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SEPTEMBER 2020 DELIVERED MONTHLY TO 3,400 HOUSEHOLDS
DEER RUNvillager
your
THE OFFICIAL DEER RUN COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
HARVEST TIME
ENJOY THE FRUITS
OF YOUR LABOUR
Starting October 1, remember
to tag your extra garbage bags
Have an extra bag of garbage that won’t fit in your City black
cart? Be sure to buy a garbage tag. The cost is $3 per tag.
Where to buy tags
You can purchase tags at participating convenience and grocery stores around Calgary
or online. See the full list at calgary.ca/garbagetag
How to use garbage tags
• Fill your black cart first.
• Place your extra garbage in a bag and wrap a tag around the knot on top of the bag.
• On collection day, set the bag 0.5 metres (2 feet) from your black cart.
Help reduce garbage
We encourage everyone to look at what they’re buying and throwing away to find
ways to reduce waste. Sorting materials correctly helps maximize the use of all three carts
(blue, green, black).
Learn more at calgary.ca/garbagetag
0.5 metres
20-0004628
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
What an amazing and bizarre summer we have had. There
was a mixture of good and bad weather: tornadoes, hail
and multiple days of +30°c temperatures bringing heat ad-
visories. I hope people got to enjoy the good weather and
see some of our local attractions. It’s a pleasure to see that
things are looking good around the neighborhood. We are to mention lots of hand sanitizer! School is the one that
getting a lot of the projects completed on our homes. has me stumped. We could be in for a rough time once
flu season hits. I hope that I am wrong and we don’t ex-
In mid-August we had our final walk through for Phase perience another shut down. As my wife is at risk, our
One of the roof replacement at the community center. family has chosen the online option for school.
We had the skylight in the hallway removed as it was a
source of leaks for many years. CANA has done a great September has rushed upon us. It’s time to complete all
job. Thank you to the many volunteers who worked on the home improvement projects and for those who are
this project. able, and fortunate enough, to go back to work, and for
kids to go back to school.
While I was at the community centre that day, one of
the winners of the “We are Connected” contest came by In Deer Run and all over Alberta, people are bringing in
to pick up their prize. Congrats to all the winners! Thank the harvest. Enjoy the fruits of your labour!
you, again, to Ann-Cay Zurbriggen for obtaining the We ask everyone to keep washing your hands, practice
grant and organizing this event, plus all the other things physical distancing and wearing masks where required.
you do for the community. Most importantly – stay safe at school, at work and in
I was fortunate that one of my moving companies’ cli- your leisure activities.
ents gave us a hot tub. It was a nice treat to have added Kim Semeniuk
to our backyard. Local business owner Tim, and his wife
Amanda, from Pro Style Hot Tubs helped move the unit
to my house. He was excellent to deal with and I look
forward to having him service the unit. Thank you, Tim!
I was blessed to be able to work during most of the re-
cent difficulties, although with different procedures, not
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Typically, the moon rises on average 50
minutes later every day in a lunar month,
which is the time it takes the moon to travel
The opinions expressed within any published article, report
through all the moon phases. However, for
or submission reflect those of the author and should not be
a few days around the Harvest Moon, the
considered to reflect those of Great News Media and the Deer
Run Community Association. The information contained in moon rises less than 50 minutes later than
this newsletter is believed to be accurate but is not warranted the day before.
to be so. In the old days, the early moonrise for a few
Great News Media and the Deer Run Community Asso- days around the equinox meant that farmers
ciation do not endorse any person or persons advertising
could work and harvest their crops for a
in this newsletter. Publication of any advertisements should
not be considered an endorsement of any goods or services.
longer time in the evenings. (TimeAndDate.
com, Astronomy, Harvest)
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4 S E P T E M B E R 2020 I Call 403-720-0762 for advertising opportunitiesDeer Run
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Centre Hours (Subject to Change)
Monday to Friday – 9:00 am to 9:00 pm For function rental inquiries,
Saturday – 9:00 am to 8:00 pm please call 403-278-3117
Sunday – 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
DEER RUN CENTRE
Central Manager Rob Garnett 403-278-3117 rob@deerruncalgary.com
Front Desk 403-278-3117
Childcare Director Mercy Musakanya 403-271-3704 mercy@deerruncalgary.com
THE EXECUTIVES
President Kim Semeniuk kim@deerruncalgary.com
Vice President David Brooke david@deerruncalgary.com
Treasurer Ed McCrea ed@deerruncalgary.com
Secretary Terry Gallant terry@deerruncalgary.com
Past President Don Zver don@deerruncalgary.com
THE DIRECTORS
Ways and Means Etienne Bley etienne@deerruncalgary.com
Capital Expenditures Jay Clements jay@deerruncalgary.com
Communications Director Ann-Cay Zurbriggen commdirector@deerruncalgary.com
Sports Director Ken Werbicki ken@deerruncalgary.com
Social Director Vacant
Membership Director Susan Mitchell susan@deerruncalgary.com
Director at Large Donovan Harris donovan@deerruncalgary.com
Director at Large Mike Isakeit mike@deerruncalgary.com
Director at Large Wanda Kemp wanda@deerruncalgary.com
Director at Large Bill Mitchell bill@deerruncalgary.com
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D E E R R U N I S E P T E M B E R 2020 5BUSINESS CLASSIFIEDS
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able. Our rates are competitive. Call now for your free estimate. 403- to children from Kindergarten to Grade 6,
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families and children in the program to
LIFE INSURANCE: Protect your family in case you unexpectedly die. have a valid community membership.
Contact Jeff Tovee, CFP., at 403-923-5333, eternalwealth@f55f.com,
Our school year fees are as follows:
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• 3 Components: $475/Month – Mornings,
EXTERIOR WORKS: Siding, soffit, fascia, roofing and eaves trough. Lunch, After School
New or repair. Smaller projects, such as gates, fences, decks, general • 2 Components: $450/Month – Lunch
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• Kindergarten: $725/Month
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2020-21
dening services include spring and fall clean up; designing and plant- Do you have a child old enough to start
ing of flower beds; container / pot design and planting; creative input Kindergarten in September? Have a friend
and consultations; weekly or bi-weekly maintenance or as needed; looking for childcare for their soon-to-be
pruning and fertilizing; and more. Call or text 403-710-0117. school aged child? Our kinder registration
for the 2020-21 school year is open. We
THE FINISHER: Wives, I’m here to finish what your husband started,
require a $70 deposit fee as well as a $30
and husbands, I’m here to start and finish those projects that need
fee for a 2020-21 Deer Run Community
to be done. From complete bathroom renos, basements developed
Association Membership and a complet-
and upgraded, to fences, decks, and sidewalks. Even aquarium set-up! ed registration form in order to guarantee
References available. Contact our team of professionals. Wendell at your child’s spot. The $70 deposit fee will
403-613-6807. go towards your first month’s payment.
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More information about our services can
cleanliness, and safety. Free quotes and affordable rates. Call or text
be found at www.deerruncalgary.com/
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childcare.
D E E R R U N I S E P T E M B E R 2020 7Mystery
Artist
Contest
Enter for a chance to win one of five double-scoop ice
cream cones at Annie’s Cafe!
Head down to the Artisan Gardens at Bow Valley
Ranche to find the artist’s name and take a picture of
yourself next to the artwork featured on this page.
Submit your name, photo, and the name of the artist
to commdirector@deerruncalgary.com by midnight
on September 20. Winners will be contacted by email
and their first name and initial announced on www.
deerruncalgary.com and our Facebook page.
Good luck!
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8 S E P T E M B E R 2020 I Call 403-720-0762 for advertising opportunitiesBack to Indigenous Elders and
Knowledge Keepers
School The Report of the Royal Commission on Aborigi-
Safely nal Peoples defines an Elder as:
Elders in Aboriginal communities are those
A message from the Federation of Calgary Com-
recognized and respected for knowing, living,
munities
and teaching the traditional knowledge. They
see the world through the eyes of the ancestors
Its back to school time! A new school year often and interpret the contemporary world through
brings more congestion in playground zones, lessons passed down through generations.
distraction, and more pedestrians than we have Their wisdom is transferred to young people
become accustomed to during the summer who seek their teachings. The elders are a living
months. bridge between the past and the present. They
also provide a vision for the future, a vision
Here are three tips to keep in mind when driving grounded in tradition and informed by the
or walking in playground zones this September experience of living on the land, safeguarding
and all year round: and disseminating knowledge gained over cen-
1. Follow the speed limit: First and foremost, turies…The elders are willing to share if we are
follow the posted speed limit of 30 km/h. willing to listen. We hope to do justice to their
Playground time zones are between the words. (RACP, Volume 4, p.3)
hours of 7:30 am and 9:00 pm, 7 days a week,
year-round. A collision with a pedestrian at
30 km/h is more likely to end in injury rather
Good Food Box
than a possible fatality going at the residen-
tial speed of 50 km/h.
2. Stop and look both ways: We want to set
good examples for young pedestrians. Stop,
and look both ways. It’s always good practice Good Food Boxes, prepared by the Community Kitchen Program
of Calgary, contain fresh fruits and vegetables bought direct from
to look one more time to the left and then
farmers and wholesalers. Good Food Box is a program to help any-
walk across the street between the cross-walk
one and everyone access fresh fruits and vegetables, regularly,
lines. Attempt to make yourself as visible as
and affordably. Learn more about the Good Food Box program at
possible. These are all good habits to practice
https://www.ckpcalgary.ca/program-services/good-food-box.
and to role model.
3. Follow directions: Whether you are driving, Box Options
walking, or biking, listen and watch for direc- Small Box: $25, 20-25lbs* of fruits and vegetables
tions from school safety patrollers. Follow the Medium Box: $30, 30-35lbs* of fruits and vegetables
direction of signals, signs, and the specific Large Box: $35, 40-45lbs* of fruits and vegetables
rules that the school has implemented. These Order Day Pickup Day
directions are for your safety and others, and September 8 September 17
are there to help reduce congestion and risks. September 29 October 8
October 27 November 5
By exercising caution and care, we can make our
*These weights are approximate. Weights will vary depending on
communities safer! produce size and density
For more resources, check out our website at To order or pick up, please contact Emma at 403-278-8263, at
calgarycommunities.com. Deer Park United Church, 77 Deerpoint Rd SE.
D E E R R U N I S E P T E M B E R 2020 9by Rob Lennard, The History Wrangler
Howdy! September 1, 2020, is Alberta’s 115th birthday, and to celebrate this
special day, I have dedicated this article to Historic Albertans who were either
born or married on September 1.
Pioneer’s Wedding Anniversary Date
Alberta’s Only Knighted Citizen John Glenn and his Métis wife Adelaide Bel-
Sir James Lougheed was born on September 1, 1854, fifty-one years before court were married on September 1, 1873,
Alberta became a province in 1905. He moved to Calgary in August 1883, the thirty-two years before Alberta became a
same month that the Canadian Pacific Railway arrived here. Sir James and his province. After they were married in north-
wife Belle welcomed many interesting people to their beautiful home, now ern Alberta, they loaded up their mule, trav-
called the Lougheed House, including the Duke of Connaught and his wife eled south, and settled where the Fish Creek
in 1912, when they led the first Stampede Parade, and the Prince of Wales in meets the Bow River, the site of today’s his-
1919. Sir James was named Chairman of the Military Hospitals in 1915. As a toric Bow Valley Ranche in Fish Creek Provin-
reward for his service, he was knighted by King George V in 1916, becoming cial Park. John and Adelaide were involved
the only Albertan to ever earn the honour. Sir James is also the grandfather in many activities in the area. At Fort Calgary,
of Peter Lougheed, who was the tenth premier of Alberta from 1971 to 1985. John built the stone fireplaces and grew hay
Brave WWI Victoria Cross Recipient for the horses. Adelaide operated a room-
Frederick Harvey was born in Ireland on September 1, 1888, seventeen years ing house for travelers to stay in and was
before Alberta became a province. His family immigrated to Medicine Hat, and also one of the most sought-after midwives
when WWI started, Frederick enlisted in the Lord Strathcona’s Horse. It was with in the area. Incidentally, one of the women
this fine regiment that Lieutenant Frederick Harvey received the Victoria Cross, whose babies she helped deliver was none
the highest award for bravery, for his actions on March 30, 1918, during the other than Belle Lougheed, the wife of Sir
advance on Moreuil Wood. He was also awarded the French Croix de Guerre. James.
10 S E P T E M B E R 2020 I Call 403-720-0762 for advertising opportunitiesMLA Calgary - Fish Creek
Richard Gotfried
403-278-4444
calgary.fishcreek@assembly.ab.ca
www.richardgotfried.ca
@RichardGotfried
L A N D S C A P I N G RichardGotfriedAB
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C U S TO M E R S AT I S FA C T I O N G U A R A N T E E D
Summer is sacred in Canada while September heralds the end
We specialize in all of long nights, and a sense of renewal and reflection as children
head back to school. Who would have predicted in January 2020
forms of landscape
that the backdrop for return to school would include COVID-19!
and Construction
Alberta prides itself on having quality education at both the
· Decorative Concrete
K-12 and post secondary levels. A strong history of excellence
Curbing
in learning comes with high expectations for both parents and
· Custom Decks
students alike. Post secondaries across the province have been
· Fences diligently looking at delivering quality education for the fall,
· Retaining Walls and for all higher learning institutions across the province, the
· Irrigation bulk of their instruction will be online. Many institutions felt that,
· Stamped and given the wide student population age range (18 to 108), and as
Exposed Concrete many as 400 students in larger lecture halls, the shift to online
· Bulk Topsoil Deliveries education for the upcoming semester was necessary. For the
· Through Tip Top Soil younger K-12 students, much of the conversation has focussed
around the term “near normal”. On July 21, with a follow up on
August 4, Minister of Education Adriana LeGrange announced
GOT A PLAN?
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there will be a return to masked, in-school learning this fall.
Jurisdictions across Alberta have experienced different rates
of COVID, and the provincial return to school kit provided to
local school boards enables the flexibility to adjust and adapt
to local needs, circumstances, and community infection rates.
Nothing about COVID is easy or without some level of personal,
professional or community anxiety. That is the reality. But we
know COVID has been hard on all of us emotionally, financially,
and physically. Having personally survived a Tsunami, a
bombing raid, and having to abandon a sinking ship gives me
the perspective to be grateful for life, to not take anything for
granted, and to recognize the need for calm and resilience in
supporting Alberta’s next generation of leaders in facing life’s
challenges. Resiliency allows us to move ahead knowing that
our sense of “normal” may be adjusted but that collectively we
have the fortitude to persevere and prevail just as our indigenous
people and settlers demonstrated when building Alberta.
As print deadlines for our local Great News publications are
a few weeks out, please note that some of the back to school
information provided may be amended prior to distribution. I
would recommend following me on Facebook for more current
information or signing up for our e-newsletter. I am forever
grateful for Dr. Hinshaw and her team who are in constant
communication with our Premier and Ministers in providing
timely scientific advice on the most current data in protection of
Albertans health and well-being.
As always, my office is open for virtual meetings and calls. Please
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