons, prenatal vitamins and Vitamin D drops, prenatal class (labour & delivery), support around challenges such as tobacco reduction and referrals to other community resources. Date: Monday through FridayTime: 8:30 am - 4:30 pmFee: No costSelf referral, Phone: 780-361-4119www.brighter-futures.ca

Anger Management -Encounters with AngerWetaskiwin CLC, Wetaskiwin Chamber of Commerce Board RoomAnger is a completely normal, usually healthy, human emotion. But when it gets out of control and turns destructive, it can lead to problems—problems at work, in your personal relationships, and in the overall quality of your life. And it can make you feel as though you’re at the mercy of an unpredictable and powerful emotion. This 8-week course is meant to help you understand and control anger in order to make better life choices and create positive lasting changes. The course is taught by a mediator/conflict manager and a psychologist. A certificate of completion is available.

Dates: Call for the start date of the next class Time: 6:30 pm - 9 pmFee: $50For more information or to register, call 780-387-6262 or 780-364-0140.


2014 Community Service Directory & Seniors Services Directory – now available!!The 2014 Community Service Directory and the Directory of Services for Seniors are now available in print as well as on-line at the City of Wetaskiwin website, www.wetaskiwin.ca. Print copies are available for pick up at City Hall. We do encourage everyone to use the on-line version as much as possible – it is always the most up to date and it saves trees!

FCSS Community Grant Program The FCSS Grant Program provides funds to enhance and enrich preventative programs and services offered by non-profit organizations and agencies, within the City of Wetaskiwin. Funding decisions will be in accordance with provincial FCSS guidelines. Application forms and information brochures are available to download at www.wetaskiwin.ca or to pick up at the FCSS office, 3rd Floor, City Hall, 4705 - 50 Avenue. Application deadline is March 15, 2014. “Go Volunteer” – www.govolunteer.ca Does your organization need volunteers – not sure how to get the word out? Contact FCSS to become a member of the Go Volunteer program and post your volunteer opportunities for free!Would you like to volunteer but aren’t sure where to find out what’s available? Go to www.govolunteer.ca and search for volunteer opportunities listed under “Wetaskiwin” – it’s that easy!

What’s happening at City of Wetaskiwin FCSSCity of Wetaskiwin FCSS, 3rd Floor, City Hall, 4705 – 50 Avenue780-361-4425 | www.wetaskiwin.ca

National Volunteer Week – April 6 - 12Celebrating the contributions volunteers make to our individual lives and our communities nation-wide. Make plans to recognize the volunteers in your organization or agency during National Volunteer Week. Check out what’s happening in Wetaskiwin & area at www.wetaskiwin.ca/volunteerweek . There are also great resources to be found with lots of simple recognition ideas at Volunteer Canada, www.volunteer.ca/nvw2014 or at Volunteer Alberta www.volunteeralberta.ab.ca

Community Clean-up – Spring Edition - May 10 - 19Show your community pride by participating in Community Clean-up! Gather family, some friends or make it a work activity, and go out and help make Wetaskiwin look great by picking up garbage. Free garbage bags available at City Hall as of May 1. Free dumping at the landfill – closed on Sundays but open on holiday Monday, May 19!! Plans are underway, details will be available on the Community Clean-up page at www.wetaskiwin.ca/cleanup

Seniors Wellness Conference 2014The Seniors Wellness Conference will be held on Tuesday, June 3 at the Millet Agriplex (upstairs). As part of our regions Seniors Week celebrations, this Conference offers seniors a day full of informative sessions, table displays, entertainment and great food. Tickets are only $15.00. Watch for posters and more information to come!


Spring Showcase 2014 “Urban & Rural” April 11-13, 2014

Experience the New and Exciting Wetaskiwin FEASTival!

Check what’s happening in Rural Living & Agriculture

50 + Vendors, Entertainment and Demonstrations

Drill Hall, Wetaskiwin, AB Admission: Adults $7.00, Children: $3.00

Saturday, July 26, 2014 Self Guided Garden Tour

Kick-off with a Pancake Breakfast at Arber Greenhouses 9:30am—10: 30am

Tickets $20.00 available at the County of Wetaskiwin, City of Wetaskiwin & Arber Greenhouses.

Visit ArberGreenhouses.com for information on entering

your yard, and more information about the day.


Sustainable Agriculture Program Workshops - County of WetaskiwinMillet Agri-plex - 5290-45Ave, MilletSolar Energy Info SessionPresenter: Gordon Howell of Howell-Mayhew Engineering Inc., Edmonton.Learn about solar energy, will it work for you? Focus on solar PV systems and current industry information. Begins with supper followed by the presentation.

Date & Time: March 6, 6 pm - 9 pmFee: $10/person payable at the door. Registration required to plan for catering.To register or for more information, call Kim at 780 387-6182. www.county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca

Riparian Info Session: “Is Your Crick Sick?”Yeoford Hall, 465076 – RR 31, WesteroseIf you own land with a creek or river running through it, this information session is for you! Riparian Specialist, Kerri O’Shaughnessy, from the Alberta Riparian Habitat Management Society, more commonly known as ‘Cows and Fish’ will be presenting. Learn what riparian areas are and why they are important, with grazing management techniques and producer stories sprinkled in. Review of EFP and some GF2 programs also. No fee to attend. Registration is appreciated.

Date & Time: March 19, 7 pm - 9 pmTo register or for more information, call Kim at 780-387-6182. www.county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca

Quality Farm DugoutsPipestone Community Centre (SW corner of Rge Rd 265 and Twp Rd 473) Hosted by County of Wetaskiwin and presented by Darcy Talma, Water Specialist, Alberta AgriculturePlanning; regulatory issues, water supply, size & location, Design; soil texture, slopes, sedimentation control, Construction; contractors, equipment, liners Operation; intake systems, pumps, remote livestock watering systems, Maintenance; fencing, livestock exclusion, vegetation buffer, Water Quality; algal blooms, livestock run-off and Dugouts as Fish Habitat; water testing, size, aeration

Date & Time: March 11, 6 pm - 9 pmFee: No Charge but Pre-registration is requiredTo register please contact Heather Dickau at 780-352-3321. Program details available on website: www.county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca

Box 6960 I Phone: 780-352-3321 I Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pmwww.county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca

County of Wetaskiwin


Surf and Sport Camp Full DayManluk Centre, 2nd Floor Multi-Purpose RoomAges 8 and UpGet exclusive access to the brand-new Board Rider at the Manluk Centre every morning! You’ll also have the chance to enjoy the other pools and slides and learn some cool new water sports. Your afternoon will be spent on dry land enjoying other activities and having fun! Space is limited, so register early. Campers are required to have swimwear, a towel, lunch and weather appropriate clothing.

Dates: July 28 - August 1 OR August 11 - 15Time: 9 am - 4 pm

3 vs 3 Hockey Tournament Arena 1, Civic CentreGet ready for a new hockey season with a fun, 3 vs. 3 Hockey Tournament! Your registration fee includes a pizza lunch and a place to hang out when not on the ice. The tournament will be no contact, with no goalies and half ice, 22 minute games. Players will register individually and be placed on a team prior to August 23.

Dates: August 23 and 24Time: 9 am - 3 pmAges Divisions: Group A: 10, 11, 12; Group B: 13, 14, 15; Group C: 16 and Up

Bus To SwimAlder Flats, Buck Lake, Winfield, Pigeon Lake Bus-To-Swim Day Camp In partnership with the City of Wetaskiwin Ages: 6 to 17The Bus-To-Swim & Day Camp Program provides an opportunity for rural youth to take swimming lessons in the Manluk Centre: Wetaskiwin’s Regional Aquatics & Fitness facility. The Manluk Centre is set to open early this summer, and will include a 25-metre six-lane competition pool, two waterslides, a leisure pool, a lazy river, a whirlpool, a second-floor fitness facility, and the only Board Rider surf system in Western Canada!

In this 2 week program children and youth get to spend the entire day learning to swim, participating in group activities, learning crafts and loads of other fun activities. Parents drop their child off and pick them up at the designated locations. Check out the 2 week Bus-To-Swim itinerary on the County website.

Participants provide the following: Swim suit & towel, Running shoes. **Bag LUNCH**, Athletic clothing, sunscreen

Dates: July 7-18Times: TBAPick-up Locations: TBARegistration Deadline: June 27/14To register or for more information contact Geoff at 780-352-3321

For further information on the following contact Geoff Lynch, Director of Leisure and Community Services. Email: [email protected] or call 780-361-6227.

County of Wetaskiwin


A proud partner in Campus AlbertaA proud partner in Campus Alberta

2014 could be the year that changes everything

Maximize your future opportunities as early as spring. NorQuest in Wetaskiwin has a great line-up of programs and courses available full-time, part-time, online or distance!

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO APPLY!780.361.5800 | [email protected]/wetaskiwin

Programs

• Academic Upgrading

• Administrative Professional

• Health Care Aide

• Practical Nurse

• LINC Rural Delivery

Professional Development

• Plan, Resource and Analyze using MS Project

• Eff ective Communications

• Twitter Strategies

• LinkedIn Strategies

• Social Media Strategies


Rhyming TotsFree drop-in program for parents/caregivers and tots (0 - 5 yrs). Oral language fun with rhymes, songs, stories, craft activities and snack. Transportation available.

Morning Session: The Early Education and Family Wellness Centre, 5606-47 St.Afternoon Session: Parent Link, 4415A-49 St.Dates: Tuesdays, April 22 - May 13 Times: 9:30 - 10:30 am & 1:30 - 2:30 pmFee: Free

Computers for Seniors (Senior Connect)Wetaskiwin Seniors CentreFor seniors who want to learn how to use a computer, we have volunteer tutors for one-to-one learning. Each student and tutor pair meets for one hour each week.

Dates: March 3 - March 31Time: Tuesdays from 9 am - 12 noon

Dates: March 5 - April 2Time: Wednesdays from 1- 3 pmFee: Seniors Centre User Fee

The following courses are being offered by theWetaskiwin Community Literacy Program5010-50 Avenue | Phone: 780-352-7257 | E-mail: [email protected]

English Pronunciation Made SimpleDo you have trouble being understood by people? Join our class and learn to communicate efficiently and effectively.

Date: Starting the last week of April, date to be determined. Times: 6:30 - 8 pm Fee: $20

English Language (ELL / ESL) ClassesIf you are new to Canada and want to practice English skills, meet other people and learn more about our culture, come and join our class.

Dates: Wednesdays, April 2 - June 11Times: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Fee: Dependent upon residency status

One-to-one TutoringWant to improve reading, writing, math or speaking English? Our volunteer tutors can help.

Dates: To suit student Times: To suit student Fee: Free

EVOLUTION FAMILY DAY HOMESAccredited • Government subsidies are available

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 children aged 0-6.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.For more information call Maureen at 780-352-5615

Education & ESL Programs


Wetaskiwin Home School Group We welcome all home schooling families to join us for our events throughout the year. Our newsletter is available in the foyer of the Wetaskiwin and Millet Libraries. Look for us on Facebook.Organized Programs: Art Lessons, Gymnastics,Swimming Lessons, Field Trips, Track & Field Day, Bowling, Skiing, Soccer Home School Library: Used curriculum, New and used books

For more information call Melanie Krause [email protected] 780 352-5778; Carrie Rusk [email protected] 780-361-2088; Nancy Jones [email protected] 780-352-0973; Naomi Beaudoin 780-352-9892

Absolute Aviation Pilot Training Wetaskiwin Regional Airport Absolute Aviation, in operation over 40 years as Wetaskiwin Air Services, is a Licensed Vocational Educational Institution offering flight training for students with recreational and career interests in aviation. Recreational, Private, and Commercial Licenses are available as well as Multi-engine, Instrument, and Instructor ratings. Introductory flight lessons are available from $90 plus GST. Scenic and charter flights can also be customized upon request. Visit the website or call for further information.

Ongoing year round with distance/online delivery option on ground school components. Fees vary by program and are subject to change with fluctuating fuel costs and other expenses. To register or for more information call 780-352-5643 or Email: [email protected] www.absoluteaviation.ca


French Immersion Open houseÉcole Parkdale Elementary, 4107 - 54 StreetPlease join us for our open house as we celebrate the accomplishments of the students in Wetaskiwin’s French Immersion program. It is quite awe inspiring to see how fluent the students have become over the last year! Be amazed by how comfortable the children are learning and using both of their languages. Current parents and parents thinking about enrolling in the French Immersion program are more than welcome!

Date : Tuesday, May 27 & Wednesday, May 28 Time : 1:30 - 3 pmFor more information call: 780-352-4594www.parkdaleschool.ca

French Immersion Information NightÉcole Parkdale Elementary, 4107 - 54 StreetNo prerequisites required! Even if you do not speak french your child can have this wonderful opportunity to learn French and English in the French Immersion program. Becoming bilingual is a choice that we have here in Wetaskiwin. Learning a second language is increasingly becoming recognized as a lifelong need more so than a want. Not only does it enhance a childs self esteem and intellectual ability, it also opens doors to more career opportunities, study abroad, travel and more! If your child is entering Kindergarten or Grade One this evening should solidify the options you want for your child’s education. There will be door prizes, a special speaker, and free babysitting. Please join us March 25th at 7 pm. Also look us up on our Facebook page : CPF Wetaskiwin to talk to other parents and students in the program.

Date: Wednesday, March 25Time: 7 - 8pmFor information call 780-352-4594www.parkdaleschool.ca


EventsCovenant Bay Summer CampsPigeon Lake, ABCovenant Bay is celebrating 85 years. Offering Day Camps ($10), Youth Camps, (overnight), Family Camps, Wilderness Adventure Camps and Retreats, there is something for everyone at Covenant Bay. While kids and families have an awesome time with the great activities like, wake boarding, water skiing, mountain biking, wall climbing, and so many crazy games the number one reason people keep coming back is the amazing relationships they develop. Located on Pigeon Lake we are your local camp!

Dates: June 7 - 85th Anniversary CelebrationMay - October, 2014How to register. Visit our website to learn more and to registerwww.covenantbay.ca

“Horizons Goes Hollywood “19th Annual Spring Banquet FundraiserHorizons CentreLocation: Memorial Arts Centre, WetaskiwinThis year in celebration of the 75th Anniversary of the Wizard of Oz, is the theme the “Wizard of Oz - There’s No Place Like Horizons”. Once again, we will be showcasing a live auction featuring “Mystery Boxes”, as well as, our popular silent auction.

Date: May 3Time: Cocktails: 5:30 pm, Dinner: 6 pmFor More information please contact: Horizons Centre at 780-352-6096www.horizonscentre.com


#1: Policy Development Made Easy Date: Wednesday, April 2Time: 12 - 1:30 pm #2: Board Roles and Responsibilities Date: Wednesday, April 9 Time: 12 - 1:30 pm

#3: Tips & Tools for Grant & Proposal Writing Date: Wednesday, April 16Time: 12 - 1:30 pm

#4: Strategic Planning Date: Wednesday, April 30 Time: 12 - 1:30 pm

# 5: Tools to Enhance your AccountabilityPractices - Are you legally fit?Date: Wednesday, May 14Time: 12 noon - 1 pm

Fee: $10/personTo Register or for more information call 780-361-6241 or [email protected]

Board Development Series – by VideoconferenceWetaskiwin Community Learning Council The following are held at the County of Wetaskiwin Video-conference Suite. For more information or to register call 780-361-6241 or [email protected]


- June 13, 14, 15

For Grounds

Wetaskiwin & Area Leaders of Tomorrow Awards 2014The Leaders of Tomorrow Awards program recognizes youth who volunteer their time, talents and energy for the benefit of their community. In 18 years, 515 inspiring role models from Wetaskiwin & surrounding area have been nominated and recognized for their leadership and voluntary actions.We encourage you to attend and support these young volunteers at the 19th Annual Awards Ceremony, Monday April 7 at Reynolds-Alberta Museum at 7 pm! For information call Lynn at 780-352-6018.

Reserve Your Community Garden Plot!Horizons Centre, Garden plots available for community members.Hwy 13 by Wetaskiwin Health Unit

Date: Starts late April-Mid OctoberFor More information please contact: Donna Mae at 780-352-6096www.horizonscentre.com

“MENTAL HEALTH FOR ALL” BBQ Touchstone Place ClubhouseCorner of 50 Avenue and 52 Street by Wetaskiwin Credit Union

$4 for a Hotdog or $5 for a Hamburger - Drink included

Hosted by Touchstone Place to mark Mental Health Week; seven days to talk, reflect, engage and celebrate Mental Health.

Join us for lunch and meet Captain Stress-less, who is full of stress buster tips and anti-stress tools.

Maintaining your mental health is a lot like staying physically fit: it requires a little personal effort every day, because good health includes mental health.

Date & Time: May 7, 11 am - 2 pmwww.facebook.com/TouchstonePlaceClubhouse


Early Learning and Child Care Centre (Daycare for 12 months – 6 years)Boys and Girls Club of Wetaskiwin Early Learning & Child Care Centre, 4013-48 St.Accredited child care facility with certified, enthusiastic and dedicated staff. Program is responsive to your family’s child care needs, such as extended hours, full time, part-time and drop in hours. Government Subsidies may assist with up to 73% of fees. Visit www.child.alberta.ca or call 1-866-714-5437 for Subsidy information.

Dates: Monday - FridayTimes: 6:45 am - 6 pmFee: Based on child’s age.Government Subsidy’s may be available.To register contact Leah Hnatiuk 780-352-4632 ext. 6 or [email protected]

Preschool ProgramsGrowing in Grace PreschoolGrace Lutheran Church, 4218 – 56 Avenue3 year old program & 4 year old program A family friendly environment with opportunity for ALL families. We promote a spiritual, heartwarming, and above all fun and creative atmosphere. Facilities include our own private gymnasium, kitchen and spacious classroom accommodations.

Open House/Registration Night, March 11, 6 pm - 7:00 pm at Growing Grace Preschool.

Dates & Times: Mon/Wed, Tues/Thurs with various times. Fee: $65 / monthLow monthly costs with various payment options.For more information and to register contact 780-352-5121.


Seniors Programs

Partner BridgeBring a partner and enjoy a game of bridge!Date: WednesdayTime: 7 pm - 9 pmFee: $2

BridgeDate: ThursdayTime: 1:30 pmFee: Members - $2, Non-members - $4

Floor CurlingGood for all fitness levels and great exercise!Date: Tuesday and ThursdayTime: 1:30 pmFee: Members - $2, Non-members - $4

Military WhistDate: MondayTime: 1:30 pmFee: Members - $2, Non-members - $4

CanastaDate: Friday Time: 1:30 pmFee: Members $2, Non Members $4

Tuesday night BingoEnjoy a bingo night with friends! Open to anyone must be 18 or older!Date: TuesdayTime: 7 pm - 9 pmFee: $5 will get you all the cards you need!

Pancake BreakfastDate: 4th Sunday of the month except December, July & AugustTime: 10 am - 1 pmFee: $5

All of the following programs are drop-in and are held at the Wetaskiwin Senior Citizens Society, 5216 - 54 Street, Phone: 780-352-4646, email: [email protected]: $15 per year.

ServicesPodiatrist - Wednesday (varies)Belltone Hearing - 1st Wednesday of the MonthPlease call 780-352-4646 to confirm dates

Computers for Seniors (Senior Connect)Wetaskiwin Community Literacy ProgramWetaskiwin Seniors CentreFor seniors who want to learn how to use a computer, we have volunteer tutors for one-to-one learning. Each student and tutor pair meets for one hour each week.

Dates: March 3 - March 31Time: Tuesdays from 9 am - 12 noon Dates: March 5 - April 2 Time: Wednesdays from 1 - 3 pmFee: Seniors Centre User FeeTo Register call 780-352-7257


Sports & FitnessFootball Spring CampAges 7 - 15 Wetaskiwin and District Amateur Football AssociationC.B. McMurdo SchoolLearn Basic Football Skills for first time players and work on skills for returning players.

Date: May 30, 31, June 1Time: TBAFee: $20 ( includes equipment and lunch)Register on-line or come check us out at the Parade of Programs in MarchWDAFA.org (join us on Facebook)

The Battle RiverMen’s Soccer League will beKicking Off its 6th Season In May!This is a low-cost league ideal for men looking to play some competitive soccer without having to drive to the city. We have several teams in Wetaskiwin, Leduc, Millet and Ponoka. We play weekly running from May through the end of August including playoffs. We are now in open registration for anyone age 16 and up who wants to register as a player or even enter a whole team.

To register call Craig at 780-352-2261 or 780-312-0458 or email [email protected]

Wetaskiwin Inline HockeyInterested in Inline Hockey? This new program to Wetaskiwin is looking for enthusiastic kids who want to try this new sport. Price includes 18 games plus playoff games. Games will be played in Wetaskiwin, Beaumont & Edmonton this season.

Date: April 1- June (end)Time: VariesAges & Cost: U8 ($150), U10 ($210), U12 ($240), U14 ($245), U17 ($250)

For more information or to register please contact Craig at 780-312-4003, Garry at 780-312-0073 or email at [email protected]. You can also register at the Parade of Programs.

Wetaskiwin Soccer ClubPlay, Learn, Coach. The Beautiful Game! All Children born as of 2010 are eligible to register for the 2014 soccer season. You can find the soccer schedule, fees, field closures and how to register on our website. We are also looking for Referees and Coaches.

Date: runs May to end of June 3 ways to register: On-line, Parade of Programs (please print off registration form and bring it with you) or mail (please print out the registration form) Box 6211, Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 2E9www.wetaskiwinsoccer.org

Fung Loy Kokr / Taoist Tai Chi TMWetaskiwin Memorial Arts Centre,lower level, 5602 - 50 StreetTaoist Tai Chi is a gentle art of health and well-being for people of all ages and health conditions. It’s holistic approach with the significant and impactful degree of turning and stretching in each of the movements brings about a wide range of health benefits to the muscular, skeletal and circulatory systems, contributing to better balance and posture, increased strength and flexibility as well as promoting a soothing effect on the mind. Classes: Every Monday and Wednesday eveningsTime: Beginners - 6:30 - 7:30 pmContinuing - 7 pm - 9pmContact Gail 780-387-5947 or Derek 780-352-2150


Rez City RollersRez City Rollers is a women’s flat track roller derby team in Wetaskiwin. Roller Derby is a community-wise sports initiative for women 18 years+. Our purpose is for fun, friendly sports competition among like-minded women. Our goals include promoting an active lifestyle for women, providing a safe environment for contact sport and to encourage alternative sporting options for women. We want to help you kick your own butt and have you kick other butts’ too.

Fees: $40/Month +$50/year for Insurance.Practice Times: Wednesday 6:30 - 8 pm and Sunday 4 - 6 pm at the Wetaskiwin Drill HallContact a local Derby girl on Facebook @ Rez City Rollers, by email: [email protected] or call/text Bootie-Buster at 780-335-3465

Wetaskiwin Gymnastics Club2013-2014 Gymnastics Spring Season4811-51 AveSpring Session: April - June (8 Week Program)Registration Dates: Thursday April 10, 4 pm - 7 pm & Monday, April 28, 10 am - 3 pmFees: All prices include AGF annual fee of $30 New Member MemberParent & Tot $95 $65 (18mths -2 yrs)Tots (Ages 3 - 5) $105 $75Badge Level (6 & Up) 1 Hr Class $135 $105 1.5 hr Class $188 $158 Adv. (2 hr Class) $690 $660

Please bring the following with you when you register: 1 - $75 undated chq for fundraiser1 - $200 undated chq for bingo per childAHC number NOTE: ALL cheques must be given and all fees must be paid for at the time of registration for your child to be officially registered in the program.


Town of Millet

Town of Millet Community Facilities54 Street & 45 Ave

• Full size ice Arena with great bleachers, • Banquet room seating 250 - 380 people with a complete bar, new kitchen and elevator. • Small meeting room with a capacity for 60 people. • 3 baseball diamonds and soccer fields for your teams to rent • Community Hall, 150 person capacity, full kitchen and stage. • Splash Park in Pipestone Creek Park

Contact: Don Gilmet, Director of Public Services, 780-387-4180 or Email: [email protected]

Millet Curling ClubCurling Rink, 5148-50 AveFun League Mixed CurlingAll Ages/ Skill Levels WelcomeSterling Rambo Curling Bonspiel: March 21-22Contact Jenny 780-387-7401 or Stan 780-216-0416

Millet & District Agricultural & Recreational SocietyMonthly meetings 2nd Mondays at 7:30 pm Hugo Wit RoomFun Money Casino: March 15Easter Toy/Ham Bingo: April 5Holstein Show: July 19Harvest Fair & Bench Show: August 23at Millet Agriplex 54 St & 45 AveFarmers Market: Every Wednesday from 4 - 7 pm, July 2 - OctoberContact Irene at 780-387-4442 or Tracy at 780-352-5578

5120-50 Street | Phone: 780- 387-4554 | Hours: Mon - Fri, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm | www.millet.caFor further information on the following contact Don Gilmet, Director of Parks and Recreation, Email: [email protected] or call 780-387-4180.

Groups and ClubsMillet & District Historical SocietyMeetings last Monday of each month at 1 pm Board Room of Millet Museum. Operates the Millet and District Museum, Archives and Visitor Information Centre. Check out weekly FREE kids programs in the summer.Contact 780-387-5558www.milletmuseum.ca

Millet & District Arts & Crafts GuildMeet in Guild room (basement of administration building)Meetings 4th Tuesday of every month except June, July, August and December at 7 pm. 1st Tuesday: card making; 2nd Tuesday: stitch & chat, 3rd Tuesday: members choice, 4th Tuesday: monthly meeting, 5th Tuesday: members choice. Quilting: Monday, 1 - 3 pm Weaving: Thursday, 9:30 am - 11:30 amMembership $20/yearContact Peggy at 780-387-4750 orClara at 780- 387-7413

Millet Little P.I.P.SLittle Peoples Indoor Play SocietyMillet Community Hall, 5107-50 AveNon-Profit parent supervised indoor play group for ages 0 - 5.Date: Monday & Thursday, 9:30 am - 11:30 am, September - MayContact: 780-387-3300Visit us on Facebook: millet little peoples indoor play societywww.MilletPIPS.wix.com/millet-little-people


Looking For VolunteersTown Of Millet “Parks and Recreation”Looking for individuals to volunteer their time to help out assisting in programs for their community. This could be from helping out in gym programs to art programs in the Agriplex. Always interested in new ideas to invest back into our community.Contact: Don Gilmet Director of Public Services, 780-387-4180 orEmail: [email protected]

Sports & FitnessRed Eye Baseball TournamentMillet Ball Diamonds Come watch 24 hours of baseball.July 18 - 20Contact Jason at 780-314-9393

Millet Minor Hockey AssociationMillet Agriplex, 54 St & 45 Ave Midget Hockey Tournament March 28 & 29Contact 780-352-3010www.milletminorhockey.com

Millet Soccer AssociationCheck on the website for the 2014 soccer season after February 2014u4, u6, u8, u10, u12G, u12BContact Cathy at 780 387-5859Email: [email protected]

Millet Mixed Slo-Pitch AssociationContact 780-990-4626

Millet & District Minor Ball AssociationT-ball, Rookie, Mosquito, Peewee, Bantam, Girls softballContact Jason at 780-387-2281 Email: [email protected]

Fit-4-U Group Fitness & Personal TrainingGroup fitness personal training in MilletPhone 780-387-3633 or 780-691-2912

Millet & District Fish & Game AssociationHall 5148-50 Ave Monthly meetings 1st Tuesday at 7 pm (except July & August)Contact Hilding at 780-352-0663 or Dave at 780-387-5307

Millet Scout AssociationContact Glendelynn 780-387-4717 or Tabotha at 780-314-9331 E-mail: [email protected] or for hall rental 780-905-8751

SeniorsFloor CurlingCommunity Hall, 5107-50 AvenueDate: Every Monday Time: 1 pm - 3 pmContact Bob at 780-387-4187

Potluck Lunch: Millet Legion 5156-50 AveLast Wednesday of the Month at noonCrib: Second Tuesday of the Month starts at 1 pm - 3 pmContact Al at 780-387-4028No activities July or August

Seniors Wellness Conference - FCSS Millet Agriplex 54 St & 45 AveJune 3, 2014Ticket price includes a full day of sessions, refreshments and lunch.Contact Eleanor at 780-387-5578


Canada Day Celebration & FireworksMillet Agriplex 54 St & 45 AveJuly 1 at approx. 11 pm

Free Fresh Air CinemaMillet Ball Diamonds 54 Street & 45 AveThe Town of Millet has hired Fresh Air cinema to put on a great outdoor experience of movie watching. The movie is on a 44 foot wide and 31 foot tall screen.Date: Friday, August 22 Time: approx. 9 pmCheck out Movie title at www.Millet.ca

Millet in BloomMeeting 2nd Tuesday of each month starting March 11, 2014 until November at 7:30 pm in Millet Council Chambers Work bee: Every Thursdays at 6:30 pmCommunity Clean Up: April 24 at 6:30 pmCommunity Garage Sale: June 21 from 9 am - 4 pmContact Carol at 780 387-5766 Email: [email protected]

Millet & District Lions ClubMillet Lions Hall 5023-49 Ave Meetings Every 1st and 3rd Mondays at 7 pmOpen House every Friday at 7 pmContact Pat 780-387-4619Contact 780-387-4185 for hallBus booking: Pat at 780-387-4619Harvest Fair ParadeAugust 23 starting at 11 am ROUTE - Starting at corner of 53 Ave & 51 street turns west at 50 Ave turns south on 52 Street turns west on 45 Ave ending at Millet Agriplex

Royal Canadian Legion Branch #229Legion Hall 5156-50 AveMeeting Every 2nd and 4th WednesdayHall Opens Saturday at 4 pm Harvest Fair Pancake Breakfast: August 23 before Parade at 11 amContact Kim at 780-387-4155

Infinity Power YogaYoga classes in MilletPhone 780-777-8075

Measured SuccessWeight loss centre, diet counselling & supplements in Millet4908A-50 Street, 780-387-3792

Origin YogaYoga classes in MilletPhone 780-886-0336

Susie Meyers Personal Training & FitnessPersonal training fitness classes (see Town of Millet events–to be in Millet Community Hall and Hugo Witt Room in Millet Agriplex)Phone 780-216-0444

Take Off Fitness Personal Training and Group Fitness Classes in MilletPhone 780-387-2064

Gail’s First Aid TrainingCommunity First Aid Training in Millet780-920-1287

Music & EventsSharon Gair A. Mus.Private piano & theoryPhone 780 387-4699

Millet Firefly Acoustic FestivalJuly 26www.facebook.com/Firefly MusicFestivalContact Lisa 780-387-4554

Millet Music & Arts SocietyConcert in the Country: August 9 & 10Pig Roast & Concert: November 8 Contact Arlene 780 387-5124www.concertinthecountry.org


Millet Ministerial Harvest Fair Multi-congregational Church Service.Sunday, August 24Contact Ron at 780-387-4530

16th Annual Country Gospel ConcertAgriplex, Millet, Alberta Concert in the Country featuring many excellent groups singing gospel music.BBQ Beef Supper: Saturday, 5 pm - 6:30 pmSunday Morning Pancake Breakfast: 8:30 am - 10 amSunday Morning Chapel Hour: 10:30 am -11:30 am

Dates: August 9 & 10, 2014Saturday: 1 pm - 9:30 pmSunday Afternoon: 1:30 pm - 6:30 pmNo Admission Charge - Freewill OfferingsTax deductible receipts availableFor more info phone Arlene at 780-387-5124www.concertinthecountry.org

Millet Public Library 780-387-5222 | email: [email protected]

StoryTime: Wednesdays at 10:30 am

Lego: Thursdays at 3:30 pm

Make and Take Crafts: Fridays and Saturdays at 1:30 pm

Children’s Movie Club: Fridays at 1:30 pm on PD days $2 for popcorn and pop

Adult Movie Club: Second Tuesday of the month

T.D. Summer Reading Club July 8 to August 12 Drop-in on Tuesdays from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm for stories, games, and activities

PARADEOF

PROGRAMSMARCH 12

6 - 8 PMWETASKIWIN DRILL HALL

2014 SPRING

The Parade of Programs is your opportunity to register for upcoming activities, programs and courses. Community

organizations are ready to take registrations and share information about their spring offerings.

• Talk to instructors• Find out all there is to do in your community

• Register for your families Spring and Summer activities

For more information about the Parade of Programs,call 780-361-6241 or email [email protected]

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wetaskiwin spring & summer program guide 2014

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