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Fall Programs

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Arts & Culture 5 Body & Mind/Personal Wellness 14 Sports & Fitness 17 Music & Dance 23 First Aid & Safety Training 24 Swim Lessons & Pool Schedule 26 Skating Programs 30 Pre-School & Children 31 Youth Programs 35 Wetaskiwin Public Library Programs 37 Town of Millet 39 Adult Education & ESL Programs 41 Seniors Programs 49 Community Support 51 Personal Development 53 Clubs & Events 54

Wetaskiwin Community Learning Council 780-361-6241 info@clcwetaskiwin.ca www.clcwetaskiwin.ca

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Wetaskiwin Theatre Society Presents Our 2012 - 2013 Season Fall/Winter Production: “Sorry! Wrong Chimney” by Jack Sharkey Winter Production: “The Importance of Being Earnest” by Oscar Wilde Spring Production: “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by William Shakespeare Dates and venues to be announced That’s not all. For those who prefer music sheets to scripts. Introducing Musically Inclined. Open Mic Nights Every Second Saturday at 7:30 pm. Check us out on Facebook at Musically Inclined. Everyone welcome – all ages – all genres. Admission is by donation. Come out and play with us. Theatre Info Line 352-8383 email: wtsthtr@telus.net wetaskiwintheartresociety.com

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Arts & Culture Writing Workshop

we are doing well, hear gentle critique on what we can improve and provide feedback to others. All genres of writing are welcome. We also network to help raise awareness of availability of publishing opportunities, writing contests and writing workshops.

Mystery Writing Workshop by Edmonton author Janice MacDonald (Randy Craig murder mystery series). 9:30am-noon: Ins and outs of mystery fiction (formula, conventions); methodology for creating a detective. 1-2:30pm: One-on-one sessions for direct questions, and discussion of writing samples while others create biographical sketch of their detective and concept of the sort of locale to operate within. 2:30-4:30pm: Shared examination of the detectives created. Many aspects of workshop are beneficial to all kinds of writing.

Date: Every second and fourth Thursday of the month Time: 6:45pm to approximately 9pm Fee: A toonie per night (goes toward funding a speaker/author visit)

Les Brady Room, Royal Canadian Legion, 5003-52 Ave. Joint effort by 3 local writing groups: Lone Ridge Ink Shedders, Wetaskiwin Word Weavers, and Writer’s Wellspring (Inscribe).

Date: Saturday, Sept. 22 Time: 9:30 - 4:30pm (sign in 8:45am) Fee: $40. prepaid registration, lunch not included (available at Legion). Payable to Lone Ridge Ink Shedders, 4123B - 53 St., Wetaskiwin, T9A 1P7. Deadline Sept 14, limited space. For more information call Lori: 780-352-3073; Cindy: 780-387-4172; Isabel: 780-352-4915.

Wetaskiwin Word Weavers Writing Group

The upstairs cafeteria in the new Peace Hills Lodge We are a group of aspiring writers of all ages, all interests, and all levels of ability. We gather to share our work, receive feedback on what

Registration not required, just show up!

Inscribe Christian Writers’ Fellowship Fall Conference Wetaskiwin Mission Church, 3610-56 Ave. A conference for Canadian Christian writers. Whether you are a beginning writer or a published author, you will be encouraged in your writing and be able to hone your skills. Our keynote speaker is YA author, Nancy Rue. Workshops include: • Writing Devotionals by Marcia Laycock • “You Be The Editor” by Susan Plett • Poetry by Andrew Kooman • Fiction by Nancy Rue • Newspaper Articles – Pam Mytroen

Date: Sept. 28 & 29 Time: 4 - 9pm on Friday, Sept. 28; 8am - 4pm on Saturday, Sept. 29 Fee: Register BEFORE September 7 – members $110; non-members $130; Walk-ins – members $140; non-members $160 Download Registration form from http:// www.inscribe.org/events/fall-conference/ or phone Gwen Matthieu at 780-352-4006 www.inscribe.org 2012 Fall Program Guide

The following courses are being offered at the

WETASKIWIN ALLIED ARTS AND CRAFT CENTRE 4520 - 48 Avenue, Wetaskiwin - Curling & Craft Centre

To register or for more information call Virginia at 780-352-4902 or Terry at 780-352-8042.. All registrations must be paid in full for 2 week prior to course start date. Send registration and cheques to: Wetaskiwin Allied Arts and Craft Centre C/O Virginia Anderson 5117- 47 Avenue, Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 0K4 • www.waacc.ca Register at Parade of Programs Wed., Sept. 5 from 6-8 p.m. at Drill Hall.

Kids & Teens Kid’s Pottery Children will make a variety of items in this fun, hands on class and discover different clay building techniques (handbuilding and wheel). All projects will be glazed and kiln fired. Ages 7 and up. All skill levels. Instructor: Jennifer Nash and Judy Bortnik Date: Saturdays, Oct. 13 to Nov. 3 Time: 10am - 12noon Fee: $65. Includes tools, clay, the cost of glazes and firing.

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Jigsaw Hanging Lamp for Kids Imagine the pride on your child’s face when they show off the funky hanging lamp that could add so much pizzazz to their room. When my kids saw these, they all wanted one, including my teen and adult children. The hardest part will be choosing colours. Be sure to check the pictures on our website. Come see a sample lamp at the Parade of Programs. Student ages 8-16. Instructor: Terry Demoline Date: TBA (Saturday, 1 workshop - 2 hours) Time: 10am - 12noon Fee: $20. Purchase supplies from Instructor: Pay for kit at class; it includes everything needed for one large hanging lamp, approximately $40.

Clean, glaze or stain and fire ceramic mould pieces to make them one of a kind useful or decorative pieces. Kids 7 and up. Instructor: Audrey Manion Date: Saturdays, Nov. 10, 17, 24 Time: 10am - 12noon Fee: $50. Includes supplies

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Teens & Adults Pottery - Studio Time Applicants must register for use of studio time, pay the fee and purchase the clay we provide at a cost which includes the firing and glazes. Registrants cannot expect instruction. Open to teenagers and adults with verified prior instruction. Studio Techs: Jennifer Nash and Virginia Anderson Date & Time: Tuesday, Sept. 4 to Nov. 6, 6:30 - 9:30pm and Wednesday, Sept. 5 to Nov. 7, 1 - 4pm Fee: $80. for the 10 week period for any or all studio times. $50. for 1/2 box of clay which includes firing and glazes. Daily drop-in fee $10.

Beginner Stained Glass The students will learn the copper foil method to make an approximate 11â&#x20AC;? square panel. They will learn to cut the pattern , transfer it to the glass, cut the glass, fit and grind the sharp edges which are then foiled and soldered together. Intermediate classed and/or traditional leaded style will be offered at later dates. Teens and adults - no previous experience required. Students should wear long sleeves and NO SANDALS. Bring an apron and SAFETY GLASSES. Instructor: Sandra French Date: Wednesdays, Sept. 12 to Oct. 17 Time: 6:30 - 9:30pm Fee: $210. Includes supplies.

Brazilian Embroidery Learn stitches from the ancient craft of three dimensional embroidery to create beautiful designs. Enjoyable for the beginner and the experienced crafter. Some supplies will be available at class. Approximately $50.00 for the necessary supplies. Students bring 5â&#x20AC;? embroidery hoop and scissors. Instructor: Clarice Bowdige Date: Tuesdays, Sept. 18 to Oct. 23 Time: 1 - 3pm Fee: $35. Some supples will be available for purchase at class. Approximately $50. for necessary supplies for beginner.

Beaded Moccasins Made from commercially tanned moose hide. Colored beads of choice. Registrants must supply desired moccasin size at time of registration. Kits with appropriate size will be available for purchase at class. Teens and Adults. Instructor: Merna Yellowbird & Rhonda Bruno Date: Tues. Sept. 18 to Tues. Oct. 23 Time: 7pm - 9pm, 12 hours Fee: $90. Purchase supplies (leather kit and beads) from Instructor - $60.

Beginner Felting Learn the basics of this very hands-on fibre art. Make four projects and learn four different techniques of manipulating fibre into fabric. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a towel, plastic bag, lunch and enthusiasm. Instructor: Brenda Foster Date: Saturday, Sept. 22 Time: 9am - 4pm Fee: $70. Purchase Starter Kit from instructor for $35. 2012 Fall Program Guide

Beginner and Intermediate Quilting

Adult Pottery â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Handbuilding

Students will learn basic piecing skills and be introduced to a variety of patchwork techniques, including applique, paper piecing, machine quilting and hand quilting. More experienced quilters will get help and ideas for an individual project of their own choosing. Instructors will bring a number of tools (cutting mats, rulers and rotary cutters) for group use but it is preferable to have your own equipment. Students will bring a sewing machine (in good working order), thread, fabric of their choice, cutting mat, ruler and rotary cutter.

Students will learn handbuilding and glazing techniques with an unlimited scope of creative expression to make useful and decorative objects of their choice. Open to teens and adults of varying experience and skills.

Instructor: Gloria Bolivar and Dorine Rudge Date: Thursdays, Sept. 27 to Nov. 15 Time: 6:30 - 9:30pm Fee: $150.

Hardanger New students will learn basic stitches of Scandinavian Embroidery and advanced students will work on their own projects. Instructor: Arlie Franklin Date: Mondays, Oct. 1 to Nov. 19 Time: 1 - 4pm Fee: $45. Purchase supplies from instructor: Starter Kit $15. Enough to make 2 of the beginner doilies. All supplies can be purchased from the instructor.

Instructor: Virginia Anderson Date: Oct. 4 to Nov. 22 Time: 6:30 - 9:30pm Fee: $150. Purchase supplies from instructor: 1/2 box of clay at $50.00 which includes glazes and firing

Beginner - Sculpting Animals in Clay Students will learn how to sculpt with clay by doing animal figures Instructor: Zazo (Hajdu) Date: Wednesdays, Oct. 3 to 31 Time: 6:15 - 9:15pm Fee: $180. Supplies purchased from Wetaskiwin Allied Art and Craft Rep. - $40. for clay, use of tools and firing.

Native Beaded Earrings Learn beading techniques, colour and style to make your own set of unique earrings. Instructor: Ramona Washburn Date: Saturday, Oct. 6, Nov. 3, Dec. 1 (separate workshops) Time: 10am - 12noon Fee: $25. (includes beads) for each workshop. All supplies can be purchased from the instructor.

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Knitting – Beginners and More This hands-on course is aimed at the first time knitter. You will complete a small project, learning and practicing the basic stitches and techniques needed to begin projects such as scarves, hats and sweaters. Pattern reading and knitting terms will also be introduced. If you have a pattern you need help reading, bring it along and we will discuss it. Lefthanders are welcome. Open to teenage and adult students. Purchase supplies from instructor which includes yarn, needles, stitch marker, tapestry needle. Alberta yarn made in Carstairs at Custom Woolen Mills will be used. Bring a bag lunch. Instructor: Barb Brown Date: Saturdays, Oct. 13 and 20 Time: 10am - 3pm Fee: $65. Purchase supplies from instructor, $20.

Obsidian Arrowhead Learn the 13,000 year old Aboriginal art of making tools with obsidian, a volcanic glass. The first documented find of obsidian was in the Taber, Alberta area. A number of unique pieces can easily be completed in class – design your very own arrowhead pendant! Tools and supplies provided by instructor at no cost. Must have SAFETY GLASSES. Open to teens and adults. Instructor: Bob Silverthorne Date: Wednesdays, Oct. 24 to Nov. 7 Time: 7 - 9:30pm Fee: $90.

Intermediate and Advanced Stained Glass For those who want to continue in this beautiful art form and have taken the beginner class. The intermediate project will be a panel of 12” x 20” with a more challenging pattern – a choice of two. Advanced students should have taken the intermediate course (or have equal experience). They will choose their own patterns and bring their own supplies and glass. Students should wear long sleeves and NO SANDALS. Bring an apron, safety glasses and a bag lunch. Students are expected to spend 1/2 hour of class time for clean-up. There will be a pre-meet to pick-up pattern and instruction on Wednesday, October 17 at 5:30pm. Instructor: Sandra French Date: Saturdays, Oct. 27 to Dec. 1 Time: 10am - 3pm Fee: $200. Purchase supplies from instructor. Sheets of glass are $12.00 for a one square foot sheet.

Christmas Tree Skirt or Table Cloth Workshop Get started on a Holiday project by making your own Tablecloth or Tree Skirt. Basic sewing skills are needed. Some fabric will be available for purchase. Students must bring a sewing machine in good working order, thread, fabric of their choice, cutting mat, ruler and rotary cutter. Instructor: Gloria Bolivar Date: Saturday, Oct. 27 Time: 9am - 4pm Fee: $60.

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Encaustic – Melted Wax Art

Felted Purses

Using a small travel iron and coloured encaustic wax blocks, learn to create unique works of art with melted wax on paper. Students must bring an envelope or file folder to store work.

If purses are your bag, you’ll enjoy creating a seamless purse using a wet felting, resist technique. A Beginner Felting course or similar experience is pre-requisite for this workshop. Clutch or mobile phone case, over the shoulder or simple handles are possible. Embellishments are provided; however, you may want to bring your own beads, buttons or threads to design a one-of-a-kind fashion statement. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a towel, plastic bag, lunch and enthusiasm.

Instructor: Carmen Rae Bruce Date: Wednesdays, Nov. 7 to 28 Time: 7 - 9pm Fee: $80. Purchase supplies from instructor for $35.

Mittens – The First Step Knit a small mitten in class and learn the basics of knitting mitts, including how to make a gusset and tips and tricks for a better fit. Different styles of mittens and thumbs will also be discussed, as well as the mitten tradition of different countries. If you have a pattern you need help reading, bring it along and we will discuss it. (Skill level: knowledge of knit and purl stitches.) Bring a bag lunch. Instructor: Barb Brown Date: Saturday, Nov. 10 Time: 10am - 3pm Fee: $40. Purchase supplies from instructor, $20.00 which includes yarn and needles. Alberta yarn made in Carstairs at Custom Woolen Mills will be used.

Instructor: Brenda Foster Date: Saturday Nov. 17 Time: 9am - 4pm Fee: $70. Purchase supplies from instructor. All supplies in Starter kit - $35.

Jewellery Making, Wire Work (earrings, pendants, bracelets) Instructor: Sandi Ratch Date: Saturday, Nov 24 Time: 10am - 3pm Fee: $50. Purchase supplies from instructor: $30. for round nosed pliers, small file, wire (sterling silver and copper) and beads.

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Socks â&#x20AC;&#x201C; The First Steps

Holiday Table Centrepiece

Skill level: knowledge of knit and purl stitches. Knit a small sock in class and learn the basics of knitting socks, including heel construction and toe formation. Different styles of heels will also be discussed, with tips and tricks for a better fitting sock. The sock styles and traditions of various countries will be illustrated, and samples of different styles will be displayed. If you have a pattern you need help reading, bring it along and we will discuss it. Bring a bag lunch.

Students will assemble their own fresh floral Christmas centrepiece. They will learn the basics of floral table centre design and basic floral care as well as qualities of select fresh flowers. Instructor will discuss merits of different containers and decorative additions (artificial and fresh). Supplies to be brought by student: scissors or garden shears, an apron or work shirt, gloves (if desired) and sharp paring knife. Students can bring a special container, Christmas accents or decorations, candles, ribbon, etc. if they want to personalize their creation. Included in the price of the course is a utility container including foam, some winter greens and wire. Students will pay for their own fresh florals to be supplied by the instructor ($15. -$25. depending what the student chooses).

Instructor: Barb Brown Date: Saturday, Dec. 1 Time: 10am - 3pm Fee: $40.00 Purchase supplies from instructor, $20.00 includes yarn and needles. Alberta yarn made in Carstairs at Custom Woolen Mills will be used.

Stained Glass Christmas Ornament No experience necessary. There will be a 1/2 hour lunch break. Students are expected to spend 1/2 hour of class time for clean-up. Instructor: Sandra French Date: Saturday, Dec. 8 Time: 10am - 3pm Fee: $80. Purchase supplies from instructor for $12. for one square foot sheet.

Instructor: Jody Forth Date: Wednesday Dec. 19 Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm Fee: $35. Purchase supplies from instructor: $15 - $25 depending what florals the student chooses to use.

Jigsaw Hanging Lamp for Teens and Adults There are so many designs and colour options available when it comes to making these hanging lamps. Learn the basics and let your imagination take you further. Be sure to check the pictures on our website. Come see a sample lamp at the Parade of Programs. Additional kits can be purchased from instructor. Instructor: Terry Demoline Date & Time: TBA (Saturday, 1 workshop â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2 hours) Fee: $20. Supplies: at first class pay for lamp kit which includes everything needed for one large hanging lamp, approximately $40. 2012 Fall Program Guide

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WETASKIWIN HERITAGE MUSEUM

5007 50 Avenue (Historic Main Street) â&#x20AC;˘ www.wetaskiwinmuseum.com Register for all workshops at: the Parade of Programs, September 5 from 6 - 8 pm at the Drill Hall or at the Museum 5007-50 Avenue (Historic Main Street) or call 780-352-0227. Fees by donation unless otherwise noted. Dates may be subject to change

Museums Connecting Senior Mentors and Youth

Connections with By-Gone Days

Seniors connect with Wetaskiwin youth by becoming a mentor. Empower the younger generation as a volunteer mentor as they learn from your wisdom and experience. Meet once a week in the comfortable museum setting. Those experienced with Entertainment (singing, dancing, theatre, various instruments), Military & War Years, Handicrafts & Art, etc.

Children interacting with seniors, documenting their stories. Entertainment workshops children and youths may experiment with various instruments under the mentorship of experienced seniors â&#x20AC;&#x201C; discover entertainment history with someone who was there! Become an investigator of history and like a detective, interview and document what life was like in early Wetaskiwin.

Date: Tuesdays to Fridays beginning Tuesday, Sept. 18 Time: 3:30 - 5pm

Date: Saturday, Nov. 10 Time: 1 - 4:30pm Register by: Friday, October 21

Memory Box Event Everyone is welcome to an interactive event with seniors who will share their memories and stories with youths as they search through the treasure box of memories of museum artifacts. Date: Friday, Nov. 9 Time: 1 - 3pm Register by: Friday, October 21

2012 FALL

PARADE OF PROGRAMS

September 5 6 - 8 PM WETASKIWIN DRILL HALL For more information about Fall Parade of Programs, call 780-361-6241 or email info@clcwetaskiwin.ca

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Drop-in Knitting

Legopalooza

Once a week come in to learn, practice, and develop your skill with an experienced knitter and Master Spinner, owner of Celeigh Wool in Millet. All ages and skill levels are invited to participate in informal weekly sessions in a relaxed and social atmosphere.

Pre Built Lego contest - Bring your Lego creations. Building Competition, games, ice cream sundaes. Register your child between the ages of 8 & 12 yrs.

Date: Every Wednesday Time: 1 - 3pm

Date: Jan. 3, 2013 Time: 1 - 4pm Fee: $5 per child pre-registration; $7 per child at the door. Registration Required.

Tea for Two

Music & Movies

Dress up & play, photos, crafts, cupcake decorating, games and of course â&#x20AC;&#x201C; tea. Register your little girl between the ages of 6 & 10 yrs.

Make your own musical instruments and watch a classic movie. Popcorn and refreshments available.

Date: Jan. 2, 2013 Time: 1 - 4pm Fee: $5 per child pre-registration. $7 per child at the door. Registration required.

Dates: Jan. 4, 2013 Time: 1 - 4pm

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Body & Mind / Personal Wellness Mixed Level 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 11 years (3000 hrs) of experience. Linda’s numerous certifications and training ensures students participate in the safest, most enjoyable and effective Yoga experience. Classes are intended for adults and are suitable for most ages and abilities. Individual modifications are offered at all times. Date: Mondays . Ten week session begins September 10th. New students accepted at any time. Time: 10:45 - 11:45am, 5 - 6pm or 6:30 7:30pm Fee: $100. for full ten week session Five class punchcard (good for 3 months) $65. To register call Linda Ervin 780-352-4932 yoga.classes@yahoo.ca

6th Annual Women’s Conference

Brought to you by City of Wetaskiwin FCSS Hosted in the Glen’s Grill at the Montgomery Glen Golf & Country Club The Women’s Conference is a great day to get together with the women in your life and enjoy a day out! Learn new things, enjoy some great food and have a chance at some wonderful prizes. Highlights at this years’ conference will be special guest speakers, Spencer Beach sharing his powerful personal story and Reena Nerbas, with her fun presentations “Clean Your Home With Hamburger” and “Be A Chef without Chef School”. Saturday, October 13, 2012 Tickets are $25. On sale September 1 at City of Wetaskiwin FCSS, 3rd Floor, City Hall, 4705 – 50 Avenue www.wetaskiwin.ca or call 780-361-4425

Morning Akhanda Yoga

with Angela Dechaine in Arber Greenhouses Akhanda yoga classes explore yin/yang asana (postures), pranayama (breath control), mantra (sound vibration), relaxation, visualization and meditation. Each class introduces a theme that ties yogic wisdom into the sequence of the day and there is a balance between structural cues and inner inquiry so that participants can explore their own breath, body and experience in a range of safe movement. Suitable for all levels. Date: Sept. 11 - Dec. 13 (14 week session) Time: choose from the following classes: Tuesdays, 9:15 - 10:30am or Thursdays, 9:15 - 10:30am Fee: $168. /14 week session. Register for both classes and save! $308. Drop in $15/class To register contact Angela at 780-216-2609 or email: brightviewfarm@gmail.com

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Authentic Japanese Karate

Shanti Wellness Centre, 4527 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 56 Street Date: Mondays and Thursdays Time: 6:30 - 8:30pm (kids class only on Mondays) Fee: $100. (kids); $150. (adults) per semester

Intermediate Akhanda Yoga

Date: Fridays Time: 6:30 - 7:45pm Fee: $65 for 6 weeks

Akhanda Yoga

with Erica Shanti Wellness Centre, 4527 - 56 Street Akhanda yoga flow is a holistic practice using pose, breath, meditation and mantra, work. This practice is beneficial in bringing awareness and unifying body and mind. Date: Wednesdays Time: 6:30 - 8pm Fee: $65 for 6 weeks Register at the Parade of Programs www.ShantiWellnessCentre.com

Chakra Flow Yoga

with Erica Shanti Wellness Centre, 4527 - 56 Street A practice for those wanting to discover their inner qualities and balance themselves, with the connection to chakras. Date: Mondays Time: 4:30 - 5:30pm Fee: $65 for 6 weeks Register at the Parade of Programs www.ShantiWellnessCentre.com

BODY LOGIC Certified therapists providing the community with: therapeutic massage, sports massage, lymphatic massage, chair massage, reflexology, reiki, body talk. Use massage to provide stress release as well as reducing muscle & arthritic aches & pains, diminishing headaches, improving circulation. Massage increases tissue health and is beneficial for all people. Location: 5010A-48 Street For more information call 780-352-6200

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Akhanda I & II Yoga

Pilates (mat class)

Date: Tuesday, Sept. 11- Oct. 30 Next session starts Nov. 6 Time: Akhanda I: 6 - 7:15pm, Akhanda II: 7:30 - 9pm Fee: $84. Drop in $12/class

with Lindsey Stroh Refresh Wellness Centre Increase your strength, flexibility and body awareness as you flow through a series of dynamic movement that restore balance to the core muscles. In addition to strengthening and stretching muscles, the class will help to improve posture and alignment, increase body control and breathing connection while creating a longer, leaner look. This hour long class will also incorporate additional strength and flexibility exercises to ensure a full body workout. Lindsey is a STOTT PILATES certified instructor.

with Angela Refresh Wellness Centre Akhanda yoga is a traditional style of yoga that blends breath work, poses, mantra and meditation in each class. Akhanda I is suitable for beginners while Akhanda II is for people who have some yoga experience and are looking for a challenge.

Please register at the parade of programs and save 5% or contact Refresh Wellness Centre 780-312-2899. www.refreshwellnesscentre. com. Watch for other exciting classes!

Date: Monday and Wednesday, Sept. 10 Oct. 31 (no class Oct 8) Next session starts Nov. 5 Time: 9:30 - 10:30 am Fee: $157.50 or drop in $12/class

Body Fit Boot Camp

Please register and pay at the parade of programs and save 5% or contact Refresh Wellness Centre 780-312-2899 www.refreshwellnesscentre.com Watch for other exciting classes!

with Susie Refresh Wellness Centre Body fit is a medium to high impact class designed for fat loss. This class can be customized for any level of fitness, so if you are trying to look and feel your best, or if you are looking to add some variety to your workouts, this is the class for you! 2 classes a week are required to get the results that you are looking for. Date: Monday and Wednesday, Sept. 10 Oct. 31 (no class Oct. 8) Next session starts Nov. 5 Time: $157.50 or drop in $12/class Fee: $65. for 6 weeks Please register and pay at the parade of programs and save 5% or contact Refresh Wellness Centre 780-312-2899 www.refreshwellnesscentre.com. Watch for other exciting classes!

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Sports and Fitness 2012 Curling Schedule

Wetaskiwin Curling Club Monday Business/Club league curling: Oct. 22, 2012 until Christmas Tuesday Cash league curling: Oct. 23, 2012 until Christmas Wednesday Ladiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;/Fun league curling: Oct. 24, 2012 until Christmas Thursday Mixed league curling: Oct. 25, 2012 until Christmas Seniors (50+) league curling: Every Monday and Thursday afternoon beginning Oct. 22, 2012 For curling lessons or more information call Mark at 780-352-0024

Wetaskiwin Gymnastics Club 4511-51 Ave.

Date: Classes start Sept 10 Fee: Badge $190.; Tots $140.; Parent & Tot $130.; Advanced class $270. for 1.5hours/wk; $485. for 3 hours/wk All prices include $30 AGF annual fee. All registrants MUST bring your Alberta Health Card Number. Please have 1-$75 (UNDATED) fundraiser chq. per family and 1-$200 (UNDATED) bingo cheque per child ready so to avoid long wait times at registration. Competitive Try Outs!!! September 6 at 4pm Call the club to register, $5/registrant Register at the at the Parade of Programs at the Drill Hall, Sept. 5, 2012 6 - 8pm. Early Bird Registration: Aug. 29 at the Club. 5 - 8 pm. Call 780-352-3681 for information.

Taoist Tai Chi

Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism Wetaskiwin Memorial Arts Centre 5206 - 50 St. (lower level) Taoist Tai Chi is a gentle art of health and well-being for people of all ages and health conditions. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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. Try a free demo class and get information about Beginner and Continuing Classes Date: Monday and Wednesday evenings starting Sept. 10 Time: Beginners 6:30 - 7:30pm; Continuing 7 - 9pm Register at the Parade of Programs, Sept. 5 at the Drill Hall from 6 - 8pm or call Derek at 780-352-2150 or Marilyn at 780-352-3298.

5 & 10 Pin Bowling

Western Lanes Leagues & programs for all ages Date: Beginning in early September Register at the Parade of Programs, September 5 at the Drill Hall from 6 - 8pm or call 780-352-4705

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2012 Fall Program Guide

Gwynne Valley Ski Area A family oriented ski hill

â&#x20AC;˘ Ski & Snowboard lessons and rentals â&#x20AC;˘ Group hill rentals Ski Hill opens snow pending Time: Friday 6:30 to 9:30pm Saturday & Sunday 11am to 4:30pm For more information or to book lessons call 780-352-3515

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Zumba Wendy Crabtree Norwood School FIND YOUR HAPPY TIME with ZUMBA. Get ready to move your body, get healthy and have fun 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 perfect for all levels of abilities and experience. Session runs 11 weeks September 10 – November 22. Date/Time: Mondays- Zumba Toning 7 - 8pm; Tuesday/Thursday - Zumba 5 - 6pm Fee: $80 – 11 classes $152 – 22 classes. Mix & match to suit your schedule.

Aqua Zumba

Wendy Crabtree Aboussafy Aquatic 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. Session runs 10 weeks. Date: Wednesdays, Sept. 19 – Nov. 21 Time: 7:30 - 8:30pm Fee: $75. for 10 classes To register or for more information contact Wendy Crabtree at 780-352-0295 or by e-mail crab@telusplanet.net

To register or for more information contact Wendy Crabtree at 780-352-0295 or by e-mail crab@telusplanet.net

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Music & Dance Music Lessons

The Millet Music Makers, Wetaskiwin and Millet The Millet Music Makers are offering music lessons in Voice, Beginners Piano, Beginners Guitar, Beginners Bass and Theory. We offer instruction in both contemporary and classical music and have been teaching in Wetaskiwin for the last five years. Date: September through June Fee: 12 wks $144./ 6 wks $72. To register call 780-387-4495, or 780-387-1560, or email lertman@ualberta.ca for more information.

Guitar, Bass Guitar & Drum Instruction

With Cody Hanson To register or for more information or Please call 780-352-6902

Piano Lessons

Lessons For ages 6+ include: 30 minute session One-on-one learning environment Excellent theory and lesson books Experienced music teacher Registration: contact Erin at 780-243-3746 or email at ecarbert@hotmail.com

Bellydance, Bellyfit and Bollywood Dance

shantasdance Studio 4809-50 Ave. Bellydance and Bollywood for women and girls. Fun, safe & friendly environment for all women of all abilities! Also offering Bellyfit: Bellyfit combines the beautiful art of belly dance, high energy African dance, and the power and funk of Bhangra, with yoga, Pilates and meditation. Each class is a fusion of moves and techniques that provide a full body cardiovascular workout, while also strengthening your core, toning limbs, increasing flexibility and working your abdominals. Date: Mon. to Thurs. starting Sept. 11. See website for details Fee: 12 wks $144./ 6 wks $72. Register at the Parade of Programs, call 780-361-3227 or at www.shantasdance.com.

2012 FALL

PARADE OF PROGRAMS

September 5 6 - 8 PM WETASKIWIN DRILL HALL For more information about Fall Parade of Programs, call 780-361-6241 or email info@clcwetaskiwin.ca

2012 Fall Program Guide

First Aid & Safety Training Babysitting Course

Emergency First Aid Course

Date: Call or email for upcoming dates. Fee: $57.75 (incl. gst)

Date: Call or email for upcoming dates. Fee: $99.75 (incl. gst)

Contact Brianna at 780-312-4640 or b.safetytraining@hotmail.com to register.

B’s Safety Training Basic first aid and caregiving skills for youth 11-15 years old. Participants learn how to provide care to younger children in a variety of age groups and how to prevent and respond to emergencies. The course also offers youth the training to promote themselves as a babysitter to prospective parents. Variety of topics covered such as; Business of Babysitting, Caring for Babies, Caring for Toddlers, Caring for Preschoolers, Caring for School Aged Children, Creating Safe Environments, How to Handle Emergencies and first aid.

B’s Safety Training Basic one-day course offering an overview of first aid and Cardiopulmonary (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets OHS regulations for basic first aid. Exceeds competitors’ standards by including injury prevention content and AED. Variety of topics covered such as; Preparing to Respond, The EMS System, Check/Call/Care, Airway Emergencies, Breathing and Circulation Emergencies, First Aid for Respiratory and Cardiac Arrest, and Wound Care.

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Standard First Aid Course

Red Cross Babysitting Course

Date: Call or email for upcoming dates. Fee: $141.75 (incl. gst)

Date: Session #1) Nov. 30, 2012; Session #2) March 15, 2013; Session #3) June 14, 2013 Time: Friday (PD Day - No school) 9 - 5pm Fee: $50/Participant

B’s Safety Training Comprehensive two-day course offering first aid and cardiopulmonary (CPR) skills for those who need training due to work requirements or who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies at home. Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Meets federal and provincial regulations for Standard First Aid and CPR. Variety of topics covered such as; Preparing to Respond, The EMS System, Check/Call/Care, Airway Emergencies, Breathing and Circulation Emergencies, First Aid for Respiratory and Cardiac Arrest, Wound Care, Head/Spine Injuries, Bone/Muscle/ Joint Injuries, Sudden Medical Emergencies, Environmental Emergencies, and Poisons.

Contact Brianna at 780-312-4640 or b.safetytraining@hotmail.com to register.

City of Wetaskiwin, Recreation Department **Participants must be 11 years old or older* An Interactive and fun day that will get you ready for your first job as a “professional babysitter”! Get tips for finding your first job; learn simple first aid techniques and how to handle emergency situations. This course covers how to get along with infants, toddlers, pre-school and school aged children, knowing babysitters’ and family rights and how to create a fun environment while on the job. Graduates will receive a certification card. Please bring a bagged lunch and a teddy bear/doll for the course.

2012 Fall Program Guide

Aboussafy Aquatic Centre City of Wetaskiwin, Recreation Department. Registration for the following programs can be completed in person at the Aboussafy Aquatic Centre or please call 780-361-4444 for more information. Register early to secure your spot.

Lifesaving Society Bronze Medallion Candidates learn tows and carries, defense and release methods in preparation for increased risk rescues involving various levels of conscious and unconscious victims. First Aid and CPR/AED are also included. Pre-Requisite: 13 years old or Lifesaving Society Bronze Star. See Bronze Cross below for dates and fees.

Lifesaving Society Bronze Cross Candidates use their Bronze Medallion skills to aid in challenging situations while learning about safe supervision and aquatic facilities. Bronze Cross is also a prerequisite for the NLS and Lifesaving Instructor Award. Pre-Requisite: Lifesaving Society Bronze Medallion. Date: Saturdays, Session #1) Sept. 22 - Nov. 24, 2012; Session #2) Jan. 12 - Mar. 16, 2013 Time: 9am - 12noon Fee: $150 per course OR $225 Combined Registering for the combined class does not guarantee successful completion of both courses.

Lifesaving Society National Lifeguard Standard and Aquatic Emergency Care This is a combined course of NLS and AEC. However if you already have your AEC or Standard First Aid Certificate certification, then you can take your NLS certification at this time.

Lifesaving Society Aquatic Emergency Care (AEC) Provides candidates comprehensive training covering all aspects of first aid and CPR as well as skills specific to emergencies in an aquatic setting. This standard first aid course is recommended for lifeguards, aquatic instructors, lifesavers, and other individuals who may need to respond to a first aid emergency in an aquatic setting. Includes CPR C certification. Pre-Requisites: 16 years old & Bronze Cross.

Lifesaving Society National Lifeguard Standard (NLS) The Lifesaving Society NLS certification prepares lifeguards to fulfill this role as professional facilitators of safe, enjoyable aquatics. This program develops the basic lifeguarding skills, principles, and decisionmaking process to help lifeguards evaluate and adapt to different aquatic facilities and emergencies. NLS training also develops a sound understanding of lifeguarding principles, good judgment and a mature and responsible attitude toward the role of the lifeguard. Pre-Requisites: 16 years old, Bronze Cross & Standard First Aid or Aquatic Emergency Care. Date: Session #1) Jan. 25 - 27 & Feb. 1 -3, 2013; Session #2) Apr.19 - 21 & Apr. 26 - 28, 2013 Time: Fridays, 5 - 9pm; Sat. & Sun., 8 - 5pm Fee: $350 NLS Only; $450 NLS and AEC

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Red Cross Assistant Water Safety Instructor This certification course is a prerequisite to the Red Cross Water Safety Instructor course. You will focus on the theoretical knowledge that supports learning and teaching including: teaching methods, learning styles, physical principle, progressions, communication, safety supervision and feedback. The required coteaching component for this course will be on Monday’s and Wednesday’s from 5:30 - 6:30pm following the course. However, you can choose to do your hours at a different facility. More co-teaching hours may be assigned if required. Pre-Requisite: 15 years old. Date: Wednesday - Friday, Jan. 2 - 5, 2013 (Christmas Break) Time: 8am - 4pm Co-Teaching Hours: Monday/Wednesday Jan. 7-23, 2013, 5:30 - 6:30pm Fee: $200

Red Cross Water Safety Instructor This certification course allows the successful candidate teach Red Cross Swimming Lessons. Candidates will learn about & how to plan for a variety of lesson levels, how to evaluate skills and be prepared to interact with different age groups ranging from infants to adults. The required co-teaching component for this course will be on Monday’s and Wednesday’s from 5:30-6:30pm following the course. However, you can choose to do your hours at a different facility. More co-teaching hours may be assigned if required. Pre-Requisites: Red Cross Assistant Water Safety Instructor

Stroke Improvement This is a perfect opportunity for those looking for some extra instruction time to help complete a swimming level or for some extra practice before continuing on to the next level. Skills will be checked off in the student’s report card as they are completed. If a level is completed, a badge will be issued. Class sizes will be smaller as New Instructor Candidates will be teaching while being supervised by qualified Instructor Trainers. Please bring in your child’s past report card Date: Monday/Wednesday, Session #1) Jan. 7 - 23, 2013; Session #2) Apr. 8 - 24, 2013 Time: 5:30 - 6:30pm Fee: ½ hour lessons - $20; 1 hour lessons - $30; 3/4 hour lesson - $25

Red Cross Teen and Adult Stroke Improvement Red Cross Swim Strokes is a stand-alone stroke development program for adults and teens. The program is designed to further develop strokes chosen by the swimmer in consultation with the Water Safety Instructor and increase swimming distances and proficiency. Red Cross Swim Journal will be used as a tool to track progressions, healthy lifestyle choices, achievements and skills attained. Date: Fridays Time: 6:30-8am Fee: This will be run as a drop-in program. 10- Lesson Punch Cards can be purchased for $60

Date: Tues. - Fri., April 2-5, 2013 (Easter Break) Time: 8am - 3pm Co-Teaching Hours: Monday/Wednesday, April 8 - 24, 2013, 5:30 - 6:30pm Fee: $150

2012 Fall Program Guide

Summer Swim Lessons Various levels offered in each session Session #1

Pre-School

Session #2

Saturday

Date: Monday/Wednesday; Sept. 17 - Oct. 15 Date: Tuesday/Thursday; Sept. 18 - Oct. 11 Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm

Date: Monday/Wednesday; Oct. 22 - Nov. 21 Date: Tuesday/Thursday; Oct. 16 - Nov. 8 Time: 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Date: Monday; Sept. 24 - Nov. 26 Date: Thursday; Sept. 27 - Nov. 22 Time: 9am - 11am

Date: Sept. 22 - Nov. 24 Time: 8:45am - 12pm

Adult &Teen

Session #3

Date: Monday/Wednesday; Nov. 26 - Dec. 19 Date: Tuesday/Thursday; Nov. 13 - Dec. 6 Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm

Date: Friday Time: 6:30 am-8 am

Prices: Level

Minimum age

Starfish

4 months

Duck

12 months

SeaTurtle

24 months

SeaOtter, Salamander, Sunfish, Crocodile, Whale

3 - 6 years

Swim Kids 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Swim Kids 5, 6, 7, 8

5 years

Swim Kids 7, 8, 9

Price

8 sessions @ 30min

$33.50

8 sessions @ 30min

$35.00

8 sessions @ 30min

$36.00

8 sessions @ 45min

$41.25

8 sessions @ 60min

Swim Kids 10 Adult and Teen

Time frame

None

10 session punch card

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$45.00 $50.00 $60.00

Aboussafy Pool Schedule September 14, 2012 to March 31, 2013 SUNDAY

MONDAY Lane Swim 6-9am

Aquafit 9-10am

Lane Swim Parent & tot 11-12pm

Pre-School Lessons 9-11am

TUESDAY Lane Swim 6-9am

WEDNESDAY Lane Swim 6-9am

THURSDAY Lane Swim 6-9am

Facility Maintenance 1st Tuesday of each month Closed to the Public 9-10:45am

Aquafit 8-9am

Aquafit/ Babyfit 9-10am

School Lessons 9:15-10:45am

Pre-School Lessons 9-11am

Lane Swim 10am12:45pm

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

Lane Swim 6:00-9:00am Teen & Adult Stroke Improvement 6:30-8am

Lane Swim 9am12pm

Aquafit 8-9am School Lessons 9:15-10:45am Swim Lessons 9am12pm

Lane Swim Lane Swim 10am-12:45pm Parent & Tot 10:45am12:45pm Parent & Tot

Lane Swim Parent & Tot 10:45am12:45pm

Private Rental 12-1pm

School Lessons 12:45-3pm

School Lessons 12:45-3:00pm

Private Rental 12-1pm

Public Swim 1-3pm

Lane Swim Parent & Tot 3-4pm

Lane Swim Parent and Tot 3-4pm

Lane Swim Parent & Tot 3-4pm

Lane Swim Parent and Tot 3-4pm

Public Swim 1-3pm

Family Swim 3-5pm

ORCAS 4-5:30pm

ORCAS 4-5:30 pm

After School Public Swim 4-5:30pm

Family Swim 3-5pm

Private Rental 5-6pm

Swim Lessons / Swim Lessons Orcas -Masters / Lane Swim 5:30-6:30 pm 5:30-6:30pm

Swim Lessons / Orcas - Masters 5:30-6:30 pm

Swim Lessons / Lane Swim Lane Swim Parent and Tot 5:30-6:30pm 5:30-6:30pm

Private Rental 5-6pm

Aquafit, Aquatots, Parent & Tot 6:30-7:30pm

Karataquatics & Parent & Tot 6:30-7:30pm

Aquafit, Aquatots, Parent & Tot 6:30-7:30pm

Karataquatics & Parent & Tot 6:30-7:30pm

Public Swim 6-8pm

Public Swim 7:30-9pm

Aqua Zumba 7:30-8:30pm

Public Swim 7:30-9pm

Lane Swim 9-10pm

Lane Swim 8:30-9:30pm

Lane Swim 9-10pm

11am-12:45pm

Parent & Tot 11am12:45pm

Lane Swim Parent and Tot 10:45am12:45pm

Teen Swim 6:30-9pm

2012 Fall Program Guide

Parks & Recreation Skating Programs Programs to take place at the Wetaskiwin Civic Centre. Please call 780-361-4444 for the daily arena schedule or check out: www.wetaskiwin.ca. Dates and times vary.

Free Public Skating

Stick & Puck

Free Public Skating is offered to our community thanks to all our local sponsors! Extended public skating times will be offered on WRPS PD Days and Statutory Holidays. Sorry, no sticks or pucks allowed during this skate.

This program is for kids under the age of 10 and is meant to help kids develop passing and shooting skills (no games allowed). The adult to child ratio is a max of 1 adult to every 2 children. All adults must wear skates and a helmet when on the ice and children must be in full gear.

Date: Sept. 2012 – Mar. 2013.

Free Family Skating

Date: Aug. 2012 - Mar. 2013. Fee: Food Bank Donation

Are you interested in skating with your family? Do you want your toddler to learn how to skate? Family Skate is free thanks to our local sponsors! CSA approved helmets are mandatory for children under the age of 18. Sorry, no sticks or pucks allowed during this skate.

Free Shinny Hockey

Date: Sept. 2012 – Mar. 2013.

Date: Aug. 2012 – Mar. 2013.

Looking for something for the kids to do when they are out of school? Shinny is available free of charge at the Civic Centre on regular WRPS holidays. CSA approved helmets are mandatory for anyone participating.

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Preschool & Children French Immersion

Canadian Parents for French - Wetaskiwin École Parkdale, 4107-54 Street Kindergarten OR Grade 1 Give the gift of Language to your child. French Immersion is an academic Program provided by the Wetaskiwin Public School board. Have the benefits of small class sizes. NEW THIS YEAR – French Immersion course extended to the High School. Your child can start in Grade one – even if they have not attended a French Immersion kindergarten. The advantages last a lifetime!! Consider the options today.

Rhyming Tots

Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program Location to be announced. Free drop-in program for parents/caregivers and tots (0-5 yrs). Oral language fun with rhymes, songs, stories, craft activities and snack. Transportation available. Date: Tuesdays, Sept. 18 - Dec. 11 Time: 9:30 - 10:30am & 10:45 - 11:45am Fee: Free For more information call 780-352-7257 or E-mail literacy@incentre.net

Date: Fall of 2012 For more information or to register call École Parkdale at 780-352-4594. Facebook CPF-Wetaskiwin to see the excitement in French Immersion.

Sacred Heart Angels Preschool Sacred Heart School 4419-52 Ave, Wetaskiwin., AB

EVOLUTION FAMILY DAY HOMES Accredited

• A Christ-centered preschool where children learn through play • A structured environment in a beautiful school facility.

An approved Family Day Home is a monitored home in your community that has been screened by a Family Day Agency to insure a safe, healthy and stimulating environment for children aged 0-6.

Pre-Kindergarten Program 4yr old – 3 days a week $65/month

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.

For more information or to reserve a spot call Sacred Heart School at 780-352-6706

Government subsidies are available. For more information call Maureen at 780-352-5615 2012 Fall Program Guide

Children’s Indoor Play Society (C.H.I.P.S.) The Children’s Indoor Play Society is a non-profit organization created by Moms and Dads For Moms and Dads to give preschool kids a place to play and interact during the long winter months. CHIPS is a parent supervised playgroup. There are a variety of toys, bikes, slides and climbing blocks and parties. Your child can move from one area to another freely. It is a safe, fun environment for burning off lots of kid energy. Location: Wetaskiwin Drill Hall, 45th St. & 50th Ave. When: Every Monday and Thursday from September to May. Time: 9:30am to 11:30am Membership Requirements: $40 per child / year to a max of $100 per family Additional requirement: Participate in one toy wash (2 hours) and up to 2 fundraisers (ie. Bingo) per year. Drop in fee of $4 per child, max five visits. Registration: at Parade of Programs or during any regular CHIPS day at the Drill Hall. Contact for more information: Francois at 780-312-6444 www.chipswetaskiwin.com

Growing in Grace Preschool

Grace Lutheran Church, 4218 – 56 Avenue Children must be 3 by September 1, 2012 Three & Four Year Old Program Date: Monday/Wednesday morning or Tuesday/Thursday morning Time: 9am – 11:00 am Fee: $55.00 a month Four Year Old Program Date: Monday/Wednesday afternoon or Tuesday/Thursday afternoon Time: 1 - 3pm Fee: $55.00 a month Register at the Parade of Programs or contact Grace Lutheran Church at 780-352-5121

Wetaskiwin Parent Link Centre

Lacombe & District FCSS Eastgate Mall (near Terracotta Cafe ) 5008 – 48th Street A safe and welcoming place for parents, caregivers and their children to play, learn and connect. We offer a variety of programs to promote healthy child development, early learning and parent education. It’s a great place to meet other parents, find support and foster your child’s social skills. We believe in building community, investing in our children and we want to support you in your most important and challenging role... being a parent. Date: Monday to Thursday, occasionally Saturdays at different times during the day (please refer to our calendars on our website, at the centre or posted in the community). Fee: Programs are generally free. For more information call 780-352-3331 www.centralparklandparentlink.ca

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4-H...More than You Ever Imagined

LIGHT HORSE CLUBS Are you between the ages of 9 and 20 and like fun and friends? Members learn about horse Whether you live on a farm, management by owning, caring acreage, town or city, you can for, training, riding, and belong to 4-H. maintaining records. or Are you an adult with a special Coal Lake Light Horse Club skill or talent and would like to Mary McCarthry - 780-672-8744 work with todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s youth? Lakedell Light Horse Jo MacDonald - 780-352-5740 4-H promotes public speaking Porto Bello Buckaroos and volunteerism. 4-H Clubs Sandra Meyer - 780-389-3535 offer various projects and sometimes vary from year to year. Contact Key Leaders Cheryl Elias - 780-352-0739 Chris Patten - 780-682-2276 or a club leader. These clubs offer various projects & sometimes vary from year to year.

BEEF CLUBS Members learn about beef production & management by owning, caring for & maintaining records on beef cattle. Cloverlawn Beef Club Kyle Montes - 780-986-5609 Falun East Beef Club Kevin Cummings - 780-352-5011 Lakedell 4-H Beef Blayne Henschel - 780-352-7609 Rosebrier 4-H Beef Greg Gusse - 780-352-1974

MULTI CLUBS

Alder Flats 4-H Multi Club Previous Projects: Outdoor Pursuits, Senior Member Opportunities Chris Patten - 780-682-2276

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Youth Programs After School Programs

Boys and Girls Club of Wetaskiwin 5109-51 Street Short 6, 8 or 10 week after school programs available for a variety of ages from 6 – 18 years. Examples: Young Chef’s (cooking and healthy nutrition), Rogers Raising the Grade (academic support), Torch Club, Keystone Club and many other interesting programs for both physical and mental wellness. Check out the website for more information. Date: Various days Monday to Friday, Sept. - Dec. Times: 4 - 5pm Fee: Dependent on program. Subsidies available. For information call Cal Zimmer 780-352-4643 ext. 24. www.wetaskiwinyouth.ca

Stars Mentoring Program

Boys and Girls Club of Wetaskiwin 5109-51 Street 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: Various days Monday to Friday, September to May each school year. Fee: Adult Volunteer Program (adults +18 and older). No fee. For information call Jessica Rempel 780-352-4643 ext. 39. www.wetaskiwinyouth.ca

Child Care

Daycare for ages 12 months – 6 years Wetaskiwin Early Learning & Child Care Centre (Boys and Girls Club of Wetaskiwin) 4013-48 Street New, Accredited child care facility with certified, enthusiastic and dedicated staff. Program is responsive to your family’s child care needs, such as extended hours, full time, part-time and drop in hours. Government Subsidies may assist with up to 73% of fees. Visit www.child.alberta.ca or call 1-866-7145437 for Subsidy information. Date: Monday to Friday Time: 7am - 6:30pm Fee: Based on child’s age. Government Subsidy’s may be available. For information call Leah Hnatiuk 780-352-4632 ext. 6. www.wetaskiwinyouth.ca

Volunteer Program

Boys and Girls Club of Wetaskiwin 5109-51 Street The Boys and Girls Club offer a variety of volunteer opportunities for adults +18 to 99 years of age. Positive adult mentor role models for children/youth are required in a variety of programs including, Rogers Raising the Grade, Out of School Care, After School Programs, governance, as well as various fundraising opportunities that take place throughout the year. YOU can make a difference in your community! Date & Time: Various Fee: None – just a willingness to help out a child in your community

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Wetaskiwin Public Library Free Programs

To register or for more information visit the library (5002-51 Avenue) or call 780-361-4446 www.wetaskiwinpubliclibrary.com

Children and Youth Registered Programs Baby Bookworms

Ages 6 - 18 months Special stories, songs, rhymes and bounces just for your 6-18 month old baby.

Rhyme and Rhythm A musical workshop for ages 8-12. Date & Time: Saturday, Oct. 20 at 1pm

Adopt-a-Grandma or Grandpa

Date & Time: Mondays, Sept. 17 - Nov. 26 at 11am

Grandparents, do you live far away from your own grandchildren? We want to pair up children with a special grandparent to spend time together at the library reading, crafting or playing together.

Sounds Like…

Date & Time: Wednesday, Oct. 24 from 4 - 6pm

Sound-sational stories and songs with Tamara for 3-6 year olds. Date & Time: Tuesdays, Sept. 18 - Nov. 27 at 1pm

Cookies ‘n Cuddles Pajama Time Join Melissa for stories, songs and snacks before bed! All ages. Date & Time: Wednesdays, Sept. 19 - Nov. 28 at 6:30pm Special Halloween story time on Wednesday, Oct. 31st.

Giggling Goblins Halloween stories, crafts and treats. Dress up in your Halloween costume! Ages 2-5. Date & Time: Wednesday, Oct. 31 at 1pm

Santa Claus Is Coming…to the Library! Join Santa Claus and other guests for stories, crafts, snacks and presents. All ages. Date & Time: Saturday, Dec. 8 at 10:30am

Tales for Two’s with Tamara Friday morning fun with stories, songs, and rhymes. Ages 2-3. Date & Time: Fridays, Sept. 21 - Nov. 30 2012 Fall Program Guide

School’s Out… but the Library’s IN! Keep your school-aged children busy at the library on PD Days. Stories, crafts, games, Wii play, and movies. Bring a bagged lunch. Friday, October 5th & Friday, November 30th from 8:30am - 4:30pm. $25 Parents must register at the library and complete a liability waiver.

Drop-in Programs

Adult Programs One-on-One Technology Instruction Need help learning how to use your e-reader? Perhaps you’d like to learn how to use the internet? Call 780-361-4446 or visit the library to book your individual technology instruction session.

Family Game Night Drop in for unstructured free play on our selection of board games. Date & Time: Mondays, Oct. 1 - Dec. 3 at 6:30pm

Adopt-a-Grandma or Grandpa

Celebrate your summer reading success by joining for a live music concert by face painting, crafts, stories, and a fundraising ice cream sale. All ages.

Grandparents, do you live far away from your own grandchildren? We want to pair up children with a special grandparent to spend time together at the library reading, crafting or playing together. Please call 780.361.4446 to register for this program.

Date & Time: Saturday, Sept. 15 from 11am - 1pm

Date & Time: Wednesday, Oct. 24 from 4 - 6pm

IMAGINE…a Grand Finale

Saturday Surprise Stories, crafts, movies and more with Melissa. All ages. Date & Time: Saturdays, Sept. 22 - Dec. 1 at 10:30am Special Thanksgiving story time on September 29th.

Lego at the Library Visit the library for Lego play with one of our many amazing Lego sets. Ages 5+

Library Appreciation Day A day long celebration of our amazing library customers! Friday, October 26. 10:30am: Love Your Library Story Time & Crafts 1:30pm: Cake and Coffee 5:30pm: Library Board appreciation event…by invitation only

Seniors Christmas Tea Special Christmas stories, songs, and snack for our seniors…with a special visit from Santa. Date & Time: Friday, Dec. 14 from 2 - 4pm

Date: Thursdays, Sept. 20 - Nov. 29

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Town of Millet ALL CLASSES WILL BE AT THE MILLET AGRIPLEX Geoff Lynch - Recreation Coordinator - Town of Millet - recreation@millet.ca -780-387-4180

Penguin Club Preschool Learn to skate Our program is designed for children ages 3 ½ - 5 ½. Our goal is to develop children skills so that they can advance to other ice sports in a fun and safe environment. New comers to the program will be placed in session 1, skaters who participated in the program last year will be assigned to Session 2. Date: Mondays, Oct. 22 - Dec. 10, 2012 & Jan. 8 - Feb. 26, 2013 Time: Session 1: 1pm - 1:30pm; Session 2: 1:30 - 2pm (have taken previously) 8 Sessions Fee: $55. Date: Tuesdays, Oct. 23 - Dec. 11, 2012 & Jan. 9 - Feb. 27, 2013 Time: Session 1: 1 - 1:30pm; Session 2: 1:30 - 2pm (have taken previously) 8 Sessions Fee: $55. Helmets are Mandatory, we recommend cages on the helmet for first time skaters. We recommend that skaters have snow pants and gloves to keep warm.

Pre-school Hockey Pre-school hockey is a program designed specifically for children ages 3 ½ to 5 ½ or their specific skill set. The program will introduce the basic hockey skills to help prepare them for their first year of hockey. Emphasizing that hockey should be fun!! Date: Mondays, Oct. 22 - Dec. 10, 2012 & Jan. 8 - Feb. 26, 2013 8 Sessions Time: 2 - 2:35pm Fee: $65. Our Pre-School Hockey Program requires full equipment. Call 780-387-4180 or e-mail recreation@millet.ca.

Youth Drop in Night from October - March, ages 8 - 12.

Christmas Crafts & Movie Night in December. (Day TBA).

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Adult Education & ESL Programs English Pronunciation Made Simple

One-to-one Tutoring (PALS)

Dates: Mondays, Oct. 15 to Nov. 19 Times: 6:30 - 8pm Fee: $20

Dates & Times: To suit student Fee: Free

Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program 5010 - 50 Avenue Do you have trouble being understood by people? Join our class and learn to communicate efficiently and effectively.

Call 780-352-7257 for more information or E-mail: literacy@incentre.net

English Language (ELL / ESL) Classes

Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program 5010 - 50 Avenue If you are new to Canada and want to practice English skills, meet other people and learn more about our culture, come and join our class. Dates: Wednesdays, Sept. 19 to Nov. 28 Times: 6:30pm - 8:30pm Fee: Free Call 780-352-7257 for more information or E-mail: literacy@incentre.net

English Language (ELL / ESL) Classes

Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program 5010 - 50 Avenue By doing practical conversation, grammar and pronunciation activities, students become more fluent in English. Dates: Thursdays, Sept. 20 to Nov. 29 Times: 10am - 12noon Fee: Free

Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program Drop-in 5010 - 50 Avenue Want to improve reading, writing, math or speaking English? Our volunteer tutors can help.

Call 780-352-7257 for more information or E-mail: literacy@incentre.net

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. Look for us on Facebook. Organized Programs: • Gymnastics • Swimming Lessons • Field Trips • Track and Field Day • Bowling • Skiing • Musical Theatre Home School Library: • used curriculum • new and used books For more information call Melanie Krause mmkrause5@live.ca 780-352-5778; Carrie Rusk skiesthelimit8@hotmail.com 780-361-2088; Nancy Jones jfam4@telus.net 780-352-0973; Naomi Beaudoin 780-352-9892

Call 780-352-7257 for more information or E-mail: literacy@incentre.net 2012 Fall Program Guide

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2012 Fall Program Guide

Wetaskiwin Air Services Ltd.

Pilot Training Wetaskiwin Regional Airport Wetaskiwin Air Services is a Licensed Vocational Educational Institution in operation over 40 years offering flight training for students with recreational and career interests in aviation. Recreational, Private, and Commercial Licenses are available as well as Multi-engine, Instrument, and Instructor ratings. Introductory flight lessons are available from $90 plus GST. Scenic and charter flights can also be customised upon request. Date & Time: Ongoing year round with distance/online delivery option on ground school components. Fee: Fees vary by program and are subject to change with fluctuating fuel costs and other expenses To register or for more information call 780-352-5643 or email: infowetaskiwinairservices.com. www.wetaskiwinairservices.com

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Business Development Workshops via Video-conference Creating New Opportunities for the Region Through Video-conferencing. The following workshops are held at the County of Wetaskiwin Video-conference Suite For more information or to register: call 780-361-6241 or go to www.clcwetaskiwin. ca and follow the links. To view more Business Link video-conference offerings go to www.canadabusiness.ab.ca . Any of the workshops can be delivered locally, just let us know 5 days in advance and we can set them up. Presented by the Community Learning Council, Business Link, JEDI

The Power of E-Newsletters and Social Media Marketing

Wednesday, September 19, 1:30 - 3pm As a small business owner, proactive, permission based E-mail marketing social media marketing should be a key component of your overall marketing and communications strategy. Educate, inform and articulate your competitive advantage using Email newsletters and a Facebook business page. Your customers do the best marketing for you – and their friends are your best prospects. You will learn: How email marketing best practices maximize email open rates and entice your audience to take action. How to increase your contact mailing list by asking subscribers to forward to friends or colleagues . How to supercharge your Facebook page to engage your fans – driving more likes, shares and more business Presenter: Guy Steeves – Constant Contact Fee: $15

Basic Project Management Tips

Thursday, September 27, 1 - 4pm Juggling multiple projects, competing priorities and managing the dynamics of a diverse team can be a challenge. Having tried and failed to successfully complete projects, many business owners are turning to project management. Learn how basic project management tools can help you successfully reach your targets on time and on budget. This session will provide: • A practical perspective on what projects are • A framework that takes you from concept through planning, to implementation and review for any type or size of project driven by cause and effect logic • Project costing and tracking including the relationship to resource allocation Presenter: Alex Whitehouse – MNP LLP Fee: $20

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Creating Buzz for Your Biz on a Shoestring

Wednesday, October 3, 9:30 - 11:30am Limited budget? Want to create a buzz about your product, service or company? Join us to learn cost-effective and often free promotional tips and techniques. Find out how to effectively promote using traditional and electronic methods for a wide range of products and services. In this session: • Understand how promotion differs from advertising • Discover often forgotten promotional techniques • Learn how to identify new opportunities • Find out how to leverage online technologies to increase your visibility Presenter: Greg Gazin – Gadget Guy/Parallel 2000 Corp. Fee: $20

Achieve Your Goals and Still Have a Life

Tuesday, October 9, 9:30 - 11:30am Today’s entrepreneurs and business owners are over-committed and overwhelmed. Increase your personal and professional productivity and balance your time more effectively. Explore practical ideas and innovative techniques that free up time for the important people and activities in your life. In this session, you will learn to: • Recognize and minimize your time wasters • Recapture your idle time for productive use • Schedule your priorities to regain your balance Presenter: Bob ‘Idea Man’ Hooey Fee: $20

Hiring Basics: Learn to Navigate “Sticky” Areas

Tuesday, October 23, 9:30 - 10:30am Discover the best practices for hiring staff, including the legal parameters related to employment. In this session, you will learn what you need to know to have a successful experience when choosing candidates for positions within your business. Employment labour laws that you need to be aware of will also be discussed. In this session, you will: • Become familiar with what’s required to make good hiring decisions • Gain awareness of how to ask questions that are legal, and that will assist in making hiring decisions Presenter: Don Schepens, MBA, CHRP, CCP – Grant MacEwan University, School of Business Fee: $10

Ignite Innovation: Turn Ideas into Powerful Results

Thursday, November 8, 12noon - 1:30pm Innovative organizations are more successful than their competitors (56% vs 20%) and successful organizations are more likely to be innovative (47% vs 15%). You often have great ideas; innovation is simply the art of implementing them. In this session, you will learn: • The myths and mistakes of creative thinking and innovation • Innovation is a process – the 5 I’s of Innovation • Five key skills: Questioning, Observing, Networking, Experimenting, Associative thinking • Increase idea generation – more ideas, more possibilities, more results • Improve problem solving, communication, productivity and decision making to build an innovative organization • How you can set a plan for action to quickly turn ideas into results

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Presenter: David Saxby – Spark Communications Inc. Fee: $15

Effective Networking Techniques

Wednesday, November 14, 9:30 - 11am In this session, you will learn how to turn networking opportunities into real business prospects. Discover proven methods that will identify the players and the non-players in a networking environment, and how to focus on your target market and acquire crucial contacts that lead to future benefits. Gain an understanding on how to better communicate one-on-one, which includes how to learn the skill of asking questions and become a better listener. Become more confident and overcome the fear of meeting new people. You will discover the power of networking to: • Get you known by those who can help build your business. • Turn contacts into clients and advocates • Build and nurture long-term relationships

Communicate For Success

Thursday, November 15, 2 - 4pm One cannot become a great speaker, presenter or communicator overnight. It takes time, dedication, practice and a good teacher. There are, however, a number of tips and techniques you can learn to use immediately to improve your impromptu speaking, add impact to your presentations, engage your audience and overcome those butterflies in your stomach. The better you can communicate, the better chance you will make that sale. What you will learn from this session: • Tips to reduce nervousness • How to engage your audience with how you say it • How to use storytelling techniques to connect • How to respond when you are put on the spot Presenter: Greg Gazin – Gadget Guy/Parallel 2000 Corp Fee: $20

Presenter: Patrick Lamoureux – The Original Basket Boutique/Lams & Associates Fee: $15

Healthy Relationships Workshops and Information Sessions

Wetaskiwin Family Violence Outreach Team & the Wetaskiwin Community Learning Council Offering workshops tailored to meet the individual needs of the organization and their clients, from children to seniors. These trainings can be as basic or as comprehensive as needed, and are directed to educate staff, volunteers, clients and/or the community on practices to develop and maintain safe, healthy relationships. Topic examples may include identifying healthy relationships, setting appropriate boundaries in your relationships with family, avoiding caregiver burnout, and what can be done to help a friend of family member experiencing a harmful relationship. Location: As directed by the organization Date: As needed Fee: No cost Registration: Shawna Bissell, mailto:scbissell@shaw.ca scbissell@shaw.ca, 780-314-9133

2012 Fall Program Guide

Marketing on a Budget: A Few Tips & Tools for Small Business

Preparing a Business Plan

Wednesday, November 21, 1:30 - 4pm You are not a major corporation with millions of dollars to spend on billboards, magazine ads or television commercials. You’re a small business with great product and amazing service – but little cash to waste on advertising that may not get you anywhere. What do you do? Where do you start? This session will be hands-on, providing tools and tips that will help you evaluate promotional opportunities for your business now, and into the future. You will walk away with ideas and tools to strategically plan your business marketing initiatives.

Thursday, December 6, 12noon - 3pm Preparing a good business plan will require a significant investment of time and research on your part. Attending this session will only be the start of a process that will lead to developing your own business plan. It will provide you with a general overview and basic understanding of: • The purpose and the components of a typical business plan • The use of a business plan as an ongoing tool for business success • How marketing, operations and finance are inter-related • The importance of finding further information for your plan

Presenter: Jana Clarke – Grant MacEwan University, School of Business Fee: $20

Presenter: Jim Ewing – The Business Link Fee: $40

FOOD SAFETY EDUCATION COURSE Operators of commercial food establishments are required to have more provincially certified food handlers on staff than in the past. Establishments with six or more food handlers on the premises will need one certified food handler on each shift. Establishments of five or fewer food handlers must employ at least one certified food handler. Food handlers can obtain provincial certification through successful completion of the following two-day course: Location: Wetaskiwin Memorial Arts Center 5206 - 50 Street, Wetaskiwin, AB Dates: November 15 & 22 Time: 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Cost: $125 per person Registration will only be secured after payment in full has been received. To register or for more information call 1-877-360-6366 ext. 1.

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Seniors Programs Computers for Seniors (Senior Connect)

Computers for Seniors (Senior Connect)

Date: Tuesdays, Oct. 2 to 30 and Nov. 13 to Dec. 11 Time: 9am - 12noon and 6 - 9pm Fee: Seniors Centre User Fee

Date: Wednesdays, Oct. 3 to 31 and Nov. 14 to December 12 Time: 1 - 4pm Fee: Seniors Centre User Fee

Register in person at 5010 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 50 Avenue Telephone: 780-352-7257 Fax: 780-352-5205 E-mail: literacy@incentre.net

Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program Wetaskiwin Seniors Centre For seniors who want to learn how to use a computer, we have volunteer tutors for oneto-one learning. Each student and tutor pair meets for one hour each week.

All of the following programs are drop in and are held at the Wetaskiwin Senior Citizens Society, 5216 - 54 Street

Partner Bridge

Floor Curling

Bring a partner and enjoy a game of bridge!

Good for all fitness levels and great exercise!

Date: Wednesday Nights Time: 7pm - 9pm Fee: $5. per couple

Date: Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Time: 1:30pm Fee: Members - $2, Non-members - $4.

Bridge

Military Whist

Date: Thursday afternoons Time: 1:30pm Fee: Members - $2, Non-members - $4.

Date: Monday afternoons Time: 1:30pm Fee: Members - $2, Non-members - $4.

2012 Fall Program Guide

Craft Club

Tuesday night Bingo

Bring whatever craft you are working on and enjoy a coffee and some company!

Enjoy a bingo night with friends! Open to all but must be 18 or older!

Date: Monday afternoons Time: 1pm Fee: Members - $.50 (for coffee)

Date: Tuesday Nights Time: 7pm - 9pm Fee: $5. will get you all the cards you need!

Crib

Pool

Enjoy a game of crib with different partners. Date: Friday afternoons Time: 1:30pm Fee: Members - $2., Non-members - $4.

Pancake Breakfast

Date: Monday to Friday Time: 9am - 4pm Fee: Members - $2., Non-members - $4.

Wetaskiwin Senior Citizenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Society

Open to all!

The 4th Sunday of every month, except July, August, December from 10am - 1pm $5 Adults, $1. Children (1-6 years)

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Community Support Child And Family Services

Central Alberta Child and Family, Services Authority, Wetaskiwin District Office Centre on the Park, 5505 – 50 Avenue, Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 0T4 Phone: 780-361-4555, Fax: 780.361.1361, www.centralalbertacfsa.gov.ab.ca Under the direction of the Minister, Human Services, the Central Alberta Child and Family Services Authority offer a range of programs and services for Alberta children and families. They support families and communities, helping them to provide nurturing, safe environments for their children. The Ministry strives to break the cycles of family violence, abuse and poverty that prevent some children from becoming strong, sound individuals.

Women’s “Seeds of Change” Program

Family Resource Centre We offer a 30 hour psycho/educational healing group for women who have or are currently experiencing abuse in their relationships. Women are invited to explore and begin their recovery from the abusive 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. Maximum participants - 12 Date: Fall and Winter Sessions – dependent on registration Time: To be announced Fee: No Cost Please call 780-352-4010, and ask for Vickie.

The Society for the Prevention Of Family Violence

Wetaskiwin and District Family Resource Centre 5010-50 Ave., Wetaskiwin, AB. T9A 0S4 Phone 780-352-4010 or email: frc10@telus.net

CAMROSE WOMEN’S SHELTER SOCIETY Camrose Women’s Shelter can provide a safe place for women and children who need support or need to leave an abusive situation. Sadly women are being abused every day and many children are witnessing these events. Alberta’s rates of domestic violence are among the highest in Canada. Many women are not sure if they should leave and sometimes they know they must leave immediately as they are scared and in danger. We offer a safe place to stay and connect women with services to help them decide what is best for them. We provide food, clothing, information, crisis intervention; danger assessments, safety planning, referrals, and our crisis staff offer phone support and assistance 24/7. We have childcare, an in-house k-9 school and programs for children. If you or someone you know requires our services we can be contacted at 1-877-672-1010. Website: www.brigantiaplace.org 2012 Fall Program Guide

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Personal Development Volunteer Orientation and Tutor Training

Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program 5010-50 Avenue Volunteers Needed! Join us and explore a variety of volunteer opportunities â&#x20AC;&#x201C; tutoring, board membership, child minding and more. Date: Sept. 24 Time: 7pm Fee: No Cost For more information call: 780-352-7257, E-mail: literacy@incentre.net or Drop in: 5010-50th Avenue

Anger Management

Wetaskiwin CLC, Wetaskiwin Chamber of Commerce Board Room In this workshop participants receive the information and tools that: enable an understanding of what anger is; develop communications skills that create positive, lasting changes in relationships. Workshops are presented by a Mediator/Conflict Manager and Psychologist/Addictions Date: Program starts mid September. Fall and Winter Sessions â&#x20AC;&#x201C; dependent on registration. Time: 6:30 - 8:30pm Fee: No Cost For more information and to register call 780-387-6262

2012 Fall Program Guide

Clubs & Events Rotary Club of Wetaskiwin

Wetaskiwin Canadian Legion, Les Brady Room Rotary is the World’s First “Service Club” serving over 165 countries. Our motto is “Service Above Self” as we follow the Four Way Test: • Is it FAIR to all concerned? • Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIP? • Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? • Is it the TRUTH? Date: Tuesdays Time: 12noon (lunch meeting) http://www.clubrunner.ca/Portal/Home. aspx?accountid=488

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, Santa Claus Parade, Cookie Walk for Secret Santa, Ladies Comedy Night, 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: Sept. 25, Oct. 23, Nov. 27, Dec. 11 Time: 6pm To learn more call Lynn at 780-352-7708 or Joan at 780-352-9472

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Wine & Cheese Registration Night

Lakedell Curling Club, Main Hall Come join us in our curling leagues for all ages and abilities! Juniors, 50+, Mixed, Stick, Ladies Daytime & Ladies Evening. If you don’t have a team, call us and we’ll find one for you! Date: Oct. 17 Time: 7pm Fee: Fee Per Curler: Juniors $35/Ladies $90/ Mixed $90/Stick $45 or $25 half season Plus $5 Social Fee & $5 Ag. Fee For more info contact Barry at 780-586-3569. www.lakedell.org

Country Christmas Celebration

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy Your Ancestors: The What, Where, How and Why

Wetaskiwin Branch, AGS Norquest College 5502-49 Avenue 10th Annual Genealogy Workshop. TOPICS: Canadian Immigration (ports of entry, ships’ records, immigration records, border crossing records); Cloud Storage (what is it, how does it work, why use it?); Using Census Records (how to access Canadian resources); Researching Military Resources (how to find/ access various resources). Date: Saturday, Oct. 20 Time: Registration at 8:30am. Workshop 9am - 3:30pm Fee: $25. ($10 for Wetaskiwin Branch members)

Lakedell Ag. Society Join us for a full day of activities starting with the Craft Sale at 11 am, Christmas Tree Celebration, kids crafts, sleigh rides, & chili supper.

Register by October 13. Phone Claudia at 780-352-0685, Joan at 780-387-4978 or email wetaskiwin@abgensoc.ca wetaskiwin.abgensoc.ca

Date: Saturday, Dec. 1 Time: 11am Fee: $20/Table for Craft Sale

Chamber of Commerce Business Awards

For more info, call 780-586-2505 or e-mail lakedellagevents@xplornet.com www.lakedell.org

Wetaskiwin Chamber of Commerce Memorial Arts Centre Come and enjoy a relaxing dinner, and an evening celebrating the Businesses in Wetaskiwin!

Wetaskiwin District Amateur Football Association

Date: Thursday, Oct. 18 Time: Check website Fee: Contact Chamber of Commerce

Football Day in Wetaskiwin Norm Brown Field • September 8, 2012 at 10am Check out our Website: WDAFA.ca

To reserve tickets contact the Chamber of Commerce at: 780 352-8003 www.wetaskiwinchamber.ca

2012 Fall Program Guide

Gingerbread & Glitter

Friends of the Community of Wetaskiwin Wetaskiwin Drill Hall A fun filled weekend â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Displays (Christmas trees, gingerbreads, wreaths and creative creations), Craft Fair, Entertainment, Kids Korner, Parade, Pancake Breakfast and other festive events. Dates: Nov. 16 - 18 Time: Friday: 2 - 9pm, Saturday: 8:30am 5pm, Sunday: 11am - 3pm Fee: By donation

Gingerbread & Glitter Volunteers

Friends of the Community of Wetaskiwin Wetaskiwin Drill Hall Seeking volunteers to assist with event. Volunteers are needed starting in September for committees. Volunteers also needed to work the event. Call 780-361-7779. Date: Nov. 16 - 18 Time: Friday: 2 - 9pm, Saturday: 8:30am 5pm, Sunday: 11am - 3pm www.gingerbreadandglitter.com

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2012 Fall Program Guide

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2012 Fall Program Guide

2012 FALL

PARADE OF PROGRAMS

September 5 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 fall offerings. • Talk to instructors • Find out all there is to do in your community • Register for your families Spring and Summer activities

For more information about Fall Parade of Programs, call 780-361-6241 or email info@clcwetaskiwin.ca Sponsored by