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Memorable Moments
Extraordinary Bowling
Accomplishment
Calgary Winter Club
Member’s Zoo Day
the Calgary Winter Club has arranged a special discount day for our members!
Sunday, September 18 th , 2011
Calgary Winter Club
Member’s Zoo Day
Sunday, September 18 th , 2011
Show this card and save!
Abby Ackroyd, from
the Saturday Youth
League, was the Bowler
of the Week (most pins
over average) for 5 out
of the last 6 weeks of
the league. We have
never seen anyone
achieve this feat since
the Bowler of the Week
awards started in our
leagues over 30 years
ago! Way to go Abby!
DiSCount CoDe
1152
ADMission – 25% off (up to four people)
RetAil – 20% off | FooD ConCessions – 10% off
(some restrictions may apply)
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Calgary Winter Club Seniors
Clean Up at City Championships
Calgary Winter Club Senior teams swept victorious in both the
Senior Men’s and Senior Women’s categories at the Calgary
Area Curling Club Managers City Championships held at the
Glencoe April 8-10, 2011! Arthena Fleming and her team of
Audrey Buchanan, Lois Robostan, Jennifer Scott, and Sharon
Huculak took home the title in the Senior Women’s Division
and Paul Gowsell and his team of Bill Stirling, Alan Rogers, and
Brian Byl took home the title in the Senior Men’s Division.
Show the card on the left & save!
ADMission – 25% off (up to four people)
RetAil – 20% off | FooD ConCessions – 10% off
The Calgary Winter Club is proud to use FSC-certified paper
in the production of this newsletter, demonstrating our
commitment to the environment.

P r e s i d e n t ’ s M e s s a g e
M i c h a e l B oy l e | 4 0 3 . 2 8 9 . 5 5 1 1 | c a lga ry w i n t e r c l u b.c o m
Someone asked me the other day if our expansion had started
at the Club. Well, to be honest, if you did not approach the
Club from the right direction or go to the right part of
the building, you might be hard pressed to know. In fact, we
are well underway. Driving in from 14 Street North shows
the scope of activity and the amount of earth moving and
work that has been done from the edge of the tennis courts to
Nose Hill. A walk by the cafeteria and curling rink reveals the
excavation that has been done for the gymnasium and parts of
the club that will eventually reside above the curling rink. The
tennis access has come down to speed up the whole process.
Thanks for your patience to the members and staff from
curling and tennis who have already had to sacrifice because
of the construction. I can assure you that it will be well worth
it when all of the work is done.
If you haven’t checked the club website, we have started to
upload pictures of the construction activity for your review.
It is a great way to see what is happening in areas of the Club
that you cannot access. Watch for e-mail updates in the Club
Connections to alert members to areas of the Club that could
be affected by the construction. Our website is constantly
improving. Check out the new and improved GameTime that
is invaluable in assisting with the planning of all your
activities.
As summer approaches, we often tend to overlook the Club as
more time is spent outdoors. Don’t forget that we have many
activities through the summer months. Last year’s addition of
the Fun-Zone in the skating rink has been a huge success.
Inside this issue..
2 Memorable Moments
3 President’s Message
4 Club Notices
5 CEO/General Manager’s Message
6 Bowling
8 Aquatics
10 Tennis
11 Expansion Update
15 Food & Beverage
16 P.A.R.T.Y.
18 Childcare & Preschool
19 Curling
If your children have a summer birthday, why not bring them
up to this popular venue? It is a great place for a birthday
party. Last summer saw the main pool out of use for an
extended period. This year should see a much more
favourable schedule as we are expecting only a one-week
shutdown for maintenance in the Beach Pool. The
weather-man is predicting a nice, hot summer, so come up
and make use of the pool and patio area.
The Board will be busy throughout the summer months
working with management to keep the expansion moving
forward. We have also set up a committee to review food and
beverage chaired by Dale Johns. Thanks to all of those who
have volunteered their time to sit on this committee. The goal
is to work with this department to make the dining experience
first rate. Watch for revised summer hours at the 818 Bistro.
Finally, I would like to wish everyone at the Club a safe and
happy summer. If you are in town, be sure to drop by, as I’m
sure that you will be impressed by the activities that are
available. If you are travelling, get ready for a new and
improved fall session. I think that you will return to find a
Club that will be well into the expansion with the start of
some great facilities for us to share in the future.
See you at the Club!
Mike
Fall 2011 Programs Registration Dates
Registration for Active Members opens on-line for all Fall 2011 programs and activities at:
6:00 am on Tuesday, June 14 th for Aquatics, Badminton, Bowling & Preschool
6:00 am on Wednesday, June 15 th for 55+, Curling, P.A.R.T.Y. & Skating
6:00 am on Thursday, June 16 th for Fitness, Squash & Tennis
To register, or for detailed class information, log in to GameTime.
20 Skating
21 President’s Gala
26 Fitness
28 Squash
30 Badminton
35 Membership
36 55 Plus
38 Member’s Directory
40 June Calendar
41 July Calendar
42 August Calendar
43 Aquatics Profiles
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P r e s i d e n t ’ s M e s s a g e

4611 - 14 th Street N.W. | Calgary, Alberta T2K 1J7
Main Switchboard: 403-289-5511 | Fax: 403-289-2035
Sports Line: 403-289-1955
Administration Office: 403-338-2418
Fitness Centre: 403-289-0040
Food & Beverage: 403-289-0024 | Fax: 403-282-9282
Web Site: www.calgarywinterclub.com
Membership: 403-338-2415
For member services/inquiries:
members@calgarywinterclub.com
For sports related inquiries:
sportsoffice@calgarywinterclub.com
DiReCt NuMBeRs
The last 3 digits are locals:
Administration
Kevin Boyles, CEO and General Manager 403.338.2414
Jan Bloemraad, COO and Assistant GM 403.338.2443
Gary Maher, CFO/Finance Manager 403.338.2411
Alisa Audia, Marketing & Sales Manager 403.338.2416
Chantelle Pinder, Human Resources Manager 403.338.2428
Jodi Paisley, Club Services Manager 403.338.4506
Russ Switzer, Member Services Manager 403.338.2401
Food & Beverage
Brad Traquair, Interim F&B Manager 403.338.2446
Kurt Baertsch, Assistant F&B Manager 403.338.2423
Josef Wetteskind, Catering Sales Manager 403.338.2427
Meredith Nelson, 818 Bistro Manager 403.338.2404
Palmina Melicchio, F&B Administration 403.338.2406
Miguel Medrano, Snack Bar Manager 403.338.2426
Athletics and Program Activities
Anna Gorski, Aquatics 403.338.2408
Dave McMaster, Badminton 403.338.2429
Jim Channon, Bowling 403.338.2424
Heather Mackie, Childcare & Preschool 403.338.2405
Kim Perkins, Curling 403.338.2442
Amber Wright, 55 Plus & P.A.R.T.Y. 403.338.2435
Rick Mueller, Fitness 403.338.2436
Linda Higgins, Skating 403.338.2421
Ashley Read, Squash 403.338.2448
May Hull, Sports Shop 403.338.2425
Rick Johnston, Tennis 403.338.2447
Housekeeping & Maintenance
Bruce Marsales, Building Operations Mngr 403.338.2441
Marty Hynes, Housekeeping Manager 403.338.2449
Mark Perkins, Health & Safety Manager 403-338-4501
CluB News
Club News is a publication of the Calgary Winter
Club. The next issue of Club News will be the
September/October issue. Copy and advertising
deadline for this issue is Monday, July 4, 2011.
For advertising information, please contact Alisa
Audia, Marketing Manager, at 403.338.2416.
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C l u b N o t i c e s
403.289.5511 | members@calgarywinterclub.com
Fall 2011 Programs registration Dates
Fall Program Registration for Active Members opens on-line at the following times
and dates:
6:00 am on Tuesday, June 14 th for Aquatics, Badminton, Bowling and Preschool.
6:00 am on Wednesday, June 15 th for 55+, Curling, P.A.R.T.Y and Skating
6:00 am on Thursday June 16 th for Fitness, Squash & Tennis
Select Wait List members may begin registering on-line at the following times and
dates:
6:00 am on Tuesday, June 21 st for Aquatics, Badminton, Bowling and Preschool.
6:00 am on Wednesday, June 22 nd for 55+, Curling, P.A.R.T.Y and Skating
6:00 am on Thursday June 23 rd for Fitness, Squash & Tennis
To register, log in to the Member side of our Club website at
www.calgarywinterclub.com and click on the Quick Link to GameTime or go
directly to GameTime at http://gametime.calgarywinterclub.com.
Program CanCellation PoliCy
Registrations/Cancellations cannot be accepted over the telephone.
Cancellation deadlines
The cancellation deadline for all programs is two (2) weeks prior to the start date
of the individual class, so cancellations and/or switching of classes must be received
by the date listed per program.
Cancellation Policy
A member’s account will be billed the full program fee unless a registration is officially
cancelled prior to the cancellation date. Note: A full program fee may not
be charged if a late cancellation position can be filled from a program wait list,
however late cancellations will be subject to an administration fee.
Cancellation forms
A cancellation form must be filled out, signed and turned into the Sports Office,
faxed (fax: 403-289-2035) or sent electronically through ‘GameTime’, to officially
cancel a registration prior to the cancellation date for the program. Cancellation
forms are also available at the Sports Office.
gametime registration
Check out the GameTime information page for members. Log on to GameTime
and click the “Schedule” link. As new features are added to the GameTime system
this document will be updated with details and screen shots to help you navigate
the system with helpful hints and tips.
Club HoliDay Hours oF oPeration
Canada Day, Friday, July 1 st and Heritage Day, Monday, August 1 st
Club Hours: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fitness & Pool Hours: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm
Childcare Hours: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
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Summer has finally arrived and along with it, what is
traditionally a quieter time at the Calgary Winter Club. As we
enter the summer months, I’d like to encourage you to
consider all that your Club has to offer throughout this
season. Whether you’re just stopping in for a refreshing dip
in the pool, or needing to find some activities to keep young
minds and bodies active through the summer holidays, the
Club is here to help. We have an extensive offering of
summer camps, clinics and classes for all ages and the entire
staff looks forward to continuing to serve you throughout the
summer.
As I write this note, I’m entering my 5th month as your CEO
and have already witnessed a great deal of change at the
Club. While I continue to work on evaluating and improving
our entire operation, construction has begun to take hold all
around us, and the expansion is now well under way. We’re
all excited to see new buildings and spaces take shape in the
coming months and we look forward to offering all of our
Members exciting new opportunities down the road.
Your Board of Directors continue to work with Club
Management to ensure that the Expansion project stays as
close to time-line and budget as possible; and so far, I am
happy to report that we are right on track. Along with the
Expansion, we are also taking a hard look at our Food and
Beverage operations, with the recent formation of our Food
and Beverage Committee. A number of talented and
experienced Club Members have agreed to join the
Committee and we are very excited about the opportunities
that this group is exploring; with an eye on enhancing and
improving the Food and Beverage offerings at the Club.
You’ll see some small changes in the coming months, with a
number of larger impacts planned to coincide with the
execution of the second phase of the Expansion Plan.
I truly enjoy the casual conversations that I have on a regular
basis with so many Members of the Club; please don’t
hesitate to stop me for a chat in the halls, or come by the
administration offices to share your thoughts and ideas.
On behalf of the entire Calgary Winter Club, I’d like to wish
you all the best for a safe, relaxing and rejuvenating summer.
Be sure to make the Club part of your summer plans, we’ll
be here to provide you with exceptional opportunities and
service throughout the summer season – come and enjoy your
Club all year long!
Kevin Boyles
CEO/General Manager
Calgary Winter Club
Snack Bar Deli platterS
the Calgary winter Club is glad to offer a new service to our members.
we will now offer great deli platters for your convenience
and ease of pick up. Place your order today for:
Fresh Seasonal Vegetables & Dip $3.95/person
Fresh Seasonal Fruit & Tray Dip $4.95/person
Deli Style Cold Cuts, Cheeses, Relishes & Rolls $5.95/person
Domestic Cheese Tray $4.95/person
Hummus & Pita Wedges $4.95/person
Bruschetta & Crostini $4.95/person
All deli orders must be received 72 hours prior to the date of pick up.
We require this lead time to ensure we are ready to serve you and
to enable us to order and prepare your items to be as fresh as possible.
Contact our Catering Office to order your catering trays today!
Call Palmina At 403-338-2406 or Josef at 403-338-2427.
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The Bowling CenTre is Closed from June 2 nd To AugusT 1 sT
For tHe Following work to be ComPleteD:
• Installation of 5 pin/10 pin convertible pinsetters
• Installation of synthetic lanes
• Installation of new ball racks
• Modification of present automatic scoring system
• Installation of climate control system (including air conditioning)
The following items are NOT included in this summer’s renovations:
• The lobby area stays the same for the time being. Favorable budget performance will determine if lobby improvements will be
completed next summer.
• A new automatic scoring system will not be installed. Our present ProScore system will be modified to handle both the 5 and
10 pin games. Our present system offers features that many new systems do not include. Most new systems DO NOT feature
bright and easy to read displays, fun and interactive strike and spare graphics, and the very popular Bingo Bowl fungame. For
league play, new systems DO NOT include the opportunity to compete against all teams (only match play between two teams is
available) and “pins over average” reports (used repeatedly in our leagues and tournaments) are not available.
tHe new anD imProveD bowling Centre re-oPens on tuesDay, august 2 nD at 10:00 am.
be a Part
of the new
revolution!
wednesday
night
10-Pin league
get a group together
Join an exciting
adult and youth
bowling Program
lots of 5-pin leagues
for all ages!
Enter any league as a 5 player team,
in couples or as singles.
For All Ages - Beginners are Welcome
Check GameTime for further information
Register early while there are spots available!
Congratulations, sCott!
Congratulations to Scott Starkoski for
achieving a silver medal at the Calgary Youth
200/250/275 Challenge. Sean Mickelson and
Christopher Rvachew also represented the
CWC proudly at the event.
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Club HigH sCores
Hi Averages - Michelle Huszti, 196 / Doug Zwick, 219
Hi Singles - Cheryl Grabowecky, 314 / Ken Hilland, 416
Hi Triples - Michelle Huszti, 773 / Bill Daniel, 865
ruDy raDons awarD
This award goes to the adult
league bowler who best
exemplifies the qualities of
perseverance and dedication
to CWC Bowling. The winner
of this prestigious award this
season is Ray Temple.
aDult gooD sPortsmansHiP awarD
Martin Meyer was chosen to receive
the Fred and Janet Worger Award,
which goes to the bowlers in our adult
leagues who exhibit good
sportsmanship throughout the season.
youtH league gooD sPortsmansHiP
awarD
Bronwyn Hansen & Maya Patton
teen league gooD sPortsmansHiP
awarD
Amanda Burwash

2010/2011 league anD Club CHamPions
*Tuesday Ladies (l to r):
Merla Dell, Marg
Mickelson, Heidi
Holysh, Laurie
Tambosso, Tracy
Rvachew
Thursday Afternoon Mixed
(l to r): Tillie Faminow,
Isabel Butte, Olive
Anderson, Sheila Berger
Friday Mixed (l to r):
Suzanne Hasiuk, Ed
Hasiuk, Cinde Shemanski,
Joe Shemanski,
Michelle Huszti
*Saturday Youth (l to r):
Kali Webb, Travis
Cornelius, Grant Pinkney,
Abby Ackroyd,
Connor Webb
*Monday Mens (l to r):
Dan Killen, Rob
Robostan, Vincent
Jennings, Larry Earl,
Glen Befus
*Tuesday Mixed (l to r) Harvey Hall,
Ryan Shannon, Marianne
Spoletini, Don Layton,
(Missing) Sharon Johnson
Thursday Evening Mixed
(l to r): Dennis Cantrill,
Darla Cantrill, Jean
Podovinnikoff, Martin
Meyer (Missing: Glenn
Mickelson)
*Thursday Teen (l to r):
Ben Holysh, Curtis
MacLean, Matthew Bergh,
Patrick Carter
* Denotes Club Champions
stuart Cantrill bowling sCHolarsHiP
Congratulations to Troy Jensen
(from the Monday Men’s and
Thursday Mixed leagues) who is
this season’s winner of the Stuart
Cantrill Bowling Scholarship.
The goal of the Scholarship is to
encourage graduating Teen League bowlers to join our adult
leagues. Special thanks to Stuart Cantrill for his generosity
and dedication to the CWC’s Bowling Section.
aDult banquet summary
Thanks to the following people for all their work in making
this year’s Banquet one of the best attended in the past 25
years!
Organizing: Toby Roch & Bowling Committee
Door Prizes (purchasing and wrapping): Mimi Daniel
Registration: Peggy Calhoun, Lorena Horvath
Raffle Ticket Sales: Gloria Singendonk, Janet Gehring
Entertainment: Standing Room Only (acapella group),
Neil Diamond Impersonator
Last Minute Engraving: Trisha Befus c/o Canuck
Amusements
Programme: Dennis Havrelock
Grace: John Monaghan
M.C.’s: Stuart Cantrill, Nick Lalla
Various Duties: Vincent Jennings
youtH
banquet
“raP uP”
Special thanks
to those who made
this season’s Youth
Banquet a great
success:
Door Prizes: Blair Hanbury & Connor
Dickin c/o CWC Bowling Committee, Demchuk
Family, Karen Kryzan, Sharon Harms
Registration: Blair Hanbury & Connor Dickin
DJ’s: Blair Hanbury & Connor Dickin
D.J. Equipment Donation & Set Up: Stuart Cantrill,
Ryan Madden
Talent Show Organizer & MCs: Blair Hanbury & Connor Dickin
Various Duties Throughout Evening: Vincent Jennings
tHanks, miCHelle!
Michelle Hustzti has been taking pictures at
many of our special events for the past couple
of seasons. Michelle has an obvious talent
for photography. Her amazing skills include
setting up creative pictures, knowing how to
pose people properly, and capturing that “moment”
in time. Check out the link on the Bowling page on
the CWC’s website to see Michelle’s pictures from our 50 th
Anniversary celebrations, Super Bowl XXX, and the Adult
Wind-up Banquet.
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A q u at i c s
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imPortant Dates
• Registration for fall programs begins June 14 th
• BEACH Pool closure: Closed from: July 25 - 31. The
pool will re-open the morning of August 1 st .
** Please Note: For the summer months, the pool will be
closing at 9:00 pm on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays
effective July 2 nd .
Just a FrienDly reminDer...
Any children that are not potty-trained are required to wear
some type of “swimmers diaper” in the pool.
Private/semi Private swim lessons
• $25 per person for one ½ hour private lessons
• $19 per person for one ½ hour semi-private lesson
To arrange for a lesson, contact the Aquatics department at
403-338-2408.
summer CamPs
We are excited to offer a variety of different Summer Camps
from Synchro, to Seal Pups, to Swim lessons. See GameTime
for more information.
uPDates
sea lions
The Sea Lions are now in the midst of a busy, travel-filled
schedule for their 50m season! While the little ones finished
off their season with a trip to Fernie and had a great time at
the year-end banquet at the end of May, the older swimmers
are still training right into July.
Parents are definitely doing lots of driving right now as we
are sending swimmers to Age Group Trials in Medicine Hat
and Age Group Provincials and Seniors in Fort McMurray.
All swimmers who can come are very excited to swim the
Missoula, Montana Meet in the 50m outdoor pool. We will
be sending at least one of our swimmers to Montreal to Age
Group Nationals at the end of July.
August will be a rest month for coaches, swimmers, and
parents. We would like to thank swimmers and coaches for
their hard work and dedication during our swim season and
look forward to seeing everyone in September.
If you are interested in joining the Sea Lions, do check us
under the Winter Club website and see what we are about.
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Master Clippers
Thinking about doing something different in September? Try
Masters Swimming for fitness, fun and travel! Seven CWC
Clippers attended the Alberta Masters Swimming Provincials
held in Medicine Hat on March 26 th and 27 th . The Clippers
clocked some excellent swim times plus enjoyed a 'Viva Las
Vegas' social evening where teams dressed up to add to the
fun. The Clippers also travelled to Montreal for Canadian
Masters Swimming Nationals, May 20 - 23. Go Clippers Go!
tsunamis
This year was a great success for the Tsunamis Club. At
provincials we placed third with many of our senior athletes
making the provincial team that competed at Nationals in
Vancouver on May 26 - 27. This year we also ran a
Lifesaving competition at the Calgary Winter Club that turned
out to be a huge success. We had almost 100 athletes compete
on five teams. This competition was such a huge success due
to the tremendous support we got from our volunteers.
sea sprites u15 teams
Do they have a frequent traveller point system for synchro
athletes? If they did, our U15 teams would have earned bonus
points in the month of March!
The month began in Calgary at Provincials. The second
weekend saw the team helping our Club host the Wildrose
Qualifiers in Okotoks, and the month finished in Regina at
Westerns. Phew, you have earned a breather to prepare for
Nationals in Gatineau!
The performances keep getting stronger. Congratulations
athletes! Some results highlights are:
Provincials:
Blue Team - 6 th place
White Team - 9 th place
Combo - 2 nd place
U15 Duet - 8 th , Caitlin Kohrs & Astrid Lauf
11 th , Breanne Bauer & Meryl McKenna
U15 Solo - 8 th , Danielle Chang

Westerns:
These top ten finishing athletes (championship) will represent
the Sea Sprites at Nationals:
Figures - 3 rd , Hannah Ovenden
Blue Team, 5 th place
White Team, 9 th place
Combo, 2 nd place
U15 Duet - 9 th , Caitlin Kohrs & Astrid Lauf
U15 Solo - 2 nd , Hannah Ovenden
9 th - Danielle Chang
The NAG teams head off to Gatineau May 29 - June 7 to
compete in the Canadian National Competition “Espoir”. The
girls are excited.
sea sprites wildrose Provincial teams
Our Sea Sprites PAC athletes competed in Edmonton from
April 15 - 17 at Provincials. Congratulations on all your hard
work!
U10 Figures - 10 th , Natalie Greenfield
U12 Figures - 3 rd , Julia Batycky
7 th , Stephanie Wallace
U10 Team, 4 th place
U12 Team, 5 th place
U12 Duet - 4 th , Autumn Collier & Stephanie Wallace
7 th , Emma Berry & Signa Lauf
U12 solo - 3 rd , Julia Batycky
These PAC teams headed off to Winnipeg in May for the
MASY (Manitoba, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Yukon)
competition, which is always a highlight of the year.
The annual year end Watershow will be held on June 12 th
from 5 - 8 pm, and all are welcome to attend this fun wind-up
demonstration of all of the hard work the girls have put into
their programs this year.
Our Summer Camp program details follow:
Competitive Performance and Adventure Synchro Camp
August 8 -12 | Monday - Friday | 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Fitness and 2012 Competitive Synchro Season Preparation
August 29 - 31 & September 1 - 2 | Monday - Friday
4:00 - 7:00 pm
Register on-line or for more details contact Jewely Walton at
jewelyw@calgarywinterclub.com
weekly wednesday
Alberta Carvery Buffet
aquatiC Fitness
important Dates
• June 14: Registration for fall programs open
• June 30: Last day of regularly scheduled Aqua fitness
classes
• September 6: Start of fall Aqua fitness program
summer Aqua fitness schedule
Class running in deep pool.
July 4 - 28 | 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Aqua Therapy running in beach pool. Minimum of 6
participants registered for the class to run
July 4 - 22 | 10:00 - 10:45 am
Class running in deep pool
August 2 - 26 | 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Aqua Therapy running in beach pool. Minimum 6 people
registered for the class to run
August 2 - 26 | 10 - 10:45 am
Summer Registration Options
For classes in the deep pool, register for each month
separately or use coupons.
For Aqua Therapy classes, register for each month separately
in GameTime. Minimum 6 participants are needed to run this
class! If minimum is not reached by June 30 th , this class will
be cancelled.
water Running: drop-in
Wednesdays, 9:05 - 10:00 am
Thursdays, 12:05 - 12:50 pm (class is open to members and
staff)
serious strength: drop-in
Fridays, 10:05 - 11:00 am
Aqua therapy:
Mondays, 11:00 am | Thursdays, 1:30 pm
Must Register in GameTime | runs monthly | billed monthly
unless cancellation is submitted before the first of the month.
Minimum of 6 required!
evening specialty Classes starting in september
Must Register in GameTime | runs monthly | billed monthly
unless cancellation is submitted before the first of the month.
serious strength
Tuesdays, 8:05 - 9:00 pm
Minimum of 6 required to a maximum of 14
water Running
Wednesdays, 7:05 - 8 pm
Minimum of 6 required to a maximum of 21
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Junior tennis Festival
The Tennis Department held a Junior Tennis Festival for all
ages and levels on March 12 th & 13 th , featuring a total of 55
participants in six events.
The Open category featured an Intraclub Match with the
CWC Adult Team of Jarka Dolemo, Nick Finn, Greg
Gundesen, Gilbert Leung, Dave Mann,
Earl McVicar, and Hank Yap defeating the CWC Junior
Team of Brendan Chen, Andrei Gavrilov, Kelsea Gorzo,
Thomas Lee, Mitch Parnham, Sidney Yap.
Michael Pearce won The Junior B tournament.
Runner-up: Maddie Weedle
Ashley Yap won the U12 Round Robin.
Runners-up: Scott Starkoski and Jessica Marks
Justin Dolemo won the U10 Round Robin.
Runner-up: Annabelle Ackroyd
The 3/4 Court Round Robins were won respectively by:
A Division: Artemy Gavrilov
B Division: Lachlan Mackenzie
The Progressive 1/2 Court and Early Starter groups enjoyed
a Fun Circuit of games and skill development (manned by
CWC staff and member volunteers). The Progressive Group
also participated in a fun Team Round Robin.
Thanks to all the participants. Special thanks to those CWC
members and staff volunteers who were so instrumental in
making the event a success!
Junior nationals
The following CWC Juniors competed in the recently
completed Indoor National Championships:
Singles
U18 Mikaela Bennett T33 rd
Westin Bennett T33 rd
U16 Mikaela Bennett T13 th
Kelsi Oliphant T25 th
U14 Kelsea Gorzo 28 th
In U18 Doubles, Mikaela Bennett and partner Jena Cheng of
Edmonton were quarter finalists!
Congratulations to all CWC Juniors on your hard work during
the indoor season and best of luck for the outdoor season!
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ann glenn memorial tennis
sPortsmansHiP awarD
Congratulations to Judy Watson who has
been selected as the first recipient of the
Tennis Sportsmanship Award. Ann was a
longtime Winter Club Member who
demonstrated outstanding sportsmanship
both on and off the court.
Judy is a very deserving winner of the award. She
competes at a high level of tennis while always
displaying great sportsmanship. She has served as
Chairperson of the Tennis Committee and volunteered at
several tournaments. Judy helps coach the younger
players in the junior program and is a great ambassador
for the game.
teams tournament
The Teams Tournament was held May 6 th and 7 th . The
tournament featured 8 teams of 4 players. While most
teams were very close, one team stood out and were
declared champions at the end of Saturday. The
championship team included: Doug Parnham, Pam
Rinehart, Kevin Palazetti and Christina Thompson.
The teams tournament was held in conjunction with the
tennis wind-up party. The wind-up party included great
food fun games and loads of prizes. Thanks to the
organizers Pat Fryers, Cindy Mann and Marilyn
Oakley for a great job organizing the wind-up event.
Teams tournament winners
Kevin Palazetti, Pam
Rinehart and Doug
Parnham. Missing from
the team photo is Christina
Thompson.
tennis lesson rates
As of July 1 st
Private: $65
Semi-private: $35 per person
Group of 3: $25 per person
Group of 4: $22 per person
Group of 5: $19 per person
Cardio Tennis Group of 7: $16 per person
Cardio Tennis Group of 6: $18.50 per person

Update #5
Work has started in earnest on the project
now and it is very exciting to see hard hats and
excavation equipment. We have had to make
a short detour to tennis from squash until
the middle of June to help make up for some
delays that occurred with the late start to
spring in Calgary.
We have tried to be environmentally friendly
with the new path to tennis and used wood
chips from the old poplar trees that needed to
be cut down due to construction. There is a
flag person at the driveway while construction
vehicles are moving in the area and we have
placed umbrellas as you leave the building in
case of rain.
The reason the trees had to be removed was
to make way for a storm sewer that the city
requires that we install along 14th Street.
Expansion U pdatEs
The engineers indicated that the trenching,
required for the storm sewer, would extensively
destabilize the root ball for the trees. The result
would be that the trees could become unstable
and might blow over causing a very significant
safety problem. The City has also asked us to
install a sidewalk along 14th street requiring
additional space.
By the end of June construction and closure
in the top back parking lot will be complete.
But in July work will begin on the locker room
expansion closing the upper parking lot a
little further south for excavation of the space
required for lockers. We are hoping that we can
finish this work over the summer when fewer
members are utilizing the Club.
Garry Lamb Gary Maher
Chair of the Construcion Chief Financial Officer
Committee
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FooD & beverage summer Hours
June 2011
818 Bistro
Monday through Friday: 11:30 am - 11:00 pm
Saturday: 10:30 am - 10:00 pm
Sunday: 10:30 am - 9:00 pm
Holidays: 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
(Kitchen closed one half hour prior to published times)
snack Bar
Monday through Saturday: 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sunday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Holidays: Posted Club Hours of Operation
(Kitchen closed one hour prior to published times)
Catering Office
Monday through Friday: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
July & August 2011
818 Bistro
Sunday through Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday through Saturday: 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
(Kitchen closed one half hour prior to published times)
Holidays (Canada Day, July 1 st & Heritage Day,
August 1 st ): Closed
snack Bar
Monday through Sunday: 7:00 am - 8:00 pm
Holidays: Posted Club Hours of Operation
(Kitchen closed one half hour prior to published times)
Catering Office
Monday through Friday: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Upcoming F&B Events
Father’s Day Brunch - Sunday, June 19, 2011
Stampede Breakfast - Sunday, July 3 2011
· weekly specials ·
avai lable Dai ly from 5 : 00 to 9 : 00 pm
· MONDAY ·
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(3) for $6.95
· TUESDAY ·
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P.a.r.t.y summer CamPs
Summer is just around the corner, start planning your summer
fun now with camps! All camps include a variety of activities
that are bound to impress any crowd. You can now find more
information and registration on GameTime.
Full Day Camps (lunch & snack included)
Monster Multisport | July 11 - 15 or August 15 - 19
A non-stop week of fun, challenge and adventure! Activities
will include; cardio games, yoga, crafts, survivor games, outdoor
games, scavenger hunt, biking, field trip & much more!
Go Girls | July 18 - 22
This GIRLS ONLY camp will be full of fun, friendship and
fashion! Activities will include crafts, painting, yoga, outdoor
fun, dance, cardio games, a fashion show, field trip and many
more girliscious surprises!
Outdoor Adventure | August 22 - 26
This week we will be making the most of the great outdoors
surrounding the Club. Activities will include; hiking, biking,
orienteering, survivor games, relay races, scavenger hunt,
field trip and much more!!
Half Day Camps will run weekly, Monday to Friday,
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
July 4 - 8 | July 11 - 15 | July 18 - 22 | July 25 - 29
*August 2 - 5 | August 8 - 12 | August 15 - 19
August 22 - 26
Any questions regarding summer camps can be forwarded to
Jen Ward, P.A.R.T.Y. Coordinator, at
jenw@calgarywinterclub.com
Fall Programming
Look for old favourites and new activities to have you
moving all through the year.
Recess Games, Teen Power Hour, Youth Fitness, Cardio
Party, Circus Yoga, Ballet!
Girls Keep going
A spin-off of our very popular Go Girls Summer Camp. This
weekly program is guaranteed fun & friendships. Activities
may include; yoga, dance, crafts, cardio games, baking and
some well-deserved girl time.
Family Challenge (third sunday of each month)
Does your family have what it takes it outsmart and outplay
another? This evening of challenge and fun will involve
cooperative group challenges, brain games and lots of energy!
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wake up shake up
Get up and get moving! Games & activities that will leave
you breathless! Come by each week for an exciting new
challenge!
Family Movie Night (last Friday of each month)
Enjoy a night out at the movies without the crowds. Settle in
for an evening of fun & laughs with the whole family as we
watch some of the latest family blockbusters and rediscover
some old favourites.
street smarts
Put your mind to the test! Games, science, survivor and so
much more! Each week will bring a new challenge to wake
up your brain and get you thinking street smart!
new seminar series
kiDs in tHe Hall
NEW & IMPROVED - Beginning Saturday, September 10 th ,
Kids in the Hall will be a registered and paid program. Each
week will have a new and exciting theme with corresponding
games, activities & crafts.
birtHDay Parties
Please welcome Stephanie Issler, Birthday Party Coordinator,
to our team. You can contact her at 403-338-2431 or via email
at stephaniei@calgarywinterclub.com
Party Options
Basic Party - $15/child
Minimum of 6 and maximum of 12 children (including
members) and a maximum of 12 adults.
Fun Zone Party Rental - $249
Minimum of 6 and maximum of 15 children (including
members) and a maximum of 15 adults.
Pre-booking is important in making your event a success.
Please let us know if you are bringing a group (over 6 people)
to enjoy the club, so we can help best facilitate your needs.
Fun Zone
The Fun Zone is now open and operational. The May 1 st
Grand Opening was a huge success!
The Fun Zone wrap up party will be September 11 th .

8:00 - 9:00 am
9:00 - 10:00 am
10:00 - 11:00 am
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
12:00 - 1:00 pm
1:00 - 2:00 pm
2:00 - 3:00 pm
3:00 - 4:00 pm
4:00 - 5:00 pm
5:00 - 6:00 pm
6:00 - 7:00 pm
7:00 - 8:00 pm
8:00 - 9:00 pm
8:00 - 9:00 am
9:00 - 10:00 am
10:00 - 11:00 am
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
12:00 - 1:00 pm
1:00 - 2:00 pm
2:00 - 3:00 pm
3:00 - 4:00 pm
4:00 - 5:00 pm
5:00 - 6:00 pm
6:00 - 7:00 pm
7:00 - 8:00 pm
8:00 - 9:00 pm
Fun Zone sCHeDule
May | June | september
In the event that a scheduled program (summer camp, P.A.R.T.Y., or birthday party)
does not run, the Fun Zone will be open to the members.
Monday tuesday wednesday thursday Friday saturday sunday
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed
9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Unsupervised
Open Play for
Members
No Inflatables
Legend
9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Unsupervised
Open Play for
Members
No Inflatables
9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Unsupervised
Open Play for
Members
No Inflatables
9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Unsupervised
Open Play for
Members
No Inflatables
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Scheduled
Programming
P.A.R.T.Y.
Closed
2:00 - 4:00 pm
CLOSED for
Birthday Parties
Booked
4:00 - 6:00 pm
Inflatables Up
No Charge
Closed
Closed
12:00 - 2:00 pm
Inflatables up
No Charge
4:00 - 6:00 pm
Inflatables Up
No Charge
Closed
Monday tuesday wednesday thursday Friday saturday sunday
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed
9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Unsupervised
Open Play for
Members
No Inflatables
Open to members
Unsupervised
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Unsupervised
Open Play for
Members
No Inflatables
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Summer Camp
Closed (Private Event)
3:00 - 9:00 pm
Unsupervised
Open Play for
Members
No Inflatables
Open to Members
Inflatables up
Supervised
No charge
9:00 - 11:00 am
Summer Camp
Closed (Private Event)
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Unsupervised
Open Play for
Members
No Inflatables
Scheduled
Programming
P.A.R.T.Y.
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Unsupervised
Open Play time
No Inflatables
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Summer Camp
Closed (Private
Event)
3:00 - 9:00 pm
Unsupervised
Open Play Time
No inflatables
9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Unsupervised
Open Play for
Members
No Inflatables
Private Event
Birthday Parties
Book through
GameTime
2:00 - 4:00 pm
CLOSED for
Birthday Parties
Booked
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Closed for
Scheduled
Programming
P.A.R.T.Y.
9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Open to
members
Inflatables up
Supervised
No Charge
CWC Summer
Camps
Private Events
Fun Zone sCHeDule
July | August
In the event that a scheduled program (summer camp, P.A.R.T.Y., or birthday party)
does not run, the Fun Zone will be open to the members.
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Unsupervised
Open Play time
No Inflatables
12:00 - 2:00 pm
Inflatables Up
No Charge
4:00 - 6:00 pm
Inflatables Up
No Charge
Closed
9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Supervised
Open to Members
Inflatables Up
No ChargeClosed
2:00 - 4:00 pm
CLOSED for
Birthday Parties
Booked
4:00 - 6:00 pm
Inflatables Up
No Charge
Closed
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
CLOSED for
Private Events,
Birthday parties.
2:00 - 4:00 pm
CLOSED for
Birthday Parties
Booked
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
CLOSED for
Birthday Parties
12:00 - 2:00 pm
Inflatables Up
No Charge
2:00 - 4:00 pm
CLOSED for
Birthday Parties
Booked
4:00 - 6:00 pm
Inflatables Up
No Charge
Closed
P . A . R . t . Y
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CHilDCare Hours
C h i l d c a r e & P r e s c h o o l
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June 1 - June 30
• Mondays - Fridays: 8:45 am - 8:00 pm
• Saturdays: 8:45 am - 4:00 pm
• Sundays and Holidays: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
July 1 - Sepetember 3
• Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
• Wednesdays and Fridays 9:00am - 8:00pm
• Saturdays: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
• Sundays & Holidays: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
• Friday, July 1 st (Canada Day): 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
• Monday, August 1 st (Heritage Day): 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
• Monday, September 5 th (Labour Day): 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Summer Evenings
For July and August, we will be open until 8:00 pm on
Wednesdays and Fridays only. All other days the childcare
will close at 4:00 pm.
new PriCes
Effective July 1 st , the prices for childcare will be as follows:
select waitlist Members
• $6/hour for the first child
• $5/hour for additional children in the same family at
same time
Guests/Non-resident Members
• $8/hour for the first child
• $6/hour for additional children in the same family at the
same time
Children over 6
• $5/hour for Active Members who are 6 years or older by
July 1, 2011
• Children who turn 6 years old before July 1 st and are
going into Grade 2 will begin paying for childcare
starting on July 1 st .
• Children who turn 6 years old before July 1 st and are
going into Grade 1 will begin paying for childcare
starting on Sept. 1 st .
Other Charges
• Late Cancellations/No Shows: $15/child
• Late Pick-ups: $15/child per portion of half hour
• Away and Plays: $20
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away anD Play
This is a program that allows parents to leave their children in
the childcare while running errands, going to appointments or
just taking a break. You must pre-book as there are a limited
number of spots. If your child is an infant please ensure they
are also booked for infant childcare.
• 2 ½ hours during available times
• $20/child
• No Shows: $20/child
• Late pick-ups: $15/child per half hour or part thereof
June Away and Plays
• There are no Away and Plays from May 30 - June 5
• June 6 - June 30: Away and Plays are available between
1:00 pm and 4:00 pm daily
July and August Away and Plays
• For July and August, Away and Plays are available
between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm
• September 1 - 10: NO Away and Plays are available.
summer CamPs
There are still a few spaces available in some summer camps.
Please check GameTime for availability. Members are
allowed to bring a guest with them to camp. Guest
registration forms are available at the Sports Office.
Fall gym Classes
Please note that our fall classes are not beginning until the
start of October (except Ballet which will begin in
September.) Check GameTime for class times and ages.
Registration for our fall classes begins on Tuesday, June 14 th
at 6:00 am for Active members and Tuesday, June 21 st at
6:00 am for Select wait list members.
Celebrations
These are once-a-month classes which celebrate special days.
Each class is 1 ½ hours and is for children who are 3, 4 and 5
years old. Register with the fall registration (mid June) for the
following classes:
Celebration: Falling Leaves
Monday, September 26 th | 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Celebration: Halloween Whoots
Monday, October 24 th | 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Celebration: Pajama Day
Monday, November 28 th | 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Celebration: Santa’s Workshop
Monday, December 19 th | 1:00 - 2:30 pm

inFant bloCk bookings
These are for infants who will be
coming at the same times each
week. You can make up to 3 block
bookings a week.
spring block bookings
Spring block bookings end on June 30 th . If you will be
finished your classes before then and no longer want the times
please let us know to avoid being charged a ‘no show’ fee.
summer block bookings (July 4 - August 31)
Summer infant block bookings can be made by calling
Childcare starting on:
Monday, June 13 th at 8:30 am for Active members
Monday, June 20 th at 8:30 am for Select Wait List members
Fall infant Block Bookings (sept. 6 – December 23)
Fall infant block bookings can be made by calling childcare
starting on:
Monday, August 8 th at 8:30 am for Active members
Monday, August 15 th at 8:30 am for Select Wait List members
S n ac k Ba r S u n DaY
B r eakFaSt a l l DaY
the Calgary winter Club is glad to
offer a great new service to our members
every sunday. we will now offer great new
menu items for those who are late risers
or just enjoy the opportunity to have
breakfast at your discretion.
Two Farm Fresh Eggs Any Style
Rashers of Bacon or Pork Sausage or Ham
Fresh Fried Potato gems
Toast & Preserves (choice of white or brown or mulit-grain or
sourdough bread)
Condiments
C u r l i n g
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annual general meeting sePt 21
Wednesday, September 21st | 7:00 pm | Panorama Room.
The Curling Section Annual General Meeting takes place
Come on out and meet all your curling friends and register
your team as we open another season.
senior snowy owl league
This is a league for all levels of curlers 50 years of age or
older and is open to Club members and non-CWC members.
Teams play every Tuesday and Thursday at 9:30 am and 1:00
pm. The league schedule includes 42 league games plus
6 skins format dates as well as a couple of banquets. Enter
individually or as a team. For more information, contact
Harvey Hall at 403-547-1704.
CwC Junior roCk star league
Wanna be a Rock Star? Here’s your chance. Every
Friday, kids ages 9 - 17 can enjoy league style play
with a focus on team development. League starts
October 21st new
from 5:00 - 6:00 pm. Register on GameTime.
Junior Curling oPen House Party
Come on down to the curling section on October 15 th from
2:00 - 4:00 pm for the Annual Junior Curling Open House
Party. This is a great time to meet up with your old curling
buddies for a pick-up game or to check out curling for the
first time (FREE Lessons for all!) There will be snacks and
door prizes and fun games on and off the ice. Just bring a
clean pair of running shoes and be ready for a great time!
Ladies Curling
Reunion Luncheon
All past and present CWC Lady Curlers are cordially
invited to a lovely afternoon filled with memories.
Wednesday, September 21 st 2011
The Calgary Winter Club · Skyline Room
Cocktails at 11:30 am · Lunch to follow
CWC members, please sign up online through
Game Time - Registration - Curling - Ladies Curling Reunion Luncheon
All others must register and prepay with the CWC front desk
before September 18 th.
For further information, please call Dianne Kvisle at 403.547.1503
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Dates to mark on your CalenDar
• June 13 - 23: Spring Skating Warm up Camp - Crowchild
Twin Arenas
• June 15: GameTime Registration for fall session begins
at 6:00 am for Active Members
• July 4 - August 12: Dynamic Ice Summer School - Henry
Viney Arena
• August 5 -7: Wild Rose Competition - Leduc, AB
skater oF tHe montH - marCH
Let’s all join in congratulating Mackenzie Gault, our skater
of the month for March. Mackenzie comes to skating every
session with a positive attitude and ready to work. She keeps
focused in her practice time, and does extra off-ice training in
her free time. She has helped out the pros immensely this year
with the preschool and learn to skate classes. Her smiling face
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is infectious on the ice. Mackenzie’s work habits have not
gone unnoticed, many of her fellow skaters and parents have
commented on how dedicated she is to her self practice.
Mackenzie works hard to put together and perform well
prepared tests. Thank you for being such an inspiration to all
of our skaters
skater oF tHe montH - aPril
Congratulations to Kaitlyn Sawford for being April’s skater
of the month. Kaitlyn has just started taking private lessons in
our Junior program this season and has recently passed two
Skate Canada Tests. She is keen and eager to learn on and off
the ice. Kaitlyn’s on-ice confidence has improved greatly as
has her sureness of skating skills. She recently got her first
“program” with music and practices it diligently. Your hard
work and commitment has paid off. Keep up the great work!
i n t r o D u C i n g C a n s k at e t o t H e C w C
Beginning in the fall session, the CWC will be offering the CanSkate program instead of our regular Learn to
Skate program. You will not see a huge difference in the skills being taught in this skating program, however,
we must make you aware of this decision to move forward with a Skate Canada feeder program. The
following is a little about the program itself.
CanSkate is Skate Canada’s flagship learn-to-skate program, designed for beginners of all ages. When you sign up for
CanSkate you will be in a program that focuses on fun, participation and basic skill development. You will earn badges and
other incentives as you learn fundamental skating skills. Lessons are given in a group format and led by an NCCP certified
professional coach. Professional coaches are assisted by trained Program Assistants. The coach to student ratio is a maximum
of 1:10. Skaters progress at their own rate and coaches make sessions active using teaching aids, music and a wide variety of
activities that create a fun environment and promote learning. CanSkate is the feeder program to all other Skate Canada Skating
Programs, and is presented by BMO Financial Group, reflecting their commitment to grassroots development.
In order to participate in our Skate Canada CanSkate program every skater MUST be a Skate Canada Member. This
membership is an annual fee of $32 payable before you step on the ice. You will see this fee separate to the class fee.
Membership is good from September 1 st to August 31 st of the following year (September 1, 2011 - August 31, 2012).
To help the registration process run smoothly we have set up a conversion chart for you to refer to. You can find this below as
well as under the Schedules link in GameTime.
Former CWC Register New Skate Canada Description of Level
Learn to Skate Program In CanSkate Program
Beginner ] Stage 1 Balance on two feet, walking backwards, fall down, get up, making snow,
walking on spot. 2 foot jump on spot
Elementary ] Stage 2 Two-foot glide, half sit glide, walk backwards with glide, forward snowplow,
2 foot spin, 2 foot jump while gliding forward
Basic ] Stage 3 Forward slalom, backwards push/glide sequence, backward snowplow stop
2 foot turn forward-backwards and backwards-forward, 2 foot spin pick up alternate foot
Novice I ] Stage 4 Forward & backwards glide on curve, backwards slalom, 2 foot side stop
turn on curve change foot, 1 foot jump forward to backwards, power jump
Novice II ] Stage 5 Forward & backwards circle thrusts and edge development, 1 foot side stop
turning on curve change foot, 1 foot jump forward to backwards, power jump
Novice III & Novice IV ] Stage 6 Fast forward & backwards perimeter stroking, forward 2 foot side stop
turning on curve 1 foot, backwards toe-a sit jump, rotating power jump

Stampede Breakfast
Sunday July 3, 2011 | 9:00 am - 11:00 am
Upper Parking Lot / Social Entrance
Enjoy a true
Stampede
Breakfast
for the entire
family.
Free to the first 1000 members & guests
SponsorS: Sysco Food Service | Seattle’s Best Coffee Company
Pepsi Bottling Group | Calgary Stampede Caravan Committee
calgary winter club’s future president, paul pasutto invites you to the
President’s Gala
Speakeasy Style - Prohibition through the ages
saturday october 22, 2011
panorama & skyline banquet rooms
Doors open at six o’clock followed by
hors d’oeuvres and cocktails, progressive
dinner, live band and dance.
Are you the big cheese, a bearcat
or the cat’s meow?
Join us for this journey back in time, to
the years of the prohibition including
the roaring 20s, and relive this monumental
period marked by social, artistic,
and cultural vitality and self expression.
Limit of 200 tickets will be sold. Event is formal attire. Must be 18+ to attend. Save the date and stay tuned for details...
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NEW Fitness Program
Summer Yoga Camps!
Dates: July 11-15, 2011 and/or August 15-19, 2011
Times: 9:30 am - 11:00 am
Instructor: Michael Savill
Join Michael for a week of Hatha Yoga. You will increase your
flexibility, strength and balance. All levels are welcome.
Exciting NEW Summer Offer!
The Calgary Winter Club is
offering members, for the first
time, a Complimentary 60 minute
Consultation with a Calgary Winter
Club Fitness Consultant!
Reignite your passion for exercise,
break through a fitness plateau, or
discover the path to a new you!
Contact Darrin Horsman at 403.289.0040 ext. 266 or e-mail
darrinh@calgarywinterclub.com to book your consultation today!

Sunday Brunch Buffet
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
(last reservation time available for 1:00 pm)
Adults $25.95 · Seniors $24.95
Young Adults $16.95 (11 - 15 years)
Kids $1.50 per year of age (3 - 10 years)
Father’s Day
B r u n c h & D i n n e r
Family
Beach Party
September 11 th 2011
from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Father’s Day – Sunday, June 19, 2011
Sunday Dinner Buffet
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
(last reservation time available for 7:00 pm)
Adults $26.95 · Seniors $25.95
Young Adults $17.95 (11 - 15 years)
Kids $1.50 per year of age (3 - 10 years)
Reservations will begin May 23, 2011.
To reserve your spot contact Palmina at 403.338.2406 or palminam@calgarywinterclub.com.
Free hot dogs and soft drinks for the first 200 people! Between 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
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Skating Continued
CoaCHes tiP
During the break is a good time to listen to various types
of music and discover what you love or makes you want to
dance…then dance! Be as creative as you can on the floor and
bring back some moves that could possibly be developed on
the ice.
Have fun with your creative side and make up mini programs
with your jumps on the floor. If you are involved in a dance
program, all the better, let it inspire you!
Remember to air out your skating boots during the
time off as they need to breathe outside of the bag as
well as to help the leather soles from possibly
rotting. Also, check ahead of time to make sure they
fit you when you come back in the fall.
Enjoy your well deserved break!
Sincerely,
The CWC Skating Section
Summer 2011 Food & Beverage
HourS, menuS and ServiceS
818 BiStro
For 2011 the 818 Bistro summer hours
have been modified to reflect the slower
season. For the months of July and August
the 818 Bistro will be closed on Sundays,
Mondays and Tuesdays. However, the
Snack Bar will remain open seven days a
week for your convenience. In addition,
the Wednesday and Friday Buffet nights
will remain the same throughout the
summer months.
A new and improved 818 Bistro Menu
was launched on May 18th and will be
available all summer long. This new menu
includes seasonal items such as
Beef Carpaccio with shaved parmesan
and truffle vinaigrette, a Salmon Burger
with mango chutney and fried ginger, and
for dessert a traditional Banana Split.
Make sure to stop by this summer and
sample Executive Chef, Nancy Nolan’s
newest creations!
Look-out deck
For summer 2011 the Look-Out Deck will
be set up and available for member use
Sunday thru Friday, weather permitting.
There will no longer be full Food &
Beverage service on the deck however,
members are more than welcome to bring
their food and beverages out to the deck
and enjoy the amazing Mountain View.
If you have any questions regarding
Food & Beverage hours and services
please contact Brad Traquair,
Food & Beverage Manager by calling
403.338.2446 or by e-mailing
bradt@calgarywinterclub.com.
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DireCtion oF tHe Fitness Centre
Power of the Plan! Recognizing the diversity of fitness levels
in each of us, we have honed the personal training program
to accommodate all individuals and groups. Most of us want
greater energy, to feel years younger, to become more athletic
for our recreational or sports pursuits, to look better; all of
this leads to simply getting as much out of life as possible.
Gone are the days of a great workout with minimal focus on
the future. Here is the progressive plan to take you from your
current fitness levels to your ultimate goal with workouts
focused on results. You will find yourself in a professional
relationship with your trainer which is incredibly supportive,
inspiring and fun. As your fitness levels improve you will
graduate to more challenging and diverse exercise plans.
With greater health and fitness you can live your best life.
Talk to us to see if this is something which you want to
incorporate into your life.
meDiCal exerCise sPeCialist - trainers
In an effort to bring specialized training, congratulations to
the following trainers for completing the highly regarded
Medical Exercise Specialist workshop and are in the process
of completing the requirements for full certification: Tina
Hong, Darrin Horsman, Christine Lanoway, and Danny
Ngo.
This certification bridges the gap between the medical
professional (doctor, chiropractor, physiotherapist) and the
Professional Trainer. Once you are cleared to begin exercise
the MES trainer will help you improve your fitness levels
safely. Communication between the trainer and therapist is
paramount with regular and frequent exchange of information
to ensure you are progressing optimally.
To see if you are a candidate to train with one of our MES
trainers please talk to your therapist or if your treatment has
been completed you may book a complementary consultation
with the MES trainer whom will help you prudently move
forward with your fitness objectives.
“simPly Fit”
For those whom currently do not visit the Fitness Centre and
are 35+ years of age.
This 20-minute workout class targets the primary muscles
which weaken as we age. You will gain greater function and
posture. Please contact the Fitness Centre for more
information.
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train tHe trainer FunDraising event
This is your opportunity to get some “payback” from your
trainer! They have had a ton of fun taking you through the
wringer for the past # of sessions, now it’s your turn! All
proceeds raised will go to CWC Strength in Numbers Fund.
This CWC charity collects money and distributes it to 3
charities annually chosen by the committee. This year we are
supporting: Veteran’s Poppy Fund, Kid’s Sport and
Momentum (affordable housing for families).
Here’s how it works:
• Members bid in 10 minute blocks with the trainer of their
choice
• Member can purchase multiple blocks
• Minimum of $10 for the bid
• Bid sheets will be posted in the Fitness Centre on
Monday, June 6 th
• Bidding closes on Wednesday, June 22 nd
• The event/workout will take place on Friday, June 24 th
from 11:00 am - 12:00 noon
There will be further updates in the weekly Club Connections
email. To subscribe, contact Kyle at
kylem@calgarywinterclub.com.
Coming this Autumn, get ready for an exciting initiative in
September to create your fitness and health transformation.
Start thinking about what you will do with more energy,
strength, better posture. How will your life change?
inDiviDual yearly PerioDiZation Program
Geared towards the member to whom specific sports
performance goals is top priority. This 12 month plan creates
a plan which helps you peak for specific events throughout
the year. It adjusts intensities so you are maximizing your
time in the gym.
• $350/year
• Includes program design
• 4 x 1-hr.sessions with Trainer to deliver program
Note: We can create team periodization plans as well. Trainer,
Tracey Luhowy, will prepare the specific plan for you and/or
your athletes.
summer Fitness Centre Hours
Effective July 1, 2011, Fitness Centre summer hours are:
Monday - Friday: 5:50 am - 9:00 pm
Saturday: 7:00 am - 8:00 pm
Sunday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Summer Holidays: Friday, July 1 st & Monday, August 1 st :
10:00 am - 5:30 pm

exPloring tHe great outDoors tHis summer
With the summer at our doorsteps it’s time to reflect on how
you want to spend the long summer days. One of the possible
many summer activities is exploring the trails in and around
Canmore. Close to home and a great weekend or day event;
we are blessed with a plethora of trails catering to all fitness
levels. A few of my favorites are the following:
Old Goat Glacier Trail:
Difficulty: Moderate
Distance: 10 km return
Duration: 5 hours return
Access: from Canmore, travel south on Hwy 742
approx 15 km. Turn right just past the Spray Lakes
Ranger station and drive on the road which crosses
the 3 Sisters’ Dam, follow the road for about 2 km.
The trail is on the right hand side.
Buller Pass:
Difficulty: High
Distance: 13.2 km return
Duration: 6 hours return
Access: from Canmore, drive 34.7 km south on the
Smith-Dorrien-Spray Trail (Hwy 742) and turn right
into Buller Mountain Day Use area, 0.3 km past the
bridge over signed Buller Creek. The trailhead is
directly across the highway from the day use area.
Ribbon Creek Trail to Ribbon Falls:
Difficulty: Easy
Distance: 16.4 km return
Duration: allow 6-7 hours
Access: go to Ribbon Creek day use area which is
located 22.8 km south of Hwy 1 on Hwy 40.
Before you set out on any hike ensure you are well prepared.
Have a map (Gem Trek Publishing makes a detailed map).
Be prepared for sudden changes in weather and ensure you
let others know where you are going and what time you are
expected back. Always hike with others. Have enough food
and water. Being well conditioned will help make the day
truly enjoyable. We invite you to book a complementary
consultation with a trainer to help you physically prepare for
your outing.
reCognition: boston maratHon ComPleters
Bob Tien: time of 3:48:15
Ken Damberger: time of 4:04:16
Shannon Baillie-Collins: 2010 & 2011 Boston Marathon
Participant. It took Shannon 4.5 years to qualify.
“Thrill of a Lifetime!”
“You feel like a Rockstar!”
- Shannon Baillie-Collins
on competing in the Boston Marathon.
summer registereD Programs
Yoga Camps
July 11 - 15 or August 15 - 19 | 9:30 - 11:00 am
Join Michael Savill for a week of energetic, rejuvenating
yoga classes. Style is Hatha Yoga and is open to all levels.
Register on GameTime for one or both camps.
iron Maidens
July 4 - 8, July 18 - 22 or July 25 - 29 | 8:00 - 9:30 am
Take this one week journey with Xena the Warrior Princess,
a.k.a. Lana Libke, and discover that when the mind and body
integrate, great things can happen. This journey will take you
through a variety of workouts and intensities incorporating
circuits, interval training, cycling, TRX, resistance training
and power walking. A half hour of yoga will complete your
daily quest and strengthen your mind body connection. You
will find rising within you a clarity of vision and a quiet
strength. You are an IRON MAIDEN! There is a maximum of
6 participants.
extremely Ripped
Saturdays | 9:00 - 10:00 am
Ripped is the revolutionary weight training workout using
dumbbells, body weight, or barbells with adjustable weights
created by Jari Love. Set to motivating music, Ripped is a
simple, athletic-based workout that strengthens tones and
defines every major muscle group in your body. Ripped burns
fat, burns calories and builds lean muscle! Ripped is ideal for
beginners through to experienced exercisers; it is for
everyone! Extremely Ripped involves compound movements
with no breaks to keep your heart rate up.
new DroP-in grouP Fitness Class
Dance Definition
Wednesdays | 9:00 - 10:00 am | Studio C
The Calgary Winter Club has introduced a new and exciting
class to the Club called Dance Definition. This is a complete
dance and cardio workout all built into one fun and upbeat
class. It is a mix of Hip Hop and Zumba with body defining
weight training. Join Tina Hong for a great workout!
Outdoor Adventure
Mondays | 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Do you want to stay fit and still enjoy the outdoors? Well,
join Nick Stushnoff as he takes you through a challenging
workout using the elements of the outdoors. Your cardio,
strength, agility, balance and coordination will be tested as
you are taken through this athletic style workout.
weekly Friday Night Dinner Buffet
Kids under 3 eat Free!
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squash and Action summer Camps
The Squash and Action summer camps that we will be
running during July and August are based on any junior keen
to play squash, learn the basics of the sport or to play with
their friends. Everyone will learn technique, rules and match
play in a fun rewarding environment. These skills will be
progressed throughout the week and on the final day there
will be a mini tournament to test their newly acquired skills.
This camp will be full of action, games and fun. For further
information, please consult the summer camp guide or
GameTime. Each camp will cost $200.
The dates of the camps are as follows:
July 4 - 8 | 9:00 - 12:00 pm | 7 - 10 years
July 4 - 8 | 1:00 - 4:00 pm | 11 - 16 years
July 11 - 15 | 1:00 - 4:00 pm | 7 - 10 years
July 18 - 22 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm | 7 - 10 years
July 18 - 22 | 1:00 - 4:00 pm | 11 - 16 years
July 25 - 29 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm | 7 - 10 years
August 15 - 19 | 9:00 - 12:00 pm | 7 - 10 years
August 22 - 26 | 9:00 - 12:00 pm | 7 - 10 years
August 22 - 26 | 1:00 - 4:00 pm | 11 - 16 years
Adult squash Camp - time to get ready for the
2011/ 2012 squash season
We will be running an Adult Squash Camp from
6:00 - 8:30 pm each evening between August 29 - 31. This
camp will give you the opportunity to get on court before the
season begins and get rid of the rust off your racquet. There
will be drills, fitness and match play to get everyone prepared
for interclub, Thirsty Thursday Team League and drills
sessions in the season. Register on GameTime today, spaces
are limited. The cost will be $75 per person.
tournament results
Adult tournament results
Alberta Open
The Alberta Open this year was hosted by the Edgemont
World Health Club. Attracting 159 of the best players from
all around the province, competition was always going to be
strong. Even though this is an adult event, our junior girls
provided us with our best results. Evelyn Moorhouse
continued her great form this season by comfortably
winning the ladies level 2 event. Hannah Treleaven also
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showed her growing potential, beating several higher ranked
players in the ladies level 3 event before losing out in the final
to Brooke Ruskin. Congratulations to both girls on an
outstanding tournament.
Junior tournament results
Junior Club Championships
Our internal junior championships is always an exciting
weekend, an opportunity for some of our younger players to
gain their first tournament experience and for some of our
more seasoned players the opportunity to sharpen their skills
just before nationals. After two hard days of matches the
eventual champions were crowned.
Champions:
Boys
U17/19 - Neil Pohlman
U15 - Brett Schille
U13 - Aiden Temple
U11 - Tyson Schille
Girls
U13-17 - Evelyn Moorhouse
U11 - Lara Kunik
Junior Nationals
This year we hosted junior nationals at our Club, to describe
the event as a huge success would be putting it lightly. With
215 of the top juniors from all over Canada, their parents and
coaches all descending on our Club, things were bound to get
busy. With the help of an army of volunteers led by
tournament chair, Cam Treleaven, the tournament was
undoubtedly one of the finest held in many years. In addition
to the actual matches, we also staged a world class exhibition
featuring two time World Champion, David Palmer, and
up and coming world ranked #59, Zac Alexander, in front of
a sellout crowd. The pros put on a wonderful exhibition of
spellbinding squash.
25 juniors from our program played in the event. After four
long days of competition, standout results came from
Hannah Treleaven and Noel Heaton who both reached the
quarter finals of their respective draws before going down
to higher ranked players. Congratulations to all players who
took part and a massive thank you to all volunteers, in
particular Tournament Chair, Cam Treleaven; Tournament
Desk Coordinator, Cindy Roberts; and Transport
Coordinator, Tim Chick.

The
calgary WinTer club
hosTs The
Junior
squash camps
for more information please email
squash@calgarywinterclub.com
interClub
guest coach
martin heath
former World #4
head coach u of rochester
head coach us Jr men’s Team
season report
CWC teams had another great year in the Calgary Interclub
Squash League. CWC fielded 15 teams (10 Men’s and 5
Ladies), an increase of two from last year, with a total of 91
regular players. The league runs at all the squash clubs in
the city, and is the biggest single adult league of any sport in
Calgary, with over 1000 players.
Winter Club teams had a less-than-stellar season on the
scoreboard, but were always good hosts in the 818 Bistro.
CWC placed only 5 of the 15 teams in the playoffs (top 4 in
each level).
Notable finishes were Men’s 2B who finished first in their
level for the second straight year and came second in the
playoff finals (captain John Beckel, Dustin Paisley, Alex
Paisley, Alex Moir, Colin Collard, Ian Jeffrey and
Murray Fraser), and Men’s 11 (captain Tom Dance,
Darrin Drall, Bill Fisher, Ray Crockett, Norm Badgley,
Martin Holysh and Wayne Gaskin) who came all the way
from a 4 th place regular-season finish to win the playoff
championships. Ladies 3 (captain Sharon Harms, Robyn
Benner, Patty Adamiak, Janice Eby and Gail Hannon) had
a great season as well, winning the playoff championships
in their level. The playoff finals were held April 16 th at the
World Health Edgemont Club followed by a great banquet
featuring the local band, The Rustic Brothers.
If you are interested in playing interclub squash and are not
currently involved, please email ashleyr@calgarywinterclub.
com and Ashley will put you in touch with our interclub
representative Tom Field.
Train aT heighTs you have never reached before
feaTuring
calgary Winter
club coaches
ashley read
susie King
colin Whitney
Touring pro
andrew mcdougall
psa ranking #96
august 8 - 13, 2011 | camps awarded as prizes at Junior nationals championships
Court booking rules For
baDminton, squasH & tennis
• All active members will be permitted to have up to 4 court times
booked up to 6 days in advance. The day the court(s) are booked is
not counted in the 6 day period, therefore members may book on
Monday for up to and including the Sunday of that week.
• An additional same-day booking is permitted, bookable starting at
00:01 hrs of that day without giving up an advance booking.
• All names of the players on a given court time including guest
names shall appear at the time of booking, ie, each court intended
for doubles play shall have the names of all 4 players at the time
that the booking is made.All players must check in, within 10
minutes of the court time, by computer or in person, prior to play.
Additional computers are available in the Badminton, Squash and
Tennis lobbies to facilitate check-in and booking of courts. Those
not checked in will be classified as ‘no shows’.
• Booking changes (singles courts to doubles, name substitutions)
will be monitored by the computer system and reviewed by CWC
staff on a regular basis to determine whether booking
irregularities are occurring. Members using false bookings will
be notified and will be subject to loss of court booking privileges.
(False bookings include using other members names and / or other
family members names to book or hold courts)
• One member may book back to back doubles courts for all players.
The names of members booked can only be removed or altered
from the court booking system by the individual who originally
made the booking.
• A maximum of 2 courts may be booked back to-back for doubles or
singles play.
• 10 minute check-in rule: Courts become available if nobody checks
in within 10 minutes after the start of the court time.
• Court cancellations must be made 3 hours in advance of prebooked
time or it is classified as a no show.
• Select Waitlist Members - same day court booking within posted
usage hours (same day is starting at club opening for that day)
Exception – Squash – 4 bookings allowed – 1 same day + 3 days in
advance (if it is Monday, last day to book is Thursday – No time
restrictions
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B a d m i n t o n
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baDminton CamP
We are offering an invitation only High Performance Camp
this summer with instructors Dave, Dave and Tracy. The
camp will run from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm, July 1 - 11. Confirm
registration with the Badminton Pro. Space is limited to the
first 30 participants.
monDay Doubles set For new Format next
season
The Monday doubles program will move from a league
format to a ladder protocol in September 2011. The basic
registration will continue to remain the same in that you will
be responsible to register with a partner. The professional
staff will now be present to run the program on a ladder basis.
This will hopefully reduce the phone calls between partners,
and opponents when attempting to reschedule matches,
eliminate no shows and void any contentious spare issues.
Please note that all teams will be divided into 2 groups, the
first beginning at 6:30 pm, and the second at 8:00 pm.
Movement will continue to occur between the two groups on
a predetermined schedule.
CalenDar oF events
June 4 Spring Session Concludes
July 1 - 11 High Performance Camp
gao national u23 CHamPion
Congratulations to Grace Gao for her
winning performance in the U23 mixed
doubles events held last month in Vancouver.
Grace teamed up with Quebec native Phillipe
Charon to win her 4 th National U23 title.
bauer ProvinCial CHamP
Congratulations to Austin Bauer for winning
the U14 boys doubles event at the Junior A
Provincial Championships held in Olds. Austin
teamed up with Royal Glenora member, Tye
Lindeman, to outlast all opponents! Well done,
Austin.
weekly saturday
Prime Rib Night
Juniors exCel at Junior b ProvinCials
Congratulations to the following athletes for their winning
performances at the Junior B provincials held in Okotoks:
Josh Huang U12 boys singles winner
Jayden Boyles U12 girls doubles winner
Michaela Jones U12 girls doubles winner
Graham Joe U16 boys doubles and mixed
doubles winner
Jenny Yang U16 mixed doubles winner
weekly Monday slider Night
(Month of June)
Court booking rules For
baDminton, squasH & tennis
• All active members will be permitted to have up to 4 court times
booked up to 6 days in advance. The day the court(s) are booked is
not counted in the 6 day period, therefore members may book on
Monday for up to and including the Sunday of that week.
• An additional same-day booking is permitted, bookable starting at
00:01 hrs of that day without giving up an advance booking.
• All names of the players on a given court time including guest
names shall appear at the time of booking, ie, each court intended
for doubles play shall have the names of all 4 players at the time
that the booking is made.All players must check in, within 10
minutes of the court time, by computer or in person, prior to play.
Additional computers are available in the Badminton, Squash and
Tennis lobbies to facilitate check-in and booking of courts. Those
not checked in will be classified as ‘no shows’.
• Booking changes (singles courts to doubles, name substitutions)
will be monitored by the computer system and reviewed by CWC
staff on a regular basis to determine whether booking
irregularities are occurring. Members using false bookings will
be notified and will be subject to loss of court booking privileges.
(False bookings include using other members names and / or other
family members names to book or hold courts)
• One member may book back to back doubles courts for all players.
The names of members booked can only be removed or altered
from the court booking system by the individual who originally
made the booking.
• A maximum of 2 courts may be booked back to-back for doubles or
singles play.
• 10 minute check-in rule: Courts become available if nobody checks
in within 10 minutes after the start of the court time.
• Court cancellations must be made 3 hours in advance of prebooked
time or it is classified as a no show.
• Select Waitlist Members - same day court booking within posted
usage hours (same day is starting at club opening for that day)
Exception – Squash – 4 bookings allowed – 1 same day + 3 days in
advance (if it is Monday, last day to book is Thursday – No time
restrictions
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c algary winter club’s first annual
Spokane - Weekend
Golf Getaways
3 Days / 2 nights
3 Rounds of Golf With Golf Cart
• Indian Canyon Golf Club
• Creek at Qualchan Golf Course
• Hangman Valley
Direct Charter from Calgary
• PRIVATE TERMINAL!
• Depart Friday @ 8:00 am
• Return Sunday @ 6:30 pm
• Free Parking at Calgary Airport
2 Nights Oxford Suites -
Spokane Valley
• Daily Hot Breakfast
• Evening Cocktail Reception
Friday & Saturday
All Transfers to/from
Hotel & Golf Course
2011 Departure Dates
• September 30 - October 2, 2011
calgary winter club
exclusive $799
Based on double occupancy.
Taxes: $74.80 per person.
Single Supplement: $146.00.
Taxes Subject to Change.
Limited Space.
One trip. Many Places.
endless stories...
Provided by:
to book go to: www.uniquegolfvacations.com/register-calgary-winter-club.html
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435 27 th Ave NW
$1,250,000
Stunning inner-city oasis
built for families. 4000sq-ft of
luxury on a 42’ lot, with south
backyard. 5 minutes to CWC
or downtown, 3.5 blocks to
confederation park. Solar power
and heat. No detail overlooked.
Visit:
www.435-27th-avenue-nw.com
or scan the QR code with your
smart phone for complete details:
302 34 th Ave NW/3503 2 nd St NW $778,000
Stylish contemporary infills with luxury craftsmanship and finishing. 2900sq-ft, 5 bedroom + den,
3.5 baths. 5 minutes to CWC or downtown. Tons of windows, hardwood, granite, stainless steel .
Same builder as above property. New Home Warranty. Possession June 2011.
Visit: www.302-34-ave-nw.ca or scan the QR-code with your smart phone for more details and 3-D
virtual floor plans.
Jamie Palmer
Associate Broker
403-827-8289
www.jamiepalmer.ca
Power Properties Ltd.

Stay
Spirit Seekers Kid’z Kamp
Spirit Ridge offers exceptional Kid’s programming every day of the
week. So your kid’s (aged 5 to 12 years) will always have something
fun to do. And you will have the time to do the things you want, like
visiting the spa or enjoying a round of golf. Book your vacation today!
Call 1.877.737.6782 or visit bellstar.com
Stay |at Spirit Ridge from *$229/night
* Subject to availability. Midweek nightly rate in a two bedroom suite, taxes not included.
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Canyon Desert Golf Villas offer a limited selection of desertinspired
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Designed to celebrate the active lifestyle, this latest Bellstar
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Calgary Winter Club members now receive special rates at the Wedgewood Hotel & Spa
May 1 to June 30 &
September 1 to 30, 2011
Executive Rooms $550 $189
Deluxe Executive Rooms $600 $199
Junior Suites & Suites $800 $229
Deluxe 1 Bedroom Suites $900 $269
Penthouse Suites $1,500 $600
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Are you travelling to Vancouver this year?
July 1 to
August 31, 2011
Executive Rooms $550 $219
Deluxe Executive Rooms $600 $229
Junior Suites & Suites $ 800 $259
Deluxe 1 Bedroom Suites $900 $299
Penthouse Suites $1,500 $800
Your discounted rates include
the following amenities:
• Complimentary Continental Breakfast
• Chocolate Truffle Welcoming Gift Box
• Complimentary Coffee/Tea Service
• Bottled Mineral Water & Freshly Baked
Cookies At Turndown
• Complimentary Use of Wireless/Wired
High-Speed Internet, Fitness Centre,
Steam Room and Business Centre
For further information, or to make a reservation, please contact:
Wedgewood Hotel & Spa • 604-608-5304 • sales@wedgewoodhotel.com • 845 Hornby Street, Vancouver, BC
Cancellation policy is 24 hours prior to approval. Rates fluctuate occasionally, single/double occupancy plus taxes.

aFFiliateD Clubs
Canadian Affiliated Clubs
The Arbutus Club, Vancouver, BC
The Badminton and Racquet Club of Toronto
Boulevard Club, Toronto, Ontario
Club Atwater, Montreal, Quebec
Club Sportif MAA, Montreal, Quebec
Derrick Golf & Winter Club, Edmonton, AB
The Granite Club, Toronto, Ontario
Hollyburn Country Club, Vancouver, B.C.
Jericho Tennis Club, Vancouver, B.C.
North Shore Winter Club, Vancouver, B.C.
Royal Glenora Club, Edmonton, Alberta
The Toronto Cricket Skating & Curling Club
Union Club, Victoria, B.C.
Vancouver Lawn Tennis & Badminton Club
Winnipeg Winter Club, Winnipeg, Manitoba
American Affiliated Clubs
The Ashford Club, in Atlanta, Georgia
Bellevue Club, Bellevue, Washington
Berkeley City Club, Berkeley, California
City Club of Lansing, Lansing, Michigan
Honolulu Club, Honolulu, Hawaii
India House Club, New York, New York
Pacific Club, Newport Beach, California
Penn Club, New York, New York
The Spokane Club, Spokane, Washington
The Tacoma Club, Tacoma, Washington
The University Club, Memphis, Tennessee
University Club of Grand Rapids, Michigan
Washington Athletic Club, Seattle, Washington
International Affiliated Clubs
American Club, Singapore
Banker’s Club, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Berlin Capital Club, Berlin, Germany
Berliner Golf & Country Club Motzener,
Germany
Brocket Hall Golf Club, Hertordshire, Great Britain
Casino De Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Chang An Club, Beijing, China
City Club of Nanjing
Capital Club, Dubai
Cypress Lakes Golf & Country Club, Australia
Doha Club, Doha, Qatar
Guangzhou Luhu Golf & Country Club, China
Grand Millennium Sukhumvit, Bangkok, Thailand
Hanoi Club, Hanoi, Vietnam
Havanna Lounge, Bremen, Germany
Havanna Lounge, Hannover, Germany
Hong Kong Football Club, Hong Kong
The International Club, Xiamen, China
Klub Polskiej Rady Biznesu, Poland
Kobe Club, Kobe, Japan
Kowloon Cricket Club, Hong Kong
London Capital Club, London, Great Britain
Monolith Family City Club, Moscow, Russia
NRI’s Club International, Hyderabad, A.P. India
Rivers Club of Tianjin (China)
Rotonda Business-Club, Cologne, Germany
Seoul City Club, Seoul, Korea
Shanghai Racquet Club, China
Stoke Park Club, Buckinghamshire, Britain
Tower Club, Manila, Philippines
Wanderers Club, Johannesburg, South Africa
Wittelsbacher Golfclub & Hotel, Germany
Yokohama Country & Athletic Club, Japan
Affiliations are subject to change.
Please confirm affiliations before you travel.
M e m b e r s h i p
Alisa Audia | 403.338.2416 | alisaa@calgarywinterclub.com
welCome new members!
A big welcome to our newest members of the Club:
Glenn & Jitka Blackett with children Sophia & Theo
Todd & Shannon Cook with children Rylan & Mackenzie
Giovani & Liliane da Silveira with children Vinicius & Gabriela
Sandra Schaffer & Cory Neufeld with children Alexandra & Cooper
Byron & Ramona Mueller with children Tyler & Jakob
in memory oF...
Joan Powell - member since 1959
Peter MacLean - member since 1976
Lawrence Yuzda - member since 1975
weekly thursday
“All You Can eat”
Pasta Night
thank you to the following members for sponsoring events
at the club in March and april
Heather screaton - Osum Oil Sands Corp.
tom Zimmerman - TD Canada Trust
Jamie wallace - 80 th Birthday Banquet
Marnie Dabbs - PI Beta Phi Fraternity
Colin Collard - Business Meeting
Michael Collins - TD Securities
Kelly Kowalchuk - Nexen Inc.
Doug webb - SDS Consulting Corp.
Bill Ranson - Miles Davison LLP
Jennifer Anderson - Oncology Nurses Interest Group of Alberta
Calaway Park Summer
Discount for CWC Members
2011 REGULAR $ 2011 CWC Member $
Adult (Ages 7-49) $33.95 + GST $17.00 + GST
Junior (Ages 3-6) $27.00 + GST $17.00 + GST
Seniors (Ages 50+) $25.00 + GST $17.00 + GST
To purchase your tickets, please see the Front Desk.
The tickets will be charged to your account.
cluB catering
FOR All YOu R CAteR i NG N eeDs
Guy Berndtsson - Maple Creek and Robsart Group
teresa Carswell - Business Meeting
shannon Pelletier - Banquet
Donna wallace - AHS
Dwight Carter - Assoc. Engineering
Matthew McCaffery - Packers Plus
Bill Kidd - U of C Cardiac Surgery
Glenn Booth - National Energy Board
Cindy Gohill - 40 th Birthday Banquet
Mark Antosz - Dr. Mark Antosz Professional Corp.
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Join our 55 Plus seCtion
For a nominal fee of just $12 per year, you reap the
following benefits when joining our 55+ Section:
• access to the beautiful, bright room and sunroom which
also houses a lending library for books and DVDs. A
new TV and lots of games and puzzles.
• new community, new friends;
• activities start up again in the fall
• off site events organized for members;
• active hiking & walking groups, tennis, badminton,
bridge, bowling, mahjong, book club
• monthly luncheons with various speakers/entertainment;
• and many activities such as the ones listed below.
Please note that if you do not cancel your registration by
June 30 th you will be automatically billed $12 for the
upcoming year.
To sign up with the new version of GameTime, please click
the categories button on the left hand side of the page under
registration and choose the 55+ icon in the drop down menu.
This will ensure that you will be able to find your activity
quickly without much web browsing.
book Club (included in your membership)
The book club will meet the first Friday of each month. The
next meeting is June 3 rd at 1:00 pm and the book is “Olive
Kitteridge” by Elizabeth Strout.
There is no charge for the book club to members. Please sign
up in GameTime.
reaDers tHeatre (included in your membership)
Mondays | September 20 - June 27 | 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Readers Theatre is a joint dramatic reading from a text, with
no memorization, movement and few props. The emphasis is
on oral expression and fun. The group will work together to
find appropriate text. Participants may choose texts to
perform for each other or may set goals to perform for a
coffee party, luncheon or other club event! The goals will be
totally up to them.
weekly tuesday Pizza & salad Night
(Month of June)
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interesteD in volunteering ?
If you are interested in volunteering please contact Amber
Wright at amberw@calgarywinterclub.com.
55+ Calgary winter Club member survey
As an existing member of the 55+ Section at the Calgary
Winter Club, the communication committee wishes to
communicate with you in the most effective, and easiest way.
The current 580+ members all have different preferences
when it come to receiving information on upcoming 55+
events. To facilitate this, we ask that you kindly fill out this
survey and return it to Amber Wright, 55+ Coordinator, or
David Augustine, 55+ Communications Representative, as
soon as possible. If we do not hear from you, we will continue
to communicate to you as we have done in the past.
the survey
In the future, I/we would like to be informed once a month of
upcoming luncheons and other 55+ activities through one of
the following methods.
Please check off the one that is best for you. If you wish to be
contacted by email or phone, please provide us with your
relevant information.
q Email:
q CWC Newsletter
q Phone: 403-
q Other Suggestions:
When we receive your information, we will change the way
we communicate directly with you as soon as possible. You
may return this survey to Amber Wright or David Augustine
by any of the following methods:
1. Drop off your information at the front desk in an
envelope, marked “Attention: Amber Wright”
2. Fax Amber at: 403-282-6392
3. Email Amber at amberw@calgarywinterclub.com
4. Email David Augustine at jetwithdavid@gmail.com
Fall Program registration
Registration for 55+ fall programs opens at 6:00 am for all
Active members on Wednesday, June 15th and 6:00 am,
Wednesday, June 22nd for all Select Wait List members.
To register, log onto the Member side of our Club website at
www.calgarywinterclub.com and click on the Quick Link to
GameTime.

Forever Fit
This fall, watch for two new classes. The
first one is a drop-in Older Adult Yoga
class, which will be specialized for the older
participant, and offer lots of modifications
for various needs, as well as use a variety of
props to help you increase your flexibility
range of motion and benefit your body by
adding this practice to your workout schedule.
The second class is a registered TRX/Yoga Combo class. The
first half of the class you will go through a variety of TRX
exercises to strengthen your whole body and then finish with
yoga stretches to lengthen and relax your muscles. This is a
great combo for complete body conditioning and restoration.
To register for these classes and other 55+ programs, please
go to GameTime on our website.
new perk for Calgary winter Club MeMbers
Looking for great deals and benefits without the
hassle of shopping around? get a SCDL card!
The Calgary Winter Club has joined Social
Club Discount Listing! As a member of
the Social Club Discount Listing (SCDL),
employees and members of the Calgary
Winter Club are given the privilege of
receiving exceptional value from some of
Canada’s most respected businesses.
e xC lu s i v e .
Exclusive one-of-a-kind deals to our
members on products and services including
new and used cars, tickets to great events,
great rates on mortgages, automotive repair,
computers and electronics, vacation deals
and so much more. Plus, make sure you
sign up for our monthly newsletters to hear
about special promotions!
sePtember lunCHeon
11:30 am | Wednesday, September 14 th
$18 for 55+ Members | $20 for Non-members
Please note that the September luncheon will be on the
second Wednesday of the month. The menu is: pork cutlets
with mushroon au jus, Chef’s select potato and vegetables,
caesar salad and lemon meringue pie. Special guest: Stars Air
Ambulance.
• One card per household
• Pick a card up at Member Services
f l e x i b l e .
With SCDL, there’s no worrying about
forgetting the discount coupon book at home
or in the car. Just show your SCDL Discount
Card or Key Tag at any of the participating
SCDL merchants and you’re done.
wa n t to
k n ow
M o r e ?
For a full list of
retailers and their
promotions, visit
www.scdl.com
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The Calgary Winter Club does not endorse in any manner any of the products or services advertised in this newsletter. You are advised to conduct your own research as to the suitability of the products or services advertised. The Calgary Winter Club does
not assume any responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided for these advertisements, nor does it assume responsibility for the provision of any such products or services, or the manner in which such products or services are provided.
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The Calgary Winter Club does not endorse in any manner any of the products or services advertised in this newsletter. You are advised to conduct your own research as to the suitability of the products or services advertised. The Calgary Winter Club does
not assume any responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided for these advertisements, nor does it assume responsibility for the provision of any such products or services, or the manner in which such products or services are provided.
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sunday
818 Bistro
Chef special
5 - 9 pm
Sea Sprites
Watershow
5 - 8 pm
818 Bistro
Father’s Day Buffet &
Dinner
Aquatics - Spring
Programs End
Fitness - Spring
Programs End
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Monday
818 Bistro
“slider” Night
5 pm - 9 pm
tuesday
5 6 7
12 13
Childcare
Summer Infant Block
Booking Registration
for Active members
opens at 8:30 am
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thursday
Bowling Centre Closed: June 2 - August 1
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21
22
Childcare
Summer Infant Block
Booking Registration
for Select Wait List
members opens at
8:30 am
26 27
wednesday
1
2
818 Bistro 818 Bistro
818 Bistro
Pizza & salad Night Alberta Carvery Buffet “All You Can eat” Pasta
5 - 9 pm
5 - 9 pm
55+ Luncheon
11:30 am
& AGM - 12:30 pm
5 - 9 pm
Bowling Centre Closed: June 2 - August 1
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16
On-line Registration
for Fall programs
opens at 6 am for
Active Members for
Aquatics, Badminton,
Bowling & Preschool
On-line Registration
for Fall programs
opens at 6 am for
Select Wait List
Members for Aquatics,
Badminton, Bowling
& Preschool
On-line Registration
for Fall programs
opens at 6 am for
Active Members for
55+, Curling, PARTY
& Skating
On-line Registration
for Fall programs
opens at 6 am for
Select Wait List
Members for 55+,
Curling, PARTY &
Skating
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Bowling Centre Closed: June 2 - August 1
28 29 30
Friday
3
818 Bistro
CwC 818 Buffet Bistro Night
5 Closed - 9 pm
Bowling Centre Closed: June 2 - August 1
9 10
On-line Registration
for Fall programs
opens at 6 am for
Active Members for
Fitness, Squash &
Tennis
Skating: Spring Warm Up Camp (June 13 - 23)
Skating: Spring Warm Up Camp (June 13 - 23)
Bowling Centre Closed: June 2 - August 1
On-line Registration
for Fall programs
opens at 6 am for
Select Wait List
Members for Fitness,
Squash & Tennis
AquaFitness
Last Day of Classes
Childcare
Spring Infant Block
Booking Ends
55+ Book Club
1 pm
Father/Daughter
Ball
55+ Coffee Party
17
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saturday
4
818 Bistro
Prime 818 Rib Bistro Night
5 Closed - 9 pm
Badminton Spring
Programs End
P.A.R.T.Y.
Toy Drive
Badminton
Competitive
Programs End
11
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sunday
818 Bistro
Closed
Stampede Breakfast
9 - 11 am
Fun Zone Open with
Inflatables
Monday
818 Bistro
Closed
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tuesday
3 4 Aquafit - July 5
wednesday
6
thursday
Friday
Bowling Centre Closed: June 2 - August 1
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12
13
14 15
Badminton High Performance Camp
Tennis Early Starters, Under 10 and Cardio Tennis Camps (July 11 - 14)
Aquatic Seal Pups and Friends Summer Camp (July 11 - 15)
Fitness Yoga Camp (July 11 - 15)
PARTY Monster Multisport and Half Day Camps (July 11 - 15)
Preschool Fun in the Sun and On the Wild Side & Squash Munchkins Camps (July 11 - 15)
Squash & Action Summer Camp (July 11 - 15)
Bowling Centre Closed: June 2 - August 1
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818 Bistro
Closed
Programs Begins
818 Bistro
Alberta Carvery Buffet
5 - 9 pm
Squash & Action Summer Camp (July 4 - 8)
Squash & Action Summer Camp (July 18 - 22)
7 8
saturday
Bowling Centre Closed: June 2 - August 1
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Squash & Action Summer Camp (July 25 - 29)
Beach Pool Closed: July 25 - 30
Bowling Centre Closed: June 2 - August 1
818 Bistro
“All You Can eat” Pasta
5 - 9 pm
Tennis Early Starters , Under 10 and 11 & Over Camps (July 4 - 7)
PARTY Half Day Camps (July 4 - 8)
Tennis Early Starters & Under 10 Camps (July18 - 21)
Preschool Under the Sea & Swim Lessons Camp (July 18 - 22)
Canada Day Club
Hours: 10 am - 6 pm
2
Bowling Centre Closed: June 2 - August 1
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CwC Buffet Night
5 - 9 pm
Fitness & Pool Hours
10 am - 5:30 pm
Childcare Hours
10 am - 4 pm
818 Bistro Closed
Preschool Stampede Stomp & Swim Lessons and Scamps & Swim Lessons Camps (July 4 - 8)
Badminton High Performance Camp (July 1 - 11)
Aquatic Lessons and Finishing Touches Camps (July 18 - 22)
PARTY Go Girls (Girls Only) and Half Day Camps (July 18 - 22)
PARTY Half Day Camps (July 25 - 29)
Aquafit - July
Programs End
Preschool Kitchen Commotion Camp (July 25 - 29)
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Podiatrist
818 Bistro
Prime Rib Night
5 - 9 pm
Badminton High Performance Camp
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Specializing in Prescription
Custom Foot Orthotics
No Referrals Necessary
New Patients and Walk Ins Welcome
Evening Hours Available
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818 Bistro
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Beach Pool Closed
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Bowling Centre Closed: June 2 - August 1
Wild, Wacky and Crazy Camp (August 2 - 5)
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Childcare
Fall Infant Block
Booking Registration
for Active members
opens at 8:30 am
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C hildcare - Fall
Infant Block Booking
Registration for Select
Wait List members
opens at 8:30 am
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Heritage Day Club
Hours: 10 am - 6 pm
818 Bistro Closed
Fitness & Pool Hours
10 am - 5:30 pm
Childcare Hours
10 am - 4 pm
Squash & Action Summer Camp
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Squash & Action Summer Camp
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Bowling Centre
Opens 10 am
818 Bistro
Closed
Aquafit - August
Programs Begins
Adult Squash Camp: August 29 - 31
wednesday
3
4
818 Bistro
818 Bistro
Alberta Carvery Buffet “All You Can eat” Pasta
5 - 9 pm
5 - 9 pm
Tiny Tigers Camp (August 2 - 5)
PARTY Half Day Camps (August 2 - 5)
Aquatic Lessons, Finishing Touches and Synchro Competitive Camps (August 8 - 12)
PARTY Half Day Camps (August 8 - 12)
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5
818 Bistro
CwC Buffet Night
5 - 9 pm
55+ Book Club
1 pm
Preschool In My Backyard & Swim Lessons and Around the World & Swim Lessons Camps (August 8 - 12)
Fitness Yoga Camp (August 15 - 19)
PARTY Monster Multisport & Half DayCamps (August 15 - 19)
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Preschool Time Travelling Fun & Squash Munchkins and Going Buggy Camps (August 15 - 19)
PARTY Outdoor Adventure and Half Day Camps (August 22 - 26)
25 26
Aquafit - August
Programs End
Aquatic Synchro Fitness & Competitive Preparation Camp (August 29 - September 2)
september 2
saturday
6
818 Bistro
Prime Rib Night
5 - 9 pm
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anna gorski | Aquatics Director
T H E C a l g a r y W i n T E r C l u b
aquatics Profiles
Over the last 20 years, Anna
Gorski has been involved in
pretty much everything to do
with the Aquatics Department
at the Calgary Winter Club.
When Anna joined the Club
in 1991 she was hired on as a
life guard and swim instructor.
Over the first four years she
worked extremely hard and
tried to learn as much as she
could. That is why in 1995, it
was no surprise that she was
promoted to the Assistant Aquatics Director position and
thus given additional responsibilities. The next eight years
for Anna were filled with teaching, working on enhancing
programming, and improving the overall member experience
in the Aquatics area. In 2003 Anna was promoted to her
current position of Aquatics Director.
Anna has had many accomplishments in her twenty years at
the Calgary Winter Club. Since she started we have expanded
from one deep pool to adding a second beach pool which
includes the super popular hot tub and lazy river. Anna has
also created two very popular programs; the Seal Pups and
Tsunami. The Seal Pups program now plays a fundamental
role in meeting the interests of our youngest members, and
teaching them necessary swimming skills. While the Tsunami
program focuses on teaching our youth and teen members
the skills they need to become qualified life guards. These
are just two of the many programs, that Calgary Winter Club
members have come to experience and enjoy over the years,
which Anna and her team have introduced.
Even though Anna has been here for twenty years, she
is always looking to the future and what can be done to
improve our level of service, facilities and programs that
are offered at the Club. Anna would like to see a third
pool to accommodate our growing competitive swimmers, a
water slide for the kids (and the adults who are still kids at
heart) and some extra studio space for our Aquatics classes.
Wishful thinking? With Anna’s determination you never know.
There are many reasons why Anna still enjoys her job after
twenty years. She loves the people that she works with
and feels very fortunate to be working in a field that is
all about recreation and fun! Over the many years that
Anna has been at the Club we have grown to new heights,
accomplished many new things, and seen Aquatics become
one of the most popular areas for member usage. If this is
any indication of what the next twenty years will be like we
are definitely in good hands when it comes to Aquatics and
Anna’s direction.
Freya Wensel | Assistant Aquatics Director
The Calgary Winter Club was
very fortunate, in 2005, to be
able to bring on Freya Wensel
as our Assistant Aquatics
Director. Freya came to us from
the VRRI pool in Calgary which
is a pool that works specifically
with special needs. Freya came
to the Club for many different
reasons, but the main factor
was her solid relationship
with Anna Gorski our current
Aquatics Director. Anna and
Freya have known each other, on a professional level, for a
number of years before they became a team here at the Club.
Freya also states that she, “really wanted a change and kept
hearing how awesome the Calgary Winter Club was,” so she
decided to make the move.
Since joining the Calgary Winter Club team, Freya has
accomplished a lot. Her main responsibility is training and
scheduling the life guards. As Freya says, “they are my
babies.” Freya has a very strong working relationship with
all of her life guards and feels this is one of the main reasons
why she enjoys her job as much as she does. Her mentoring
of the life guards can be directly attributed to the low
turnover rate seen in our life guarding department, which is
extremely rare and non-typical in the industry. One of Freya’s
most recent accomplishments is that she is implementing
the “High Five” program. This program teaches managers
and instructors a standard and effective way to work with
children. This gives staff members, at facilities such as the
Calgary Winter Club, the skills needed to be successful when
teaching and instructing kids.
There are many reasons why Freya enjoys her job, and sees
years of being part of our Aquatics Department in her future.
However, one of the biggest reasons is that the Club is very
understanding of her needs as a mother and parent. Anna
understands how important Freya’s son Joel is to her, and
she loves what the Calgary Winter Club has to offer him.
With all of these factors in place we can look forward to
many more successes in Aquatics, and fun with Freya, in the
years to come.
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CALGARY WINTER CLUB
4611 - 14 th STREET N.W.
CALGARY, ALBERTA T2K 1J7
e-mail: members@calgarywinterclub.com
Entry
Main
Up
Childcare
8050
11640
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Men's Locker Room
Existing
Pool
Lounge
Nursery Sto.
WR
Stroll.
O�.
Foyer
1,147.1 m
t/o slab
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Sports
Existing
Room
Men's Locker
Existing
Shower
Youth
Change
Conf.
Lounge
WR
Up Dn
Up
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W
Steam Steam
M
Jan.
Locker Room
Access Corridor
Up
Badminton
Addition
Mass.
Existing
Badminton
Courts
Expanded
Men's Locker Room
Work
W
Showers
Mass.
Corridor
Corridor
Up
Badminton
Pro
Dn
Up
Towels
WR
Corridor
/ Locker
Desk
Sto.
Recep. O�ce O�ce
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Sto.
Wet
Sto.
Vanity
Wet
Sto.
Corridor
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Boys
WR
Pool
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Aid
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Jr. Girls
Change
Lifeguard
Make-up
Dn
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Women's Locker Room
Existing
Women's Locker Room
Existing
Pool
Bf
Chg.
Viewing
Badminton
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Room
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M
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WR
Family
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Lower
Lounge
Family Change
Rooms
WR
Bf
WR
Corridor
Storage
Elec./
Sto.
Sto. WR
Corridor
Lounge
Dn
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Shop
Dn
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3000
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Kitchen
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Skate
Ref.
Curling Pro
Shop
Up
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Change
Room
Pro.
Change
Stor.
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Squash Viewing
1,147.1 m
t/o slab
Dn
Corridor
Up
Laundry
/ Storage
122 sm
Up
Up
Existing
Ice Surface
45335 7700 11450
Banquet
Storage
46 sm
Future
Phase
Member
Commons
Curling
Viewing
Existing
Curling Rink
1
1,145.678 m
t/o slab
Elev.
Jan./Stor.
Paint
Chem.
Up
4090 1900
M W Prog.
Elev.
Mach.
Ice Machine
& Snow Dump
Up
Workshop
Wood Shop
CO2
O�.
Corridor
1,147.1 m
t/o slab
Jan.
Dn
O�.
Up
Prog.
Program
Sto.
t/o slab
Equip.
1,148.0 m
1,148.0 m
t/o slab
F&B
Dry Storage
Video
Room
Up
Fridge Freezer O�ce O�ce
Shipping &
Receiving
Train.
O�.
Stor.
Up
Recycling
Holding
Phase
1
(Foundations)
Up
Up
Up
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Pro
Corridor
Dn
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t/o slab
Tennis Viewing
1,148.0 m
Vest.
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Dn
t/o slab
Dn
Exit at Level of
Curling Rink
t/o slab
1,149.0 m
1,147.2 m
Pro. Pro.
O�. O�.
t/o asphalt
Service
Entry
1,147.13 m
t/o slab
slope up 1.5%
Line of Upper
Floor above
1,146.98 m
Women WC
t/o asphalt
slope dn 2%
Corridor
Men WC &
Grease Compactors
1,147.5 m
Change
& Change Stor.
1,148.68 m
Tennis
Up
6285
Tennis Building
Existing
28685
37520
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Tennis Courts
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