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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 Inquiries may be emailed to wetaskiwinpottery@gmail.com or call 780-362-2787.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE:

It is important to CALL first to register your interest in the program. 2 WAYS TO REGISTER: 1. CALL (leave a message) WAACC Office 780-362-ARTS (2787) - calls returned within 24 hours. THEN MAIL completed registration (available www.waacc.ca) with payment to: Wetaskiwin Art and Craft Centre, Box 6453, Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 2G2 OR 2. ONLINE at www.waacc.ca and follow the prompts. Early registration is encouraged. (2 weeks or more prior to class). Students are not considered registered until full payment is made. A full refund will be issued for all courses cancelled by WAACC. See our website for cancellation policy.

Kids programS

Ages 6 -13

 6 ARTISTS IN 6 WEEKS NEW!

Kids learn by seeing, then by doing in this class. They will learn some facts about the artist, talk about what makes that artist’s work different, and then apply it to a fun project. Each week we will be doing a different type of art, including painting, drawing, sculpting with modelling clay and more. Instructor: Margot Soltice Date: Tuesdays, Feb. 2 - Mar. 8 Time: 4:15pm - 5:45pm Fee: $89, Supply Fee: $30

 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. Each student may work at their own pace, yet learn from each other’s work. Instructor: Margot Soltice Date: Tuesdays, Mar. 15 - Apr. 26 (no class Mar 29) Time: 4:15pm to 5:45pm Fee: $89, Supply Fee: $30

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 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. All skill levels. Fee includes supplies and firing. Instructor: Virginia Anderson Date: Thursdays, Jan. 28 - Feb. 18 Time: 4pm - 6pm Fee: $79, Supply Fee: $20

 KIDS PARTIES

Available for birthdays or special events. Or family nights. See the ARTY-PARTY description at the end of class listing.

TEEN PROGRAMS

Date: Tuesdays, Mar. 15 - Apr. 26 (no class Mar. 29) Time: 6:15pm - 8:15pm Fee: $109, Supply Fee: $30

 TEEN PARTIES

Available for birthdays or special events. Or family nights. See the ARTY-PARTY description at the end of class listing.

TEEN & ADULT PROGRAMS

AGES 16+

Younger students need to be pre-approved by instructor.

AGES 12-18

POTTERY & CERAMICS

 MIXED MEDIA EXPLORATION NEW!

For all Pottery Classes and Studio Times: Clay must be purchased from WAACC for $50.00 per 1/2 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

Geared specifically toward teens. Classes highlight skills-building and self-expression, as well as the introduction of new ideas and artistic techniques. Each week a different theme will be explored including line drawing in ink, print-making, watercolour, drawing people, mixed media and more. Instructor: Margot Soltice Date: Tuesdays, Feb. 2 - Mar. 8 Time: 6:15pm - 8:15pm Fee: $109, Supply Fee: $30

 TEENS DRAWING

Teens explore drawing through teen-specific subject matter. Many teens express desire to better draw what they are interested in, and so they will get some instruction on how to see those subjects with an artistic eye. Instructor: Margot Soltice

 CREATING WITH CLAY - 2 DAY WORKSHOP FOR BEGINNERS NEW!

If you have ever wanted to try your hand at pottery, this class is for you. A brief introduction to hand building and throwing on the potters wheel. The second Saturday, to be agreed upon by class, will be spent learning about glazing and applying glaze to your works of art! All supplies are included in the class fee. Instructors: Kenny and Betty Alberg Date: Saturday, Feb. 6, + 2nd day upon agreement. Time: 1pm - 4pm Fee: $70 2016 WINTER PROGRAM GUIDE

 POTTERY OPEN STUDIO TIME

A great opportunity to improve on your craft, share with fellow artists, and use our equipment. For all those with pottery experience or who have taken previous WAACC pottery courses, studio drop in times are available quarterly beginning with Jan. 1-Mar. 31. The studio is open as listed, as well as 2-3 other weekly scheduled times— Studio calendar will be available online or at registration. Participants will be expected to assist with tasks associated with running the studio. Please try to attend orientation on Jan.16 10-11 am. Class Moderator only…no instruction Date: Mondays, Jan. 1 - Mar. 31 Time: 1pm to 4pm Date: Saturdays, Jan 1 - Mar 31 Time: 10am to 1pm Fee: $60 per quarter or $20 sheet of 4 day passes.

 SENIORS POTTERY NEW!

Get a group of friends together to come and spend an afternoon at the pottery studio. This course is designed for absolute beginners. Learn the basics of working with clay and create your own completed masterpieces. Come away with the experience of this creative journey that will allow you to work at your own pace. All supplies are included in the class fee. All tools and supplies are included in the fee. Email wetaskiwinpottery@gmail.com or call 780 362-ARTS to book your own day and time. Instructor: to be determined Date: Your choice Time: two hours of your choice Fee: $35.00 per person for 4-8 people

 FAMILY DAY CERAMICS

Spend a fun time with your family members while creating a fun ceramic item of your choice to take home. We know that it is cold out, and are offering up free popcorn and hot drinks to warm you up. We purposefully are offering this event in the morning to leave your afternoon free for some fun outdoor events being offered around town. This event is supported by the WAACC and its volunteers. The only charge is for the ceramic item itself. Instructor: Terry Demoline Date: Monday, Feb. 15 Time: 11am to 1pm Supply Fee: $10

 CERAMICS ARTY-PARTY

See description at the end of class listings.

DRAWING AND PAINTING  WATERCOLOUR FOR BEGINNERS - THE NEXT STEP NEW!

This class is a continuation of Watercolour for Beginners. Students will paint small paintings, using techniques such as wet into wet, and wet into dry. Some watercolour experience or previous class attendance recommended. Instructor: Margot Soltice Date: Wednesdays, Feb. 3 - Mar. 9 Time: 6:15pm - 8:15pm Fee: $109, Supply Fee: $30

 POTTERY ARTY PARTY

See description at the end of class listing. To register for any of these programs: 780-362-ARTS (leave a message) | www.waacc.ca

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 INTRO TO WATERCOLOUR PENCILS NEW!

AGES 13- ADULT This fun medium is both a pencil and watercolours 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 may be created! Instructor: Margot Soltice Date: Wednesdays, Mar. 16 - Apr. 27 (no class Mar. 30) Time: 6:15pm to 8:15pm Fee: $109, Supply Fee: $30

 ARTISTS OPEN STUDIO TIME

A great opportunity to work on your artistic project and to share with fellow artists. Studio drop in times are available quarterly beginning with Jan. 1 - Mar. 31. The studio is open as listed, as well as 2-3 other weekly scheduled times—Studio calendar will be available online or at registration. Participants will be expected to assist with tasks associated with running the studio. Please try to attend orientation on Jan. 16, 10 - 11 am. Class Moderator only…no instruction Date: TBA Time: TBA Fee: $60 per quarter or $20 sheet of 4 day passes.

 PAINTING ARTY-PARTY

See description at the end of class listings.

GLASS  BEGINNERS STAINED GLASS-NORTHERN LIGHTS PANEL

Fun class for beginners or as a refresher. Students will make a colourful panel with a northern lights scene. All the basics of copper foiled stained glass will be taughtcutting, grinding, foiling, soldering. Panel will be finished with lead cane on the edges and ready to hang. Supply fee includes everything except glass which can be purchased at the centre. Instructor: Sandra French Date: Saturdays, Feb. 20 - Mar. 12 Time: 10am - 3:30pm Fee: $185, Supplies: $25 plus glass

 STAINED GLASS OPEN STUDIO TIME

A great opportunity to improve on your craft, share with fellow artists, and use our equipment. For all those with stained glass experience or who have taken previous WAACC stained glass courses, studio drop in times are available quarterly beginning with Jan. 1-Mar. 31. The studio is open as listed, as well as 2-3 other weekly scheduled times—Studio calendar will be available online or at registration. Participants will be expected to assist with tasks associated with running the studio. Please try to attend orientation on Jan.16 10-11 am. Class Moderator only…no instruction Date: TBA Time: TBA Fee: $60 per quarter or $20 sheet of 4 day passes.

To register for any of these programs: 780-362-ARTS (leave a message) | www.waacc.ca 2016 WINTER PROGRAM GUIDE

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. Class will only go ahead with minimum 6 pre-registered students. Instructor: Alice Hoyle Date: Tuesdays, Mar. 22 - Apr. 26 Time: 1pm to 3pm Fee: $45, Supply Fee: Purchase supplies from instructor (about $50 for beginners)

 HARDANGER

New students will learn basic stitches of Scandinavian Embroidery (Hardanger) and advanced students will work on their own projects or project suggestions as challenge pieces. Instructor: Arlie Franklin Date: Mondays, Feb. 1 - Mar. 14 (no class on Feb 15) Time: 1pm to 4pm Fee: $45, Supply Fee: Purchase from instructor (Starter Kit $15).

 QUILTING PROJECT TIME

For beginner to intermediate. Bring a new or existing project that you would like to work on. Instructor provides support and new skill development. This is not a structured instruction class. Students must bring a sewing machine in good working order, thread, fabric of their choice, cutting mat, ruler and rotary cutter. Instructor: Gloria Bolivar Date: Wednesdays, Feb. 9 - Mar. 30 Time: 1pm - 4-pm Fee: $70, Daily drop-in $10.00

 QUILTING OPEN STUDIO TIME

A great opportunity to improve on your craft and share with fellow quilters. For all those with quilting experience or who have taken previous WAACC quilting courses, studio drop in times are available quarterly beginning with Jan. 1 - Mar. 31. The studio is open as listed, as well as 2-3 other weekly scheduled times—Studio calendar will be available online or at registration. Participants will be expected to assist with tasks associated with running the studio. Please try to attend orientation on Jan.16, 10 -11 am. Class Moderator only…no instruction Date & Time: TBA Fee: $60, per quarter or $20 sheet of 4 day passes.

HOME & GARDEN  CHALK PAINTING FOR BEGINNERS

You’ve been seeing these antiqued paint looks everywhere! Terry Demoline of The Gypsy Fringe Boutique will teach all the basics to get this antique look. 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. The course fee includes all supplies and materials. Choose from one of the dates and times below. Instructor: Terry Demoline Date: Saturday, Jan. 16 Time: 1pm - 3:30pm OR Date: Thursday, Feb. 4 Time: 6:30pm - 9pm Fee: $65

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

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 CHALK PAINTINGGETTING THAT AGED LOOK

Carry the beginners course one step further. Learn about another series of products including glazes and texture powders. Take home a gorgeous finished wood tray. The course fee includes all supplies and materials needed. Choose from one of the dates and times below. Instructor: Terry Demoline Date: Saturday, Jan. 16 Time: 1:00 to 3:30 pm OR Date: Thursday, Feb. 4 Time: 6:30pm - 9pm Fee: $65

 CHALK PAINTINGADDING THE ROYAL TOUCH

In short, how to add the glitz and glamour to your work! Aka….BLING! Working with mica metallic powders to take your pieces from works of art to “stunning”. You will take home a number of beautiful finished projects. The course fee includes all supplies and materials. Choose from one of the dates and times below. Instructor: Terry Demoline Date: Saturday, Feb. 13 Time: 10am - 12:30pm OR Date: Thursday, Mar. 10 Time: 6:30pm to 9pm Fee: $65

PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO We are excited to have local professional photographer Jodi Kee teaching some excellent photography classes. Come share her passion as you learn to be a better photographer. For all classes please register by letting us know your DSLR model. You will bring your camera and manual, memory cards, battery charger, and tripod to class.

 BEYOND AUTOMATICLEARNING TO SHOOT WITH YOUR DSLR

Use your cameras potential and get creative control over your photos. We will learn the following principles: the photo triangle, aperture, shutter speed, depth of field, focus and staying sharp, composition, histogram, night shooting tips, shooting in RAW. Instructor: Jodi Kee Photography Date: Saturday, Jan. 23 Time: 10am - 4pm, 1 hour lunch Fee: $99

To register for any of these programs: 780-362-ARTS (leave a message) | www.waacc.ca 2016 WINTER PROGRAM GUIDE

 PHOTOGRAPHY-WHAT TO DO WITH ALL THOSE FILES

How to store and organize your photo files, shooting in RAW, processing in Bridge, selection and separation of files for editing, backing up files-when and where, sharing images and copyright. Sharing on Facebook, Blogs or Websites, and more… Instructor: Jodi Kee Photography Date: Saturday, Feb. 20 Time: 10am - 3pm, bring lunch Fee: $99

 PORTRAITURE: TOP TIPS FOR SHOOTING PEOPLE— (WITH YOUR CAMERA)

Shooting people can be daunting and the scenarios that can present itself during a session can challenge even the best… Having shot professionally for a decade, Jodi will present tips to get through every kind of session and every scenario you may encounter. The class will be hands on and utilize models. Topics covered will be: How to be prepared and choosing locations, how to engage your subject and get natural posed moments, lighting and camera settings to create different feels, learn how to get the light in their eyes and minimize editing time, shooting for the edit, lighting challenges, and more… Class is running later to offer the learning opportunity to shoot in some of the best light near sundown. Instructor: Jodi Kee Photography Date: Saturday, Mar. 12 Time: 10am - 7pm, 1 hour lunch Fee: $129

 ARTY-PARTY KIDS, TEENS OR ADULTS

What is an arty-party? It could be a birthday party or a celebration, a girls or guys night out, a church social, an office staff party, or a family get-together. You show up with your group and refreshments, and we provide the supplies and instruction. Call to book now! Dates and times are flexible. 780-362-ARTS; email: wetaskiwinpottery@ gmail.com ART ARTY-PARTY Complete a single work of art in one session…walk away with your very own completed painting or art-work. CERAMICS ARTY-PARTY Choose from a selection of pre-fired items to either glaze and have fired to be picked up at a later date, or paint and seal to take home that day! POTTERY ARTY-PARTY Meld your own pieces of clay into a totally original piece of art. Apply a slip-glaze which will be left for firing to be picked up at a later date.

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

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 REGISTER YOUR COURSE INTEREST ON OUR WEBSITE

We will run the following classes in an upcoming season if enough interest is shown. Have any other program ideas? Or would you like to teach at the centre— let us know. Your feedback and requests help us with the planning. • Obsidian Arrowhead and Tools • Cake Decorating • Henna Body Art • Adult Ceramics • Knitting Workshops • Crochet Workshops • Sculpting with Clay

 WETASKIWIN PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

The Wetaskiwin Photography Club is welcoming new members. The club meets at the Wetaskiwin Art and Craft Centre from 7pm - 8pm every third Thursday of the month. If you have an interest in being involved in the club, please leave your name with the WAACC.

Open Studio Times

Wetaskiwin Art & Craft Centre • Variety of scheduled time slots. • Practice your craft in a studio atmosphere. • Meet other artists. • Use the space and equipment at the Centre. • Quarterly Pass for $60 (As often as you like Jan. 1 to Mar. 31) or • Block of 4 Daily Passes for $20. Meet and Greet and Orientation • Saturday, January 16, 10 am. WAACC • 4520 - 48 Avenue • Box 6453 T9A 2G2 • 780-362-ARTS • www.waacc.ca

 Wetaskiwin Art Club

Craft Centre, 4520-48 Ave. 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.

2016 WINTER PROGRAM GUIDE

WETASKIWIN & DISTRICT HERITAGE MUSEUM Ongoing Programs  Women of Aspenland 5007-50 Avenue (The old Montgomery ‘Star’ Store on Main Street) Winter Hours (October through May): Tuesday - Friday, 10am - 5pm. Closed Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays, and Statutory Holidays. 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: Phone: 780-352-0227 email: wdhm@persona.ca visit: www.wetaskiwinmuseum.com. Like us on Facebook: www.facebook. com/wetaskiwin museum Follow us on Twitter @HeritageMuseum1

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 donation.

 Exhibit Spotlight: Chinese-Canadian Pioneer Families Uncover the stories of a few of the ChineseCanadian pioneer families in Wetaskiwin. They worked hard, often lived with severe restrictions, and became successful entrepreneurs and businessmen. Most importantly, they helped build our great community. Fee: Free with donation.

 Pioneer Children 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 to 10 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. To register call or visit the museum at least two weeks in advance.

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 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. Dates: Wednesdays Times: 1pm - 3pm Fee: Free, bring your own materials

Special Events and Programs  Expressive Roots: Africa 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.” To celebrate Black History Month in February, the afternoon will include stories of various African immigrants and settlers that started their new lives here in Canada. Also included will be games like the Zimbabwe challenge “Kudoda” and mask crafts. Come discover the second-largest continent at your local museum. Date: Friday, Feb. 5 Time: 2pm Fee: $10 per child in advance / $15 at the door. Space is limited.

 Expressive Roots: Northwestern Europe

In the spirit of St Patrick’s Day, the Heritage Museum will be dedicating March to Northwestern Europe for our “Expressive Roots” program series. Apart from the British Isles, we will be exploring Scandinavia, France, and Germany and those that emigrated from that part of the world to Wetaskiwin. So strap on a pair of Clog shoes, freshen up with a little Chanel, and catch the luck of the Irish at the museum! Date: Friday, Mar. 4 Time: 2pm Fee: $10 per child in advance / $15 at the door. Space is limited.

 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, Mar. 5 Time: 6:30pm Fee: $40 in advance / $50 at the Door. Includes entrance to museum and 1st taste free. Space is limited.

The Wetaskiwin & District Museum Society is turning 30! Join us throughout the year to help us celebrate. You will move forward with history as you uncover the dynamic heritage of Wetaskiwin City, County, and the Maskwacis Cree Nations through exhibits and interactive displays that span from the time of the dinosaurs to the War Years. To register for any of these programs : 780-352-0227 | wdhm@persona.ca 2016 WINTER PROGRAM GUIDE

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

 RESTOCK

You’ve heard of Woodstock and Loonstock …. Manluk Theatre presents RESTOCK featuring local Christian Rock Band CONNECTED. Help our community Restock the Food Bank shelves after Christmas. Date: Jan. 9, 2016 Time: 7:30pm Fee: $10 Tix online at manluktheatre.com

EAT PIZZA

A huge thank you to Dave Dowler and Boston Pizza. Be a part of this painless fundraiser. Save your receipts and bring them to us. Wetaskiwin Boston Pizza will donate a rebate back to WTS on all purchases made by our patrons until May 31, 2016. You can drop your receipts in our mail box or give them to one of our volunteers.

 BLACKPOOL

Blackpool is an acoustic electric folk roots trio from the Westerose Alberta area. Singer songwriters Bob Kochan and Trevor Payne have played together in various folk funk and blues projects for over 20 years. They were recently joined by friend, neighbour and mandolin player Ernie Miciak who brings with him a history of experience having played in many successful line-ups throughout the prairies. These boys like digging into rhythmic roots grooves just as much as they love getting steeped in heartfelt and harmonic folk narratives. Date: Jan. 23, 2016 Time: 7:30pm Fee: $20 Tix online at manluktheatre.com

 IT’S BEEN A GOOD YEAR CHARLIE BROWN

It’s another school year and Charlie Brown is hoping for the best...the best being that it is not a disaster like the previous. Maybe, just maybe, he can even talk to the little red-haired girl! This original production weaves the classic Charlie Brown tales into a hilarious one-act play featuring the whole Peanuts gang, some 60’s rock and roll and The Waterworks Players first youth cast. Date: Feb. 19, 20, 21, 2016 Time: 8pm, Sunday matinee at 2pm Fee: $15

Buy a Brick - Build a Theatre

Help us build this theatre for the performing arts! Buy a brick $100 • Buy a seat $350 • sponsor a space, find out more at manlucktheatre@telus.net

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 BIG VALLEY ZONE ONE-ACT FESTIVAL See the Alberta Drama Festival website for details www.adfa.ca Deadline for entries March 1. If you are interested in putting an entry into the festival, please contact the Waterworks Players – we can help you produce your show! Date: Mar. 19, 2016 Time: 8pm, Sunday matinee at 2pm Fee: $15

 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. Date: Apr. 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

Volunteer + Local Theatre = Terrific Entertainment for Wetaskiwin Volunteers support Wetaskiwin’s Manluk Centre for the Performing Arts by volunteering for: • Theatre renovations • Event productions • Front of House volunteers for events To sign up or for more information e-mail: manluktheatre@telus.net

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

2016 WINTER PROGRAM GUIDE

BODY & MIND REFRESH WELLNESS CENTRE 5109-50 Avenue 780-312-2899 E-mail: refreshwellness@hotmail.ca Website: refreshwellnesscentre.com Register before January 8 and get 5% discount

 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. Time: Mondays, 9am - 10am Dates: Jan. 11 - Mar. 21 (10 classes) NO Class Feb. 15 Fee: $136.50

 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.

Time: Mondays, 10:15am - 11:15am Dates: Jan. 11 - Mar. 21 (10 classes) NO Class Feb. 15 Fee: $136.50

 Strength Flow Yoga with Andrea

This class focuses on awareness of movement and flow of the breath to increase core stability and build strength as well as balance and flexibility. In this class you are encouraged to tune into the signals of your body and your breath so you can effectively build strength by coming to your ‘edge’ in your optimal zone. Grow your strength without building tension and rigidity. Find softness and fluidity in strength. Time: Mondays, 11:30am - 12:45pm Dates: Jan. 11 - Mar. 21 (10 classes) NO class Feb. 15 Fee: $136.50

 Beginner Yoga with Kim

This beginner class will offer a slow paced, relaxing start for your yoga journey. The hour spent together will be one of relaxing, stretching and learning how to turn off the mind chatter in order to be present in the moment. The class will focus on all aspects of yoga: breath work, movement and relaxation. Time: Mondays, 6:30pm - 7:30pm Dates: Jan. 11 - Mar. 21 (10 classes) NO class Feb. 15 Fee: $136.50

To register for any of these programs: 780-312-2899 | refreshwellness@hotmail.ca | refreshwellnesscentre.com

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 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. Time: Tuesdays, 9am - 10am Dates: Jan. 12 - Mar. 29 (12 classes) Fee: $163.80

 Yin Yoga with Daria

 Chair Yoga with Donna Chair yoga is a gentle and fun form of yoga that is practised sitting 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. Time: Wednesdays, 9am - 10am Dates: Jan. 13 - Mar. 30 (12 classes) Fee: $163.80

 Beginners Yoga with Daria

This is a multi-level class suitable for beginners looking for a gentle introduction to yoga, for those with reduced mobility and for experienced practitioners who are looking for a class that allows time to focus on purity of movement and energy flow. We will tone and strengthen with the goals of increasing range of motion, improving balance and flexibility, nurturing pelvic and spinal stability and strength, and reducing stress. Time: Wednesdays, 4:30pm - 5:30pm Dates: Starting Jan. 13 - Mar. 30 (12 classes) Fee: $163.80

 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. Time/Date: Mondays, 7:45pm - 9pm, Jan. 11 – Mar. 21 (10 classes) OR Wednesdays, 6pm - 7:15pm, Jan. 13 Mar. 30 (12 classes) Fee: $163.80

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 Hatha Flow with Melanie

This class offers a dynamic range of postures suitable for all levels as well as meditation and breathing techniques. After attending this class you may feel relaxed, energized and physically better. Come with an open heart and mind. Day: Thursdays, 9am - 10am Dates: Starting Jan. 14 - Mar. 31 (12 classes) 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. Day: Thursdays, 6pm - 7pm Dates: Jan. 14 - Mar. 31 (12 classes) Fee: $163.80

 Yogakids

Yogakids is a program that integrates: reading, storytelling, music, art and yoga to educate the ‘whole child’. Children learn to stretch, breathe, relax, and enjoy in playful ways. This program sets a lifelong foundation for well-being and building selfesteem. It also helps to improve focus and attention that can transfer into all areas of the child’s life. This class is an un-parented class for 3-8 year olds, space is limited to 10 children. Day: Saturday, 9:30am - 10:15am Dates: Jan. 23 - Mar. 19 (7 classes) No class Feb. 13 or Mar. 12) Fee: $95.50

 Flow yoga with Kirsten Flow yoga 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. Day: Saturdays, 8am - 9am Dates: Jan. 23 - Mar. 19 (7 classes) NO class Feb. 13 or Mar. 12 Fee: $95.50

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, 6pm - 8:30pm Fee: $57.75 price includes handouts and a 5ml essential oil

 Yin Yoga and Acupuncture

In this workshop, Daria will move you through the experience of balancing the physical body and nervous system. First we will have a 90 minute yin yoga practice followed by gentle acupuncture by Kirsten Montgomery B.Sc. R.Ac. (registered acupuncturist) to help release energy blocks and get your qi flowing. Date: TBD Cost: $57.75

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 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: Friday, June 24 - 27, 2016 (various times) Fee: $99.75 Includes handouts

 Yoga Kids Workshop for Parents with Kim

This two-hour workshop will teach you as parents how to help your child regulate energy, develop coping and cooperation skills, make healthy life choices, get relaxed and calm for bed, promote physical fitness…and much more. This workshop is for parents only. Date: Sunday, Feb. 28, 2pm - 4pm Fee: $42

 Blindfolded yoga practice with Melanie

Take your yoga practice to the next level as you join Mel on this very mindful class focusing on breath work, asana practice and meditation all while being blindfolded. When we remove one of our senses and we step on our yoga mat, we experience a heightened awareness in the remaining senses. Due to the nature of this workshop, previous yoga experience is required. Date: Sunday, Jan. 24, 2:30pm - 4pm Fee: $42.00

 Core Mechanics with Vickie

Explore how core mechanics relates to pelvic floor health, better athletic performance and healthy function in your daily activities. Connect your core to the rest of your body and see how different your movement is. Based on pilates and yoga theory. Date: Saturday, Feb. 6, 2:30pm - 4pm Fee: $52.50

 Fung Loy Kok Taoist Tai Chi™

Wetaskiwin Memorial Arts Centre, lower level, 5602 - 50 St. 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. Beginner classes Monday & Wednesday starting Jan. 4, from 7pm - 8pm Continuing classes are ongoing Mondays and Wednesdays from 7pm - 9pm For more information or to register call 780-387-5947 www.taoist.org

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SHANTI WELLNESS CENTRE  Agatsu Kettlebell Fitness

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

 Self-Defense with Sensei Nanji

We have been hearing a lot of things in the news lately where we now find it necessary to offer this to our clients and the public in general. This is a longer program because we want to ensure that the skills you learn become an unconscious part of daily life. Date: Mondays, Jan. 4 Time: 6pm Fee: $150 for 12 weeks Age: 13 and up

 Authentic Japanese Karate

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, Jan. 4 Time: 6:30pm Fee: $175 per adult, $125 per child for a semester Age: 12 and up

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, Jan. 6 Time: 4:45pm - 5:20pm & 5:25pm - 6pm 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, Jan. 12 - Mar. 1 (8 weeks) Time: 6:15pm - 7:30pm Early bird fee (Jan. 2 - 5): $99 plus GST Regular fee: $105 plus GST

 Winter Warm-up Flow Yoga

For intermediate students. Date: Thursdays, Jan. 7 - Feb. 25 (8 weeks) Time: 7pm - 8pm Fee: $105

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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

 Restorative Yoga

Take some ‘me’ time with this mini therapeutic retreat designed to help the body and mind in a gentle release using supported yoga poses, breath-work and stillness. This all level floor class helps re-set the baseline of the nervous system, alleviates tension and stress, and helps to balance hormone levels and reduce pain. Date: Saturday, Mar. 12 Time: 9am - 11:30am Fee: $45 (GST incl.)

 Strength Flow Yoga, Yin Fusion

(Therapeutic hip & back care), Gentle & Beginners Yoga Discover the many benefits of yoga in a relaxing, non-competitive environment. International Yoga Teacher Association full member, SOYA 500, Yoga Alliance Registered Teacher, Yin Certified, Therapeutic Yoga trained specialty, Pain Care Yoga Certified. First Aid Certified and Insured. Date: Jan. 13 - Mar. 23 Time: Wednesdays, 1pm, 6pm & 7:45pm Fee: $139 (includes GST)

 Yoga for Pain, Mobility & Strength Private Therapeutic Yoga

Therapeutic Yoga is an emerging field with effective applications to help get you moving with greater ease and freedom. This 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. Private 1 hour sessions are designed specific to your needs and goals with custom plans to continue your progress at home. Date: On going private appointments Time & Fees vary, please see website

 Yin & Tonic

This one-of-a- kind combination of Traditional Yin, Therapeutic Yoga, QiGong and Acupressure class is a fusion of goodness for the body & soul. Wanda takes you through an introspective practice of deep release and focus to help bring you back into balance. Be nourished as we work with cleansing and clearing the meridians (energy channels) within the body to find greater mobility and foundational stability. Date: Friday, Feb. 26 Time: 6:30pm - 9pm Fee: $45 (GST incl.)

 Moon Salutations for a New Year

Join Wanda the eve of the first Full Moon of 2016. Release, nurture and strengthen as we connect with the energy of the moon through an introduction to Moon Salutations. The full moon is an auspicious time, a time of transition, invoke the power within through music, movement and mandala meditation. Plant your seeds, begin again and get ready to manifest your hearts desires in 2016. Beginners welcome! Date: Saturday, Jan. 23 Time: 2:30pm - 5pm Fee: $45 (GST incl.) 2016 WINTER PROGRAM GUIDE

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, 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 (60 min)

 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, 12pm

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)

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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, Jan. 11 - Mar. 21, 11 - 11:30am No stories Monday, February 15

 Play With Your Food at the Library!

Edible crafts for all ages. Tuesdays, Jan. 12 - Mar. 22, 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, Jan. 13 - Mar. 23, 6:45pm 7:15pm

Visit the library for Lego play with one of our many amazing Lego sets. Ages 5+ Thursdays, Jan. 14 - Mar. 24, 3:30pm 4:30pm

 Tales for Twos with Miss Tamara

Friday morning fun with stories, songs, and rhymes. Ages 2 - 3. Fridays, Jan. 15 - Mar. 11, 10:30am - 11am

 Winter Crafts

Join us for some warm-up crafts, giant games, treats and hot chocolate at the library. All ages welcome. Saturday, Jan. 16, 10:30am - 12noon

 Family Movie, Yay No School!!

Watch a family movie and enjoy some popcorn at the library! All ages welcome. Movie to be announced. Friday, Jan. 29, 12:30pm

 Happy Valentine’s Day!!

Join Miss Tamara for some Valentines stories, crafts and treats. All ages welcome. Friday, Feb. 12, 10:30am

 Kids Lego & Game Fun

Play some cool giant games and create with Lego at the library. Ages 5+ welcome. Saturday, Feb. 20, 10:30am - 12noon

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TEEN PROGRAMS

 No School Stories & crafts

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

 Teen Fun!

Teen fun day at the library. Activity to be announced. Teens and tweens welcome. Friday, Jan. 29, 2:30pm

 Family Movie, Yay No School!!

 Teen Nail & Make-Up!

Visit the library and Kat will give you some cool tips to try out. Teens and tweens welcome. Saturday, Feb. 27, 2pm

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

 Teen Game Day!

 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

Teen fun at the library. Games, snacks, and entertainment. Teens and tweens welcome. Saturday, Mar. 12, 1pm - 4pm

 Easter Egg Hunt & Family Movie Day!

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

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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

 Tech Time

Book a one-on-one session with library staff and learn how to use computers, the internet, tablets, e-readers or smartphones. Call 780-361-4446 to schedule an appointment.

 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 Movie Night Out

Every second Tuesday of the month, visit the library for an exciting 18+ movie and popcorn. Titles to be announced. Jan. 12, 6pm - 8pm Feb. 9 - 6pm - 8pm Mar. 8 - 6pm - 8pm

 Trivia Night

Join library staff at Barney’s for fun trivia, games and prizes! Must be 18+ to attend. Friday, Feb. 26, 7pm - 10pm

 Paint Nite

If you’ve always wanted 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 from our host, you will take home a simple, but beautiful painting at the end of the evening. 18+ program. $45. Register on-line. Jan. 29, 7pm - 10pm Mar. 11, 7pm - 10pm

 Homebound Delivery

Wetaskiwin Public Library staff visit every seniors’ group home in Wetaskiwin to deliver and pick-up 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.

Wireless Wednesdays TECHNOLOGY TALK

1st & 3rd Wednesdays of every month at 10am Have questions about laptops, computers, tablets, Kobos, smartphones, internet, email or Facebook? Drop by for a question and answer session with Svea and we can find the answers together! No registration necessary Free for all Ages.

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In an effort to provide citizens with a one-stop shop for all events, the City of Wetaskiwin has collaborated with Wetaskiwin Family and Community Support Services, the Manluk Centre, and the Wetaskiwin Chamber of Commerce to bring you a comprehensive listing of events in Wetaskiwin and area. 1Calendar.Wetaskiwin is YOUR calendar where it is FREE to post events, activities and programs; and to SEARCH and discover what is happening in your community on any given day.

HOW IT WORKS 1. POST EVENTS • On-line event submission (manual forms are available at City Hall, Chamber of Commerce and Manluk Centre) (Guidelines apply) • Choose from Five Event Categories to post your event 2. SEARCH FOR EVENTS • Search events by name, venue, day or month • Search results are downloadable to your Microsoft Calendar • Event locations linked to Google Maps • See at a glance what is happening on any given day in Wetaskiwin 3. SUBSCRIBE TO EVENTS • Free Subscription options via RSS Feed or e-mail notification 4. SITE IS MOBILE PROVIDING ON THE SPOT ACCESS TO WHAT’S HAPPENING IN WETASKIWIN.

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CITY OF WETASKIWIN RECREATION DEPARTMENT City of Wetaskiwin Recreation Department To register or for more information: 780-361-4444 Manluk Centre: 4514-50 Avenue www.wetaskiwin.ca/register

 Little Carvers

Ages: 4-6 yrs. Learn to Skate will introduce your child to forward skating, gliding, stopping and backward skating. This program is designed for participants who are new to skating. Participants should be able to stand and walk on skates with straight ankles off the ice. Participants must wear a CSA approved hockey helmet. Parents are welcome on the ice with your child. Dates: Wednesday, Jan. 20 - Feb. 24 Times: 10am -10:30am or 10:45am 11:15am Fee: $60/child +GST

 Little Shredders

Ages: 8-12 yrs. Little Shredders will give your child an opportunity to discover the world of skiing. This program will give your child 3 one hour lessons and time to ski on their own at Gwynne Valley Ski Hill. Rental equipment and lift passes included. Snowboarders welcome. Dates: Friday, Jan. 22 - Feb. 5 Times: 5:30pm - 9:30pm Fee: $180/child +GST

 PD Day Camp

PD 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. 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. Ages: 6-12 yrs. Dates: Friday, Jan. 29 Times: 9am - 4pm Fee: $30/day +GST

 PD Day Ski Camp

Ages: 8-12 yrs. PD Day Ski Camp will give your child an opportunity to discover the world of skiing. You will get a day of skiing at Rabbit Hill! Come and join us in shredding up the hill! Rental equipment and lift passes included. Snowboarders welcome. Please pack a lunch and wear appropriate clothing. Dates: Friday, Mar. 4 Times: 9am - 5pm Fee: $80/child +GST

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 Teachers Convention Camp Day 1

Ages: 6-12 yrs. Teachers Convention 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: Thursday, Feb. 4 Times: 9am - 4pm Fee: $30/day +GST

 Teachers Convention Camp Day 2

 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 lots more! The day will end with a swim, so don’t forget your swim suit and

towel. Participants are required to bring a lunch, snacks and water bottle. Dates: Friday, Jan. 29 Times: 9am - 4pm Fee: $25 + GST

 Babysitter’s Course

11+ yrs. 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, Mar. 4 Times: 9am - 4pm Fee: $50 + GST

 Public Skating

Open to All Ages Skating opportunity where participants can enjoy a leisurely skate around the ice surfaces. Skate Aides are provided for those just learning to skate. No sports equipment or outside skating aides are permitted during these opportunities. Dates: Please see the arena schedule at www.wetaskiwin.ca for dates and times Fee: Free Admission

 Family Skate

Open to All Ages A leisure skating opportunity just for families. Children must be accompanied by a parent / guardian. Dates: Please see the arena schedule at www.wetaskiwin.ca for dates and times Fee: Free Admission

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 Adult and Child Stick and Puck

10 yrs. & under These sessions are for players 10 years of age and under and an adult. Children have an opportunity to bring their hockey stick / puck or ringette stick / ring onto the ice in order to practice their skills. Full equipment is required for children and parents must be on the ice surface with a helmet and skates. Dates: Please see the arena schedule at www.wetaskiwin.ca for dates and times Fee: Free Admission

 Drop-in Youth Shinny

Open to All Ages An opportunity for participants in full equipment to enjoy a pick-up game of hockey. Players are expected to be courteous to others and rotate play regularly to allow fair playing time for all players, including goalies. Dates: Please see the arena schedule at www.wetaskiwin.ca for dates and times Fee: Free Admission

 Strollercise & Preschool Picassos

Parents and Children 0-5 yrs. Strollercise is a cardio and strength building class that allows parents to get back into shape while spending time and bonding with baby. All fitness levels welcome. Preschool Picassos will give an opportunity for child to get their creative juices flowing. If they are ready for a change of pace after or during the excitement of Strollercise, have them come and join us in creating different arts and crafts.

Dates: Tuesdays, Jan. 12 to June 28 *Please note Preschool Picassos will not be available on March 29 Time: 10am - 11:30am Fee: $5 + GST drop-in. Fee gets you access to both programs.

 Walking Program

Open to All Ages. The Walking Program provides an opportunity to come for a walk in the Drill Hall. This program is designed to give people a space to walk while staying out of the cold. Come alone or bring a friend and enjoy a nice stroll with us. Dates: Monday - Friday, Oct. 20, 2015 to Mar. 26, 2016 Time: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9am - 10:30am Tuesday and Thursday 1pm - 2:30pm Fee: Free Admission

 Morning Spin

Open to All Ages This mid-morning ride will give you a highintensity cardio workout in an inspiring, non-competitive atmosphere. Our instructors will empower you to reach your full potential and help reach your fitness goals. Limited to 10 participants. Dates: Saturday, Jan. 16 to Mar. 5 Times: 10am - 11am Fee: $64 + GST Drop-in Fee: $5 + GST for Members $10 + GST for Non-Members

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 Hooping for Fitness

Open to All Ages Hooping is cardio without counting. Hooping improves core strength, tones your stomach, arms, thighs and butt, is a lowimpact, high-energy workout that can burn approximately 400 - 600 calories in an hour. Hooping is also a new way to relieve the stresses and strains of everyday life. Not only does your body benefit, hooping also improves your balance and posture, increases coordination and improves flexibility. Limited to 10 participants. Dates: Monday, Jan. 11 - Mar. 7 *no class on Feb. 15 Times: 6:45pm - 7:45pm Fee: $64 + GST, Drop-in Fee: $5 + GST for Members, $10 + GST for Non-Members

 Fit Body Boot Camp

Open to All Ages Fit Body Boot Camp is an energetic fitness and fat loss workout program that includes motivation dynamic resistance training; all designed to get you the body that you want in a safe, fun and non-intimidating atmosphere. All fitness levels welcome! Limited to 12 participants. Dates: Wednesday, Jan. 13 - Mar. 2 Times: 5:30pm - 6:30pm Fee: $64 + GST, Drop-in Fee: $5 + GST for Members, $10 + GST for Non-Members

 Cycle and Spin

Open to All Ages Take a break from your ordinary gym routine! In Cycle & Spin you will improve cardiovascular health. Your heart will race, your muscles will burn, but most of all, your spirit will soar! Limited to 10 participants. Dates: Wednesday, Jan. 13 - Mar. 2 Times: 7pm - 8pm Fee: $64 + GST, Drop-in Fee: $5 + GST for Members, $10 + GST for Non-Members

 Sweat It Up Circuit Training

Open to All Ages Easily modified exercises allow people of different skill levels to increased stamina and strength to keep you physically fit. 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: Monday, Jan. 11 - Mar. 7 *no class on February 15 Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm Session 2 Dates: Thursday, Jan. 14 - Mar. 3 Times: 7pm - 8pm Fee: $64 + GST, Drop-in Fee: $5 + GST for Members, $10 + GST for Non-Members

 Mindful Yoga

Open to All Ages Flow from one posture to another in conjunction with every breath. This class focuses on stretching, aligning and toning your body to balance and rejuvenate your whole being. Dates: Wednesday, Jan. 13 - Mar. 2 Times: 12noon - 1pm Fee: $64 + GST, Drop-in Fee: $5 + GST for Members, $10 + GST for Non-Members

 Yoga

Open to All Ages Flow from one posture to another in conjunction with every breath. This class focuses on stretching, aligning and toning your body to balance and rejuvenate your whole being. Dates: Monday, Jan. 11 - Mar. 7 Times: 8pm - 8:45pm Fee: $64 + GST, Drop-in Fee: $5 + GST for Members, $10 + GST for Non-Members

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 Spice Up Your Night Zumba

 Teens Game Night

Open to All Ages Zumba fitness is not a dance class but an exhilarating fitness class. Classes are energy filled with the use of upbeat, feel good music. So smile the night away in this fat burning, endorphin pumping and body toning one hour class. Session 1 Dates: Tuesday, Jan. 12 - Mar. 8 *no class on Feb. 16 Time: 7pm - 8pm Session 2 Dates: Thursday, Jan. 14 - Mar. 10 *no class on Feb. 18 Times: 7pm - 8pm Fee: $64 + GST, Drop-in Fee: $5 + GST for Members, $10 + GST for Non-Members

14-18 yrs. The Teens Game Night is a friendly, casual environment where you can go to play board games, card games, or even just come to chill out and talk to some new people. It’s a place where you can experience new, unique games and activities with people you can relate to. We encourage youth to check out the atmosphere. Participants should be between 14 and 18 years of age. We are open to any new ideas or changes that can be made to the club to make it in whole a better experience for all members. We hope to see you there! No registration required. Dates: Friday, Oct. 16, 2015 - Mar. 25, 2016 Times: 3:45pm - 7:45pm Fee: Free Admission

 Good Morning Zumba

 Dance On Cloud Nine

Open to All Ages Coffee and Zumba is a great way to start the day! We take the “work” out of “workout” in this one hour class to jump start your morning. Using Latin rhythms we will be working on cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility with a serious dose of awesome. Dates: Wednesday, Jan. 13 - Mar. 9 *no class on Feb. 17 Times: 6:15am - 7:15am Fee: $64 + GST, Drop-in Fee: $5 + GST for Members, $10 + GST for Non-Members

18+ yrs. You will learn a variety of practical dances like Foxtrot, Jive, Waltz, Rumba and Cha Cha. This will help you to enjoy weddings, holiday gatherings or a night out on the town. Add spice to your dance steps with basic easy to do moves. Couples required. Please register as a couple for this class. Dates: Wednesday, Jan. 13 - Feb. 17 Times: 7pm - 8:30pm Fee: $150/couple +GST Photo courtesy of Ron Asp

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MANLUK CENTRE FACILITY SCHEDULE Manluk Centre Wetaskiwin Regional Aquatics & Fitness Monday-Friday 6:00am-9:00pm Saturday 8:00am-8:00pm Sunday & STAT Holiday Hours 11:00am-6:00pm

STAT Holidays: January 1st, February 15th, March 28th & May 23rd Closed: Good Friday March 25th **Non-School Weekdays** January 29th, February 4th, 5th, March 4th, 24th, 29th – 31st, April 1st, 29th, May 20th, June 29th, 30th

Hours Wetaskiwin Co-op Competition Pool & Moussa Group Leisure Lanes Moussa Group Activity Pool Sirrs LLP Steam Room Credit Union Lazy River Russell & Sharalee Crawford Waterslide (blue slide)

Supreme International Waterslide (red slide) BoardRider® Surf System

Denham Ford Hot Tub Flaman Fitness Area

Monday Friday

**Nonschool Week Days**

Saturday

Sunday & STAT Holidays

6:00am9:00pm

8:00am8:00pm

11:00am6:00pm

9:00am9:00pm 6:00am9:00pm 6:30am9:00pm

8:00am8:00pm 8:00am8:00pm 8:00am8:00pm

11:00am6:00pm 11:00am6:00pm 11:00am6:00pm

4:00pm9:00pm

1:00pm9:00pm

12:00pm8:00pm

12:00pm6:00pm

1:00pm8:00pm

12:00pm7:00pm

12:00pm5:00pm

6:00am9:00pm 6:00am9:00pm

8:00am8:00pm 8:00am8:00pm

11:00am6:00pm 11:00am6:00pm

Wednesday – Friday 6:00pm8:00pm 6:00am9:00pm 6:00am9:00pm

Please Note: Portions of the pools may be used by aquatic user groups, scheduled for swim lessons or closed for special events. Swimming times change regularly according to pool programming. A minimum of one, 25m lane, will be available throughout the day in the Wetaskiwin Co-op Competition pool

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MANLUK CENTRE FACILITY ADMISSION Manluk Centre Wetaskiwin Regional Aquatics & Fitness Monday-Friday 6:00am-9:00pm Saturday 8:00am-8:00pm Sunday & STAT Holiday Hours 11:00am-6:00pm

Monthly Annual Membership Membership

Admission

Day Pass

Flex Card

Child (3-7)

$3.75

$33.75

$26.25

$236.25

Student (8-17)

$4.75

$42.75

$33.25

$299.25

Adult (18-59)

$7.25

$65.25

$50.75

$456.75

Senior (60+)

$4.75

$42.75

$33.25

$299.25

Family

$21.00

$189.00

$147.00

$1,176.00

Board Rider

$10.00

$90.00

(Immediate Only)

Shower Only $2.50

Life Jacket Rental $2.00

$5.00 per day with membership Little Swimmer $2.00

For their safety, Children under the age of 8 must be within arm’s reach of an adult and actively supervised, at all times. Recommended Adult to Child ratios are as follows: 1:2 Adults to Children ages 0-5 years & 1:3 Adults to Children ages 6 & 7 years

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MANLUK CENTRE SWIM SCHEDULE Manluk Centre Wetaskiwin Regional Aquatics & Fitness Monday-Friday 6:00am-9:00pm Saturday 8:00am-8:00pm Sunday & STAT Holiday Hours 11:00am-6:00pm

Aquatic Programs

Mon

Aquafit (shallow water – Co-op Competition Pool)

9:00am10:00am 6:30pm7:30pm

Lane Swim

Wed

Thurs

8:00am9:00am 6:30pm7:30pm 8:00am9:00am 6:30pm7:30pm

Deep Water Aquafit (Co-op Competition Pool) Stretch ‘n Move (Moussa Group Leisure Lanes) Red Cross Swimming Lessons (Co-op Competition Pool & Moussa Group of Pools) Wetaskiwin Masters (Co-op Competition Pool)

Tues

9:00am10:00am 6:30pm7:30pm 8:00am8:45am

10:15am12:15pm

7:30pm8:30pm

5:00pm7:30pm

Sat

8:00am9:00am

8:00am8:45am

5:00pm7:30pm

Fri

8:00am9:00am

9:00am12:00pm

5:00pm7:30pm

7:30pm8:30pm

6:30am7:30am

6:00am-8:00am We keep at least one 25m lane available for Lane swim in the Co-op Competition Pool throughout regular facility hours

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MANLUK CENTRE LESSON SCHEDULE Winter 2016 Swimming Lessons Welcome to the Manluk Centre’s Red Cross Swim program. You have chosen Canada’s largest and most recognized swimming and water safety program. With an emphasis on swimming skills, water safety, and fitness activities, Red Cross Swim sets the foundation for a lifetime of swimming and fitness. Below is our lesson schedule for January to March 2016

After-school lessons: 5:00-7:30pm Session #1

Mon/Wed

Session #2

Mon/Wed

Levels offered

Jan 4—Feb 3, 2016

SeaOtter/Sal-SunF/Croc-Whale/ 1/2/3/4/5-6

Tue/Thu

Feb 8—Mar 14, 2016

Tue/Thu

*No lesson Feb 15th Family Day

StarF-Du-SeaT/SeaOtter/Sal-SunF/ 1/2/3/4/9-10

Levels offered

Mon

Jan 4—Mar 14, 2016 *No lesson Feb 15th Family Day

StarF-Du-SeaT/ SeaOtter/Sal-SunF/ Croc-Wha

Saturday morning lessons: 9:00am-12:00pm

Saturday Session #1 Levels offered

Sat

*No Lesson Feb 4th

StarF-Du-SeaT/SeaOtter/Sal-SunF/ 1/2/3/4/7-8

Feb 16—Mar 17, 2016

SeaOtter/Sal-SunF/Croc-Whale/ 1/2/3/4/5-6

Preschool morning lessons: 10:15am-12:15pm

Pre-School Session #1

Jan 5—Feb 9, 2016

Jan 7—Mar 17, 2016

Thu

*No Lesson Feb 4th

StarF-Du-SeaT/ SeaOtter/Sal-SunF/ Croc-Wha

January 9—March 19, 2016

(9 lessons)

*No lesson on January 23rd & February 6th

Various Levels – Pre-School & Swim Kids

Adult & Teen Lessons Wednesday 6:30-7:30am

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MANLUK CENTRE LESSON FEES Winter 2016 Swimming Lessons Prices: Level

Minimum age

Duck

12 months

SeaTurtle

24 months

Time frame

Price

10 sessions @ 30min

$35.00

10 sessions @ 30min

$40.00

Swim Kids 1 - 4

10 sessions @ 30min

$40.00

Swim Kids 5 - 6

10 sessions @ 45min

$45.00

Starfish

4 months

SeaOtter Salamander Sunfish

3-5 years

Crocodile

Whale

Swim Kids 7 - 9

6 years

Swim Kids 10

Adult & Teen

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Program Evaluation Survey: Don’t forget to fill out a Program Evaluation Survey to provide the staff with your valuable feedback. Surveys will be out at the midpoint of each session.

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10 sessions @ 60min

10 session punch card

$50.00 $55.00

$85.00

 Please watch our website for all upcoming courses; from Babysitting to Lifeguarding to First Aid and Rec Programs.

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Registration: Registration can be done through our online registration at www.wetaskiwin.ca/register or in person at the Manluk Centre. In order to complete the process, payment must be made upfront.

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MANLUK CENTRE LEADERSHIP COURSES

W 2016

inter & Spring

Leadership Courses Standard First Aid $130+gst March 4 & 5, 2016 Friday & Saturday 9:00am-6:00pm

Bronze Star $85+gst January 9, 16 & 30 April 9, 16 & 23 9:00am-1:00pm

Bronze Medallion (Pre-requisite - Bronze Star or 13 yrs old)

$150+gst February 19, 20, 26 & 27 May 6, 7, 13 & 14 Fridays 5:00-9:00pm Saturdays 10:00am-4:30pm

Bronze Cross (Pre-requisite - Bronze Medallion)

$150+gst March 11, 12, 18 & 19 June 10, 11, 17 & 18 Fridays 5:00-9:00pm Saturdays 10:00am-4:30pm

Aquatic Emergency Care

$150+gst April 28—30, 2016 Thursday 4:00-9:00pm Friday & Saturday 9:00am-6:00pm

National Lifeguard (Pre-requisite is Bronze Cross, 16 years of age and AEC or SFA)

$350+gst May 19—23, 2016 Thursday 4:00-9:00pm Friday—Monday 9:00am-6:00pm

Registration: Registration can be done through our online registration at www.wetaskiwin.ca/register or in person at the Manluk Centre. In order to complete the process, payment must be made upfront.

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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 and fundraisers include Cystic Fibrosis Auction, Cookie Walk for Secret Santa and Blood Donor Clinics. If you are between 19 & 90 yrs old and would like to get out of the house, have fun, and 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 To learn more call Wendy at 780-352-6907 or Mimmi or 780-352-8853

 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 780-350-2587

 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.com 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

 Wetaskiwin Out of School Care

Accredited and licensed program for children 6 - 12 years of age that offers organized and structured programming that meets the developmental needs of children by understanding the stages of child development. A healthy snack is provided and van shuttle from local schools is available for children attending program. Day Camps offered on non-instructional school days from 8am - 5pm Monday to Friday. Please contact us for fee information. Date: Monday - Friday, Sept. 2, 2015 June 28, 2016 Time: 3:15pm - 6pm

 Early Learning and Child Care Centre (Daycare)

Robert B. Colborne Centre, 4013 48 St. 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. Date: Monday - Friday Time: 6:45am - 6pm Fee: Based on child’s age. Contact Leah at 780-352-4632 ext. 6 for information.

 Norwood School Out of School Care

Accredited and licensed program for children 6 - 12 years of age that offers organized and structured programming that meets the developmental needs of children by understanding the stages of child development. A healthy snack is provided and a walking van shuttle from Sacred Heart School to Norwood is available. Day Camps offered on non-instructional school days from 8am - 5pm Monday to Friday. Please contact us for fee information. Date: Monday - Friday, Sept. 2, 2015 June 28, 2016 Time: 3:15pm - 6pm

 Keystone Club

Leadership Club for youth 14 to 18 years focussing on 5 core elements: service to club and community, teamwork, healthy choices, leadership and learning for life. Personal awareness and self-confidence will be developed in a supportive team environment through activities and projects at the club and community with opportunities to attend regional and national conferences. Please contact us for fee information. Date: Wednesdays, Oct. 2015 - May, 2016 Time: 4pm - 5pm

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 Rogers Raising the Grade

Program aims to provide young people between 12 and 19 years with the skills, tools and opportunities that will equip them to excel academically and secure their future success as productive, independent and contributing members of society. This after-school academic program, with access to the Rogers Technology Centre, allows youth to explore their interests, receive homework support, connect with mentors, interact with peers, increase their digital literacy, and explore career and postsecondary opportunities. There is no fee to attend this program. Dates: Monday - Friday, Sept. 2, 2015 June 28, 2016 Time: 3:15pm - 6:pm

 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 self-esteem by being a reliable friend. No fee: Adult Volunteer Program (adults +18 and older). Date: Sept. - May (school year) Time: Various days, Monday - Friday Contact Kelsy 780-361-1950 ext. 2 for more information.

 Volunteer Program

Making a difference in a child’s life isn’t complicated. Whether you have a lot of time, or a little; a special skills or just a desire to help, you can make a difference to a child. Volunteers required for; Rogers Raising the Grade, Stars Mentoring, Out of School Care, After School Programs, governance, as well as various fundraising opportunities that take place throughout the year. Date: Various Time: Various Contact Corene at 780-361-1950 ext. 1 for more information.

 Native Friendship Club

Native Friendship Club provides opportunities for children, ages 6-17, to participate in a program that is specifically designed to explore and experience the native culture, traditions, and spirituality. A positive aboriginal role model facilitates the program and activities that include crafts, games, cooking, storytelling, drumming, dancing, language lessons or guest speakers/elders. Date: Mondays, Oct. 2015 - May 2016 Time: 5pm - 6pm

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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: Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays 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, 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 to 4:30pm, Walk-in & Appointments Available

 Tele-Ophthalmology Clinic

Diabetic patients can get their annual digital retinal photographs of their eyes taken at the Wetaskiwin PCN office. The pictures are then sent to the Royal Alex Hospital in Edmonton for review by an Ophthalmologist. Reports are sent to the family physician. Date & Time: Fridays, 8:30am - 4:30pm, by appointment Referral: Your PCN Physician / Primary Care Nurse

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 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

 Wetaskiwin Primary Care Network Workshops

• Are FREE but registration is required call 780 312 - 2500 to register or visit the website at www.wetaskiwinpcn.ca (workshop page) for online registration. • Are taught by a health care professional • Workshops run generally 2 to 3 times per year. Check the website for the next scheduled date.

 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 you to QUIT.

View the 2016 WINTERPROGRAM GUIDE on-line • Find out how to register for programs • Find learning opportunities in your community

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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.

 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.

 Alberta Law Libraries

2nd Floor, Wetaskiwin Court House, 4605-51 St. 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 2016 WINTER PROGRAM GUIDE

 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 also with 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: Monday - Friday, 8:30am 4:30pm For more information: joan.carriere@gov. ab.ca or 780-361-1308 (main office) www.albertacourts.ca

 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. Date/Time: 365 days – 24/7 Fee: No Cost To register call 780-672-1035

McMan Youth, Family & Community Service Association For further information or to register call 780-352-3517 or or email Wetaskiwinhealthyfamilies@mcman.ca www.mcman.ca

 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.

 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.

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County of Wetaskiwin  Solar Energy-Direct Uses  Livestock Wintering - Site and Feeding Considerations

Glen Park Hall A free lunch and workshop discussing wintering site, feeding and management options. Will feature specialists from Alberta Agriculture and Forestry and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. Date: Thursday, Jan. 21 Time: 11:30am - 3pm Please call Kim to register, 780-387-6182 or kbarkwell@county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca or kimb@leduc-county.com

 Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) We are already doing

it; EFP is a way to prove it. County of Wetaskiwin Main office or Leduc County Ag Services • Why do an Environmental Farm Plan? • Maintain market access • Sustain production • Manage risks • Provide a healthy landscape for the next generation Get your EFP completed and projects planned before spring! An EFP is required to access funding under the Growing Forward 2, On Farm Stewardship Program. Date: Jan. - Mar., 2016 Time: Daytime Call to set up an appointment. Individuals or small groups welcome. Contact Kim at 780-387-6182 or kbarkwell@county.wetaskiwin.ab.ca

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 coldclimate 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. 2016 WINTER PROGRAM GUIDE

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EVENTS  Covenant Bay

Pigeon Lake Covenant Bay is a camp and retreat centre located on Pigeon Lake, AB. Registration is now open for all 2016 programs. Don’t miss out on early bird discounts. Coming January 29-31, 2016 is “Guys Winter Weekend” - a time for guys to connect with their sons, brothers, dads and friends! In need of a place for your next group gathering? Contact us today to learn of what guest service and facility options we have for you. For more information contact Covenant Bay at 780-586-2828 or www.covenantbay.ca

 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-theLake-Park. Date: Sunday, Sept. 18, 2016 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)

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

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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 Fluency

Improve Pronunciation – Make Progress – Communicate Clearly. Join our class and build confidence speaking the English language. Date: Fridays, Feb. 5 - Mar. 11 Time: 10am - 12noon Fee: $20

 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. Dates: Wednesdays, Jan. 13 - Mar. 23 & Apr. 13 - June 15 Time: 6pm - 8pm Fee: $10 for each 10 week session of classes

 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, Jan. 25 - Mar. 7 & Apr. 11- May 16 Time: 6pm - 8pm Fee: $40 (includes Text Book) for a 6 week session

 Rhyming Tots (FREE)

Free drop-in program for parents/ caregivers and tots (0-5 yrs) with a focus on language development. Oral language fun with rhymes, songs, stories, craft activities and snack. Transportation available. Morning Session: The Early Education and Family Wellness Centre, 5606-47 St. Afternoon Session: Parent Link, 4415A - 49 St. Dates: Tuesdays, Jan. 12 - Mar. 22 & Apr. 12 - May 31 Times: 9:30am - 10:30am & 1:30pm - 2:30pm

The Wetaskiwin Community Literacy Program needs Volunteers! One hour each week will give you the opportunity to help someone reach their learning goal. Volunteer opportunities include Senior Connect and tutoring, and training is provided. Contact the Literacy Office at 780-352-7257 to learn more. “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” Winston Churchill

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 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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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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THE COMMUNICATION KNOT 780-361-5550 teresa@communicationknots.com Bring out the best in you or your organization with this 4 week workshop, 1.5 hrs/wk, workshops are customized to your needs. Learn how each “C” will enhance your success. Happiness and enthusiasm start within. Ensure your vision, mission and values are working for you. Workshops will give you the tools you need to help you learn to:

 Connect in a Positive Manner

How do we connect with ourselves and the world and how do we allow the world to connect with us? Focus is on bringing awareness and insight to what we are putting out and what we are receiving in return through confidence building, examining our values, being responsible and accountable to ourselves and our world, presenting self positively, stress management, maintaining healthy boundaries, money and budgeting, and healthy decision making. Why being kind is so important.

Essential Skills for Success

• 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 info@ clcwetaskiwin.ca

 Communicate Effectively

How are we communicating with the world and how is the world communicating with us? Broken down to three components Listening, Hearing and Being Heard. What is the art of effective listening by examining active listening, eye position, body language, gestures, culture, color. How hearing is impacted and how we can minimize miscommunicating. How effectively are we being heard and tips to ensure effective communication increasing productivity; personally and professionally. Say what you need to say.

 Create an Environment of Trust and Respect

How do we learn to trust and respect self, enhance our environment and allow the environment to support us? Here we examine anger, conflict, team work, problem solving, energy awareness, colour therapy, increasing positive vibrations in self and our environment, managing change. Creating safety and security.

 Cultivate Hidden Potential

What lies hidden within us that we want to discover and cultivate to enhance ourselves and our world? Examining our dreams, talents, interests and raising confidence to take on new ventures. Creating abundance through goal planning and setting. Effectively creating goals that work and steps to ensure their success while having fun. What is my passion and living it! You deserve the best because you are the best! 2016 WINTER PROGRAM GUIDE

My Step Forward

Take your next step forward this winter 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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Step forward with NorQuest College in Wetaskiwin Fit learning into your schedule with full-time, part-time, and hybrid program options plus hundreds of online credit and non-credit courses through eCampusAlberta and ed2go: • Community Support Worker • Early Learning and Child Care • Health Care Aide • English Language Training • Academic Upgrading • Foundations for Learning We also offer flexible continuing education and professional development programs and courses. 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

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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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PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS 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

Thanks to the demand, parents in Wetaskiwin can enroll their children in French Immersion. Generally, students start in Kindergarten but they can start in Grade one – even if they have not attended a French Immersion Kindergarten. Parents are not expected to understand or speak French. A wealth of resources is available to help parents support and encourage their child’s learning. Learning a second language has been shown to have a positive impact on intellectual growth. In fact, studies suggest learning another language can enhance cognitive and intellectual abilities.

games, Tug of War Competitions and the all time favorite CABANE À SUCRE! (Maple syrup toffee on a stick). Date & Time: Saturday, Mar. 7, 1pm - 3pm

 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. Dates & Times: Tuesday, Mar. 24, 7pm

 French Immersion Open House

SPOTLIGHT on French Immersion!! Come see French Immersion in action. Seeing is Give the gift of another Language to your believing. Have the opportunity to spend child. French Immersion is an academic time in French Immersion classrooms and Program provided by the Wetaskiwin solidify your decision to put your child in Public School board. Have the benefits of a second language learning environment. small class sizes. French Immersion courses Witness firsthand students learning and extend to the High School. The advantages communicating competently in FRENCH!! last a lifetime!! Consider the options today. French is the language of instruction for a significant part of the school day.  French Winter Carnival The desired outcomes for students in this program are a high proficiency in the Outdoor rinks West of the pool English language; functional fluency in Celebrate the tradition of Winter Games French and a mastery of the skills and in Wetaskiwin at the French Winter abilities identified in all subject areas. All Carnival. At the outdoor rinks West of the students follow the Alberta Curriculum. pool. Enjoy. . .Skating (Approved helmet Dates & Time: May 25 & 26, 1pm - 3pm required), Broomball, Snowshoeing, Winter City of Wetaskiwin | Wetaskiwin Community Learning Council

 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 (c) 780-361-9526 or (h) 780-352-7512.

 Early Learning and 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

 Growing In Grace Preschool

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

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 free programs for young families and caregivers with children 0-6. 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. Crafts, ooey-gooey messy play, cooking, gardening, music, getting creative, active outdoor and indoor play and more.

 Parent EducatioN

Learn about different topics around the joys and challenges of being a parent; such as strengthening your relationship with your child, teaching social and emotional skills, promoting positive behaviour, managing difficult behaviour and more. We offer Triple P!

 Connections & support

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Early Education & Family Wellness Centre 5606 47 Street Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 2A2 The Early Education & Family Wellness Centre offers a Preschool opportunity for children as young as 2 years 8 months as of September 1/16 turning 3 by December 31/16 with identified special needs such as: §Speech Language Delays § Motor Delays §Developmental Delays A team consisting of certificated teachers, speech/language therapists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, family wellness workers and teaching assistants work together developing individual programming to facilitate each child to achieve their potential. We also invite children who are 3 years 8 months as of September 1/16 (turning 4 by December 31/16) with age appropriate development skills to participate in our high quality, play based learning environment. Limited spaces available Spring Registration will be held on Wednesday, March 16th from 1-3 pm. Please call to schedule a time.

Call 352-0224 for further information Or visit |our website:Community http://www.eefwc.ca City of Wetaskiwin Wetaskiwin Learning Council

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 St. 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 and 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 1:30 pm

 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

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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: $210.00 or $35/Month, Session 2: $140.00 or $35/Month. Insurance is $50.00/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. Session 1: Jan. 13 - June 15 Look for us on Facebook @ Rez City Rippers, by email: rezcityrippers@hotmail. com or text Bootie-Buster at 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

 Wetaskiwin Figure Skating Club

Canskate Winter Semester 2 Starts Jan. 11, and runs until March 14, 2016. Ages 4+ Limited spots available. Contact the club to register. Everyone is invited to our annual Carnival, March 19th and check out all the great progress our skaters have made. Additional information for all programs and events can be found on our website www.wetaskiwinfsc.weebly.com Contact us by email w_f_s_c@hotmail.com

 Camrose Ski Club

Stoney Creek Centre, 5320-40 Ave., Camrose Youth and adult cross country ski, biathlon, luge, running, biking, and triathlon programs. Date: various Time: various Fee: various For more information visit our website www.camroseskiclub.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! Accepting registrations for rec and prep classes in January. 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!

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 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, Jan. 13 - Mar. 23 Time: 7:30pm - 8:30pm Fee: $85 – 11 classes To register call Wendy Crabtree at 780-352-0295 or e-mail crab@telusplanet.net

 Zumba with Wendy Crabtree

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, Jan. 12 Mar. 24 Time: 5pm - 6pm Fee: $85 – 11 classes, $165 – 22 classes To register call Wendy Crabtree at 780-352-0295 or e-mail crab@telusplanet.net

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TOWN OF MILLET  MILLET LITTLE P.I.P.S

5120-50 Street Phone: 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 St. Exhibit: Pioneer Women - Featuring: Ruth Brennan, Florence Day, Edith Dusdal, Alma Gray, Clara Thompson Special displays Millet Arts N Crafts, Millet United and St. Norbert’s Catholic Church Winter Hours: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1pm - 4:30pm Meetings: Last Monday of each month at 1pm in board room. Contact Tracey at 780-387-5558 or Email: info@milletmuseum.ca www.MilletMuseum.ca

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, 9:3 am 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 or Email: milletlittlepips@gmail.com Visit us on www.Facebook.com/millet-littlepeoples-indoor-play-society

 MILLET & DISTRICT ARTS & CRAFTS GUILD

Meet in Guild room (basement of administration building, 5120-50 Street) Meetings: 4th Tuesday every month except June, July, August and December at 7pm. 1st Tuesday: card making, 2nd Tuesday: stitch & chat, 3rd Tuesday: members choice, 4th Tuesday: monthly meeting, 5th Tuesday: members choice. 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

 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. 2016 WINTER PROGRAM GUIDE

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

 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 TOWN SQUARE MEETINGS

 MILLET IN BLOOM

 MILLET CURLING CLUB

 MILLET & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB

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

Curling Rink, 5148-50 Avenue Celebrating 80 Years (1935-2015) Fun League Mixed Curling, All Ages/ Skills Levels Welcome Bonspiels: Jan. 15-16 Sturling, March 1112, 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 Contact Irene at 780-387-4442 or Tracy at 780-352-5578

 MILLET & DISTRICT FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION

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

Millet Council Chambers, 5120-50 Street Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7pm; Work bee: Every Thursday at 6:30pm, Apr. - Nov. Contact Carol at 780-216-1378 or Email: carolsad@telus.net, www.Milletinbloom.ca

Millet Lions Hall, 5023-49 Ave. Meetings: 1st and 3rd Mondays of every month at 7pm; Open House: Every Friday at 7pm; Millet Lions Memorial Campground – now open no services behind Agriplex. Contact Dave at 780 387-8976 Campground bookings Hall phone: 780-387-4185, Capacity 75 Contact Pat at 780-387-4619 booking 56 passenger charter bus

 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH #229 Legion Hall, 5156-50 Ave. 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; Open House with Pool and Darts: Every Saturday at 4pm - 11pm Hall Phone: 780-387-5551, Capacity 110 Contact Kim at 780-387-4155

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 DO SOMETHING MAGAZINE

5104- 50 St. 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

SPORT & FITNESS  MILLET MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

Millet Agriplex, 54 St. & 45 Ave. Tournaments: Pre Novice - Jan. 30, Novice - Dec. 5 - 6, Atom - Feb. 5 - 7, Pee Wee - Jan. 15 - 17, Bantam - Feb. 19 - 21 and Hockey Day - Jan. 23, 2016 fun for the whole family 8am - 5:30pm Contact Roger Lorenson (President) at Roger.lorenson@teamInc.com www.MilletMinorHockey.com

 FLOOR CURLING

 NEW EDGE SKATING CLUB

 POTLUCK LUNCH & MILLET SENIORS CLUB MEETING

 ADULT DROP IN VOLLEYBALL

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

Millet Legion, 5156-50 Ave. Date: Last Wednesday of the Month Time: 12noon - 1:30pm Contact Ellen at 780- 387-4807

 CRIBBAGE

Millet Legion, 5156-50 Ave. Date: 2nd Tuesday of the Month Time: 1pm - 3pm Contact Ellen at 780- 387-4807

 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

Offering programs September - March Contact at Email: newedgeskatingclub@ gmail.com

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

 MILLET & DISTRICT MINOR BALL ASSOCIATION

Millet Ball Diamonds on 45 Ave. near 54 St. T-ball, Rookie, Mosquito, Peewee, Bantam, Girls softball Contact: Ron Buchaski (President) at 780-904-8205 Email: ronbuchaski@gmail.com www.MilletMinorBall.com

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 MILLET SOCCER ASSOCIATION

Offering affordable soccer fun for ages 2.5 yrs to 18. Registration starts in Feb., season runs May - June. Includes Timbits Tournament and Millet Classic Tournament. Dates: Varies depending on age group Times: evenings, tournaments on weekends Fees: range from $75-$150 For more information, please contact Erin at 780-352-7660 or email: milletsoccer@live.com milletsoccer.ca

 Yoga for Chronic Pain

Origin Yoga & Origin Therapeutics - Millet 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. Date: on-going registration Time: private appointments, Monday Friday Fee: variable See website for more information www.originyoga.ca or call Wanda at 780-886-0336

 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@telus.net

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MUSIC/FESTIVALS  SHARON GAIR

A. MUS.

• A laptop will be provided for all classes; however, participants may bring their own laptop computer.

Private piano & theory Contact: 780-387-4699 or Email: sbgair@telus.net

To view a full description of the programs please see CLC Winter Computer Classes on page 50-52.

 CONCERT IN THE COUNTRY

 Basic Computer Package

Gospel Concerts Contact Ron at 780-387-2263 Email: citcmillet@gmail.com www.concertinthecountry.com

MILLET PUBLIC LIBRARY Hours: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 10am - 8pm, Fridays, Saturdays 12noon - 5pm Town of Millet Library Board: Meeting at 6:30pm, Second Tuesday of each Month Preschool Story Times & Crafts: Wednesdays at 10:30am Lego Club: Thursdays at 3:30pm Make and Take Crafts: Fridays & Saturdays, 1:30pm - 4:30pm Contact Margaret at 780-387-5222 or Email:millet@yrl.ab.ca, www.milletlibrary.ca

Computer Classes

For Adults of All Ages

The following computer programs are available at the Millet Public Library in partnership with the Wetaskiwin Community Learning Council. To find out more and to register call 780-387-5222 or millet@yrl.ab.ca, Millet Public Library & Millet FCSS • Classes are intended to provide basic instruction for adults on laptop computers, with time to apply and practice what you have just learned.

For those that find computers 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. With registration in the complete Basic Computer Package (1. Caring for Your Computer, 2. Password Systems, 3. E-Mail Basics and 4. Cloud Storage) a package rate will apply (4 for the price of approximately 3). This rate applies to the Basic Computer Package in Millet only. For all programs participants must bring usernames and passwords. 1. TAKING CARE OF YOUR COMPUTER (4 hours) 2. PASSWORD SYSTEMS (2 hours) 3. E-MAIL BASICS (2 hours) 4. CLOUD STORAGE (2 hours)  FACEBOOK (4 hours)  SKYPE FOR EVERYONE (4 hours)  FINDING FREE STUFF ON THE INTERNET – SAFELY (4 hours)  ADVANCED E-MAIL (2 hours)

 UPGRADING TO WINDOWS 10 (4 hours)

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TOWN OF WINFIELD  WINFIELD COMMUNITY SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE

 Winfield Community Library

 Kool Katz Gymnastics Club

Computer Classes

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 at 780-514-6671 or Colleen at 780-682-3788

401-4th Ave., Winfield Classes are held October to March on Wednesday’s from 4:30 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. Class sizes are capped and fill up fast. Call/text Lisa at 780-514-6671 or Find us on Facebook!

 The Winfield and District Agricultural Society is committed to working within the community to make it a better place to live, work, and raise our families. Please feel free to come to our monthly meetings on the 2nd Monday of the month at 7:30pm.

Come in and check out our library and a few books too. There are many things you can do in our library. Free Wifi, Reading room, Borrow movies, Books, CD’s. Audio books, help with devices and downloading free books from the library. Stay tuned for up coming programs in the new year!! Open Tuesdays, 9am - 4pm & Wednesdays, 5pm - 8pm http://www.winfieldlibrary.ab.ca/ Winfield Community Library on Facebook

For Adults of All Ages

The following computer programs are available at the Winfield Public Library in partnership with the Wetaskiwin Community Learning Council and County of Wetaskiwin FCSS. To find out more and to register call the Winfield Library at 780-682-2498. • Classes are intended to provide basic instruction for adults on laptop computers, with time to apply and practice what you have just learned. • A laptop will be provided for all classes; however, participants may bring their own laptop computer. Please see opposite page (71) for summarized program description. For a full description of the programs please see CLC Winter Computer Classes on page 50-52.

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MULHURST BAY COMMUNITY  GROUP WALK & EXERCISE CLASS

Mulhurst Bay Community Hall To help get into healthy routine of doing a daily exercise. Improves agility, flexibility, strength, muscle toning and walking towards achieving 10,000 steps per day. Date: Tuesdays, Jan. 5 - Jan. 26 Time: 1pm - 2:30pm Cost: to be determined Contact Brenda Malo- 780-389-4442 To learn basic stitches and start a simple project.

 BEGINNER KNITTING & CROCHETING

Mulhurst Bay Community Hall To learn basic stitches and start a simple project Date: Sunday, January 10 & 17 Time: 1pm - 3pm Cost: To be determined Contact Kathy at 780-201-8246

 FLOOR CURLING

Mulhurst Legion Hall Come out and have a fun time with your friends. Beginners are welcome Date: Wednesday’s (for the winter months) Time: 1pm - 4pm Contact Gary Goble at 780-389-2260

Computer Classes

For Adults of All Ages

The following computer programs are available at the Mulhurst Bay Community Hall in partnership with the Wetaskiwin Community Learning Council and County of Wetaskiwin FCSS. To find out more and to register call Darlene at 780-389-3747 • Classes are intended to provide basic instruction for adults on laptop computers, with time to apply and practice what you have just learned. • A laptop will be provided for all classes; however, participants may bring their own laptop computer. To view a full description of the programs please see CLC Winter Computer Classes page 50-52. For all programs participants must bring usernames and passwords. 1. TAKING CARE OF YOUR COMPUTER (4 hours) 2. PASSWORD SYSTEMS (2 hours) 3. E-MAIL BASICS (2 hours) 4. CLOUD STORAGE (2 hours)  FACEBOOK (4 hours)  SKYPE FOR EVERYONE (4 hours)  FINDING FREE STUFF ON THE INTERNET – SAFELY (4 hours)  ADVANCED E-MAIL (2 hours)  UPGRADING TO WINDOWS 10 (4 hours)

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2016 SPRING

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