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ARTS & CULTURE Wetaskiwin Art And Craft Centre 4520-48 Avenue, Box 6453 Wetaskiwin T9A 2G2 780-362-ARTS (2787) | www.waacc.ca Facebook under Wetaskiwin Craft Centre REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: It is important to CALL first to register your interest in a program. 2 WAYS TO REGISTER: 1. CALL WAACC OFFICE: 780-362-ARTS (2787) - Leave a message; we will get back to you within 24 hours; then mail your completed registration form (available at www.waacc.ca) along with payment to: Wetaskiwin Art and Craft Centre, Box 6453, Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 2G2 2. REGISTER ONLINE at www.waacc.ca and follow the prompts. EARLY REGISTRATION IS ENCOURAGED: Register at least 2 weeks or more prior to start of a class. Late registrants 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 received by WAACC. *A full refund will be issued for any courses cancelled by WAACC. See www.waacc.ca for cancellation policy. COURSE/WORKSHOP INQUIRIES: Send email to reg@waacc.ca or call 780 362-2787 and leave a message with your name, phone numbers, day/time of call and what you are inquiring about.

Kids programS

Ages 6 -13

 KIDS’ DRAWING

In this class students will learn technical drawing skills, such as line, form, shading, composition and using drawing tools, all while drawing subjects of interest to them. The instructor will guide the students through the decision-making process as to how to build a great picture. Students may work at their own pace, yet learn from each other’s work. (Min. number is 6 registered participants – advance registration required) Instructor: Margot Soltice Date: Tuesdays, Mar. 15 - Apr. 26 (no class Mar 29) Time: 4:15pm - 5:45pm Fee: $89, Supply Fee: $30

 KIDS’ POTTERY

Make a variety of items in this fun, hands on class and discover different clay building techniques. All projects will be glazed and kiln fired. This pottery session is suitable for all skill levels. (Minimum number is 7 registered participants – advance registration required) Instructor: Virginia Anderson Date: Thursdays, Apr. 6 - Apr. 27 Time: 4pm - 6pm Fee: $79, Supply Fee: $20

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TEEN PROGRAMS

AGES 12-18

 TEENS DRAWING

TEEN & ADULT PROGRAMS

AGES 16+

Teens explore drawing using teen-specific subject matter. Many teens express desire to draw what they are interested in -- they will receive instruction on how to see those subjects with an artistic eye. (Minimum number is 6 registered students – advance registration required) Instructor: Margot Soltice Date: Tuesdays, Mar. 15 - Apr. 26 (no class Mar 29) Time: 6:15pm - 8:15pm Fee: $109, Supply Fee $30

Younger students need to be pre-approved by instructor.

 PRINTMAKING NEW!

 POTTERY FOR BEGINNERS

Used for centuries, printmaking is an exciting art form. The artist creates an image on a plate (a sheet of wood, lino, metal, or silk), rolls it with a special ink and transfers it onto paper. Then the artist alters the plate, inks it with another colour and transfers it over the first image on to a sheet of paper, creating an original piece of art. (Minimum number is 6 registered students – advance registration required) Instructor: Virginia Anderson Date: Thursdays, May 5 and May 12 Time: 4:15pm - 5:45pm Fee: $30, Supply Fee $25

POTTERY & CERAMICS For all Pottery Classes and Studio Times: Clay must be purchased from WAACC for $50 per ½ box of clay which includes use of tools, the cost of glazes and firing. Specific pottery class questions can be directed to wetaskiwinpottery@gmail.com

This class is geared toward people with little or no pottery experience. Learn about the characteristics of clay; create decorative and functional pieces through handbuilding and wheel-throwing techniques. Classes are small - no more than 6 students so there’s lots of opportunity for one-on-one instruction. (Minimum number is 5 registered participants – advance registration required) Instructor: Nonie Chalmers Date: Wednesdays, Apr. 6 - May 25 Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm Fee: $175 + (purchase of clay at first class)

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Parade of Programs MARCH 16 • 6 - 8 PM • WETASKIWIN DRILL HALL For more information about the Parade of Programs call 780-361-4412 or email recreation@wetaskiwin.ca 2016 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

 INTERMEDIATE POTTERY: RAKU FIRING NEW!

A firing technique developed in 16th century Japan, Raku’s simplicity and nature-like unpredictability were highly appreciated in Zen philosophy. Its uniqueness lies in the process of heating clay to a high temperature, followed by rapid cooling, causing the glaze to crack and create metallic finishing colors. See the magical transformation of colours on your clay creations! Some previous pottery experience recommended. (Minimum number is 4 registered participants – advance registration required) Instructor: Nonie Chalmers Date: Saturdays, Apr. 23 & 30 Time: 10am - 4pm (Bring a bag lunch) Fee: $125 + (purchase of clay at first class)

 SENIORS’ POTTERY

Get a group of friends together to spend an afternoon at the pottery studio. Designed for absolute beginners, you will learn the basics of working with clay. Work at a leisurely pace and create your own masterpiece. Come away with the experience of a creative journey with your friends. (Minimum number is 4 registered participants/maximum is 8; advance registration required) Make arrangements by email: wetaskiwinpottery@gmail.com or leave a message at 780-362-2787. Instructor: WAACC potters eager to share their hobby Date: Your choice Time: Two hours of your choice Fee: $35/person (includes all supplies and use of tools/equipment) *See Pottery Open Studio Time on page 9

DRAWING AND PAINTING  INTRO TO WATERCOLOUR PENCILS NEW!

Ages 13- Adult This fun medium includes both a pencil and watercolors in one! We will be exploring various methods of using these pencils, while wearing our creative hats. A new medium is a great excuse to play, and yet who knows? A masterpiece might be created! (Minimum number is 7 registered participants – advance registration required) Instructor: Margot Soltice Date: Wednesdays, Mar. 16 - Apr. 27 (no class Mar. 30) Time: 6:15pm - 8:15pm Fee: $109, Supply Fee: $30

STAINED GLASS  STAINED GLASS GARDEN STAKE

Fun class for beginners and intermediates. Make a garden stake topped by a colourful flower or bird or, if you prefer, make your glass art into a hanging ornament. This class includes all the basics of copper foiled stained glass. Bring a bag lunch. (Minimum number is 4 registered participants; maximum is 6 – advance registration required) Instructor: Sandra French Date: Saturdays, Apr. 23 - May 14 Time: 10am - 2:30pm Fee: $109, includes supplies. Glass is purchased from the Centre *See Stained Glass Open Studio Time on page 9

To register for any of these programs: 780-362-ARTS (leave a message) | www.waacc.ca

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fabric arts  BRAZILIAN EMBROIDERY

The 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. (Minimum class requirement is 6 registered students – advanced registration required) Facilitator: Alice Hoyle Date: Tuesdays, Mar. 22 - Apr. 26 Time: 1pm - 3pm Fee: $45, fee for Supplies - approx. $50 for beginners (Supplies to be purchased at first class)

 QUILTING PROJECT TIME

For beginner to intermediate. Bring a new or existing project that you would like to work on. Facilitator provides coaching and support (this is not a structured instruction class). The Centre supplies an iron and ironing board, but participants must bring their own sewing machine, thread, quilting fabric, cutting mat, ruler, rotary cutter, etc. (Min. number of registered participants is 4) Facilitator: Gloria Bolivar Date: Wednesdays, Apr. 13 - June 1 Time: 1pm - 4pm Fee: $70, Daily drop-in $10

HOME & GARDEN  CUPCAKES GALORE NEW!

4909 – 50 Street, (Country Sweets Ltd.) Want to learn how to make fancy cupcakes for birthdays and other special occasions? Sign up for an afternoon of fun and creativity! Learn how to make the perfect

cupcake for any occasion. The class will include do’s and don’ts of making cupcakes, decorating techniques and decorating ideas. (Advanced registration required - Min. 8 per class; max. 12) Instructor: Claire Lucas Fee: $25/person for each workshop (includes supplies, a take-home six pack of cupcakes and decorating tools) CUPCAKES GALORE – A SPECIAL TREAT FOR EASTER Date: Saturday, Mar. 19 Time: 1pm - 3:30pm CUPCAKES GALORE – A SPECIAL TREAT FOR MOTHERS DAY Date: Saturday, Apr. 30 Time: 1pm - 3:30pm

 HOME BARBECUING & INTRO TO USING A SMOKER NEW!

Want to lean more about barbecuing techniques? This informative session covers barbecue basics (equipment, types of meat, heat, cooking procedure, sauces & marinades) as well as an introduction to using a smoker (equipment, brining, temperature/cooking time). Whether you have never turned on a barbecue or you are the at home expert, don’t miss this class - Sign up today! ((Min. class requirement is 8 registered students – advanced registration required) Instructor: Glen Lastiwka (CGB Catering) Date: Sunday, May 29 Time: 1pm - 3:30pm Fee: $25

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 CHALK PAINTING ADDING THE ROYAL TOUCH

In short, how to add the glitz and glamour to your work! Aka….BLING! You will be working with mica metallic powders to take your pieces from works of art to “stunning”. At the end of this class you will take home a number of beautiful finished projects. (Min. number of registered participants is 5) Instructor: Terry Demoline Date: Thursday, Mar. 10 Time: 6:30pm - 9pm Fee: $65 (fee includes all supplies and materials)

 CHALK PAINTING FOR BEGINNERS

Terry Demoline of ‘The Gypsy Fringe Boutique’ will teach all the basics to get a special antique look. This can be used on metal, glass, finished or unfinished wood. Perhaps you already own accessories or furniture you would like to make over? Learn about preparing your project, applying the paint and finishing with waxes and topcoats. You will take home a number of useful projects. (Min. number of registered participants is 5) Instructor: Terry Demoline Date: Tuesday, Mar. 22 Time: 6:30pm - 9pm Fee: $65 (fee includes all supplies and materials)

 ANTIQUED DECOUPAGE NEW!

There are so many ways to add “antiqued” designs and patterns to individualize your hand-painted pieces. In this class, you will base coat a decorative item with chalk paint and then decoupage and antique it. “Chalk Painting for Beginners” recommended pre-requisite. (Min. number

of registered participants is 5) Instructor: Terry Demoline Date: Saturday, Apr. 2 Time: 10am - 3pm Fee: $109 (fee includes all paint/ supplies & one or two finished items to take home)

 CHALK PAINTING - BRING YOUR OWN PROJECT

Are you dreaming of re-working something with chalk paint, but need a little guidance? Our very own paint guru is here to offer ideas and help you through the process on your own project. Finish your piece for indoor or outdoor use in a choice of colours. “Chalk Painting for Beginners” recommended pre-requisite. (Min. number of registered participants is 5) Instructor: Terry Demoline Date: Saturday, May 7 Time: 10am - 3pm Fee: $109 (fee includes enough paint/ supplies to complete one small piece of furniture)

PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO  PORTRAITURE - TOP TIPS FOR SHOOTING PEOPLE (WITH YOUR CAMERA!)

Taking photos of people can be daunting, even for professional photographers… Jodi will provide helpful tips to help you create successful photo shots. Topics covered will be: How to be prepared and choosing locations, how to engage your subject and get natural posed moments, lighting challenges and camera settings. (Min. number of registered participants is 7)

To register for any of these programs: 780-362-ARTS (leave a message) | www.waacc.ca

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Instructor: Jodi Kee Photography Date: Saturday, Mar. 12 Time: 10am - 7pm (1 hour lunch break) Fee: $129

 PHOTOGRAPHY FOR BEGINNERS

Want to become more familiar with your camera? This workshop is geared towards digital SLR camera owners and covers the basic operation of the camera. Whether you are a ‘very beginner’ or just want to review what you have already learned, this is a great opportunity to enhance your skills and meet other people interested in photography. Bring your SLR camera and manual to the class. (Min. number of registered participants is 5) Instruction: Wetaskiwin Photography Club Date: Sunday, May 1 Time: 2pm - 5pm Fee: $35

 NATURE & PET PHOTOGRAPHY NEW!

This introductory workshop is geared towards beginner and intermediate photographers interested in learning how to take stunning photos. Learn how to set your camera, what lenses to use, composition and lighting as well as using techniques to capture spectacular images of pets, wildlife and birds. Ron Robertson, a professional photographer, has a passion for portraits, wildlife and landscape photography...see www.robertsonphotographs.com. Bring your SLR camera to the workshop. (Min. number of registered participants is 7) Instructor: Ron Robertson Date: Saturday, May 14 Time: 2pm - 5pm Fee: $49

 OPEN STUDIO TIME FOR ADULTS AT THE CRAFT CENTRE Studio time is a great opportunity to improve your craft, enjoy the camaraderie of other artistic people and use Craft Centre facilities and equipment. Participants must have experience and/ or have taken a WAACC class in order to qualify for studio time.*Responsibilities of participants include assistance with clean up after each session. Studio facilitator only – no instruction. View ‘Studio Calendar’ at www.waacc.ca.For more information, email: reg@waacc.ca or leave a message at 780 352-2787. Date: Mondays, Apr. 4 - June 30 Time: 1pm - 4pm Date: Saturdays, Apr. 2 - June 25 Time: 10am - 1pm Registration Fee: Quarterly Studio Time (April - June): $60; Drop In Passes: $20 for a sheet of 4 day passes Studio Time Orientation (for anyone wanting to learn more about studio time and/or to register): Saturday, Mar. 19 - come to the Craft Centre, 11am - 12 pm Artists Open Studio Time: (Room 2) Pottery Open Studio Time: (Room 3) *no studio time for potters Apr. 23, 30 or May 21 Stained Glass Open Studio Time: (Back Room) *other days and times may be available – check out the calendar at www.waacc.ca

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 BOOK AN ART/CRAFT PARTY AT THE CRAFT CENTRE ARTY-PARTY (CHILDREN, TEENS): An arty-party is a group of youth getting together for an art or craft experience. Birthdays and other special occasions are a great time to book an arty-party. Could include pottery, ceramics, jigsaw lamp making, etc. Register your group for a particular date/time and bring the refreshments. WAACC provides the facility, the art/craft supplies and instruction. For details see www.waacc.ca ADULT ART/CRAFT PARTIES: It could be a birthday party, an informal get together with friends or family, a church social or a staff team building exercise. You invite your group and bring refreshments ….WAACC provides craft supplies and instruction; variety of arts and crafts to choose from. Cost per person will vary depending on selected craft. Call Now To Book Your Group for an Adult Art/Craft Party! Leave a message at 780362-2787 or email: reg.waacc.ca Date / Time: Your choice (approximately 2 - 3 hour duration) CHALK PAINTING - LADIES NIGHT OUT Wine, women and crafts…How much fun does that sound? If you are interested in being a “hostess” and booking an evening (or daytime) to complete a number of chalkpainted projects along with your girlfriends, give us a call. You make arrangements for your guests and provide the refreshments… WAACC provides the facilities, instruction and equipment. Call Terry at 780 361-3924 for more details. Instructor: Terry Demoline Fee: $65 per person (all paint and other supplies included)

POTTERY PARTY Meld your own pieces of clay into a totally original piece of art. Learn the basics of working with clay and apply a slip-glaze which will be left for firing and can be picked up at a later date. Email: wetaskiwinpottery@gmail.com for more information. (Min. 4 - max. 8 registered participants - advance registration required) Instructors: WAACC potters eager to share the passion for their hobby (no professional instruction) Fee: $35/person (supplies included)

 INTERESTED IN OTHER ART/ CRAFT RELATED COURSES OR WORKSHOPS?

Tell us about your program interests - go to www.waacc.ca or email reg@waacc. ca. There is a wide range of programs WAACC can offer, depending on public interest. Let us know your program ideas and special interests…or would you like to teach at the Centre? Your feedback and requests do a great deal to enrich WAACC program offerings. Course/workshop ideas could include (but are not limited to): • Adult Ceramics • Cooking Classes (ethnic, etc.) • Crafts for Kids • Crafts for Seniors • Crochet Workshops • Drawing (animals, floral, landscape, still life) • Floral Design • Henna Body Art • Jewellery Making • Knitting Workshops • Obsidian Arrowhead and Tools • Paper Crafting • Quilting Projects (table runners, handbags, place mats, etc.) • Sculpting with Clay • Yard Art & Design

To register for any of these programs: 780-362-ARTS (leave a message) | www.waacc.ca

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 WETASKIWIN PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

The Wetaskiwin Photography Club is welcoming new members. The club meets at the Wetaskiwin Art and Craft Centre from 7pm - 9pm every third Thursday of the month. If you have an interest in being involved in the club, please email herbie62@ualberta.net

Visit waacc at the spring parade of programs March 16, from 6 - 8pm at the drill hall for registrations and information about courses

 Wetaskiwin Art Club

Craft Centre, 4520-48 Avenue Monthly meetings are held the second Wednesday of the month from 7pm to 9pm at the Craft Centre. Drop-in painting sessions are the fourth Thursday of the month from 1pm to 3pm. Open to anyone interested in painting or drawing. Bring your own supplies. Call Judy at 780-352-2063 for more information.

 Writing Groups in Wetaskiwin Wetaskiwin Word Weavers - meets 2nd & 4th Tuesdays, 7 p.m. 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 2016 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

WETASKIWIN & DISTRICT HERITAGE MUSEUM Ongoing Programs 5007-50 Avenue (The old Montgomery ‘Star’ Store on Main Street) Winter Hours (October through May): Tuesday - Friday, 10am – 5pm. Summer Hours (June through September): Tuesday - Saturday, 10am – 5pm. Closed Sundays, Mondays, and Statutory Holidays with the exception of Canada Day. Specific times for special events and programs 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: please call 780-352-0227, email: wdhm@persona.ca, or visit our webpage: www.wetaskiwinmuseum. com. Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/wetaskiwin museum and follow us on Twitter @ HeritageMuseum1

 People, Places, Things: Celebrating 30 years of Preserving our Heritage

The Heritage Museum is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Wetaskiwin & District Museum Society’s incorporation with a new temporary exhibit in our Larson Gallery. Remember the past three decades with a timeline of successes and events, admire how your community donated artifact collection has developed, and of course delight in the pictures and stories of the people who made all of this possible. Relive the precious historic pearls of our museum’s past. Date: Exhibit opens Friday, May 20th with the “Pearl Jam: WDMS turns 30!” open house event at 6pm, and will be ongoing through to Spring 2017

 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 communities of Wetaskiwin City, County, and Maskwacis. The exhibit now includes 85 ladies, with new inductees being showcased each year. We are always looking for recommendations, so stop by, let our heroines inspire you, and nominate someone you know. Fee: Free with admission, which is by donation.

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 Permanent Exhibit Spotlight: Hospitals, Doctors, and Nursing in Wetaskiwin Local medicine and health specialists have historically kept Wetaskiwin and area a ‘pulsating’ community. This permanent exhibit features local medical heroes, clinics, and hospices of the past that have inspired generations of future healthcare professionals. Learn about the transformation of treatments, remedies and the shocking devices that were once considered state of the art technology in the field. Come check out Wetaskiwin’s medical records at your local museum. Fee: Free with admission, which is by donation.

 Pioneer Birthdays

Want a new birthday party idea? Our Children’s Legacy Centre is perfect for a unique 2 hour program where your children can dress up in pioneer costumes and experience what life was like for the pioneer child. Make real butter, build sock teddy bears, and shop for candy at the general store. Ideal for 5- 8 year olds, the program will be tailored for your child. Time: by arrangement Fee: $10 per child. Extra charges apply for butter making, teddy bear building, and general store purchases. Registration: Call or visit the museum at least two weeks in advance.

 Smarty Party

Do you have a clever kid in your midst who is celebrating a birthday? The museum is the ideal party host for those 8-13 year olds who relish in stumping their friends and family. Our birthday parties consist of various subjects of your choice, ranging from multiculturalism to environmental

studies; we’ve got something for all kinds of smarty pants. This year, become Wetaskiwin wise at our museum birthday parties. Time: By arrangement Fee: $10 per child Registration: Call or visit the museum at least two weeks in advance.

 Heritage House Party

Bring your friends, family, colleagues, or staff to the museum for your next event. The museum is the ideal gathering place for all of your festive celebrations, receptions, or meetings. We offer usage of our main floor Larson Gallery, as well as a smaller meeting room. Upon request, staff and volunteers are available for complimentary tours or entertainment with a hint of heritage. Plan your next party with us and make it a historic event! Date and Time: by arrangement Fee: Varies, please contact us to learn more Registration: Call or visit the museum at least two weeks in advance.

 Drop in Knitting with the Spinning Knitwits

Do you want to learn to knit, need help with your current project, or would you simply like to knit with some great company? Come over and join knitters of all ages and experience levels for awesome weekly afternoon knitting. Show, tell, and share ideas / projects to inspire and be inspired. Led by Margaret Sjostrom of Celeigh Wool. Date/Time: Wednesdays, 1pm - 3pm Fee: Free, bring your own materials

 WDHM Youth Network

If you are between the ages of 13 and 19 and searching for an exciting enterprise this year, consider joining the museum’s new WDHM Youth Network committee. By registering for this board of directors, you can channel your charismatic talents 2016 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

in the marketing, design, education, and administration departments of a local nonprofit institution. Don’t miss out on this rewarding opportunity to boost your resume and partake in youth excellence! Please call for more information

 Senior’s Tea and Talks

Join the Heritage Museum’s Chief Curator Karen Aberle as she uncovers tales and treasures from the ancient world. Karen, who holds a PhD in Greek and Roman Archaeology and History, is eager to share the secret lives of Roman Caesars and the true story behind the lashes of Cleopatra. The afternoon will include light refreshments along with a short presentation and plenty of time for questions and discussion among friends. Dates: Last Friday of every month (April 29; May 27; June 24; July 29; August 26; Good Friday cancelled; March 18th) Time: 2pm - 4pm, drop-in Fee: by donation

SPECIAL EVENTS & Programs  Night at the Heritage Museum: Wine, Beer, and Spirits Fundraising Gala

Spring is in the air and the Heritage Museum invites you to our exclusive new fundraising event that offers guests the opportunity to taste cuisine from the area’s top restaurants and chefs, while sampling world-class wines, beers, and spirits. The evening will also include a live auction and opportunity to socialize while admiring your downtown community museum. Be wined and dined amidst the historical backdrop of the city’s century-old general store.

Date: Saturday, March 5 Time: 6:30pm - 10pm Fee: $25 in advance / $30 at the Door. Includes entrance to museum and 1st taste free. Space is limited.

 Expressive Roots: Northwestern Europe

The Heritage Museum is celebrating the diversity of our community and championing its multicultural heritage through a series of family oriented monthly events called “Expressive Roots.” In the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day, March is dedicated to Northwestern Europe. We will be exploring the British Isles, Scandinavia, France, and Germany along with those that emigrated from that part of the world to Wetaskiwin. Catch the luck of the Irish at the museum! Date: Friday, Mar. 4 Time: 2pm - 4pm Fee: $10 per child in advance / $15 at the door. Pre-registration is required. Space is limited, and program may be cancelled due to low registration.

 Expressive Roots: South America

Things will be heating up at the Wetaskiwin & District Heritage Museum for our “Expressive Roots” program series. We will be cruising to South America and learning about local immigrants that have brought their traditions to Canada. You can expect to shake a maraca or two and craft vibrant mosaics to revel in the Latin American festival spirit. Add a little spice to your April at your local museum! Date/Time: Friday, April 1, 2pm - 4pm Fee: $10 in advance / $15 at the door Pre-registration is required. Space is limited, and program may be cancelled due to low registration.

To register for any of these programs : 780-352-0227 | wdhm@persona.ca

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 Pioneer of the Year Call for Nominations

Every year the Heritage Museum presents our “Pioneer of the Year” Award to a Wetaskiwin & District resident who continues to make a significant contribution to your community through volunteerism and community spirit. This tribute is only possible with your help. Come in to the museum today and pick up a nomination form! Date: Nomination Deadline for 2016 Inductees is Friday, April 29

 Women of Aspenland Call for Nominations

In 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 20th annual induction in October! Date: Nomination Deadline for 2016 Inductees is Friday, April 29.

 Pearl Jam: WDMS turns 30! The Wetaskiwin & District Museum Society is celebrating its pearl anniversary, and the Heritage Museum invites you to help us celebrate. You’ll be as happy as a clam as you join current and former museum Board, Staff, Volunteers, and Members for an open house that includes light refreshments and entertainment. The evening will include the official opening of the new temporary exhibit “People, Places, Things: Celebrating 30 years of Preserving our Heritage”. Date/Time: Friday, May 20, 6pm - 9pm Fee: Free

 18th Annual Pioneer of the Year Award Ceremony Each June the Heritage Museum honours a local community leader with our “Pioneer of the Year” Award. Recent inductees include Community Events Builder Dorothy Brekke, Civic Pride advocates Lorraine and Alvin Arnold (2014), Community Builders Helmer Larson (2013) and Joyce Bussard (2009), Entertainer Alvin Klause (2012), and Railroading Pioneer Cecil Colwell (2011). Help us unveil our 2015 Pioneer of the Year exhibit and present the trophy to our newest honoured recipient. Date/Time: Saturday, June 11, 2pm

 Canada Day Open House Celebrate Canada’s Birthday by coming down to the Heritage Museum for a fun array of heritage themed games, activities, and trivia for children and adults alike. You won’t want to miss the infamous Spin-to-Win Wheel, Canada Flag Hunt, and Pioneer Photo Booth. Following tradition, birthday cake and refreshments will be served! Date/Time: Friday, July 1, 12pm - 5pm

 CHILDREN’S SUMMER CAMPS

Our summer camps are back! Keep those brain cells fired up through the summer by joining our children’s camp. We will venture beyond our local community and investigate the ties that bind us together that have created our distinct history. Each day is filled with new energetic themes including dinosaurs, firefighters, trains and a trip around the world. Come to the museum for crafts and games that will make you think local and dream big! Date/Time: Aug. 2 - 5, 12pm - 4pm Fee: $15 per day for each child and $50 per child if you sign up for all four days. Pre-registration is required. Space is limited, and camp may be cancelled due to low registration.

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MANLUK THEATRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 5002-53 Avenue | 780-352-8383 manluktheatre.com manluktheatre@telus.net

 WATERWORKS PLAYERS

Live 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. Follow us on Facebook: Wetaskiwin Theatre Society Date: Please check our website for audition and production notices or give us a call! Time: TBA Fee: $5 membership in the Wetaskiwin Theatre Society

 SASKIA and DARREL

Saskia and Darrel Delaronde, a duo performing Celtic, bluegrass and folk music under the name: The Great Plains, are bringing their “walking shoes” to the Kimto stage this spring. Songs of roads and journeys, trains and elevators, the land that shape us, and of gratitude, faith and love. This is ‘feel good’ music at it’s best - a combination of country/folk & whatever fits. Individually & blended together, their voices are exceptional. Combined with their musical skills and song writing ability, Saskia & Darrel have outstanding talent. You are in for a treat - excellent, clean, fun music by two darn nice folks. Can’t get much better than that. Date: March 12, 2016 Time: 7:30pm Fee: $20 Tix online at manluktheatre.com

 THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS

This happy go lucky view of small town vice and statewide political side-stepping recounts the good times and the demise of the Chicken Ranch, known since the 1850s as one of the better pleasure palaces in all of Texas. Governors, senators, mayors, and even victorious college football teams frequent Miss Mona’s cozy bordello until that puritan nemesis Watchdog focuses his television cameras and his righteous indignation on the institution. Musical comedy. Adult situations. Date: April 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, May 1, 2016 Time: 8pm, Sunday matinee at 2pm Fee: $20

 OPEN MIC

An opportunity for local musicians to share their talents, try out new material and meet other musicians. Players have an opportunity to play three selections – all ages, all genres. Our goal is to foster the local music community by providing a ‘place to play’. Everyone is welcome. Follow us on Facebook – Musically Inclined Date: Every second Saturday (unless otherwise posted - Please check the sign or our FB page) Time: 7:30pm Fee: Admission by donation To register, sign up when you arrive Volunteers support Wetaskiwin’s Manluk Centre for the Performing Arts by volunteering for: Theatre renovations, Event productions or Front of House volunteers for events To sign up or for more information e-mail: manluktheatre@telus.net

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Reynolds-Alberta Museum

6426-40 Avenue (2km west of Wetaskiwin on Hwy 13) 780-312-2065 Email: reynoldsalbertamuseum@gov.ab.ca www.ReynoldsAlbertaMuseum.com Winter Hours: (Labour Day - Victoria Day) 10am - 5pm, Tuesday - Sunday (closed Mondays, except for Holidays). Summer Hours: (Victoria Day - Labour Day) 10am - 5pm, open daily.

 Current Exhibition: Stan Reynolds: the Original Canadian Picker.

Share Stan Reynolds’ passion for collecting! This exhibition provides insight into Stan Reynolds and his love of preserving the past for future generations. Watch two films; Stan Reynolds: the Man and His Dream and Stan Reynolds: the Great Collector. Take a White Glove Tour in the gallery, watch cartoon clips in the indoor Drive-in, complete the “Are You a Canadian Picker”? treasure hunt, and make a thaumatrope to take home! Dates/Time: Runs until Oct. 11, 10am - 5pm Fee: Included in admission

 Collection Storage Facility “Behind-theScenes” Tour

The museum has more rare, unusual and one-of-a-kind artifacts than it can display. This summer we are excited to offer a limited time opportunity to go “Behindthe-Scenes” with a tour of our Collections Storage Facility. Register at

booking.reynolds@gov.ab.ca or call 780312-2071. Space is limited so pre-booking is encouraged. Date: July & Aug., Thursday - Sunday Fee: $25 / person (+ museum admission)

 Education Programs

The museum specializes in interactive, hands-on programs that complement the Alberta Education Curriculum. Focusing on mechanized transportation, aviation, agriculture and industry, we offer a wide range of education programs from K-9, relating to both social studies and science curricula. Time: by arrangement Call 780-312-2071 or e-mail: booking.reynolds@gov.ab.ca

 Group Programs for Adults, Seniors and Youth The museum offers a variety of stimulating programs for both groups and individuals. Popular choices are seniors tours, birthday parties, cadet programs, sleepovers and youth day programs. Time: by arrangement Call 780-312-2071 or e-mail: booking.reynolds@gov.ab.ca

 Volunteer Opportunities

For those interested in having fun, meeting new people, using existing skills and developing new ones, there are lots of volunteer opportunities. This summer, the museum has openings for Information Desk Hosts, Vintage Vehicle Tour Program Drivers, and Collection Storage Facility Tour Assistants. And of course, there are opportunities to help out at special events throughout the summer. Contact: Dale Quinn, Coordinator, Volunteer Resources at 780-312-2075 2016 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

BODY & MIND REFRESH WELLNESS CENTRE 5109-50 Avenue | 780-312-2899 E-mail: refreshwellness@hotmail.ca Website: refreshwellnesscentre.com Register & Pay before April 2 and get 5% discount Summer Session starts the week of July 4

 Flow Yoga with Daria

Flow yoga is based on Sun Salutations which are linked with breath. Sun Salutations, or flow, involve strength and stamina for the upper body, shoulders and spine as well as stimulation for the nervous system. This class builds heat in the body through vigorous movement. This is an athletic practice, expect to sweat! This class is suitable for those who wish to maintain and deepen their flow practice. Date: Mondays, Apr. 4 - June 20 (11 classes) NO Class May 23, No Summer Session Time: 9am - 10am Fee: $150.15

 Yin Yoga with Daria

This is a more meditative approach to yoga. Here the instructor is trying to access the deeper tissues such as the connective tissue and fascia. As one ages, flexibility in the joints decreases and Yin yoga is a wonderful way to maintain that flexibility. This intimate practice requires students to be ready to get intimate with the self, with feelings, sensations, and emotions. This class is an excellent complement to your more athletic practices. Date: Mondays, Apr. 4 - June 20 (11 classes) No Class May 23, No Summer Session Time: 10:15am - 11:15am Fee: $150.15 Date: Wednesdays, Apr. 6 - June 22 (12 classes) Will continue in the summer Time: 12:30pm - 1:30pm Fee: $163.80

 Strength Flow Yoga with Andrea

From plank pose to side angle, strengthening asanas help to build a good foundation for a robust yoga practice allowing you to build up to more advanced poses. Join Andrea as we develop our core muscle groups and work to tone our bodies. Always playful with an opportunity to face our fears and experience inversions. Date: Mondays, Apr. 4 - June 20 (11 classes) No Class May 23 Time: 11:30am - 12:45pm Fee: $150.15 To register for any of these programs: 780-312-2899 | refreshwellness@hotmail.ca | refreshwellnesscentre.com

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 Hip opening with Andrea Stiff hips from sitting can cause a myriad of issues from poor circulation to low back pain. Join Andrea in this 60 minutes as we explore opening our hips to release muscle stiffness, stress, and emotions that we tend to store in this area of our bodies. Suitable for all levels of flexibility it may benefit those that sit for long periods during the day & those looking to increase their range of mobility. Date: Mondays, Apr. 4 - June 20 (11 classes) No Class May 23 Time: 1pm - 2pm Fee: $150.15

 Restorative Yoga with Donna

Restorative yoga focuses on physical and mental relaxation through yoga poses aided by props. Poses are held longer to allow for a release in the subtle energetic layers of the body and mind. It’s a gentle yet empowering style that helps you destress and re-energize. This gentle yoga will help you find inner calm and better health. This class provides gentle stimulation to the tissues with the aim of improving flexibility, mobility and stability. Date: Mondays, Apr. 4 - June 20 (11 classes) No Class May 23, No Summer Session Time: 7:45pm - 9pm Fee: $150.15

 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, Apr. 5- June 21 (12 classes) Time: 9am - 10am Fee: $163.80

 Sattva Yoga with Angela

A dynamic Yoga sequence designed to bring balance, inner strength, and energy 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 pranayama techniques and guided meditation to strengthen the lungs and center the mind. This practice balances the body, breath and mind to leave you feeling blissful. Day: Tuesday & Thursday, Apr 5- June 21 (12/24 classes), No Summer Session Time: 7:30pm - 9pm $163.80 for once a week or $327.60 for twice a week

 Beginners Yoga with Daria

Have you always been curious about yoga? Want to have a solid and safe yoga practice? Beginner yoga is a gentle, slower paced introduction class. It will provide the you with the basics of yoga postures as well as core strength, relaxation and flexibility. This is a great class for all levels of practitioners, it will allow you to deepen your practice or learn the basics of yoga. Day: Wednesday , Apr. 6 - June 22 (12 classes) Time: 4:30pm - 5:30pm Fee: $163.80

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 Chair Yoga with Donna

Chair yoga is a gentle and fun form of yoga that is practised siting in a chair or standing using a chair for support. It is wonderful for people who have decreased mobility, balance or health issues. Many of the yoga poses are easily adapted to the chair, so everyone can enjoy health benefits of yoga, including improved muscle tone, better breathing habits, reduction of stress, better sleep, and a sense of well-being. Day: Wednesday , Apr. 6 - June 22 (12 classes) No Summer Session Time: 6pm - 7:15pm Fee: $163.80

 Hatha Flow with Melanie

This 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. Date: Thursdays, Apr. 7- June 23 (12 classes) Time: 9am - 10am Fee: $163.80

 Beginner Hatha Yoga with Melanie

Beginner 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, Apr. 7- June 23 (12 classes) Time: 6pm - 7pm Fee: $163.80

 Flow yoga with Kirsten Flow yoga is a type of yoga that combines movement with breath. This is an athletic practice that aims to stoke your inner fire and get you moving. Be prepared to sweat during this class! Start your weekend feeling limber and calm as we work your body and challenge your mind. Date: Saturdays, Apr. 16 - June 25 (9 classes , NO class May 7 or June 4) NO Summer session Time: 8am - 9am Fee: $122.85

WORKSHOPS  Chakra Balancing

In this workshop, Daria will discuss and move you through the experience of balancing the physical body including your nervous and digestive systems by moving through a yin yoga practice, bringing chakra awareness and essential oils. We will start with theory on essential oils and chakras and then move into experiencing all of it through a 75 minute yin yoga practice with focus on individual chakras and the balancing essential oil associated with every chakra. Date: Apr. 1 Time: 6pm - 8:30pm Fee: $57.75 price includes handouts and a 5ml essential oil

 Reiki Restorative Yoga

Join us in this gentle workshop where the body is fully supported by props such as blocks and bolsters and placed in restful positions designed to relieve stress, calm your nervous system and restore equanimity to the body , mind and soul. As you are led throughout the yoga postures, you will be

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further calmed yet energized by receiving reiki energy from two reiki teachers. Class is limited to 6 students. Date: Friday, Apr. 8 Time: 6pm - 8pm Fee: $42

 SUMMER SOLSTICE WORKSHOP

Welcome the sun in this practice where we will honor and celebrate the summer solstice. Sun salutations, meditation and breathing practices to embrace our light and provide inspiration to make this our best year ever. Date: Monday, June 20 Time: 5pm - 7pm Fee: $42

 4 day, deepen your yoga practice with Daria This immersion will take you deeper in your yoga practice. Every day we will have an asana practice and theory part. This will help you to understand the anatomy of your body and how to achieve the unique balance of breath and movement. You will receive individual adjustments by 500 hr certified yoga instructor. This practice develops a deeper understanding of the anatomy of our body and establishes a solid foundation for a healthy lifestyle. Date/Time: Friday, June 24, 5:30pm 7:30pm; Saturday, June 25, 3pm - 5pm, Sunday, June 26, 8:30am - 10:30am, Monday, June 27, 6pm - 8pm Fee: $99.75 Includes handouts

 Fung Loy Kok Taoist Tai Chi™

By the Lake Park Hall, 6218 56 Ave Taoist 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. Continuing classes are ongoing Mondays and Wednesdays from 7pm - 9pm For more information or to register www.taoist.org

 Gentle Yoga with Linda Ervin of Creative Wellness

Bodywerks 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 14 years (3000hrs) 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, Apr. 25 (8 weeks) Time: 9:30am - 10:30am Fee: $80 for full eight week session $65 Five class punch card (3 months) For more information and to register contact: Linda Ervin 780-975-4932 (text or message) yoga.classes@yahoo.ca

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SHANTI WELLNESS CENTRE

4527-56 Street | 780-352-0945 Info@shantiwellnesscentre.com www.shantiwellnesscentre.com

 Authentic Japanese Karate (10 & UP)

We are a branch 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 descendant 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, Apr. 4 Time: 6:30pm - 8pm Fee: $175 per semester

 Agatsu Kettlebell Fitness Kettlebells 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, Mar. 30, 2 classes Time: 4:45pm & 5:15pm Fee: $135/12 weeks

 Plus Size Yoga

This 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, Mar. 22 - May 10, May 31 - July 19 Time: 6:15pm - 7:30pm Early bird fee: $99 plus GST (Early Bird fee ends one week before each 8-week session) Regular fee: $105 + GST

 Hatha Flow YOga

Balance is best! This class combines the deep stretching, relaxation and breath work of Hatha yoga with flow sequencing to challenge yourself and promote a healthy heart and strong body. This class is suitable for experienced yogis and newbies alike! Poses and flows can be modified so that all participants will experience great stretches and strength building. Dates: Mar. 24 - May 12 & May 26 - July 14 Fee: $105 + GST

 Shanti Wellness Conference

Learn, have fun and relax at our first annual conference featuring expert speakers and creative workshops! 9am - 10am: Essential Oils and our Emotions: Living a Balanced Emotional Life with Alishia Alibhai 10:30am - 12pm: Decoding Healthy Eating and Cooking Class (Lunch provided) Choose from two workshops in the afternoon: #1 - Exploring Past Lives with Alishia Alibhai #2 - Yoga Your Way to Success with Erika Marchand Date: Saturday, Apr. 2, 2016 Fee: $75 + GST Early Bird Fee: $60 (expires March 10, 2016) plus GST Register early, space is limited. There will be door prizes and swag bags. Visit www.shantiwellnesscentre.com/ conference16 to register online

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ORIGIN YOGA Classes are in Millet For detailed information or to register visit www.originyoga.ca or call 780-886-0336

 Gentle & Beginners Yoga for Wellness

This is a multi-level class suitable for those looking for a gentle wellness practice, to increase mobility, balance, flexibility and overall strength while reducing stress and tension. Class length 75 mins. Date: May 4 - June 15 Time: Wednesdays, 9am - 10:15am Fee: $89 (incl. GST)

 Seniors Yoga for Healthy Aging

Wetaskiwin Seniors Center, 5216 54 Street Date: Wednesdays, May 4 - June 15 Time: 1pm & 2:15pm Fee: $59 (incl. GST) that is a 20% discount Gentle Yoga for Jr. Seniors: 1pm - 2pm Improve balance, memory, strength and mobility with this class designed to maintain independence. No matter our age, we all want that! This class is for active seniors (really of any age) and will be a mix of some standing, chair and floor (optional) poses. Chairs will be available to assist with balance and strength. Gentle Chair Yoga: 2:15pm - 3:15pm Improve your wellness by strengthening and improving energy flow while releasing tension. This class is for seniors who require the assistance of a chair or wheelchair with all poses being done from a seated position. This class is designed to help improve overall vitality and wellness.

 Strength Flow Yoga

Tune into your breath, your prana, your source and grow your awareness to build strength and suppleness without building tension and rigidity. Find softness and fluidity in strength. Chakras, mudras and bandhas will be incorporated into this classes. Class length 75 mins. Date: Wednesdays, May 4 - June 15 Time: 7:45pm Fee: $89 (incl. GST)

 Yin & Tonic Retreat

Millet Community Hall This one-of-a- kind class is a fusion of goodness for the body & soul. A combination of Traditional Yin, Therapeutic Yoga, Qi-Gong and Acupressure. Join Wanda as she takes you through an introspective practice geared to find deep release within the muscles, facia and organs to help bring you back into balance on all levels, physically, emotionally, energetically. Come and be nourished as we work with cleansing and strengthening the energy channels within the body to find greater mobility and foundational stability throughout. Take home mini acupressure practice. Date: Friday, May 27, 2016 Time: 6:30pm - 9pm Fee: $50 (incl. GST) Visit website for more information or call 780-886-0336.

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 Yin Fusion Yoga

Yin yoga is a slow paced introspective style of yoga that is a great compliment to active life styles and is an effective tool to manage anxiety and stress. This class combines Yin, Qi-Gong and Therapeutic Yoga techniques to apply gentle stimulation to the tissues of the hips/pelvis, back and shoulders with the aim of improving the flexibility, mobility and stability of joints. Find greater nervous system tone and energetic balance throughout. Date: Wednesdays, May 4 - June 15 Time: 6pm (75 minutes) Fee: $89 (incl. GST)

 Cleanse & Renew Restorative Yoga

This therapeutic retreat is designed to help the body and mind release tension and toxins in a gentle way, getting you geared up for summer. We will begin with a gentle practice to stimulate the lymphatic system to remove toxins, the foundation of cleansing, and then continue with a practice of gentle supported yoga poses, breath-work and stillness. Restorative yoga helps to re-set the baseline of the nervous system, alleviating tension and stress, helping to balance hormone levels and reduce pain. This is a floor class and is appropriate for all levels including beginners. Date: Saturday, June 4 Time: 9am - 11:30am Fee: $50 (GST incl.) Visit website for more information or call.

 Yoga for Chronic Pain & Mobility

Private Therapeutic Yoga 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 and build strength and stability without rigidity. Customized, private 1 hour sessions are designed specific to your needs, your goals and what is important to you and includes fully custom plans to continue your progress at home. This program will get you back on track and moving with greater ease and freedom. Date: On going private appointments Time: Various, see schedule on website Fee: Varies with registration options, visit website

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YOGA AT THE LAKE STUDIO  Restorative Yoga

#2 Fieldstone Place in the Village Business Park, Pigeon Lake (1 block down from the Village at Pigeon Lake by The Village Auto Wash) www.yogaatthelake.ca fordjanelle@hotmail.com Text or call 780-604-2909 Facebook Page: yoga at the lake studio at Pigeon Lake Class times are subject to change so please pre-register with Janelle at listed contacts. Cost: Pass options available, customized to suit your schedule or drop in is $16 We run a variety of yoga classes, weight training, monthly special events & body treatments.

 Moksha-Inspired Yoga

Restorative Yoga is directed toward students who are injured, stressed or dealing with chronic health conditions. It is a very gentle practice to help with regaining mobility and range of motion our bodies are naturally meant to have. This class involves massage balls and props: blankets, blocks, straps & bolsters to totally support the body, allowing for deep relaxation, release and support. Poses can also help with specific health challenges helping the body to heal. Dates: Ongoing/All year round Fridays, 5:15pm (60min)

 Yin Yoga

Yin Yoga targets the connective tissues bringing the body back into balance while calming the nervous system and increasing the body’s natural range of motion. Most poses are done while seated or lying down and are held in stillness for a longer period of time. This practice will leave you feeling refreshed, renewed and restored. Dates: Ongoing/all year round Sundays, 12noon (75 minutes)

This beginner series consists of a standing & floor series. Modifications are offered for those who need it offering a base of consistency so you can progress and get stronger supporting you to challenge yourself with different practices. Sequencing is key as one posture leads into the next to help open your body safely. The sequencing may be similar yet there are always surprises along the way to help challenge those who want it! Dates: Ongoing/All year round Fridays, 9:30am (75min) Saturdays, 10am (75min) 2016 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

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 Essential OILS & RESTORATIVE YOGA

Take control of your mood with Essential Oils & Restorative Yoga with Daria. An unhealthy mood can interfere with many thing’s in a person’s life. It can bring feelings of discouragement and physical symptoms such as back pain, headaches, difficulty to breathe. This class will reveal essential oils and ways how to find your happy place, how to shift your mood and stay balanced throughout your day, your week, your life. The class will include, a complete restorative yin yoga practice, handouts and materials on essential oils & a surprise take home cptg certified oil blend just for you. Date: Sunday, April 3 Time: 3pm - 5:30pm Fee: $45 (including handouts & your own emotional oils blend to take home)

 PRIVATE JIN SHIN JYUTSU ACUPRESSURE & YOGA SESSIONS

Ancient Asian art (acupressure work) that helps us to understand and eliminate the causes of our daily stress and tension in the body. JSJ works with activating the individuals’ self-healing capacities, strengthens the immune- and the nervous system. Amongst individual positive results and symptom relieve, every session brings about the balance and harmony in body and mind. Date: on going appointments during the year Time & Fee varies, please see website for details

 JIN SHIN JYUTSU ACUPRESSURE – SELF HELP II

Learn basic acupressure flows/points to help yourself on a daily basis e.g. how to prevent or address headaches, how to stop an upcoming cold/flu, how to help your digestion operate smoothly, how to release emotional stress or unload daily tension/ stress, how to deal with fear, anger, sadness or worry. This course comes with a complementary book, which illustrates the flows we will discuss in class and have a hands on practice. Date: April 23 Time: Saturday, 9am - 5pm Fee: $140 for first timers (incl book) / $110 for all who had a JSJ SH class II already and have the book.

 Nature’s Oils for your HOME

Blending & Creating Chemical FREE Products for your HOME Learn why essential oils are effective, why explore nature’s solutions for your health, how to reduce the toxic loads around you that might be affecting your health. Learn the fundamentals of blending essential oils & how to create chemical FREE cleaning and spa products for your HOME. Date: May 26 Time: Thursday, 6pm - 8pm Fee: $25 includes handouts (a portion of all registrations will be donated to a “children’s in need” organization, chosen by the participants of this course)

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 ACTIVE LIFESTYLE & Nature’s OILS for your PETS/HORSES

 SUMMER SURPRISE CLASS: ESSENTIAL OILS LAB

This workshop with Daria will discuss how to create an exercise routine (yoga based) in your life that will help you to sustain a healthy lifestyle and develop healthy eating habits balanced in nutrients for your body & mind. We will also get to practice and apply what we have learned. Finishing up we will cover the basics of how to help your pet with essential oils & stay active – recommendations for common health issues. Date: Thursday, June 16 Time: 6pm - 8pm Fee: $35 includes handouts & oil samples (a portion of all registrations will be donated to a local animal rescue facility in Wetaskiwin County)

Do you know what Essential Oils are, do you know how to use them safely? If you are a complete beginner or want to fine-tune your knowledge-this is the right workshop for you. When you register sum up for us your area/topic of interest & it will be addressed in a general way during the workshop. Various topics are covered and the final result is a broad understanding of the incredible powers of essential oils. Date: Thursday, July 14 Time: 6pm - 8pm Fee: $25 including handouts (a portion of all registrations will be donated to Bear Valley Horse Rescue)

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CITY OF WETASKIWIN WETASKIWIN PUBLIC LIBRARY PROGRAMS  Lego at the Library

5002-51 Avenue 780-361-4446 www.wetaskiwinpubliclibrary.ab.ca ALL PROGRAMS ARE FREE

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS  Sounds Like…

Sound-sational stories and songs with Miss Tamara for 3-5 year olds. Mondays, Mar. 7 - May 16, 11am - 11:30am No stories Monday, Mar. 28

 Play With Your Food at the Library!

Edible crafts for all ages. Tuesdays, Mar. 1 - June 21, 3:30pm - 4pm The 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. Wednesdays, Mar. 2 - May 18, 6:45pm - 7:15pm No stories Wednesday, Mar. 30

Visit the library for Lego play with one of our many amazing Lego sets. Ages 5+ Thursdays, Mar. 3 - May 19, 3:30pm - 4:30pm

 Tales for Twos with Miss Tamara

Friday morning fun with stories, songs, and rhymes. Ages 2-3. Fridays, Mar. 3 - May 13, 10:30am - 11am No stories Fridays, Mar. 18 & 25, Apr. 1 & 29

 No School Stories & crafts

Join Miss Tamara for stories, crafts and treats! All ages welcome. Friday, Mar. 4, 10:30am

 Family Movie, Yay No School!!

Watch a family movie and enjoy some popcorn at the library! All ages welcome. Movie to be announced. Friday, Mar. 4, 12:30pm

 Happy St. Patrick’s Day!!

Join Miss Tamara for some St. Patrick’s Day stories and treats. All ages welcome. Thursday, Mar. 17, 10:30am 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.

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 Easter Egg Hunt & Family Movie Day!

Search and find Easter Eggs hidden though out the library, then watch a movie and enjoy some popcorn at the library! All ages welcome. Movie to be announced. Saturday, Mar. 19 Egg hunting: 10am Movie and popcorn starts at 10:30am

 Spring has sprung!

Come into the library to celebrate spring with crafts and treats. All ages welcome. Saturday, Apr. 9, 10:30am - 12noon

 Family Movie

Watch a family movie and munch on some popcorn at the library! All ages welcome. Movie to be announced. Saturday, Apr. 23, 10:30am - 12noon

 Green Things Grow?

Decorate a planter and plant a seed to take home and watch grow. All ages welcome. Saturday, May 14, 10:30 - 12noon

 Wetaskiwin Public Library Summer Reading Club 2016

Kickoff Party Family Dance & Fun Carnival Dancing, music, giant games, crafts, face painting and more. Saturday, July 9, 6:30pm - 8:30pm

 Summer Reading Club

Drop in between July 11 - August 19 and play at the Library all summer long. Visit www.wetaskiwinpubliclibrary.ab.ca or phone 780-361-4446 for more times and details.

 Wrap up the summer with a party at the Library! Friday, Aug. 19, 1:30pm - 3pm Activities to be announced.

TEEN PROGRAMS  Photo Booth Fun!

(Teen Game) Have you ever wondered what was beyond the cover of your favorite book? Come to the library to find out… it just might be you! Saturday, March 12, 2pm - 4pm

 Life-size retro games

Calling all teens to the library for real life re-enactments of your favorite retro game… Pac-Man! How about a good old fashion game of mini golf- library style? Friday, Mar. 18, 7pm - 9pm, the library will be open just for teens!

 Duct Tape Crafts

Duct tape fixes everything… it can also make almost everything! Join us for some sticky, crafting fun. Saturday, April 9, 2pm - 4pm

 All-Nighter at the Library Bring your sleeping bag and your slippers! We are calling all teens for an all night movie marathon at the library! Bedtime stories, hot chocolate and treats will be provided. Saturday, Apr. 30 Drop off at 7pm, Pick up Sunday, May 1 by 10am

 Murder Mystery Party

Who? You! Where? The Library! What? Snacks, drinks, and mystery! Friday, May 27, 7pm - 9pm, the library will be open just for teens!

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 Library Bingo

Learn about the library with Library Bingo! The library offers great books, and so much more ...you may be surprised. Saturday, June 11, 2pm - 4pm

 Minecraft & Gamer Night

Let out your inner gamer, with a whole night dedicated to gaming out at the library with our WiiU, PS4, Xbox 360, and laptops for Minecraft. Minecraft themed snacks will be provided. Friday, June 24, 7pm - 9pm, the library will be open just for teens!

 Candy Science

What better way to celebrate warm weather than with some cool science? Using your favorite candy treats, we will all become library scientists! All ages welcome. Friday, July 8, 2pm - 4pm

 Outside Summer Fun!

Weather permitting, join us for giant games and water balloons. Enjoy some cool treats and activities on a summer night outside the library. Friday, July 22, 7pm - 9pm, the library will be open just for teens!

 T-shirt Recon

ADULT PROGRAMS  Coffee and Cookies

Visit each morning to enjoy a freshly baked cookie and a cup of coffee. Browse through our magazine collection, access our free Wi-Fi, or just relax. (Cookies $1, Hot Chocolate/Mocha $1, Coffee $.25).

 Naughty & Nerdy Book Club

Read a little of everything…from controversial books to erotica, postapocalyptic, and beach-read titles. Book club kits for six group members available. Our original Naughty and Nerdy Book Club is full, but call 780-361-4458 or email Rachelle at rkuzyk@wetaskiwin.ca to add your name to the list and start a second club.

 Adult Game Day

Adults can enjoy all kinds of fun games at the library. Try out our giant games, crib, board games, cards or even Wii. Each day will be different! First Monday of the month, starting Mar. 7, 1pm - 3pm

 Adult Movie Night Out

Are you bored of the same old t-shirts you’ve worn for years? Bring them down to the library for a DIY T-shirt recon class. You will leave with a cool brand new style! Saturday, Aug. 13, 2pm - 4pm

Every second Tuesday of the month, visit the library for an exciting adult only movie and popcorn. Titles to be announced. (Children not permitted) Mar. 8, Apr. 12, May 10, June 14, July 12, Aug. 9, 6pm - 8pm

 Minute to Win It

 Technology Talk

How well can you work under pressure? Given only one minute, you must complete tricky tasks in order to claim victory! Have fun with games, challenges and pizza. Friday, Aug. 26, 7pm - 9pm, the library will be open just for teens!

Have questions about laptops, computers, tablets, Kobos, smartphones, internet, email, or Facebook? Drop by for a question and answer session with Svea! 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of every month at 10am in the meeting room at the library.

To register for programs: 780-361-4446 | www.wetaskiwin.ca | 4514-50 Ave.

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 Adult Coloring

Join the coloring craze! Enjoy coloring and creativity in a peaceful environment with conversation and treats. All coloring supplies available or BYOB (book). Fridays, 1pm - 3pm, Starting Mar. 4

 Trivia Night

Join library staff at Barney’s for fun trivia, games and prizes! Must be 18+ to attend. Friday, Apr. 22, 7pm - 10pm

 Paint Nite

Want to paint your very own masterpiece but worried about a lack of skill or talent? Register for this library fundraiser, a fun paint and sip party…no experience necessary! With step-by-step instructions, you will take home a simple, but beautiful painting at the end of the evening. 18+ program. Register on-line, links available on our Facebook page, Mar. 11, 7pm - 10pm, Apr. 8, 7pm - 10pm, Fee: $45

 Easter Tea with the Mayor Share stories, visit and enjoy some yummy Easter goodies with Mayor Bill Elliot. Everyone welcome. Wednesday, Mar. 23, 2:30pm - 3:30pm

 Black-Out Poetry

Celebrate poetry month by creating your own Black-Out Poetry. Display it in the library, or take it home. All ages welcome. Wednesday, Apr. 6, 5pm - 7pm

 Pets Get Caught Reading Submit photos of your pets reading books to the Library. Pictures will be displayed throughout the month of May and prizes awarded. Don’t have a pet of your own? Visit Harley, our Library dog and take or have your picture taken with him on May 12 & 13, 1pm - 4pm. Submit pictures to the library between May 1st - 31st

Seniors Week at the Library (JUNE 6 - 11) Monday, June 6 at 12 noon Listen to some music and enjoy a tasty light lunch. Tuesday, June 7th Visit with the Library at the Seniors Wellness Conference held at the Seniors Centre in Wetaskiwin. Wednesday, June 8, 1:30 – 3:30PM Talk Wetaskiwin History with our local archivist, Rachel. Learn something new, or share interesting stories of your own. Ice Cream Sundae Bar provided. Thursday, June 9 from 1:30 – 3:30PM Card making crafts and fun Games Stations. Come and play at the Library with yummy homemade cookies, coffee and tea. Friday, June 10 at 1:30PM Paint Party! Paint your own personal masterpiece to take home. All supplies, equipment and step by step direction provided. Participants must be able to finish painting on their own. Please pre-register at the library to hold your spot. Space is limited.

 Homebound Delivery

Wetaskiwin Public Library staff visit every seniors’ group home in Wetaskiwin to deliver library material to patrons who can no longer visit the library on their own. Volunteers also serve individuals who require special needs services to access our collections. Call 780-361-4446 for more information.

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CITY OF WETASKIWIN RECREATION DEPARTMENT To register for the following programs or for more information: 780-361-4444 Manluk Centre: 4514-50 Avenue www.wetaskiwin.ca/register

 Spring Break Day Camp

Spring Break Camp is perfect for kids aged 6-12 who want to experience a variety of sports, games and other activities including Canada’s only Board Rider for those kids ages 8-12. Whether you’re having a blast on shore or catching a wave you’re sure to be entertained with this camp! Campers are required to bring a snack, water bottle, appropriate swim wear, towel, lunch, and weather appropriate clothing. Dates: Mar. 29 - Apr. 1 Time: 9am - 4pm (Early drop off available at 8am. Pick up between 4pm - 4:30pm) Early Bird Fee: $100 + GST Regular Fee: $125 + GST

 PD Day Camp

This PD Camp is perfect for kids aged 6-12 who want to experience a variety of sports, games, and other activities including Canada’s only Board Rider for those 8-12 years of age. Whether you’re having a blast on shore or catching a wave you’re sure to be entertained with this camp! Campers are required to bring a snack, water bottle, appropriate swim wear, towel, lunch, and weather appropriate clothing. Dates: Friday, Apr. 29 or Friday, May 20 Time: 9am - 4pm (Early drop off available at 8am. Pick up between 4pm - 4:30pm) Fee: $25 + GST

 Red Cross Babysitters Course

Ages: 11 yrs & Up The Babysitting Course is an interactive and fun day that will get you ready for your first job as a ‘professional babysitter’. Participants learn how to provide care to young children, as well as how to prevent and respond to emergencies with basic first aid and caregiving skills. This course offers youth the training to promote themselves as babysitters to prospective parents. Graduates will receive a wallet card that confirms they have completed the course. Dates: Friday, April 29 Time: 9am - 4pm (Early drop off available at 8am. Pick up between 4pm - 4:30pm) Fee: $50 + GST

 Home Alone Safely

Ages: 8-11 yrs Learn the skills necessary to stay home alone safely. Topics covered include fire, internet safety, basic first aid, kitchen safety and so much more! The day will end with a swim, so don’t forget your swim suit and towel. Participants will be required to bring a lunch, snacks, and a water bottle. Dates: Friday, May 20 Time: 9am - 4pm (Early drop off available at 8am. Pick up between 4pm - 4:30pm) Fee: $25 + GST

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 Red Cross Babysitters Course

Sponsored by FCSS Ages: 11 yrs & Up The Babysitting Course (one of four sponsored by FCSS) is an interactive and fun day that will get you ready for your first job as a ‘professional babysitter’. Participants learn how to provide care to young children, as well as how to prevent and respond to emergencies with basic first aid and caregiving skills. This course offers youth the training to promote themselves as babysitters to prospective parents. Graduates will receive a wallet card that confirms they have completed the course. Date: Saturday, June 11 Time: 9am - 4pm Fee: $4.50 + GST

 Home Alone Safely

Sponsored by FCSS Ages: 8-11 yrs Learn the skills necessary to stay home alone safely. Topics covered include fire, internet safety, basic first aid, kitchen safety and so much more! The day will end with a swim, so don’t forget your swim suit and towel. Participants will be required to bring a lunch, snacks, and a water bottle. Date: Saturday, June 18 Time: 9am - 4pm Fee: $4.50 + GST

 Pickle Ball Demo

Ages: Adult Come learn and play the sport everyone is talking about! Pickle ball is a racquet sport that combines the best of badminton, tennis, and table tennis into a sport for all ages and all abilities. Join us to grow this Active for Life sport! Please call 780-3614412 for more information. Date: TBA Fee: TBA

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MANLUK CENTRE FACILITY SCHEDULE

To register for programs: 780-361-4444 | www.wetaskiwin.ca | 4514-50 Ave.

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MANLUK CENTRE AQUATICS & FITNESS

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MANLUK CENTRE LEADERSHIP COURSES LIFEGUARD TRAINING  Bronze Star

Bronze Star is for candidates 12 years old and up. This is an introductory course for the Bronze program to develop lifesaving skills and get hooked on Lifeguarding. Participants will learn problem-solving and decision-making skills in and out of an aquatic environment. Date: Apr. 9, 16 & 23 Time: Saturdays, 9am - 1pm Fee: $85

 Bronze Medallion

This course teaches lifesaving principles of water rescue education: judgement, knowledge, skill and fitness. Participants learn skills needed for challenging rescues of increased risk involving conscious and unconscious victims of various types. Lifesavers develop stroke efficiency and endurance. Prerequisites: Bronze Star or 13 years old. Date: May 6, 7, 13 & 14 Time: Fridays, 5pm - 9pm & Saturdays 10am - 4pm Fee: $150

 Bronze Cross

Bronze Cross is designed for lifesavers who want the challenge of more advanced training including an introduction to safe supervision in aquatic environments. Bronze Cross is the prerequisite for National Lifeguard and Instructor certification. Includes CPR C training. Prerequisites: Bronze Medallion Date: June 10, 11, 17 & 18 Time: Fridays 5pm - 9pm & Saturdays 10am - 4:30pm Fee: $150

 National Lifeguard (NL)

Develop basic lifeguarding skills to help participants evaluate and adapt to different aquatic facilities and emergencies. Understanding of lifeguarding principles, good judgement and a mature and responsible attitude toward the role of the lifeguard, prepares candidates to be professional facilitators of safe and enjoyable aquatics. Prerequisites: 16 years old, Bronze Cross and Aquatic Emergency Care or Standard First Aid Date: May 19 - 23 Time: Thursday, 4pm - 9pm & Friday - Monday, 9am - 6pm Fee: $350

First Aid Courses Emergency First Aid (EFA)

This basic one-day course offers an overview of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. It includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines and meets OHS regulations for Basic First Aid. Emergency First Aid includes injury prevention content, CPR C and Automated External Defibrillation (AED) training. Prerequisite: 12 years old Date: Mar. 4 (Friday Only) Time: 9am - 6pm Fee: $90

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 Red Cross Standard First Aid (SFA)

This comprehensive two-day course satisfies work requirements; it is also for those who want more knowledge when responding to emergencies at home. This Red Cross course meets federal and provincial regulations for Standard First Aid and CPR and exceeds competitors’ standards by including injury prevention content, CPR and AED. Prerequisite:12 years old Date: Mar. 4 & 5 Time: 9am - 6pm Fee: $130

 Aquatic Emergency Care (AEC)

Comprehensive training covering all aspects of first aid and CPR and the skills specific to emergencies in an aquatic setting, this course is a pre-requisite for lifeguards. Includes CPR C and AED certification. **AEC or Standard First Aid is a Pre-Requisite for the National Lifeguard Course. Date: Apr. 28, 29 & 30 Time: Thursday, 4pm - 9pm, Friday & Saturday, 10am - 6pm Fee: $150

YOUTH LEADERSHIP  Red Cross Assistant Water Safety Instructor (WSI)

This certification course prepares candidates to instruct the Red Cross Swim Programs. Candidates focus on strategies to introduce and develop fitness activities, skills and water safety, and swimming skills in the Red Cross Swim Preschool, Red Cross Swim Kids, Red Cross Swim @ School, Red Cross

Swim @ Camp, Red Cross Swim for Adults & Teens as well as the Red Cross Swim Adapted programs. Prerequisites: 15 years old, ability to perform Red Cross Swim Kids 10 strokes and skills and hold an Emergency First Aid Certificate Fee: $360 Dates & Times: 1. Skills Evaluation: Mar. 24, 10am - 4pm 2. Online Course: (14-20 hours) 3. Teaching Experience: (8—12 hours) (set up through the Manluk Aquatic Centre between Apr. 4 - June 13, 2016 & completed before the classroom session) 4. Classroom & Pool, June 29, 30 & July 2 10am - 6pm

FITNESS CLASSES For all dates, times and costs please go to www.wetaskiwin.ca

 Aquafit

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

 Deep Water Aquafit

Often recommended for rehabilitation, it is also used for general fitness and as an accelerated training method for athletes. The natural buoyancy of the water reduces strain on your joints, bones and muscles by as much as 90 percent. Take advantage of this buoyancy while receiving a similar cardiovascular benefit to a traditional workout. Participants may choose to use a floatation belt.

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 Stretch & Move

Perfect for people recovering from an injury, people with restricted mobility, seniors or those simply looking for light exercise. Focusing on improving flexibility and mobility, participants who find exercising on land “challenging” can comfortably and safely be active in the water. Water is a forgiving medium, reducing joint compression and the downward pull of gravity. Enjoy this half hour class set to music; no swimming skills required.

 Wetaskiwin Masters Club

Fun & Friendship—Health & Wellness— Participation & Achievement Whether you are interested in improving your strokes, Triathlons, Summer Games 55+, Lifesaving Sport or meeting personal goals, the Wetaskiwin Master Swim Club has a place for you! Our coach, Leah, has Coaching 101, Lifesaving Sport Coach and years of coaching experience working with all ages and skill levels. $90 Drop-in card for 10 coached classes

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Red Cross Swim Preschool

The love of swimming starts here For children 4 months to 5 years of age Songs, games and introductory swimming skills will make your child comfortable and happy in the water. The Instructor uses progressive teaching techniques adapted to each child and provides constant feedback and encouragement. Parents will participate in the water with their child till the age of 4.

Red Cross Swim Kids Lessons

A healthy life through swimming For children 6 years of age and up Children learn competitive and survival strokes, build their distance and speed, while focusing on making safe decisions in, on and around the water. In each level, participants are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to the next level once all criteria have been successfully completed. The City of Wetaskiwin website: www.wetaskiwin.ca Registration can be done online or in person at the Manluk Centre, 4514-50 Ave, 780-361-4444 Prices 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.

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MANLUK FLAMAN FITNESS CENTRE MANLUK FLAMAN FITNESS CENTRE is equipped with brand new cardio, resistance training equipment, free weights and more. Unlimited access to the Manluk Flaman Fitness Centre is included with your membership or paid daily admission. Fitness schedules are available at Manluk Centre front desk and Manluk Flaman Fitness Centre. Visit our website www.wetaskiwin.ca/ register and Facebook page anytime for updates on classes or programs. Call or visit Annette with any questions at 780-361-4444 ext.4497

MANLUK FITNESS CLASSES Manluk’s fitness staff have been hard at work to create some fantastic Spring and Summer programs. Drop-in or pre-register for any class for the opportunity to have fun while meeting new friends. Please note that all classes have been specifically designed to suite all ages and activity levels. Fitness Class Drop-in Rates: Members: $5 + GST Non-members: $10 + GST 8 week Class registration cost: $64 + GST (Guarantees your spot in the class)

 Yoga

Yoga is about creating balance in the body through developing both strength and flexibility through poses or postures. This class is great for health and relaxation. Classes have been modified to suit all fitness levels.

 Pilates

Pilates improves flexibility, builds strength and develops control and endurance throughout the body. It will help develop a strong core, improve coordination and balance. Exercises can be modified for beginner through advance.

 Zumba

A fun aerobic fitness class featuring movements inspired by various styles of Latin American dance and performed primarily to Latin American dance music.

 Circuit Training

In this fit and firming class we have alternating segments of cardio through the use of spin bikes, and then resistance exercises on a fitness ball. Pick your own pace and weights! Limited to 10 participants

 Spin

Spinning is great cardiovascular and buttkicking workout!! All that pedaling will tone up muscles and help shed unwanted pounds. Limited to 10 participants

 Boot camp

Fast paced and up beat combination of strength training and aerobics designed to build muscle, blast fat and speed up your metabolism.

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 Sweat it up Circuit Training with Annette

Registerd Class Easily modified exercises allow people of different skill levels to increased stamina and strength to keep you physically fit. Circuit training alternating the use of the spin bike and medicine balls we promise to give you a full body workout. Limited to 10 participants. Session #1: Dates: Mondays, Apr. 4 - May 30 (no class May 23) Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm Session #2: Dates: Thursdays, Apr. 7 - May 26 Time: 7pm - 8pm

 Cutting it with a Sidekick with Annette

Registerd Class Getting fit couldn’t be any more fun than with a partner! Buddy training with bands/balls/weights and more! Using resistance bands is a great addition to part of the strength training routine, the fitness ball for core training. A great mixture of equipment and cardio to get you and your partner fit and fab! Limited to 10 participants Dates: Wednesdays, Apr. 6 - May 25 Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm

 Strollercise

with Annette Strollercise is a cardio and strength building class that allows parents to get back into shape while spending time bonding with baby. All fitness levels welcome. Dates: Tuesdays, Jan 12 - June 28 Time: 10am - 11:30am Fee: $5. Drop-in at the Drill Hall; no registration required.

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COMMUNITY CLUBS  Kinette Club of Wetaskiwin

Monthly Dinner Meeting, Call for location This all-Canadian ladies service club has been active in Wetaskiwin since 1950. Current club projects & fundraisers include Cystic Fibrosis Auction, Cookie Walk for Secret Santa and Blood Donor Clinics. If you are between 19 & 90 yrs old & would like to get out of the house, have fun, & make friends while making a difference in your community, then this just may be for you. GROW – LEARN – MAKE FRIENDS – HAVE FUN Date: 4th Tuesday of the month Time: 6pm For more info call Wendy at 780-352-6907

 Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 86

Royal Canadian Legion A fun, hardworking, non-profit group of ladies with a mandate to support the branch as well as local charities. Meet new people and give back to your community. Date: 4th Wednesday of the month Time: 7:30pm To learn more contact Janice 780-352-2587

 Rotary Club of Wetaskiwin

Wetaskiwin Canadian Legion, Les 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. Date: Thursdays, 12noon (lunch meetings) Contact: Robert Camp, President. Robert.camp@encompasscu.ca Home 780-387-5625, Work 780-352-2251 ext. 202, www.WetaskiwinRotary.org

 Wetaskiwin Genealogical Society

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 5410-36 Ave. (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: 7pm For more information, contact: Diane at 780-352-3858 or Alice at 780-352-2150

 Wetaskiwin Horticultural Society

Manluk Theatre The 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: 2nd Monday of the month Time: 7pm - 9pm To learn more call Doreen at 403-783-2296 or Clara 780-352-4913

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COMMUNITY SUPPORT BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF WETASKIWIN 5109-51 Street To register or for more information: 780-352-4643 www.wetaskiwinyouth.ca

 Out of School Care Program

Downtown Boys and Girls Club (5109-51 Street), Norwood School (5505-44 Street) Licensed out of school care for children 5 - 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: Sept. - June Time: Monday - Friday, 3:15pm - 6pm Day Camps on non-instructional school days from 8am - 5pm. Fee:$310/month. If your child does not qualify for government subsidy, the parent portion you are required to pay is $175 per month and the club will subsidize up to $135 per month through fundraising efforts. 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 justin@ wetaskiwinyouth.ca

 Summer Day Camps

Licensed Summer Day Camps for children 5-12 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, July 4 - Aug. 26 Time: 8am - 5pm Fee: $140/week. Government Subsidy’s may be available. 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 justin@wetaskiwinyouth.ca

 Early Learning and Child Care Centre

(Daycare for 12 months - 6 years) Robert B. Colborne Centre, 4013-48 Street 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 1-866714-5437 for Subsidy information. Dates: Monday - Friday Times: 6:45am - 6pm Fee: Based on child’s age. Government Subsidy’s may be available. How to Register: Contact Leah Hnatiuk 780-352-4632 ext. 6 or leah@wetaskiwinyouth.ca

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 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 afterschool 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: 3:15pm - 6pm Fee: None Contact Justin 780-352-4643 ext. 38 or justin@wetaskiwinyouth.ca

 Power Up!

(for ages 11 – 12 years) Through the support of Fidelity Investments Canada, Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada has created Power Up!, an academic support program that helps kids to develop positive study habits and practices at school, and encourages a life-long interest in learning. Power Up! provides the tools and environment necessary for young people to set academic goals and create a plan for achieving those goals. Students participating in the program have access to volunteer tutors and mentors. Dates: Tuesdays Time: 4:15pm - 5:15pm Fee: None Contact Justin 780-352-4643 ext. 38 or justin@wetaskiwinyouth.ca

 Stars Mentoring Program

Become 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 selfesteem by being a reliable friend. Date: Sept. - May each school year Time: Various days Monday - Friday Fee: Adult Volunteer Program (adults +18 and older) No fee Contact Christie at 780-352-4643 ext. 27 or christie@wetaskiwinyouth.ca

 Volunteer Opportunities Whether 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: Various Fee: None - just a willingness to help out a child in your community Contact Corene at 780-361-1950 ext. 1 or corene@wetaskiwinyouth.ca

 5th Annual Capital One Race for Kids

The Boys and Girls Club of Wetaskiwin is excited to announce that their 5th Annual Capital One Race for Kids event is set for Saturday, June 4. 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 4 Start time: 10am Fee: Use PromoCode HELPKIDS or pay $10. Registration Fee, plus fundraising pledges To register: www.raceforkids.ca or contact Debbie at 780-352-4643 ext. 32 or debbie@wetaskiwinyouth.ca

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Wetaskiwin Primary Care Network FREE Programs Appointment & walk in services Wetaskiwin PCN - 5010c-48 Street 780-312-2500 www.wetaskiwinpcn.ca

 Chronic Disease Management

PCN Nurses provide support, education and counselling for people to help them develop strategies to manage their chronic health conditions such as: diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity & smoking. Date & Time: Clinic Specific (8:30/9am 4:30/5pm)

 Counselling Services

The PCN 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, 8:30am 4:30pm, by appointment

 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: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 8:30am - 4:30pm, by appointment Referral: Your PCN Physician / Primary Care Nurse

 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: Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 8:30am - 4:30pm, by appointment Referral: Your PCN Physician / Primary Care Nurse

 Prescription to Get Active

Want 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. Referral: Your PCN Physician/ PCN Health Care Professional (Nurse or Dietitian)

 Primary Prenatal Clinic

A 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, 9am - 4:30pm, Walk-In & appointments available

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 Senior Moments

This 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 10am - 11am

 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, selfesteem & body image concerns. Date & Time: Wednesdays, 9am - 4:30pm, Walk-in & Appointments Available

 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: Mondays, 12noon - 4:30pm, Walk In & Appointments Available

 Women’s Wellness

The PCN’s female healthcare professionals offer support, education & care for women in such things as: breast health, Pap test, STI’s, birth control, pregnancy testing, menopause, relationship concerns, abuse or violence issues. Date: Wednesdays, 9am - 4:30pm Walk-In & Appointments Available

 FREE Workshops

Workshops are free but registration is required - call 780 312 - 2500 or Register at www.wetaskiwinpcn.ca (workshop page) for online registration, check the website for the next scheduled date. Workshops run generally 2 to 3 times per year and are taught by a health care professional

 QuitCore

Want 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

SPRING 2016 Women’s “Seeds of Change“ Program

NorQuest College (5502- 49 Avenue) A 30 hour therapeutic group for women who have or are currently experiencing abuse in their relationships. Women are invited to explore and begin their recovery from the abuse experience, develop their sense of self, adopt healthy communication styles, implement positive change in their lives and learn about healthy relationships in an encouraging, supportive and confidential environment. Your comfort and safety is important so we keep our groups small to maximize your experience. Day / Time: Wednesday evenings from 6:30pm - 9pm, Call for start date Fee: No cost. Must pre-register. For more information call The Family Resource Centre at 780-352-4010, and ask for Maryann.

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WETASKIWIN & DISTRICT VICTIMS SERVICES Our office is located in the RCMP Detachment, 5005-48 Avenue Walk-ins are welcome 780-312-7287 | www.vsuwetaskiwin.ca 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 advocates, who respond as needed, alongside the RCMP, on a 24 hour basis. We serve the City of Wetaskiwin, the County of Wetaskiwin (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. • Counselling and community referrals • Crisis intervention • Police-liaison • Court support • Public education and presentations • We can also provide information about Victim Impact Statements, Financial Benefits, Restitution, and Protection Orders.

 Family Violence

Wetaskiwin and District Victim Services works in collaboration with the RCMP Family Violence Unit to enhance responses to incidents of family violence. Did you

know…that violence against women is still a serious problem? …that 1 in 10 Canadians believe consent to sexual activity is not needed between partners and spouses? ...that a child who witnesses spousal violence is experiencing a form of child abuse? Victim Services also collaborates with many community agencies to help ensure we can provide a broad community response to family violence.

 Is Your Car Locked?

Vehicle theft is a crime of opportunity and a problem not only in Alberta but right here at home. Vehicles are stolen or broken into anywhere including parking lots, shopping centres, and driveways. Be proactive and protect yourself; park in a sensible well-lit place; LOCK ALL THE DOORS and close all windows, take all your keys and hide your valuables out of sight. Do not leave purses, wallets, laptops, change, brief cases, personal documents, parcels, etc. unattended in your vehicle. Most thefts occur because vehicles have been left unlocked. Don’t become a statistic.

 Are You Interested in Volunteering to Help People in Your Own Community?

Because Victim Services relies so heavily on volunteers, we are always look 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.

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 Camrose Women’s Shelter Society

Our 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. Community presentations available upon request. No fee Date/Time: 365 days - 24/7 To register call 780-672-1035

 Resolution Services

Alberta Government Services Court House 4605-51 Street Resolution Services are a group of programs and services offered by Alberta Justice in collaboration with the courts of Alberta. Resolution Services works directly with individuals and the judges for the Alberta Provincial Court and Court of Queen’s Bench to help people get appropriate solutions for their family law matters. Guardianship, Parenting, Child Support, Contact, Spousal Support, Information on Parenting after Separation, screening and referrals for mediation. Days/Times: Mon. - Fri., 8:15am - 4:30pm For more information call 780-361-1308 (main office), joan.carriere@gov.ab.ca www.albertacourts.ca

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 Healthy Families FREE Home Visitation Program

Healthy Families is a program that supports families in providing nurturing, stimulating and safe environments from birth to age 5 years. It is a free volunteer program and offers a home visitation service that supports, encourages, and provides information and education to families based on individual preferences. Hours are flexible in the day and evening to accommodate working families. For more information or sign up for the program call or email

 FASD FREE Outreach Program

This home visitor program provides information, education, support, resources, mentoring services, coaching and advocacy to young adults (up to 18 years of age) parents and caregivers with children who have (or are suspected to have) Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. No fee

 Alberta Law Libraries

2nd Floor, Wetaskiwin Court House, 4605-51 Street Our 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

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 Solar Energy-Direct Uses

Solar Energy Society of Alberta (SESA) NorQuest College, Wetaskiwin Campus Interested 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 vegetables year round in Alberta. A wide variety of other additional solar applications will be explained including Solar 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, Apr. 5, 12, 19, 26, & May 3, 10 Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm Includes tour Saturday May 7, 10am-3pm Fee: $250 payable to SESA. For more information and to register: www.solaralberta.ca/classes or Rob at 780-443-7788 Offered in partnership with County of Wetaskiwin Sustainable Agriculture, Wetaskiwin Community Learning Council and NorQuest College, Wetaskiwin Campus.

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Family & Community Support Services

G. Lynch, Director of Leisure & Community Services 780-361-622 www.county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca. The County of Wetaskiwin Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) provides preventative programs and services that enhance safe and healthy family and community life.

 FCSS Community Grant Program

Deadline for the FCSS Grant Application is March 31 of each year. Applications are available on our website, by mail upon request, or pick up at the County Administration Building or the Winfield FCSS Office (located in the Winfield Health Centre). Please refer to the application guide for eligibility guidelines and selection criteria. For information on FCSS Grants or to obtain an Application, please contact Geoff Lynch, Director of Leisure and Community Services, or visit www.county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca.

 Home Support Services

Homemaking 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 on Home Support Services in the County please contact Linda Goltz, FCSS Coordinator at 780-682-2100 or by email at lgoltz@county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca.

 Municipal Sustainability Initiative (MSI)

Community Facility Funding Program The County of Wetaskiwin No.10 recognizes the importance of supporting the long term sustainability of the County’s community facilities by providing funding for capital projects. The MSI Community Facility Funding Program provides non-profit community groups with funding for capital improvement projects. The existence of the County’s funding program is contingent upon funding of the Municipal Sustainability Initiative which is a program of the Province of Alberta and as such may be subject to review or discontinued by the Province. All projects under this program must receive final approval by the Province of Alberta before funds are released. Applications are due April 30. For more information visit www.county. wetaskiwin.ab.ca or contact Geoff Lynch at 780-361-6227.

 Cemetery Grants

Grants are available for general maintenance costs incurred by those volunteer groups who maintain cemeteries within the County of Wetaskiwin. A maximum of $1,000 per cemetery may be available to assist groups with maintenance. Applications for funds will be received by the County until March 31. Applications available at www.county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca.

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 Recreation Grants

The Council of the County of Wetaskiwin No. 10 supports active living for all ages within our community. Therefore Council is cognisant of the importance of providing funds to the various County Recreation Zones help enhance recreational opportunities. The County allocates funds annually to the County Regional Recreation Board. The funding is provided for the development of a broad range of recreation services that will provide opportunity for people of all ages to use their recreation time in a wholesome and satisfying manner. Council wishes to provide a fair and equitable set of guidelines for the distribution of Recreation funds through the County’s 5 Recreation Zones. For more information on these zones and the application process, visit our website at www.county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca. Don’t delay as the application deadlines are March 31 and August 31 each year!

 WEED INSPECTION

What is the difference between a Weed Report and a Weed Notice? A Weed Report is a document used by the County of Wetaskiwin to inform the landowner that they have Noxious Weeds on their property that should be controlled.

A Weed Notice is a legal document that is issued to landowners when they do not control their Noxious or Prohibited Noxious Weeds. When you receive a weed notice the instructions of the weed notice must be followed by the date specified on the notice. Failure to comply with a Weed Notice by the specified date allows the County or its’ Contractor to perform the necessary control measures, at landowners expense, to prevent the weed from spreading or going to seed. The County of Wetaskiwin has been delegated the authority by the Province of Alberta, under the Weed Control Act, for weed control, inspection and enforcement within its boundaries. The Agricultural Service Board of the County of Wetaskiwin performs these services on all properties in the County of Wetaskiwin. The Service Board hires Weed Inspectors from May until September to perform these duties, including issuing a Weed Report or Weed Notice, as required. Please visit www.county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca “Service-Agricultural –Weeds” for more information or contact Stephen Majek, Director of Agricultural Services at 780387-6137 or via email at smajek@county. wetaskiwin.ab.ca.

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EVENTS  Wetaskiwin & Area Leaders of Tomorrow Awards Celebrating 21 Years

The Leaders of Tomorrow Awards program recognizes youth who volunteer their time, talents and energy for the benefit of their community. In 20 years, 579 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 21st Annual Awards Ceremony, Monday April 11 at Reynolds-Alberta Museum at 7pm! For information call Lynn at 780-352-6018.

 Terry Fox Run

By the Lake Park The 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, Sept. 18 Time: 11am - 1pm For more information or questions about the run please contact Tim Robson (smartmoney@telusplanet.net) or Debbie Hawken (debbiehawken@telus.net). Register on line at Terry Fox Foundation (www.terryfox.org)

 Saddle Up and Ride Horse Camp

Lakedell Ag Society The Riding Camp is a great way to encourage, inspire and educate young horse enthusiasts’ age 10-18 years old. Riders are required to bring their own horse. Camp includes various riding clinicians and activities, crafts, braiding, tack care etc. Beginner Riding Camp: July 15 & 16 (overnight) Experienced Riding Camp: July 17, 18 & 19 (overnight) Registration starts May 1 For more information, please contact Lakedell Ag at 780-586-2505

 Lakedell Ag Society Tack Sale: Buy*Sell*Shop If you are interested in selling, please contact the Ag for table registration 780586-2505 Date: Apr. 10 Time: 1pm - 3pm

 Lakedell Farmer’s Market

Come shop locally… Vegetables, Fruit, Crafts, Sewing, Sausage, Jam’s, Honey, Baking, Soap and so much more! Fridays starting May 20 - Sept. 2, 4pm - 7pm Any other questions, or to become a vendor, please contact Asa at 780-621-0763

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City of Wetaskiwin FCSS 3rd Floor, City Hall | 4705-50 Avenue 780-361-4425 | www.wetaskiwin.ca

 2016 Community Service Directory & Seniors Services Directory – now available!!

The 2016 Community Service Directory and the Directory of Services for Seniors are now available in print as well as on-line at the City of Wetaskiwin website, www.wetaskiwin.ca. Print copies are available for pick up at City Hall. We do encourage everyone to use the on-line version as much as possible – it is always the most up to date and it saves trees!

 National Volunteer Week – April 10 - 16

Celebrating the contributions volunteers make to our individual lives and our communities nation-wide. Make plans to recognize the volunteers in your organization or agency during National Volunteer Week. Check out what’s happening in Wetaskiwin & area at www.wetaskiwin.ca/volunteerweek. There are also great resources to be found with lots of simple recognition ideas at Volunteer Canada, www.volunteer.ca/ nvw20146 or at Volunteer Alberta www.volunteeralberta.ab.ca

 Community Clean-up: Spring Edition - May 14 - 23 Show your community pride by participating in Community Clean-up! Gather family, some friends or make it a work activity, and go out and help make Wetaskiwin look great by picking up garbage. Free garbage bags available to at City Hall as of May 1. Free dumping at the landfill – closed on Sundays but open on holiday Monday, May 23!! Plans are underway, details will be available on the Community Clean-up page at www.wetaskiwin.ca.

 Seniors Wellness Conference 2016

The Seniors Wellness Conference will be held on Tuesday, June 7 at the Falun Community Centre. As part of our regions Seniors Week celebrations, this Conference offers seniors a day full of informative sessions, table displays, entertainment and great food. Tickets are only $15.00. Watch for posters and more information to come!

 Block Party Program Summer 2016

A neighbourhood block party is the opportunity for neighbours to get together, meet each other, have fun and maybe work together on a common activity. Getting together with neighbours for fun and food is not only enjoyable but it also enables a renewed attachment among people in your area. As friendships grow, so do safe and caring neighbourhoods. Watch for more information regarding registering for a Block Party in your neighbourhood this summer. Contact City of Wetaskiwin FCSS at 780-361-4425, email: kelly.wolden@ wetaskiwin.ca for more information 2016 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

The Wetaskiwin & District Chamber of Commerce Calendar of Events for 2016 4819-49 Avenue | 780-352-8003 www.wetaskiwinchamber.com judibest@wetaskiwinchamber.ca

OUR NEW LOCATION

It’s with great anticipation and pleasure to let you know that on January 6, 2016, we relocated to a more comfortable and spacious area. Our new location is 4819 49 Avenue however, our phone number remains the same at 780.352.8003. Our new and better location is located south of Mike’s Western Wear or east of the Wok & Roll Restaurant. Our primary email address is also still the same at info@wetaskiwinchamber.ca. Since April of 2013, your loyal member support is one of the main reasons, we as a Chamber have grown has been able to provide more business events and advocacy. We searched for the ideal location and are happy to tell everyone that we’ve finally found it. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have concerning the new location or our services. We look forward to serving you at our new address.

 Quarterly Wetaskiwin Chamber Business Luncheons

Our quarterly Business Luncheons are the perfect opportunity to get to know members of the business community. The luncheons are your chance to hear keynote speakers present on the hottest topics, current events, and challenges that impact our business community. Non-Members are also invited to attend. February 22, June 27, September 26, November 28, 2016 Cost $30 Members $35 Non-Members

 Spring Session Workshop & Chamber AGM

Linking Together Business owners are busy, so the thought of taking time away from the business to participate in a seminar can seem like a waste of time.

However, this might be just what you need to uncover new ways to grow your business. Five reasons to attend this seminar are: educational opportunities for all levels from management to the frontline employees, networking with your peers, learning about new business in town, managing your career growth and lastly have fun - all work and no play gets old fast. Date/Time: Mar., 23, 8:30am - 3pm Tickets: $65 members, $75 non members

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With a total of 77 vendors participating and 1500 people through the doors in 2015 you won’t want to miss 2016 Spring Showcase and FEASTival. There will be something for the entire family to see and do. Check out what Wetaskiwin business has to offer you and the benefits of shopping locally. (No item over $4) Doors Open Saturday, April 9 - Sunday, April 10, 2016 Tickets: $7, Children 12 & under Free, Seniors: $5, FEASTival Tickets $1 each.

 Awards Gala

2015 Award Winners

In these economic times business is facing, now is the time to recognize those employees, employers and businesses who go above and beyond to serve our residents and visitors. Shopping locally keeps Wetaskiwin`s economy strong. Ask yourself “Did you receive exceptional service?” Ask yourself “Has your company achieved success?” Ask yourself “Is your employer/employee the best of the best?” If your answer is YES then “Nominate Today” and join us to celebrate business in our community on October 20, 2016 at the Awards Gala. Nominations can be made at the place of business or through the Chamber of Commerce. Tickets $55 per person.

20th Anniversary Mental Health BBQ

Touchstone Place Clubhouse Join us for lunch and celebrate Touchstone Place’s 20th Anniversary in the community! $4 for a Hotdog or $5 for a Hamburger - Drink included Captain Stress-less will be back once again this year to introduce you to Increase Awareness Fight Stigma! We need to bring change to mind and challenge stigma. Let’s talk about Mental Health because when we learn, we speak up, we share and we shut down stigma! Corner of 50 Avenue and 52 Street by Wetaskiwin Credit Union Date: Thursday, May 5 Time: 11am - 2pm www.facebook.com/TouchstonePlaceClubhouse

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Reynolds-Alberta Museum  The Hagerty Driving Experience 6426-40 Avenue (2km west of Wetaskiwin on Hwy 13) | 780-312-2065 Email: reynoldsalbertamuseum@gov.ab.ca www.ReynoldsAlbertaMuseum.com Winter Hours: (Labour Day - Victoria Day) 10am - 5pm, Tuesday - Sunday (closed Mondays, except for Holidays). Summer Hours: (Victoria Day - Labour Day) 10am - 5pm, open daily. Closed: Christmas Eve (Dec. 24), Christmas Day (Dec. 25), New Year’s Day (Jan. 1)

 Grand Opening: The Reynolds Room

This permanent new exhibit provides an in depth examination of Stan Reynolds and the Reynolds’ family passion for collecting, and how this led to the establishment of the Reynolds-Alberta Museum. What started as the collection of one man became a historically significant collection belonging to all Albertans. Date/Time: Opens May 21, 10am - 5pm Fee: included in admission

 History Road: the Ultimate Car Show

A spectacular display of more than 700 cars, trucks and motorcycles spanning more than a century of automotive history. The lineup features rare vehicles from Reynolds-Alberta Museum’s collection and those of enthusiasts from across Alberta and western Canada. From open-bodied roadsters to 1960s muscle cars; from tiller handle steering to electronic fuel injection and everything in between. See old friends, make new ones and don’t miss the daily “Parade through the Decades”. Date/Time: June 11 & 12, 10am - 5pm Fee: Special event pricing is in effect

Hagerty Insurance, the leading classic car insurance company in Canada, is presenting a special day of classic cars. The company instructors and selected vintage car owners, will teach young drivers how to drive a standard! Those who wish to participate in the driving lessons must pre-register and space is limited. A variety of other vintage vehicles will also be on display on the museum’s test track. Date/Time: July 16, 10am - 5pm Fee: included in admission

 Motorcycle “Ride to Reynolds”

Motorcycle enthusiasts gear up for the first “Ride to Reynolds”! All brands, dealerships, clubs and owners from across the province are invited to join us for this day dedicated to the motorcycle. All those riding in on a motorcycle receive free admission. Special allocated parking is provided. Date/Time: Aug. 20, 10am - 5pm Fee: free to motorcyclists and passenger; for others, admission is charged.

 Harvest Festival

Lots to see and do including steam traction engine threshing and plowing, tractor starting and driving demos, free tractor rides, bread baking and tasting, Wetaskiwin Farmers’ Market. Martin Deerline showcases modern day John Deere harvest and lawn and garden equipment. The family fun zone features carnival games, face painting, butter making, and ice cream making. Down home music and a pie auction add to the fun! Date/Time: September 3 & 4, 10am - 5pm Fee: Special event pricing in effect

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 From the Ground to your Plate

Located 5 km East of Winfield, and only 15 minutes West of the Village at Pigeon Lake. 3 Km off the Highway 13. Take a venture down Highway 13, and find out why RR 32 is the place to be! Join us for one of our DIY workshops this Spring! Call Carmon at 780-499-2638 to book your spot, watch our calendar of events for more workshop dates! sproutsgreenhouse.com

 Magic Miniatures!

Have fun learning to garden on a small scale! Come take a walk in our Enchanted Forest for inspiration,let us walk you through the basics of picking the appropriate plants, learn how texture, balance and repetition can help your find the most pleasing expression of your very own very own miniature garden and then add a little magic! Thursday, May 5 & May 12 at 3pm; Sunday, May 15 at 3pm. $25 workshop fee redeemable in Sprouts Product

 Fun with Succulents

Learn how to utilize these adorable drought tolerant plants to create the most unique mini gardens, terrariums, and rock pots! What a fantastic Mother’s Day gift! Friday, May 6, 3pm $25 workshop fee redeemable in Sprouts Product

Doesn’t get anymore local than growing your own food, picking it fresh from the earth, and only minutes to your plate. This is a great way for 1st time veggie growers to learn some basic tips, tricks and how to’s that will guide you to success for abundant organic produce and healthful eating! Tuesday, May 10, 3pm $25 workshop fee redeemable in Sprouts Product

 SPROUTS GREENHOUSE ARTS & CULTURE

Visit our website and Fb page for upcoming dates during the month of June for our Arts & Culture events.

 Art in the Greenhouse

We use the inspiration of the plants & flowers that surrounds us to learn to paint! It is a wonderful way to explore your creative expression surrounded by the beauty of nature.

 Courtyard Concert Series

Join us for an amazing afternoon of musical talent at our live concerts in the courtyard! Each year, through the month of June we host some fabulous Canadian Bands under the big top, rain or shine, on Sunday afternoons. June 5th is our first Confirmed date with the lovely Duo “Twin Peaks” with more dates and musical talent to come.

 Wind up Event

This year is our 10th anniversary, so keep in the loop for our season closing day event. Details will be posted on the website and may include Summer Solstice Yoga event, potluck and possibly a surprise from the musical talent we draw from. Don’t miss out!

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 SPROUTS YOGA LOFT

All Levels Outdoor Yoga Be inspired by the beauty of the blue blue sky above you as you stretch up, smell the earth as you bow down, feel the summer air on your skin as you move with the green grass under you, and the trees all around you. These are just just a few of the reasons you will want to experience outdoor yoga this summer with Sprouts Yoga Loft at our weekly “All Levels” class, July & August - Wednesday’s at 7pm Dates: Watch the events Calendar on the Sprouts Greenhouse/ Sprouts Yoga Loft site Fee: $15 drop in For more information & to register 780-499-2638 or info@sproutsgreenhouse.com

 French Winter Carnival

Outdoor rinks West of the Manluk Centre. Celebrate the tradition of Winter Games in Wetaskiwin at the French Winter Carnival. At the outdoor rinks West of the Manluk Centre. Enjoy. . .Skating (Approved helmet required), Broomball, Snowshoeing, Winter games, Tug of War Competitions and the all time favorite CABANE À SUCRE! (Maple syrup toffee on a stick). Date & Time: Saturday, Mar. 5, 1pm - 3pm

Wetaskiwin Agricultural Society Phone: 780-352-2780 e-mail: wetagsoc@xplornet.com www.wetaskiwinag.com

Promoting Youth & Agriculture in Our Community Annual Events

Cutter Rally - Feb 4H Beef Show & Sale - May Rawhide Rodeo - June Hall of Fame - Nov

Projects Supported:

Summer Activities

Gymkhanas 4H Light Horse Jackpots

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LEARNING & LITERACY Wetaskiwin Community LITERACY PROGRAM The following courses are being offered by the Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program For more information or to register: 780-352-7257 5010-50 Avenue literacy@incentre.net

 English Language (ELL / ESL) Classes

If 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, Apr. 13 – June 15 Time: 6pm - 8pm Fee: $10

 One-to-one Tutoring

Want to improve reading, writing, math or speaking English? Do you need help studying for language exams? Our volunteer tutors can help. Date/Time: To suit student Fee: Free

 IELTS Test Preparation

This 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: Mondays, Apr. 11 - May 16 Time: 6pm - 8pm Fee: $40 (includes Text Book)

 Rhyming Tots

Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program Free drop-in program for parents/caregivers and tots age 0-5 yrs. Oral language fun with rhymes, songs, stories, craft activities and snack. Transportation is available. Morning Session: The Early Education and Family Wellness Centre, 5606-47 St. Afternoon Session: Parent Link, 4415A-49 St. Dates: Tuesdays, Apr. 12 - May 31 Times: 9:30am - 10:30am & 1:30pm 2:30pm Fee: Free

 Computer Basics

Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program 5010-50 Ave Workshops are designed to help unlock the mystery of computers. The workshops flow in a logical order, building on knowledge from the previous workshops. 1. CARING FOR YOUR COMPUTER: April 13, 4 hours, $20 2. PASSWORD SYSTEMS & EMAIL BASICS April 20, 4 hours , $20 3. CLOUD STORAGE & FACEBOOK April 27, 6 hours, $40 4. FINDING FREE STUFF ON THE INTERNET - SAFELY May 4, 4 hours, $20 5. ADVANCED E-MAIL & CLOUD STORAGE May 11, 4 hours, $40 To register, call The Wetaskiwin Literacy Office at 780-352-7257. Class size is limited, please register early to reserve a spot. Please refer to page 68 of this guide for class pre-requisites and an in-depth description of each class.

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Wetaskiwin Community Learning Program The following programs can be delivered in the County of Wetaskiwin and Town of Millet. To bring these programs to your community and for more information call 780-361-6241 or info@clcwetaskiwin.ca.

 English Fluency

Improve Pronunciation – Make Progress – Communicate Clearly. Join our class and build confidence speaking the English language.

Essential SkillS for success

 English Language (ELL/ESL) Classes

If you are new to Canada and want to study English, come meet new friends and learn all about Canadian people and culture. Enjoy conversation, stay up to date with news and get to know Canada.

* Reading and Writing * Computer Use * Numeracy * Working With Others * Communicating To find out how to have more learning and literacy opportunities in your community call 780-361-6241 or email: info@clcwetaskiwin.ca

More than 300 online courses •Expert Instructor •24-Hour Access •Online Discussion Areas •6 Weeks of Instruction

Courses Start As Low as $125 Course list available at the online instruction centre. art as low as

For more information: www.ed2go.com/ norquest Or call 780-361-6241

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BASIC COMPUTERS 2016  1. Caring for Your Computer (4 hours)

CO-SPONSORED BY WETASKIWIN COMMUNITY LEARNING COUNCIL & COUNTY OF WETASKIWIN FCSS The following computer programs are available throughout the County of Wetaskiwin in partnership with community organizations. To find out how to bring these basic computer classes and more to your community call 780-361-6241 or info@clcwetaskiwin.ca For those that find computers are a bit of a mystery, consider registering for all 4 workshops in the basic package. These workshops flow in a logical order, building on knowledge from the previous workshops. Progressive skill development will greatly assist in computer literacy and comfort of use. Register for one or all of the programs. For all programs participants must bring all existing usernames and passwords.

 Basic Computer Package With registration in the Basic Computer Package (1. Caring for Your Computer, 2. Password Systems, 3. E-Mail Basics and 4. Cloud Storage)

This course is intended to help you keep your Windows Personal Computer in better working order and free from viruses and malware. • Find, install and learn to use free security software • Organize a file structure to help you find the files you save • Transfer files and photos from phones and devices • Remove unwanted software • Optimize the performance of your computer • Back up files and make drive images Prerequisites: Basic Windows Personal Computer skills

 2. Password Systems (2 hours) This class is intended for anyone wanting to learn how to easily manage all the passwords you have to keep track of. Most programs require a password and it can be challenging to remember so many different passwords. Participants will learn: • How to develop a password system that is easy to remember and manage • How to retrieve lost passwords • The importance of a good password system Participants should come prepared to set or reset passwords. Bring your current usernames and passwords. Prerequisites: Basic computer skills, List of programs you use or want to use that require a password (i.e., Skype, Facebook, iTunes, Microsoft, etc.)

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 3. E-Mail Basics (2 hours)

This class is intended for those wanting to learn how to set up and use email to help communicate better with friends and family. • Set up and create email accounts in Gmail and/or Outlook • Learn how to create an email account; manage, send and receive email • How to send and receive attachments • Using email apps on phones and tablets Bring your usernames and passwords. Prerequisites: Basic use of computers and knowledge of your tablet and cell phone operating systems.

 4. Cloud Storage (2 hours) This course is intended for those new to the world of cloud storage. • Learn the value of using cloud storage systems such as One Drive and Drop Box • Keep backups of photos and important files in a remote location other than your computer • Share larger documents and photos using cloud storage • Learn how to access all of your files from any computer (or phone) anywhere in the world Bring your current usernames and passwords. Prerequisites: Basic computer skills USB or external hard drive with photos.

 Facebook (4 hours)

This course is intended for new Facebook users wanting to start with a knowledge of security and features available to minimize risk in this social networking environment. • Set up a free Facebook account • Manage privacy and security settings • Upload photos and text • Find and share with friends • Post announcements, information and photos Bring usernames and passwords. Prerequisites: Basic computer skills; Collection of electronic photographs on laptop; USB drive or smart phone (with USB cable)

 Skype for Everyone (4 hours) This course is intended for new Skype users or those wishing to learn more features. Includes an introduction to Skype and the many different ways to use Skype to communicate with friends and family. • Install Skype on your computer, phone or tablet • Set up your profile and picture • Send and receive calls • Send and receive file attachments • Send emails and messages • Set up group chats • Install the app on smart phones and tablets • Use landline calling feature Bring usernames and passwords. Prerequisites: Basic computer skills; A laptop will be provided; however, participants may bring their own laptop computers with built-in or external webcam and microphone.

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 Finding Free Stuff on the Internet – Safely (4 hours) This course is intended for people who want to use legal and legitimate software for specific applications on their Windows Personal Computers but don’t want to pay for everything they install. Includes an introduction to finding, installing and using legitimate and very useful free software to solve a variety of needs. • Office software for word processing, spread sheets, presentations, databases and drawing • Photo editing and photo management software for sorting, correcting, and adjusting digital photos • Web page creation software for making websites and web pages for personal and business use • Video and media software for playing movies and music • Recording software for creating, editing and adjusting audio recordings • Utilities for backing up movies and music or copying to your smartphone • Anti-virus software to keep your computer healthy • Mail management software to read all of your email programs in one place • Drawing software to create your own artwork or apply artistic filters to digital photographs Bring your current usernames and passwords Prerequisites: Good working knowledge of Windows, ability to install and uninstall programs; Your own laptop computer is recommended, but not required.

 Advanced E-Mail (2 hours)

This course is intended for people who want to learn the advanced features provided by programs like Outlook or Windows Live Mail. It can also be adapted to specific web mail programs like Gmail. Includes an

introduction to advanced features found in mail management programs. • Set up contact lists • Create and manage group lists • Use multiple webmail or pop accounts within one program • Import/export contact lists • Use advanced calendar features • Merge and forward accounts Bring your usernames and passwords Prerequisites: Basic email skills, including attachments; Basic email course is recommended, but not necessary for skilled users.

 Upgrading to Windows 10 (4 hours)

This course is intended for those with a licensed copy of Windows 7 or 8 on their own personal computer who would like to complete the upgrade to Windows 10 (free from Microsoft) with assistance. Participants will make a complete backup of their personal computers, obtain an upgrade installation of Windows 10, and install the upgrade. • Create a full system image of your Windows 7 or 8 computer • Create a system recovery disk • Using provided Microsoft software, install Windows 10 • Set up the new installation according to your personal preferences • Make adjustments to the default settings and learn the basics of the new operating system Bring your usernames and passwords Prerequisites: Participants must bring a minimum 1 TB external hard drive (available where electronics are sold); Working knowledge of Windows and basic computer skills; The Caring for Your Computer course is recommended but not required

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 EXPLORE LOCAL WEBINAR SERIES MARKETING ON A SHOESTRING BUDGET

In this webinar, Cidnee Stephens of Strategies for Success, a seasoned small business marketer will introduce a less complicated way to look at your marketing and help you navigate through all of today’s shiny marketing objects to help you define the RIGHT tools for you, and an AFFORDABLE approach to take for YOUR BUSINESS. Date: Mar. 8 Start Time: 9am - 10am MST Cost: Free Registration link: https://albertaagriculture. webex.com/albertaagriculture/onstage/g. php?MTID=ec7b46dc4d015b01a1131fe47 a97a41fb For more information contact: Cindy Cuthbert, Agriculture and Forestry Email: cindy.cuthbert@gov.ab.ca Phone: 780-538-5287 (for toll-free calling in AB, dial 310-0000, then the number)

 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 call Melanie Krause: mmkrause5@live.ca, 780-352-5778; Sanet Dippenaar: sanet@xplornet.com, 780-312-0335; Carrie Rusk: skiesthelimit8@hotmail.com, 780-361-2088

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With Christ at our foundation our school provides a highquality, enriched education focusing on academics, athletics and the arts.

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Take your next step forward this fall with NorQuest College in Wetaskiwin. Explore program options to start a career, upgrade for further education, expand language skills, and more.

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For today’s adult learner, flexibility is key We understand you have a busy life with work and family commitments, and NorQuest delivers a range of full-time, part-time, and hybrid programs plus hundreds of online credit and non-credit courses. • Academic Upgrading • English as a Second Language (ESL) • Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) • Administrative Professional • Community Support Worker • Early Learning and Child Care • Practical Nurse • Hospital Unit Clerk • Physical Therapy Assistant

We also offer continuing education programs in Project Management, Fire Rescue & Safety, Service Industry Skills, and more. Visit norquest.ca/ConEd for a full listing of options.

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MUSIC

 Guitar, Bass, Mandolin and Ukulele, Bass Guitar Lessons

Manluk Theatre Building, 5002-53 Ave. Personalized Guitar Lessons based on where you are now and where you want to be soon! Guitar, Electric Bass, Mandolin or Ukulele? Or maybe take your playing to the next level? Ask about Group courses with Bill Tozer. Call or text Bill Tozer at 587-334-8382, Water Works Studios.

 Guitar, Bass Guitar and Drum Instruction With Cody Hanson

To register or for more information call 780-352-6902

 Guitar Instruction – Warren’s Music

5003-51 Ave. Individual guitar instruction. Learn at your own pace with an experienced instructor. Call 780-352-0044 to arrange times.

 Guitar Lessons

Wetaskiwin: Lighthouse Church Leduc, 4501-61st Ave Will Whenham, Sweet Sounds Studios 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 Round, Weekday evenings To register call 780-387-0387

For additional information, visit www.county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca

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PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS  Growing In Grace Preschool

 Clear Vista Preschool

Having FUN while learning the alphabet, numbers, games, songs and playing with new friends!! NO FUNDRAISING !! Classes on Monday & Wednesday morning 8:45am - 11:30am; Tuesday & Thursday morning 8:45am - 11:30am; Tuesday & Thursday afternoon 12:30pm - 3:15pm For more information contact Grace Krook at 780-352-7512.

 Early Learning & Child Care Centre

(Daycare for 12 months - 6 years) Robert B. Colborne Centre, 4013-48 Street Accredited child care facility for children from 12 months to 6 years 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/Time: Monday - Friday, 6:45am - 6pm Fee: Based on child’s age. Government Subsidy’s may be available. For more information and to register contact Leah Hnatiuk at 780-352-4632 ext. 6

4218-56 Ave. 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 Low monthly costs with various payment options. For more information and to register contact 780-352-5121

 Wetaskiwin Children’s Indoor Play Society

Wetaskiwin Mall The Children’s Indoor Play Society is a non-profit organization created by Moms and Dads to give toddlers and preschool kids a place to play and interact during the long winter months. We have been in the community and in families lives for 32 years. Families with children aged 0 to 7 are welcome. Come out and join our fast growing community. Birthday Party packages available Annual Spring Sale: Apr. 16, in the Wetaskiwin Mall from 12noon - 4pm Open September to May Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays Time: 9:15am - 11:15am Summer Hours: June to Mid Aug. Wednesdays, from 10am - 2pm For more information info@chipswetaskiwin.com or find us on Facebook.

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CANADIAN PARENTS FOR FRENCH WETASKIWIN ÉCOLE PARKDALE SCHOOL 4107-54 Street, Wetaskiwin For information call 780-352-4594. Facebook CPF-Wetaskiwin to see the excitement in French Immersion.

 French Immersion Registration

Across Alberta, French Immersion has become a priority among parents for their children. In Wetaskiwin, students generally start in Kindergarten but they can start in Grade one. 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 Regional Public Schools. Have the benefits of small class sizes. French Immersion courses extend to the High School. The advantages last a lifetime!! Consider the options today.

 French Immersion Information Night

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 provided. Dates & Times: Thursday, Mar. 10 at 7pm

 French Immersion Open House

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 include 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. Dates & Time: May 25 & 26 from 1 – 3 pm.

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Evolution Family Day Homes

Accredited

An approved Family Day Home is a monitored home in your community that has been screened by a Family Day Home 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 information call Maureen at 780-352-5615

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PLAY, LEARN and CONNECT at your local Parent Link Centre 4415 A-49 Street For more information call 780-352-3331 or email jkargmagas@lacombefcss.net www.centralparklandparentlink.ca Facebook: Wetaskiwin Parent Link Wetaskiwin Parent Link Centres offers a variety of high-quality programs for young families and caregivers with children 0-6. All our programs are FREE. We support parents in their most wonderful and challenging job, so they can help their children learn, grow and develop. Whether you are a new, firsttime parent with lots of questions or an experienced, busy parent just looking to get out of the house… we have something for you. We offer morning programs for stay-at-home parents and evenings and Saturdays for those who work. Everyone welcome! These are some of the things you will find at Parent Link:

 Unstructured play

Following your child’s lead in play strengthens your bond, let’s you learn about their development and allows you to see the world through their eyes.

 Structured play

Explore different activities that teach your child important skills through play. We have offered programs around crafts, messy play, art, cooking, music, drama, science, active play and more and are constantly trying to respond to interests, community needs and trends in the field with fresh and new ideas.

 Outdoor play opportunities

We explore the city’s walking trails, parks and playgrounds with different outdoor programs, ranging from social walking and talking to messy play an nature scavenger hunts etc.

 Parent EducatioN

Learn about different topics around the joys and challenges of being a parent. We offer classes, groups, info sessions and individual coaching throughout the year. We teach the Triple P Parenting approach (www.triplepparenting.net), a positive parenting approach that lets you choose from a variety of strategies to help strengthen your relationship with your child, teach new skills, promote positive behaviour, manage difficult behaviour and be prepared for challenging situations.

 Information about your child’s development

Are you curious what to expect at what age? Unsure whether a certain behaviour is unusual or actually typical? Confused by contradicting things you have heard/read? Fill out the ASQ and ASQ-SE questionnaires online (www. centralparklandparentlink.ca) and we can show you how your child is developing in different areas like motor skills, communication, problem-solving, social and emotional development and support you in being your child’s first and most important teacher.

 Connections and support Opportunities to meet other families, learn from one another, discuss questions and concerns, learn about the resources and programs in our community and strategies to take care of yourself as a parent.

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SENIORS PROGRAMS WETASKIWIN SENIOR CITIZENS SOCIETY All of the following programs are drop-in and are held at the Wetaskiwin Senior Citizens Society, 5216-54 Street Phone: 780-352-4646 Email: wscs@incentre.net Membership: $20 per year Fees: Members-$2, Non-members - $4, unless otherwise noted. Wetaskiwin Seniors Centre welcomes adults of all ages. Come take advantage of the programs and services we offer, aimed at improving quality of life and promoting health and well-being. Come as a visitor, a member, a volunteer, a regular participant or someone who signs up for a specific program or two … again, a warm welcome to the Wetaskiwin Seniors Centre.

 Stretch and Bend

Stay supple, stay active! Stay young! Have fun! Everyone Welcome, all fitness levels and ages. Date: Monday & Thursdays Time: 9:30am - 10:30am

 Crafts for the crafters at heart

Join the craft group. Make, learn, share, enjoy a wide variety of practical heritage crafts. Date/Time: Mondays at 1pm

 Military Whist

Date/Time: Monday at 1:30pm

 Floor Curling

Good for all fitness levels and great exercise! Date/Time: Tuesday & Thursday at 1:30pm

 Tuesday Night Bingo

Enjoy a bingo night with friends! Open to anyone 18 or older. Date/Time: Tuesday from 7pm - 9pm Fee: $5 will get you all the cards you need.

 Pool – billiards

Date/Time: Monday - Friday starts at 9am

 Bridge

Date/Time: Thursday at 1:30pm

 Crib

Date/Time: Wednesday at 1:30pm

 Canasta

Date/Time: Friday at 1pm

 Pancake Breakfast

Date: 4th Sunday of the month except December, July & August Time: 9am - 1pm Fee: $6

 Services

Podiatrist - Wednesday (varies) Belltone Hearing - 2nd & 4th Tuesday Please call 780-352-4646 to confirm dates 2016 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

SPORTS & FITNESS  Rez City Rippers

Are you between 8 and 17? Then 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: $210 or $35/Month, Session 2: $140 or $35/Month. Insurance is $50/Year Practice is Wednesdays, 5pm - 6:30pm. Registration is ongoing throughout the season spots permitting, registration is capped at 38 skaters per session, a waiting list will be available as well. 2016 Session 1 will be Jan. 13 - June 15. Look for us on Facebook: Rez City Rippers, by email: rezcityrippers@hotmail.com or text Bootie-Buster: 780-335-3465.

 Rez City Rollers

Wetaskiwin Drill Hall Rez City Rollers is a co-ed (18 years+) flattrack roller derby team. We strive to promote an active lifestyle, provide a safe environment for contact sport and to encourage alternative sporting options for those 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! Date/Time: Wednesdays, 6:30pm - 8:30pm & Sundays,12:30pm - 2pm Fee: $50/month + $50/year for insurance; or $10/drop-in To register or for more information contact Tara at 780-352-3033, on Facebook (www.facebook.com/rezcityrollers) or e-mail rezcity@hotmail.com. www.rezcityrollers.com

 Outlaws Cheer Posse

#307, 7611 Sparrow Drive, Leduc We’ve got spirit yes we do, we’ve got spirit HOW ‘BOUT YOU! Come jump, tumble, stunt and have fun with our highly experienced and certified coaches in one of our rec, prep or competitive classes. We even have an adult open team, so you are never to old to have fun and learn something new! For more information or to register call Amanda at 780-278-1494, visit us on our website www.outlawscheerposse .com or check us out on facebook!

 Wetaskiwin and District Amateur Football Association

Norm Brown Field, 4513-50 Avenue Football 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 1112 yrs, and bantams are 13-15. Date: Spring camp: May 27 - 29. Fee: $25 for the weekend (includes lunch) Regular season begins Aug. 1 - end of Oct. Practices are Tuesdays for Flag Football; Tuesday & Thursday for Atom; and Monday, Tuesday and Thursdays for Peewee and Bantam. Time: Flag football is 7pm - 8pm; all other practices are 6pm - 8pm Fee: Flag Football $100; Atoms $150, Peewee and Bantam $225 Early bird and family discounts are available Please contact Tara: 780-352-3033 or Check us out at our website: www.wdafa.org

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 Wetaskiwin Volkssport Walking Club

 WETASKIWIN BALL CLUB

The Wetaskiwin Ball Club offers various levels of play for different age categories in Baseball and Softball. BASEBALL Rookie: 8 - 9 years old (2007- 2008) Mosquito: 10 - 11 years old (2006 - 2005) Pee Wee: 12 - 13 years old (2004 - 2003) Bantam: 14 - 15 years old (2002 - 2001) Competitive AA Teams Available Mosquito and Pee Wee SOFTBALL U10 Mites: (2005 - 2007) U12 Squirt: (2003 - 2004) U14 Pee Wee: (2001 - 2002) RALLY CAP PROGRAM NEW Rally Cap is for children born between 2008 and 2009 where children learn basic ball skills in a co-ed, fun environment. This program will run Monday nights at C.B. McMurdo School Diamonds. The Ball Season runs from Apr. 28 - June 30. All practices and games run Monday through Thursday. Some teams will enter tournaments which are on weekends. The season for competitive teams in Softball and Baseball will extend well into July; will require extra fees to cover league fees, and more weekend commitments. Registration: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 at the Parade of Programs Time: 6pm - 8pm at the Wetaskiwin Drill Hall, www.wetaskiwinballclub.com

Volkssport 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! call Judy 780 352-7407 or Alda 780 361-5530, www.walkalberta.ca

 Aqua Zumba with Wendy Crabtree

Manluk Centre Join 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, Apr. 6 - May 25 Time: 7:30pm - 8:30pm Fee: $60, 8 classes To register call Wendy at 780-352-0295 or e-mail: crab@telusplanet.net

 Zumba with Wendy CrabtreE

Manluk Centre FIND 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, Apr. 5 - May 26 Time: 5pm - 6pm Fee: $60 – 8 classes / $115 – 16 classes To register call Wendy at 780-352-0295 or e-mail: crab@telusplanet.net 2016 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

Wetaskiwin Soccer Club PO Box 6211, Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 2E9 To register, visit us at Parade of Programs or online: www.wetaskiwinsoccer.org Email: registrar@wetaskiwinsoccer.org The Wetaskiwin Soccer Club is an active, dynamic soccer club of which we are fiercely proud. We are committed to high levels of coaching and refereeing and encourage strong involvement by parents and community. We foster enjoyment for players, parents, coaches, referees, and volunteers. We are a part of the Central Alberta Soccer Association. The outdoor season runs from May 2 - June 30, 2016.

 U4 Co-Ed teams (born 2012) 4v4 Clear Vista Field Timbits soccer promotes teamwork and a fun atmosphere to learn the basics of soccer! Day/Time: Mon./Wed., 5:30pm - 6:15pm Fee: $85 + $100 post-dated volunteer cheque  U6 Co-Ed teams (born 2010-11) 4v4 Clear Vista Field Timbits soccer promotes teamwork and a fun atmosphere to learn the basics of soccer! Day/Time: Tues./Thurs., 5:30pm - 6:30pm Fee: $85 + $100 post-dated volunteer cheque **Along with the posted fee, the following teams require a $100 post-dated volunteer cheque & a $100 post-dated uniform cheque

 U8 Co-Ed teams (born 2008-09)

5v5 Clear Vista Field We learn more soccer skills like dribbling, passing, shooting, and working as a team! We participate in 3 tournaments: Camrose, Millet, and Wetaskiwin. Day/Time: Tues./Thurs., 6:30pm - 8pm Fees: $165**

 U10 Co-Ed teams (born 2006-07) 5v5 Clear Vista Field We participate in 3 tournaments: Camrose, Millet, and Wetaskiwin. Players also have the option to join a competitive travelling league in preparation for U12 competitive league. Day/Time: Mon./Wed., 6:30pm - 8pm Fee: $165**

 U12 (born 2004-05) 8v8 Follow CASA schedules Teams begin to travel and compete in weekly games and are registered in 3 tournaments: Camrose, Wetaskiwin, and provincial qualifiers. Day/Time: Tues./Thur., 7pm - 8:45pm Fees: $180**  U14 (born 2002-03) 11v11 follow CASA schedules Teams travel and compete in weekly games and are registered in 3 tournaments: Camrose, Wetaskiwin, and provincial qualifiers. Day/Time: Mon./Wed., 7pm - 9pm Fee: $190**  U16 (born 2000-01) 11v11 follow CASA schedules Teams travel and compete in weekly games and are registered in 3 tournaments: Camrose, Wetaskiwin, and provincial qualifiers. Day/Time: Tues./Thurs., 7pm - 9pm Fee: $200**  U18 (born 1998-1999) 11v11 follow CASA schedules Teams travel and compete in weekly games and are registered in 3 tournaments: Camrose, Wetaskiwin, and provincial qualifiers. Day/Time: Mon./Wed., 7pm - 9pm Fee: $200**

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ď Ž The Wetaskiwin Olympian Swim Club

Manluk Centre The Wetaskiwin Olympian Swim Club (WOSC) operates a competitive summer swim program in an enjoyable and effective atmosphere. It is swimmer centred, team based, and parent supported. Swimmers learn the basic strokes of speed swimming. Freestyle, Backstroke, Butterfly and Breaststroke. Swimmers are taught proper stroke mechanics and style, flip or tumble turns, racing starts, and proper technique. Members must be able to swim 50M to join the main pool. Guppy Program: 2 days a week. Must be 4 years old as of April 30th, 2016. Date: Monday - Friday Time: Competitive 4pm - 5:30pm Guppy 3:45pm - 5:30pm (30 min classes)

Days: TBA For more information, please visit us at the parade of programs or call Kristine at 780-361-2195 or Heather at 780-3613813 or on Facebook.

ď Ž Special Olympics Wetaskiwin

Providing fitness and recreation for people with intellectual disabilities. Special Olympics Wetaskiwin is proud to offer: Floor Hockey: Mondays starting in October Curling: Wednesdays, 5:30pm - 6:30pm Bowling: Thursdays, 4pm - 6pm Bocce Ball: Starting in June For more information and to get involved with the Special Olympics teams call 780-352-3692.

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SUMMER CAMPS CITY OF WETASKIWIN REC. DEPARTMENT

To register for the following programs or for more information: 780-361-4444 Manluk Centre: 4515-50 Avenue www.wetaskiwin.ca/register

 Intro to Summer Camps

Ages: 6-12 yrs This drop-in day camp is perfect for kids aged 6-12 who want to experience a variety of sports, games, and other activities including Canada’s only Board Rider for those 8-12 years of age. This is a great way for your child to experience the start of our summer programming first hand without committing to an entire week. Campers are required to bring a snack, water bottle, appropriate swim wear, towel, lunch, and weather appropriate clothing. Date/Time: June 29 or June 30, 9am - 4pm Early drop off available starting at 8am Pick up between 4pm - 4:30pm Early Bird Price: $25 + GST / day Regular Price: $35 + GST / day Late Price: $40 + GST /day

 Improv & Art Camp

Ages: 6-12 yrs Spend 5 days exploring your creative side with fun improvisation games and creating art projects. This camp is focused on creating an engaging environment for children to explore their creativity while

in the company of their peers. Campers are required to bring a lunch and weather appropriate clothing. Date/Time: July 4 - 8, 9am - 4pm Early drop off available starting at 8am Pick up between 4pm - 4:30pm Early Bird Fee: $135 + GST Regular Fee: $160 + GST

 Youth Basketball Camp

Ages: 8-12 yrs Campers will focus on the fundamentals of basketball including dribbling, shooting, defensive and offensive concepts, and learning about the importance of team work and having fun! Our goal is for campers to leave with an understanding of the game while developing a love for the sport and help build confidence in an encouraging environment. Bring a snack and water bottle. Date/Time: July 4 - 8 , 9am - 12pm Location: Clear Vista School Early drop off available starting at 8am Pick up between 12pm - 12:30pm Early Bird Fee: $80 + GST (June 1) Regular Fee: $100 + GST

 Teen Basketball Camp

Ages: 12-15 yrs Campers will focus on developing and refining basic basketball skills such as ball handling, shooting foundations, defensive and offensive concepts, scrimmages and attacking the basketball while keeping in mind the importance of team work and selfevaluation. Our goal is to help campers realize their potential through repetitious play and corrections, build confidence on and

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off the court in a positive and encouraging environment, and most importantly have fun while doing it! Bring a water bottle, a snack, and lunch. Date/Time: July 4 - 8, 9am - 4pm Location: Clear Vista School Early drop off available starting at 8am Pick up between 4pm - 4:30pm Early Bird Fee: $135 + GST (June 1) Regular Fee: $160 + GST

 Surf & Sport Camp

(Full Day) Ages: 8-14 yrs Get 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, water bottle, appropriate swim wear, towel, lunch, and weather appropriate clothing. Dates: July 11 - 15 or Aug. 8 - 12 Time: 9am - 4pm Early drop-off available starting at 8am Pick up between 4pm - 4:30pm Early Bird Fee: $135 + GST Regular Fee: $160 + GST

 Fun for Life

(Morning) Ages: 4-7 yrs This half-day camp focuses on learning healthy, active living through co-operative game play and other new exciting activities. Campers are required to bring a snack, water bottle, and weather appropriate clothing. Dates: July 11 - 15 or Aug. 8 - 12 Time: 9am - 12pm Early drop off available starting at 8am Pick up between 12pm - 12:30pm Early Bird Fee: $65 + GST Regular Fee: $80 + GST

 Knight Haven Medieval

Ages: 8-12 yrs Go 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/Time: July 18 - 23, 9am - 4pm Early drop off available starting at 8am Pick up between 4pm - 4:30pm Early Bird Price:$135 + GST Regular Price: $185 + GST

 Active For Life Camp

Ages: 6-12 yrs This full day camp introduces campers to a world of new activities, games and crafts that will help them be active for life. Campers are required to pack a lunch, water bottle, snacks and weather appropriate clothing. Dates: July 18 - 22 or Aug. 15 - 19 Time: 9am - 4pm Early drop off available starting at 8am Pick up between 4pm - 4:30pm Early Bird Fee: $135 + GST Regular Fee: $160 + GST

 Surf & Sport Camp

(Morning) Ages: 8-14 yrs Get 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, water bottle, appropriate swim wear, towel, and weather appropriate clothing. Date/Time: July 25 - 29, 9am - 12pm Early drop off available starting at 8am Pick up between 12pm - 12:30pm Early Bird Fee: $80 + GST Regular Fee: $100 + GST

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 Outdoor Adventure Camp

Ages: 8-15 yrs Adventure into nature and discover your wild side in this outdoor based camp. This 4 day camp will be packed with cool outdoor skills and activities designed to connect youth to the great outdoors. Campers are required to bring a snack, water bottle, lunch, and weather appropriate clothing. Date/Time: Aug. 2-5, 9am - 4pm Drop off campers at By the Lake Park Early drop off available starting at 8am Pick up between 4pm - 4:30pm Early Bird Fee: $125 + GST Regular Fee: $170 + GST

 End of Summer Drop-in Dayz

Ages: 6-12 yrs This drop-in day camp is perfect for kids aged 6-12 who want to experience a variety of sports, games, and other activities including Canada’s only Board Rider for those 8-12 years of age. Enjoy the last days of summer, without committing to an entire week. Drop in for one day or register for them all! Campers are required to bring a snack, water bottle, appropriate swim wear, towel, lunch, and weather appropriate clothing. Date/Time: Aug. 22 - 26, 9am - 4pm Early drop off available starting at 8am Pick up between 4pm - 4:30pm Early Bird Fee: $25 + GST per day Regular Fee: $35 + GST per day Late Fee: $40 + GST per Day

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ALDER FLATS Miles of Roads & Trails to explore. River, Creeks, Ponds, Lakes to fish, boat/canoe, wildlife, Berry Picking but most of all FRESH AIR! Come for a drive and see for yourself

 Movie Night

Alder Flats Hall New Release every Month with all the Fixings to go with it. Kathy Schwengler: 780-542-1932

 Skating

Newly covered outdoor rink. Ice skating in the Winter. Roller blade / skate boarding in the summer. Jennifer Hammond: 780-234-5543

 T-Ball

Age 3-5 years Held at the Alder Flats School Grounds Baseball Diamond. May - June Katie Hunter: 780-293-8092

 Brighter Futures

Alder Flats Hall Babies to Toddles -crafts, singing, stories, games, meet your neighbour etc. Wednesdays, 9am - 12pm, Sept. - June Whole week of Fun, July 11-14, 8am - 5pm Gail: 780-514-5070

 4-H Beef - Beef Club

Alder Flats Hall Learn to do by doing market beef projects Public Speaking, Community Service Meeting 2nd Monday Roger & Chris Leeder: 780-696-3479 Garth & Rose Parker: 780-388-2298

 Curling

Alder Flats Hall (2 Ice Arena) Nov. - March Round Robin: Mixed and Sturling Tuesday - Thursday (4 Bonspiels) Harold Maciborsky: 780-388-2146

 Fitness Centre

Everything you need to keep fit. Competitions, exercize classes, challenges, Zumba Mondays Emma Kellgrenv: 780-241-0250

 Bowling Alley

in Alder Flats Mixed League: Monday & Tuesday Evenings; Ladies League: Wednesday; Quilting: Tuesday; Floor Curling: Fridays; Social Events Victor Forchuck: 780-388-3921

 Rodeo

Alder Flats Rodeo Grounds & Hall All rodeo events: Supper,Dance & Liveband Trade Fair: Beer Gardens & Concessions May 27 - 28 Russel Seely: 780-388-3318

 Legion Hall

Alder Flats Bingo’s, Pancake Breakfasts, Suppers, Socials Al Clemmer: 780-388-3954

 Alder Flats Centennial Park Downtown Alder Flats Day use only Firepits with grills attached

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 Camp-Nine Fish Pond

Stocked with Trout, Camping Available (no fishing derby this year) Russel Seely: 780-388-3318

 Ponderosa City

780-388-3088, 1 mile west and 2 miles south of Alder Flats Pancake Breakfast every Sunday in July & August: 9am - 10am. Cowboy church: 10am ponderosagifts.com,

 Alberta farm days

Alberta Abundance Tour: Saturday, Aug. 22. Bus leaves Winfield at 9am with stops at different farms and locations. 780-682-3788

 Basic Computer Courses Available in Buck Lake &/or Alder Flats See pg. 68 for a detailed list of Basic Computer Courses Password Systems - 2 hrs Caring For Your Computer - 4 hrs E-Mail Basics - 2 hrs Cloud Storage - 2 hrs Facebook Or Skype - 4 hrs

Advanced Classes - New Finding Free Stuff on the Internet - 4 hrs Advanced Email - 2 hrs Upgrading to Windows 10 - 4 hrs Call 780-361-6241 for more information

BUCK LAKE Buck Lake Ag Society Buck Lake Community Hall

 Farmers Market

15th Anniversary Easter Market: Saturday, Mar. 26 Christmas Market: Saturday, Nov. 19 Saturdays from May 7 to Oct. 8, 10am 2pm Contact Betty at 780-789-2045 (Home) or 780-916-1845 (Cell), FB:Buck Lake Farmers Market

 Special Events

Mothers Day Breakfast: May 8, 9am - 11am Fathers Day Breakfast, Show & Shine: June 19, 9am - 11am Fall Supper: Oct. 1, 5pm - 7pm Contact: Peggy 780-388-3750

 Summer Reading Camp

Alder Flats Buck Lake Public Library K to Gr. 6 (younger children accompanied by caregiver welcome) Join us for stories, crafts and play. Date/Time: Tuesdays, July & Aug., 1pm - 3pm Cost: Free Email us at alderflatslibrary@yrl.ab.ca or call 780-514-5965 for more info Website: www.alderflatslibrary.ab.ca fb: Alder Flats/Buck Lake Public Library

 Buck Lake Stampede

Rodeo, chuck wagons, chariot races, kids activities, parade, pancake breakfast and beer gardens  July 9, 2016

 Buck Lake Seniors Drop-in Centre 780-388-3044

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Ma-Me-O Beach Pigeon Lake Library 603 2 Avenue, Ma-Me-O Beach www.pigeonlakepubliclibrary.ab.ca Library hours: Monday & Wednesday, 11am - 7pm & Thursday, 11am - 4pm Saturday opening in the Summer 780-586-3778

 Mother’s Day Planters Workshop May 7, 2016

 Library Book sale

Held at the Village of Pigeon Lake - July 2

 July TD Summer Reading Program

Mondays, 1pm - 3pm & Thursday, 1pm - 3pm

 Two Book Clubs Meet every six weeks. Thursday afternoons

 Knitting Group

New and experience knitters welcome. Wednesdays at 2pm

 Basic Computer Classes NEW!

The following computer classes can be held at the Pigeon Lake Public Library if there is sufficient interest. See page 68 for a complete description of all classes. For more information and to register for the basic computer classes call 780-586-3778

Basic Computer Classes

For those that find computers a bit of a mystery, consider registering for the 4 class Basic Computer package. Workshops flow in a logical order and build on knowledge from previous classes. Register for one or all. Password Systems: 2 hrs Caring For Your Compute: 4 hrs E-Mail Basics: 2 hrs Cloud Storage: 2 hrs Facebook or Skype: 4 hrs

Advanced Classes: New

Finding Free Stuff on the Internet: 4 hrs Advanced Email: 2 hrs Upgrading to Windows: 1 - 4 hrs

 Mameo Farmers Market A large, ever changing outdoor market. Come for breakfast and stay for the fun! Sundays, 10am -3pm For more information call Betty 780-7892045

 Ma-Me-O Seniors Sunsetters

Pigeon Lake/Westerose Monthly meetings: the first Thursday of the month at 7:30pm. Annual fees are $10 per calendar year. Activities include Aerobics: Monday & Thursday at 9:30am. Card games such as canasta, bridge, and crib during the week, Quilting and sewing on Wednesdays 9am - 3pm, Monthly pot luck suppers, Birthday get togethers, Floor curling, ice curling, Bocce ball, Cycling, walking and more. For more information contact Peg Sloan at 780-586-2114 or Darlene Bouclin at 780-966-0745

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TOWN OF MILLET martial arts demo, drumming and dragon. Full ice surface - Cultural entertainment for the whole family. 5120-50 Street | 780-387-4554 www.Millet.ca Hours: Mondays - Fridays, 8:30am 12noon & 1pm - 4:30pm (Closed Statutory Holidays) For further information on the following contact Don Gilmet, Director of Public Services, Email: publicservices@millet.ca or call 780-387-4180

GROUPS AND CLUBS  MILLET & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Millet and District Museum, Archives & Visitor Information Centre, 5120- 50 Street Winter Hours: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1pm - 4:30pm; Hours from May 24 - Aug. 27, Monday - Saturday 8:30am - 4:30pm Meetings: Last Monday of each month at 1pm in board room. Exhibit Pioneer Women 2015: Ruth Brennan, Florence Day, Edith Dusdal, Alma Gray, Clara Thompson, Myrtle Wilk Special displays: Millet Arts N Crafts: Millet United and St. Norbert’s Catholic Church until April 2016

 2016 inductees

Mary Dowdell, Bernice Knight, Barbara Linaker, Debby Mardy, and Muriel Wilson Opening celebration: Saturday, June 4, 2016 at Millet Agriplex at 1pm Chinese Lion Dance performance including

 Chinese Lion Dancers and Dinosaurs walking the Millet Streets

Drumheller Tourism Photos with animatronic walking dinosaurs. Check out the website for more Millet Museum activities for Millet Fair Saturday, Aug. 27 at 11am - 12noon parade Contact Tracey at 780-387-5558 or Email: info@milletmuseum.ca, www.MilletMuseum.ca

 MILLET LITTLE P.I.P.S

Millet Little Peoples Indoor Play Society Millet Community Hall, 5107-50 Avenue Non-Profit, parent- supervised, indoor play group for ages 0-5. Date: Monday & Thursday, 9:30am 11:30am, Sept. - May Fee: First visit is FREE! Drop-in Rates: $3 for a Single Child and $5 for a Family Membership Rates: $50 per Family Contact Allison at 780-387-3300 Visit us on www.Facebook.com/millet-littlepeoples-indoor-play-society

 MILLET & DISTRICT ARTS & CRAFTS GUILD

Meet in Guild room (basement of admin. building, 5120-50 Street) Meetings: 4th Tuesday every month except June, July, Aug. and Dec. at 1pm. 2nd Tuesday: Stitch & Chat; Quilting: Mondays, 1pm - 3pm ; Weaving: Thursdays, 9:30am - 11:30am Membership Fee: $20/year Contact: Peggy at 780-387-4750 or Clara at 780-387-7413 2016 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

 TOWN OF MILLET COMMUNITY FACILITIES

Agriplex, 54 Street & 45 Avenue Full 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 Wit 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 Park Contact Don Gilmet Director of Public Services at 780-387-4180 or Email: publicservices@millet.ca

 MILLET TOWN SQUARE MEETINGS

Agriplex, 45 Avenue & 54 Street Date: 4th Monday of each month Time: 7pm, Hugo Witt room Come and be a part of the Town of Millet Contact Town of Millet at 780-387-4554

 MILLET CURLING CLUB

Curling Rink, 5148-50 Avenue Fun League Mixed Curling, All Ages/ Skills Levels Welcome. Bonspiels: Mar. 11 & 12, 2016 Fun Spiel Contact Jenny at 780-387-7401 or Email: milletcommunitycurlingclub@gmail.com

 MILLET & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL & RECREATIONAL SOCIETY

Agriplex, 54 Street & 45 Avenue Meetings: 2nd Mondays of each month at 7:30pm, Hugo Wit Room; Easter Toy/ Ham Bingo: Saturday, Mar. 12 at 12noon; Holstein Show: Saturday, July 16; Millet Fair: Kids Activities/Tradeshow, Petting Zoo,

Bouncy Castles, Bird house making and more, Saturday, Aug. 27, 12noon - 3:30pm Contact Irene at 780-387-4442 or Tim 780387-4244 or Email: tcknull@xplornet.com

 MILLET & DISTRICT FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION

5148-50 Avenue Meetings:1st Tuesday of each month at 7pm (except July & Aug.) Hall rental: seating for 40 people Contact Hilding at 780-352-0663 or for Hall rentals Dave at 780-387-5307

 1ST MILLET SCOUT ASSOCIATION

Hall, 5019-52 Street Seats 120 people, tables and chairs 95 people, standing 180 people Contact Glendelynn at 780-905-8751 or Email: glendelynn70@gmail.com

 MILLET IN BLOOM

Millet Council Chambers, 5120-50 Street Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7pm, Mar. - Nov.; Work bee: Thursdays after 6:30pm (May to Nov.); Community Clean Up: 3rd Thursday in April after 6:30pm; Community Garage Sale: 3rd Saturday in June from 9am - 4pm Contact Carol at 780-387-5766 or Email: carolsad@telus.net, www.Milletinbloom.ca

 MILLET & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB

Millet Lions Hall, 5023-49 Avenue Meetings: 1st and 3rd Mondays of every month at 7:30pm; Open House: Every Friday at 7pm; Hall phone: 780-387-4185 Capacity 75 people; Millet Harvest Fair Parade: Saturday, Aug 27, 2016 starting at 11 am (Line up at 10am); Chinese Lions and Dinosaurs walking the Millet Streets,

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Drumheller Tourism - Saturday, Aug. 27 at 11am - 12noon check out www. milletmuseum.ca for details, photos with animatronic dinosaurs; PARADE ROUTE Starting at corner of 53 Ave & 51 street turns west at 50 Ave turns south on 52 Street turns west on 45 Ave ending at Millet Agriplex; Millet Lions Memorial Campground: Now open no services behind Agriplex. Contact Dave at 780 387-8976 for Campground bookings Millet Lions 56 passenger Charter Bus Contact Pat at 780-387-4619 or Email: garrettpat2@gmail.com Bus bookings

 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH #229

Legion Hall, 5156-50 Avenue Established 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 7pm Cribbage Doubles Tournaments: 1st Saturday of each month Millet Harvest Fair Pancake Breakfast: Saturday, Aug. 27 before Parade at 7am – 10:30am Hall Phone: 780-387-5551 Capacity 110 people Contact Kim at 780-387-4155 or Email: rcl229ml@hotmail.com

 DO SOMETHING MAGAZINE 5104-50 Street Do Something Magazine is a free youth magazine distributed in junior and senior high schools in surrounding communities. Evening dance and art classes offered. Volunteer with local youth and see your work published in their youth magazine. Contact Angela at 780-224-2303 or Email: dosomethingmagazine@gmail.com

 MILLET CITIZENS ON PATROL Contact Pat at 780-387-4619

MILLET SENIORS  FLOOR CURLING

Community Hall, 5107-50 Ave Date: Every Monday Time: 1 pm - 3 pm Contact Bob at 780-387-4187

 POTLUCK LUNCH & MILLET SENIORS CLUB MEETING Millet Legion, 5156-50 Avenue Date: Last Wednesday of the Month Time: 12noon - 1:30pm Contact Ellen at 780- 387-4807

 CRIBBAGE

Millet Legion, 5156-50 Avenue Date: Second Tuesday of the Month Time: 1pm - 3pm Contact Walter at 780- 387-4565

 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: publicservices@millet.ca

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SPORT & FITNESS  MILLET MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

Millet Agriplex, 54 Street & 45 Avenue Pre Novice, Novice, Atom, Pee Wee, Bantam Contact Roger Lorenson (President) 780233-5316 or Email: millethockey@hotmail. com or president@milletminorhockey.com www.MilletMinorHockey.com

 NEW EDGE SKATING CLUB

Offering CanSkate and StarSkate programs for ages 3+. September - March Email: newedgeskatingclub@gmail.com

 ADULT DROP IN VOLLEYBALL Griffith Scott Middle School Gym, 4612-51 Street, Millet Every Monday, except holidays and non-school days. Must be 18 or older. Recreational, semi competitive. Free. Date: Monday, Oct. 19, 2015 - Monday, May 9, 2016 Time: 6:30pm - 8:30pm Must bring indoor (non-marking footwear)

 MILLET & DISTRICT MINOR BALL ASSOCIATION

Millet Ball Diamonds on 45 Avenue near 54 Street T-ball, Rookie, Mosquito, Peewee, Bantam, Girls softball Contact: Ron Buchaski (President) at 780904-8205, Email: ronbuchaski@gmail.com www.MilletMinorBall.com

 MILLET SOCCER ASSOCIATION

Offers affordable fun for ages 2.5 yrs to 18 years. We are a non-competitive league that runs from May - June for outdoor exercise, friendship and skills development. Annual tournament included in registration. Registration dates: Feb. 27- Hugo Witt Room/Agriplex,54 St & 45 Ave, Millet, 11:15am - 5pm; Mar. 16 - Wetaskiwin Parade of Programs, Wetaskiwin Drill Hall 6pm - 8pm; Mar 22 & 23 - Griffiths-Scott School, 4612-51 St., Millet, 4:30pm - 7pm ($30 late fees apply after this date.) Contact: Erin 780-387-1204 or Email: milletsoccer@live.com, www.milletsoccer.ca, Facebook under Millet and District Soccer Association

 Origin Yoga & Origin Therapeutics - Yoga for Wellness

Millet Area (Community Hall) & Private Studio Gentle and customized therapeutic approach, combines a scientific understanding of kinesiology, anatomy, physiology and the healing practice of yoga to manage pain and tension and build strength and stability without rigidity. On-going registration with private appointments, M-F Yoga for Chronic Pain – program Yoga for Mobility & Stability – program Yoga for a Better Back – class Therapeutic Yin Fusion – class Gentle & Beginners Yoga – class Strength Flow Yoga – class Seniors Chair Yoga – class Seniors Wellness Yoga – class Specialties: Restorative & Yin Fusion Retreats Contact Wanda at 780- 886-0336, See website for more information and to register: www.originyoga.ca International and Yoga Alliance Registered Teacher/Trainer Mount Royal University Yoga Therapist

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 Susie Meyers Personal Training & Fitness

Personal training fitness classes see Town of Millet events to be in Millet Community Hall and Hugo Witt Room in Millet Agriplex Contact: 780-216-0444 or Email: meyerssusie@hotmail.com

 Gail’s First Aid Training Community First Aid Training in Millet Contact: 780-920-1287 or Email: gailsfirstaid@gmail.com

MUSIC/FESTIVALS  SHARON GAIR A. MUS. Private piano & theory Contact: 780-387-4699 or Email: sbgair@telus.net

 CONCERT IN THE COUNTRY

18th Annual Millet Gospel Concert Date: Aug. 5 - 7, 2016 Millet Agriplex with entry by free-will offerings Contact Ron at 780-387-2263 or cell 780940-9290 or Debbie 780-352-7251 Email: citcmillet@gmail.com, www.concertinthecountry.com

 MILLET FAIR August 26 - 28

FREE FRESH AIR CINEMA & FIREWORKS Millet 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: Saturday, August 27, 2016 Time: Dusk approx. 9pm with fireworks to follow; Check out Movie title at www.Millet.ca Millet Legion Pancake breakfast 7am - 11:30am at Legion Millet Lions Parade starting at 11am

Millet Ag Society activities for the whole family including petting zoo, bouncy castle, etc. Millet Tourism Tradeshow at Millet Agriplex, 12noon - 3:30pm Millet Museum: Pioneer Women exhibit, 8:30am - 10:45am & 12noon - 4:30pm Look for Chinese Lions and Dinosaurs walking Millet Streets

MILLET PUBLIC LIBRARY

Connect. Learn. Discover…

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 10am 8pm; Fridays & Saturdays 12noon - 5pm Town of Millet Library Board Meeting at 6:30 pm, Second Tuesday of each Month The Friends of Millet Library Society at 6:30 pm, Third Thursday of each month Let’s Talk: Learn English at the Library: Tuesdays at 1:30pm Preschool Story Times & Crafts: Wednesdays at 10:30am Lego Club: Thursdays at 3:30pm Make and Take Crafts: Fridays & Saturdays, 1:30pm - 4:30pm Computer Classes: Call the Library for more information 780-387-5222 Family Movie on PD days: Jan. 29, Feb. 5, Mar. 4, Apr. 29, Friday at 1:30pm, Popcorn & Pop for $2. Call Library for Movie title. Pass Your Learner’s Driver test: Mar. 22 & 29 Tuesday evening from 6pm - 8pm TD Summer Reading Club: Drop-in starts every Tuesday for six weeks from Tuesday, July 5 from 10:30am - 3pm. Come to the Library for reading, crafts, games and fun for school aged children. Contact Margaret at 780-387-5222 or Email: millet@yrl.ab.ca, www.milletlibrary.ca 2016 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

MULHURST BAY COMMUNITY  Hooping For Fitness

Mulhurst Bay Community Hall Hooping is cardio without counting. Hooping improves core strength, tones your stomach, arms, thighs and butt - low impact, high energy workout. (Hoops provided) Date: Thursday, Mar. 3 - April 14 1-2 PM Time: 1pm - 2pm Fee: $43 for MBCL members; $51 nonmembers (Min. 8 - Max. 12) Register at ATB Mulhurst Bay or call Betty at 403-357-9542

 Farmers Market

Mulhurst Legion Date: Thursdays, June 23 - Sept. 1 Contact Laurie 780-389-2101

 Mother’s Day Pancake Breakfast

Mulhurst Bay Community Hall Date: Sunday, May 8 Time: 8:30am - 11am Contact Mulhurst Bay Community Hall at 780-389-2455

 Father’s Day Pancake Breakfast

Mulhurst Bay Community Hall Date: Sunday, June 19 Time: 8:30am - 11am Contact Mulhurst Bay Community Hall at 780-389-2455

 Mulhurst Daze

Mulhurst Bay Community Hall Children’s rides - (Children can purchase an all-day wrist band), Craft Sale - Show & Shine - Concession Available Date: Saturday, July 30 Time: Parade Starts at 10:30am Sharp Contact: Larry 780-389-3747 or John 780-389-3603

 Annual Show & Shine

Mulhurst Bay Community Hall - Grounds Date: Saturday, July 30 Time: 11am - 3pm Contact Trista 780-389-4390 or Brian 780389-3889

 Basic Computer Classes

For those that find computers a bit of a mystery, consider registering for the 4 class Basic Computer package. Workshops flow in a logical order and build on knowledge from previous classes. Register for one or all. Laptops are provided however participants may bring their own computer and must bring usernames and passwords.  Thursday, FebRUARY 18 Password Systems: 10am - 12noon Taking Care of Your Computer: 1pm - 5pm  Friday, February 26 ICloud: 1pm - 3pm Email Basics: 3:30pm - 5:30pm  Friday, March 4 Advanced E-Mail: 10am - 12noon Upgrading to Windows 10: 1pm - 5pm  Wednesday, March 16 Facebook: 4pm - 8pm  Friday, March 18 Finding Free Stuff on the Internet: 1pm - 5pm See page 68 for a complete description of all computer classes offered.

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TOWN OF WINFIELD  WINFIELD COMMUNITY SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE

It is our mission to lend an extra hand financially when the need arises. For instance a house fire or unexpected medical costs. You can ask for help personally or refer a family in need. We ask only that you live in the greater Winfield area. We hold fundraisers to enable us to support this; all monies raised go back into our community as we are a registered non-profit society. Call Lisa: 780-514-6671 or Colleen: 780-682-3788

 Kool Katz Gymnastics Club

401-4th Ave, Winfield Classes are held October to March on Wednesday’s from 4:30pm to 8pm in the school gymnasium. Recreational classes only, ages 4-12, boys and girls welcome! Our objective is to provide fun, physical activity within a gymnastics setting. Watch for local info regarding a registration night in September! Class sizes are capped and fill up fast. Call/text Lisa: 780-514-6671 or Find us on Facebook!

 Winfield PreKindergarten

Winfield ECS classroom Any child age 3 at the time of enrollment until age 5 or Kindergarten Dates: Tuesday & Thursday, Sept. - May Days/Time: 8:45am - 11:45am Please contact Sherry Jensen 403-8431140. Registration forms available at http://winfieldschool.ca/programs/prekindergarten

 Winfield Gun Show Coming in May 2016 Keep a look out for the posters

 Winfield Community Library

Come in and check out our library and a few books too. There are so many things you can do in our library with access to free Wifi, the reading room, borrow movies, books, CD’s. & audio books. Need help with devices and downloading free books from the library? Just ask we will do our best. Stay tuned for upcoming programs such as family coloring/craft night the first Wed night of the month during April, May & June, Summer reading (July), plant exchange (May 25), Paws for a Read (July), book sale @ Ugetuk Days (Aug. 6) Please check our webpage’s for updates! Open Tuesdays 9am - 4pm & Wednesdays 5pm - 8pm - 780-682-2498 www.winfieldlibrary.ab.ca Winfield Community Library on Facebook

 BASIC Computer Classes

For those that find computers a bit of a mystery, consider registering for the 4 class Basic Computer package. Workshops flow in a logical order and build on knowledge from previous classes. Register for one or all. Password Systems: 2 hrs Caring For Your Computer: 4 hrs E-Mail Basics: 2 hrs Cloud Storage: 2 hrs Facebook or Skype: 4 hrs Advanced Classes: New Finding Free Stuff on the Internet: 4 hrs Advanced Email: 2 hrs Upgrading to Windows 10: 4 hrs See page 68 for a complete description of all computer classes offered. 2016 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

 Sprouts Greenhouse

15 minutes west of Pigeon Lake or 5 Km East of Winfield on Hwy 13 See page 64 for full details of the following Workshops: Magic Miniatures Fun with Succulents From the Ground to Your Plate Call Carmon 780-499-2368 www. sproutsgreenhouse.com

 Winfield Lions Club

Serving Winfield and area community. Operating, maintaining and upgrading Public Park, Playground, and full service R.V. Park. Providing supplemental funding for scholarships, community programs and supporting district health services. Enhancing our Hamlet with seasonal flowers, decorations and major facility upgrades. Meetings every 2nd and 4th Wednesday in the Winfield Agriplex at 7:30pm

 Mending Soldiers Spirits

We meet once a month from Oct. to May. We make quilts for Valour place for soldiers, first responders, and or their sick family members. Plus we offer quilts to Little Warriors. Any donations or sewers always welcome. For more information or to donate quilts contact Sandra Glenn at 780-682-3858

 Winfield Ugetuk Days

Winfield & District Ag Society August 6 & 7, 2016 Come on out to our Annual Ugetuk Days. We have a parade, pet show, a trade/garage sale, Children’s Games, inflatable fun, Free breakfast on Saturday, Breakfast available on Sunday, Children’s Entertainment, Baseball Tournament, Beer Gardens, & Concessions around grounds. Look for our poster! Saturday West of the 5th Bronc Busting and Sunday Winfield Cara Rodeo. For more info : www.facebook.com/Winfieldagsociety or www.winfieldagsociety.com

 Alberta Farm Days Alberta Abundance Tour Saturday, Aug. 22 Bus leaves Winfield at 9 am with stops at different farms and locations. Call 780-682-3788

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7th annual wheels in winfield show & shine  PANCAKE BREAKFAST

Winfield Lions Club Starting at 8am -11am Kids age 6-12,-$5, 5 and under free, Adults and Seniors - $7

 Winfield Legion #236

Concession & Beer Garden Join us on the patio - Everyone welcome Opens at 11am Join us for a day in the country starting with a pancake breakfast by the Winfield Lions Club, Show and Shine, Quilts in the Park, music in the Park by local artists, sidewalk sales, concessions and a downtown restaurant for lunch. WE ROLL UP THE STREET AND PLAY IN THE PARK!! See you there!!

 WHEELS IN WINFIELD SHOW AND SHINE

Mainstreet Winfield All Classic, Stock & Custom, Cars, Trucks & Motorcycles Welcome. Prizes for 1st & 2nd in Each Class, Lots of Door Prizes Saturday June 4, 10am - 1pm $10 Registration fee, Proceeds donated to S.T.A.R.S. Registration for Show & Shine From 10am - 12pm First 50 registrants receive a free t-shirt Pressure washer available on site to rinse your vehicle off. PLAN TO CRUISE WITH US, WE WILL BE CRUISING UP AND THROUGH Buck Lake ***Camping Available*** For more information about this event contact Michelle at 780-682-2151, or Barry at 780-898-9054

 QUILTS IN THE PARK

A non juried outdoor display of New and Heritage quilts in Pioneer Park. Take your time to view and appreciate the spirit of quilting! Bring your quilts to display or simply enjoy the quilts in the park. Join in the Viewers Choice Award to vote for your favorite quilt. To enter a quilts call Country Stitches at 780-682-2666. No entry fee. June 4, 2016, 10am to 3pm

2016 SPRING / SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

2016 SPRING/SUMMER

Parade of Programs MARCH 16 6 - 8 PM

WETASKIWIN DRILL HALL 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 & Summer offerings. • Talk to instructors • Find out all there is to do in your community • Register for your families Spring & Summer activities

For more information about the Parade of Programs call 780-361-4412 or email recreation@wetaskiwin.ca Sponsored by