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COMMUNITY LIVING GUIDEDIDSBURY
403-335-3377I
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Fall 2012
Didsbury
Community
Living Guide
Table of Contents
Special Events......................................4
Youth Programs......................... 5, 6, 7, 8
General Interest.......9,10,11,14,15,16,17
Recycling Information.....................12,13
Fitness ................................................18
Aquatic Information..................19, 20, 21
Community Directory.....................22, 23
Town of Didsbury2037 - 19 Avenue, Box 790
Didsbury, Alberta T0M 0W0
Main Office 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Mon-FriPlanning/Infrastructure 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Mon-FriPublic Works 7:30 am - 4:00 pm Mon-FriAquatic Centre 7:00 am - 9:00 pm Mon-FriArena Office 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Mon-FriLibrary 12:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm Tuesday9:00 am - 8:00 pm Wed/Thurs9:00 am - 5:00 pm Fri/Sat
Didsbury Neighborhood 8:30am - 4:30pm Mon-FriPlace (closed 12:00-1:00 pm)
Didsbury Information Line 403.335.2030Main Office 403.335.3391Main Fax Line 403.335.9794Planning & Infrastructure 403.335.3391Public Works 403.335.8343Aquatic Centre 403.335.7369Arena Office 403.335.7366
Didsbury Neighborhood Place 403.335.8719Didsbury Municipal Library 403.335.3142
Hours of Operation:
Contact Information:
www.didsbury.ca | email: [email protected]
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SPECIAL EVENTS THIS FALL
September 28, 2012
Victoria Square Mall2034-19 Avenue
1:00-3:00 pmCake and
refreshments
will be
served!
GRAND OPENING!
Didsbury Neighborhood Place
DNP has relocated!
SHOWCASE DIDSBURY
Didsbury Curling RinkSeptember 20, 2012
6:00-8:30 pm
Come and check out all that Didsbury has to offer you and what you have to offer Didsbury! Over 50 community groups will be on display.
Call Didsbury Neighborhood Place at 403.335.8719 to book a table or for more information.
Complimentary Dinner Provided
Choosewell Challenge Public Skates
Saturday, September 1 from 1:00-3:00 pmSaturday, September 29 from10:00-Noon
Bring your family and friends for some free hot chocolate and a free public skate on the main ice at the Didsbury Arena. This is all part of the Choosewell Challenge, aiming for a more active lifestyle for the residents of our community!
SPECIAL EVENTS THIS FALL
MOUNTAIN VIEW ARTS FESTIVAL
September 15 & 16at the Rosebud River Valley
This is a weekend full of incredible showcases of arts and culture that is found throughout Central Alberta. The Festival comes alive with a vibrant arts scene including clowns, caricaturists, jugglers, face painters, musicians and much more! Further information can be found online or by calling 403.335.9445.
www.mountainviewartsfestival.ca
Choosewell Challenge Public Skates
Saturday, September 1 from 1:00-3:00 pmSaturday, September 29 from10:00-Noon
Bring your family and friends for some free hot chocolate and a free public skate on the main ice at the Didsbury Arena. This is all part of the Choosewell Challenge, aiming to improve a more active lifestyle!
The next edition of the Didsbury Community Living Guide is scheduled for delivery in early December 2012 and will cover the months of December, January and Febuary 2012/2013. If you have any upcoming events, programs, meetings or schedules that you would like to submit, please send them to Sydney Hanson at
or call 403.335.3391 [email protected]
YOUTH PROGRAMSDIDSBURY FIGURE
SKATING CLUBThe Didsbury Figure Skating Club offers skating programs to children of all ages. Programs include Canskate (learn to skate), Pre Power and Power Skating to build hockey skating skills, and STARSkate for figure skaters. Please visit us online for m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n a n d to obtain registration forms at www.didsburyfigureskating.com.You can also email us at [email protected], or call Rose at 403.586.8571. Register by mail or attend our registration night on Wednesday , September 5 from 6:00-8:00 pm in the MPR.
PrePower - This program is designed for the young skater who is functional on the ice but not quite ready for CanPower. The main emphasis is on basic skating skills and introduces skating with a hockey stick. This program is the stepping stone to organized hockey and CanPower Skate for young skaters. Monday and Wednesdays from 4:00-4:45 pm.
CanPowerSkating - An action-packed, high energy instructional power skating program geared to hockey and ringette skaters that focuses on balance, power, agility, speed and endurance. S k i l l s , t e c h n i q u e s a n d conditioning drills are taught in a p r o g r e s s i v e f o r m a t t h a t emphasizes how the skills apply to skaters and game situations. Mondays from 4:30- 5:15 pm.
Registration night is Wednesday, Sept. 5 from 6:00-8:00 pm in the MPR. Info and forms available at www.didsburyfigureskating.com
CANPOWERSKATE
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RMAAR o c k y M o u n t a i n A t h l e t i c Association (RMAA) will be holding its conditioning camp for Peewee to Midget level hockey for the towns of Didsbury, Carstairs and Crossfield on September 15-20. Cost is $75.00/participant. For more information and registration forms go to,www.rockymountainathletic.com or email [email protected]. Tryouts for the 2012/2013 season will begin on September 22 through October 5 at the Carstairs Arena.
GIRLS NIGHT OUT
DIDSBURY HOUSE
LEAGUE HOCKEY
This program is geared for girls ages 8-12 years old. Come out for a fun-filled night of girl fun, including a Zumba dance session! This program will be happening on December 13 from 6:00-9:00 pm. $15/person. Call 403.335.8719 to register.
This is a community based hockey league designed for children ages 4-18 years old to learn and enjoy the sport of hockey in a fun, family focused program. The season runs October-March on Saturdays from 8:30 am - 2:15 pm. Fall registration will be held on September 20 at the Didsbury Showcase event. Spaces are limited! For more information c o n t a c t C i n d y F a s t a t 403.518.8409 or by email at [email protected]
This is a program that will instruct children on the basics of kitchen safety while making and enjoying delicious recipes! October 29 from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm has a “Trick or Treat” theme and December 14 from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm has a “Sugar and Spice” theme. $38/child. Call 403.335.8719 to register.
This drop-in art class is a great after school program for 5-12 year olds. It will run October 3- D e c e m b e r 1 9 e v e r y Wednesday from 3:30-4:30 pm at Didsbury Neighborhood Place. $2/child.
Looking for something exciting to do with a few of your friends? Look no further! Youth Night Out invites all youth, ages 13-15 years to come out for a night of pizza, video games, board games and a movie! The program will run October 4 and November 29 from 6:30-9:30 pm. Cost is $15/person. Call 403.335.8719 to register.
Pajama Party! Join Jolene and Sydney for a morning of movies, jewelry making and even a few snacks! Program will be held on October 5 from 9 : 0 0 a m - 1 2 : 0 0 p m . $15/person. Don’t forget to wear your pajamas! Ages 8-12.Call 403.335.8719 to register.
YOUNG CHEFS
CRAFTERNOON
YOUTH NIGHT OUT
GIRLS MORNING OUT
YOUTH PROGRAMS
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DOSCA The Didsbury Out of School Care Association (DOSCA) offers before and after school care for children 5-12 years. This licensed program offers a range of age-appropriate activities for attendees. This program allows children to have fun and meet friends in a safe environment. Full-day Friday programs, and Christmas and Spring Break camps offered throughout the school year, as well. Located in the ECS wing of Ross Ford Elementary School.
For more information contact Tammy Ackerman at
403.335.8719 or [email protected].
VOICE AND PIANO
LESSONSTracie Skeet-Brook Studio is now accepting voice and piano students. Ages 7 to adult. Call 403.335.9345 for more info.
DIDSBURY
PARENT LINK
CENTREWe’re FREE and we’re FUN! Children really do learn through play. Share with your child aged 0-6 years a variety of learning experiences at the Didsbury ParentLink Centre, located at Didsbury Neighborhood Place. 2034 -19 Avenue. For more information, please call
Linda Simpson at 403.586.5466 or visit
mountainviewparentlink.org
DOSCA FULL DAY PROGRAM
If your child is looking for tons of fun on a day off school, then we’ve got the program for you! The fun is endless with daily themes, swimming, skating, games, crafts and outdoor play!
Non-School Days
« September 21« October 5 & 29« November 8, 9,& 30« December 14« January 2, 3,& 4
To register, please call Didsbury Neighborhood Place at 403.335.8719
TODDLER DANCERegister your toddler for a fun, enthusiastic dance class that introduces them to the basic dance steps such as ballet. Classes will run Tuesday and Thursday on September 18, 20, 25, 27, October 2, 4 and Tuesdays on November 6-December 11. 6:00-6:45 pm. C o s t i s $ 3 8 / c h i l d . C a l l 4 0 3 . 3 3 5 . 8 7 1 9 f o r m o r e information or to register.
TODDLER DANCE
YOUNG CHEFS
YOUTH NIGHT OUT
Register your toddler for a fun , enthusiastic dance class that introduces them to the basic dance steps such as ballet .Classes will run Tuesday and Thursday on September 18, 20, 25, 27, October 2, 4 and Wednesdays on November 7-December 12. 6:00-6:45 pm. Cost is $38/ch i ld . Ca l l 403 .335 .8719 fo r more information or to register.
This is a program that will instruct children on the basics of kitchen safety while making and enjoying delicious recipes! October 29 from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm has a “Trick or Treat” theme and December 14 from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm has a “Sugar and Spice” theme. $38/child. Call 403.335.8719 to register.
Looking for something exciting to do with a few of your friends? Look no further! Youth Night Out invites all youth ages 13-15 years to come out for a night of pizza, video games, board games and even a movie!
GIRL GUIDES OF
CANADAGuiding is a modern tradition that honours the magic of being a girl and becoming the best that you can be. Guiding provides program opportunities that are centered on fun, friendship and adventure. Girls learn about sharing and cooperation, and acquire skills that will last a lifetime. The aim of Girl Guides of Canada is to help girls and young women become responsible citizens, able to give leadership and service to the community. Volunteer leaders share their love of fun and adventure, with crafts, games and songs, camping and outdoor activities and help girls explore the world around them, including international travel opportunities. The experience the joy of contributing to the lives and futures of girls of all ages. Girl Guides of Canada is part of a worldwide movement of 10 million members in 145 countries, the largest organization for girls and women in the world.
YOUTH PROGRAMS
2029 19 Ave. 403.335.8563 7
TOP NOTE MUSIC
SCHOOL PROGRAMS2029-19 Avenue in Didsbury 403.335.8563
Sharing the Love of Music!
If you are interested in trying out any of the following instruments, the first lesson is FREE!
If you wish to register for private fall classes, Top Note Music School offers instruction on:
Guitar (acoustic, classical, electric, bass), piano, keyboards, violin, fiddle, ukulele, bagpipes,
percussion, (drum set, xylophone, bells, snare drum), flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, french
horn, trombone, baritone, euphonium, tuba, harmonica, fife and music theory.
Proudly serving Mountain View and surrounding communities since 1995! Now in Didsbury, voice lessons happening Monday through Thursdays 2:00-9:00 pm. Half hour lessons. Learn to sing, two performances per year, one workshop all inclusive! For more information, call 403.918.2499 or email [email protected]
Friday, September 21 from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm with “Monika with a K Musik.” Learn how to sing properly and have fun while doing so. Ages 9-16 years. Saturday, September 22 from 10:00 am-4:00 pm for ages 16 years and up. 403.918.2499.
PRIVATE TUTORING- Does your child struggle in school with reading, writing, math or life skill strategies? Tutoring 4 Success may be the answer! This year at Top Note Music, there is a professional teacher available for private tutoring and homework help for Kindergarten and Grades 1 to 6. The first session is a free assessment of your child’s learning needs and goals. Call to register at 403.335.8563 for tutoring appointments with Tutoring 4 Success.
SPEECH ARTS COACHING- Offered to compliment your public speaking, school/work presentations, drama performances or Christmas toasts!
SPEECH ARTS WORKSHOP- Saturday, October 20 at 4:15 pm. Please register by October 12, 2012 by calling 403.335.8563.
MONIKA WITH A “K” MUSIK-
SINGING WORKSHOP-
CREATIVE STUDIO FALL ART/DRAMA
PROGRAMMING
ARTISTIC ADVENTURERS (BEGINNER ART CLASSES)- Let your mind take you on an adventure to discover art! This class will work on basic art skills through a variety of hands-on projects and crafts. Ages 6-10 years.
ARTIST STUDIO (INTERMEDIATE ART CLASSES)- Learn, Practice, Create! This is a project based class in which students will be taught the skills and techniques necessary to create various works of art in a variety of mediums. Ages 10 years and up.
DRAMA FOR CHILDREN- Thursdays from 5:00-6:00 pm, this is a production class. Take part in learning theatre techniques and developing acting skills. Students will be given the opportunity to perform in our Christmas and Spring productions. Ages 6-11 years.
ACTOR’S STUDIO- Tuesdays 6:00-7:00 pm, this is a production class. Take part in learning theatre techniques and developing acting skills. Students will be given the opportunity to perform in our Christmas and Spring productions. Ages 12-18 years.
Call 403.518.4954 to register or email [email protected]
Classes will begin the week of September 24, 2012.
AROUND THE WORLD OF MUSICYour child will have exposure to musical rhythms and knowledge using international flair in a fun way! Our teacher, Ms. Angela comes from a professional teaching and performance background of 15 years.She has a passion for both music and cultures! For Ages 3-5: Two Options: Saturdays 2:30-3:00 pm or Thursdays 11:00-11:30 am For Ages 6-7 Two Options: Saturdays 3:15-4:00 pm or Thursdays 11:45 am- 12:30 pm. Minimum 3 for the class. Please call 403.335.8563, to register by September 8.
YOUTH PROGRAMS
ARMY CADETSRoyal Canadian Army Cadets is a national youth organization for ages 12-18 years, who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding adventure and outdoor activities. Although Cadets are not part of the Canadian Forces, they learn about the air, land and sea elements of the Canadian Forces, as well as many other skills that may be used throughout their entire lives. Training is done weekly in a challenging yet disciplined environment. We encourage males and females aged 12-18 years in Mountain View County to join. Parade (meeting) nights are 6:30-9:30 pm on Mondays at Victoria Square Mall in Didsbury. For more info, please call 403.335.4719 or email: [email protected].
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Formerly known as The Centre for Employment, offers free services to all Albertans in Mountain View County. Our services include a variety of workshops, job postings for employers, and specialized training such as workplace training and integrated training. Careers for Everyone is funded through Alberta Human Services.
Careers for EVERYONE
403.556.3808Visit our Job Board located at
Didsbury Neighborhood Place!
Olds, AB
HEALTHY FAMILIESAre you a parent with a new baby or young child under the age of six? Are you committed to providing the best you can for you child? Do you wish you child came with a manual? Are you experiencing other challenges in your life while you try to raise your young family? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be eligible for the Healthy Families Home Visitation Program. Our trained home visitors can visit you in your home; assist with parenting and child strategies. We can also help you to manage other family needs and issues that impact your ability to be the parent you want to be. We will provide support and guidance all in a non-judgemental way.Our program is free. We serve Didsbury, Carstairs, Cremona, Three Hills, Drumheller, Hanna, Strathmore and surrounding rural areas. For more info, please contact our Main Office at 1.866.566.4122 or Healthy Families Coordinator Tracy Gustafson at 403.901.5660. Check out our website at www.asc-mva.ca for more information about our program and other services offered.
STUDENT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Didsbury District Health Services is now accepting applications for youth volunteer positions that will run from October 2012 - May 2013. The program provides students the opportunity to volunteer in our facility to gain work experience. All youth that are ages 14-17 are welcome and we would like to meet with candidates and their parents before September 27, 2012.For more information or to set up an interview contact Dawna
Faryna at 403.335.7268 or by [email protected]
GENERAL INTEREST
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DIDSBURY MUSEUM
UPCOMING EVENTS
MOUNTAIN VIEW ARTS FESTIVAL- The Didsbury Museum is one of the venues for this festival being held on Saturday and Sunday, September 15 and 16. We will be hosting a Youth & Student Art Show, “Art Through Time”. Come to the Museum to learn about our heritage, and view artwork through the years. Listen to music and enjoy delicious homemade treats in our Coffee Room. Participate in demonstrations using the old 1926 Maytag Wringer washing machine, churn butter and weave on our 1939 wooden loom. Make unique art prints and characters using egg cartoons, fruits, vegetables, clothes pins, etc. Chat with hosts in each of our rooms and share memories and learn about the determination of our pioneers and the development of Didsbury.Talk with our Hobby Train Guys and see the unique scenery and buildings they have made for the model train display. It is well worth the time to just come relax, explore and enjoy the Museum.
COFFEE AND CONVERSATION - will be held the 4th Wednesday of each month starting September 26, 2012 from 1:00-3:30 pm. On September 26 we will celebrate the history of the Hiebert Family. Cornelius Hiebert was the first MLA for Rosebud Constituency when Alberta became a province in 1905. His great niece Agnes Hiebert, Wiebe, Mackenzie, has moved back to our area as well as her daughter and son. It will be wonderful to meet Agnes and her family and share memories about the journey of this family over the past 100 years.
Coffee and Conversation will be held October 24 at the Museum from 1:00-3:30 pm. Our guests will be members of the Gole Family and they will share their family history and the importance and development of the Feed Mill in Didsbury. Presenters are not yet confirmed for November 28, 2012
HARVEST COUNTRY DRIVE SHOWCASE WEEKEND- (www.CountryDrive.ca) will take place at the Didsbury Museum on Saturday and Sunday September 29 and 30. People from the urban centers are encouraged to come and see the uniqueness and treasures found in rural communities. At the Didsbury Museum we will focus on agricultural tools and implements both past and present.
Our ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held on Wednesday, October 24 at 7:00 pm at the Museum. We are always seeking new ideas and input from the community. If you are interested in becoming a Museum Board Member or would like to know more about our expectations, please give us a call at 403.335.9295. People are our greatest treasure!!
DIDSBURY CEMETERYLocated within the Town limits at 1101 - 18 Street and is open daily from 7:00 am - sunset. There are 3,382 plots. The oldest headstone is for Elias Shantz and dates back to 1899.
Residents of the Town and the rural community surrounding Didsbury are eligible to be a member of the Didsbury Cemetery Committee. If you are interested in working to beautify the cemetery, this is the committee for you! Contact Maxine Moreau at 403.335.3391 ext .1109 or [email protected] for more information.
Call us or email us [email protected]
FRIENDS OF THE MUSEUMThank you to the Friends of the Museum, who bake, clean, paint, dust and help out whenever asked. If you could give some time to help support this group, it would be greatly appreciated.
RED CROSS
BABYSITTING COURSEIs your child ready to start babysitting? Become a certified babysitter with the Red Cross Babysitting Course. The course will be held September 21 from 8:00 am-4:30 pm and then again on January 31 from 8:00 am-4:30 pm. Cost is $55.00. A lunch and doll will be needed. Call Didsbury Neighborhood Place at 403.335.8719 to register.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW
FOOD BANK
CHINOOK ARCH
VICTIM’S SERVICES
SOCIETY
The Mountain View Food Bank is located at 4025 - 50 Street, Olds and is open Tuesdays from 9:00 am-1:00 pmDid you know that emergency food hampers are available outside of regular Food Bank hours? After hours call 403.556.1693 or Didsbury FCSS at 403.335.8719.
Chinook Arch Victim’s Services Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing support, information and referrals to victims of crime and tragedy. Chinook Arch Victim’s Services Society is recruiting volunteer Advocates to work with victims of crime and tragedy. Advocates respond to referrals from the Olds, Didsbury and Sundre RCMP. Extensive training opportunities are provided at no cost to the volunteer.
Volunteers are being recruited for the position of Victim’s Advocate as well as Board Members. The Board of Directors are responsible for governing the society, fundraising and assisting with publicity and promotions. Some training opportunities are also available to Board Members.
To volunteer or for further information, contact Roberta or Rhonda at 1.888.551.6777.
JUMPSTARTCanadian Tire Jumpstart is a charitable program that helps kids in financial need participate in organized sports and recreation such as soccer, dance, hockey and swimming. Participation in sports and recreation increases a child’s chance of success through a healthier lifestyle, increased self confidence, the opportunity to learn leadership skills and more positive relationships and support networks.
Funding is available to children between the ages of 4 and 18. Participation must be in an approved organized sport or recreational activity of the child’s choice, and funding may be applied to cover the costs of registration, equipment or transportation. For further information or an application form, contactJolene at Didsbury FCSS 403.335.8719 or [email protected].
2012/2013 COLTS HOME
GAME SCHEDULE
Puck drops at 8:00 pm
September 8 , 12 , 14 , 21 , 22 , 29October 5 , 12 , 17 , 26 , 27November 10 , 17December 7 , 8 , 12 , 22January 5 , 12 , 26February 16 - Ride for Dad Fundraiser
PRESCHOOL SKATE-
LEISURE ICE
SHINNY- MAIN ICE
LEISURE ICE
PUBLIC SKATE
Monday/Thursday9:00-10:30 am$2.00Starting September 3Subject to change
Didsbury Memorial ComplexTuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays12:00-1:00 pm$5.00 Drop-InSubject to change
Saturday/Sunday10:00-11:30 am5:30-7:30 pm$2.00Thursday7:45-8:45 pm$2.00Starting September 1Subject to change
MAIN ICE PUBLIC SKATESeptember 15- 5:30-7:30 pmOctober 6- 5:30- 7:30 pmNovember 3- 7:45-9:15 pmNovember 12- 1:30-3:00 pmDecember 26,27,28- 2:00-4:00 pmJanuary 2,3,4- 2:00-4:00 pmJanuary 19- 7:45-9:15 pmFebruary 9- 7:45-9:15February 18,19,20- 1:30-3:00 pmFebruary 21, 22- 1:30-3:00 pm
$4.00/person$15.00/family
Schedule subject to change
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FRIENDS OF THE
DIDSBURY LIBRARYThe Friends of the Didsbury Library Society will be holding a book sale on Friday, September 14 from 12:00 pm - 7:00 pm and Saturday, September 15 from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm. The sale is in the basement of the Didsbury Lawn Bowling Club building at 1619-22 Avenue, Didsbury. Purchase as many books as you like and make a donation to the Friends of the Didsbury Library in payment. All proceeds from the sale are used to purchase books and equipment for the use of Library Patrons and Staff.
If you think you would enjoy assisting in the activities of the Friends of the Didsbury Library, please call Marge Steckler at 403.335.4281 or Judy Towell at 403.335.4557 for more information.
Register now for the Fall Session of Storytime. Fridays from 10:30-11:00 am. Starts September 14 and runs until November 30. Have your 3-5 year olds join Mrs.G. for half hour stor ies, songs, and rhymes. Caregiver to remain in Library during the program.
On the third Wednesday of each month from 2:00-3:30 pm at the Library. September book choice is “The Immortal Life Of Henrietta Lacks”, by Rebecca Skloot. October is “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children”, by Ransom R iggs . Check ou r webpage http://dml.prl.ab.ca for November’s pick!
STORYTIME
“WHO PICKED THIS
BOOK? CLUB”
Grasse LumberSales Ltd.
eREADING
NATIONAL NOVEL
WRITING MONTH
Do you need help with a new eReader? How to find and download books? Call to make an appointment, and find out about everything “e”. Maybe you just want to borrow one of ours that has the newest and hottest titles? We have a new eReader lending program: Borrow a Kobo of your choice pre-loaded with new books. We have the Kosy Kobo full of gentle fiction, the Y.A Kobo with Teen titles and the Red Hot Kobo-steamy! More genre-Kobo’s to come. Search keyword Kobo on our library catalogue and place a hold on the one you wish to borrow. (Please note that our patrons are able to borrow eReaders only from the Didsbury Library)
Is a fun, seat-of-your-pants approach to novel writ ing. Participants begin writing on November 1. The goal is to write a 50,000 word, (approx. 175 page) novel by 11:59:59, November 30. Va l u i n g e n t h u s i a s m a n d perseverance over painstaking craft, NaNoWriMo is a novel-writing program for everyone who has thought fleetingly about writing a novel but has been scared away by the time and effort involved. Because of the limited writing window, the ONLY thing that matters in NaNoWriMo is output. It’s all about quantity, not quality. This approach forces you to lower your expectations, take risks, and write on the fly.Sign up at NaNoWriMo.org to earn badges and bragging rights.
LIBRARY MONTH
PENNY DRIVE
Amnesty! Clear up your fines with non-perishable food items. October is Library Month. We want to clear up your records and bring lost library books home! Bring in non-perishable food donations for the Mountain View Food Bank and we will waive all fines on all items returned in good condition.
Bring your pennies to fill our donation jar- all proceeds to bring in authors for Library Month!
October 2: Tolowa MollelOctober 12: Rod Heidbreder
October 20: Will Ferguson and Noreen Olson
2401 19th StreetPhone (403) 335-8191
Fax (403) 335-8300
Your new dealer of
PENNY DRIVEBring your pennies to fill our donation jar- all proceeds to bring in authors for Library Month!
October 2: Tolowa MollelOctober 12:Rod HeidbrederOctober 20- Will Ferguson
and Noreen Olson
MOVIES @ YOUR LIBRARYSaturday September 8 at 2:00 pm- Brave (rated G)
Saturday September 8 at 7:00 pm - The Avengers (rated PG)Saturday, October 20 at 2:00 pm - The Amazing Spiderman (rated PG)
RECYCLING AND COMPOSTING
2602 - 19 Street
RECYCLING AND COMPOSTING
Black Roll Out CartsPlease DO NOT place any of the following in your black roll out cart
Ÿ hazardous waste such as paint, cleaning chemicals, etc.Ÿ motor oil, automotive batteries, dead animals or soil
Any contamination of compost with non-organic materials such, as plastics,
renders the compost unusable. NEVER put plastic or any other
non-organic material in your green compost bin.
Keep your compost bin in a dry place to keep the material from
sticking to the bin. You may place one sheet of
newspaper in the bottom of the bin to aid in waste
release.
Beverage ContainersReturn for refund at the Bottle Depot
All milk and cream containers have a refundable deposit on them.
This inc ludes ready- to -serve beverage containers in excess of 30 ml containing fluid milk, cream, whipping creams, but termi lk , d r i n k a b l e y o g u r t a n d m e a l replacement drinks.
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Free Grocery DeliveryMon., Wed., & Fri. 10 am to 3 pm
Through Padnoma Grocery Service403-335-4391
Fruit Baskets and Meat Trays can be made with 24 hour notice
Full bakery, deli, meat and produce
departments
ATM Machineon Premises
Store Hours8 am to 9 pm Mon to Fri8 am to 6 pm Saturday
8 am to 6 pm Sun & Holidays
2405-20 StreetDidsbury, AB403-335-9595
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Diabetes & Clinical Nutrition – Consults &Workshops
These services offer personal consultations and workshops including: Eating Out and Alcohol, Foot Care, Herbs, Mineral and Vitamins, Illness Management, Lifestyle and Goal Setting, M e a s u r i n g a n d U n d e r s t a n d i n g F a t s . Referral Needed? No. Please contact the Didsbury Hospital 403.335.9393.
Physical Therapy ServicesThrough a variety of hands-on treatments, education and exercise prescription, a physical therapist will help you maximize your ability to function in your daily life. Physical therapy aims to reduce pain, increase strength and flexibility and help you manage the physical demands of living independently. Referral Needed? No. Please contact the Didsbury Hospital @ 403.335.9393.
Respiratory Therapy ServicesDiagnostic procedures include spirometry, walk tests, and arterial blood gases as requested by physician. Assessment and coordination provided for clients requiring respiratory benefits through the Alberta Aids to Daily Living program. Community education sessions are also available as required and include asthma, smoking cessation. Physician Referral Needed? Yes. Contact the Didsbury Hospital at 403.335.9393.
Occupational Therapy ServicesThrough assessment and treatment of individuals of all ages on an inpatient, outpatient and/or homecare basis the occupational therapist will help you maximize your ability to meet basic living demands and function independently in your daily life. Health Professional Referral Needed? Yes.P lease contac t the Didsbury Hosp i ta l 403.335.9393.
Respite CareRespite Care is a service that provides relief to family or other caregivers and is available both at home for a few hours per week or for blocks of time (days/weeks) within our facility. Respite is a caregiver experience: it is temporary caregiver relief at an appropriate time. Please contact the Didsbury Hospital 403.335.9393.
Volunteer ResourceThe Volunteer Resources Department has positions available in facility and community. If you are interested you will be required to go through the application process prior to beginning a volunteer role. Youth (Boys & Girls) are accepted at 13 years of age. Please contact Volunteer Coordinator for more information on the volunteer positions at 403.335.7268.
Mental Health Mental Health Services provide voluntary short term and long term counseling for adults, children and geriatric clients to help address and manage their emotional and/or psychological concerns. Assessment, counseling, medication management and supportive services are available to the individual, family, group and geriatric populations. Outreach and Psychiatry Services, including Psychiatric Consultation are available on an as need be basis via client's primary therapist. Urgent services are available to registered and non-registered clients. We may be contacted at 403.335.7285 Monday thru Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. (excluding statutory holidays). For after hours emergency, please contact the Airdrie Urgent Team – 403.912.8520, the Distress Centre at 403.266.1605, your nearest Health Care Facility or call 9-1-1.
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HomecareClients receive an in-home assessment by a Community Care Coordinator. The coordinator works with the client and the family to determine an appropriate care plan which may include:· short-term, long term and palliative professional care and support services to persons of all ages and any diagnosis· assistance to people requiring care who are being discharged from hospital or wishing to remain in the own homes, who require professional health and supportive care services.· registered nurse and licensed practical nurse care· physiotherapy or occupational therapy· respiratory care· social worker consultation· nutrition counseling· personal careHealth Professional Referral Needed? Yes Please contact the Didsbury Homecare at 403.335.7603
Adult Day Support Program Adult Day Support provides the following services: Wellness promotion that includes monitoring vital signs and health status, blood glucose monitoring, medication administration and assistance with lab services. ·Socialization and recreational group activities such as cooking, crafts, games, cards, mind stimulation activities, music, and outings. ·Respite services for home caregivers on a regular basis·Social work support for financial issues and transition from Home to DAL or LTC.·Rehabilitation therapy which includes exercise programs and physical therapy assessments and treatments. Home Care referral needed. Please contact the Didsbury Homecare at 403.335.7603
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESDidsbury District Health Services is looking for Meal Time
Assistants to assist Continuing Care Residents during meal times. Times assistance is required is Monday to Sunday: Breakfast, 8:30-10:00 am; Lunch, 11:15 am to 1:00 pm;
Dinner, 4:30-6:00 pm. Commitment is one day a week, for one meal time a day.
Call Dawna Faryna, Volunteer Coordinator for more information, at 403.335.7268.
PRENATAL CLASSESStrategies to help you prepare for labour, birth and your new baby. Learn about labour, and when to go to the hospital; managing pain, medical procedures; decision-making; baby care and breastfeeding basics; new parent tips and community resources.
If finances are a concern you may qualify for free Childbirth Essential Classes.
Classes will be held in Airdrie, Banff, Canmore, Cochrane, Didsbury, High River, Okotoks and Strathmore.
Call 403.955.1450 or 1.866.471.7011 for dates or to
register.
Business Community· Webb’s Bulk Food· Didsbury Medical Clinic
Skin and Laser Clinic· Trinity Rose Medical Clinic· Didsbury Neighborhood Place· Didsbury Career High School· Pratum Resource Consultants
Ltd.· Accu-Tax Farm Services Ltd.· Dan Peters/Realtor· Didsbury Army Cadets· Core Ceramic Dental Studio
403.507.33572034-19 Avenue
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Community Health Programs403.335.7292
Didsbury Public Health offers a variety of programs and classes to the public including:
Immunization InformationŸ Routine well baby immunization clinics in Didsbury, Carstairs, and Cremona.Ÿ Immunization updates for school age children and adults.Ÿ Free
Health InformationŸ Call Community Health Nurse with questions / concerns related to communicable disease, immunization, nutrition, growth and development, sexual health, and injury prevention.Ÿ Free
Alberta Health Services Prenatal Education ClassesŸ Labour and delivery information, breastfeeding and baby care.Ÿ Call 1.866.471.7011 to bookŸ $125/ couple (subject to change).
Lactation Consultant ServicesŸ One on one assessment and information for the Breastfeeding Mother. Free Baby and You ClassesŸ Classes for parents of babies 0- 6mos. Learn about nutrition, infant development, sleep and much more.Ÿ Free
Toddler Sleep and NutritionŸ Fun and informal classes on sleep, nutrition toilet learning, discipline, and other related topics.Ÿ Free
Early Childhood NurseŸ Group presentations available on requestŸ Information for families with young children 0 – 6
Travel ClinicsPlanning a trip? Ÿ We offer individualized travel health information and immunizations. Ÿ Please book your appointment well in advance of your trip. There are charges for travel vaccines.
Speech Language ServicesŸ Individual assessments, information and treatment for concerns about speech. Ÿ Free
Community Nutrition ServicesŸ One-on-one assessment and information on nutrition, allergies and infant and child feeding. Ÿ Free
Baby Drop-InŸ Meet other parents, have your baby weighed or talk to a Public Health Nurse about any concerns.
Child Restraint ClassesŸ Learn how to correctly use car seats at our informal infant and child car seat safety class.Ÿ Any one who transports children are welcomeŸ Free
For more information or to register contact 403.335.7292
Didsbury Public Health
SENIOR SUPPORT SERVICESA volunteer organization supporting area seniors by providing a variety of services such as medical transportation, assistance with government forms, weekly programs at Eldon Foote Hall. Call 403.335.4391 for more details.
The Seniors Support Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 am - Noon.
Grasse LumberSales Ltd.
2401 19th StreetPhone (403) 335-8191
Fax (403) 335-8300
Your new dealer of
MOUNTAIN VIEW SENIORS
HOUSINGTurn your passion into action, volunteer with Mountain View Seniors Housing! Volunteer opportunities located in Didsbury, Sundre, Carstairs and Olds. To learn more about volunteering with Mountain View Seniors Housing, contact Gail Nowlan at 403.586.3115 or by email at [email protected].
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BOOT CAMP
Want a great workout?
Boot camp is a high intensity class that expands lung capacity, increases cardio fitness, provides the benefits of weight and resistance training - all from the within the pool with little or no impact on the joints. Deep or shallow water workout - you choose!
Join us at the Aquatic Centre on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00-9:00 pm.
Regular admission rates apply. Call the Didsbury Memorial Complex at 403.335.7369 for more information.
JAZZERCISEBurn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully effective 60-minutes total body workout. Real results. Pure fun! Held at the Didsbury Train Station Monday/ Wed/Friday 9-10 am with childcareTuesday/ Thursday 5:30-6:30 pm
FIRST CLASS IS FREE!All ages and fitness levels welcomed.
Call 335.305.7944 to [email protected]
COMMUNITY FALL FAIR
FALL FASHION SHOW
PHOTOGRAPHY
COURSE
Chinook Winds Church located at 1710-14th Street Didsbury will be having a community fall fair on Saturday, September 15 from 10:00 am-4:00 pm. There will be contests for best jam, pie, flower a r r a n g e m e n t s , l a r g e s t vegetables and lego display as well as an eating contest, great food and beverages, a giggle zone for the family and dunk tank!There will be great vendors, and items from Africa for sale. We are looking for vendors who would like to participate. All money goes towards our “Roret Project” to drill a water well, build a school and a medical clinic in Kenya, Africa. For more information all the Chinook Winds Church at 4 0 3 . 3 3 5 . 3 5 5 1 o r e m a i l [email protected].
The Chinook Winds Church will be having a fall fashion show on the evening of Saturday, November 17 and the Elks Hall in Didsbury, courtesy of Fashions on Main. Great door prizes, silent auction items and beautiful African art for sale. All proceeds go to Project Roret, for more i n f o r m a t i o n c a l l C W a t 403.335.3551.
L o o k i n g t o r e f i n e y o u r photography skills? Learn more about your camera and what it has to offer! This fall, there will be a photography course to assist you with all your photography needs. There will be two courses, one on October 10 and the other on November 14. Times to be announced. Call 403.335.8719 for information or to register.
DIDSBURY & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE EVENTS
GENERAL MEETING- will be on Wednesday, September 12 at the Train Station. The guest speaker is MP Blake Richards who will be speaking about “The Importance of Small Business in Building Strong Communities.” The Meet and Greet will begin at 6:00 pm, dinner will be served at 6:30 pm and the meeting and speaker will follow beginning at 7:00 pm. If you plan to attend, please RSVP to the Chamber Office by calling 403.335.3265.
SMALL BUSINESS WEEK GALA- Saturday, October 20, 2012 starting at 5:30 pm. The Chamber is proud to have been serving the Didsbury Business Community for the last 50 years. The Gala is our way of showing support and appreciation to our local business community. We are pulling out all the stops for this years’ Gala with chefs creating a spectacular meal and the Woodhouse Band providing the entertainment. We will be announcing the winner of our Small Business of the Year, as well as the New Business of the Year and the Not for Profit Society of the Year. Tickets are available now and if you purchase your tickets before September 15, you will get them at last years price of $50/member of $55/non-member. After September 15, ticket prices will go up to $55/member and $60/non-member. Discounted price is available for ticket purchases of 6 or more. Many of the businesses in town, in the past years, have used this event as their company Christmas party. We will again have our silent auction, proceeds of which will go to the Friends of the Library. To purchase your tickets, contact the Chamber Office at 403.335.3265.
DIDSBURY COUNTRY CHRISTMAS- will be happening the evening of Friday, November 30. Finish up your Christmas shopping, take a picture with Santa and even enjoy a horse-drawn wagon ride! From 5:00-9:00 pm there will be free photos with Santa at the Train Station and “Top up the Trailer” will be going on from 5:00-10:00 pm. The Scouts will also be selling beef on a bun and cotton candy! The wagon rides will go from 7:00-9:00 pm and will travel between Didsbury Value Drug Mart and Victoria Square Mall. For more details, contact the Chamber Office at 403.335.3265.
THE FIREARMS
COURSEThis Canadian Firearms Course is a prerequisite for obtaining a Possession and Acquisition license, and it will run on September 24, 26 and 29. September 24 & 26 from 6:00-9:00 pm and September 29 from 8:00 am-5:00 pm. Cost is $115 + GST. Call Didsbury Neighborhood Place to register at 403.335.8719.
TRI-COMMUNITY
TRANSITThis pilot project aims to provide transportation to residents of D idsbu ry, Ca rs ta i r s and Cremona that do not drive, or who can not drive. It gives them an opportunity to get to and from medical or other special appointments in Calgary or Airdrie. Call 1.877.389.2887 to book your transport time today.
FIRST AID COURSEFirst Aid is an essential life skill to have. With this course you will become knowledgeable and certified on standard first aid, CPR and how to use an AED. Course will be September 29 & 30 from 8:00 am-4:00 pm. $130 + GST. If you need to recertify, there will be a First Aid Recert on October 12 from 8:00 am-4:00 pm. $90 + GST. Call 403.335.8719 to register.
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Zumba Fitness combines Latin rhythms with international dance
beats to create a fitness class that will blow your mind!
A 7-week session runs every Wednesday from September 5 - October 17, 6:00-7:00 pm
(September 5 & 19 will be in the Train Station)
Please bring water, weights, a mat and your smile!
10-punch pass $54.00Drop-in $6.00
OVERALLHEALTH & FITNESS
Ÿ Cardio EquipmentŸ Strength TrainingŸ Free WeightsŸ Personal Training by Peak Personal TrainingŸ Kickboxing ClassesŸ TanningŸ Children’s PlayroomŸ SupplementsŸ Visalus Distributor
Stop in and see us at our new location on Main Street in Didsbury.
102, 1610 - 20 Street
Didsbury, AB
403.518.2101
STROLLERCISE
This class blends power-walking and cardio drills with strength training exercises specially designed to target the muscles moms use most. This fun interval program is easily adapted for any fitness level. Any stroller will do and all you need to bring is a yoga mat or towel and a water bottle. Children of all ages are welcome - parent supervised. Mondays & Wednesdays 10:00am-10:45am weather permitting, at the Didsbury Memorial Park walking path. $10.00/drop-in. Classes will run September 10- October 10.
Call AFLCA certified instructor, Laura Bateman at 403.994.7660 or
FITNESS KICKBOXING CLASSES
Adult Tuesdays at 7:00 pmSaturdays at 10:00 am$40.00/month
Kids classes run in 6-week sessions.$60.00 for the session, please call the gym for more details.
Instructor Sheri Brydges Level 1 & 2 Kickboxing Canada Instructor. Classes are held at Overall Health & Fitness, 102, 1610 - 20 Street. Call 403.518.2101 for information and registration.
Try the first class for FREE!!
JAZZERCISE
Burn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully effective 60-minute total body workout. Real results. Pure fun! Held at the Didsbury Train Station Monday/ Wed/Friday 9-10 am with childcareTuesday/ Thursday 5:30-6:30 pm
FIRST CLASS IS FREE!All ages and fitness levels welcomed.
Call 335.305.7944 to [email protected]
SIMPLE-STEP FITNESS
Take the first step fitness! Join certified instructor Vicki in this hour-long simple step aerobics class. This combination class will consist of a 30 minute cardio workout and 30 minutes of weights and ab work. All set to foot tapping tunes!
A 12-week session runs every Monday from September 24 - December 17,
6:00 - 7:00 pm at the Westglen School.** No class October 8 **
Cost:$6.00 Drop-In
$54.00 10- Punch PassFirst class is FREE!
For more information call 403.335.7369
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FITNESS KICKBOXING CLASSES
Adult Tuesdays at 7:00 pmSaturdays at 10:00 am$40.00/month
Kids classes run in 6-week sessions$60.00 for the session, please call the gym for more details
Instructor Sheri Brydges Level 1 & 2 Kickboxing Canada Instructor. Classes are held at Overall Health & Fitness, 102, 1610 - 20 Street. Call 403.518.2101 for information and registration.
Try the first class for FREE!!
CRAFT AND SPLASHJoin the lifeguards for a simple craft followed by
a fun swim!
Every Wednesday from 1:00-2:00 pmand every Sunday from 2:00-3:00 pm
Ages 3-6. $5.00/child
A great low impact workout, focusing on joint mobility and improved cardiovascular fitness. This class allows the flexibility for you to work out at your own pace and fitness level. Can be either a deep or shallow water workout.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 11:00am-noon.
A high intensity, low impact workout, sure to get your heart rate up and your muscles conditioned. Can be either a deep or shallow water workout.
Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:00am-noon.
For more information contact the Didsbury Memorial Complex at 403.335.7369
Boot camp is a high intensity class that expands lung capacity, increases cardio fitness, provides
the benefits of weight and resistance training - all from the within the pool with little or no impact on the joints. Deep or shallow water workout - you
choose!
Join us at the Aquatic Centre on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00-9:00 pm.
Regular admission rates apply. Call the Didsbury Memorial Complex at 403.335.7369 for more
information.
AQUALITE
AQUAFIT
BOOT CAMP
SWIM IN MOVIES???
Aquatic Centre Rentals
Pool Rental: Whether it is a birthday party, youth event, or a family gathering. Pool rentals include the hot tub and steam room (age appropriate). Rentals include a 50-minute classroom rental.
Cost: $120.00/hour based on two lifeguards - up to 70 people with slide. $38.00 (extra guard/over 70 people)
Classroom Rental: Rent the classroom for a private party or event. Rentals are available during facility hours.
Cost: $20.00/hr. Maximum capacity 30.
ADVERTISING & SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Are you interested in advertising your business within our community? The Didsbury Memorial Complex offers a variety of advertising opportunities to suit your needs and your budget. Call Stefanie at 403.335.7366 for details.
The Didsbury Memorial Complex and the Didsbury Aquatic Centre are always looking for businesses or community groups to sponsor free skates and swims for the community to enjoy. If you are interested in either opportunity, please call the Didsbury Memorial Complex at 403.335.7369.
BOOT CAMP
Want a great workout?
Boot camp is a high intensity class that expands lung capacity, increases cardio fitness, provides the benefits of weight and resistance training - all from the within the pool with little or no impact on the joints. Deep or shallow water workout - you choose!
Join us at the Aquatic Centre on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00-9:00 pm.
Regular admission rates apply. Call the D i d s b u r y M e m o r i a l C o m p l e x a t 403.335.7369 for more information.
SWIM-IN MOVIEHeld the second Friday of every month from
7:00-9:00 pm!
September 14 - The MuppetsOctober 12 - The Lorax
Limited to 50 people, so come early!
NATIONAL LIFESAVING COURSESplash into a new career, become a lifeguard! The Didsbury Aquatic Centre will be having an NLS Course on September 14, 15, 16, 28, 29 & 30 inclusive. Fridays, 5:00 - 9:00 pm and Saturdays/Sundays 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. Must be 16 years of age with your standard first aid or AEC Bronze Cross. Cost is $305.00, call 403.335.7369 to register.
Labour DayMonday, September 3
The Didsbury Aquatic Centre will be open for the following on Labour Day:
12:00 - 1:00 pm - Lap Swim1:00 - 3:00 pm - Public Swim3:00 - 5:00 pm - Family Swim
Thanksgiving DayMonday, October 8
The Didsbury Aquatic Centre will be open for the following on Thanksgiving Day:
12:00 - 1:00 pm - Lap Swim1:00 - 3:00 pm - Public Swim3:00 - 5:00 pm - Family Swim
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Didsbury Aquatic Centre Fall Schedule
In effect September 1 - December 21, 2012
Daily Admission:2 & Under free Child 3-7 $2.75 Student $4.50 Adult $5.75 Senior $4.50
Didsbury Aquatic Centre1702 - 21 Avenue
Didsbury, Alberta T0M 0W0403.335.7369
www.didsbury.ca
Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
CLOSED
CLOSED
Early Bird7-9
Early Bird7-9
Early Bird7-9
Early Bird7-9
Early Bird7-9
Swimming Lessons
9-12
Schools9-11
Schools9-11
Schools9-11
Schools9-11
Schools9-11
Aqualite11-12
Aquafit11-12
Aqualite11-12
Aquafit11-12
Aqualite11-12
Lap Swim/P&T
12-1
Lap Swim/P&T
12-1
Lap Swim/P&T
12-1
Lap Swim/P&T
12-1
Lap Swim/P&T
12-1
Lap Swim/P&T
12-1
Lap Swim/P&T
12-1
Private Rental
1-2
Private Rental
1-2
School Rental1-2.30
Preschool Lessons1-2.30
Mom Time Fitness/C&S
1-2
Preschool Lessons1-2.30
School Rental
1-3
Public Swim2-4
C&S / Water Sports
2-3Public Swim
2.30-5
Open Swim2.30-4
CLOSEDMaintenance
2-3
Open Swim2.30-4
Public Swim3-5Public Swim
3-5
Swimming Lessons
4-6
Public Swim 3-5
Swimming Lessons
4-6
CLOSED
$10 Family Swim5-7
Water Sports
5-6
Water Sports
5-6
Private Lessons
5-7
Public Swim6-8
Family Swim6-8
Public Swim6-8
Family Swim6-8
Public Swim7-9
2nd Friday of every month
Swim-In Movie
CLOSEDAdult Swim
8-9
Adult Swim/Boot
Camp8-9
Adult Swim8-9
Adult Swim/Boot
Camp8-9
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Public Swim: All ages welcome, those children 7 yrs of age and under must be accompanied by a responsible person 16 yrs of age or older. Hot Tub and Steam Room available.
Family Swim: All ages welcome, these swims are designated to families. All minor children must be accompanied in the water by an adult (+18), all adults must be accompanied by a child. Hot Tub and Steam Room available (age requirements).
Early Bird and Lap swim: This swim is designated for lane swimming, hot tub and steam room only. Anyone participating must swim lengths.
Open Swim: Available for anyone! Half of the pool will be sectioned off for the lane swimmers with the rest of the pool open for all to enjoy. The slide will be turned off during this swim.
Senior Swim: This swim is designated for those seniors interested in a relaxing, leisurely, self-directed workout. Hot Tub and Steam Room available.
Toonie Parent and Tot: Parents and Tots are welcome to use the Tot Pool and Hot Tub for only a Toonie each.
Mommy Break Time: Parents get a break, while children 3-7 years play in the water with a lifeguard/instructor. Coffee, tea and cookies provided.
Adult Swim: This time is designated for those 18+ to swim laps, play in the water, enjoy the Steam Room or soak in the Hot Tub.
NEW PROGRAMS THIS FALL!!
Craft & Splash: Preschoolers are sure to enjoy this new program. We will be making a fun craft followed by a half hour in the pool with one of our lifeguards!
Youth Water Sports: Join your friends in fun competition while learning the basics in water polo, underwater hockey and volleyball!
Adult Water Sports: Meet fellow aquatic enthusiasts and try out a new sport. Learning the basics of water polo, water volleyball and underwater hockey are just a start during this fun-filled hour. Every evening will end with a scrimmage.
SWIM DESCRIPTIONS
Fall Swim Lessons
SK 1/2 9:40 - 10:20 am Sea Otter/Salamander 9:00 - 9:40 am
SK 3/4 10:20 - 11:00 am Sunfish/Croc/Whale 10:20 - 11:00 am
SK 8/9/10 11:00 - 11:40 am SK 5/6/7 11:00 - 11:40 am
Sea Otter/Salamander 9:40 - 10:20 am Starfish/Duck/Sea Turtle 9:00 - 9:40 am
Saturday Sessions
Set 1 : September 15- October 27 and
Set 2 : November 10-December 15
Tuesday / Thursday Sessions
Set 1 : September 11- October 4
Set 2 : October 16- November 8
Set 3 : November 20- December 13
Preschool Lessons September 11 - October 4 : October 16 - November 8 : November 20 - December 13
Sea Otter/Salmander 1:00 - 1:30 pm
Sunfish/Crocodlie/Whale 1:30 - 2:00 pm
Sunfish/Crocodile/Whale 2:00 - 2:30 pm
September 11 - October 4 October 16 - November 8 November 20 - December 13
Sea Otter/Salamander4:00 - 4:30 pm
Sea Otter/Salamander4:00 - 4:30 pm
Sea Otter/Salamander4:00 - 4:30 pm
Sunfish/Crocodile/Whale4:30 - 5:00 pm
Sunfish/Crocodile/Whale4:30 - 5:00 pm
Sunfish/Crocodile/Whale4:30 - 5:00 pm
SK 1 / 24:00 - 4: 30 pm
SK 1 / 24:00 - 4: 30 pm
SK 1 / 24:00 - 4: 30 pm
SK 3 / 44:30 - 5:00 pm
SK 3 / 44:30 - 5:00 pm
SK 3 / 44:30 - 5:00 pm
SK 5/6/75:00 - 5:45 pm
SK 5/6/75:00 - 5:45 pm
SK 5/6/75:00 - 5:45 pm
SK 8/9/105:00 - 6:00 pm
SK 8/9/105:00 - 6:00 pm
SK 8/9/105:00 - 6:00 pm
For registration and information call 403.335.7369
Public LessonsSeptember 11 - October 4 : October 16 - November 8 : November 20 - December 13
Public LessonsSeptember 11 - October 4 : October 16 - November 8 : November 20 - December 13
Sea Otter/Salmander 4:00 - 4:30 pm SK1/2 4:00 - 4:30 pm
Sunfish/Crocodlie/Whale 4:30 - 5:00 pm SK 3/4 4:30 - 5:00 pm
SK 5/6/7 5:00 - 5:45 pm SK 8/9/10 5:00 - 6:00 pm
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SERVICE GROUPS
Careers 4 Everyone Main Office........................403.556.3808
Chinook Arch Victim’s Services Society Roberta Hammer................403.556.6777
Didsbury/Carstairs Citizens on Patrol Al Hansen...........................403.335.8755
Didsbury & District Chamber of Commerce Chamber Office..................403.335.3265
Didsbury & District Community Bus Don Irwin...........................403.335.9538
Didsbury Cemetery Committee Maxine Moreau.................403.335.3391
Ext. 1109
Didsbury & District Fire DepartmentOffice ...............................403.335.3222
Didsbury Elks Lodge #514Bill Ward ..........................403.335.4655
Didsbury Lions ClubRaymond Lea....................403.335.3798
Didsbury Municipal LibraryMain Office ......................403.335.3142
Didsbury Out of School Care Assoc.TammyAckerman ..........403.559.8113
King Hiram Lodge #21Jim Allison .......................403.335.8339
Mountain View Arts FestivalKathleen Windsor..............403.335.9445
Order of the Royal Purple #317Joan Hannah......................403.335.4511
St. Hilda’s Chapter #27, Order of the Eastern Star
M. Steckler........................403.335.4281
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PRESCHOOL/DAYCARE
SCHOOLS
SENIORS
Didsbury Out of School Care Assoc. Tammy Ackerman...............403.335.8719
Didsbury Preschool Cherrie Crawford.................403.335.8818
Kidsbury Daycare MJ Paul................................403.335.3228
Kidz Playhouse Daycare.......403.335.4757
Little Wonders Play School Linda Lunt............................405.335.3806
Didsbury Career High School Main Office.........................403.335.3407
Didsbury High SchoolMain Office........................403.335.3356
Holy Trinity Catholic SchoolMain Office........................403.556.9444
Koinonia Christian SchoolMain Office........................403.335.9587
Ross Ford Elementary SchoolMain Office .......................403.335.3234
Westglen Middle School..............403.335.8700
Didsbury & District Health Services Auxiliary
Sharon Barefoot................403.335.7268
Didsbury & District Senior Support Svcs.Main Office.......................403.335.4391
Mon. - Fri. 9:30am - 12:00 pm
Didsbury Lifeline SocietyShirley Thompson.............403.335.3787
Mountain View Senior’s HousingSam Smalldon....................403.335.8404
Main Office..........
CHURCHES
CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS
Bergthal Mennonite Church Pastor Mike Nimz...................403.335.4451
Chinook Winds Christian Centre Church Office........................403.335.3551
Knox United Church Rev. Nancy Nourse................403.335.8373
Redeemer Lutheran Church. Rev. Robert Mohns...............403.335.3161
St, Anthony’s Catholic Church John Kohut.............................403.335.8860
St. Cyprian’s Anglican Church Rev, David Asher...................403.335.4664
Zion Evangelical Missionary Church Colin Creighton.....................403.335.3629
1st Didsbury Scouts Linda Rose............................403.335.3407
5-0 Club of DidsburyBookings..............................403.335.2861
Didsbury Agricultural SocietyLori Whitlow........................403.335.4494
Didsbury Army CadetsBrad Gregor..........................403.335.4719
Didsbury & District Historical SocietyFrankie Kelly........................403.335.3633
Didsbury Neighborhood Place................403.335.8719
Didsbury R/C Fun FlyersRay Aire...............................403.556.7609Randy Smith........................403.556.3648
Girl Guides of CanadaLinda Reade.........................403.556.6647
Theatre DidsburyDerek Lewis.........................403.335.4777
Main Office..........
SPORTS & FITNESS
Didsbury Aqua Jets Swim Club Lisa Sauve.............................403.335.8115
Didsbury Figure Skating Club Rose Schroeder......................403.586.8571
Didsbury Football Club
Didsbury Curling Club Jennifer Bommarito ..............403.335.3753
Mark Lefebvre.......................403.335.2838Duke Moreau.........................403.335.4948
Didsbury Fun Hockey League Cindy Fast..............................403.335.3645
Didsbury Golf Club Clubhouse ............................403.335.3635
Didsbury Ramblers Minor Hockey Assoc. Stacey Lodermeier .................403.335.8294
Didsbury Lacrosse Club Lorraine........ ........................403.337.0056
Didsbury Lawn Bowling Club Eric McTaggart .....................403.335.9863
Didsbury Minor Ball Association Carolyn Taylor........................403.335.3946
Didsbury Minor Soccer Association
Iwa Yama Karate Rathe Mokelky.......................403.559.7284
Ladies Fitness ClassDrew Taddia...........................403.510.4915
Mtn. View Colts Junior B Hockey Club Doug Miller ...........................403.335.4966
Maxine Spence......................403.335.9472
SUPPORT GROUPS cont’d
Early Childhood Program Andrea Reid.....................403.335.7292
Mtn. View Food Bank Society Main Office......................403.556.1693
Mtn. View Community Literacy Main Office .................... 403.556.3045
Rosebud Health Foundation Sharon Barefoot...............403.335.7626
RCMP........................................403.335.3382
Street Teams Safe House Society Leslie Evans.....................403.228.3390
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Gen Andrews ..................403.335.4648 Judy Coutts .....................403.335.2212
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SUPPORT GROUPS
Accredited Supports to the Community Main Office......................403.556.4110
Alcoholics Anonymous Rick..................................403.335.8385 Calgary & District Help...403.777.1212 Chinook Arch Victim Services Society Roberta Hammer.............403.556.6777
Christmas Helpers Linda Sirr.........................403.335.4832
Didsbury Home Care/Day Support Faye Byrgesen.................403.335.7603
Didsbury Mental Health Main Office.....................403.335.7285
Healthy FamiliesTracyGustafson..............403.901.5660
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION LISTING
Lions ClubShuttle Bus
Booking a RideInformation on Shuttle Bus please
call 403.507.0208 (Mondays, Wednesdays, Friday)8:00 am - 3:00 pm
www.didsburylions.ca
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Didsbury 403-335-3212 Sundre 403-638-3541Toll Free 1-888-335-3212 Airdrie 403-948-4963
THREE LOCATIONS TOSERVE YOU:DIDSBURY,
SUNDRE AND AIRDRIE
READY MIX CONCRETE PLACING AND FINISHINGCONCRETE PUMPING SAND AND GRAVELEXCAVATION FORMINGBOBCAT, PREP WORK DECORATIVE CONCRETE
FAX 403-335-3561
Is your community group not on the list? Send your information to Sydney Hanson at [email protected] to be included in this
free service!
The next edition of the Didsbury Community Living Guide is scheduled for delivery in early December 2012 and will cover the months of December, January and Febuary 2012/2013. If you have any upcoming events, programs, meetings or schedules that you would like to submit, please send them to Sydney Hanson at
or call 403.335.3391 [email protected]
