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Fall 2016
PRESIDENT Mitch Bernier [email protected]
PAST PRESIDENT 306-955-3044 Gary Polishak [email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT Vacant
TREASURER Jen Dhanjal [email protected]
MEETING RECORDER Rebecca Blyth-Kereluik [email protected]
YOUTH COORDINATOR Michelle Bernier [email protected]
PARK/RINK COORDINATOR 306-955-3044 Gary Polishak [email protected]
ADULT COORDINATOR Vacant
MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR Vacant
COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR 306-955-3044 Danielle Polishak [email protected]
SOCIAL COORDINATOR Jaime Herle [email protected]
COMMUNITY LIAISON OFFICER Cst. Dawn Epp 306-975-8032
SOCCER COORDINATOR Jason Evans [email protected]
BALL COORDINATOR Vacant
FACILITIES COORDINATOR Andrea Lockwood [email protected]
BASKETBALL COORDINATOR Robyn Flaman [email protected]
MEMBER AT LARGE Lindsay Porubanec [email protected] Dean Prosky [email protected]
PRINCIPAL-LAKERIDGE SCHOOL Mr. Kevin Epp B. 306-683-7320
LAKERIDGE SCHOOL LIAISON Dean Prosky
PRINCIPAL-ST. LUKE SCHOOL Carol Sarich B. 306-659-7370
ST. LUKE SCHOOL LIAISON Vacant
CITY CONSULTANT Mark Planchot 306-975-2942
WEBSITE COORDINATOR Danielle Polishak [email protected]
www.lakeridgecommunity.ca
2016 / 2017 Executive
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGEHello neighbours,
My name is Michel Bernier and I am the new President of the Lakeridge Community Association. I have been serving on LCA for the past year as your Vice President and prior to that I was the Soccer Coordinator. Over these last four years, I have seen faces come and go. Walking through the school, the park and the grocery store, I run into these folks every now and then. It is such a good feeling knowing that LCA has brought us together. Community brings us together!
I believe in this community, home to approximately 4000 peo-ple, and what it offers. We want to keep our community great, clean and safe.
The community association offers youth and adult leisure programs that are affordable and local. We maintain things like the rink, tennis court and lights. We plan community events
LAKERIDGECOMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
FALL REGISTRATION
Programs will be offered online starting Monday, August 15th through to Monday September 5th and closing
@ 11:59 pm on the 5th. Online registration can only accommodate credit card payments.
IN-PERSON registration will be held at Lakeridge School on TUESDAY, Sept 6th 7 – 8pm for those wishing to pay by
cash or cheque.Due to the increasing number of late registrations, we will have one ‘last chance’ online registration September 10 &11. All ‘late’ registrations will incur a $25 fee. We encourage participants to mark the registration dates on your calendar to avoid ‘late fees’.
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NEW: ADVERTISE WITH USIf you are interested in advertising in the Lakeridge Newsletter you can contact us at: [email protected]
The LCA may limit the number of ads in order to fit our printing requirements. Ads must be submitted well in advance.
December newsletter deadline is October 31 February/March deadline is December 31 August deadline is May 31
Business Card Size $45 Quarter Page $75 Half Page $145
All ads must be approved by the coordinator.
like our first annual garage sale and family fun days. We donate to causes that make our community a better place, such as the signs in front of our schools and the Lakeridge Playground Project.
Just like everything this takes time and money. Our time comes from our volunteers. It is the members of our community that volunteer their time to put programs together, to blow up soccer balls, to build a better news-letter and help the executive on the board. Our income is generated from membership fees, programs and city and provincial grants. You may not have kids in soccer, take part in the zumba class or come to our fun day, but, I am betting you look at the signs as you drive by or walk by the schools, have friends or family that use the park and rink or you have grand-kids that use the spray park.
If you fall into one of these categories, I challenge you to hold an active membership. $10 / family covers you for the year starting with our fall registrations. We can use this to build the next project we want to get behind.
At the time of writing this message, Phase 1 of the Lakeridge Playground project is underway. By the time this newsletter comes out, it will be ready! That is awe-some. Simply awesome!
In order to accomplish these things, it takes involve-ment! It takes you!
- Michel Bernier
HAPPY NEW YEAR!We are very proud to be part of the Lakeridge community, serving its members with Catholic education for the past 25 years. Guided by the Gospel virtues, we stand firm on a mission based on our Catholic faith. This year we continue to stride forward with division and school improvement plans to improve reading achievement, focus on early years’ interventions, as well as supporting First Nation and Metis cultural understanding. As we are at the mid-year point, we are encouraged by the great successes we have already achieved this year, and look forward to the continual growth in the upcoming months.
It is the time of year that we start thinking about registrations for the upcoming school year, especially for Kindergarten. If you, or someone you know, are looking for schooling options for a child that will be 5 years of age by January 31st, 2017, we invite you to explore St. Luke School. We offer a faith-based experience that is grounded in child-centered approaches to nurture and support your child’s growth, academically, physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually. Please drop by the school, or call us at 306-659-7370, to organize for a tour.
Carol Sarich Ralph Kunz Principal, St. Luke School Vice-Principal, St. Luke School
A NOTE TO THE LAKERIDGE COMMUNITY
On about June 26, 2016 at 3:00 am, 5 youths decided to remodel the sign in front of St. Luke School. They tore a limb off the tree in front of the school and proceeded to batter and break the letters and rails on the sign.
These signs were donated to the schools a few years ago at the cost of $9,000.00 each.
The damage to the sign is estimated at $1,200.00 which is another cost the CA will cover. This is the 3rd incident with damage to this sign in this calendar year.
The Saskatoon City police have contacted the LCA and are continuing their investigation.
If anyone has any information regarding this incident, please come forward to the police or to your LCA. If the vandals are found, we would like them to work off their cost of damage by helping to repair boards on the rink, paint it and help repaint the tennis court.
This type of vandalism has been going on in our community far too often.“Do you know where your children are?” Thank you, Gary Polishak Park-Rink Co./ Past-President Lakeridge CA
WELCOME BACK LAKERIDGE STUDENTSWe trust you have enjoyed an active and relaxing summer break! Lakeridge School staff are prepared for another exciting school year. We look forward to reconnecting with returning students and their families, and welcoming all those who are new to the school. Mark your calendar for the ANNUAL SCC Pancake Breakfast scheduled for September 30th. See YOU soon! Kevin Epp Principal-Lakeridge School
BALLET 3 - 4 Years Lakeridge School 6:00 - 6:30 Thursdays September 19 - March 30 $100.00
BALLET 5 - 7 Years Lakeridge School 630-715 Thursdays September 19 - March 30 $100.00
JAZZ 5 - 7 Years Lakeridge School 7:15 - 8:00 Thursdays September 19 - March 30 $100.00
LITTLE TYKES SOCCER 3 - 4 Years PARENT & CHILD Lakeridge School 6:00 - 6:45 Tuesdays September 27 - December 6 $50.00
YOUTH NIGHT Ages 6+ Lakeridge School 7:00 - 9:00 pm Fridays September 23 - December 9 FREE
BABYSITTING COURSE Ages 11+ ELIM CHURCH 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Saturdays October 22 & November 26 $65.00
BRICKS FOR KIDZ NIGHT OUT Ages 5+ Lakeridge School 5:30 - 8:00 Friday October 21st $50.00
The LCA is looking for a member of our community to volunteer for the Adult Co. position on our executive in order for these classes and many more to be offered in our community this fall.
This 2/yr. position can be shared by 1 or 2 people. If you think you might be interested in volunteering your time to the LCA and your community, contact any member of the current executive for more information. Thank you for considering
IYENGAR YOGA Monday 7:00 - 9:00
ZUMBA Monday 7:00 - 8:00
BUTTS & GUTS Tuesday 6:00 - 7:00
KETTLEBELL Tuesday 7:00 - 8:15
WALK & SCULPT Wednesday 6:00 - 7:00
BODY TONING Wednesday 7:00 - 8:15
PILATES Thursday 7:00 - 8:00
FRIDAY NIGHT FITNESS Friday 7:30 - 9:00
FALL 2016 REGISTRATIONLakeridge Community Association Fall 2016 Programs
REGISTRATION:In-person registration is Tuesday, September 6 from 7 - 8 pm at Lakeridge School, 305 Waterbury Road. Cash or Cheque will be accepted at the in-person registration. We also offer on-line registration at www.lakeridgecommunity.ca From August 15 to September 5 (credit card payment only). A membership fee of $10 is required to participate in all programs and must be presented at the time of registration. An additional fee of $25 will apply to late registration for any program that accepts registration after September 6th. Please consult the CA Newsletter or visit www.lakeridgecommunity.ca for further program details. Lakeridge Community Association honours all other CA memberships. Refund Policy: No refunds after the 2nd week of the activity. CA programs do not run on statutory holidays or school breaks.
CHILDREN
ADULT FITNESS CLASSES
Lakeridge Community Association would like to extend a giant THANK YOU to the following
members who coached in the Outdoor Soccer League this spring.Without these volunteers,
there would be no soccer! Jocylyn Ulvick Mitch Bernier Derek Lepage Russell White Sarah Safronetz Sheri Fisher Jason Evans Max Lingard Sheldon Mathies Chris Todd Derrick Kunz Bradie Ulvick Marty Hoehn Claude Denis Sean Folstad Ken HealThank you to the other parents who are behind
the scenes and on the bench. We know you are out there too!
SMBA BASKETBALL REGISTRATIONParticipants develop basketball skills while learning about team play in an environment of fun and sportsmanship. Teams practice once during the week starting in late September and play league games on Saturdays from October until March. Come out and have fun and learn one of the greatest team sports available. Registrations will be accepted at the LCA community registration online or in person for the following age groups:Spuds (Co-ed) Gr. 3 & 4 (under 10 years) $105 Mini Gr. 5 & 6 (under 12 years) $135 Bantam Gr. 7 & 8 (under 14 years) $155 Midget Gr. 9 & 10 (under 16 years) $175 Juvenile Gr. 11 & 12 (under 18 years) $225Kids in grades 1 & 2 may register with the SMBA online for the Dunkaroos Program @ www.smba.ca. A $25 fee will be added for each player for the purchase of a Lakeridge Basketball Jersey. This jersey will remain the property of the player.For further information regarding registration, contact Robyn Flamann at [email protected] or visit the SMBA website at www.smba.ca.
INDOOR SOCCER The following LCA Soccer programs will be running for the 2016 Indoor Season. The season will start up
around mid-October and continue until the end of March.
We ALWAYS have a necessity for coaches, so if you are willing, please put your name forward.
- under 6 co-ed- under 8 co-ed (if required)
- under 8 Girls- under 8 Boys
- under 10 Girls- under 10 Boys
Lakeridge residents, show your Community SPIRIT with the
purchase of ‘LAKERIDGE’ clothing.Hoodies, sweatpants and t-shirts
will all be available for purchase this FALL!
Watch our FACEBOOK page and WEBSITE for more details…
ALL proceeds will go to the LAKERIDGE PLAYGROUND
PROJECT!
WHAT ARE MEMBERSHIP FEES USED FOR?
Our community association was established for the benefit of our Lakeridge residents, developing programs and services to enhance our community’s interests and needs.
Your membership fee is used for developing and running programs, activities and administrative costs for the association.
In 2006 your Lakeridge Community Association donated $9,000 to each of our community’s schools to erect our school/community signs; and more recently donated $10,000 to the Lakeridge Playground Project.
Your membership fee also helps to pay for the upkeep of our community rink & tennis court. We also use this money to help pay for our annual family fun day!
The Lakeridge Community Association (LCA) is maintained by the dedicated individuals who volunteer their time to improve the quality of life for themselves and others in the community. Share the feeling of community pride – take time, make time - get involved with your community!
Support your association by purchasing a membership online or from any member of the executive.
www.lakeridgecommunity.ca
LCA Executive meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month
@ 7:00pm.
YOU are welcome to attend.
TAKE TIME... MAKE TIME…
GET INVOLVED IN YOUR COMMUNITY! VACANT Coordinator positions
Vice president, Membership, Adult programs, Ball &Treasurer
Contact your LCA executive.
www.lakeridgecommunity.ca
The Lakeridge Community Association wishes to ensure that its programs and sports leagues are accessible to all residents of Lakeridge. The Board of Directors has a policy addressing “cost as a barrier to participation.” Registration fees will be absorbed by the Community Association if prohibitive for an individual or family to pay. You need only contact the president in confidence to qualify for assistance. Please call Gary Polishak for more information at 955-3044.
MAP OFLAKERIDGE
MISSION STATEMENTTo encourage a sense of community and
to improve the quality of life for all residents within the neighbourhood by promoting and coordinating leisure programs and social activities and representing the neighbourhood.
Emmeline Preschool Inc. 275 Emmeline Road (St. Luke School)
- Non-cooperative - Teacher with Bachelor of Education - Staff trained in first aid and CPR - 2 or 3 days/week - AM or PM class - Programs for 3 and 4 yr olds - In and out of class field trips - Access to school gym and library
659-7258 [email protected]
