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APRIL 2018 YOUR OFFICIAL COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER CHAPARRAL trailblazer Bringing Chaparral Residents Together FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK @CHAPARRALCA www.chaparralcommunity.com
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IMPORTANT NUMBERS ALL EMERGENCY CALLS 911 April 2018 Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre 403-253-5250 AHS Addictions Hotline 1-866-332-2322 CHAPARRAL COMMUNITY ATCO Gas – 24 Hour Emergency Calgary HEALTH LINK 24/7 403-245-7222 811 10 CONTENTS ASSOCIATION Calgary Police – Non Emergency 403-266-1234 PO Box 58001, Chaparral RPO Calgary Women’s Emergency Shelter 403-234-7233 Calgary, AB, T2X-3V2 chaparralcommunity@shaw.ca Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-387-5437 7 CHAPARRAL COMMUNITY 22 SAFE & SOUND: ASSOCIATION NEWS BICYCLE HELMET SAFETY Kids Help Line 1-800-668-6868 Delivered monthly to 4,500 households and businesses for 15 years! Child Safe Canada 403-202-5900 Distress/Crisis Line 403-266-4357 10 CHAPARRAL GREEN THUMBS: 25 REAL ESTATE UPDATE Editorial Submissions “GREEN” GARDENING TIPS editor@chaparralcommunity.com All editorial content must be submitted by the 27th ENMAX – Power Trouble Poison Centre - Alberta 403-514-6100 1-800-332-1414 11 of the month for the following month’s publication. 26 TAKE ON WELLNESS: HOSPITALS / URGENT CARE 11 TEEN BABYSITTERS TEACHING SEXUAL HEALTH Advertising Opportunities 403-263-3044 | sales@great-news.ca Alberta Children’s Hospital 403-955-7211 All advertisements must be submitted by the 1st of Foothills Hospital 403-944-1110 13 KING’S CORNER 26 FOR ARTS’ SAKE: SPRING the month for the following month’s publication. INTO THE ARTS Peter Lougheed Centre 403-943-4555 Published by Great News Publishing Rockyview General Hospital 403-943-3000 Serving Calgary communities for 29 years 14 WHAT’S HAPPENING 87 newsletters reaching over 391,000 households Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre 403-955-6200 AT THE LAKE 30 BUSINESS CLASSIFIEDS in Calgary and surrounding areas. South Calgary Urgent Care Health Centre 403-943-9300 14 #34-4550 112 Ave SE South Health Campus 403-956-1111 16 FRIENDS OF FISH CREEK 33 AT A GLANCE Calgary, AB OTHER T2C 2K2 Calgary Humane Society 403-205-4455 Check out our website: Calgary Parking Authority 403-537-7000 www.great-news.ca SeniorConnect 403-266-6200 Calgary Kerby Elder Abuse Line 403-705-3250 Alberta One-Call Corporation 1-800-242-3447 The opinions expressed within any published article, report or submission City of Calgary 311 16 26 26 reflect those of the author and should not be considered to reflect those of Social Service Info & Referral 211 Great News Publishing and Chaparral Community Association. The information contained in this newsletter is believed to be accurate, but is Community Mediation Calgary Society 403-269-2707 not warranted to be so. Road Conditions – Calgary Great News Publishing and Chaparral Community Association do not endorse 511 any person or persons advertising in this newsletter. Publication of any Weather Information advertisements should not be considered an endorsement of any goods or Gamblers Anonymous 1-855-222-5542 services. 4 A P R I L 2018 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities C H A PA R R A L I A P R I L 2018 5
CCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017/2018 COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION CONTACTS CHAPARRAL COMMUNITYbyASSOCIATION Lynette JavaheriNEWS President Lynette Javaheri chaparralcommunity@shaw.ca CCA 2017/2018 Meetings tal Magazines to read digital magazines on your com- Secretary Cory Exner All residents from Chaparral Lake, Ridge and Valley are puter or download them to your mobile device. Browse Treasurer Susan Kiyonaga welcome to attend the Community Association meet- more than 300 titles, plus, there’s no checkout periods ings. Meetings take place the 2nd Tuesday of every or limits on the number of magazines you can down- Membership Fazeel Elahi month, except December, July and August. load. Access RBdigital, and view all our eResources, at Education Lawrence King St. Sebastian Elementary calgarylibrary.ca/E-Library. City of Calgary Liaison Marilyn Houston 65 Chaparral Drive SE Traffic Committee Dee Treder 7:00 – 9:00 PM Safe Communities Jonathan Weal April 10th Director Anton Ovtchinnikov May 8th AGM Director Thomas Wimmer June 12th VOLUNTEERS Shepard Landfill Volunteer Coordinator OPEN The Shepard Landfill will re-open from between April 3 Events Coordinator OPEN and October 26, Tuesday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Trailblazer Editor Amy Nogas for Throw ‘n’ Go waste from residential customers. Sports and Recreation OPEN CONNECT TO THE CHAPARRAL The Throw ‘n’ Go accepts household chemicals, paint, Planning and Development Lynette Javaheri COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION: electronics, appliances, tires, yard waste, separated con- CCA Representative for SFCRA Joel Irwin struction and demolition materials (asphalt shingles, Follow us on twitter @chaparralca CCA Representative for Trico Thomas Wimmer drywall, construction lumber), and garbage that is too Find us on Facebook @ chaparralca BFI Community Liaison Cory Exner bulky for your black cart. Charges may apply. Community Garden Jolene Ottosen chaparralgreenthumbs@gmail.com For more information, visit Calgary.ca/landfill. Safe Communities Initiative Jonathan Weal Condominium Liaison Dee Treder Community Clean-Up Volunteers The CCA has been approved to host a City of Calgary It’s Tax Time Again... Chaparral Valley Representatives OPEN community clean-up day for Sunday June 3rd. Please Chaparral Ridge Representative OPEN contact ask@chaparralcommunity.com for information CORPORATE & PERSONAL TAX Lake Chaparral Representative Anton Ovtchinnikov on volunteering for the event. FOCUSING ON SMALL & MEDIUM LAKE CHAPARRAL CONTACTS (NOT CCA) BUSINESSES Facility Director Nancy Farah manager@lakechap.ca Community Block Parties The Chaparral Community Association wants to know Administration Nikki Watt office@lakechap.ca if you are planning a block party this year with your Board President Murray Hunt president@lakechap.ca neighbours? Is it an annual tradition or are you looking Board of Directors General email cra@lakechap.ca to plan your very first block party? Contact us, we would & like to get involved in some way. Reach out to Lynette at ask@chaparralcommunity.com to connect. Calgary Public Library www.rmaccountants.com SCIENCE SUMMER Kids ages six to 12 can drop in to the Library anytime CAMPS on PD Days for games, crafts, and other fun activities. Robots, Gizmos & No registration is required. Learn where and when this Phone: 403-256-8118 Gadgets, Secret Agent Lab - CSI, Jr. NASA Outer Space Explorers & Jr. MAD program is offered by searching “School’s Out All Day” at Fax: 403-256-8103 Earth Science Explorers calgarylibrary.ca/programs or downloading or picking up a copy of our program guide Library Connect. calgary.madscience.org 403-263-4140 Suite 213, Suite 203,280 Midpark 20 Sunpark Way Plaza SE SE Did you know you can read hundreds of magazines for Calgary AB, T2X 3T2 Providing Summer Fun For 22 Years! free with your Calgary Public Library card? Use RBdigi- Calgary AB, T2X 1J6 6 A P R I L 2018 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities C H A PA R R A L I A P R I L 2018 7
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE “It is a happy talent to know how to play” ~Ralph Waldo Emerson We will be seeking approval for $80,000 to tackle re- placing aged playgrounds in the northern edges of the Great Photos of Chaparral Outdoor play and learning spaces have long been un- Lake Chaparral development. Five playgrounds, aged at over 20 years, were recently deemed to be in poor Wanted! derstood to deliver a wide range of communal benefits. condition by the City of Calgary. Last year the city re- High resolution, seasonal, and community related photos, preferably not of the lake but of other areas Children who engage in outdoor play benefit from placed one of those parks located at Chaparral Crescent of the community would be greatly appreciated and will be considered for our cover, and inside our strong play and social skills. In addition, when parents out of their capital budget. Two of the smaller play- community publication. Please submit your photos to Amy Nogas at editor@chaparralcommunity.com. participate and encourage social interactions during grounds, one close to Chaparral Elementary and the trips to playgrounds, children benefit from positive other in the far north-east corner of the community will adult guidance in social situations. be permanently removed when they reach the end of their life cycle. The remaining two playgrounds, one, a The Chaparral Community Association are preparing to larger playground located in the green space between ask our membership to approve funding for three out- Chaparral Common and Chaparral Circle and the other, door, community improvement projects, in 2018/2019 a smaller tot-lot off Chaparral Road, will need to be re- out of the Community Enhancement Fund that was placed. Rather than waiting years for these playgrounds gifted to the CCA by Progressive Waste. to make it to the top of the capital budget list, risking removal in the meantime, we hope to start the process by leveraging the $80,000 with a matching grant appli- cation to the Calgary Parks Foundation and a gift in kind valued at $35,000 from the City of Calgary. YOUR CITY OF CALGARY The other two projects we will be seeking approval for are for $60,000 each for our two community schools, Shepard Landfill Re-Opening to Chaparral Elementary and St. Sebastian Elementary. Each school has identified a unique but complimenta- Residents from April to October ry project that will benefit both the student body and The Shepard Landfill Throw ‘n’ Go will accept waste community at large. Chaparral Elementary would like from residential customers between April 3 and Oc- to add outdoor courts, activity areas and minor play- tober 26, Tuesday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ground extensions that would address the need the The Throw ‘n’ Go accepts household chemicals, paint, once K-4 school experienced in recent years with the electronics, appliances, tires, yard waste, separated addition of grades 5 & 6. St. Sebastian is proposing an construction and demolition materials (asphalt shin- innovative natural outdoor classroom that will diversify gles, drywall, construction lumber), and garbage that and enhance learning for our youth and promises to be is too bulky for your black cart. Charges may apply. a creative meeting space for groups like the scouts, girl guides and other community organizations. Are you a business? Interested in a weekend visit? The East Calgary landfill is just 15 minutes away and ac- If you would like more information about any of cepts residential and commercial waste Monday to the proposals please attend the Chaparral Com- Saturday year-round, and on Sundays between April munity Associations April 10th regular board meet- 8 and October 28. ing, the May 8th Annual General Meeting or ask@ For more information, visit Calgary.ca/landfill. chaparralcommunity.com 8 A P R I L 2018 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities C H A PA R R A L I A P R I L 2018 9
“GREEN” GARDENING TIPS Keeping your garden green doesn’t just mean the co- Who doesn’t want a green lawn in front of their house? Fancier versions can also be purchased at garden supply lour. While gardening should be the ultimate in envi- One of the keys to obtain that is fertilizer. Your lawn centers. If you purchase a rain barrel with a faucet, make Mikayla 18 Kiera 11 ronmentally friendly activities, depending on how you needs food and a bag of commercial lawn fertilizer sure you get a stand as well, because the barrel needs to Gracie 16 Avalin 12 garden, it might not be as green as you think… will get it green quickly, but that green might come at be elevated to access the spout easily. The higher you Keana 14 Roma 14 a cost. Studies show that synthetic nitrogen is a short- raise your barrels, the more pressure you will have. If The use of chemicals in your garden or yard is a hot Tess 14 Ashley 12 term fix for your lawn, but it doesn’t sustain it for long you are planning to use a hose you will need the bar- topic these days, but I am not going to take a side in the and builds a dependency over time. Nitrogen acts like Emily 13 Brandon 14 rels to be quite high. As rainwater runs off of the roof it organic vs chemical debate, because I don’t think the is- sugar and synthetic varieties are like simple carbs, pro- Alisha 13 Lauren 13 is not recommended to use the water for edible plants, sue is as black and white as some would suggest and viding quick energy rushes that get things green, but Sarah 13 Kelsey 13 although first flush systems can be installed that make each person needs to decide what they are comfort- leave your lawn looking for more. Natural nitrogen from Alia 13 Maya 11 the water safer. able with. However, regardless of where you stand on sources like, compost, kelp, or manure are like the com- Dominic 13 Christina 23 chemical use in the garden, hopefully we can all agree plex carbs of the gardening world, releasing their nutri- Another way to be water-wise is to plant native species. Tessa 12 Ava 13 that less is better and that if an alternative will work as ents slowly, which encourages root development in the The prairies are hot and dry so plants native to this area well, why not use it. already know how to survive in this climate using only plant and creating less dependency. These supplements The Chaparral Babysitter list is maintained by the CCA. If you are can be sprinkled on as top dressing or sprayed on in the what nature provides. A number of nurseries in Calgary One of the most contentious issues in gardening right interested in being added to the list or are seeking a babysitter form of a compost tea. Be warned if using manure for and the surrounding area specialize in these types of now is the use of pesticides. While not all bugs are our plants and can give knowledgeable advice on which in the community please email editor@chaparralcommunity.com friends, and some can be quite detrimental to our plants, this - if the animal has digested any herbicides these will come out in their stool and can kill or deform your would best meet your needs. some are quite good for our gardens and when we use pesticides we run the risk of losing the good with the plants, which I know from experience. Make sure to use Finally, to get the most out of your green yard and gar- bad. So, instead of reaching for a chemical to spray to a trusted source or steer clear of manure. Grass clippings den, be sure to install solar lights that will allow you to deal with an infestation, consider a more natural rem- edy first. For example, ants don’t like water, so keeping are another natural way to feed the lawn, especially if you are able to mulch while you cut. enjoy your space at any hour. Stanley Doherty, CPA, CMA your yard or garden well-watered can help keep them Contributed by Jolene Ottosen for the Chaparral Green #8-20 Douglas Woods Dr. SE, Calgary, AB T2Z 1K4 In this day and age water is becoming more and more Beside Swifties Bakery and Centex Gas Station on Douglasdale Blvd at bay. My father recommends diatomaceous earth to Thumbs precious, so we want to make sure that we are smart dohertysb@shaw.ca deal with slugs and a few other bugs, although I will ad- about how we water our lawns and gardens. The City If you are interested in more information or curious about accountingservicescalgary.net mit that I am not fond of that solution as diatomaceous of Calgary recommends our lawns get an inch of water upcoming events email us at chaparralgreenthumbs@ Personal and Corporate Taxes earth kills worms too and they are your soil’s best friend. per week. This can be measured by placing something gmail.com. Financial Statements • GST • Payroll • Reviews Instead of this route, I have started planting the things like a frisbee on the lawn under the path of the sprinkler. Audits • Consulting • Business Startup Assistance the slugs are attracted to, like potatoes in containers, 403-257-1582 although many sources suggest using copper as well. Watering should be done during the cooler parts of the day, preferably in the morning, to avoid losing moisture Grow with Us Mild aphid infestations can sometimes be handled with to evaporation. Our lawns should also be watered for Attention gardeners or a simple blast of water, or if they are particularly per- longer periods of time, less often, to help promote lon- those who would like to sistent you could bring in beneficial bugs to help. Lady ger root systems and allow the plants to reach for wa- learn! There will be a few plots available in the bugs can be purchased to deal with aphids or you could ter in dryer periods, and also cut no shorter than three community garden this spring so if you are inter- get aphidoletes aphidimyza instead. Mighty mites (P. inches to shade the roots from the sun. As with other ested in renting or learning more about our space, persimilis) can be brought in to deal with spidermites plants, watering by hand is the most economical way to or you could get hot mites (N.fallacis) to deal with a vari- please contact us at chaparralgreenthumbs@ water, either with a hose or a watering can, and water- gmail.com. No experience required. Depending ety of pests. There are also bugs for fungus gnats, mealy ing longer and less often applies here as well. bugs and whiteflies, as well as a variety of nematodes to on what you are growing, you could be in the gar- deal with root vine weevils and a number of other ills. Rain barrels are a great investment to conserve water. den as soon as the snow has melted, so don’t wait Garden centres should have a number of these friendly The city sells basic models for about $80 and you can and miss your chance to grow with us. bugs available and if not, most can be shipped to you. buy ones that allow a series of barrels to be connected. 10 A P R I L 2018 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities C H A PA R R A L I A P R I L 2018 11
KING’S CORNER WHAT IS A SCHOOL We are very fortunate in Lake Chaparral to have two acy of laughter and carefree days. It provides lessons WHAT IS IT ABOUT: wonderful elementary schools that do an excellent in the past to help answer questions of the future. ✓Free Children/Adult Clothing job of educating our children, while preparing them There is a special flavor around a school… the aroma ✓Bring your family and friends for success in their future lives. St. Sebastian principal, of erasers and chalk, wet boots, poster paper, paste, ✓Free Coffee/Tea and Snacks Sheelagh Olson and her staff look after the needs of the Calgary Catholic School Division and Chaparral princi- crayons and paint. There is a distinct atmosphere pal, Christine Buhler and her staff look after the needs about a school… an atmosphere of conquests and WHERE: 380 MIDPARK BLVD SE victories and the dreams of things to come. It’s a of the Calgary Public School system. Both schools have WHEN: SATURDAY MAY 5, 2018 excellent facilities and a positive climate, conducive to beacon of hope, a lighthouse of knowledge, and the future of the world with bricks around it. It’s the 10:00 TO 1:00 learning. youngest building in the world because it’s a school! In April of 2014, I first introduced this article on “What I know because I was there! Clean gently used spring and summer clothing will be accepted Is A School” and decided to repeat it for this month’s Tuesdays to Thursdays Only April 17 to April 26, 2018 column. Last month I shared an article by Dan Valen- Until next time remember: “A man cannot leave a better 10:00 to 2:00 Daily For more information call: 403-830-8098 legacy to the world than a well-educated family.” ~ author tine, a newspaper journalist from Salt Lake City, titled, “What Is A Teacher.” While an education student at unknown Idaho State University, I was inspired by what he had Lawrence King, Director of Education to say. This is another related article by him, which was equally inspiring! A school is a building of four walls, with tomor- row inside. A school is a store with knowledge on its shelves. A school is a building with a mind, a building that questions and explores and probes. A school is many things. It is a glow in a teacher’s heart. It is a question in a FREE ESTIMATES young girl’s eyes. It is the echo of children’s laughter WCB insured licensed at recess time, the sound of bells in busy hallways, a choir of young voices raised in song. Landscaping design & construction • Stone Patios Did you know? Our affordable Decks • Fences • Irrigation • Retaining walls • A school is filled with eagerness and energy. Its halls membership gives you access are choked with vitality and the electricity of learn- Outdoor lighting • Outdoor kitchen • Custom work to over 70 drop-in classes, ing. A school is never empty. All the great minds of the past live in its classrooms and all the great lead- FIND YOUR FIT! including spin, barre and aqua classes. We are committed to providing RECEIVE 10% OFF ON ALL ers of the future roam its halls. A school is more of a a range of quality programs and spirit than a physical structure. It is a building erect- services that make active living PREBOOKING UNTIL END OF MAY! ed on the strong foundation of knowledge and held together with the mortar of wisdom. fun for everyone. Young hope walks its corridors, young dreams climb Trico Centre for Family Wellness Alex Staub • www.livingearthlandscapes.ca • 403 617 3225 • alex@alivingearth.ca its stairs and young ambitions fill its classrooms. A 11150 Bonaventure Drive SE school gives a priceless heritage to the young, a leg- www.tricocentre.ca 12 A P R I L 2018 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities C H A PA R R A L I A P R I L 2018 13
WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE LAKE Our walks usually last 1 hour and then we meet inside ing, award-winning program. Our unique, proven meth- the lake house for coffee and a visit. od and step-by-step curriculum dispel the myth that art Cost: $0.50/person drop-in is a talent a child has or doesn’t have and demonstrates Did you know that 3 laps around the walking path = 2 that art can be learned by all children. kilometers? Check out our website; www.youngrembrandts.com/ southernalberta Lake Chap Play Group Email; Calgary@youngrembrandts.com Interested in doing something with your little ones for a Phone; 403-457-DRAW (3729) few hours on Wednesday mornings? Also, interested in meeting other parents in your neighborhood? We now 251st Chaparral Scouts have a Lake Chap Play Group that runs every Wednes- Tuesdays 6:30-9:00pm day from 10:45 am to 12:30 pm in our downstairs room. Wednesdays 6:30-9:00pm The group is currently running until May 30th. This is a September 2017- April 2018 parent run group and parents are expected to stay with Beaver Scouts (age 5-7) and Scouts (age 11-14) their children during the play group. Please visit www.scouts.ca for more information. Photo by Lorna Romaniuk Contact Nikki Watt, Lake Chaparral Administrator, at of- fice@lakechap.ca or 403-254-4148 for more information Zumba Fitness Park Hours: Residents Association or Lake Chaparral. This is quickest on the Lake Chap Play Group and how you can become Mondays 7-8pm 9:00am 8:00pm way to keep up-to-date of lake notices. a part of this great group! Dance like no one else is watching! (403) 254-4148 Come dance to Latin Rhythms while you sweat! For Instagram office@lakechap.ca Please feel free to follow us on Instagram @lady- Devotion Danceworks more info or to register, contact Maya at maya.cerutti@ www.lakechap.ca Winter Classes: Monday through Thursday (times gmail.com ofthelakechap. This is a great way to see what is hap- vary) pening at the lake. Attention Residents January 15, 2018 to April 26, 2018 Fee season is just around the corner! Would you like to Website Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop receive your invoice by e-mail? Check out our website for news, events and rules: www. Ages 3 and up Come down to the Lake Office and ensure we have all lakechap.ca. Spring, Summer and Fall Program registration is now open! CONCRETE SEALING your correct contact information on file. Kilbco offers concrete resealing to help protect and Programs Classes available in Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Musical Theatre and enhance the appearance of exposed aggregate, colored Lost Children Registration for the following programs is done with the Hip Hop and stamped concrete patios, walkways and driveways. Due to an increase in lost children at our recent events, individual instructor. Classes are ongoing; full details Ages 2 and up We take pride in using the best sealing products we advise the parents and caregivers of Lake Chaparral and class information can be obtained from the instruc- To register and for more information please contact available which help repel salt and protect against to please keep a consistent eye on your children when tor. Program schedules are subject to change, please Elizabeth Rieb 403-828-9675 UV rays. they are in your care. Remember, it is easy to lose sight contact the program instructor directly for more details. Elizabeth@devotiondanceworks.com Please call Kilbco to maintain the value of your of them, especially when the park is busy. We want www.devotiondanceworks.com investment. these events to be fun for everyone and when they are Senior Programs FREE ESTIMATES put on pause due to a lost child report, it causes a lot of Senior Games Young Rembrandts Drawing Program stress and confusion for staff, residents and guests. Mondays 12-3pm Winter / Spring Classes Membership Cards Attention all seniors! Come out to socialize with your January 5, 2018 until June 22, 2018 SEALED UNSEALED neighbours and friends, play games and enjoy coffee at Fridays from 5-7pm With our new system, you must have your membership the lake house. Cost: $1.00/person drop-in Young Rembrandts teaches drawing to children aged 3 card to access the facility. If you have lost your lake card, ½ to 12 years. We intentionally offer child-friendly and Locally Owned & please come in to get a new one; there is a $5 charge for Walking Club relevant subject matter to spark children’s interest and Operated a new card that is less than 3 years old. Tuesdays and Thursday’s 10am-12pm increase knowledge retention. Our classes are fun, en- We meet outside the lake house (by the flags) around Facebook gaging and affordable. Watch your child reach a brand 10am to start our walk. Brad 403.875.8463 | Stephen 403.478.1737 Please feel free to follow us on Facebook - Chaparral new level of confidence and potential with this engag- 14 A P R I L 2018 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities C H A PA R R A L I A P R I L 2018 15
tion required. www.friendsoffishcreek.org/event/ rewilding. 25th Anniversary Brick Pathway - Phase 1 Now Installed and Phase 2 Bricks are Selling Fast! Thank you to everyone who dedicated a brick, we YOU ARE PURE sincerely appreciate your support! Become part of history and show your support for this POTENTIAL cherished natural area by dedicating a brick today. All funds raised through this program will help us to realize our vision of a sustainable Fish Creek Provincial Park that improves the lives of current and future generations. There are less than 145 anniversary bricks available to April in Fish Creek be installed in front of the Friends’ office and bricks are Night Sky Wonders - Wednesday, April 11, 2018 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm For those who are interested in the stars and planets, only $250 each and you will receive a tax receipt. For more information contact the Friends at 403-238-3841 or visit www.friendsoffishcreek.org/brick. Because of Dance you’ll have the opportunity to learn some of the basics from local astronomer, Don Hladiuk. Don has been look- Good Grief: Nature Walking Through Grief and Loss Natural spaces can offer healing support to those ex- A BRIGHT MIND ing up at the stars since he was a little boy; he is best known as the Starman on the CBC EyeOpener for the last 33 years. Night Sky Wonders is a two-hour program periencing grief and loss, as can spending time with people who share in this journey. Between May and EXPANDS June, the Friends will offer our Good Grief Program that includes an indoor classroom component during in partnership with Alberta Environment and Parks which you’ll enjoy a presentation by Don about what and Mount Royal University as a way of engaging you might see in the sky, followed by an outdoor view- Building confident, the grieving in a supportive space, through guided ing session (weather permitting) where you can put walks in the park. For more info stay tuned to www. happy kids is the what you learned into practice. Registration required. core of what we do friendsoffishcreek.org. Only $15 each and free for children 12 and under. www. friendsoffishcreek.org/event/nightsky. Spring Birding Course starts April 2 Get outside this Spring and learn about the birds of Fish The April Fish Creek Speaker Series - ReWilding, a Creek Provincial Park. Course is offered at eight different Story of Fish Creek Restoration times per week. Registration required. To register and Thursday, April 19, 2018 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm for more information visit www.friendsoffishcreek. Presented by Drew McKibbon, Friends of Fish Creek org/programs/birding-course. Tour Guide Dance enhances Rhythm and Combines physical Dance alleviates Fish Creek Provincial Park is a rare gem set within Parks Day & Creekfest self-esteem and a dancing to music is activity, social symptoms of one of the most populous and fastest growing cities Saturday, July 21, 2018 11:00 am - 4:00 pm, Bow greater capacity to proven to improve support, creativity, depression, stress, in Canada, but its nature must be managed and pro- Valley Ranch, Fish Creek Provincial Park deal with everyday mood and increase and emotional fatigue, and tected from a crush of users. Join Friends of Fish Creek Free and Fun for the Whole Family! problems sense of control expression headaches Tour Guide Drew McKibben for both an introduction Join us in Fish Creek Provincial Park for the 8th an- and an update on one of the Friends’ current and most nual Parks Day & Creekfest on Saturday, July 21! Enjoy important objectives: the restoration and preserva- an amazing performance and song-writing workshop tion of the creek’s ecosystem. Defined by the creek’s from Peter Puffin’s Whale Tales returning to Parks Day & CLASSES FOR AGES +2 banks and active floodplains, that land was found to Creekfest for the eighth year! Learn about the import- CAMPUSES IN WALDEN AND BRIDLEWOOD be threatened by recreational use and invasive plant ance of protecting our local watersheds and natural species. ReWilding Through Restoration is preserving areas through interactive games and activities hosted REGISTER TODAY AT PUREMOTIONDANCE.CA/REGISTER and restoring the creek’s riparian health by helping by community-based organizations. Have you been to Parks Day & Creekfest? Like us at www.facebook.com/ OR CALL 403.452.5722 park users understand this important issue, and by cul- tivating native plants. ReWilding Through Restoration CREEKFESTinFishCreek and visit is as much about you as it is about the park. Registra- www.friendsoffishcreek.org/event/creekfest. 16 A P R I L 2018 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities C H A PA R R A L I A P R I L 2018 17
Team Palmer is busy selling Lake Chaparral! Ken Jason Tannis REAL ESTATE INFORMATION - FREE REAL ESTATE SERVICE - PRICELESS! Lake Chaparral Sales Stats: YEAR TO DATE STYLE HIGH LOW AVG. AVG DOM TOTAL 2 STOREY/2 SPLIT 770,000 441,000 531,650 28 10 BUNGALOW 497,000 497,000 497,000 18 1 BI-LEVEL - - - - - 4 LEVEL SPLIT - - - - - ATTACHED - - - - - CONDO 310,000 210,000 260,000 103 2 Chaparral Valley Sales Stats: YEAR TO DATE STYLE HIGH LOW AVG. AVG DOM TOTAL For all your 2 STOREY/2 SPLIT 655,000 416,500 516,450 45 10 BUNGALOW 806,000 806,000 806,000 62 1 BI-LEVEL - - - - - Community What is the difference between the Chaparral ATTACHED - - - - - Info Community Association (CCA) and the CONDO 323,500 300,000 313,333 60 3 Please Visit Chaparral Residents Association (CRA)? Chaparral Ridge Sales Stats: YEAR TO DATE www.lakechaparral.info STYLE HIGH LOW AVG. AVG DOM TOTAL 2 STOREY/ 2 SPLIT 380,000 380,000 380,000 10 1 The Chaparral Community Association is a volunteer run The Chaparral Residents Association is the association BUNGALOW 390,000 390,000 390,000 108 1 WANT TO KNOW WHAT organization that represents the residents of Lake Chapar- that governs the private membership of Lake Chaparral and BI-LEVEL 350,000 350,000 350,000 141 1 YOUR HOUSE IS REALLY ral, Chaparral Ridge and Chaparral Valley. its facilities. Each home within the Lake Chaparral commu- 4 LEVEL SPLIT - - - - - WORTH? Your Community Association is the recognized body that nity is encumbered to pay an annual membership due to ATTACHED - - - - - the CRA. The annual dues are utilized for the day to day ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS liaises with government officials, expresses resident con- CONDO 297,500 205,400 251,450 62 2 cerns regarding commercial, industrial and residential land operations of the lake property and all of its facilities, the What is my House Worth? ASK!!! use development and represents the position of residents on education, transportation, environmental and infra- maintenance of entryway features of the community, main- taining an appropriate reserve fund and making long term FREE structure issues. planning decisions for the lake and its assets. The CRA em- over the Internet Evaluation www.lakechaparral.info 403-829-7765 The CCA supports organized sports, community programs and social programs. The CCA supports and publishes the ploys a facility director, Nancy Farah, under the direction of a volunteer Board of Directors. 403-836-3018 Chairman’s or call Team Palmer at 403-829-7765 Club community publication The Trailblazer to help keep you bet- For inquires about the Lake Chaparral Park and Recreation Remember Nobody Sells more Real Estate than RE/MAX ter informed. For inquires please see the list of CCA volunteers Landan Real Estate Centre please contact the Lake Chaparral Residents Associa- #102, 279 Midpark Way SE Lifetime www.lakechaparral.info in the Trailblazer or email ask@chaparralcommunity.com. tion at 403-254-4148 or visit their website at lakechap.ca. palmer@lakechaparral.info Achievement Calgary, Alberta T2X 1M2 Award Membership is a voluntary $20 per year. 18 A P R I L 2018 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities C H A PA R R A L I A P R I L 2018 19
www.chaparralcommunity.com Membership Matters Successful, healthy communities are generally those with active and sustained membership and involvement of the community residents. Often a strong membership representation is an indication that our association is serving the To purchase a membership in your community association you can fill out the form below, needs of the community and is therefore, valued and supported by its residents. Your support today is important attach a cheque for $20.00 made out to Chaparral Community Association. and ensures new energy to continually address community issues. Residents can purchase their memberships at ATB Financial at Walden Gate. What your Community Association does for you… • Programs and activities put on by the CCA Mail: Chaparral Community Association, P.O. Box 58001 – Chaparral RPO, Calgary, AB T2X 3V2 (Stampede Kick-off Breakfast, Neighbour Day Chaparral Block Party, Festival of Lights, to name a few) • Social, environmental and civic affairs Memberships valid for 1 year from date of purchase. (Advocating for traffic signal lights and crosswalk Rapid Movement Flashing Beacons (RFB), Safe Communities initiatives, Development Permit Applications, Financial Wellness presentations, Trailblazer, Traffic & Zoning Issues) • Government Liaison (With the City of Calgary and Government of Alberta) • Weigh-in on Commercial Applications (Bottle Depot, Telus Cell Tower, BFI Canada Inc., Inland Cement and local based businesses) • Insurance and Administration (Covers annual operating costs and applicable insurance cost to operate yearly) The Chaparral Community Association has been working hard to cover all the views, opinions, and concerns for all matters pertaining to Lake Chaparral, Chaparral Ridge, and Chaparral Valley outside of the Lake facility (we have nothing to do with Lake operations). We meet on a monthly basis at St. Sebastian Elementary to address a progressive agenda. The cost of membership is $20.00 for one year. The value of the Community Association is to represent you and keep you informed of important events and factors affecting the community as a whole. Please consider becoming a member if you are not already one. We are a non-profit organization and your membership goes towards community events, programs, and operating costs as mentioned above. 2017 CCA MEMBERSHIP CARD CHAPARRALCOMMUNITY.COM Chaparral Community Association WEBSITE 2017 Family Membership Card Name_____________________________________________________________________ (Surname) (Given Name) Name_____________________________________________________________________ (Surname) (Given Name) Address_________________________________________Postal Code_________________ IS UNDER Phone #_______________ Email_ ______________________________________________ CONSTRUCTION Date__________________ Can we contact you for Volunteer Activities? Yes ( ) No ( ) Cheque#______________ Cash Receipt #______________E-order ref__________________ 20 A P R I L 2018 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities C H A PA R R A L I A P R I L 2018 21
SCHOOL SHOUT-OUTS SAFE & SOUND Bicycle Helmet Safety Female Physician Head injuries are the leading cause of serious injury accepting new and death to kids on wheels*. Most injuries occur when patients. a cyclist suffers a fall, strikes a stationary object, or col- lides with another cyclist/pedestrian. Remember—it’s Dr. Julie Langevin the law in Alberta that cyclists under the age of 18 must Sundance Elementary School wear a helmet (and highly recommended for all ages). April is a time of regrowth and rebirth and hopefully Helmets should be CSA approved and worn during rec- Women’s Health Appointments some warmer weather. reational activities such as skateboarding, in-line skat- AVAILABLE WEEKLY Dates to Remember: ing, and cycling. Female physicians to do paps, breast exams, IUD insertions, birth control or hormone April 3: Classes resume after Spring Break Getting Informed discussions. April 4- 6: Gr 5/6 Climbing • Wearing a helmet while cycling can prevent a serious April 9: The Birth of the CPR Performance at 10:40am injury, or even save a life; Tedman Donovan April 10: School Council Meeting 6:3opm in the library • Brain injuries can cause permanent disability or death; PODIATRY PRACTICE April 12: Gr 3 Aggie Day Field Trip • Reduce your risk by always wearing your helmet; For all your foot health needs. Orthotics April 19: Earth Day Assembly • Replace any helmet that has been involved in a crash, & Sandals, Bunions & Hammertoes, Arch and Heel Pain, Neuromas & Cysts. Corns, Calluses April 20: PD Day even if it appears undamaged. & Warts, Shockwave Therapy Available. April 23-27: Gr 5/6 Climbing Continues Diabetic Foot Care and Routine Foot Care. April 25: Sundog Fun Lunch- Freshii Getting Started April 30: Gr 3/4 Swimming Begins • Allow children to assist when buying their helmet. Cy- clists who choose their own helmet are more likely to wear them; Tax Season is here! • Start the habit early. Young children learning to ride tricycles need to wear helmets; • Parents must lead by example – always wear a helmet Accounting • Bookkeeping when cycling. Tax Returns Getting the Right Fit Business Consulting • Take the time to properly fit and adjust your helmet to Call Ken Zablocki ensure maximum protection in case of a crash; S C Consulting Services • When worn properly, helmets should fit level, not tilt- 403-280-8724 or sccs@shaw.ca ed up, or down over the forehead; • Helmets should feel snug, but not too tight. To test the fit, the helmet should not fall off when you shake your head from side-to-side while the straps are unfastened; • Adjust the chin straps to form a “Y” below and slightly forward from the ears; • Only one finger should be able to fit under the chin strap when it is fastened; • Do not forget to use the sizing pads included with the helmet. They will help improve the overall fit, comfort and safety. *Parachute Canada: http://www.parachutecanada.org/ injury-topics/item/wheeled-activities 22 A P R I L 2018 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities C H A PA R R A L I A P R I L 2018 23
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TAKE ON WELLNESS FOR ARTS’ SAKE NE W SHOWHOMES SHOWHOME E VENT APRIL 14TH 12-5PM Teaching Sexual Health Research shows that parent-child communication FOO D about sexual health can influence teen sexual behav- TRUCK S AN D iour. In fact, young people who receive health informa- tion about all the parts that make up sexuality tend to Spring Into The Arts FA M I LY FU N FI R S T 50 PEO PLE G E T TU LI PS delay sexual activity and make safer choices. by Aaron Chatha As a parent, you may not feel comfortable or have the April is the end of hockey season, and there’s no better information you need to talk about sexual health with way to fill that sports void than with Calgary’s thriving your child. You aren’t alone: many parents are anxious arts scene. Alberta Theatre Projects offers the perfect about having “those talks”. transition with Glory, the story of four friends in 1933 We’re here to help. that set out to prove hockey isn’t just a sport for men. Alberta Health Services’ Teaching Sexual Health website Told through uplifting music and dance, the story is www.teachingsexualhealth.ca, provides you with infor- perfect for fans of The Mighty Ducks or A League of mation, tools and supports to help you talk with your Their Own. If sports aren’t your thing, check out The Se- child about sexual health, before and during the teen cret Garden at Theatre Calgary, based on the beloved years. The website covers a wide range of sexual health children’s book. This version is the stunning Broadway topics relevant to parents of children from birth to 18 musical. years old like hygiene, values, healthy relationships, For a more international flavour, Che Malambo is an all- sexuality and consent. male Argentinian dance company performing at the Visit www.teachingsexualhealth.ca today to help you Jack Singer. They’re inspired by the gaucho tradition get ready for the ongoing talks you’ll have with your – think South American cowboy – and combine fast- AMAZING G IVE AWAYS child about sexual health. paced footwork with whirling boleadoras. Finally, the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra embraces the warmth of spring with a tribute to one of film and Broadway’s most beloved stars: Julie Andrews. Dubbed E X P E R I E N C E T H E WA L D E N L I F E S T Y L E . Tour our HOMES AND CONDOS My Favourite Things! the show covers hits from Mary brand new show homes, dig into some delicious food and enter FROM THE $130s - $900s Poppins, The Sound of Music, Cinderella and more, for a HOW TO GET HERE. Drive South on to win one of our amazing giveaways. With walkable amenities, supercalifragilistic evening of music. Macleod Trail. Turn left on 210 Ave, SE. a vibrant shopping district, and a variety of modern architecture Follow the signs to Walgrove Blvd. It’s spring, so spring into the arts Calgary! styles, we invite you to discover the difference at Walden. WALDENLIVING.C A This column is provided by Arts Commons. Located in the heart of Calgary’s vibrant downtown core, Arts commons is home to six different distinct performance venues. 26 A P R I L 2018 I Call 403-263-3044 for advertising opportunities C H A PA R R A L I A P R I L 2018 27
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