Rundle Rumbles - Calgary Communities and Community Associations

The Offi cial Newsletter of the Rundle Community Association 

RUNDLE 

FEBRUARY 2013 

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delivery by 

Canada Post 

RUMBLES 

Family Day Skate 

Monday, Feb. 18 

Rundle Community Rink 

11:00am – 2:00pm

Welcome to the Families Matter 

52nd Street Family Resource Centre 

We are happy to be your new neighbours at 

#158 - 1440 52 St. NE (Trans Canada Centre) 

Families Matter has been serving Calgary families for over 20 years. 

Come and join us for parenting classes, drop in play groups (children 0-5), infant group, 

special events, sleigh rides, family dances, or just for coffee and friendship with other parents. 

Our parenting classes can help your family develop respectful communication practices, 

understand the benefits of positive discipline and make your parenting fun. 

Drop In Play - Bring your children for creative play in our centres. 

We have sand and water tables, dress-up and imaginary play, paints and art. 

Drop In Times: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00 am – Noon Wednesdays 1:00 – 3:30pm 

Infant Drop In (with special guest speakers on infant topics) Mondays 9:00am. – Noon 

Parenting Education Offerings Spring 2013 

Terrific Toddlers - Yes toddlers are challenging but they are also terrific! This course aims to increase 

confidence and skills in parenting toddlers, leading to a strong, healthy, life-long relationship. Topics include 

positive discipline, toilet learning, power struggles, self esteem, bedtime routines, encouraging healthy development 

through play. 

February 25 – March 25 (Mondays) 9:30 – 11:30am. (childcare available) 

April 16 – May 14 (Tuesdays) 7:00 – 9:00pm 

Cost: $125.00 (Couples receive 50% off second registration) 

How to Talk so Kids Will Listen and Listen so Kids Will Talk (It’s not impossible!!) 

Topics such as positive discipline, children’s self- esteem, communication dynamics in the family, creating 

an environment of cooperation, and others. Includes a certificate of completion. Designed for parents of 

children 4-12. 

April 22 – May 27 (Mondays) 7:00 – 9:00pm Cost: $150 (Couples receive 50% off second registration) 

Parenting Tip Time: Six topics commonly requested by parents. 

Positive Discipline - April 8 Your Child’s Healthy Self Esteem - April 15 

Understanding Ages and Stages - April 22 Sibling Rivalry - April 29 

Parenting Styles and Communication - May 06 Understanding Anger in Children - May 13 

Mondays from 9:30 – 11:30am Cost: $25.00 per class Childcare included. 

A yearly participation fee of $45.00 covers all drop in programs and childcare during programming you participate in. (subsidies are 

available) Fee not applied to participants paying for education programs and not requiring childcare. Subsidies are available for all 

our programming. Please phone to enquire about qualifying. Registration for parenting programs is required. 

Please call 205 5178 to register or go on line to www.familiesmatter.ca 

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February 2013

EXECUTIVE 

President ............................Larry Yasman, 403-285-6682 

1st Vice-President ............................................. Sue Holt 

2nd Vice-President ..............Alex Biletski, 403-285-2748 

3rd Vice-President .................................. Andrew Gearey 

Secretary ............................Kate Johnston, 403-285-1613 

Treasurer ............................ John Peartree, 403-285-4843 

Directors 

Summit Pub ..........................Daniel Young/Blake Pollock 

Building Operations ........ Daniel Young, 403-862-4479 

Hall Rentals Wendy Scales, 403-285-2397 • 403-280-4752 

Newsletter .................. Kathy Collinson, 403-285-4642 

Casino/Fundraising ...........Alex Biletski, 403-285-2748 

Bingo/CCSBA .................. Mary Pelland, 403-280-3976 

Youth/Sports ............................................... Vacant 

Membership .....................George Fisher, 03-285-7354 

Social .......................... Kathy Collinson, 403-285-4642 

Directors at Large 

Maggie Branton, Jeff Trudeau, Kay Gearey, 

Andrew Gearey, Elizabeth Strachen 

Representatives to the Board 

Eastside Soccer ......... Patrick Gallagher, 403-285-4241 

Blockwatch Chair ........ Maggie Branton, 403-293-3732 

Girl Guides ................. Meribeth Barclay, 403-874-7297 

Beavers/Cubs/Scouts ........ Jacky Yasman, 403-285-6682 

Playschool Offi ce ............Tracey Nelson, 403-293-7643 

Playschool Registrar 

East Area Offi ce ..........Heather Gibbons, 403-366-3960 

Heart of the NE .................................. 403-293-5467 

Bronco’s Football .............Scott Wasdal, 403-465-4235 

Police - District 5 .............. Rick Robbins, 403-567-6500 

MLA ..................................................... Yvonne Fritz 

MP ............................. Davinder Shorey, 403-291-0018 

Alderman ............................Ray Jones, 403-268-2430 

RUNDLE RUMBLES 

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President’s Message 

We missed the January update as we currently do a combined-months Dec/Jan issue. We 

are well into winter now. December brought its own set of challenges. It ended up with a 

signifi cant amount of snow. We were able to produce a enough ice for the local rink to get 

us through the December school break. I had some help with the rink from Greg and Mike 

in December. Th anks guys. 

Th e digital sign is up and running. It is saving us a signifi cant amount of time trying to 

keep up with changing the sign as well as not having letters blowing off . 

Th e New Years Eve party was a success. Th e Rundle Summit Pub is up and running 

with cribbage on Tuesday, wing night on Wednesday and Euchre on Th ursday. Check out the 

dates for Karaoke. Th ere are also meal specials every night. Families are welcome. 

We have had some painting done to the hall as well as completing some major cleaning 

during the December break. 

We are in the process of getting the back area reworked to allow for proper drainage. Th ey 

will being installing catch basins in the back area and re-grading the back area, which will 

impact Bronco’s football in 2013 as they access their practice fi eld. 

Rundle Community Association will be running a Preschool program this fall instead 

of a playschool program. Th ere will be a greater emphasis on speaking skills to help prepare 

the youth for formal schools. 

Reminder that if we have ice, there will be a free skate on Family Day. 

We have applied to AGLC to get an exemption to hold our Poker Night on Saturdays. 

Th ey have responded that what we are doing is not within the defi nition of gambling as no 

money changes hands. As such, we are allowed to hold this event again. 

We publish ten issues per year in each 

of these fi ne communities: 

- Larry Yasman 

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed within any published article, report or submission refl ect those of the author and should not be 

considered to refl ect those of the community association. The information contained in this newsletter is believed to be accurate but is not 

warranted to be so. The community association does not endorse any person or persons advertising in this newsletter. Publication of these 

ads should not be considered an endorsement of any goods or services. 

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Rundle LRT Station 

Redevelopment 

RUNDLE COMMUNITY NEWS 

The City of Calgary is upgrading all existing Calgary Transit LRT 

station platforms to accommodate four-car trains. Four-car train 

service will be introduced in the near future. The platforms in the 

northeast from Bridgeland to Rundle Station are the next on the list 

for upgrades, starting with Rundle Station. These stations are showing 

considerable wear and deterioration and are in need of refurbishment. 

So, at the same time they are being extended for four-car trains, the 

existing platforms will also be replaced. 

In addition to replacing and extending the platform, station 

furnishings, such as the shelters, signage, lighting and benches, will 

also be refurbished or replaced with upgraded furnishings. 

The project will be undertaken in phases from 2013-2014 – 

Rundle, Marlborough and Franklin Stations will be redeveloped in 

2013; Barlow/Max Bell, Zoo, and Bridgeland/Memorial Stations will 

be done in 2014. At each station, construction crews will remove 

the existing station furnishings and emergency exit ramps. They 

will extend the foundations for the platform, while minimizing 

disruptions to revenue service and station accessibility. 

It is expected that the station will be closed over a long weekend 

time frame to accommodate the entire platform removal and 

replacement. Shuttle buses will operate between the closed station 

and other adjacent train stations in order to maintain access for 

transit customers and surrounding businesses. 

Rundle Station re-construction started in January 

Rundle Station is the first station to undergo redevelopment in 

the northeast. Starting in January 2013, the Contractor will begin 

construction while the station will remain open. 

Currently, the Contractor is tentatively planning to close the 

station over the May long weekend to remove and replace the existing 

platform. During the time the station is closed, Calgary Transit will 

operate shuttle buses between Rundle and the two adjoining stations, 

Whitehorn and Marlborough. 

The Rundle Station platform redevelopment is expected to be 

complete by fall 2013. 

Up-to-date project information will be posted at www.calgary. 

ca/4carplatforms or call 311 for more information. 

Editors Message 

Fabulous February everyone! Slowly we are capturing a few hours 

of sunlight each day bringing us closer to spring – yaaayyy! 

Hope for sunshine and good weather on Feb 18 - Family Day 

– please join us at our outdoor community rink for a Family Day 

skate where we provide hotdogs and hot chocolate! 

If you have an interesting story you would like to share, please 

forward it via email to me at: rumbles@shaw.ca We are always looking 

for input into our Rundle Rumbles newsletter! 

RV Parking Tips 

For winter campers or those lucky enough to be travelling somewhere 

warm to avoid Calgary’s weather, here are a few reminders 

when parking your RVs: 

Under the Calgary Traffic Bylaw 26M96: 

•RVs registered to a City of Calgary address can be parked on the 

street, directly adjoining the owner’s residence, for up to 36 consecutive 

hours. 

•After 36 hours, the RV must be moved to an off-street location 

for at least 48 consecutive hours before being parked again on the 

street adjoining the owner’s or operator’s residence. 

•While parked on the street, RVs should be parked in a manner 

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Join our Rumbles 

enRoute challenge! 

Take a pic at school, at work, around town, with family, 

with friends, with a celebrity... just about anywhere! 

Send your pic to: ellisevansdesign@shaw.ca 

You should have seen the one that got away! 

Fishing out of Cabo San Lucas in Mexico 

with my Rundle Rumbles. - Kathy C. 


February 2013

Summit Pub 

Tuesday thru Saturday from 4pm - 10pm 

Happy Hour from 4 to 7pm 

& Games Room 

Come in and discover Rundle’s best-kept secret right here in our community hall! 

Two pool tables and a shuffleboard available - (must be 16 years old to play) Kid friendly until 9pm. 

The Summit is also available for private group use. 

Have your group/club meet here for cards/darts and enjoy a meal at the same time. 

Appetizers 

Chicken Wings (12) .............................. $6.50 

Basket/Bonless Ribs ............................. $6.50 

Chicken/Rib Basket .............................. $6.75 

Mozza Sticks w/ranch dip (6) ................. $5.00 

Onion Rings .......................................... $5.75 

Zucchini Sticks w/ranch dip .................. $5.75 

Large EggRoll w/plum sauce ................ $2.25 

Mushroom Basket ................................. $6.00 

Summit Natcho’s (Full) ......................... $8.25 

Summit Natcho’s (½) ............................ $5.75 

Home Style Fries (Large) ..................... $3.75 

Home Style Fries (Small) ...................... $2.75 

Poutine ................................................. $4.75 

Taters .................................................... $3.75 

Sandwiches (with homemade fries) 

BLT ....................................................... $5.50 

Club House ........................................... $6.75 

Grilled Ham/Cheese ............................. $5.50 

Soft Taco ............................................... $6.75 

Chicken Quesadilla ............................... $6.75 

AAA Steak Sand. .................................. $6.75 

(With Garlic Toast & Fries) 

Drop In and Play! 

Tuesday - Crib Night 

Thursday - Euchre 

Saturday - Poker Night 

Texas Hold-em 

Everyone Welcome! 

We now have a 

RED SEAL CHEF 

in the kitchen! 

Burgers( (with fries) 

Hamburger Deluxe ............................... $5.75 

Mushroom Swiss .................................. $6.75 

Grilled Chicken Burger ......................... $6.25 

Breaded Chicken Burger ...................... $6.50 

Salads (Full Size includes Garlic toast) 

Garden Salad ....................................... $4.50 

Caesar Salad ........................................ $5.75 

Chicken Caesar .................................... $7.25 

(Side) Garden/Caesar .......................... $2.75 

(Side) Coleslaw .................................... $2.50 

Kids Menu w/french fries 

Hot Dog ................................................ $3.00 

Chicken Strips (2) ................................. $3.50 

Kid Burger ............................................. $3.00 

Crunchy Chicken Burger ...................... $3.50 

Grilled Cheese ...................................... $3.00 

Entrees (served with your choice of fries, mashed 

potatoes or baked potato) 

Chicken Strips w/ plum sauce .............. $6.75 

AAA Hamburger Steak & Fries ............. $6.75 

Fries with the Works ............................. $7.75 

Fish & Chips ......................................... $7.75 

AAA Steak Dinner ................................. $8.25 

(served with garlic toast, fries, mixed vegetables, mushrooms 

& side salad - substitute fries for mashed) 

SATURDAY 

BEER JUG NIGHT - 

$15 

DAILY DRINK 

SPECIALS. 

Party Food & Platters 

Meat & Cheese Tray: 15 - 20 persons $50.00 

Veggie Tray : 15 - 20 persons ............. $35.00 

Combo: 8 - 10 persons ....................... $45.00 

(Chicken Wings; Onion Rings; zucchini Sticks; Mozza 

Sticks; Breaded Mushrooms; Boneless Ribs; ranch dip) 

There is a $50 reservation fee; $10 membership 

fee, plus a 10% gratuity - for parties over 25 people. 

Food must be ordered 7 days prior to function. 

Party Dinners: 

Reserved Function Only 

Roast Beef Dinner .......................... $24.50 pp 

(Minimum of 40 people) 

Summer BBQ ................................ $21.00 pp 

(Minimum of 25 people) 

$100 Reservation Fee + $10 Membership Fee + 20% 

Gratuity. (Dessert can be supplied for nominal fee.) 

Daily Specials 

Tuesday - Pizza ................................... $7.75 

Wednesday - Wing Night ........25 cents/each 

(must order drink) 

Thursday - Beef Dip ............................ $7.75 

Friday - Steak Sandwich ...................... $5.50 

Saturday - EVERYTHING Burger ........ $5.95 


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RUNDLE COMMUNITY NEWS cont from page 4 

that is safe and does not constitute a hazard for anyone using the 

street. 

• RVs may not be parked on the street at any time if detached from 

the vehicle used to haul them. 

Under the Land Use Bylaw 2P80: 

• Recreational vehicles can be parked on front property or driveways 

for up to 24 hours. 

Bingo Community Fundraiser 

If you can volunteer for this fund-raising event, please call Mary 

at 403-280-3976. If you have never ‘done bingo’ before - no worries 

- training is provided - just show up 15 minutes early. Refreshments 

are provided for the workers. Volunteering your time can help 

you pay for school and youth activities by means of receiving a 

voucher which you can use to offset the fees. A few hours can make 

a HUGE difference! 

Upcoming Bingo Date and times (pm): 

February 3, Sunday - 6:15 February 15, Friday - 6:15 

February 28, Friday - 6:15 

March 10, Sunday - 12:15 March 21, Thursday - 6:15 

April 5, Saturday - 6:15 April 16, Tuesday - 6:15 

April 28, Sunday - 12:15 

May 9, Thursday - 12:15 May 16, Thursday - 6:15 

May 31 Friday 12:15 

June 5, Wednesday - 6:15 June 17, Monday - 12:15 

June 25, Tuesday - 12:15 

Euchre 

Come out and play Euchre on Thursday nights. Come by yourself, 

or bring a friend. Games start at 7pm. Come early and enjoy the 

daily special (Beef Dip - $6.75). Euchre is also played on Saturdays at 

6:30pm (partner required). 

Suggestion Box 

Please be helpful - let us know what we are doing 

right - and what we can do to be better. Your 

insight and thoughts are helpful and appreciated! 

Cribbage at the Rundle Summit Pub 

Join us on Tuesdays from 7 – 9 for a fun night of cribbage. Don’t 

know how to play? – we will teach you! Come by yourself, or bring 

a friend – couples or singles – everyone is welcome. Have dinner 

beforehand and play cards. 

NEW! at the Summit Pub - TEXAS HOLD’EM on Saturday 

nights @ 7pm. NO CASH INVOLVED….. Points Based System 

Come in an enjoy the Saturday Special of a Loaded Hamburger, 

with a $15.00 jug of beer prior to game play! 

Tiny Talkers Preschool! 

A preschool focusing on the development of Speech, Language, 

Educational, Physical and Social skills! 

Are you concerned about your child’s speech or language development? 

Are you interested in your child learning more english? Or... 

Do you just want to enroll your child in a preschool program to have 

fun learning and making new friends? 

Tiny Talkers is the answer! 

We are pleased to announce this wonderful new preschool program 

(currently undergoing the licencing process). Our program will 

be coordinated by Lisa Taylor a Registered Speech-Language Pathologist 

with over 25 years experience, and run by Tracy Nelson, a Preschool 

Teacher with over 16 years experience! Our staff are all fully 

trained Speech-Language Pathologist Assistants! 

Your child may not need to sit on a lengthy waiting list for services; 

you may not need to pay for private therapy...attend our early registration 

night on Tues., January 15th from 6 to 9pm to see our set-up 

and learn more! 

Location: Rundle Community Hall, 2409 - 50 Street NE 

Classes: 4-year olds: Mon/Wed/Fri 9 - 11am, 11am - 1pm., 1 - 3pm 

2-3-year olds: Tues/Thurs 9 - 11am, 11am - 1pm 

Block Watch 

Sign up your household today! Report any suspicious activity. For 

more information visit: www.blockwatch.com. Call 403-266-1234 

to report a crime! 

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Community Membership Application 

Last Name _________________ First Name ___________________ 

Spouse/Family Members Names _____________________________ 

_________________________________________________________ 

Address _____________________________ Postal Code _________ 

Phone # __________________Email Address ___________________ 

Family Membership is only $10 per year. 

Please make your cheque out to: 

Rundle Community Association and mail to: 


2409 - 50 Street NE 

Calgary, AB T1Y 1Z5 

To be eligible for the annual scholarships, you must hold a valid community membership for a full year prior to the 

Annual General Meeting. You must be in attendance at the AGM to be awarded a scholarship. 


February 2013

FAMILY DAY SKATE 

Monday, February 18th 

at the Rundle Community Rink 

11:00am – 2:00pm 

Come and enjoy a skate at 

the outdoor community rink. 

We’ll treat you to a hot dog and hot chocolate; 

come warm up by the firepit - finish with a cookie! 

It’s free! 

It’s fun! 

It’s for you! 

Everyone 

is welcome! 

We welcome Social Services patients! 

ABOUT U DENTAL 

We treat you as family! 

DR. DAVID DYRHOLM, DDS DR. ALENA SMADYCH, DDS 

New patients always welcome 

After hours emergencies accepted 

Open 6 days/week - including evenings 

Direct-billing to your insurance available 

*FREE WHITENING* 

With a New Patient Exam 

CALL US AT 403-288-4444 

#102-16 AVENUE NE 

WEBSITE: WWW. ABOUTUDENTAL.COM 

EMAIL: ABOUTUDENTAL@YAHOO.COM 

FREE PARKING! 


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St. Alphonsus 

Fine Arts School 

928 Radnor Avenue N.E. 

Now accepting Registrations for all grades. 

Mini group tours will be offered for the 2013-2014 

School Year, please call 403-500-2016 to book a tour. 

Our School Offers: 

• Full and Half-Day Kindergarten Program 

• Italian Language & Culture Program (K-8) 

• Reggio Inspired Elementary Program (K-6) 

• Specialized Fine Arts Junior High (7-9) 

• Catholic Education 

• Junior High Athletics Program 

St. Alphonsus School focuses on excellence in 

learning and enriched fine arts development. 

For further information please contact 

our school at 403-500-2016. 

RUNDLE JUNIOR YOUTH 

The Rundle Junior Youth group held a three day camp this 

December, focusing on how we are all the “Builders of Unity”. The 

program enabled participants to develop their powers of expression 

- with a focus on critical reasoning, literacy, comprehension and 

eloquent speech - in order to participate more effectively in the 

planning, decision-making and development of our communities. 

Currently, the Junior Youth group held on Wednesday and 

Thursday afternoons is still accepting participants. Everyone between 

the ages of 11-15 is welcome to join. This program is part of an 

international initiative where Junior Youth are engaging with their 

communities, exploring the moral implications of their thoughts and 

action, developing their own capabilities, and creating meaningful 

social change. We invite you to learn more about this initiative and 

explore ways you can help contribute to a better world. Please call 

403-400-3191. 


February 2013


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Area Event and 

Resource Guide 

RENFREW 

Renfrew Community Association 

Hall: 811 Radford Road NE Ph: 403-230-7055 

Hall Rentals: Call 403-230-7055 and leave message. 

Newsletter: newsletter@renfrewcommunity.ca 

Renfrew Bingo - The little hall with the big payouts! 

Saturday and Monday evenings. Nickel Games at 6:10pm, regular 

games at 6:50pm, Satellite at 8:45pm. Concession open. 

Renfrew 50+ Club: Thursday Feb. 14 Valentines Lunch 

Two computers available on site for members use. Pool table and 

dart board also available for members. Recruiting new members for 

2013. Membership $20 for the year. Need volunteers to help make the 

Thursday lunches. 

Mondays: 9:30 to 11:30am - Tea & Conversation, 1 to 3pm - Cribbage 

Tuesdays: 9:30 to 10:30 - Stretch & Breathe 

Wednesdays: Drop in - 9am to 3pm 

Thursdays: Lunch at noon 

Fridays: 9:30 to 10:30am - Stretch & Breathe 

Hall Calendar: 

Jelly Bean Dances - Feb 15, Mar 15 

Bottle Drops continue last Saturday of every month 10-noon 

Valentine’s Date Night (adults) - tickets needed, Thursday Feb 14 

Family Day Skate - Monday Feb 18 

MARLBOROUGH 

Calgary Marlborough Community Association 

Hall: 636 Marlborough Way NE Ph: 403-273-5894 

Hall Rentals: Call 403-273-5894 or email 

calmarca@telus.net 

Newsletter email: cmccnews50@yahoo.com 

OUTDOOR SOCCER REGISTRATION - CMCA and Memorial FC 

When: Saturday, February 9 1:00 pm - 3:00pm 

Saturday, February 23 1:00 pm - 3:00pm 

Thursday, March 7 7:00 pm -9:00pm 

Where: Calgary Marlborough Community Center – Upstairs 

636 Marlborough Way Ne 

On-line Registrations: 

www.memorialfc.com 0r www.marlboroughca.ca 

Questions: Phone Peter at 403-272-0462 

UPCOMING EVENTS: 

St Patrick’s Day Games Night - Saturday, March 16 at 6:45pm for 

registration. In the Lounge and Upper Hall – Games prizes, green beer, 

Irish stew, live entertainment after the games. Adults only. 

Volunteers needed please! 

Ladies Night Out - May 9th 

Community Clean-up - June 1st 

Boot Sale - June 8th 

Stampede Breakfast - July 13th 

Bingo at the Bingo Barn Volunteers needed: 

Please call Marg at 273-7952. 

Community 

MARLBOROUGH cont 

PROGRAMS AT THE HALL 

MONDAY: Yoga - upstairs - Fireside Room - 7:30 to 9pm. Please call 

Marg at 403-273-7952 for information. 

TUESDAY: Social walking – downstairs, 9 to 11am 

WEDNESDAY: Sparks - 6 to 7:15pm; Brownies - 6 to 7:30pm; 

Beavers - 6pm 

THURSDAY: 50+ Club - Whist and Bridge every Thursday 

at 1pm in The Alpine Loft, 2nd level (Elevator available) Pot-luck lunch 

every third Thursday. New members welcome! 

- Yoga upstairs - Fireside Room - 1:15 - 2:45pm Call Marg Berger at 403- 

273-7952 for information. 

FRIDAY: Military Whist in the Alpine Loft (Elevator available) the 4th 

Friday of the month. 

SATURDAY: Lounge - Fireside Room. Open on some Saturdays. We are 

taking private bookings,call the offi ce at 403-273-5894 to book. 

Last Saturday of the month - Jam Sessions and Euchre. Euchre starts at 

7:30 everyone welcome. 

MARLBOROUGH PARK 

Marlborough Park Community Association 

Hall: 6021 Madigan Drive NE 

Hall Rentals: Call 403-248-1775 

Newsletter email: marlpark@shaw.ca 

UPCOMING EVENTS: 

MPCA Soccer Registration: Registration is from 6:30pm - 8:30pm 

Registration dates for 2013: February: 14 ,21, 28, March: 5, 7, 12, 14 

Blood Services: Canadian Blood Services at the Marlborough Park 

community centre gym, 6021 Madigan Drive NE, on Feb. 9th from 9am 

to 2pm. 

Social Club – February 15, in the lounge, 7pm – 12 am. 

Little Warriors Workshop - March 7th, 6 to 9pm. $20 per person. 

This workshop is designed to give all of us the tools we require to 

identify the signs of child abuse. Please call 403-248-1775 for more 

information. 

Fundraising Casino - April 29 and 30. Volunteers needed. 

Femme Fatale (ladies trade show): March 19 from 6 to 10pm at the 

hall. Bring all your friends for this fabulous ‘ladies night out’. 

Easter Egg Hunt: Scheduled for March 24, 2013. 

NIA - (Non Impact Arobics) classes for ages 6-86. Tuesdays 6:15 pm. 

For more information phone the hall at 403-248-1775 

Adult Drop-in Volleyball: Every Wednesday night from 8:30 to 

10:30pm. Join us in the gym at the Marlborough Park Community 

Centre for fi tness and fun! 

Marlborough Park PreSchool: 

On-going Registration. Please call 403-235-2996. 

Loma Seniors Wednesday afternoons at 1pm. Please call Tony at 403- 

273-4534 for more information. 

Drop-in Tai Chi Drop-in Tai Chi is held at the Marlborough Park 

Community Centre every Tuesday from 9:15 to 10:15am. 

WINSTON HTS - MOUNTVIEW 

Winston Hts - Mountview Community Association 

Hall: 520 - 27 Avenue NE 

Hall Rentals: Call 403-276-5474 or 

Email hallmanager@winstonheights.ca 

Newsletter email: newsletter@winstonheights.ca 

WHMCA is Hiring! 

Winston Heights-Mountview Community Association is looking for a 

hall manager for the WHMCA facilities. For more information on the 

position, please visit www.winstonheights.ca/hiring 

The WHMCA is also seeking a relief caretaker to cover every second 

weekend and vacation caretaking coverage for the WHMCA facilities. 

For more information on the position, please visit www.winstonheights. 

ca/hiring or contact Christine Johns at 403-510-9080. 

Family Winter Festival - Sunday, Feb. 17, 1 to 5pm at the WHMCA 

Sportsplex and Rink. This is a family event! We are looking for volunteers 

to help with event set-up and clean-up, food service and kids’ games 

co-ordinators. Please call Lenore at 403-276-3798 to sign up. 

Ice Rinks are Open! The central ice rink and the skating oval at the 

WHMCA community hall, and the Adopt-A-Rink in the park on Marsden 

Road is open also! Both rinks are available for free skating any time of 

day. Hockey can be played on the central ice rink at the community hall. 

Both rinks will be lit in the evenings until 10:30pm. 

Mom and Tots Playgroup: Tuesdays from 10:30am to 2:30pm at the 

community hall. Children of all ages are welcome. For more info please 

contact Mary-Beth Walsh at 403-209-1691. 

Car Seat Clinic. One day only! March 12th, 10am to 2pm Cost is $40 

per family and there is no limit on number of vehicles or seats. 

Each appointment will be 40 minutes and cover inspection, education, 

answering any questions and re-installation of seat(s). Families must 

register by calling Angie Aben at 403.980.SEAT (7328) or email at 

angie@seatsavvy.ca. Payment can be made by cash or cheque only and 

this event will take place rain or shine. 

Swinging Singles Square Dance Club 

MEN - DON’T BE A COUCH POTATO! Come dance with us at our 

Singles Square Dance Club. Beginners classes start Sept. 10 at 8pm. 

Email: ldearl@telus.net or call 403-265-9697 for more information. 

Georges P. Vanier School: Our open house is taking place on Feb 21st 

at 7:00 p.m. For more information, please contact us: 403-777-7460. 

RUNDLE 


Hall: 2409 - 50 St. NE 


Newsletter email: rumbles@shaw.ca 

Family Day Skate: Monday Feb. 18 at Rundle Community Rink from 

11am to 2pm. Come and enjoy a skate at the outdoor community rink. 

We’ll treat you to a hot dog and hot chocolate; come warm up by the 

fi repit; fi nish with a cookie! It’s free, it’s fun, it’s for you. 

Everyone is welcome! 

Rundle Junior Youth: Wednesday and Thursday afternoons 

Still accepting participants. Everyone between the ages of 11-15 is 

welcome to join. To learn more about this initiative and explore ways 

you can help contribute to a better world. Please call 403-400-3191. 

Rundle’s best kept secret! The Summit Pub at the hall. 

The Summit Pub also off ers pool tables, dart boards, as well as cribbage 

games on Tuesday and euchre on Thursdays. Wing night is still on 

Wednesdays. Families are welcome! 


February 2013

Connections Area Event and 

Resource Guide 

RUNDLE cont 

NEW! TEXAS HOLD’EM ON Saturday nights at 7pm 

NO CASH INVOLVED….. Points Based System. 

Crib Night at the Rundle Summit Pub! Tuesdays 7 to 9pm 

Have dinner, play cards and have fun, fun, fun. All welcome. 

MOUNT PLEASANT 

Mount Pleasant Community Association 

Hall: 602 - 22nd Avenue NW 

Hall Rentals: Call 403-282-1314 or email: 

hallrentals@mpca.ca 

Newsletter email: publicity@mpca.ca 

SPRING SOCCER REGISTRATION – U 4 to U 18 

Season starts April 15 and runs until June 22. (U14/16/18 play until 

June 29) Online registration (www.mpca.ca) will open Friday February 

1st and continue throughout the month until February 28th. Detailed 

information about the soccer program will be available on the web site. 

Please note that there will be no in-person registration this year. 

Pleasant Times – Upper Hall, 602 22 Ave. NW 

Pleasant Times is an adults-only group that meets from 2 to 4 pm. 

usually on the 2nd Wednesday of each month in the Upper Hall, 602 

22 Ave. NW. Join us for good conversation, games, refreshments, and 

the opportunity to add your ideas for outings and other activities. If 

you’d like to be informed of our planned activities and trips in advance, 

please contact Linda at (403) 289-8390 or lohanlon@telus.net. You also 

can check mpca.ca for information. 

Wine Tasting Event - Saturday, Feb. 23 at 7pm at the hall. 

Please come to beat the winter blues with a trip to the far east without 

the fuss of packing & traveling! $45 for members, $55 for nonmembers. 

Visit www.mpca.ca for more information and register for 

tickets by February 9th (seats are limited). Questions? Email Ruby at 

specialevents@mpca.ca 

Book Club - 4th Tuesday (usually) of the month from 7 to 9pm in the 

Lower Hall. Our February 26 book is Secret Daughter by Shilpi Somaya 

Gowda. Our March 26 book will be Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn. For 

more info email lohanlon@telus.net or call Linda at (403) 289-8390. 

Mount Pleasant Playgroup 

Register for the winter session of The Mount Pleasant Playgroup which 

runs from February 4 to June 14. It’s close by and it’s inexpensive: only 

$37.50 for our 5-month winter session plus a few hours of your time 

volunteering. Spots are fi lling quickly, so register soon to avoid disappointment. 

It’s easy to register online. Go to mpca.ca, click Activities, 

select Playgroup, then scroll to the bottom of the page for the registration 

button. For information you can email mpp.chair@gmail.com. 

CROSSROADS 

“I live in Crossroads!” 

Crossroads Community Association 

Hall: 1803 14 Avenue NE Ph: 403-277-6201 

Hall Rentals: Call the hall at 403-277-6201 

Newsletter email: convenor.editor@gmail.com 

Facebook page: http://on.fb.me/fqqjLG 

Crossroads Community Preschool: Accepting registrations for the 

2012/2013 school year. Please call 403-277-2168 or 403-640-4967. 

Crossroads 50+ Club: Meet every Monday at 6:30pm at the Crossroads 

Community Centre. Join us for fun times and meet your neighbours. 

For information call 403-277-6201 or visit our website at: www. 

crossroads50plusclub.com 

CROSSROADS cont 

Free Family Movie Nights are Back! Fridays, Feb 15, Mar 15 - Doors 

open at 6:30pm, movie starts at 7pm - Pick up your Perk - our CCA 

Membership gets you a coupon for a FREE concession item! 

UPCOMING EVENTS 

CCA Board Meeting: with guests from the Airport Authority – Feb 3 

Teen Night: 7-9:30 pm – Feb 8 

Good Food Box Pickups – Feb 15 

Family Movie Night: 7-9 pm – Feb 15 

Pub Night: 7:30 pm – Feb 22 

Annual Family Spaghetti Night: Feb 23 

Community Builders Mini Conference: 6-8:30 pm – Feb 25 

CCA Board Meeting – Mar 3 

Teen Night: 7-9:30 pm – Mar 8 

Good Food Box Pickups – Mar 15 

Family Movie Night: 7-9 pm – Mar 15 

4th Annual Crossroads Multicultural Festival - May 25, 2013 

The Festival Committee is looking for people who would like to be part 

of this successful event. We are also looking for cultural performances, 

cultural groups to host information tables and donations of foods. 

Come out and share your culture with our Community. If you would 

be interested in participating and/or volunteering please contact 

ccamulticulture@gmail.com or Shannon at 403-474-4298 

BRIDGELAND-RIVERSIDE 

Bridgeland Riverside Community Association 

Hall: 917 Centre Avenue NE 

Ph: 403-263-5755, Hall email: hall@brcacalgary.org 

Newsletter email: newsletter@brcacalgary.org 

Visit our web site at: www.brcacalgary.org for a complete 

listing of programs and classes. 

Hall programs and Events 

Ongoing: 

Yoga with Jani Tues 6:30 – 8 janikrulc@gmail.com 

Zumba Thursday 6-7 www.fairburnfi tness.com 

Kitty Raymond Parenting courses: www.raymondparenting.com 

Fotoscool Photography www.fotoscool.ca 

Upcoming: 

Winter Fun Walk - March 9th 4pm. Join us for a fun and easygoing walk 

around Bridgeland-Riverside. Kids and pets are welcome! We meet at 

the community hall at 4pm and fi nish up with coff ee and hot chocolate. 

Kids Toy/Clothing Sale - March 16th 10-2pm. The BRCA is holding 

its fi rst ever children’s toy/clothing sale. Parents - donate or sell 

your gently used kids items and pick up new, exciting toys and 

clothes at bargain prices! All proceeds will go to the BRCA for future 

programming and events. For more information please contact Stacey 

at events@brcacalgary.org , or Roseanne at vp@brcacalgary.org 

Bridgeland Riverside Playgroup: We meet Wednesdays from 10am 

to noon at the Bridgeland Campus of Centre Street Church, 235-8A 

Street NE. For more information email: events@brcacalgary.org. 

Women’s Centre - The Women’s Centre of Calgary is a unique streetfront 

organization that provides a variety of services and opportunities 

to the women of Calgary. We off er drop-in support services and all 

programs and services are free. Join us for a workshop or drop in for coff ee 

and to connect with other women. We are located at 646 – 1st Ave NE. 

You can reach us at 403-264-1155 or info@womenscentrecalgary.org. 

A little bit of help from you 

can make a BIG difference! 

TUXEDO PARK 

Tuxedo Park Community Association 

Hall: 202 29 Avenue NE 

Ph: 403-277-8689 

Newsletter email: tpcanewsletter@hotmail.com 

Tuxedo Events Calendar: visit www.tuxedoparkcommunity.ca/events 

Yoga: Tuesdays at 7:30 in Upper Hall. 

CRESCENT HEIGHTS 

Crescent Heights Community Association 

Hall: 1101 - 2nd Street NW 


Newsletter email: chcaview@gmail.com 

Community walk with Rollin Stanley - February 16 

Join the Crescent Heights Planning Committee on a walk through our 

community with Rollin Stanley the new General Manager of Planning, 

Development and Assessment with the City of Calgary. Our stroll will 

last one hour and we will meet at the community hall at 11am. 

Empties For Equipment! Crescent Heights High School’s monthly 

drop-off bottle drives. Thanks for helping support various clubs and 

teams - your donations make a huge diff erence to us! Drop-off s take 

place the second Saturday of the month - February 9th. 

Thanks for your continuing support! 

Programs at the hall 

SUNDAYS: Pentecostal Church Public Service 10am – noon 

MONDAYS: Fitness Class 5-7pm, Call Lana 403-999-5373 

Dance and Fitness 7:30 – 9:30pm. 

WEDNESDAYS: Fitness Class 6:30-7:15am, Call Lana 403-999-5373 

CHCA Playgroup 10 – 11:30am, For info call Stacie 403-670-6872 

Tai Chi 7:30 – 9:30pm 

THURSDAYS: Fitness Class 5:30-8pm. For info call Lana 403-999-5373 

For more a more detailed Hall Calendar and for event and activities 

contact information please visit: 

http://www.calgaryarea.com/nw/crescenthts/calendar/diary.asp 

HIGHLAND PARK 

Highland Park Community Association 

Hall: 3716 - 2nd Street NW 


Newsletter email: highlandparkeditor@gmail.com 

SENIOR’S LUNCH: February Potluck, Feb 11 

Please join us at the Highland Park Community Hall, 3716 – 2 St. NW 

On the third Monday (usually) of the month, at noon. 

FEBRUARY ONLY: on Feb 11th at 12 noon 

Cost: $5/member, $10/non-member 

Call Anne Klempa at 403-277-3388 to confi rm your attendance. 

Karate: Every Monday, 6:15 – 7:15pm (kids), 7:30 - 9:30 (adults) 

Scottish Country Dancing: Every Tuesday, 7:30 – 9:30pm 

Martial Arts: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7:00 – 9:30pm 

Irish Dancing: Every Wednesday, 5:00 – 9:30pm 

Blood Donor Clinic: Sat. March 30 from 9am to 1pm at the hall. 

Community volunteers needed to greet donors after their donation. 

Two shifts available: 9:00 am – 11:30 am & 11:30 am - 2:00 pm 

Call Jeanette Patrick at 403-277-2508 to volunteer 


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RUNDLE COMMUNITY NEWS cont from page 6 

Youth Empowerment Program 

Attention - all youth in Rundle - 11 to 15 years of age... 

Rundle Junior Youth Group seeks to assist those between the ages 

of eleven and fourteen to navigate a crucial stage in life by involving 

them in social interaction with older youth, molding their capacities 

for service, and ultimately empowering them to direct their energies 

toward the advancement of their communities. To build and sustain 

truly prosperous communities in a time of rapid global change certainly 

depends to a great extent on the eff ectiveness of the prepara- 

GOOD FOOD BOX 

Interested in a program that can help your 

family eat more fruits and vegetables? Unit #14, 147 

Rundlemere Road NE is a Good Food Box depot. 

Th e Good Food Box is fi lled with fresh fruits and 

vegetables at a low cost. 

Contact Stephanie before the “Order by Date” to order 

and arrange payment. 

If you have any questions about this program please 

call Stephanie at 403-219-3477 ext. 125. 

ETHAN KARTER CONSTRUCTION 

Our goal is to make selecting a new roof as easy as possible. 

Over 20 years experience • We guarantee your satisfaction! 

FREE inspection - roof, flashing, 

gutters and downspouts! Call today! 

(403) 605-2616 phone 

(403) 475-0907 fax 

www.ethankarter.com 

tions the youth make for the world they will inherit. All 11-15 year 

olds are welcome to join the group, to learn more, call 403-400-3191. 

Looking forward to hearing from you! 

Rink Volunteers Needed 

Please volunteer some of your time to help start and maintain the 

outdoor rink over the winter period. Without your help we may not 

have ice for the kids to skate on! If you can spare some time please 

contact either Larry or Daniel. 

Community Hall Rentals 

403-280-4752 and leave a message or 

email: wendy_scales@hotmail.com 

The hall is a bright and clean facility for your party, 

reception, wedding, meetings, etc. Let us help you 

plan your event! From a small group to a large 

gathering, we have the space that will work for you. 

The hall has the capacity for 225 persons, but can be 

sectioned off to suit any size of gathering. 

We have various options to choose from... 

Package A: No Frills - This is designed for parties 

that do not require bar service. No alcohol. Space 

rental only. 

Package B: Hall Plus Corkage - This is for events 

that require bar service. Bartenders can be hired for 

the operation of a cash bar. 


February 2013

Rundle Rumbles 

Community News 

Newsletter 

Deadlines 

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is published ten times per year. 

Dec and Jan are combined into 

a single issue; July and Aug are 

combined into a single issue. 

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the month prior to issue month. 

Example: May 2013 issue editorial 

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NOTE: one exception - the Sept 

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Sept issues are distributed earlier. 

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CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS 

Kindermusik at Renfrew Community Center 

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For more information and to register, 

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or call 403-242-3533 

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ELECTRICIAN SERVICES 

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Pilates, Tuesdays, 7:30 pm at Renfrew 

Baptist Church, 1204 Renfrew Dr. NE 

$5 drop-in. Everyone welcome! 

PLUMBING SERVICES 

Superior Plumbing - Journeyman Plumber 

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February 2013

RUNDLE COMMUNITY SAFETY 

Editor’s Note - My goodness! It seems like crime is up in our neighborhood 

overall in the past few years… A reminder to watch out for suspicious 

activity such as alley lurkers. Keep an eye out for your neighbors and 

report anything out of the ordinary! 

Citizen Online Police Report System 

This system allows you to submit and print a police report if one 

of the following has happened to you within the City of Calgary and 

you do not know who did it: 

• You have lost or have had stolen something that is worth less than 

$5,000(not including firearms, licence plates or government-issued 

funds or identification). (Lost Property or Theft under $5,000) 

• Your property or vehicle has been vandalized. (Damage/Mischief to 

Property or Vehicle under $5,000) 

• Your vehicle has been broken into. (Theft from Vehicle under 

$5,000) 

All other crimes must be reported by calling the non-emergency 

line at 403-266-1234 or by visiting a district office. 

FOR EMERGENCIES OR CRIMES IN PROGRESS 

CALL 9-1-1 

The Calgary Police Service encourages Calgarians to report all 

crimes, in order to identify trends and better direct our patrols. 

Rundle Crime Statistics - to Dec 2012 

2012 Stats (Offences) Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2012 2011 2010 

Total Total Total 

Break & Enter - House 2 1 5 6 5 2 4 3 4 3 1 1 37 36 49 

Break & Enter - Shop 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 16 

Break & Enter - Other 1 0 1 3 6 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 15 29 29 

Theft OF Vehicle 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 5 16 56 

Theft FROM Vehicle 5 4 2 4 6 2 3 7 5 7 1 1 47 100 93 

Vandalism 6 20 12 19 11 10 9 9 6 10 5 6 123 99 73 


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