Enclosed is a link for an on-line survey looking for your input about opportunities that you would like to explore next March. https://survey.vovici.com/se.ashx?
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Surveys will are also available in hard copy. Ask your CRC for more information! Please return your survey by November 19th, 2012. Hard copy responses can be returned to alison.mould@edmonton.ca or fax: 780-496-5810 This event is for YOU; for Community League Volunteers to come together, build relationships and learn from each other and have some fun!
Community support is crucial for a successful program. We encourage groups of co-workers, community organizations, church groups and friends to organize collection drives to collect as many coats and outerwear items as possible. When your Coats for Kids and Families collection drive is complete, donations can be dropped off at any Page the Cleaner.
November 2012
All children have rights, no matter who they are, where they live, what language they speak, their religion, their culture, if they are a boy or girl, whether they have a disability, or are rich or poor.
Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012 6:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Jasper Park Community League 8751 153 Street
Thursday, Nov. 22, 2012 6:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Sherbrooke Community Hall 13008 122 Avenue PLEASE RSVP to: events@reachedmonton.ca In your response PLEASE NOTE the session you are attending. 2
November 2012
With autumn upon us and winter fast approaching, it is time to prepare our ice rinks to ensure a smooth and safe skating season. Critical items should be addressed prior to flooding the skating surface areas. The following should be considered critical: Mow all grass areas within the intended skating area to a maximum height of 2 inches. Fill any minor low spots with soil. If your intended skating area is asphalt or concrete, now is the time to seal cracks and/or repair uneven areas. Repair or replace any cracked, split or broken rink boards. Remember, on a hockey rink, there should be no rink board gaps greater than 9mm ().
November 2012 at ereg.edmonton.ca. Note: Both workshops are now full/waitlisted. November 11 - Remembrance Day November 13-20 - World Kindness Week visit www.actsofkindness.org/community November 20 Universal Childrens Day visit http://www.un.org/en/events/childrenday
Snow Shacks
This free neighbourhood dropin program for 6-12 year olds is offered in partnership with community leagues at various playgrounds across the city. Come out for indoor and outdoor activities including crafts, games, sports, and drama. Dress for the weather and be ready for winter fun. Children under 6 years old are welcome to participate but must be supervised by their parent or guardian at all times. The program may be cancelled or adjusted in the event of extreme weather.
Location: Westview Village Community Hall (10770 Winterburn Road) Dates: January 2 - January 4 Times: 9 - 4pm
Location: Meadowlark Community Hall (15961 92 Ave.) Dates: January 2 January 4 Times: 12 4 pm
Planning for 2013 summer programs will continue to see the Flying Eagle Summer Program being offered. For more information please contact your CRC
Location: Lessard Community Hall (17404 57 Ave.) Dates: January 2 January 4 Times: 12 4 pm
Location: Athlone Community Hall (13010 129 Street) Dates: January 2 January 4 Times: 12 4 pm
Location: Belmead Community Hall In Rink Shack (9109 182 Street) Dates: January 2 January 4 Times: 12 4 pm
Location: Woodcroft Community Hall (13915 115 Ave) Dates: January 2 January 4 4
Location: McQueen Community Hall/Rink Shack (10825 McQueen Road) Dates: January 2-4 2013 Times: 12-4 pm
944-5506
Community Recreation Coordinators Tracey Bink 822-2175 Allison Boileau 9445454 Una Bryce 944-7593 Chris McMorran 4961911 Susan Meunier 9445450 Jessica Monk 442-4629 Alison Mould 944-5531 Trudy Raadik 944-5528 Savannah Westgarde 423-5827 Ruth Wong-Miller 496-6431 Website - www.edmonton.ca
November 2012 Parks and Community Services (PACS) - West 11410 - 149 Street Monday Friday Jasper Place 10030 - 167 Street Monday Friday Phone: 442-4974 8:30 am 12:00 pm 1:15 pm 4:30 pm Phone: 442-4848 8:30 am 4:30 pm The City of Edmonton NPDP Resource Committee Hosted by Neighbourhood Parks and Recreation Programs -South
What is idling?
Idling is a bad habit that wastes fuel and money, adds to pollution and climate change and can contribute to health problems. We are committed to making sure Edmonton is one of the cleanest, greenest cities worldwide by keeping its air quality at a high rating.
PLEASE RSVP by November 26th to Yasmin.Sumar@edmonton.ca or call 780-442-4846 Brought to you by:
November 2012 Vehicles licensed to provide public transport such as school buses and taxis, emergency vehicles and vehicles transporting medically fragile people are exempt from the bylaw. This initiative will help create a healthier environment for school students and staff and hospital patients, staff and visitors.