Wetaskiwin 2015 Spring/Summer Programs

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SPRING/SUMMER 2015 | YOUR GUIDE TO WHAT’S HAPPENING IN WETASKIWIN

PROGRAMS2015 SPRING/SUMMER

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2015 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE 3

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AnimAtion Film DrAwing For KiDs – AFter school7-12 YeArs NEW!Kids make their own short animation films! They will learn what it takes to refine their own ideas for a short film, and how to draw and transfer the information to a program online. At the end of the class they should be able to enjoy their own creation.instructor: margot solticeDate: tuesdays, march 24 - may 5(no class April 7) time: 4 pm - 5:30 pm Fee: $89, supplies: $30Kit includes drawing supplies, etc.

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AnimAtion Film & sculptingFor teens 12-18 YeArs NEW!Teens make their own short animation films! They will learn what it takes to refine their own ideas for a short film, learn how to sculpt those ideas and then transfer the information to a program online. At the end of the class they should be able to enjoy their own creation!instructor: margot solticeDate: tuesdays, march 24 - may 5(no class April 7)time: 6 pm - 8 pmFee: $109, supplies: $40 Kit includes sculpy clay and some drawing supplies.

wetAsKiwin AllieD Art AnD crAFt centre4520 - 48 Avenue | wetaskiwin craft centre registrAtion proceDure:

1. To register or for more information call: WAACC Office 780-362-ARTS (2787); Judy 780-352-59882. mail your registration and payment to: wetaskiwin Allied Art and craft centre, Box

6453, wetaskiwin, AB t9A 2g23. wAAcc encourages all students to register early (2 weeks or more prior to class).

students choosing to register late run the risk of having their course cancelled due to low enrolment or being placed on a waiting list due to high enrolment. students are not considered registered until full payment is made. A full refund will be issued for all courses cancelled by wAAcc.

4. A ten percent off coupon is available for registration fees paid before march 20, 2015. the coupon cannot be used toward supply costs. coupon must accompany registration.

5. see our website for registration forms and cancellation policies.6. website: www.waacc.ca

KiDs & teens Ages 7-18

to register for any of these courses: 780-362-Arts | 780-352-5988 | www.waacc.ca


wetAsKiwin AllieD Art AnD crAFt centre4520 - 48 Avenue | wetaskiwin craft centre


teens & ADults Ages 16+Younger students need to be pre-approvedby instructor.

potterY

For all pottery classes and studio times: clay must be purchased from wAAcc for $50.00 per ½ box of clay which includes use of tools, the cost of glazes and firing.

potterY – 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.

AFternoon stuDio timestudio tech: Jennifer nash Date: wednesdays, April 1 - June 24 time: 1 pm - 4 pmFee: $90 Daily drop-in fee $10

eVening stuDio time studio tech: Judy Bortnik Date: thursdays, April 2 - June 25 time: 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm Fee: $90 Daily drop-in fee $10

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 10 - April 28 time: 6:30 pm - 9:00pmFee: $230

glAzing worKshop NEW!Learn how to mix a glaze while being taught skills and techniques of glazing from a skilled local potter. Practise techniques on bisque ware of your own or practice pieces available at the Centre. We recommend you take this class to finish your pottery from the wheel class.instructor: Kenny Alberg Date: saturday, may 2 time: 9 am - 12 noonFee: $35

plAster moulD cAsting For potterY Make plaster moulds and make unique pottery pieces.Date: Saturdays; April 11 & 18

moulD cerAmics For KiDs — AFter school - 7-13 YeArs NEW!Kids will get to chose a number of items to make from a selection of greenware. They will learn to clean the seams, glaze an item for firing, and stain a piece of bisque ware. Children will bring home a number of projects to enjoy for years.instructor: terry DemolineDate: mondays, April 13 - April 27 time: 4 pm- 6 pmFee: $50 supplies: $30 includes greenware, glazes and stains, firing

KiDs BirthDAY pArtieswith a focus on your choice of art or craft activities. lots of room to hold the party too. please see our website (www.waacc.ca) for more details.

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intermeDiAte stAineD glAssStudents must have taken a Beginner’s Stained Glass course, or have some recent experience. This copper foil method Stained Glass course will offer the student a choice of two patterns for a window panel, either a rectangle or oval shape, to be done in a Tiffany glass style. Includes time for bag lunch and student clean-up. fee includes tool use. Purchase own supplies and glass (some at centre). instructor: sandra French Date: saturdays, April 11 - may 23 (no class may 16)time: 10 am - 3:30 pmFee: $210, supplies approximately $100

stAineD glAss gArDen stAKe NEW!fun class for beginners and intermediates alike. Students will make a garden stake topped by a colourful flower or butterfly. All the basics of copper foiled stained glass will be taught in this class. If you prefer you could forego the stake and make your glass art into a hanging ornament. fee includes supplies except for glass which can be purchased at the centre.instructor: sandra French Date: wednesdays, may 6 - may 20 time: 6:30 am - 9:30 pmFee: $90, supplies approximately $25

FABric Arts

BrAziliAn 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, march 17 - may 5 time: 1 pm - 3 pm Fee: $45, supply Fee: purchase supplies from instructor (about $50 for beginners)

Quilting stuDio timefor the beginner to intermediate quilter. Bring a new or existing project that youwould 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 15 to June 3 time: 1 pm - 4 pmFee: $70 Daily drop-in $10

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pAtchworK tote AnD zipper pouch one DAY worKshop NEW!Looking for a quick, fun project? In this one day workshop, you will learn to make two handy and attractive bags, a Patchwork Tote in a variety of sizes and a Zipper Pouch. Even beginners will find the projects easy – yet the finished product will look entirely professional. These cute and handy bags will garner praise when you carry them and raves when you gift them – if you can bear to give them away! Students must bring a sewing machine in good working order, thread, fabric of their choice, cutting mat, ruler and rotary cutter. Bring a bagged lunch.instructor: gloria BolivarDate: saturday, April 25 time: 9 am - 4 pmFee: $60

home & gArDen intro to mosAics worKshop NEW!Create your own original piece of art while learning the basics in mosaics by attending 3 sessions for a total of 8 hours. Design, composition, materials, cutting & laying, and grouting will all be covered. Supplies provided include:10” x 10” framed mirror base, china, glass beads, adhesive, and grout. Bring your own special beads, glass or jewelry to incorporate. No prior mosaic or art experience is necessary. instructor: margot solticeDates: Friday, April 24, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmsaturday, April 25, 10 am - 2:30 pm Friday, may 1, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Fee: $90 supply Fee: $30


cAKe DecorAting For Beginners NEW!Students will learn the basics of icing a cake, using a piping bag, making several types of buttercream flowers, and other piping techniques. Sarah has been decorating exquisite cakes and cookies for many years, and runs her own decorating business. Students in the class will be expected to make and bring their own icing, cakes, and supplies (about $40). List and recipes will be provided.instructor: sarah Kumar Dates: wednesdays, April 15 to may 6 time: 7 pm - 9 pmFee: $90

get cArDeD! NEW!Ever wanted to make your own greeting cards? Paper artist Jeanne Wood takes you through the steps of making many types of cards for various events, plus a special holder, in this four evening course. A personal, practical, inexpensive and artsy way to remember your friends and family. Course fee includes use of tools.instructor: Jeanne woodDates: wednesdays, march 18 - April 8 time: 7 pm - 8:30 pmFee: $30 supply Fee: $25

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wetAsKiwin Art cluBAllied Arts and craft centre, 4520-48 Avenue

Monthly meetings are held the second Wednesday of the month from 7 pm to 9 pm at the Craft Centre. Drop-in painting sessions held after the meetings and also the last Thursday of the month from 1 pm to 4 pm except during the months of July, August, December and January. Open to anyone interested in painting or drawing. Bring your own supplies. Drop-in fee of $2 is charged. call Judy at 780-352-2063 for more information.

the wetAsKiwin Art cluB AnnuAl Art showFree admission, refreshments, door prize and silent auction. Everyone welcome.Dates and location to be announced.

courses thAt will run iF interest shown

check our brochure and website, www.waacc.ca, for information on the following courses. Put your name on the list of interested students. If there is enough interest we will run the course.

obsidian Arrowhead and toolspaverpol sculpturepastel ArtAdult ceramics Knitting workshopssculpting with clayphotography coursesipad & iphone classesJewellery making silver smithing

Let us know if there is any type of course you would like to see us run. Also, if you would like to teach at the centre, we would love to hear from you. Your feedback and requests help us plan so that we can serve the community better.


photogrAphY & ViDeo

photogrAphY For Beginners NEW!Want to familiarize yourself with your camera? This course is geared towards digital SLR cameras. This will cover the basic operations of your camera, and is for you whether you are a “very beginner” or need to review what you have already learned. The Wetaskiwin photography club will be hosting this course. It is a great opportunity to meet “like-minded” photographers.Date: saturday, April 18time: 9 am - 12:30 pmFee: $35

photogrAphY cluBsome members of the community have formed a photography club that meets at the wetaskiwin Art and craft centre. the club meets every other thursday. if you have an interest in being involved in the club, please leave your name with the wAAcc.


wetAsKiwin & District heritAge museum5007-50 Avenue (the old montgomery ‘star’ store on historic main street)

winter hours (october through April): tuesday - Friday, 10 am - 5 pmsummer hours (may through september): tuesday - saturday, 10 am - 5 pm closed sundays, mondays, and all statutory holidays with the exception of canada Day. Specific times for workshops or special events are listed separately below.Admission to the museum is by donation. Any additional fees for special events and programs are listed separately below.For more information or to register: in person at the heritage museum, by phone at 780-352-0227, email [email protected], or visit our website www.wetaskiwinmuseum.com. like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/wetaskiwinmuseum Follow us on twitter @heritagemuseum1

ongoing progrAms

women 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 80 ladies with up to 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 2015 inductees is saturday, may 16.

Drop in Knittingwith 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 experiencelevels 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 year olds, the program will be tailored depending on the age and gender of the children.time: by arrangementFee: $10 per child how to register: registration can be done in person at least 2 weeks in advance 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 & progrAms

smAll town, Big DreAms: wetAsKiwin’s sports heroesBecome the next Val Fonteyne or Dorothy Lidstone. Canada’s Governor General has declared 2015 as the Year of Sports in Canada, so tie your skates, wax your skis, and gear up for our sporty new program in March. Come to the Heritage Museum to hear about local star athletes, learn about the evolution of sport, and share what inspired you to play sports. Date: Friday, march 27time: 2 pmFee: $10 in advance / $15 at the door(per child, no charge for adult chaperons)

preserVing our Future:A celeBrAtion oF eArth DAYIt’s time to reduce, reuse, and recycle at the Heritage Museum. Bring the whole family in to discover how the water cycle works in the district, get tips on how to conserve in-home resources, and learn how our actions have impacted the local ecosystem. Participate in experiments, crafts, and games that help us understand Wetaskiwin’s link to our surrounding world. Take home with you pioneer tried and tested methods to help reduce your ecological impact.Date: Friday, April 10time: 2 pmFee: $10 in advance / $15 at the door (per child, no charge for adult chaperons)

pioneer oF the YeAr cAll For nominAtions Every year the Heritage Museum presents our “Pioneer of the Year” Award to a resident who continues to make a significant contribution to our community through

volunteerism and community spirit. This year’s theme “Community Event Builder” will celebrate an individual who goes above and beyond to ensure that we stay united through charitable causes and events. This tribute is only possible with your help. Pick up a nomination form at the Museum toady!Date: nomination deadline for 2015 inductees is saturday, 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 19th annual induction in October!Date: nomination deadline for 2015 inductees is saturday, may 16.

17th 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 “Civic Pride” advocates Lorraine and Alvin Arnold (2014), “Community Builders” Helmer Larson (2013) and Joyce Bussard (2009), “Entertainer” Alvin Klause (2012), “Railroading Pioneer” Cec Colwell (2011), and “Youth Leader” Harvey Jespersen (2010). Help us unveil our 2015 Pioneer of the Year “Community Event Builder” exhibit and present the trophy to our newest honoured recipient.Date: Friday, June 12time: 7 pm


cAnADA DAY open houseJoin the Heritage Museum on July 1st for a fun array of heritage-themed games, activities, and trivia for children and adults. 2015 marks the 50th anniversary of the National Flag of Canada, an important anniversary in Canadian History and we will be celebrating this with special flag related activities and a historical display. following tradition, we’ll also be serving Canada Day cake and refreshments!Date: wednesday, July 1time: 12 pm - 5 pm

cAnADiAn heritAge DAYDuring the Wetaskiwin Summer festival the Heritage Museum honours those who continue to build our city, county, and Maskwacis communities through volunteerism and community spirit. 2015 is the “Year of Sport” in Canada and this year we are celebrating the role that sports of all kinds play in our local and national identities. Join us for a fulfilled afternoon that will include our 2nd Annual Tribute to volunteers and showcase original artwork of local students.Date: the saturday of the wetaskiwin summer Festivaltime: 1:30 pm

museum summer cAmpsBeat the summer heat with the Heritage Museum as we peek into our past with summer camps and learn fun facts about Wetaskiwin’s history. fresh new programs

will be offered each week throughout July and August including: “We’re Diggin’ It: Archaeology in Wetaskiwin”; “Come Together: Multiculturalism in our County”; “from the Ground Up: Wetaskiwin’s Buildings” and so much more. visit our website and facebook page for a complete list of all the exciting activities. Dates: thursdays, July 9 - August 20time: 1 pm - 4 pmFee: $15 per program or $90 for the entire 7 week package (fee is per child and there is no charge for adult chaperons)pre-registration and payment is required at least one day before each program.

wAlK AnD tAlK ArounD the BlocK: An eVening tour oF Downtown wetAsKiwinDo you remember that place just around the corner? Let us bring you back to the “foundations” of our great city. Join us under that summer night sky as we all share our knowledge about the transformation and growth of Wetaskiwin’s great architecture, and reminisce about the stories that happened within its walls. We hope to learn as much - if not more - from you as you do from us!Dates: wednesday, July 15 & tuesday, August 11time: 7 pm - 9 pmFee: By Donationhow to register: no registration required. meet at the heritage museum at 7:00 pm, rain or shine.

writing groups in wetAsKiwinwetAsKiwin worD weAVers - meets 2nd & 4th tuesdays, 7 pm at peace hills lodge (by airport); $2 fee/meeting; Call 780-368-2382.

LONE RIDGE INK SHEDDERS - meets alternating Monday afternoons in private home; 780-352-3073


BuDDY – the BuDDY hollY storY A juke box musical in two acts with a book written by Alan Janes, and music and lyrics by a variety of songwriters. Based on the life and career of early rock and roller, Buddy Holly the musical closely portrays Buddy Holly’s actual life story.Date: may 1, 2, 3 & may 8, 9, 10time: 8 pm, sunday matinee at 2 pmFee: $20

AlBertA DrAmA FestiVAl AssociAtion Big VAlleY zone one-Act FestiVAlCommunity theatre organizations in the Big Valley Zone come together to compete in this festival. The entries are adjudicated and for the zone festival winners, a seat at the provincial competitions. Come and check out some great community theatre!Date: February 28time: 7 pmFee: tBA

open micAn 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.Date: please check the sign or our FB page for datestime: 7:30 pmFee: Admission by donationto register sign up when you arrive

wAterworKs plAYersLive community theatre! A volunteer organization that performs a series of full length community theatre productions and one-act plays. Seeking production volunteers: directors, actors, sound & light techs, backstage crews, set builders, painters, props masters, costumers, make up artists, box office staff, canteen volunteers.Date: please check our website for audition and production noticestime: tBAFee:$5 membership in the wetaskiwin theatre society

wAterworKs theAtre For the perForming ArtsVolunteer organization that is building a centre for the performing arts! Seeking construction volunteers: tradespeople, engineers, labourers.Date: ongoingtime: tBAFee: $5 membership in the wetaskiwin theatre society

wetAsKiwin theAtre societYwaterworks theatre 5002 - 53 Avenueto register: 780-352-8383 | [email protected] | www.wetaskiwintheatresociety.com


wetAsKiwin theAtre societYwaterworks theatre 5002 - 53 Avenueto register: 780-352-8383 | [email protected] | www.wetaskiwintheatresociety.com

pilAtes with linDseY (mAt clAss) Increase 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 improve posture and alignment, increase body control while creating a longer, leaner look. This hour long class will also incorporate additional strength and flexibility exercises to ensure a full body workout. Lindsey is a STOTT PILATES certified instructor. Dates: monday & wednesday, may 11 – June 24 (no class may 18) - 13 classessummer clAss: tBAtime: 9 am -10 am Fee: $163.80 or Register and pay before April1 and receive a 5% discount $156

VinYAsA Flow with melAnie:Prepare to open your heart, soar with grace, and smile while flowing with love. Let your spirit move you, and have fun rocking the postures in your own divine way. The practice may include inversions and arms balances, and a few challenging sequences. Don’t stress, you can always move at your own flow, and child pose is your friend. This is more of a quicker paced class.Date: tuesday, April 7 - June 23 (no class April 21 or 28) - 10 classes summer clAss DAtes tBAtime: 9 am - 10 amFee: $126 or register and pay before April 1 and get 5% discount $120

therApeutic YogA For moBilitY with wAnDA Would you like to increase mobility and reduce pain? Maybe even get stronger? If so, come join Wanda! We will use gentle therapeutic movements, yoga and breath-work to find more strength and freedom in movement helping to find ways to minimize and manage pain and tension. At the end of class you will move better, feel taller, and be ready to ‘seize the day’. This is a gentle class suitable for everyone.Dates: monday morning, may 4 - June 22(no class may 18) - 7 classestime: 10:45 am - 11:45 amFee: $88.20 or register and pay before April 1, 2015 and receive a 5% discount $84

therApeutic YogA For the DesK JocKeY (lunch-time clAss) with wAnDAJoin Wanda and start your week off right by bringing some vitality into your day. This class uses a combination of therapeutic movements and yoga to encourage the body to open and release tension, building greater function in areas that often become restricted from sitting most of the day. You will leave feeling energized and ready to take on the week. Suitable for everyone.Dates: mondays, may 4 - June 22(no class may 18) - 7 classestime: 12:05 pm - 12:55 pmFee: $73.50 or register and pay before April 1 and receive a 5% discount $70 ($10/class)

BODY & MINDreFresh wellness centre5109-50 Ave wetaskiwin, AB 780-312-2899e-mail- [email protected] | refreshwellnesscentre.comregister at above phone number, email or website!


prenAtAl YogA with AngelAPrenatal yoga is designed to prepare the expectant mother for labor and focuses on increasing flexibility, strength, circulation and balance. This class is uniquely designed to help women adapt to the changes happening in her body during this period of time. What to expect: A gentle, fun and community orientated class that will give you the skills you need to cope with the changes in your body during this exciting time.Dates: tuesdays, April 7 - June 23, 12 classestime: 6:15 pm - 7:15 pmFee: $ 151.20 or register and pay before April 1 and get 5% discount $144

YogA sAttVA YogA with AngelA A dynamic Hatha Yoga sequence designed to bring balance, inner strength, and energy to the practitioner in a fluid posture flow. Every month a new sequence is introduced and specific attention will be brought to creating a rhythm with the breath and a dialogue with the body. Practice will close with pranayam techniques and guided meditation to strengthen the lungs and center the mind. This practice balances the body, breath and mind. Date: tuesdays, April 7 - June 23, 12 classestime: 7:30 pm - 9 pm Fee: $151.20 or register and pay before April 1 and get 5% discount $144

hAthA Flow with melAnieThis class offers a dynamic range of postures suitable for all levels as well as meditation and breathing techniques. In conclusion of attending this class you may feel relaxed, energized and physically better. Come with an open heart and mind.Dates: thursday mornings April 9 June 25 (no class April 23 or 30), 10 classes summer clAss DAtes tBAtime: 9 am - 10 am Fee: $126 or register and pay before April 1 and get a 5% discount $120

Beginner hAthA YogA with melAnieBeginner hatha is a gentle class, providing a thorough introduction to the basics of yoga, including postures and technique, breath and awareness, core strength and flexibility, as well as meditation and relaxation. This is a slower paced class. No yoga experience is required.Date: thursdays, April 9 - June 25 (no class April 23 or 30), 10 classes time: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pmFee: $126 or register and pay before April 1 and receive a 5% discount $120

Visitwww.clcwetaskiwin.ca to view the 2015 spring & summer progrAm guiDe on line


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

speciAltY YogA retreAt: Yin & tonic… BY cAnDlelightJoin Wanda as she takes you through a gentle, therapeutic yin yoga class to help bring yourself back into balance, physically, emotionally, energetically. Come and be nourished as we work with cleansing and clearing the meridians or energy channels within the body. This one of a kind retreat will wrap up with a gentle acupuncture treatment given by Kirsten Montgomery Registered Acupuncturist, to encourage release of energy blocks and help get your qi flowing. Date: please contact refresh wellness centre for dates and fee780-312-2899

YogA teAcher trAining Are you interested in becoming a yoga teacher or deepening your own yoga practice? This is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself into deep asana study. Learn to observe and concentrate your energy. Stand your ground while communicating and engaging in deeper discourse with life, others, and yourself. Make meditation a staple of your daily nourishment. At last, a program that teaches you to restore and renew yourself.Dates: 1 weekend a month for 18 monthscontact Kirsten at refresh wellness centre for more information. 780-312-2899


Authentic JApAnese KArAteWe are a branch club of the Mumonkan Dojo. The Mumonkan Dojo is the only one outside of Japan to exclusively teach the legendary world renowned Motobu-ryu Karate directly under Grandmaster Motobu Chosei Soke, a direct descendent of the Royal family of Okinawa and the son of the legendary Bushi Choki Motobu - who is one of the main Grandmasters responsible for Japan’s introduction to Karate. Date: mondays, march 30 - June 25time: 6:30 pm - 8 pmFee: $150 for semesterAge: 12 and up

selF-DeFense with sensei nAnJiDate: mondays, march 30 - June 25time: 5:30 pm - 6:30 pmFee: $150 for semesterAge: 13 and up

AgAtsu KettleBell Fitness For Beginner ADultKettlebells offer a different kind of training using dynamic moves targeting almost every aspect of fitness – endurance, strength, balance, agility and cardio endurance. People love it because it’s challenging, efficient and you only need one piece of equipment.Date: wednesdays, April 1time: 5:30 pm - 6 pmFee: $120/12 weeks

hAthA YogA with sArADate: tuesdays from 7 pm - 8 pmFee: $78 for 6 weeks or $15 drop in

plus size YogAThis class is offered specifically with the plus size body in mind, with practices modified accordingly. Seize your wellness and explore yoga safely and in a way that suits you best.Date: tuesdays, march 31 - may 19 - 8 weekstime: 6:15 pm - 7:30 pmearly bird fee: $95 plus gst (before march 26)regular fee: $105 plus gst

morning YogA with linDA erVin oF creAtiVe wellnessBodywerks Experience the many health benefits of Yoga in a non-competitive, relaxing and positive atmosphere. Classes are taught by an internationally certified, licensed and insured instructor with over 13 years (3000 hrs) of experience. Linda’s numerous certifications and training ensures students participate in the safest, most enjoyable and effective Yoga experience. Classes are intended for adults and are suitable for most ages and abilities. Individual modifications are offered at all times.Date: mondays, 8 week session begins in late Apriltime: 9 am - 10 amFee: $80 for full eight week session - 5 class punch card (good for 3 months) - $65to register and for more information call linda ervin [email protected]

shAnti wellness centre4527 - 56 street | 780-352-0945 | [email protected]


YogA origin Yogagentle Yoga, slow Flow Yoga, Yin Yoga (therapeutic style), Yoga for Kids & teens, restorative Yoga, custom Athletic enhancement. Take control of your health & well being by discovering the many benefits of yoga. Yoga Alliance Registered Teacher, Yin Certified, Therapeutic Yoga Specialty, Pain Care Yoga Certified. First Aid Certified and Insured. visit website for registration and detailed information of classes and workshops. location: millet & wetaskiwin areaDate: April - Augusttime: Various, see website schedule Fee: Varies with registration options, visit websiteFor more information or to register: www.originyoga.ca or 780-886-0336

Fung loY KoK tAoist tAi chi™wetaskiwin 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. Beginner classes starting monday, march 2/15 continuing classes are ongoing mondays and wednesdays. For more information or to register call 780-387-5947 or visit us at the parade of programs march 11/15 at the Drill hall www.taoist.org

restorAtiVe YogAorigin YogaCome and take some ‘me’ time with this mini therapeutic retreat designed to help the body and mind release in a gentle way through the use of supported yoga poses, breath-work, meditation and healing mantra. Restorative yoga helps to re-set your baseline, alleviating tension and stress and helps to bring the nervous system back into balance. This is a floor class appropriate for everyone and anyone looking for a deeply nourishing experience. Visit website for more information or call.location: milletDate: saturday, may 23time: 9 am - 11:30 am Fee: $45 (gst incl.)For more information or to register: www.originyoga.ca or 780-886-0336

YogA For pAin, tension & moBilitYorigin YogaPrivate Therapeutic Yoga. Therapeutic Yoga is an emerging field with effective applications to address pain, old injuries and mobility limitations. This gentle movement based therapy combines a scientific understanding of kinesiology/body mechanics, anatomy, physiology and the healing art of yoga to manage pain and tension. This is a gentle approach to whole body healing designed to get you back moving with greater ease and freedom. Customized, 1 hour sessions include take home guide lines. Mobile appointments available. Pain Care Yoga Certification.location: milletDate: on going private appointments.time: Various, see website schedule Fee: Varies with registration options, visit websiteFor more information or to register: www.originyoga.ca or 780-886-0336


CITY Of WETASKIWINwetAsKiwin puBlic liBrArY progrAms780-361-4446 | www.wetaskiwinpubliclibrary.ab.ca | 5002-51 Avenue

Free chilDren’s progrAms

sounDs liKe… Sound-sational stories and songs with Miss Tamara for 3-5 year olds. Date: mondays, march 2 - may 11time: 11 am - 11:30 amNo stories Mondays, April 6

plAY with Your FooD At the liBrArY!Edible crafts for all ages.Date: tuesdays, march 3 - may 12time: 3:30 pm - 4:30 pmThe Library will not assume any liability for adverse reactions to foods consumed, or items one may come in contact with while eating at the library.

cooKies ‘n cuDDles pAJAmA time Fun stories, songs and cookies before bed! All ages welcome. Date: march 4 - may 13time: 6:45 pm - 7:15 pmNo stories Wednesday, April 8

lego At the liBrArY visit the library for Lego play with one of our many amazing Lego sets. Ages 5+ Date: thursdays, march 5 - may 14time: 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

tAles For twos with miss tAmArA Friday morning fun with stories, songs, and rhymes. Ages 2-3. Date: Fridays, march 6 - may 15time: 10:30 am - 11 amNo stories Friday, April 3 & April 10

hAppY st. pAtricK’s DAY!Get your green on for a special St. Patrick’s Day craft and treats.All ages welcome.Date: saturday, march 14 time: 10:30 am - noon

eAster egg hunt & FAmilY moVie DAY! Search and find Easter Eggs hidden throughout the library, then watch the movie Big Hero 6 and enjoy some popcorn.All ages welcome.Date: saturday, march 28time: egg hunting from 10 am - 10:30 am, movie starts at 10:30 am

spring hAs sprung!Come into the library to celebrate spring crafts and treats.All ages welcome.Date: saturday, April 11 time: 10:30 am - 12 noon


summer reADing cluBDrop in between July 6 - August 20 and play at the library all summer long.Visit www.wetaskiwinpubliclibrary.ab.ca or phone 780-361-4446 for more dates and details.

crAFts AnD giAnt gAmes : mondays, 10:30 am - 12 noonstorY time with miss tAmArA AnD the liBrArY puppies : tuesdays, 10:30 am wAtch A FAmilY moVie AnD enJoY A YummY treAt: tuesdays, 11 amcrAFting Fun: tuesdays 6:30- 7:30 pm: crAFts AnD giAnt gAmes: wednesdays 10:30 am - 12 am lego, wii plAY AnD giAnt gAmes: thursdays, 10 am - 12 noonwAtch A FAmilY moVie AnD enJoY A tAstY treAt: thursdays, 6 pm *Activities may be taken outside on nice days

sAturDAY plAY timeActivities to be announced.July 11 from 10:30 am - 12 noonJuly 25 from 10:30 am - 12 noonAugust 15 from 10:30 am - 12 noon

wrAp up the summer with the liBrArYthursday, August 20Activities and time to be announced.

Keep up to date on all library fun through our website, Facebook and twitter. Children ten and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

FAmilY moVieWatch the family movie The Book of Life and munch on some popcorn at the library!All ages welcome. Date: saturday, April 25 time: 10:30 am - 12 noon

Jr. scientistsThink Science is Cool? Visit the library to talk science and create an interactive experiment.Ages 6-12 welcome.Date: saturday, April 25 time: 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm

FAmilY moVieWatch a family movie and munch on some popcorn at the library!All ages welcome. Movie to be announced.Date: saturday, may 9time: 10:30 am - 12 noon

tee mAKe oVerDo you have a favorite t-shirt to make over? Want to give a t-shirt a new look? Visit the library with your tee, and create something new! T-shirts provided for people who pre-register on line or at the library.tweens, teens and adults welcome.Date: saturday, may 9time: 1:30 pm

green things grow?Decorate a planter and plant a seed to take home and watch grow. All ages welcome.Date: saturday, may 23 time: 10:30 am - noon

summer reADing cluB 2015KicKoFF pArtY Date: saturday, June 20time: 10:30 am - 12:30 pmCome play at the library. fun activities to be announced. Check out our website or visit the library for more upcoming details.


reD cross stAnDArD First AiDComprehensive two day course offering first aid and CPR skills for those who need training due to work requirements or who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies at home. Meets federal and a variety of provincial/territorial regulations for Standard first Aid and CPR. Includes injury prevention content, CPR C and AED training. Standard first Aid is a prerequisite for the National Lifeguard course.Date: march 14 & 15time: 9 am - 6 pmcost: $130 +gstmultipurpose room, manluk centreAges: 12 & up

home Alone sAFelYLearn 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: march 27time: 8:30 am - 4:30 pmcost: $20 +gstAges: 8-11multipurpose room, manluk centre

reD cross BABYsitter courseLearn the skills needed to be a Red Cross certified babysitter. Topics covered include fire safety, kitchen safety, and basic first aid and childcare. Participants will receive a wallet card confirming they have successfully completed the course. Please bring a teddy bear or doll and lunch. Date: march 27time: 8:30 pm - 4:30 pmcost: $50 +gstAges: 11 & upDe goeij room, manluk centre

spring BreAK DAY cAmpCome spend your Spring Break with us playing fun games, crafts, swimming and lots more! Please pack a lunch, snacks and warm clothing for being outside. Date: April 7 - 10time: 8:30 am - 4 pmcost: $100 +gstAges: 6 and upmultipurpose room, civic centre

Fitness progrAmsThe Manluk Centre offers a variety of fitness classes to suit your exercise needs including Zumba, Pilates, yoga, boot camps, circuit training and lots more! For schedules or more information please call 780-361-4444 and speak to Annette or visit www.manlukcentre.ca.

citY oF wetAsKiwin recreAtion DepArtment

registration can be done online or in person at the manluk centre4514-50 Avenue | 780-361-4444 | www.wetaskiwin.ca/registerprices 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.

PROGRAMS AT THE MANLUK CENTRE


summer DAY cAmps

to register for our summer day camps, please visit www.wetaskiwin.ca/register or register in person at the manluk centre. For any questions, please call 780-361-4444. All prices exclude gst.

improV & ArtSpend 5 days exploring your creative side with fun improvisation games and creating exciting art projects at the Wetaskiwin Allied Arts and Crafts Centre. 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 6 - 10time: 9 am - 4 pmAges: 7 & upCost: $135 Early Bird; $160 Regularmultipurpose room, manluk centre

ActiVe For liFe cAmpThis full day camp for children ages 6-12 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: July 13 - 17 or August 17 - 21time: 9 am - 4 pmAges: 6 & upCost: $135 Early Bird; $160 Regularwhere: multipurpose room, manluk centre

Knight hAVen meDieVAl cAmpGo 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 20 - 24time: 9 am - 4 pmAges: 8-12cost: $185mezzanine, civic centre

Fun For liFe cAmp This 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: August 4 - 7time: 1 pm - 4 pmAges: 4-7Cost: $50 Early Bird; $65 Regularmultipurpose room, manluk centre

AQuAtic cAmps

surF AnD sport hAlF DAY cAmpGet 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’re sure to be entertained with this camp! Campers are required to bring a snack and appropriate swimwear. Date: July 20 - 24 or August 4 - 7time: 8:30 am - 12 noonAges: 8 & upCost: $50 Early Bird; $65 Regularmanluk centre


surF AnD sport cAmp new this summer, half or full day option!Get exclusive access to the 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. Ages: 8 and upDate: July 27 - 31 or August 10 - 14Time: Full Day Option: 9 am - 4 pm; half Day option: 9 am - 12 pmCost: Full Day Option Early Bird: $135; Full Day option regular: $160 Half Day Option Early Bird: $50; Half Day option regular: $65manluk centre

AQuAtic leADership coursesto register for aquatic leadership courses, please visit www.wetaskiwin.ca/register or register in person at the manluk centre. All courses require 100% attendance for successful completion and include both classroom and swimming pool instructional time. For any questions, please call 780-361-4444.

reD cross AssistAnt wAter sAFetY instructor (Awsi)This certification course is a prerequisite to the Red Cross Water Safety Instructor (WSI) course. You will focus on the theoretical knowledge that supports learning and teaching including: teaching methods, learning styles, physical principles, progressions, communication, safety supervision and feedback. There is an additional 12 hours of co-teaching that will need to be completed after the classroom time and will be scheduled separately for each AWSI candidate with an experienced instructor. Prerequisites: 15 years or older and Red Cross Level 10 or equivalent.Date: tuesdays & Fridays, February 3 - 27 (extended hours February 27)or monday - Friday, July 13 - 17cost: $210 + gstmanluk centre

reD cross wAter sAFetY instructor (wsi)This course gives the successful candidate the certification 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 to each candidate. Prerequisites: 15 years or older and AWSIwhen: tuesday - thursday, April 7 - 10 ormonday - thursday, August 10 - 13cost: $150 +gst


AQuAtic emergencY cAreAquatic 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. Includes CPR C certification. This course has 20 hours of instructional time that is shared between the classroom and the swimming pool. Prerequisites: 16 years of agewhen: may 8 - 10 or July 8 - 10 cost: $150 +gstmanluk centre

nAtionAl liFeguArD (nl) The NL certification prepares lifeguards to fulfill this role as professional facilitators of safe, enjoyable aquatics. This program develops the basic lifeguard 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 a lifeguard. Prerequisites: 16 years or older, Bronze Cross and AEC or Standard First AidDate: saturday - wednesday, may 14 - 18or monday - saturday, July 27 - August 1cost: $350 +gstmanluk centre

liFesAVing instructor course (lsi)Lifesaving Instructors/Examiners are trained to teach and evaluate the Canadian Swim Patrol Program, Bronze Star, Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross. Prerequisites: 16 years or older and hold a Bronze Cross CertificationDate: monday - Friday, August 24 - 28cost: $210 +gstmanluk centre

Bronze meDAllion Bronze 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. Prerequisites: Bronze Star or 13 years oldDate: saturdays, February 14 - 28 or may 23 - June 6time: 10 am - 6pmcost: $150 +gst manluk centre

Bronze crossBronze 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. Prerequisites: Bronze MedallionDate: saturdays, march 7 - 28 or June 13 - July 4 time: 9 am - 3 pmcost: $150 +gstmanluk centre


MANLUK CENTRE SWIM SCHEDULEJAnuArY - June 2015

monday to Friday: 6 am - 9 pm | saturday: 9 am - 8 pmsunday & stAt holidays: 11 am - 6 pm

**non-school days** Jan 2nd & 30th, Feb 5th, 6th & 27th, mar 13th & 27th, Apr 7th -10th, may 15thstAt holidays: January 1st, February 16th, April 6th & may 18th closed: April 3rd good Friday

Please Note: Portions of the pools may be used by aquatic user groups, scheduled for swim lessons or closed for special events. Swimming times change regularly according to pool programming.

• A minimum of one, 25m lane, will be available throughout the day in the Wetaskiwin Co-op Competition pool• For their safety, Children under the age of 8 must be within arm’s reach of an adult, actively supervised, at all

times. Recommended Adult to Child ratios are as follows:o 1:2 Adults to Children ages 0-5 years and

o 1:3 Adults to Children ages 6 & 7 years


JAnuArY - June 2015

AqUATIC PROGRAMS


MANLUK CENTRE SWIM SCHEDULEJulY - August 2015

monday to Friday: 6 am - 9 pm | saturday: 9 am - 8 pmsunday & stAt holidays: 11 am - 6 pm

stAt holidays: July 1 (canada Day) & August 3 (civic holiday)Please Note: Portions of the pools may be used by aquatic user groups, scheduled for swim lessons or closed for

special events. Swimming times change regularly according to pool programming.• A minimum of one, 25m lane, will be available throughout the day in the

Wetaskiwin Co-op Competition pool• For their safety, Children under the age of 8 must be within arm’s reach of an adult, actively supervised, at all

times. Recommended Adult to Child ratios are as follows:o 1:2 Adults to Children ages 0-5 years and o 1:3 Adults to Children ages 6 & 7 years


JulY - August 2015

AqUATIC PROGRAMS


MANLUK CENTRE SWIM LESSONSmArch - June 2015


mArch - June 2015

remember:For the safety of your child, all swimmers under the age of 4 must have an

adult in the water with them.

MANLUK CENTRE SWIM PRICES


MANLUK CENTRE SWIM LESSONSJulY - August 2015


remember:For the safety of your child, all swimmers under the age of 4 must have an

adult in the water with them.

MANLUK CENTRE SWIM PRICESJulY - August 2015


BoardRider Membership $40+ gst

Manluk members can purchase a BoardRider month passand get unlimited BoardRider access for a monthLimited time offer February 1st - May 1st


wetAsKiwin geneAlogicAl societYchurch of Jesus christ of latter-Day saints, 5410-36 Avenue (use north door)Our objective is to promote, encourage and enable our members searching for their family history and ancestry by providing: training presentations at 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 (no meetings in July, Aug., or Dec.)time: 7 pmFor more information, contact Diane at 780-352-3858 or Alice at 780-352-2150

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 fUNDate: 4th tuesday of the monthtime: 6 pmto learn more call wendy at 780-352-6907 or mimmi or 780-352-8853

rotArY cluB oF wetAsKiwinwetaskiwin canadian legionles Brady room Rotary 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.wetaskiwin legion - thursdays at 12 noon (lunch meetings)contact robert camp, [email protected] 780-387-5625work 780-352-2251 ext. 202www.wetaskiwinrotary.org

wetAsKiwin horticulturAl societYmanluk centreThe 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 3rd monday of the monthtime: 7 pm - 9 pmto learn more call Doreen at 403-783-2296 or Judy at 780-352-5988

COMMUNITY CLUBS


eArlY leArning AnD chilD cAre centre(Daycare for 12 months – 6 years) robert B. colborne 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 & times: monday - Friday, 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]

stArs mentoring progrAmBecome a mentor in your community by being matched with a school-age child who you will meet with once a week for an hour in the child’s school and together will do a variety of fun activities such as play games, crafts, read or just talk. Build a child’s self-esteem by being a reliable friend. Date: september to may each school year time: Various days monday to Friday Fee: Adult Volunteer program (adults +18 and older) – no feecontact Kelsy Bradford 780-361-1950 ext. 2 or [email protected]

out oF school cAre progrAmDowntown Boys and girls club(5109 - 51 street)norwood school (5505 – 44 street)Licensed out of school care for children 6-12 years of age that offers organized and structured programming that meets the developmental needs of children by understanding the stages of child development and building assets and competencies. A healthy nutritious snack is provided and van shuttle from local schools is available for children attending the downtown program. Date: monday - Friday, september - Junetime: 3:15 pm - 6 pm Day camps on non-instructional school days from 8 am - 5 pmFee: $310/month. government subsidies are available for those who qualify. Visit www.child.alberta.ca or call 1-866-714-5437 for subsidy information. registration and contact information: Justin 780-352-4643 ext. 38 or [email protected]

summer DAY cAmps Licensed Summer Day Camps for children 6-12 years of age that offers organized and structured programming that meets the developmental needs of children by understanding the stages of child development and building assets and competencies.Dates: monday - Friday, June 29 - Aug 21 time: 8 am - 5 pmAges: 6 - 12 years Fee: $135/week. registration and contact information: Justin 780-352-4643 ext. 38 or [email protected]

BoYs AnD girls cluB oF wetAsKiwin5109-51 street | phone: 780-352-4643 | www.wetaskiwinyouth.caunless otherwise noted, all programs are held at the Boys & girls club

COMMUNITY SUPPORT


rogers rAising the grADe(for ages 12 – 19 years) Rogers 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: none registration and contact information: Justin 780-352-4643 ext. 38 or [email protected]

BoYs AnD girls cluB oF wetAsKiwin 4th AnnuAl cApitAl one rAce For KiDsThe Boys and Girls Club of Wetaskiwin is excited to announce that their 4th Annual Capital One Race for Kids event is set for Saturday, June 6th. The Boys and Girls Clubs National Fundraising event, is an adult part “adventure race” and ”scavenger hunt” – think “Minute to Win It” and “Amazing Race” combined! Participate as a team or volunteer! (All funds raised stay local)Date: saturday, June 1start time: 10:am Fee: use promocode helpKiDs or pay $10. registration Fee, plus fundraising pledgesto register: www.raceforkids.ca or contact Debbie at 780-352-4643 ext. 32 or [email protected]

wetAsKiwin 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. Making a difference in a child’s life is not difficult.Dates & times: VariousFee: none – just a willingness to help out a child in your communityto register contact corene at 780-361-1950 ext. 1 or [email protected]


Free wetAsKiwinprimArY cAre networK progrAmsAppointment & wAlK in serVices5010c-48 street | 780-312-2500 | www.wetaskiwinpcn.ca

BreAst FeeDingThe PCN Lactation Consultant offers care for mothers and babies (any age) who are having breast feeding issues due to: latching and suckling problems, baby with poor weight gain, mother has nipple and/or breast pain, milk supply concerns, concerns with thrush/mastitis (infected breast tissue)/or other physical conditions affecting breastfeeding. Date & time: monday & wednesday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm (Appointment) no referral required

chronic DiseAse mAnAgement PCN Nurses provide support, education and counselling for people to help them develop strategies to better manage their chronic health conditions such as: diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity & smoking. Available at your physician’s clinic (Associate, Family Medical and Tower).Date & Time: Clinic Specific (8:30/9:00 am - 4:30/5:00 pm)no referral required

counselling serVices The PCN Therapist/Psychologist assists people whom are struggling with issues related to: stress management, adjustment to illness, caregiver burnout, relationship hardship, abuse/violence, grief and loss. Please note: Youth require parent/guardian consent before attending therapy. Date & time: monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm (Appointments)no referral required

Foot cAre serVices Diabetic patients receive a foot health assessment, treatment & education from the PCN’s foot Care Nurse. The service may include: nail trimmings/filings, corn/callous reduction, management of any fungal or ingrown toe nails.Date & time: wednesday - Friday,8:30 am - 4:30 pm (Appointments) referral: pcn physician or health care professional

group meDicAl Appointments - DiABetesThis program is focused on assisting people with diabetes to better manage their health. Providing access to multiple health professionals at once and a greater opportunity to ask questions & share experiences with others. Date & time: wednesday, 9 am - 12 noonreferral: pcn physician at the Family medical clinic

mommYhooD 101Have questions about your baby? Or being a new Mom? Want to know more about: nutrition, breastfeeding support, infant safety, post-partum depression… Get your health related questions answered by a qualified healthcare provider. We will also help connect you to other local community programs and resources for Mom and baby. Date & time: wednesdays, 9 am - 11 am drop inno referral required


Free wetAsKiwinprimArY cAre networK progrAmsAppointment & wAlK in serVices5010c-48 street | 780-312-2500 | www.wetaskiwinpcn.ca

primArY prenAtAl clinicA team of skilled and experienced physicians and prenatal nurses are committed to caring for maternity patients. Care includes assessment, ordering of bloodwork and ultrasounds. Patients also have access to other members of PCN’s multidisciplinary team: Dietitian & Psychologist / Therapist. All patients are referred at 24 weeks gestation to the delivering Physician of their choice. Date & time: thursdays, 9 am - 4:30 pm, walk-in & Appointments Availableno referral required

senior momentsThis group is for seniors hoping to make new friends and learn healthy coping strategies. There are group activities and guest speakers that will help connect seniors to each other and to community supports. Seniors are encouraged to contact each other outside the group meeting. Date & time: the last monday of every month from 10 am - 11 amreferral: no referral required

teen clinic The PCN’s healthcare team provides support, education and care for young adults (age 25 and under) in such areas as: birth control, STI’s, pregnancy testing, relationships/abuse/violence issues, self-esteem & body image concerns.Date & time: wednesdays, 11:30 am - 4:30 pm, walk-in & Appointments Available no referral required

tele-ophthAlmologY clinic Diabetic patients can get their annual digital retinal photographs of their eyes taken at the Wetaskiwin PCN office. The pictures are then sent to the Royal Alex Hospital in Edmonton for review by an Ophthalmologist. Physicians access the reports on Netcare.Date & time: Fridays, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm, (Appointment) no referral required


nutrition counselling Reach your health and lifestyle goals through individual nutrition counselling with our Dietitian, for a variety of conditions and concerns that will help you determine the best nutrition needs for you and your lifestyle. Services are available for adults and children.Date & time: tuesday - Friday,8:30 am - 4:30 pm (Appointments)no referral required

prescription to get ActiVeWant to be more active but not sure where to start? This program provides you with a free trial access pass to local partnered organizations & businesses fitness facility or class. See the PCN website or a brochure in your Doctors clinic for more details. Date & time: You determinereferral: pcn physician or health care professional

wAlK-in counselling If you are feeling stressed, overwhelmed, sad, frustrated or experiencing relationship issues, come to our walk-in counselling. Find solutions and support during a difficult time with our Therapist or Psychologist. Date & time: every monday, 12 noon - 4:30 pm - walk in & Appointments Availableno referral required

women’s wellnessThe PCN’s female healthcare professionals offer support, education & care for women with such things as: breast health, Pap test, STI’s, birth control, pregnancy testing, menopause, relationship concerns, abuse or violence issues.Date: wednesdays 11:30 am - 4:30 pm, walk-in & Appointments Availableno referral required


mAKe the moVeLooking to increase your activity? Meet other like-minded individuals? This program promotes the independent pursuit of walking for a healthier lifestyle. It features a chosen start and end destination (i.e. Rome to Milan, 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 your next step towards better health and get active. 1x/week for 5 weeks – 30 min. sessions

heAlth For liFeWanting to live a healthier lifestyle? This 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!1x/week for 5 weeks – 1 hour sessions

Free wetAsKiwinprimArY cAre networK worKshopsthese workshops are free but registration is required. call 780-312-2500 to register orvisit www.wetaskiwinpcn.ca (workshop page) for online registration. All workshops are taught by a health care professional. workshops run generally 2 - 3 times/year. check the website for the next scheduled date.5010c-48 street | 780-312-2500 | www.wetaskiwinpcn.ca

Quit coreWant to quit smoking? Join our Quit Core program which provides smokers the tools and skills they need to quit smoking or at least cut back. You will be educated, supported and meet other like-minded smokers wanting to quit. Learn some best practices that will help you to QUIT!1x/week for 6 weeks – 1.5 hour sessions

weight wiseWant to manage your weight but don’t know where to start? Learn safe and effective strategies to work towards achieving and maintaining a healthy weight. This group workshop offers classes for adults on healthy eating, physical activity and stress management. 1x/week for 10 weeks – 2.5 hour sessions

AlBertA lAw liBrAries2nd Floor, wetaskiwin court house, 4605-51 streetOur skilled information professionals connect Albertans with reliable sources of legal information and show you how to use it effectively. Access to legal reference assistance and our collections is provided at no cost. For more information or to use our Ask a law librarian service call 780-361-1320 www.lawlibrary.ab.ca


pArent chilD AssistAnce progrAm (pcAp)camrose Association for community living5317-50 AveThe PCAP program is to help mothers build and maintain healthy independent family lives. Trained and supervised parent advocates provide home visitation and intervention for three years. Assisting clients with setting, identifying and achieving goals.For more information call 780-312-8798 or email: [email protected]

cAmrose women’s shelterOur 22 bed residence offers a safe place for women and children from Camrose and surrounding communities who are experiencing domestic violence or a crisis situation. We provide supportive counseling, information, referrals, childcare and an in-house school program for grades 1-9. Our Outreach Program supports residential and non-residential women transitioning to independent living with cultural sensitivity. Our 24/7 crisis line (1-877-672-1010) offers phone support regarding domestic abuse and family violence. Presentations are available on request.Date / time: 365 days - 24/7Fee: no costto register call 780-672-1035

nutritious Beginnings(canada prenatal nutrition program)wetaskiwin community health centre,5610-40 AvenueNutritious Beginnings 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, support around challenges such as tobacco reduction, prenatal class (labour & delivery) and referrals to other community resources. Partnership of Alberta Health Services & Brighter futures family Resource Society.Date: monday through Fridaytime: 8:30 am - 4:30 pmFee: no costself referral, phone: 780-361-4119 www.brighter-futures.ca

2015 spring pArADe oF progrAms weDnesDAY, mArch 11 | 6 pm - 8 pmwetaskiwin Drill hall

community organizations take registrations and share information about their spring & summer programs.

• talk to instructors• Find out all there is to do in your community• register for spring & summer programs for your family•

For more information call 780-361- 4412 or email: [email protected]

Visitwww.clcwetaskiwin.ca to view the 2015 spring & summer progrAm guiDe on line


Victim services provides support, information and appropriate referrals to help minimize the impact of crime and tragedy. our free and confidential services are provided by a team of well-trained volunteer advocates, who respond as needed, alongside the rcmp, on a 24 hour basis.

We serve the City of Wetaskiwin, the County of Wetaskiwin (up to Battle Lake), the Town of Millet, and the summer villages on the south side of Pigeon Lake.

how cAn Victim serVices help? Our programs provide a continuum of services for victims, from the time of first response by police to the disposition of the case by the courts and afterwards. We deal with:

• Counselling and Community Referrals • Crisis Intervention • Police-Liaison • Court Support • Public Education and Presentations• Etc.

progrAms AVAilABle to Victims oF crime: The following are short explanations of some services and programs that are available to victims of crime:

Victim impAct stAtements (Vis): This is available to all victims of crime, and allows the victims to get involved with the criminal justice system. In addition to providing a statement to police and in Court, victims of a crime can choose to provide a vIS that explains how the crime affected them (emotionally and physically). If the accused is found guilty (or pleads guilty) to the crime,

wetAsKiwin AnD District Victim serVices Our office is located in the RCMP Detachment, 5005-48 Avenuewalk-ins are welcome | 780-312-7287 | www.victimservices.ca

the vIS will be considered by the Court and can influence the sentencing.

restitution: Restitution is when an offender is ordered by the Court to reimburse a victim for the financial loss that resulted from the crime committed by the offender. In order to receive Restitution, the victim must complete a Request for Restitution form and attach copies of receipts and other documents to prove the financial loss that is being claimed.

FinAnciAl BeneFits progrAm: This program provides financial benefits to eligible victims of violent crimes in Alberta. The money does not come directly from the offender, but rather from the Victims of Crime fund. The purpose of this program is not to reimburse for losses, but rather to acknowledge their victimization. There are also death benefits available to survivors of victims who died as a result of a violent crime in Alberta.

For more information about these programs/services, or about any of our other services, please contact us at 780-312-7287 or come by our office.

Are You interesteD in Volunteering to help people in Your own communitY? Because victim Services relies so heavily on volunteers, we are always looking for new people to assist us. Our Advocates provide support at the scene of the incident, in person or over the phone.For more information please contact us at 780-312-7287, or stop in to our office.


COUNTY Of WETASKIWIN

solAr energY-Direct uses solar energy society of Alberta (sesA)leduc county Agricultural services meeting roomInterested in ‘Going Solar’? Planning on building a new home? What is the path to energy independence for the Alberta homeowner? Interested in greening your job? Solar technologies are rapidly being adopted all over the world and most of them work very well in Alberta. Learn about:

• How to plan a solar electric system for your home or business including the basic components, cost and benefits, sources of equipment and installers

• The design principles and working parts of an Alberta off-grid cabin solar electric system

• The options and components of a residential solar hot water system

• The elements of cold-climate solar home design from an energy efficient house to a full net zero energy building.

• A solar greenhouse plan capable of growing fresh produce year round in Alberta

A wide variety of other additional solar applications will be explained includingSolar water pumping, solar crop drying, solar ovens, solar cars, etc.

This is not a hands-on installation course. It is a great overview of Alberta-specific solar technologies. Equipment will be demonstrated in class.

Date: tuesdays, march 3, 10, 17, 31, April 7, 14time: 6:30 am - 9:30 am, includes tour saturday April 11, 10 am - 2 pm. if numbers allow, tour may be open to those which did not take the course.Fee: $250 payable to sesAFor more information and to register: www.solaralberta.ca/classes

BeAVers in our lAnDscApe Winfield Main Hall, (401-6 St. East)A free lunch and workshop on understanding and living with beavers. Workshop partner, Alberta Riparian Habitat Management Society (Cows and fish).thursday, February 12, 12 noon - 3:30 pm please call Kim to register, 780-387-6182

smArter FArming – crop eVentcalmar legion, calmar (Funded by the Alberta Crops Extension Program)

• Soil Health & Productivity• Crop Diseases & Crop Rotations• Market Outlooks

Date: thursday, march 12For more information call Kim at780-387-6182

sustAinABle Agriculture progrAms


home support serVicesHomemaking Services is a ratepayer assistance program that provides eligible ratepayers with light housekeeping services to maintain their independence and remain in their homes. The Homemaking Program provides general homemaking, such as: vacuuming, dusting, washing floors, laundry, spring and fall cleaning. Eligible ratepayers may include seniors, the disabled or those who may require some extra help while recovering from a hospital visit. Referrals can come from family members, friends, doctors, or themselves. A fee based on income is charged per hour and invoiced monthly.For more information, please contact: linda goltz, Fcss coordinator westphone 780-682-2100

Free income tAx prepArAtion is AVAilABle For:• Low income individuals or families• Seniors• Students

For more information, please visit the canada revenue Agency website at:http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/volunteer/

COUNTY Of WETASKIWIN fCSS


EvENTS“horizons goes hollYwooD” 20th AnnuAl spring BAnQuet FunDrAisermemorial Arts centreHorizons Centre presents “Cinderella’s Masquerade Ball” in celebration of the 65th anniversary of Disney’s Cinderella. Once again we will be showcasing a live auction featuring mystery boxes, as well as our popular silent auction. This year we are raising money towards technological enhancements that contribute to increased independence and accessibility.Date: may 2time: cocktails: 5:30 pm, Dinner: 6 pm, auction and dance to followFor more information please contact: horizons centre at 780-352-6096e-mail: [email protected]

seniors wellness conFerence 2015seniors wellness planning committeewetaskiwin senior citizens centre, 5216-54 streetA one day conference focusing on topics of interest to seniors living in the Wetaskiwin and Millet area. Sessions include Cooking for One, Foot Care, Prescriptions and Natural Remedies and more. We’ll be entertained by comedian Chris McKerracher and keynote speaker, Brenda Robinson!Date: tuesday, June 2time: 9 am - 3:30 pmFee: tickets are $15, on sale in April – includes all sessions and lunchto register see the website or call city of wetaskiwin Fcss at 780-361-4425 for ticket locations.www.wetaskiwin.ca/fcss

wetAsKiwin & AreA leADers oF tomorrow AwArDs celeBrAting 20 YeArsThe Leaders of Tomorrow Awards program recognizes youth who volunteer their time, talents and energy for the benefit of their community. In 19 years, 547 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 20th Annual Awards ceremony, monday April 13 at reynolds-Alberta museum at 7 pm! For information call lynn at 780-352-6018.

‘mountAins AnD VAlleYs’ lADies retreAtmulhurst campLife is very ‘busy’ and full of ups and downs. It is so important for our health and wellbeing to take some time to rest, relax and rejuvenate, care for ourselves as women if we want to take good care of everything and everyone in our life. Join us at Mulhurst Camp for “Mountains and valleys” Ladies retreat. Dates: April 24 - 26For more information call marg Daly at780-288-0802 retreat Details at www.mulhurstcamp.ca

Visit www.clcwetaskiwin.ca to:

• View the 2015 spring & summer program guide on line

• Find out how to register for programs

• Find learning opportunities in your community


terrY Fox runBy the lake parkThe Annual Terry Fox Run in Canada is hosted on the second Sunday after Labour Day, the month chosen by Terry to reflect when he had to stop running and when Canadians had to start. He was a great Canadian and we would like to continue to support his marathon of Hope!!!! Wetaskiwin hosts this great event at By-the-Lake-Park.Date: sunday, september 20time: 11 am -1 pmFor more information or questions about the run please contact tim robson ([email protected]) or Debbie hawken ([email protected]).register on line at terry Fox Foundation (www.terryfox.org)

“mentAl heAlth For All” BBQtouchstone place clubhousecorner of 50 Avenue and 52 street by wetaskiwin credit unionHosted 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.$4 for a hotdog or $5 for a hamburger - Drink included Date: thursday, may 7time: 11 am - 2 pmwww.facebook.com/touchstoneplaceclubhouse



winFielD ugetuK DAYsWinfield & District Agricultural Society Winfield, AlbertaCome on out to our Annual Ugetuk Days. We have a parade, a bench fair, pet show, a trade/garage sale, children’s activities, inflatable fun, Free breakfast on Saturday, Breakfast on Sunday $3/ person and $10/family, Rainbow the clown, baseball tournament, beer gardens, Saturday night dance, and concessions around grounds. Saturday, Bronc Busting at I pm and Sunday, Cara Rodeo at 10 pm.August 8 - 9www.facebook.com/Winfieldagsociety

Photo Courtesy of Barry McDonald



wetAsKiwin chAmBer oF commerce 4910-55A street | 780-352-8003 | www.wetaskiwinchamber.ca

chAmBer spring session seminArBest western wayside innDate: wednesday, march 18 (3/4 day)time: 8 am - 2 pmFee: By pre-registration $50

spring showcAse & FestiVAlDrill hallDate: April 11 - 12trADe show DAYssaturday, 10 am - 5 pm,sunday 11 am - 4 pmexhibitors visit www.wetaskiwinchamber.comAll exhibitors welcome

chAmBer open houseChamber OfficeDate: thursday, may 14time: 4:30 pm - 7 pm

Business luncheonmontgomery glen golf & country clubDate: monday, June 29time: 11:30 am - 1:15 pmFee: members $25, non members $30

wetAsKiwin summer FestiVAlFriday, July 10sunday, July 12midway Friday - sundaysaturday night concert - tBA

chAmBer AnnuAl golF clAssicmontgomery glen golf & country clubDate: Friday, August 21time: 8 am registration, 9 am texas scramble

Photo Courtesy of Barry McDonald



in an effort to provide citizens with a one-stop shop for all events, the city of wetaskiwin has collaborated with wetaskiwin Family and community support services, the manluk centre, and the wetaskiwin chamber of commerce to bring you a

comprehensive listing of events in wetaskiwin and area.

1calendar.wetaskiwin is Your calendar where it is Free to post events, activities and programs; and to SEARCH and discover what is happening in your

community on any given day.

how it worKs1. post eVents

• On-line event submission (manual forms are available at City Hall, Chamber of Commerce and Manluk Centre) (Guidelines apply)

• Choose from five Event Categories to post your event

2. seArch For eVents• Search events by name, venue, day or month

• Search results are downloadable to your Microsoft Calendar• Event locations linked to Google Maps

• See at a glance what is happening on any given day in Wetaskiwin

3. suBscriBe to eVents• Free Subscription options via RSS Feed or e-mail notification

4. site is moBile proViDing on the spot Access to whAt’s hAppening in wetAsKiwin.

it’s eAsY AnD it’s Free

1calendar.wetaskiwin.ca(or follow the links at wetaskiwin.ca, wetaskiwinchamber.com or manlukcentre.ca)

i please call wetaskiwin tourism at 780-361-4417.


LEARNING & LITERACYthe following courses are being offered by the

wetAsKiwin communitY literAcY progrAm5010-50 Avenue | phone: 780-352-7257 | e-mail: [email protected]

english FluencYImprove Pronunciation – Make Progress – Communicate Clearly. Join our class and build confidence speaking the English language.Date: Fridays, may 1 – June 5, 2015 time: 10 am - 12 noon Fee: $20 for each 6 week class

english lAnguAge (ell/esl) clAssesIf you are new to Canada and want to practice English skills, meet other people and learn more about Canadian culture, come and join our class.Dates: wednesdays, April 15 - June 10time: 6 pm - 8 pm Fee: Dependent upon residency status

one-to-one tutoringWant to improve reading, writing, math or speaking English? Do you need help studying for language exams? Our volunteer tutors can help.Dates & time: to suit student

ielts test prepArAtionThis class will help students prepare to write the IELTS exam (International English Language Testing System). Reading, writing, listening and speaking components will be covered.Dates: thursdays, April 30 - June 4time: 6 pm - 8 pmFee: $40 (includes text Book)

rhYming totswetaskiwin community literacy program free drop-in program for parents/caregivers and tots (0-5 yrs). Oral language fun with rhymes, songs, stories, craft activities and snack. Transportation is available.the early education and Family wellness centre, 5606-47 st. (morning session)parent link, 4415A-49 st. (Afternoon session)Dates: tuesdays, April 14 – may 26 times: 9:30 am - 10:30 am & 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm

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 available for one-to-one learning. Each student and tutor pair meets for one hour each week.Dates: march 2 - march 30time: mondays, 9 am to 12 noon Dates: march 4 - April 1time: wednesdays, 1 pm - 3 pmFee: seniors centre user Fee


coming soon to the literAcY centre

roAD to DriVingAdult Students wanting to obtain their Drivers License will study using The Clear Language Drivers Guide, which is specifically designed for those who are not comfortable reading or have trouble understanding the English Language.

computer sKills 101This class will cover fundamental computer use and provide adult students with the skills to start using the computer comfortably on their own.

For more information on these learning opportunities, please contact the Literacy Office at 780-352-7257.



FounDAtions For leArning NorQuest’s Foundations for Learning program includes a range of 12-week, online courses, allowing learners to strengthen their academic skills in their home community. Courses are available October through April along with tutorial support, and students can register through eCampus Alberta.

• Pre-Trades Math and Science Prep foundations

• GED Preparation foundations

• English Prep with an Aboriginal focus foundations

• Essential Mathematics foundations

• Pre-Algebra foundations

• High School Math Prep foundations

• English Preparation foundations

• Prep for Practical Nurse Math foundations

• ESL Intermediate Reading and Writing foundations

• ESL Intermediate Listening and Speaking foundations

• Essential Skills foundations

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 or can be emailed to you. Look for us on Facebook. Organized Programs: Classical Conversations, art lessons, gymnastics, swimming lessons, bowling, skiing, golf, field trips, and more.Home School Library: Used curriculum, new and used books.For more information callMelanie Krause: [email protected], 780-352-5778; Sanet Dippenaar: [email protected], 780-312-0335; carrie rusk: [email protected], 780-361-2088




worKshops ViA ViDeo-conFerencecreating learning opportunities for the region through video-conferencethe following workshops are held at the county of wetaskiwinVideo-conference suite. Fee: $10/person | time: 12 noon - 1:30 pm | bring a bag lunchFor more information or to register: call 780-361-6241 or e-mail: [email protected] | www.clcwetaskiwin.ca

communitY engAgementAnD consultAtion – puBlic consultAtions thAt rocK! Board Development session by ViDeo-conFerenceIS THIS YOU? Do you need to seek input from your stakeholders? Do you need to involve your community in decision-making? Do you even know where to start?Community Engagement and Consultation is a process that honours both the valuable perspectives of your public and the tasks of the decision-makers. Topics include: theory and background, promising practices, design planning and execution, analyzing data and follow-up. Join us in this hands-on session as we show you a 10-Step Process and some practical tools to make your public consultations rock! Board Development Session by video-conference.Presented by: Community Development, Alberta Culture & Wetaskiwin Community Learning Council Date: wednesday, April 22 presented by: scott Vaughan, Alberta culture community Development unit

recruiting eFFectiVe BoArD memBers Board Development session by Video-conferenceIn today’s world it is increasingly difficult to recruit and maintain a “good” board. To be

effective, recruitment must be a part of an annual cycle that also involves orienting and training new board members, and evaluating (formally and informally) board activities. Participants will have theopportunity to identify strategies to recruit, orient and train board members. Discussion about the benefits of building a strong board will be complemented with some practical tools that boards can use.Date: wednesday, may 20presented by: Jennifer Beyer, Alberta culture, community Development unit

policies, proceDures AnD BYlAws - whAt Are theY?Board Development session by Video-conferenceWritten guidelines for the governance of your organization can save you and your board time and energy, but sometimes it is hard to know what information should go in which documents. What are the differences between policies and bylaws? What about objects, and procedures? How do you ensure that what you have on file is adequate and useful? This session will provide practical tips to help your board function smoothly.Date: wednesday, June 10presented by: scott Vaughan, Alberta culture, community Development unit


MUSIC & DANCE

guitAr, BAss, mAnDolin AnD uKulele lessonswetaskiwin theatre society Building,5002-53 AvenueReady to start learning to Play the Guitar, Electric Bass, Mandolin or Ukulele? Or maybe take your playing to the next level?I teach Custom Lessons that are based on Your Goals, and Present Skills in my studio in the Water Works Theatre Building!call or text Bill tozer at 587-334-8382 water works studios

guitAr, BAss guitAr AnD Drum instructionwith cody hanson to register or for more information call 780-352-6902

guitAr instruction – wArrens’ music5003-51 Avenue individual guitar instruction. learn at your own pace with an experienced instructor. call 780-352-0044 to arrange times.

guitAr lessonswill whenham, sweet sounds studioswetaskiwin (lighthouse church) leduc (4501-61st Ave)I offer 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, as well as learning to play by ear.Date: Year roundtime: weekday eveningsto register call 780-387-0387

shAntAs DAnce stuDio4809b-50 Avenuefusion style and traditional Bellydance Classes and Bollywood classes Monday - Saturday classes for adults and kidsRegistered and drop in classesto register or for more information: call: 780-361-3227see us at parade of programs or visit our [email protected] | www.shantasdance.com


EvOLUTION fAMILY DAY HOMESAccredited

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.

Government subsidies are available.

For more information call maureen at 780-352-5615

eArlY leArning &chilD cAre centre(Daycare for 12 months - 6 years)robert B. colborne centre, 4013-48 street, Boys and girls club of wetaskiwin 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. Date: monday - Fridaytime: 6:45 am - 6 pmFee: Based on child’s age, government subsidy’s may be available.contact leah hnatiuk at 780-352-4632 ext. 6www.wetaskiwinyouth.ca

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMSgrowing in grAce preschool 4218-56 Avenue 3 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. Dates/times: mon/wed, tues/thurs with various times. Fee: $65.00 a monthlow monthly costs with various payment options. For more information and to register contact 780-352-5121.

cleAr VistA preschoolclasses on monday & wednesday morning at 8:45 am - 11:30 amtuesday & thursday morning from 8:45 am - 11:30 amtuesday & thursday afternoon from 12:30 pm - 3:15 pmHaving FUN while learning the alphabet, numbers, games, songs and playing with new friends!! NO FUNDRAISING !!For more info contact grace Krook 780-352-6616 (school) or 780-352-7512 (home)


Facebook cpF-wetaskiwin to see the excitement in French immersion. All programs unless otherwise noted take place at École parkdale, 4107-54 street wetaskiwin | 780-352-4594

French immersion registrAtionÉcole parkdale Thanks to the demand, parents in Wetaskiwin can enroll their children in french Immersion. Generally, students start in Kindergarten but they can start in Grade one – even if they have not attended a french Immersion Kindergarten. Parents are not expected to understand or speak french. A wealth of resources is available to help parents support and encourage their child’s learning. Learning a second language has been shown to have a positive impact on intellectual growth. In fact, studies suggest learning another language can enhance cognitive and intellectual abilities. Give the gift of another language to your child. french Immersion is an academic Program provided by the Wetaskiwin Public School board. Have the benefits of small class sizes. French Immersion courses extend to the High School. The advantages last a lifetime!! Consider the options today.For more information and to register phone 780-352-4594

French winter cArniVAloutdoor rinks west of the poolCelebrate the tradition of Winter Games in Wetaskiwin at the french Winter Carnival. At the outdoor rinks West of the pool Enjoy skating (approved helmet required), Broomball, Snowshoeing, Winter games, Tug of War Competitions and the all time favourite CABANE À SUCRE! (Maple syrup toffee on a stick).Date: saturday, march 7time: 1 pm - 3 pm.

French immersioninFormAtion nightÉcole parkdale school Have you considered french Immersion for your child but need the reassurance this is where you want to place your child? Get your questions answered; get an overview of french Immersion in Wetaskiwin; meet the Kindergarten and grade one teacher; hear from families who have students in the program; meet other families registering their students in french Immersion. Babysitting & door prizes. Date: tuesday, march 24time: 7 pm

French immersion open houseÉcole parkdale school SPOTLIGHT on French Immersion!! Come see french Immersion in action. Seeing is believing. Have the opportunity to spend time in french Immersion classrooms and solidify your decision to put your child in a second language learning environment. Witness firsthand students learning and communicating competently in FRENCH!! french is the language of instruction for a significant part of the school day. The desired outcomes for students in this program are a high proficiency in the English language; functional fluency in French and a mastery of the skills and abilities identified in all subject areas. All students follow the Alberta Curriculum. Date: may 25 & 26 time: 1 pm - 3 pm

cAnADiAn pArentsFor French



plAY, leArn AnD connectAt Your locAl pArent linK centre4415A-49 street | For more information call 780-352-3331 or email [email protected] | www.centralparklandparentlink.caFind us on Facebook: wetaskiwin parent link

plAY, leArn AnD connect at your local parent link centre4415 A-49 street For more information call 780-352-3331 or email [email protected] www.centralparklandparentlink.ca. Find us on Facebook: wetaskiwin parent link

plAY, leArn, grow Come join us for a structured play group with changing play stations. Every week, we will have a different theme with fun activities to practice our skills. followed by a circle time where we read stories, sing songs, enjoy movement etc. tuesday mornings in march at the wetaskiwin mall. ongoing on wednesday mornings at the parent link centre.

time For BABY (0-12 months), Come join us for some informal play, activities, presentations and discussion with other parents around topics and questions that come with the joy of raising a baby. Topics change depending on group interest. Call us to find out dates and times.

stAY & plAYSpend some quality time playing with your child. You are their first teacher and most favourite toy. By interacting, talking and playing with them, you help them grow and learn. No structured activities, just free play. monday nights.

wAlK AnD tAlK (seAsonAl)Meet at a local park, go for a walk together and spend time playing at the park after. This is a great way to meet other parents, get your exercise, get sunshine and fresh air and explore the outdoors with your child.

Ages AnD stAgesEvery month your child grows in many ways, learns new skills and understands a little more about the world around him. The Ages and Stages questionnaires help you to understand which skills your child has already mastered and how you can support their development. Now available online and easy to fill out from the comfort of your home. To find out more, go to our website atwww.centralparklandparentlink.ca

positiVe pArenting progrAm (triple p)Do you have questions around parenting strategies? Want to strengthen your relationship with your child? Encourage them to learn new skills and gain independence? Challenges around discipline or setting up routines? Call us and make an appointment for one-to-one parenting support, information sessions, groups and more.

these are just some of the great programs that we offer at the parent link centre! some programs are ongoing, but we also offer a variety of changing ones (cooking, art, music, science etc.). contact us for program times, details or a current calendar of events.


SENIORS PROGRAMS

militArY whistDate & time: mondays at 1:30 pm Fee: members - $2, non-members - $4

Floor curling Good for all fitness levels and great exercise!Date & time: tuesday & thursdays at 1:30 pmFee: members - $2, non-members - $4

tuesDAY night BingoEnjoy a bingo night with friends! Open to anyone 18 or older.Date & time: tuesdays from 7 pm - 9 pmFee: $5 will get you all the cards you need. BriDgeDate & time: thursdays at 1:30 pmFee: members - $2, non-members - $4

criBDate & time: thursdays from 10 am - 12 noonFee: members - $2, non-members - $4

euchreDate & time: thursdays at 1 pmFee: members - $2, non-members - $4

All of the following programs are drop in and are held at the wetaskiwin senior citizens society, 5216-54 street780-352-4646 | email: [email protected] | membership: $20 per year

cAnAstADate & time: Fridays at 1:30 pmFee: members $2, non members $4.00

pAncAKe BreAKFAstDate & time: 4th sunday of the month except December, July & August from 10 am - 1 pmFee: $6

serVicespodiatrist: wednesday (varies)Belltone hearing: 1st wednesday of the monthPlease call 780-352-4646 to confirm dates

computers For seniorswetaskiwin senior connect, community literacy program, wetaskiwin seniors centrefor seniors who want to learn how to use a computer, we have volunteer tutors available for one-to-one learning. Each student and tutor pair meets for one hour each week.Dates: mondays, march 2 - march 30 time: 9 am - 12 noon Dates: wednesdays, march 4 - April 1time: 1 pm - 3 pmFee: seniors centre user Fee

seniors wellness conFerence 2015seniors wellness planning committee | wetaskiwin senior citizens centre, 5216-54 streetA one day conference focusing on topics of interest to seniors living in the Wetaskiwin and Millet area. Sessions include Cooking for One, Foot Care, Prescriptions and Natural Rem-edies and more. We’ll be entertained by comedian Chris McKerracher and keynote speaker, Brenda Robinson!tuesday, June 2 | 9 am - 3:30 pmtickets $15.00, on sale in April – includes all sessions and lunch. see the website or call city of wetaskiwin Fcss at 780-361-4425 for ticket locations | www.wetaskiwin.ca/fcss


SPORTS & fITNESSwetAsKiwin AnD District AmAteur FootBAll AssociAtionnorm Brown Field, 4513-50 Avenuefootball is an affordable co-ed sport for ages 5-15 yrs. All equipment is provided. No experience is necessary. Flag Football is for 5-7 yrs, Atoms 8-10 yrs, Peewee 11-12 yrs, and bantams are 13-15 yrs.Date: spring camp is may 29, 30 and 31. Fee: $20 regular season begins August 3 - end of octoberPractices are Tuesdays for Flag Football; Tuesdays and Thursdays for Atom; and monday, tuesday and thursdays for peewee and Bantam.Time: Flag football is 7 pm - 8 pm; all other practices are 6 pm - 8 pmFee: Flag Football $100; Atoms $150, peewee and Bantam $225early bird and family discounts are available.to register contact tara: 780-352-3033 or check us out at our website www.wdafa.org

wetAsKiwin VolKssport wAlKing cluBvolkssport means “sport for the people”. The club is affiliated with Volkssport Association of Alberta which holds 5 & 10 kilometer walks throughout Alberta approximately 2 days a week (most in spring and summer). The Wetaskiwin club sponsors walks in Wetaskiwin, Camrose, Millet, Beaumont, Leduc and the Pigeon Lake area. Everyone is invited to come out for fun, fitness and friendship!www.walkalberta.cacall Judy at 780 352-7407 or Alda at 780 361-5530

wetAsKiwin soccer cluBwetaskiwinPlay, Learn, Coach. The Beautiful Game! All Children born 2011+ are eligible to register for the 2015 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 – end of June registration: 3 ways to register• online • parade of programs (please print off

registration form and bring it with you) • mail (please print out the registration

form) Box 6211, wetaskiwin, AB t9A 2e9, www.wetaskiwinsoccer.org

wetAsKiwin gYmnAstics cluBJoin us for our 8 week Spring Session! registration at the club will be in April after easter. call 780-352-3681 or stop by the parade of programs and pick up a handout! see our website www.wetaskiwingymnastics.wix.com/wetaskiwingymnastics Facebook page for info [email protected]


roller DerBYrez city rollerswetaskiwin Drill hall Rez City Rollers is a women’s (18 years+) flat-track roller derby team. We strive to promote an active lifestyle, provide a safe environment for contact sport and to encourage alternative sporting options for women of all sizes and fitness levels.NO experience necessary, we would love to teach and train you!NO gear needed to start, we have everything you will need to give roller derby a try, plus your first visit is FREE!Dates & time: wednesdays (6:30 pm - 8:30 pm) & sundays (4 pm - 6 pm)Fee: $50/month + $50/year for insurance; or $10/drop-into register or for more information contact tara at 780-352-3033, on Facebook:www.facebook.com/rezcityrollers) or e-mail [email protected]

rez citY rippersAre you between 8 and 17? Then perhaps Roller Derby is for you. We are the Junior Team with the Rez City Rollers. Our mission is to empower youth, foster confidence, fair play and team work in the youth of Wetaskiwin. session 1: January 14 - June 24, $210 or $35/monthsession 2: september 9 - December 16, $140 or $35/month. insurance is $50/Yearpractice is every wednesday from 5 pm - 6:30 pm.registration at the parade of programs march 11/15 at the Drill hall and is ongoing throughout the session. look for us on Facebook @ rez city rippers, by email @ [email protected] or text Bootie-Buster @ 780-335-3465.

AQuA zumBA with wenDY crABtreemanluk centreJoin the Latin “splash” party. Enjoy active water routines set to a variety of energizing music. The buoyancy of the water eliminates stress to our joints as our body experiences the toning effects from the resistance of the water.Date: wednesdays, April 8 - may 27 time: 7:30 pm - 8:30 pmFee: $60 – 8 classes to register contact wendy crabtree at 780-352-0295; e-mail [email protected]

zumBA with wenDY crABtremanluk centreFIND YOUR HAPPY TIME with ZUMBA – the latin inspired dance fitness program. Experience a variety of energizing music that will get your feet moving, hips shaking and heart pumping! Zumba is appropriate for all levels of abilities.Date: tuesdays/thursday, April 7 - may 28 time: 5 pm - 6 pmFee: $60 – 8 classes $115 – 16 classesto register contact wendy crabtree at 780-352-0295; e-mail [email protected]

2015 springpArADe oF progrAms weDnesDAY,mArch 11 6 pm - 8 pmwetaskiwin Drill hall

For more information call 780-361- 4412 or email: [email protected]


SUMMER CAMPScoVenAnt BAY summer cAmpspigeon lake, ABCovenant Bay located on Beautiful Pigeon Lake offers Day Camps ($10), Youth Camps, Family Camps, Wilderness Adventure Camps and Retreats. There is something for everyone at Covenant Bay. So join us this year and make memories that will last a lifetime! While kids and families have an awesome time with the great activities like, wake boarding, water skiing, mountain biking, wall climbing, and crazy games, the number one reason people keep coming back is the amazing relationships they develop. Date: may - octoberVisit our website to learn more and to register: www.covenantbay.ca

cAmp DiscoVerY VBsst. John’s lutheran church, 5506-55 st.A vacation Bible School adventure for children ages 4-12, offering Bible stories, crafts, games, songs. Children will learn how they fit into this world – that God loves them and has a purpose for them in daily life and eternal life. Learn that “we love, because God first loved us!”Date: July 20 - 24time: 9 am - 12 amFee: no chargeto register go to our website or call 780-335-0446, www.stjohnswetaskiwin.com


sAcreD heArt DrAmA clAsses For KiDs (Ages 7-13) sacred heart school, 4419-52 Ave.This summer we will cover: improvisation, puppetry, tableaux, auditions, commercials, and the basics of acting along with a final performance. This drama camp will help your child: grow in confidence; experience success; control and express their emotions; develop their imagination and their communication skills. Miranda Hamer is a certified teacher and in her 8th year of directing this drama camp. She now employs former drama camp stars as assistant directors. 1st camp option: July 13 -172nd camp option: July 20 - 24time: 9 am - 2 pm Fee: register by April 3 for $100 after deadline is $120. to register contact miranda hamer at 780- 312-0243 or [email protected]

citY oF wetAsKiwin summer DAY cAmps

to register for our summer day camps, please visit www.wetaskiwin.ca/register or register in person at the manluk centre. For any questions, please call 780-361-4444. All prices exclude gst.

improV & ArtSpend 5 days exploring your creative side with fun improvisation games and creating exciting art projects at the Wetaskiwin Allied Arts and Crafts Centre. 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 6 - 10time: 9 am - 4 pmAges: 7 & upCost: $135 Early Bird; $160 Regularmultipurpose room, manluk centre

ActiVe For liFe cAmp:This full day camp for children ages 6-12 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: July 13 - 17 or August 17 - 21time: 9 am - 4 pmAges: 6 & upCost: $135 Early Bird; $160 Regularwhere: multipurpose room, manluk centre

Knight hAVen meDieVAl cAmpGo 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 20 - 24time: 9 am - 4 pmAges: 8-12cost: $185mezzanine, civic centre

Fun For liFe cAmp This 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: August 4 - 7time: 1 pm - 4 pmAges: 4-7Cost: $50 Early Bird; $65 Regularmultipurpose room, manluk centre


surF AnD sport cAmp new this summer, half or full day option!Get exclusive access to the 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. Ages: 8 and upDate: July 27 - 31 or August 10 - 14Time: Full Day Option: 9 am - 4 pm; half Day option: 9 am - 12 pmCost: Full Day Option Early Bird: $135; Full Day option regular: $160 Half Day Option Early Bird: $50; Half Day option regular: $65manluk centre

AQuAtic cAmps

surF AnD sport hAlF DAY cAmpGet 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 20 - 24 or August 4 - 7time: 8:30 am - 12 noonAges: 8 & upCost: $50 Early Bird; $65 Regularmanluk centre



TOWN Of MILLET

millet little p.i.p.s millet little peoples indoor play societymillet community hall, 5107-50 AvenueNon-Profit, parent- supervised, indoor play group for ages 0-5.Date: monday & thursday, 9:30 am - 11:30 am, september-may Fee: First visit is Free! Drop-in rates: $3 for a single child and $5 for a Familymembership rates: $50 per Family contact Allison at 780-387-3300 or email: [email protected] us on www.Facebook.com/millet-little-peoples-indoor-play-society

millet & District Arts & crAFts guilDmeet in guild room (basement of administration building, 5120-50 street)meetings: 4th tuesday 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: mondays, 1 pm - 3 pm weaving: thursdays, 9:30 am - 11:30 ammembership Fee: $20/yearcontact: peggy at 780-387-4750 orclara at 780-387-7413

5120- 50 street | phone: 780 387-4554 | www.millet.cahours: monday - Friday 8:30 am - 12 noon and 1 pm - 4:30 pmFor further information on the following contact Don gilmet, Director of public services, email: [email protected] or call 780 387-4180

groups AnD cluBs

millet & DistricthistoricAl societYmillet museum & Archives & Visitor information centre, 5120- 50 streetwinter hours: tuesdays & thursdays, 1 pm - 4:30 pm hours from may 19 - september, monday - saturday 8:30 am - 4:30 pmmeetings: last monday of each month at 1 pm in board room. pioneer women 2015: Ruth Brennan, Florence Day, Edith Dusdal, Alma Gray, Clara Thompson, Myrtle Wilk. opening: saturday, June 6, 2015 at millet Agriplex at 1pm KiDs progrAms: Community or cemetery walking toursDinosAurs wAlKing the millet streets Photos with animatronic walking dinosaurs. Drumheller tourism– saturday, August 22 at 11 am - 12 noon. check out the website for more millet museum activities for millet harvest Fair.contact tracey at 780-387-5558 or email:[email protected],www.milletmuseum.ca


town oF millet communitY FAcilitiesAgriplex, 54 street & 45 AvenueFull size ice ArenA with great bleachers, BAnQuet room seating 250 - 380 people with a complete bar, kitchen and elevator. Four – 90” TV’s, a 12 x 16 television screen and ceiling projector and sound system.hugo witt meeting room seats 60 people, 70 inch Tv and monitor system. 3 BAseBAll DiAmonDs AnD soccer FielDs to rent.communitY hAll, 150 person capacity, full kitchen and stage.splAsh pArK in Pipestone Creek Parknew programs June 29 to August 28 basketball hoops, a small exercise room and more. contact Don gilmet Director of public services at 780-387-4180 or email: [email protected]

millet town sQuAre meetingsAgriplex, 45 Avenue & 54 streetCome and be a part of the Town of MilletDate: last monday of each monthtime: 7 pm hugo witt roomcontact town of millet at 780-387-4554

millet curling cluBcurling rink, 5148-50 AvenueFun League Mixed Curling, All Ages/ Skills Levels Welcomesturling curling Bonspiel: march 6 & 7, 2015contact Jenny at 780-387-7401 or email: [email protected]

millet & District AgriculturAl & recreAtionAl societYAgriplex, 54 street & 45 Avenuecelebrating 30 yearsmeetings: 2nd mondays of each month at 7:30 pm, hugo witt roomeAster toY/hAm Bingo: saturday, march 28 at noonholstein show: saturday, July 18hArVest FAir Bench show & trADeshow: saturday, August 22 at noon - 3:30 pmFArmers mArKet: every wednesday from 4 pm - 7 pm, July 8 - september 30contact irene at 780-387-4442 or tracy at 780-352-5578

millet & District Fish & gAme AssociAtion5148-50 Avenuemeetings: 1st tuesday of each month at 7 pm (except July & August)contact: hilding at 780-352-0663 or for hall rentals Dave at 780-387-5307

1st millet scout AssociAtionhall, 5019-52 street Seats 120 people, tables and chairs 95 people, standing 180 peoplecontact glendelynn at 780-905-8751 or email: [email protected]

millet in Bloommillet council chambers, 5120-50 streetmeetings: 2nd tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm starting march 11 - november worK Bee: every thursdays at 6:30 pmcommunitY cleAn up: thursday, April 23 at 6:30 pmcommunitY gArAge sAle: saturday, June 20 from 9 am - 4 pmcontact carol at 780-387-5766 or email: [email protected], www.milletinbloom.ca


millet & District lions cluBmillet lions hall, 5023-49 Avenue meetings: 1st and 3rd mondays of every month at 7 pmopen house: every Friday at 7pmhArVest FAir pArADe: saturday, August 22 starting at 11 am DinosAurs wAlKing the millet streets, Drumheller tourism – saturday, August 22 at 11 am – noon check out www.milletmuseum.ca for details, photos with animatronic dinosaurs. 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 Agriplexhall phone: 780-387-4185 capacity 75 peoplecontact pat at 780-387-4619 bus booking

roYAl cAnADiAn legion BrAnch #229legion hall, 5156-50 AvenueEstablished in 1947 to support members of the Canadian Armed Forces, the RCMP and their families from the Millet District.meetings: 2nd wednesday of each month at 7 pmcriBBAge DouBles tournAments: 1st saturday of each monthopen house with pool AnD DArts: every saturday at 4 pm - 11 pmhArVest FAir pAncAKe BreAKFAst: saturday, August 22 before parade at 7 am - 10:30 amhAll rentAl:phone 780-387-5551, capacity 110 peoplecontact Kim at 780-387-4155 or Bonnie at 780-387-5335

millet ministeriAl millet community hall, 5107-50 AvenueHarvest fair Multi-congregational Church ServiceDate: sunday, August 23 at 10:30 amcontact ron at 780-387-4530

millet seniorsFloor curlingcommunity hall, 5107-50 AveDate: every mondaytime: 1 pm - 3 pmcontact Bob at 780-387-4187

potlucK lunch & millet seniors cluB meetingmillet legion, 5156-50 AvenueDate: last wednesday of the month at noontime: 12 noon - 1:30 pmcontact ellen at 780- 387-4807no activities July or August

criBBAgemillet legion, 5156-50 AvenueDate: second tuesday of the monthtime: 1 pm - 3 pmcontact ellen at 780-387-4807no activities July or August

looKing For Volunteers town oF millet “puBlic serVices”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 at 780-387-4180 or email: [email protected]


millet & District minor BAll AssociAtionmillet Ball Diamonds on 45 Avenue near 54 street T-ball, Rookie, Mosquito, Peewee, Bantam, Girls softballred eye Baseball tournament, Come watch 24 hour baseball for July datecontact Jason at 780-387-2281 or 780-314-9393 or email: [email protected], www.milletminorball.com

inFinitY power YogAYoga classes in Milletcontact: 780-777-8075 or email: [email protected]

origin YogAYoga classes in Milletcontact: 780-886-0336 or email: [email protected]

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 Agriplexcontact: 780-216-0444 or email: [email protected]

tAKe oFF Fitness Personal Training and Group fitness Classes in Milletcontact: 780-887-4965 or email: [email protected]

gAil’s First AiD trAiningCommunity first Aid Training in Milletcontact: 780-920-1287 or email: [email protected]

sport & Fitnessmillet minor hocKeY AssociAtionmillet Agriplex, 54 street & 45 AvenueInitiation, Pre Novice, Novice, Atom, Pee Wee, Bantam and Midgetmillet miDget storm tournAment: march 27 - 29contact James at 780-862-7033 or email: [email protected]

new eDge sKAting cluB Offering programs September - Marchcontact cathy at 403-350-1692 or email: [email protected]

millet AmAteur BroomBAll AssociAtioncontact Dave at 780-387-5206

millet soccer AssociAtionU4 & U6, U8, U12 Boys & Girls, U14contact crystal at 780- 216-1264 or email: [email protected], www.milletsoccer.ca

millet mixeD slo-pitch AssociAtioncontact: 780-990-4626

music/FestiVAlsshAron gAir A. mus.Private piano & theorycontact: 780-387-4699 or email: [email protected]

millet FireFlY Acoustic FestiVAlDate: July 25www.facebook.com/Milletfirefly

millet music & Arts societYmillet Agriplex, 45 Avenue & 54 streetconcert in the countryDate: August 8 & 9contact Arlene at 780-387-5124www.concertinthecountry.org

millet hArVest FAirAugust 21 - 23

Free Fresh Air cinemA & FireworKsmillet Ball Diamonds, 54 st. & 45 Ave.The Town of Millet has hired in the expertise of 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 21Time: Dusk approx. 9 pm with fireworks to follow Check out Movie title at www.Millet.ca millet legion pAncAKe BreAKFAst:7 am – 11:30 am at legionmillet lions pArADe starting at 11 am. millet Ag societY Bench show, & activities for the whole familymillet tourism trADeshow at millet Agriplex, 12 noon - 3:30 pm millet museum: pioneer women exhibit 8:30 am - 10:45 & 12 noon - 4:30 pmlooK For DinosAurs walking millet streets on saturday, August 22celebrating 30 years of the millet & District recreational and Agricultural society.

millet puBlic liBrArY hours: tuesdays, wednesdays, thursdays, 10 am - 8 pm, Fridays, & saturdays, 12 noon - 5 pm

town oF milletliBrArY BoArD meeting at 6:30 pm, 2nd tuesday of each month the FrienDs oF millet liBrArY societY at 6:30 pm: march 19, April 9, may 21, June 18.

preschool storY times & crAFtswednesdays at 10:30 am

lego cluBthursdays at 3:30 pm

mAKe AnD tAKe crAFtsFridays and saturdays 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Free FAmilY moVie on pD DAYsFriday, march 27, Friday, may 15, and Friday, June 12 at 1:30 pmPopcorn & Pop for $2. Call Library for Movie title.

tD summer reADing cluBCome to the Library for reading, crafts, games and fun for school aged children. Drop in starts every tuesday for 6 weeks from tuesday, July 7 from 10:30 am - 3 pm. contact margaret at 780-387-5222 or email: [email protected], www.milletlibrary.ca


PARADEOF

PROGRAMSMARCH 11

6 - 8 PMWETASKIWIN DRILL HALL

2015 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 Programscall 780-361-4412 or email [email protected].

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