PBP matters

October 2015 

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PBP matters 

THE OFFICIAL PALLISER BAYVIEW PUMPHILL COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER 

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YOUR PBP 

Community Association 

Tracee Collins 

Anjli Acharya 

Karen Murphy 

Craig Hopkins 

Jennifer Zouak 

Al Kiernan 

Ligong Gan 

Judith Arato 

Edward Guinn 

Leandra Beeloo 

President 

president@pbpcommunity.ca 

403-966-3939 

Vice-President 

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Treasurer 

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Director, Rink 

rink@pbpcommunity.ca 

Director, Communications 

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Director, Civic Planning 

planning@pbpcommunity.ca 

Director at Large 

Director at Large 

Maintenance 

403-852-5588 

Office Administrator 

pbpcam@pbpcommunity.ca 

403-281-1908 

Palliser, Bayview, Pumphill 

Community Association 

2323 Palliser Drive SW Calgary, AB T2V 3S4 

Office: 403-281-1908 • Rentals: 403-281-1908 

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www.pbpcommunity.ca 

Upcoming Events 7 

President’s Message 8 

Volunteers Needed 9 

PBP’s LOC Status 12 

Your Community Business 19 

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UPCOMING EVENTS 

Our PBP Community Matters! 

Buy a Membership Today 

Purchase a CA Membership by filling out the form below or online at www.pbpcommunity.ca 

Why join? 

• Civic representation 

• Access to programs and community events 

• Supporting your CA 

 

• Fridays-Senior Club (coffee/tea, cards and 

games)-10:00 am – 12 noon (free) use side 

entrance 

• Wednesdays – Adult Open Art Studio - 

12:00-3:00 pm (free) 

• Oct 24 (Sat)-PBP Halloween Party -2:00- 

4:00 pm 

• October 14 (Wed)-PBP Art w/Leighton 

Artist Scott Paisley * 12:00 – 3.00 pm 

• October 15 (Wed)-Meet and Greet with 

MLA Anam Kazim at PBP 7:00-8:30 pm 

• November 18 (Wed) - PBP Art w/Leighton 


• December 16 (Wed) - PBP Art w/Leighton 


• October 1 – December 3 (Thurs) – Senior 

Yoga – 11:00am - 12.00 pm (free) 

• October 20 – January 19 (Tue) – Senior 

Bridge – 10: 00 am – 12:00 pm (free) 

• November 7 –December 12 (Sat) – Senior 

IPad class – 10:00 am – 12:00 pm (free) 

• November 10- AGM PBP Community 

Association 

• Tuesdays @6-9 pm –Shaolin Martial Arts 

• Mon-Fri Mornings – Preschool, Summit 

Kids 

• Tue/Thur afternoons – Preschool, Seedlings 

Spanish Program 

• Monday evenings – Girl Guides, Brownies 

*Leighton Artist Scott Paisley will be joining us 

-$15 to cover cost. 

For more information on any event, visit our website 

at www.pbpcommunity.ca and click on the event 

description in the calendar, or check Facebook: 

www.facebook.com/PBPcommunityassociation, or 

pbpcam@pbpcommunity.ca or call 403-281-1908. 

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President's 

Message 

Dear PBP Community- Members and all Residents, 

We have lots of important updates for you so please 

keep reading. We had a busy September board 

meeting and it was great to see some new faces from 

the community come to our regular board meeting. As 

my two year term as president draws to a close next 

month, I wanted to share with everyone my thoughts 

on what it means to be an active member on PBP’s 

board. Being on the board is a wonderful opportunity 

to improve the community in which you live and make 

a difference in the lives of others. There are no limits or 

constraints on how great we can make our community 

association and every effort, no matter how small, 

makes our neighbourhood richer and a better place 

to live. We do not have any cliques and are wide open 

to new ideas and initiatives. We have very welcoming 

facilities, are in a strong financial position, and have 

paid folks to do the day to day administrative stuff. 

We have funds to spend on fun events, innovative 

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community programs, indoor and outdoor facility 

enhancements and more. So please do get involved! 

On the events end of things, we have decided to 

combine 2015 Summerfest with our annual PBP 

Halloween party, which will be celebrated on a 

Saturday this year (October 24) for the first time. We 

hope that this new day of the week works for folks and 

we encourage community residents and members 

of all ages (not just young kids!) to come out to say 

hello and learn about PBP’s many initiatives. Leandra, 

our Program Manager will be on hand to answer 

questions about fall and winter programming for 

seniors, kids, and adults. Second, we ask that you 

renew your membership as our membership year 

began September 1. Please show your support for 

all of the hard work that our board and many other 

volunteers have been doing and continue to do 

towards improving community facilities (rink and hall), 

programs, events and civic representation. You can 

easily renew your membership on line or by mailing in 

the form in this newsletter. 

As always, I encourage you to contact me directly 

regarding nomination for a board position, helping 

out as a volunteer in a non-board function, and/or 

to get engaged on the LOC issue. Also, we are only a 

month away from the start of the outdoor ice season 

and a new rink director will also be needed. You can 

learn more about all volunteer opportunities, board 

positions, and LOC issues in this newsletter, so please 

keep reading! 

As I mentioned in my last President’s Message, more 

representation is needed at the board meetings this 

fall to tackle the pressing issues of (i) negotiation of our 

Licence of Occupancy (LOC) with the Calgary Board 

of Education (CBE) and the city and (ii) drumming up 

new board members and volunteers for our November 

AGM. I look forward to seeing folks at our October 

13th board meeting from 7:00 – 9:00 pm. Attending a 

meeting is a great way to meet others, get the pulse of 

the community, city and province, become involved in 

volunteer initiatives, as well as try out the idea of being 

a full board member. 

Regards, 

Tracee Collins, President, email: president@pbpcommunity.ca 

Free 

Pbp Senior 

Programs In 

The Fall! 

Thanks to the New Horizons for Seniors grant we are 

able to offer seniors in our community three free senior 

programs starting in the fall (however, a membership to 

the PBP is requested for only $10 per year and memberships 

are open to everyone). 

Bridge (Beginners and beginner +) 12 classes 

Tuesdays October 12, 2015 – January 19, 2016 ; 10 am 

to 12 pm 

Seniors Yoga - 10 classes 

Thursdays October 1 – December 3; 11 am to 12 pm. 

Mats are provided by the PBP. 

IPad 6 classes 

Saturday Nov 7 – December 15; 10 am – 12 pm (days 

and times subject to change) 

Spaces are limited, so don’t wait too long to register at 

https://pbpcommunity.eventsmart.com/ or pbpcam@ 

pbpcommunity.ca or 403-281-1908. 

Volunteers 

Needed! 

Rink Director and Flooding Volunteers Needed! 

It’s hard to believe that we are only one month away 

from the start of outdoor rink season! We usually have 

our first cold spell in November and we would like to 

have the rink equipment serviced and a team of “rink 

rats” (flooding volunteers) ready to go. Craig Hopkins 

has done a fantastic job for several years now in 

keeping the rink in tip top shape. However it’s time to 

“pass the baton” so PBP is looking for another volunteer 

to assume the role of rink director (does not require a 

board position/commitment). Craig is very happy to 

train and transition this person so experience is not 

required! Please contact Craig directly at craighopkins@ 

shaw.ca or 403-816-8544, or the office at 403-281-1908. 

This position involves organizing the rink rats to flood 

on a regular basis and direct any maintenance and/or 

improvements to the rink. We have a generous budget 

to fund equipment needs and rink upgrades. This is a 

great way to give back to the community and kids and 

adults really appreciate having a local rink during the 

long cold winter. New folks on the team are always 

appreciated (and needed!) so please consider joining 

the team as well. Please keep your eyes open for a 

meeting early in November (maybe at the pub?) to get 

organized. 

Update on Hall Rentals! 

In September we said “goodbye” to Lola who did a great job handling PBP’s hall bookings and rentals for 

the last two years. Thanks Lola for all your hard work and commitment to PBP! Leandra, our Administrator 

and Program Manager will be taking over hall rentals so please contact her directly if you are interested 

in booking the hall, board room, or newly renovated room for a private or community event or ongoing 

program. You or your organization may also apply for discounted or free use of the facility if it meets 

certain community objectives. Please contact Leandra for more information at pbpcam@pbpcommunity. 

ca or by calling 403-281-1908. She also holds regular business hours so drop-ins are welcome. 


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Aging-In-Place 

Wow! I can hardly believe that summer is all but over! Long 

days outside enjoying the sunshine and enjoying your 

garden are now being replaced by wearing sweaters on 

your evening walk and preparing your garden for winter. 

We all know what it takes to winterize the garden – cut 

down the perennials, water in bushes and trees, maybe 

wrap our more sensitive plants with burlap for protection 

against the long, cold winter. But what about winterizing 

our homes? 

Winter is a harsh season to live through, especially if your 

mobility is not as agile as it once was, or if you are noticing 

your sight is not as sharp as it once was. The autumn 

is the perfect time to prepare your home, and yourself, for 

the winter season – and here are a few tips to help you do 

just that! 

The main focus of all preparations is fall prevention. A fall 

can result in even the most healthy and fit person spending 

time in the hospital and then needing to move into assisted 

living. As we age, it is increasingly difficult to make a 

full recovery from a fall. 

Clear off your decks and walkways so that you have a path 

clear of all obstructions between your car and home. Be 

sure that this pathway is relatively flat and void of tripping 

hazards. If the sidewalk blocks have moved and one edge 

is sticking up, call a professional to repair it so you are not 

at risk of tripping on it. Make sure your stairs and walkways 

inside are also free of objects blocking your way. 

Ensure your pathways, inside and out, are adequately lit. 

Aging eyes require 50% more light to see the same as they 

did when you were young!! You do not necessarily need to 

install new fixtures, maybe just clean the glass cover and 

install a higher wattage bulb. And use this opportunity to 

see your kids or grandkids by asking them to stop in and 

help you do this! 

These are just a few things to help you get ready for winter, 

although these tips should be followed year-round! 

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to U.S. estate taxes upon death. Uncle Sam may have a few 

unpleasant surprises for the unprepared. Spending too 

much time in the U.S., owning a U.S. vacation property or 

U.S. investments, even within a RRSP/RRIF, may 

result in an excessive U.S. tax liability. Fortunately, 

utilizing specific estate planning mechanisms may 

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value. Consequently, a Canadian resident who owns U.S. 

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capital gain in addition to a U.S. estate tax liability. The 

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your assets both inside and outside of Canada require 

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tax, it is vital to use the most qualified experts available. 

Always consult with a professional who specializes in U.S. 

estate tax to ensure you are properly protected. 


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Singles and couples, dancers and non-dancers are all 

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Special Update 

on PBP’s LOC 

Status! 

A special meeting with Brian Pincott, Ward 11 

councillor and PBP’s representation to the City is in 

the works. As you may be aware, we have been in 

negotiation since June with the CBE Calgary Board of 

Education who owns the land under our community 

facility for a new License of Occupation (similar to a 

lease, a.k.a. LOC). This is an important issue as the 

City of Calgary has transferred its responsibilities to 

CBE. In doing so, it is subjecting the future viability 

of PBP Community Association to the benevolence 

of the school board. We are currently negotiating 

with the City of Calgary and CBE to change the 

termination and expropriation clause that was 

originally presented to PBP for signature. This 

clause, if accepted by our community as originally 

presented, would have given the CBE unilateral 

rights to terminate the agreement and expropriate 

our community association building with 12 months’ 

notice and *without consideration for alternative 

facilities*. All other community associations who 

have a lease with the City are entitled to be given 

consideration for alternate land and/or building. 

The current building was built with member funds 

and is currently maintained by our hardworking 

volunteers, paid for by your memberships, our 

Casino fundraising and grant money. Our recently 

completed renovations, including roof, consumed 

countless hours and had a big price tag. We will keep 

our community members updated on the status of 

these negotiations which will happen in October. 

Please contact the PBP office or myself for more 

information or to get involved. 

October Moon Calendar 

Last 

Quarter 

Oct 4 

New 

Moon 

Oct 12 

First 

Quarter 

Oct 20 

Full 

Moon 

Oct 27 

Your Community/City Events 

at a glance... 

September 23 to October 4 – Calgary International 

Film Festival: This year marks the 16th annual Calgary 

International Film Festival. During the 12-day festival, more 

than 200 films are screened from over 40 countries. As well 

as film screenings, the festival includes gala evens, special 

presentations and award ceremonies. www.calgaryfilm. 

com/attend 

October 2 - I Love Art Fundraiser: The Rotary Club of High 

River collaborates with the Art Society of Alberta to host a 

gala event and art sale fundraiser. Purchase artwork created 

by local artists in the third annual fundraiser and support 

the High River Cancer Clinic. www.iloveart.ca 

October 2 – Illuminasia Japanese Culinary Experience: 

Learn how to make Japanese sushi in your own kitchen under 

the guidance of James Neilson, the Calgary Zoo’s sous chef. 

After the hands-on cooking experience, where you’ll make 

kappa maki, wasabi, spicy tuna cones and tuna nigiri, there’s 

a full Japanese spread to enjoy while you listen to Japanese 

cultural entertainment. www.illuminasiacalgaryzoo.com 

October 3 - Bubble Guppies Live: Put on your waterwings 

and dive in to a fun musical underwater adventure! 

The Bubble Guppies are getting ready to rock n’ roll with 

some totally fin-tastic tunes, but when a special band 

member goes missing, the show can’t go on! With help 

from Mr. Grouper and giggly little fish, Molly, Gil, and the 

whole gang embark on a musical expedition as they search 

every corner of their bubbly world for their friend! Southern 

Alberta Jubilee Auditorium. www.auditoriumcalgary.com 

October 10 to 12 - Thanksgiving at Heritage Park: This 

is the last chance to enjoy the attractions in the historical 

village before it closes for the season. As well as visiting the 

midway and wandering through the various stores in the 

village, there are special events planned for Thanksgiving 

weekend. Expect pumpkin baking demonstrations, 

Thanksgiving crafts and a traditional, three-course 

Thanksgiving lunch served at the Wainwright Hotel. 

www.heritagepark.ca 

October 16 - An Evening with Martin Short: An Evening 

with Martin Short will feature some of the comedian’s 

most loved characters, comedic tributes, and sketches, 

taking full advantage of the breadth of his accomplished 

career. Jack Singer Concert Hall at Arts Commons 403- 

294-9494 / www.artscommons.ca. 

October 24 - Meet Your Local Authors Book Fair: Local 

authors needed for our second annual event, Meet Your 

Local Authors Book Fair. Great opportunity to meet the 

general public and fellow authors, and sell your books. 

Cardel place/VIVO. Busy location, ATM on site. www.vivo.ca 

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October 8 

Deepak Chopra “The 

Future of Wellbeing” 

Join Deepak as he creates a roadmap 

for “higher health,” based on the 

latest findings in both mainstream 

and alternative medicine. Deepak will 

address practical ways to experience 

higher consciousness, transformation and 

healing. Telus Convention Centre. https:// 

deepakchopracalgary.eventbrite.ca 

October 16 to 25 

Jasper Dark Sky Festival 

The Jasper Dark Sky Festival is now in its 

fifth year, and like in its previous years, 

the festival encourages participants 

to power down and look up to the sky. 

This year’s programming will inspire 

astronomers of all ages: Colonel Chris 

Hadfield returns and shares a keynote 

speech with stories about his career; the 

former co-hosts of Mythbusters will bust 

myths with scientific fact; and watch 

the stars while listening to a concert 

by the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra 

Strings. Other events include stargazing, 

aurora-gazing and a four-course dining 

experience in the Jasper Planetarium. 

www.jasperdarksky.travel/events-tickets 

October 17 

The Fibre Shindig 

Calgary has a number of enthusiastic 

knitters, crocheters, designers, felters and 

spinners, but there was never an art show 

dedicated to fibre artists. That’s changing 

this year. For one day only, Calgary’s 

first ever fibre show takes place at the 

Hillhurst Sunnyside Community Centre. 

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The Cougar, also commonly known as the mountain 

lion, is Alberta’s biggest cat. This secretive animal can 

be found in wild areas along the full length of western 

North America, through Mexico and Central America, 

and from coast to coast-in South America. Despite this 

wide distribution, cougars are seldom seen by humans. 

Adult males can weigh up to 90 kg females are smaller, 

averaging about 45 kg. Adults are well camouflaged 

with tawny to grey-brown fur, with black tips on their 

tails and the backs of their ears. Their heads are small 

and round, eyes are brown with large pupils (to see 

their prey in dim light), and their sense of smell is excellent. 

They have a killing bite, sharp teeth to tear off 

chunks of meat, and a rough tongue to clean traces of 

meat of their prey’s bones. Their claws are razor-sharp 

for bringing down moving prey and for climbing trees. 

Their muscles are exceptionally strong, and their skeletons 

bend easily for jumping, stretching and twisting. 

Cougar’s hind legs are longer than their front ones, for 

better spring to pounce on their prey. 

Cougars are highly adaptable and can occupy a wide 

range of habitats, from rocky areas to deserts and forests. 

They live in high to low elevations, and migrate 

with roving food sources, such as moose, elk, caribou, 

and deer. Cougars are hunt-and-wait predators and silently 

lurk in trees or on rocks above an animal trail. They 

stalk when their prey is feeding, pouncing and killing 

with their strong jaws. 

Cougars are solitary animals unless they are with young. 

When a female is ready to give birth she finds a den, often 

in rock piles or caves, or under deep brush or fallen 

trees. Cougars are even known to make use of human 

built structures such as doghouses, sheds and hunting 

cabins. Two or three cubs are born in the den after a 3 

month pregnancy. They are always fawn coloured with 

dark spots for camouflage and born very small (on average 

about 300 g) with closed eyes and ears. If the den 

is threatened by predators or other wandering cougars, 

the mother will move them. Despite this protective care, 

she will often leave her cubs alone in the den as she 

hunts for food to fill their growing bellies. As the little 

ones grow, they practice adult skills just outside the 

safety of the den, chasing one another, stalking, pouncing, 

and wrestling. They develop their hunting skills at 

their mother’s side: learning from her expertise and getting 

experience. They stay with her until they can hunt 

for themselves and leave her for good between 13 and 

24 months old. 

Cougars are considered apex predators, and as such, 

have little to fear from other animals in the wild. In 

Alberta, most common cause of death for cougars is 

hunting. Secondarily, deaths occur as a consequence of 

daily life; fatal injuries result from fights with other cougars 

or from hunting prey, collisions with vehicles, and 

of course, old age (about 10 years in the wild). Human 

encroachment and development, habitat loss and trophy 

hunting increasingly threaten cougar populations. 

If you find any injured or orphaned wild animal, please 

contact the Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society at 

403-239-2488 for further tips, instructions and advice. 

Silverbirch District 

Girl Guides 

Did you go canoeing this summer? 

u otter b guiding!!! 

This manoeuvre is called "rafting". It allows girls the stability 

to switch positions in their canoe without going 

to shore. With experienced instructors, everyone learns 

together... including the adults. w-a-a-a-y too much fun! 

Girl Greatness Starts Here! 

Girl Guide Chocolatey Mint Cookies Oct 1, 

2015 only $5. 

“Cookies are the fuel that keep our campfires burning ... 

and so much more!” 

Please support Guiding activities in Palliser, Bayview, 

Pumphill by buying cookies from your Sparks, Brownies, 

Guides, Pathfinders and/or Rangers. 

Need more? Contact Barb: 403-251-5169 

silverbirchgirlguides@gmail.com 

Girl Guide Chocolatey Mint Cookie Halloween 

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Recipe Ingredients 

1 Girl Guide Chocolatey Mint Cookie 

1 Hershey Kiss 

Orange icing 

Method 

Dab a little icing on the bottom of the Hershey Kiss and 

place it in the middle of the chocolatey mint cookie. 

Pipe orange icing around the base of the Hersey Kiss to 

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• NOT a starvation diet 

• No loss of muscle or structural fat 

• Lose the weight and keep it off! 

Facial Aesthetics 

Reduce Wrinkles, Increase Eyelash 

Thickness, Healthy Looking Skin 

Available here: 

Travel Vaccinations 

We offer ALL Travel Vaccinations, including: 

Hepatitis A/B, Yellow Fever, Tetanus 

A305, 1600 - 90th Ave SW 

For more info or to book a 

free consultation 

Call 403-452-5699 Today! 

www.GlenmoreHealthcare.com 


Alberta Bike Swap 

Alberta Bike Swap is pleased to continue our series of 

articles that will help improve your knowledge of safe 

cycling. A good point to start to every month is the reminder 

that safe cycling is up to all road users. 

Stop means stop. As a cyclist, you must stop at every 

red light, every stop sign, and yield at every yield sign. 

You are at a distinct disadvantage on a bike if you run 

a red light, other vehicles weigh more. Look at where 

a stop sign is in an intersection road, they are set back 

behind the sidewalk. It is very dangerous to ride on a 

sidewalk, vehicles typically pull past the sidewalk before 

they stop. If you are riding a bike on a sidewalk, it is not 

only illegal, you are out of the line of sight for drivers. 

Mechanical safety tips for this month; from the A category 

- make sure you have the right air pressure in you 

tires. From the C category, keep your chain lubed. A dry 

chain wears quickly and can let you down when you 

need it most. 

If a supply of our Safe Cycling card would help your community 

group could, please email us at albertabikeswap@ 

gmail.com. 

Programming 

Update 

Please check our website at Facebook at www. 

facebook/pbpcommunity.ca or www.pbpcommunity. 

ca for more information on fall programming 

including seniors’ yoga, computer courses and bridge 

lessons. There is still space in the Art Sampler for kids 

(6-9) on the Mondays from 3:30 to 5 pm! Also, there is 

still time to register your 3-5 year old for preschool – 

both mornings and afternoons are now available with 

two different providers. Youth and kids’ art, writing, 

and other programs have begun planned for October. 

Special Message 

to Community! 

Board Directors 

Needed! 

Everyone in the community needs to be aware 

that the PBP’s facilities – main hall, board room, 

new multipurpose room, and ice rink, cannot 

continue without the support of our committed 

volunteer board of directors. As many of our board 

members are completing their two year terms 

(including myself) we will need to fill at least eight 

board director positions to reach our goal of 10 

members for our November AGM (Annual General 

Meeting). Please note that it is just not possible 

for many of our key board members (President, 

Communications Director, Secretary, Treasurer) 

to step up for a second two-year term as personal 

circumstances have changed for many of us. If we 

do not have enough nominations in November we 

run the real risk of losing our non-profit and charity 

status and consequently of losing the rights to our 

facility (rink and building) per the conditions of our 

pending leases with CBE and the city of Calgary. 

Please note that most communities in Calgary have 

12 to 20 board members. Please consider making a 

two-year, once monthly (2 hours, 10 meetings per 

year) commitment to keep a community centre here 

serving the needs of Palliser, Bay View and Pump Hill. 

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COUNCILLOR’s Report 

Brian Pincott 

Ward 11 

www.ward11calgary.ca 

Fall is in full swing! As you’ve noticed there are some exciting developments 

in community spaces around the ward. Some of the 

highlights include a rain garden in Oakridge, skate-parks in Chinook 

Park – Kelvin Grove – Eagle Ridge and in Southwood, and 

little libraries in Kingsland. For other community happenings, like 

a family Halloween event, check in with your Community Association. 

After trick-or-treating, be sure to compost your carved pumpkins 

as the City of Calgary’s Leaf and Pumpkin Composting 

Program is underway. You can bring your bagged leaves and 

pumpkins to a depot near you until November 8th. Depots in 

Ward 11 include: 

• Braeside Athletic Park – 256 Brookpark Drive SW 

• Haysboro Community Centre – 1204, 89th Ave SW 

• Marda Loop Communities Association – 3130, 16th Street SW 

• North Glenmore Park – 6615, 37th Street SW 

• South Glenmore Park – Access off 90th Ave and 24th Street SW 

• Stanley Park – 330, 42nd Ave SW 

Composting your leaves and pumpkins keeps them out of the 

landfill, reduces harmful greenhouse gas emissions and helps 

turn the leaves and pumpkins into useful compost. Use paper 

yard waste bags to really make a difference, as they can be 

composted with the rest of the material! Please note, no sod 

or rocks are being accepted at these depots. More information 

can be found on calgary.ca/leaf. 

Here’s another opportunity to make a difference, each fall the 

Assessment Review Board, Subdivision and Development Appeal 

Board and Licence and Community Standards Appeal 

Board look to Calgarians to volunteer and share their expertise. 

The Boards hear appeals and formal complaints from the public 

on a number of different issues, including decisions made by 

The City of Calgary subdivision and development authorities, 

the assessed values of property and business as determined 

The City of Calgary, and appeals of decisions made by The 

City of Calgary Administration. Learn more about how you can 

serve on the Boards at calgary.ca/tribunals. 

Please contact me with any questions or concerns. If you have 

not received my seasonal Ward Update email and would like 

to, please sign up at www.ward11calgary.ca, or by emailing my 

office at ward11@calgary.ca. Feel free to connect with me on 

Twitter @bpincott, or on Facebook at Brian Pincott, Councillor 

Ward 11. 

Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Halloween to you and your 

family! 

Seedlings Spanish Preschool 

New! PBP Afternoon Spanish Preschool 

Full immersion, individual learning plan, 5 Students / 1 

Teacher, weekly private Spanish lesson, Reggio inspired, 

children ages 2.5 to 6 years. Music / Art / Science / Movement 

/Child centered curriculum. 

Tuesday & Thursday @ PBP Community Centre: 12:20- 

3:15 pm 

Information and registration: Judith Sanchez @ 403- 

210-0604. Or www.seedlingsspanishpreschool.com 

Economy Bookkeeping Services 

Grace Ellwood/Bookkeeper 

Specialize in all types of businesses 

Full accounting cycle, including Corporate Taxes 

Payroll / WCB / GST / T4’s 

Simply Accounting / Quick-books 

Personal Income Taxes 

Cell 403-681-0993 

economybooks@hotmail.com 

PLUMBER 

PLUMBOB For All Your Plumbing Needs 

Small Company 

Low Overhead, Great Rates 

Sewer and Drain Cleaning 

Free Estimates & Advice 

Hot Water Tank Specials 

Call Bob: 403.257.3465 / 403.461.3490 


11150 Bonaventure Drive SE. • www.tricocentre.ca 

October at Trico Centre 

Trico Centre for Family Wellness is a non-profit, communityowned 

and operated recreation facility. At Trico Centre, you 

can work out in the fitness centre, use the gymnasium, swim, 

or skate, plus we have fun, active programs for all ages. 

Check the Program Guide or www.tricocentre.ca for more 

details on how to take part in drop-ins and programs. 

Adults and Older Adults 

Registered fitness programs starting in October include 

Strong is the New Skinny: Weight Training for Women 

with Women; Sore Joints Training; Fit 101 – For the 

Absolute Beginner. 

Foundation of Alignment Yoga Workshop, Saturday, October 

17, 1-2pm. Mindful Relaxation Intro Workshop, Saturday, 

October 24, 1-2:30pm. 

Adult Shinny, Ladies Shinny: see Drop-In Arena Schedule at 

www.tricocentre.ca. 

Families 

• Family Night: Sunday Night is Family Night – swim from 6 

to 8pm and/or gymnasium from 6-7pm. 

• Leisure Skate and Stick & Puck - for these great drop-ins, 

see Drop-In Arena Schedule at www.tricocentre.ca. 

• Drop-In Gym & Drop-In Badminton: drop in for some active 

fun. See Drop-In Gym Schedule at www.tricocentre.ca. 

Children & Youth 

• Drop-In Playtime, Tuesday and Fridays 9:30-11am. Included 

Parented program, children walking and up. 

• Drop-In Gymnastics, Mondays 9:30-10:30 or 10:45- 

11:45am, Wednesdays 10:30-11:30am. Parented program, 

children walking and up. 

• Drop-In Crafts, Wednesdays 10:45-11:45am, Parented 

program, children 2 years and up. 

• Craft and a Movie, Saturday, October 17, 10am-12pm, 

Free. All ages. 

• NEW: Trico Active Kids Drop-In, Fridays, 1:15-3:45 Ages 

6-10. 

• Youth Shinny: see Drop-In Arena Schedule 

• Tween Night Swim: Every Friday from 7-9pm but special 

theme night once a month (October 16.) 

Trico Centre is located at 11150 Bonaventure Drive SE. Residents 

of partnered communities’ pay 20% less for memberships than 

those who reside outside partnered communities. Phone: 403- 

278-7542 or see www.tricocentre.ca to find out more. 

Halloween 

Events 

September 26 to October 25 - Autumn Pumpkin 

Festival Calgary: This family-friendly festival is all 

about celebrating the season. Pick a pumpkin to carve 

at home, dash through the 10-acre corn maze and 

destroy a pumpkin in the pumpkin destruction zone. 

www.calgarycornmaze.com 

October 2 to 31 – Ghost Tours: Come and join as we 

explore the Ghostly Haunts of Downtown Calgary. You’ll 

hear about strange goings on at Firehouse 1 and the 

ghosts of the Chamber of Commerce Building, local 

restaurants and more. www.calgaryghosttours.com/ 

tours.htm 

October 3 to 31 - Harvest Pumpkin Hunts: Off we 

go on the tractor-pulled hay wagon, rolling through 

the crunchy fall leaves just hoping to find some... kidsized 

pumpkins! Once we find some, we’ll bring them 

back and decorate them into creative pumpkin-head 

masterpieces! www.butterfieldacres.com 

October 24 to 31 - Ghouls’ Night Out: Ghouls’ Night 

Out is perfect for families with little ghouls, aged three to 

nine, who are looking for a fun, safe night out. Activities 

include a Halloween dance, pumpkin patch, zombie 

flash mob, carnival games. www.heritagepark.ca/planyour-visit/event-calendar/ghouls-night-out.html 

October 31 - Ghosts and Gourmet: Enjoy a frightfully 

delicious dinner in the Wainwright Hotel followed by 

a ghastly ghost tour through the dark and deserted 

streets of the Historical Village. Dress for the weather. 

www.heritagepark.ca/plan-your-visit/event-calendar/ 

ghosts-and-gourmet.html 

Servpro Cleaning 

Palliser-Bayview-Pumphill Community 

Servpro Cleaning has been providing residential services 

in Calgary since 1964. We are more than just a 

cleaning service. We build relationships with our clients 

and ensure that their cleaning needs are taken care of. 

Whether it is a one-time moving clean or ongoing service 

we are trusted by thousands of Calgarians and we are in 

your neighbourhood each and every week. 

We know that life is hectic. With you in mind, we have designed 

our residential service packages to give you that 

much needed extra time. Whether it’s driving the kids 

around to their events, taking time for you at the gym or 

just more “me” time, you deserve the peace of mind to 

know your favorite spaces are cleaned and ready for you. 

We are your whole home service provider and with years 

of experience under our belts, we are here to ensure your 

home is not only sparkling clean but healthy and sanitary. 

As a testament to our quality service, we were the proud 

recipient of two Calgary Herald Reader’s Choice Awards in 

2014 for maid service and carpet cleaning. We are Calgary’s 

first choice for residential services. 

Your experience with Servpro will start with friendly customer 

service and a cost effective and trouble free quote. 

Our trained and attentive cleaning staff will arrive on time 

with industry best cleaning products and equipment. All 

employees are bonded, insured and uniformed to give our 

customers peace of mind. We are so confident that you will 

be completely satisfied with your cleaning that we guarantee 

all of our work. If there is a concern we want to hear 

about it. Our customer service representatives are here to 

make it right. 

Servpro strives to keep up with leading edge technology. 

We realize that you’re busy and constantly on the go. That 

is why we are proud to introduce our new mobile booking 

App. Look for the free “GATA HUB” app in your mobile 

device’s app store. Inside you will find the new Servpro 

Cleaning App. Booking made easy – wherever you are! The 

App lets you pick your service and chose a convenient date 

and time. Confirmation of services is done through instant 

messages to your phone. As an added bonus, when you 

schedule your first service through the App you are eligible 

to receive a $25 discount when you enter SERV25 in the 

discount box. 

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NEPTUNE PLUMBING & HEATING LTD: Qualified 

journeymen plumbers/gasfitters, very experienced 

in Palliser, Bayview and Pump Hill. Upfront 

pricing. Reliable, conscientious, fully guaranteed. 

Mon - Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. 24 hour emergency 

service call 403-255-7938. “Showering you with 

great service.” 

ELECTRICITY IS NOT A HOBBY: Call a licensed 

Electrician and Pot Light Specialist. No job is too 

small. Excellent rates. Please call John at 403-281- 

5002 / 403-708-6555. 

EXPAND YOUR LIVING AREA WITH A QUALITY 

BUILT DECK: We build composite, cedar, spruce 

and vinyl decks. We offer wood, aluminum and 

glass railings, pergolas, privacy panels, benches 

and planters. Need design ideas? Visit bigcitydevelopments.com 

to see some of our completed 

projects, then call: 403-612-8220 to book a Free 

Consultation. 

CAL-RES COATINGS LTD. RESIDENTIAL PAINT- 

ING: We are a full service painting company offering: 

interior and exterior painting, shop wood 

finishing/specialty finishes, elastomeric stucco 

coatings, kitchen cabinet refinishing, fully licensed 

and insured. No deposit required. Call for 

a complimentary estimate. Ask for Joshua 403- 

369-7534 or visit www.calres.ca. 

CONCRETE CUTTING FOR BASEMENT WINDOWS, 

DOORS & FLOORS: New openings or enlargements 

cut into foundation for basement windows and 

doors. Enlarge your existing basement windows to 

meet fire code for bedrooms, from cutting basement 

windows, doorways to supply and install quality 

windows, window-well, weeping-tile, core drilling, 

excavation and anything concrete cutting. Call 

403-570-0555 or text 403-680-0611. Email: info@ 

asapconcretecutting.com. 

NEIGHBOURHOOD CONFLICT? Community 

Mediation Calgary Society (CMCS) is a no cost 

mediation and conflict coaching service that can 

help you resolve problems and restore peace! 

We help neighbours be neighbours again! www. 

communitymediation.ca, 403-269-2707. 

JUNK TO THE DUMP / ODD JOBS: Disposal of 

any household unwants. Reno clean-ups. Move 

in/out garbage removal. Disposal/recycling of 

appliances/electronics. Reno moves. Very prompt 

service, best prices and satisfaction always guaranteed! 

We load. Senior Discount. Please call Sanil 

for your free estimate at 403-616-2758. 

DOUBLE DIAMOND PLUMBING AND HEATING 

LTD: A 24 hour residential service company. As 

qualified journeyman plumbers, we are here to 

address any issues for you. We are your neighbourhood 

plumbing and heating experts - call us 

first and let our service shine! Call 403-875-0166 

or Email: doublediamondplumbingltd@gmail. 

com. www.doublediamondplumbingltd.com. 

EMMA PAINTING’S MISSION: Is to provide the 

best quality, clean and on time service. A father and 

son team with more than 25 years of painting experience 

in Calgary and surroundings with over 2,000 

homes painted. We do all kind of interior painting, 

staining, or spraying. Please call Eric at 403-870- 

0326 or visit www.calgaryabpaintingservices.ca. 

Thank you. 

HARDING’S SERVICES: offers “Peace of Mind 

Solutions” for all of your painting, cleaning, window 

washing, ceiling texturing and renovations 

needs. Please call us today for your free estimate 

at 403-254-4726 or visit our website at www. 

hardingsservices.com. 

ALL WASHED UP: provides residential cleaning 

services to South Calgary and area. Our commitment 

to clients is a thoroughly cleaned home, 

ensuring client satisfaction. All eco-friendly supplies 

included. Residential cleaning, one time 

cleans, move-in/move-out, home organization, 

de-cluttering, light meal prep and personal 

shopping. www.allwashedupnow.com, email 

allwashedupnow@gmail.com or 403-651-3709. 

K2 BOOKEEPING: Are you too busy to keep up 

with your bookkeeping? Experienced bookkeeper 

now accepting new clients. Specializing 

in small to medium sized business. Twelve years 

of experience with QuickBooks and Simply Accounting, 

GST, Payroll, WCB Filing, T4 Filing, and 

competitive rates. Phone Katie 403-870-0737. 

PIANO AND VOICE LESSONS: In Haysboro. Age 

five to University. Piano lessons include RCM 

exam prep. Levels 1-6, Theory Rudiments all 3 

levels. Voice for students with 2 years of piano/ 

other instrument. Experience/Training: 10 years 

of professional teaching and performing, BFA 

Music. Creative and kids welcome! Call Jaimee 

at 403-465-2803 or email jaimee.leebaggley@ 

gmail.com. 

FALL LAWN & GARDEN CLEAN-UP: Get your 

yard ready for winter. Now taking bookings for 

fall lawn and garden cleanup. Locally owned and 

operated. Please call Brenda at 403-615-7199. 

MASSAGE-U-WELL: Grand Opening! 60 Minute 

Massage $69.99. Registered Massage Therapists. 

#12 - 523 Woodpark Blvd. SW. Book online: www. 

massage-u-well.com. Phone: 403-475-0368. 

NEW, RENO AND REPAIRS: Stucco, siding, stone, 

soffit and fascia, gutters, painting. 40 years’ experience, 

insured and guaranteed work. Many local 

neighbourhood references and examples to look at. 

Call Poldom Construction - Julian at 403-804-0974. 

ROOFING, 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE: Express re 

roofing - shingles, flat, cedar, tiles, hail damage, 

insurance claims. Consultative approach, pre-installation 

inspection. Over 23 years of experience. 

E-mail or call with your name and address and we 

will provide a free estimate within 72 hours. P&S 

Construction and Roofing: estimates@psroofing. 

ca. Paul 403-714-3644. 

PRIME LANDSCAPING: Providing top quality 

landscape maintenance and construction 

to south Calgary. Now booking snow removal 

for 2015-2016. Prices set as a flat monthly fee 

for unlimited visits. Contact us for free estimate, 

prices vary depending on project size and 

complexity. Call 403-333-1600 or e-mail info@ 

primelandscaping.ca. We are ready to get your 

job done. 

CHRISTMAS LIGHTS 

snow removal 

403-265-4769 

YARDBUSTERSLANDSCAPING.COM 

Eavestrough cleaning/repairs/installs 

Gutter clean & fix/Fascia/Soffit 

Downspouts/Drip-edge/Leak repairs 


Hello, everyone! 

MLA Calgary-Glenmore 

Anam Kazim 

#A208, 1600 - 90th Avenue SW 

Calgary, AB Canada T2V 5A8 

Ph: (403) 216-5421, Fax: (403) 216-5423 

Email: calgary.glenmore@assembly.ab.ca 

I hope all of you had a great summer and are getting 

ready for a lovely Fall and Thanksgiving season! It has 

been a very exciting summer here in Calgary-Glenmore, 

from my new role as your MLA to meeting many of you 

at amazing community events. I enjoyed many conversations 

I have had with constituents and hearing about 

their views and ideas for this riding. 

I have been fortunate enough to attend a wide variety 

of events over the summer including: serving pancakes 

at Stampede breakfasts in Calgary Glenmore, cheering 

along with the Stampede parade, rowing in a Government 

boat for the Charity Team dragon-boat race on the 

Glenmore Reservoir, visiting the Women’s Centre for an 

engaged discussion about women in poverty, showing 

support at the Calgary Pride Parade, and many speaking 

engagements including the Anti-Bullying Rally and the 

SWCRC’s AGM, and, very importantly, helping to spread 

awareness about ovarian cancer at the Walk for Hope. 

I am also working towards establishing relationships 

with our nine community associations, which work diligently 

to provide many important services to Calgarians, 

by being present at as many monthly meetings as 

possible when I am in Calgary. 

Our office has been up and running since June 29th and 

remains situated at Glenmore Landing Plaza. Please join 

me and other constituents at our Office Opening Meet 

and Greet on Monday, October 19 from 11 am to 1 pm; 

whether it is to say hello or grab a coffee and donut, I 

look forward to meeting you. My office can always be 

reached via email at calgary.glenmore@assembly.ab.ca 

or by phone 403-216-5421 for a conversation or if you 

would like to book an appointment for an in-person 

meeting with me. 

I will continue to keep you up to date with current and 

relevant government news. One of the most important 

matters in Calgary-Glenmore is the Southwest Calgary 

Ring Road project. As this project continues to move 

forward, I will keep you posted as to this ongoing work. 

One of the first orders of business when we return to the 

Alberta Legislature on October 26 will be new budgets 

for 2015/ 2016. If you would like to review the budget 

reports, please log on to the Government of Alberta 

website, www.alberta.ca. 

As the changing colour of the leaves become more visible 

- my stories of the happenings, events, updates and 

more will become more visible to you as well by launching 

our newly developed website, so stay posted. 

I look forward to meeting and chatting with you! 

Community 

Announcements 

Deadline – 1 st of each month for 

the next month’s publication 

Contact news@great-news.ca 

Free announcements: lost/found, household items 

for sale, wanted, garage sale, student/senior services, etc. 

Forty word limit 

LOOKING FOR HOUSE-SITTING OR COMPANION SIT- 

UATION: Morgan, 53 yr old native Calgarian, currently 

living in Palliser (Glenmore Gardens). Retired and looking 

for house-sitting or companion situation, having 

a hard time paying these inflated rates in Calgary. Call 

587-700-5034 after 3 pm, please. 

PBP Community Association 

is now on Facebook! 

Check your most up to date 

news about your community 

on Facebook. 

https://www.facebook.com/ 

PBPcommunityassociation 


HUMANA MEDICAL CLINIC 

the family clinic with the human touch 

new halloween treats! 

WHERE NEW PATIENTS AND WALK-INS ARE WELCOME 

HOURS OF OPERATION 

8:00 am to 8:00 pm Open 7 Days a Week 

Humana’s clinics are CLOSED on Statutory & Civic Holidays 

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WOMEN’S IUD CLINIC 

NOW OPEN EVERY SATURDAY 

SHORT WAITING 

IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENT 

CALL 403-202-8888 

DALHOUSIE STATION 

PH: (403) 202-8888 

#183, 5005 Dalhousie Drive NW 

Calgary, Alberta T3A 5R8 

Female Family Physician 

Dr Rosario Guevara MD 

GLENBROOK PLAZA 

PH: (403) 686-6967 

#136, 3715 - 51 Street SW 

Calgary, Alberta T3E 6V2 

ANNOUNCING 

A female family physician with lots of training and 

experience in O & G starting her practice from 

September 1, 2015 at the Glenbrook plaza 

location. 

Dr. Charmaine Gill, MD 

Clinic open Monday to Sunday (all weekends) 

Accepting all referrals including IUD 

insertions 

These Family Physicians 

ARE ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS 

Dr. A.A. (Tayo) Alawiye 

Dr. Victor Fadayomi 


YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD AT A GLANCE 

36 PUMP HILL LANDING SW $769,900 

Elegant villa backing east onto inner park. 

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COMMUNITY SALES STATISTICS FOR AUGUST 2015 

Single Family 

Homes 

Prices Condos Prices 

Active Listings 4 $1,290,000 - $3,150,000 0 

Sold Listings 0 

Pump Hill 

Active Listings 9 $774,900 - $8,180,000 0 

Sold Listings 1 Low $770,000’s 

Palliser 

Active Listings 4 $625,000 - $699,900 10 

Sold Listings 2 Low $580,000’s - low $430,000’s 6 

$252,000 - 

$765,000 

Low $280,000’s - 

low $640,000’s 

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For a confidential consultation or market evaluation, 

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