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Memorable Moments 

City Bowling Championships 

Congratulations to Nolan Scott (on the far left) 

of the Calgary Winter Club who took home the 

silver medal at the Calgary 5-pin youth Bowling 

Challenge with three fantastic games of 200, 

250 and 275. The most amazing feat is that 

Nolan was only seven years old when he rolled 

those amazing games. Keep on throwing those 

strikes Nolan. 

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Going to London 2012 

The Calgary Winter Club is proud to 

announce that Club Badminton player Grace 

Gao (on the right) will be representing Canada 

at the upcoming Summer Olympics in London. 

Grace will be competing in the Mixed Doubles 

event with her partner Toby Ng. Grace has 

competed in the Pan American Games and the 

Canadian Nationals but this will be her first 

trip to the Olympics. Good luck Grace, 

Bring home the Gold! 

Sea Lions Nationals 

The Sea Lions Competitive Swim Club is very 

proud that two of our swimmers will be going to 

a national meet. Both Mark Corah and Emmett 

Collings are nationally ranked swimmers who 

will be attending the Canadian Age Group 

Championships that will be held in Calgary at the 

end of July. Way to go, boys! 

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 

Pau l Pa s u t to | 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 

Welcome to the summer edition of the CWC Club News. As you read this issue of our magazine, the Club will 

be entering the home stretch of Phase 1 of our Expansion project. The project has seen its fair share of 

challenges, some to be expected for a project of this size and some unique challenges due to the complexity of 

adding to existing buildings. We are currently on the 3 rd Chandos Project Manager and 2 nd Project 

Superintendent and we can assure you that we are actively involved with every aspect of the construction and 

managing our General Contractor and Consultants as effectively as possible. The final product will be 

impressive for all members as we now find ourselves on the verge of taking over many spectacular new spaces 

and providing significant new opportunities and programs for the entire membership to enjoy. 

In addition to the Expansion project, the Club will also be undertaking a number of summer projects this year, 

including: a cafeteria renovation to improve our look and service capabilities; a skating change-room 

renovation to move the skate-changing area out of the hallway; replacement of the badminton floor; and a 

significant upgrade to both the existing men’s and women’s locker rooms. These projects are part of the Club’s 

annual capital maintenance program and are funded through the annual facility improvement fee. Please watch 

for communication regarding area closures that will allow this work to be performed, but don’t let these 

area-specific renovations limit your enjoyment of the Club through the summer months. 

This has been a year of change at the Club, as your Board and Senior Management Team have worked to 

ensure the positive direction and improved culture of our Club, while also working through a substantial 

physical transformation. Some members have asked if the Club has shifted philosophy in recent years, and I 

can assure you that our mission and core values have remained unchanged throughout - with our focus 

remaining on providing excellent facilities, service and opportunities for our member families. For further 

clarity, a summary of the Club’s current strategic plan, including our mission, vision statement, goals, and 

performance indicators is provided on page 43. 

Throughout the past year, we have placed a significant emphasis on improving the Club’s communication 

efforts with the provision of timely, relevant and open information whenever possible. Based on the results of 

our recent member survey, we are hearing that many of you have noticed and appreciate these efforts. You can 

expect these efforts to continue and to be enhanced going forward. 

In looking at ways to operate the Club more efficiently and to spend our resources wisely, Club Management 

has identified two issues for us to consider: 

1. Each year the Club spends over $20,000 on postage and almost $10,000 on poly-bagging the Club News to 

be sent to our homes. Like many families who receive the Cub News in the mail I was not aware that each 

of us could decline the mail process and pick up the Club News at the Club. In our recent member survey, 

more than 75% of respondents indicated that they would be happy to pick their Club News up at News 

stands placed throughout the Club to avoid these costs. These will be conveniently located, and having the 

Club News visible and on-hand throughout the Club might increase readership as well. Watch for more 

information this fall, regarding an initiative to switch over to in-Club distribution, with an opt-in choice 

available for those individuals who would still like to have the Club News delivered to their homes. The 

current issue of the Club News is also available on our website. 

P r e s i d e n t ’ s M e s s a g e 

c a l g a r y w i n t e r c l u b . c o m | J u l y. A u g u s t 2 0 1 2 3

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 membership information/inquiries and changes: 

membership@calgarywinterclub.com 

For sports related inquiries: 

sportsoffice@calgarywinterclub.com 

For Expansion related inquiries: 

expansion@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 

Kyle McNichol, Interim Marketing & Sales Manager 403.338.2415 

Chantelle Pinder, Human Resources Manager 403.338.2428 

Jodi Paisley, Club Services Manager 403.338.4506 

Melissa Georgopoulos, Member Services 403.338.4505 

Food & beverage 

Jeff Merrin, F&B Manager 403.338.2417 

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 Humble, Badminton 403.338.2429 

Jim Channon, Bowling 403.338.2424 

Heather Mackie, Childcare & Preschool 403.338.2405 

Kim Perkins, Curling 403.338.2442 

Jodi Paisley, 55 Plus 403.338.4506 

Amber Wright, Fitness & Youth/Teen 403.338.2435 

Tina-Marie Yenna, 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 2012 issue. Copy and advertising 

deadline for this issue is Wednesday, August 1, 2012. 

For advertising information, please contact Kyle 

McNichol at 403.338.2415. 

Newsletter Editor: Lily Richards 

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President’s Message Continued... 

2. You might be surprised to learn that the Club spends over $250,000 

annually on credit card transaction fees. Many private clubs avoid 

the bulk of these charges by not accepting credit cards for the 

payment of member accounts and proceeding only with Auto Debit. 

We have asked Club Management to investigate this issue and in 

the fall the Board will consider the information that is gathered to 

determine what options we might have. If you have any thoughts on 

this issue, please e-mail your ideas to Kevin Boyles for our 

consideration. 

Finally, you will have recently received your annual dues statement and 

shareholder letter. Both Management and the Board are pleased to have 

been able to bring forward a 2012/2013 budget that meets all of our 

pre-construction commitments, with a dues increase that is less than 5%, 

as promised. 

There are many activities, programs and opportunities available at the 

Club throughout the summer months, be sure to keep the Club in your 

plans and come by often, especially on those rainy days when your 

outdoor plans may change. Formal tours will be limited through the 

finishing stages this summer, but if any of you are interested in a tour 

of the new facility, please feel free to contact Management to arrange a 

time. 

Please continue to ask any questions or voice any concerns - we 

appreciate your feedback. Have a great summer. 

Paul Pasutto 

President, Calgary Winter Club 

Inside this issue... 

2 Memorable Moments 

3 President’s Message 

5 Club Notices 

6 Aquatics 

9 Wellness 

10 Youth & Teen 

11 Club Connections 

14 Squash 

16 Curling 

18 Fitness 

20 Skating 

22 LATD 

25 Childcare & Preschool 

26 Bowling 

28 Tennis 

30 Badminton 

31 Sports Shop 

35 Food & Beverage 

36 55 Plus Section 

38 Membership 

39 Members’ Directory 

41 July Calendar 

42 August Calendar 

43 CWC Strategic Plan Summary

c l u b N e w s 

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noMinations for direCtors 

The Board of Directors is accepting a notification of interest for members wishing to run for the Board of Directors. If 

interested in running, members should contact Reagan Hume at 403-338-2418 or at reaganh@calgarywinterclub.com no later 

than Friday, August 17, 2012. Expression of interest will be forwarded to the Board Nomination Committee for consideration. 

Joan riChardson MeMorial award 

Applications for the Joan Richardson Memorial Award are 

now being accepted. Criteria for the award is as follows: 

1. Candidates must be the daughter of a CWC member in 

good standing. 

2. Candidates must be enrolled or plan on enrolling in a 

post-secondary educational institution during the year of 

application. 

3. The Award Committee, in making the Award selection, 

will emphasize the qualities of athletic participation, 

sportsmanship, citizenship and personality. 

4. Application forms are available at the Club’s Front 

Desk, and completed forms will be accepted until 

Monday, August 20, 2012. 

donna rutherford MeMorial award 

Applications for the Donna Rutherford Male Achievement 

Award are now being accepted. Criteria for the award is as follows: 

1. Candidates must be the son of a CWC member in good 

standing. 

2. Candidates must be enrolled or plan on enrolling in a 

post-secondary educational institution during the year of 

application. 

3. The Award Committee, in making the Award selection, 

will emphasize the qualities of athletic participation, 

sportsmanship, citizenship and personality. 

4. Application forms are available at the Club’s Front 

Desk, and completed forms will be accepted until 

Monday, August 20, 2012. 

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iMPortant dates 

• DEEP and HOT TUB Pool closure: Closed from 

July 30 th to August 5 th . The pools will re open the 

morning of August 6 th . The Beach Pool will remain 

open during this time. 

Just a friendly reMinder... 

Any children who 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 . 

uPdates 

sea lions 

The Sea Lions Swim Club celebrated a successful season on 

May 29th at their annual year-end banquet. The swimmers 

competed in a time trial and then everyone had a blast 

participating or watching masters versus swimmers and kids 

versus parents challenges and relays. We celebrated all our 

swimmers during the banquet but we wanted to recognize 

some of the special awards that went out: 

Top Male - Mark Corah 

Naomi Heffler Top Female Award - Jordyn Flanagan 

Kari Ann Larson Award - Emily Dumaine 

Rookie of the Year - Meryl McKenna 

Pictured left to right: 

Emmett Colling, Coach 

Bogdan Roatis and Mark 

Corah as they qualified 

for age group nationals. 

Trophies were also presented to 2 national qualifiers, 9 

Alberta Championship qualifiers, and 21 age group trial 

qualifiers. The Sea Lions executive was very pleased to 

present the Scholastic Award to two graduating swimmers. 

Mark Corah and Joe Dumaine have both been with the Sea 

Lions Swim Club for over 10 years and have successfully 

balanced the high level commitment demands of competitive 

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suMMer CaMPs 

We are excited to offer a variety of different camps this 

summer: 

• Synchro “Try It” Fun Camp 

• Make a Splash Synchro Camp 

• Wicked water Camp 

• Lifesaving Camp 

• Swim Lesson Camp 

• Iron Kids Camp 

Please see GameTime for a full list and for more information. 

swimming with the academic course load of grade 12. Both 

boys are planning to go on to University. We are very proud 

of their contributions and achievements and wish them both 

all the best in their future endeavors! We also thanked our 

coaches for the great year and had some special thank-you’s 

for the executive who worked so tirelessly on the swim club’s 

behalf. 

Although the little swimmers are now done for the year, 

the older swimmers are still training for their last important 

meets. We have Age Group Trials in Lethbridge, Age Group 

Championships in Edmonton and two swimmers, Mark 

Corah and Emmett Collings, will be training hard for 

Canadian Age Group Championships held here in Calgary at 

the end of July at the Talisman Centre. The older swimmers 

are all looking forward to an outdoor meet held in Missoula, 

Montana in the middle of June and have begun gathering their 

tents and sleeping bags for the event. 

The 2011-2012 

senior group 

Swimmers, don’t forget to put registration night on the 

calendar as September 11 th and keep checking the website 

and e-mails for important information from the coaches. Have 

a good rest this summer, and we will see everyone in the fall!

Master clippers 

The Calgary Winter Club Masters swim team is pleased to 

report that 2 new Canadian Masters Swimming records were 

set at a recent long course swim meet held at the Talisman 

Centre. Clippers swimmer Gail Amundrud set a new 

Canadian record in the 50 metre freestyle in her age group 

and the relay team of Gail Amundrud, Shelley Wearmouth, 

Diana Nakka and Kristin Dawson set a new Canadian 

record in the 4 x 200 metre freestyle relay in their age 

category! We will be cheering on the members of the Clippers 

swim team who are heading to Nationals this May and Worlds 

this June – keep up the great work and happy training! 

tsunamis 

What an amazing year the Tsunamis team had for 2011/2012. 

Congratulations to all the swimmers who participated in 

various competitions and achieved new personal best times 

and awards. Our Senior Team is currently fundraising to 

compete at the World Lifesaving Championships in Adelaide, 

Australia. This is an amazing opportunity for our swimmers 

who have trained vigorously the past two years to qualify. The 

event takes place November 6 - 23 and the team is looking 

for sponsorship to help subsidize the purchase of equipment, 

registration fees and travel expenses. If you are interested in 

sponsoring the team in any capacity, please contact our Team 

Manager, Sherry Southwood, at ssouthwood@shaw.ca. The 

team appreciates any and all help. 

Congratulations to the Senior Tsunamis Swim Team! 

During the weekend of June 2 nd and 3 rd they competed in the 

National Lifesaving Championships in Edmonton. For the 

fourth consecutive year they are the National Champions! 

Congratulations to Megan Macfayden, Jessica Burkart, 

Megan Honeychurch, Dana Poscente, Alex Sura, 

Jennifer Southwood, Sophie Gowsell, Andrew Edy, and 

Scott Southwood. Special mention to 

MeganMacfayden for ranking 3 rd 

overall in the country and to Scott 

Southwood for winning his fourth 

consecutive overall National Title. 

This sets another record for our team 

as no other club team has won more 

national titles than us! Congrats to all 

swimmers who competed and 

qualified for the upcoming World 

Championships. We are so very proud 

of your accomplishments. Thanks to 

the guidance of coaches Brian 

Sartison and Nathan Carswell for a 

job well done! 

Summer Lifesaving Camp is here! 

Sign up through Game Time to reserve 

your spot for this amazing program. 

Learn the sport of Lifesaving through 

various events and training exercises. 

2012-2013 tsunami - Kick Off celebration 

BBQ/Parent Meeting/Clothing Order/Dance to Follow 

Friday, September 14, 2012 | 6:00 pm 

At the Edgemont Community Hall 

For all swimmers registered in the Lifeguarding Program and 

their families. Register your family members on Game Time 

for the event. Come out and support the Tsunami Lifeguarding 

Program. The Parent Meeting will consist of an orientation 

to the Tsunami Lifesaving Sport, an introduction to the 

coaching staff, and an outline to the calendar of events for the 

2012-2013 swimming year. In addition, there will be sizing 

kits for Tsunami clothing and swim suits available. There will 

be an opportunity to place clothing orders. This will be the 

only time that the sizing kits and samples will be available for 

your swimmer. 

sea sprites synchro summer camps 

Synchro “Try It” Fun Camp 

August 7 - 10 | 12:30 - 2:00 pm | Cost: $120 

(12:30 - 1:00 pm Dry/1:00 - 2:00 pm Wet) 

Give the exciting, fun, graceful sport of synchro a try this 

summer. An opportunity to enjoy choreography, music and 

time in the water with girlfriends. Learn about the skills and 

performance art of synchronized swimming. Must be 

comfortable in deep water. 

Make a Splash Synchro Camp 

August 27 - 31 | 2:00 - 6:00 pm | Cost: $290 

(2:00 - 4:00 pm Dry, focus flexibility and fun/4:00 - 6:00 Wet) 

This camp is for synchronized swimmers of all abilities to 

get ready for the 2012 - 2013 session. Reconnect with your 

girlfriends after the summer break with a variety of activities 

including figures, stretching, games and crafts! 

aquatiC fitness 

July Aqua Fitness schedule - No registration needed for summer aqua fit classes. Please use coupons only! 

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 

2 

No Class 

Holiday 

9 

9:05 - 10:00 am 

Serious Strength 

Instructor: Shondel 

3 

4 

16 17 

18 

19 20 

9:05 - 10:00 am 



10 11 12 

23 25 

9:05 - 10:00 am 



30 31 

9:05 - 10:00 am 

Deep/Shallow 

Instructor: Brenda 

9:05 - 10:00 am 

Deep/Shallow 


9:05 - 10:00 am 

Tethered Running 


24 26 

9:05 - 10:00 am 

Deep/Shallow 


no Classes this week 

5 


6 

13 

27 

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aquatiC fitness Continued... 

August Aqua Fitness schedule 


1 

2 

3 

no Classes this week 

6 

No Class 

Holiday 

13 14 

15 

16 

9:05 - 10:00 am 



20 

9:05 - 10:00 am 



27 28 

9:05 - 10:00 am 



7 8 9 

9:05 - 10:00 am 

Deep/Shallow 


9:05 - 10:00 am 



21 22 

23 24 

9:05 - 10:00 am 

Deep/Shallow 



10 

17 

29 30 31 

9:05 - 10:00 am 



Aqua Fitness schedule starting september 3 rd 

9:05 - 10:00 am 

Aqua Zumba 

Instructor: Judi 

9:05 - 10:00 am 

Aqua Zumba 


9:05 - 10:00 am 

Aqua Zumba 


9:05 - 10:00 am 

Aqua Zumba 



10:05 - 11:00 am 

Deep/Shallow 

Work Out 

11:05 - 11:50 am 

Gentle 

Aqua Fit 

10:05 - 11:00 am 


Shallow 

11:05 - 11:50 am 

Seniors Aqua Fit 

2:45 - 3:30 pm 

Aqua Zumba 

8:05 - 9:00 pm 


Shallow/Deep 

Combo 

9:05 - 10:00 am 

Tethered 

Running 

7:05 - 8:00 am 


Deep 

10:05 - 11:00 am 

Shallow Aqua Fit 

11:05 - 11:50 am 

Seniors Aqua Fit 

12:05 - 12:50 am 


9:05 - 10:00 am 

Deep/Shallow 

Aqua Fit 

10:05 - 11:00 am 

Gentle Aqua Fit 

CanCellation PoliCy 

Class Cancellation Policy is two 

(2) weeks prior to the start date of 

the individual class so cancellations 

and/or switching of classes 

must be received by that date. 

cancellation Policy 

A member’s account will be 

billed the full program fee 

unless a registration is officially 

cancelled prior to the cancellation 

date. 

Members can cancel by one of 

the following methods 

1. Filling out cancellation form 

(green form) at the Sports 

Office 

2. Filling out electronic 

cancellation form on 

GameTime –under “options”, 

then “cancellation form”. 

3. If before the cancellation 

date for the class, 

members can go to “my 

account”, then “appointment 

& activity” tab and then click 

“cancel” beside the booking. 

If you cancel out of a program 

past the cancellation date, you 

will be billed the full program 

fee. 


The Board of Directors is accepting a notification of interest for members wishing to run for the Board of Directors. If 

interested in running, members should contact Reagan Hume at 403-338-2418 or at reaganh@calgarywinterclub.com no later 

than Friday, August 17, 2012. Expression of interest will be forwarded to the Board Nomination Committee for consideration.

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Summer is in full swing and Winter Club 

members are enjoying the great outdoors. 

Each September, the Physiotherapists at 

the Club treat a variety of injuries that are 

related to the sports of summer. Here are 

some suggestions to keep you in the game 

all summer long. 

Golfing Sprains and Strains: Common 

golf injuries include low back strain, 

elbow tendinitis, and shoulder pain. A 

good warm-up will help avoid these 

injuries. Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes 

before your tee time and head to the 

driving range. Start your warm-up with 

dynamic stretching (stretching that involves 

slow movement) of the legs, arms, 

and back. Slow lunges will stretch the 

hips. Slow golf swings with a short club 

will get the spine moving. Start hitting 

golf balls with the shorter clubs and work 

up to the driver. Relax your grip while 

you play to avoid elbow and shoulder 

injuries that result from hitting the ground 

with increased upper body tension. Don’t 

plan any marathon golf trips early in the 

season. And remember to eat and drink 

(water preferably) along the way. 

PhysiotheraPy CliniC 

Happy 20 th Birthday to the Physiotherapy Clinic! It opened 

in 1992 under the direction of Jackie St. George-Rennie, who 

has grown the Clinic to now include three other regular therapists 

and four Doctors of Traditional Chinese Medicine. We 

look forward to the next 20 years! 

ladies loCker Massage rooM 

Please be aware that the ladies locker massage room will be 

relocated from June 28 th to July 23 rd to replace all the floor 

tiles in the wet areas in the locker rooms. All ladies locker 

room massages will be moved to the lounge room in the new 

locker area. Thank you for your co-operation during this time! 

welCoMe BaCk! 

We are very pleased to welcome Ciara McNiff back from her 

maternity leave to Body In Balance Acupuncture, located in 

enJoy suMMer to its fullest - avoid inJury 

By Lois Pohlod, Sport Physiotherapist 

Four-plus hours of golf with poor 

nutrition can lead to dehydration and 

muscle fatigue, resulting in reduced 

performance and possible injury. 

Water Skiing Mishaps: Calgarians do not 

get the chance to water-ski throughout the 

year and not many other activities work 

the water-ski muscles in the same way. 

Muscle strains and tears, especially of the 

hamstrings, are the result of trying just a 

bit too hard out on the water. Warm up on 

land or in the water prior to putting on the 

skis. A vigorous walk, light jog or short 

swim will get the blood flowing. Stretch 

out both the quadriceps and hamstrings 

as well as the arms. Start each run with 

a warm-up ski, slowly progressing the 

difficulty and challenge as the body eases 

into the fun. Resist the temptation to 

“show-off” for the crowd if you are not in 

water-skiing shape! 

Hiking in the Canadian Rockies: The 

mountains are calling with hikes to 

challenge all ages and abilities. As with 

any exercise program, a slow steady 

progression of distance and difficulty 

will prevent injury. Patella-femoral 

pain (pain around or under the knee 

cap) often results from the strain of 

the downhill walk. Good flexibility, 

strong quadriceps and eccentric work 

(drop squats) throughout the year will 

help prevent knee pain. In addition, 

good footwear is essential for comfort 

and safety. Your body also needs 

to get used to wearing heavy hiking 

boots and carrying a heavy pack. Try 

carrying your pack around the back 

yard for short periods to build your 

strength. Hopefully the winter of 

weight training will help your neck 

and shoulders adjust quickly to the 

load. Start your hiking program with 

short, easy trips and build up 

gradually to the ultimate adventure. 

Remember to stretch before and after 

the hike and stop to take in the 

magnificent views along the way! 

Visit the physiotherapists at the CWC 

Sport Physiotherapy Clinic 

(403-289-0040) for advice on injury 

prevention, exercise progressions and 

treatment. Happy trails! 

the Fitness Centre. Ciara has been working in the Calgary 

area since 2006, and her areas of interest include, but are not 

limited to, Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture, Nutrition and 

Diet therapy, Herbal Medicine, and Homeopathy. Ciara will 

be working on Saturday afternoons – visit the Physiotherapy 

desk or call to make your appointment! 

hours of oPeration 

Physiotherapy: Monday to Friday, 7:00 am - 7:30 pm 

Traditional Chinese Medicine: 

Leslie Ring-Adams: Monday-Wednesday, 1:00 pm - 7:30 pm 

Friday, 8:30 am - 12:00 pm 

Leisha Laird: Tuesday, 8:00 am - 12:00 pm 

Christa Marx: Saturday, 8:00 am - 3:00 pm 

Ciara McNiff: Saturday, 3:00 pm - 5:30 pm 

Massage: Please see GameTime for available massage times. 

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funZone 

We are excited to introduce the inflatables on Wednesdays 

from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm! Due to popular demand we have 

added an additional 3 whole hours through the week! We also 

have our challenging minigolf and climbing centre open, so 

drop in for some free fun! 

FunZone Schedules can be found on the SnackBar windows 

and at Member Services. 

We are once again offering Birthday Parties in the FunZone! 

Please note that we are no longer using GameTime for 

reservations. For information, bookings, or inquiries please 

contact us as (403) 338-2431 or email 

birthdayparties@calgarywitnerclub.com. 

View all our party information on the website or pick up a 

brochure at the Sports Office. 

CaMPs 

Camps are filling up fast so sign up now for some great 

summer fun. With our variety of camps there is something for 

everyone! 

Go Girls 

July 9 - 13 | 9:00 am - 4:30 pm 

This GIRLS ONLY camp will be full of giggles, glamor and 

some girlicous fun! 

Outdoor Adventure 

July 23 - 27 | 9:00 am - 4:30 pm 

Need some fresh air? This camp was made for you! 

bricks4Kidz 

August 7 - 10 | 1:00 - 4:00 pm 

Kids will combine learning and fun as we engage them in 

building with traditional bricks and motorized Lego. 

what’s cooking 

August 13 - 17 | 1:00 - 4:00 pm 

Step into the world of culinary arts! This camp is everything 

delicious! 

Playground to Podium 

August 20 - 24 | 9:00 am - 4:30 pm 

Prepare to work hard and have some laughs! This camp 

shows how sweating can be fun. 

iron kids Camp 

August 13 - 17 | 12:30 - 2:30 pm 

registration now open on gametime 


with our new faCilities there is so MuCh to 

do at the CwC! 

Which activity will your children try first? The new 

expansion areas offer tons of activities for the entire family 

that are included in your membership. 

Try out the Climbing Centre with Clip N Climb technology. 

No partner needed, no experience necessary! 

Climbing Centre Hours 

Monday - Friday: 1:00 - 9:00 pm 

Saturday: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm 

Sunday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm 

Want to practice your court moves? Our gymnasium will 

offer basketball, volleyball, soccer, dodgeball and SO MUCH 

MORE! 

Check out the Gymnastics programs on GameTime! 

Need a space to relax and hangout? Check out the Youth 

Centre and Teen Centre. 

The Youth Centre is ALL about COMMUNITY! 

The Youth Centre is for children in Grade School, promoting 

growth and belonging, through fun, games and educational 

opportunities. Each day will offer open drop in time so the 

youth can have a place to call their own within the club. 

Scheduled events will include, study hall, craft sessions, game 

nights and holiday specific programming. 

Youth Centre Hours 

Monday - Thursday: 4:00 - 9:00 pm 

Friday: 3:00 - 9:00 pm 

Saturday - Sunday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm 

The Teen Centre - When I get to Junior High School, I’m 

IN! (INvolved, INcluded, INspired) 

Located near the Climbing Centre and Gymnasium, the Teen 

Centre is focused on Junior and Senior High School students. 

A place where they can meet, chat, play games, study and be 

themselves. 

Teen Room Hours 

Monday - Thursday: 4:00 - 9:00 pm 

Friday: 3:00 - 9:00 pm 

Saturday - Sunday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm 

Hours for both rooms will be adjusted for special events and 

school holidays.

Club ConneCtions 

are you receiving the 

club connections weekly e-mail newsletter? 

Keep up to date with everything happening at the Club by receiving your edition of 

the Club Connections every Monday afternoon. 

Don’t miss out on Expansion Updates, Member Alerts, Club Events, 

special promotions and information on new activities and programs! 

E-mail Kyle McNichol at kylem@calgarywinterclub.com to sign up for the 

Club Connections today. 

Simply Elegant 

Did you know that you can sponsor family and 

friends weddings at the Club? 

· Spectacular city and mountain views 

· Can accommodate groups of 10-250 

· Future wedding dates are available for booking 

· Our attention to detail will ensure your guests enjoy 

the finest food and service 

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With addition of the great mind body programs the Fitness 

Centre offers, you will now be able to attend the following; 

• Hot Yoga – a variety of styles of yoga which are performed in a room with the 

temperature at 102 degrees. 

• Kundalini Yoga - Kundalini Yoga is a physical, mental and spiritual practice 

which combines asana-based kriyas, pranayama and meditation. 

• Reformer - This class takes your mat experiences to the next level and covers 

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• Yin Yoga - Yin yoga consists of passive seated and reclining poses versus the 

active postures found in Yang yoga and is softer and less aggressive. 

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New 

Doubles Squash at the Club 

Welcome to our amazing new doubles squash 

court. Doubles squash is a fantastically fun 

alternative to singles squash. While the court 

looks similar the game itself is very different and 

challenging. The dimensions of the court, the 

different ball and the fact that there are 4 people 

playing all add to a unique experience. We 

know that you will love doubles squash. For the 

experienced players to total beginners we will 

have something for everyone. 

Weekday Doubles Leagues – 

Starting Monday, September 24th 

• Level 1 Monday 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm – 

Open and A players 

• Level 2 Tuesday 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm – 

B and C level players 

• Level 3 Wednesday 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm – 

D and below level players 

Weekend Doubles Leagues – 

Starting Saturday, October 13th 

• Level 1 Saturday 11:00 am - 1:00 pm – 

Open to B level players 

• Level 2 Saturday 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm – 

C to E level players 

Each individual in the doubles leagues will have 

their own handicap – the handicaps will change 

depending on results and are designed to make 

each and every match as competitive as possible. 

• Free intro afternoon – 

Sunday, September 16th 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm 

• Rules/refereeing clinic – TBD 

• Semi-private coaching – 3 people – 1 pro – 

feeding – drills – strategy – contact Ashley 


Squash Adult Social 

Fanatic 

Fridays 

This year we are reinventing the Friday night socials. 

Throughout the season there will be a series 

of adult socials called Fanatic Fridays. Over the 

duration of the season each Fanatic Friday will have 

a different theme. There will be a rankings system 

which will run over all the Fanatic Friday’s, on the 

last Friday there will be an award for the overall 

winner. The pro’s will be around to organize each 

evening, then after the evening is over everyone will 

head up to the 818 for après squash beverage and 

appetizers. As part of the Fanatic Fridays and the 

other adult social events we will be offering an Adult 

Social Season Squash Pass. The pass will be a one 

off fee that will include the following: 

Season Pass 

$90 will get you: 

• Fanatic Fridays x6 

• Club Championship Entry 

• Complimentary Domestic Beer on 

Fanatic Fridays x6 

• Complimentary Appetizers on 

Fanatic Fridays x6 

• Sport Shop/BK Incentive (exclusive discount 

on high tec squash shoes) 

• Hassle Free Registration 

Watch for our FREE draw!

tournaMent results 

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Alberta Open - 6 finalists - 2 champions! 

The last ‘major’ of the season saw the Winter Club out in 

force. This year the Glencoe Club hosted the prestigious 

Alberta Open. With prize money, ranking points and, of 

course, bragging rights on the line competition was always 

going to be fierce. After 4 long days, the finalists squared up 

to decide who would be crowned champion. Our members 

did fantastically well with members reaching 6 out of 11 

finals. Congratulations to champions Susie King and Brent 

Brooker and runners up, Alex Paisley, Brett Schille, Aaron 

Kunik and Kelly Clements. 

Adult Nationals 

The biggest event in the national calendar was held at the 

White Oaks club in Ontario this year. Over 200 players from 

across Canada descended on the club to fight for the honor of 

being crowed national champion. Club pro Susie King had 

a very good run in the ladies open event. Seeded 5 th Susie 

had a potentially tough quarter final against the 4 th seed from 

Winnipeg. As it turned out Susie made very short work of the 

match winning fairly comfortably 3-0. In her semi final match 

Susie was drawn against the number 1 seed and current world 

ranked 35 th player Sam Cornett. Playing such a highly ranked 

player was always going to be a difficult proposition for 

Susie. And things did not look good after losing a close first 

game and then the second as well, but she came back strongly 

winning the third and fourth games to force a decider. Fighting 

all the way Susie pushed the number 1 seed but eventually 

came up just short of victory. Exhausted the next day Susie 

had nothing left in the tank for the third fourth place play off. 

Also having a great tournament was Andrew McDougall. 

Coming back from a serious back injury Andrew had it tough 

against the top men in the country. In the end, Andrew’s only 

loss came in the semi finals to eventual champion Shahier 

Razik, meaning Andrew finished a fantastic third overall. 

Congratulations also to Megan Glenday who won the ladies 

A consolation. 

weekly saturday specials 

chef`s Feature entree 

Junior club championships 

Due to a crowded end of season our Junior Club 

Championships were held later in the season than usual, 

nevertheless the level of squash displayed by the juniors was 

truly excellent. Some memorable matches were played before 

the champions were crowned. Congratulations to champions: 

Graham Kerford, Evelyn Moorhouse, Noel Heaton, 

Michael Banks, Tyson Schille and Lara Kunik. 

news 

Pictured left: 

Junior Club 

Champions: Evelyn 

Moorhouse and 

Graham Kerford. 

squash Alberta membership - cHANGe! 

There will be a change this year for all members who wish 

the club to pay their annual membership dues to Squash 

Alberta. Normally all previous members are joined for the 

following season. This year we will be paying the dues for 

those members who wish, however we will only register 

those members who want us to register them. To have the 

Club register you with Squash Alberta simply register on 

GameTime for the class named ‘Squash Alberta 

Membership’. If you have any questions please email Ashley 

at ashleyr@calgarywinterclub.com. 

interCluB 

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 Colleen Hicke. 

eMails 

All throughout the year our professional team sends out news 

on upcoming events, tournaments and general squash related 

news via our squash email distribution list. If you would like 

to be added to the list and receive these emails please email 

me at ashleyr@calgarywinterclub.com and I will add you to 

our list. 

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uPCoMing dates to reMeMBer 

September 11 Curling Open House, Curling 

Registration & AGM 

September12 & 13 CWC Beginner Basics Clinic 

(7:00 - 9:00 pm) 

September 15 Junior Curling Open House 

Party (2:00 - 4:00 pm) 

September 17 & 18 CWC Intermediate & 

Advanced Clinic (7:00 - 9:00 pm) 

September 21 Ladies Reunion Luncheon 

September 25 CWC AGM 

October 6 & 7 SACA Learn to Curl Clinic 

October 8 Thanksgiving 

October 20 Rumrunner Spiel 

October 26 Toonie Tweak Day - Back to 

Basics 

October 29 - November 2 Diamond Bonspiel 

oPen douBles Curling league 

Saturdays | 11:30 - 1:00 pm 

new! 

Starting this fall the CWC will be launching 

a brand new curling league. Open Doubles is 

very different from regular curling and this league will be an 

exciting new option to all of our curlers. 

What is Open Doubles Curling? 

• Open to any combination of genders and you just need 2 

per team! 

• 2 players deliver 5 stones per end 

• 8 end game takes less than 1.5 hours 

• One player delivers the 1 st and 5 th stones and the second 

player delivers the 2 nd , 3 rd and 4 th stones (players can 

swap positions any end) 

• Both players can sweep 

• One stone from each team is pre-positioned to start the 

end – 1 guard and 1 behind the button 

• 2 eight-week sessions (one before Christmas, one after) 

Register for one or both 

Over 30 European countries have been playing Doubles 

for many years and Canada has participated in the World 

Championships since 2008. Mixed Doubles is played at the 

Continental Cup and will be introduced at the 2018 Winter 

Olympics! 

Find yourself a partner (this will be an Open League so any 

combination of genders is acceptable) or sign up as a single 

and we will find you a partner! Get in on the ground floor 

of this exciting new game - we will teach you the rules! For 

more information contact Kim Perkins 403-338-2442 or 

Brenda Rogers 403-295-1860. Register on Game Time. 


Curling oPen house, agM, & registration 

September 11 th 

The AGM & Registration Night is getting a make-over this 

year and will now include an Open House. There will be 

information booths featuring descriptions and registration info 

for all new programs and some refurbished classics! 

The Curling Section Annual General Meeting will take place 

in between the Open House and registration on Wednesday, 

September11 th at 7:00 pm in the Panorama Room. Come on 

out and meet all your curling cronies, check out what’s new 

this season in the curling department and perhaps enjoy a 

libation or two! 

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. Senior 

curlers of both genders will have a great time in this league. 

Enter individually or as a team. For more information, 

contact Harvey Hall at 403-547-1704. 

Junior PrograMs 

The CWC Junior Programs accept children and teens from 

ages 6 - 19 years. We also accept non-members through the 

Junior Curling Guest Pass program. 

lite rocks 

For 6 - 8 year olds, there are two weekly Lite Rock classes 

to choose from: Saturday at 9:00 am or Monday at 4:45 pm, 

starting October 13 th & 15 th respectively. Fundamentals and 

fun are the operative words for this gang. 

intermediates 

The Intermediates program for 9 - 11 year olds is held 

Saturdays at 10:05 am or Mondays at 5:30 pm starting 

October 13 th & 15 th respectively. Fundamentals are stressed 

and team play is incorporated at midseason. 

Juniors 

For 12-19 year olds, we have a league on Wednesdays at 

4:30 pm starting October 10 th ; the league also includes 

weekly skill building sessions. Beginners are welcome and 

given two weeks of skills development before league play 

begins. Participants may register either as full or partial teams 

or as individuals. A reminder to parents and youths that team 

play involves an attendance commitment.

Junior roCk star league 

Junior curlers, ages 9 - 17, are eligible for this one hour 

league on Friday afternoons. The Rock Star League will focus 

on games. It is STRONGLY recommended that juniors join 

the Rock Star League as a second curling day only and not 

as their primary curling day. The other programs offered will 

allow for the extra skill-building required by all curlers. This 

league will start on October 26 th . Please contact the curling 

office for more information 403-338-2442. 

A reminder to parents and youths that team play involves an 

attendance commitment. 

u21 training Centre for Curling (tCC) 

This fall the CWC will open the U21 Training 

Centre for Curling. Membership benefits to the 

TCC will include; unlimited non-prime-time 

practice, one on one coaching consultations 

with Level 3 Tech + coaches, monthly seminars, teambuilding 

mini-bonspiels, video analysis, access to CWC adult leagues. 

Membership in the TCC is open to both CWC members and 

non-members between the ages of 12 - 21. Non-members are 

subject to an additional $85 Junior Curling Guest Pass fee. 

See Game Time and website for TCC application process and 

program pricing. Contact Kim Perkins at 403-338-2442 for 

more information. 

All junior programs include both instruction and game play. 

Clothing and equipment requirements are outlined in the Fall 

Registration Guide. 

ladies Curling reunion lunCheon - sePt. 21 

This annual affair brings together current and past CWC 

women curlers for a great lunch, some entertainment, some 

nostalgia and a chance to say hello to old friends. Call Dee 

Liebel at 403-797-4849 for more information or register on 

Game Time. 

Junior Curling oPen house Party 

September 15 th | 2:00 - 4:00 pm 

Come on down to the curling section on September 15 th and 

join the fun! The Annual Junior Curling Open House Party 

will take place from 2:00 - 4:00 pm. 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! Non-members welcome!). 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! 

weekly wednesday specials 

Prime rib Night 

new! 

roCk, stoCk, and two sMokin’ BrooMs – the 

ruMrunner sPiel 

October 20, 2012 

Let’s kick off the season speakeasy-style! Don your 

fedoras and fringes (no boas please) and sign up your team 

to a night of; three 4-end games, rum tasting, piano bar, 

prizes, and costume contest; all for $80 per team. Individuals, 

beginners and guests welcome (must be over 18). Register on 

GameTime. Contact Kim Perkins at 403-338-2442 for more 

information. 

fall Curling CliniCs – Beginner BasiCs & 

interMediate/advanCed 

If you’d like to start curling this fall but aren’t sure where to 

start the CWC Beginner Basics Clinic is the place for you. 

The clinic will run from 7:00 - 9:00 pm on September 11 th 

and 12 th at a cost of $40 per person. All you need to bring 

is warm, layered clothing and clean indoor running shoes to 

wear. 

If you’d like to give your slide or sweeping skills a spruce 

up this fall check out the Intermediate & Advanced Clinic on 

September 17 th and 18 th from 7:00 - 9:00 pm at a cost of $40 

per person. 

roCkin’ rookies league & greenhorn league 

Everything old is new again… and a little different. Starting 

in the fall of 2012 the Novice League will be split into two 

different sections, each with a different name. The Rockin’ 

Rookies League will cater to curlers of 1 - 3 years 

experience. The Greenhorn League will cater to more 

experienced novices with 3 - 7 years experience. The two 

leagues will interact at times but the different skill levels will 

always be recognized. Both leagues will run on Saturday 

mornings from 11:30 - 1:30 pm. Register on GameTime. 

Contact Kim Perkins for information at 403-338-2442. 


The Board of Directors is accepting a notification of interest for 

members wishing to run for the Board of Directors. If interested in 

running, members should contact Reagan Hume at 403-338-2418 or at 

reaganh@calgarywinterclub.com no later than Friday, August 17, 2012. 

Expression of interest will be forwarded to the Board 

Nomination Committee for consideration. 

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suMMer registered PrograMs 

Yoga camps 

Join Michael Savill for a week of energetic, rejuvenating 

yoga classes. Style is Hatha Yoga and is open to all levels. 

Yoga Camps will run July 9 - 13 and August 20 - 24 from 

9:30 - 11:00 am. Register on GameTime for one or both 

camps. 

iron Maidens 

July 3 - 5 or July 16 - 20 or July 23 - 27 

Looking for a program that provides variety and balance both 

physically and spiritually? Join Lana Libke as she transforms 

you into an Iron Maiden. The first hour will be dedicated 

to strength training or cardio with each day finishing with 

40 minutes of yoga. Registration now open on GameTime. 

Please contact Lana Libke with any further questions at 

lanal@calgarywinterclub.com. 

suMMer fitness Center hours 

Please note: effective July 2, 2012, the Fitness Centre will 

switch over to summer hours. 

Friday: 5:50 am - 9:00 pm 


Sunday: 8:00 pm - 8:00 pm 

Summer Holidays 

Sunday, July 1, Canada Day: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm 

Monday, July 2: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm 

Monday, August 6, Civic Holiday: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm 

triathlon training 

Come out this summer and train to complete a triathlon! The 

program runs indoors and outdoors through the summer with 

a goal sprint triathlon scheduled for September 8, 2012! 

Personal training rates 

We are pleased to announce we are simplifying our Personal 

Training Pricing and Trainer Levels. As of September 1, 2012 

we will be moving to a 2 Level Trainer system and as such, 

pricing will be adjusted accordingly. Hourly sessions with 

Level 1 trainers will be $60 and Level 2 trainers will be $67. 

Please contact your trainer to see how this price change will 

pertain to you. 

lock in your current price today! 

Purchase pre-paid packages of 10 sessions with your trainer 

at your current price before September 1 st . Limit of two per 

person and must be used prior to December 31, 2012. 


new PrograMs to watCh for this fall! 

trX challenger 

Take your TRX training to the next level with this class. You 

will be introduced to the TRX Force program which is based 

on Military training. Get stronger and more flexible. Time to 

realize your potential. Previous TRX training required. 

reformer Mat/combo 

The Pilates Reformer is an exercise machine used to 

challenge your standard mat Pilates exercises. This 

workout consists of controlled movement patterns that take 

your muscles through a full range of motion. With the 

addition of resistance, your training will result in an increased 

fitness level including strength and flexibility. 

trX combo 

Get the best of both worlds! The TRX Suspension Trainer 

and Rip Trainer. These two pieces of equipment complement 

each other so well that the only thing you will see is an 

increase in your fitness level! Through rotational training 

on the Rip Trainer to suspended body weight training on the 

Suspension Trainer, you will power through an hour of high 

intensity work like no other! 

trX rip 

Try out our newest piece of functional training equipment! 

The Rip Trainer was developed by Martial Artist; Peter 

Holman. It is a tool that can be utilized to create a more 

symmetrical, balanced body through unilateral training. Come 

see what you can do with a bar and some resistance tubing. 

You will be surprised! 

Kundalini Yoga 

Kundalini Yoga is a physical, mental and spiritual practice 

which combines asana-based kriyas, pranayama and 

meditation. These combined help to target the whole body 

system to develop awareness, consciousness and spiritual 

strength. 

iron kids Camp 

August 13 - 17 | 12:30 - 2:30 pm 

registration now open on gametime

forever fit news 

By Kelly Skeavington 

kellys@calgarywinterclub.com 

Now that summer is here, I know you are all busy gardening, 

golfing, walking, and appreciating the sun and the flowers. 

Enjoy it while it lasts! 

In a few short months, we will be opening up the newly 

expanded fitness area where all of our Forever Fit classes will 

be held. 

Here is a glimpse of the new upcoming classes for the fall: 

55+ cycle core stretch (registered) 

Wednesdays | October 10 - December 12 | 11:00 am - 12:00 pm 

This combination class brings together the big three forms of 

fitness: cardio, abdominals and flexibility. This triad of 

activities will provide the perfect base for a healthy and 

functional lifestyle. 

55+ Fusion (registered) 

Wednesdays | October 10 - December 12 | 10:30 – 11:30 am 

This class will offer a gentle combination of Pilates, Yoga and 

fitness poses to increase and challenge your strength, 

flexibility, balance and range of motion. It will leave you 

feeling long, strong, relaxed and focused! Small equipment 

will be used to assist and challenge the various movements. 

Bring your body back to its ideal alignment, energy and 

postural health. Suitable for beginners. 

Yoga Fit and Flexible (registered) 

Tuesdays | October 9 - December 11 | 12:00 - 1:00 pm 

This class will work the body, mind 

and spirit. It combines strength, 

balance and postural exercises using 

light weights, Bosu’s and Bender 

Balls. Tone muscles and strengthen 

your body to improve your flexibility 

and range of motion. This 

class promises to increase your core 

strength and your energy levels by 

using basic yoga and relaxing yoga 

stretches. Structured to build and 

progress weekly. Suitable for all 

levels and abilities. 

buns, bellies, Abs and Arms (drop-in) 

Fridays | 10:30 - 11:30 am 

This is the ultimate sculpting class to tone all those trouble 

spots – abdominals, arms, hips and thighs. You will be lead 

through a variety of exercises that will give you a stronger 

and more defined upper body and mid-section. This class will 

use a variety of equipment - balls, weights, tubing and 

gliders. Each class will end with a relaxing stretching 

component. You will have fun and look great! 

Registered classes are listed on GameTime and registration 

is on-going. Please take a moment to check out Forever Fit 

classes and sign up. Enjoy your summer and I will see you in 

the fall! 

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a Message froM the direCtor 

Wow what a season! Thank you to all of the skaters, parents 

and fellow coaches who did an amazing job with putting 

together our year end Theatre on Ice performance and 

banquet. A great time was had by all! After taking some time 

to pause, take a breath and a little break from skating, we are 

now back in full swing. The June warm up camp was a 

success again and we look forward to our Dynamic Ice 

Summer program. If you are not participating in our 

summer program we wish you a happy and healthy summer 

and are excited to get started in September. Please remember 

to check out our CWC website — under Skating — to see full 

details of all schedules and programing for the fall. 

dates to Mark on your Calendar 

July 2 - August 15 Dynamic Ice Summer Program - 

Cardel Place Arena 

skater of the Month - aPril 

Congratulations to Dawson Nodwell on the April ‘skater of 

the month’ award! 

Dawson creates goals and works toward achieving them 

with passion. After passing his Senior Bronze free skate and 

competing in Juvenile men, he continues to strive forward 

polishing his interpretive program and working on his jumps 

& flexibility as part of his dry land training. 

Dawson has a great attitude and works hard on the ice, 

skating with purpose and determination; he aims to complete 

his Jr. Silver dances and Sr. Silver skills. 

Way to go Dawson, you’re an inspiration to our skating 

program! 


Dawson Nodwell – 1 st 

place (Introductory 

Interpretive)at the St. 

Albert Springsational 

Competition 

skate Canada’s new Canskate PrograM 

Over the past few years Skate Canada has continued 

working towards implementing Long-Term Athlete 

Development (LTAD) philosophies into Skate Canada 

programming. It is an exciting time as we take our first steps 

towards making these philosophies a reality in our sport and 

making improvements to our programs that will benefit all 

our skaters. Reflecting the work done by the LTAD Learn to 

Skate stage working group and feedback provided by coaches 

and other stakeholders over the last three seasons, as well as 

concept and pilot testing done from January 2010 to 

present, the revised CanSkate curriculum is in its final stages 

of completion. 

The revised CanSkate program consists of: 

• Stage 1 to 6 badges (same badges as current) 

• The current fundamental movements plus four new 

components - Speed, Extreme, Spins & Spirals, Hockey/ 

Ringette - have been reconfigured into three fundamental 

areas called Balance, Control and Agility (the ABCs of 

skating!): 

Balance: Skate Forward, forward moving Extreme, 

Speed, Spins & Spirals and Hockey/Ringette skills 

Control: Stop, Skate Backward, backward moving 

Extreme, Spins & Spirals and Hockey/Ringette skills 

Agility: Turn, Jump, turn and jumping skills from 

Extreme, Spins & Spirals and Hockey/Ringette 

Here at the CWC we plan to implement the new CanSkate 

program as early as January 2013. Stay tuned for more 

information. 

Mackenzie Meyer (3 rd 

place) and Sara 

Callaway (2 nd place 

Junior Bronze ladies 

freeskate event) at the 

Winsport Competition

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Stampede Shindig 

Come to the Club for some Stampede Fun! (Adults Only) 

Friday, July 13, 2012 

Cocktails at 6:00 pm • Dinner at 7:00 pm • Dancing at 8:00 pm 

$30 • Cash Bar • Buffet 

Reservations can be made by calling Palmina in the Food & Beverage 

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Long Term Athletic Development (LTAD) 

What is LTAD? 

LTAD is human development from birth to adulthood and is a life-long process. To completely grasp this 

process a lot of experts and industry leaders divide this human development into distinct stages with 

specific characteristics. The Canadian Sport for life model is broken down below and will give parents and 

members a good sense of what is involved in the LTAD model. 

1. Active Start – Active Start is about starting children off on the right foot. Making physical activity a fun 

part of daily life creates the right setting for your child to learn. 

2. Fundamentals – This stage focuses on learning fundamental movement skills and building 

overall motor skills. 

3. Learn to Train – During this stage, children are ready to learn and refine the general sports skills they 

need to athletic development and participation in sport for health. 

4. Train to Train – In this stage athletes start to specialize in the sport of their choice. Children also start to 

compete more seriously. 

5. Train to Compete – This stage is about the development of athletes as young adults. By this stage they 

are focusing on a specific skill or event. For example they are a Goalie, not just a hockey player. 

6. Train to Win – This stage is about training to win at the highest levels of sport. For example 

international competition. Only the very best and most dedicated reach this stage. 

7. Active for Life – This stage is all about a smooth transition from a competitive career to lifelong physical 

activity and participation in sports. The goal is to make the transition from competitive sports positive 

and to keep everyone active for life. 

* Information used from www.canadiansportforlife.ca 

The LTAD model has been adapted by many different sports in Canada and there are a lot of supporting 

documents for parents and coaches to review. Below are some websites that can be used to help fully 

understand the LTAD model. The Calgary Winter Club is currently working on bringing a form of the 

LTAD model to the members, and plans and information will be rolled out in the upcoming editions of the 

Club News. If you have any questions about LTAD, please contact Amber Wright the Club’s LTAD Chair at 

amberw@calgarywinterclub.com. 

www.canadiansportforlife.ca 

www.squash.ca/long-term-player-development 

www.activeforlife.ca 


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c h i l d c a r e & P r e s c h o o l 

ChildCare hours 

Mondays: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm 

Tuesdays - Fridays: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm 

Saturdays: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm 

Sundays and Holidays: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm 

July 2 nd (recognized as Canada Day): 10:00 am - 4:00 pm 

August 6 th (Civic Holiday): 10:00 am - 4:00 pm 

away and Play 

• 2 ½ hours any day between 9am and 4pm 

• $20/child 

• No Shows $20/child 

• Late pick-ups $15/child per half hour or part thereof 

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. 

infant BloCk Bookings 

Block bookings are for infants who will 

be coming at the same times each week 

and you can make a maximum of 3 

block bookings. 

summer block bookings 

(July 3 – August 31) 

Summer block booking will run for 

July and August. If you want a summer booking and have not 

already booked it you can do so anytime now by calling the 

childcare. 

Fall block bookings (september 4 - December 21) 

Active members can call to block book for fall starting on 

Friday, August 10 th at 8:30 am. 

Select wait list members can call to block book for fall 

starting on Friday, August 17 th at 8:30 am. 

gaMes, giggles and giant stePs for fall 2012 

Starting in September we will have a licensed Preschool 

program. The Second year of this program (Games, Giggles 

and Giant Steps) still has a few spaces available. 

This is a 3 day a week preschool program. Each week 

includes crafts, circle time, gym, music, games, activities and 

stories. If you want more information there is a brochure on 

the CWC Website under Preschool. 

PriCes (effeCtive sePt 1, 2012) 

• Children over 6 years of age (as of July 1 st ): $6/hour 

• Select Waitlist members: $6/hour 

• Guests/Non-Resident: $8/hour 

• Late Pick Ups (over the daily time limit or after closing 

time): $15/half hour or part thereof per child 

• No Shows (for infant booking): $15/child 

• No Shows (for Away and Play): $22/child 

• Late Cancellation: $15/child 

• **NEW PRICE*** Away and Play: $22/child 

fall Classes 

There are still spaces in some of the fall classes. Please check 

on GameTime to see which classes still have spaces available. 

• Preschool classes (Beginning Steps and Games, Giggles 

& Giant Steps) begin the week of September 4 th 

• Ballet & Playball classes begin September 22 nd 

• Gym, Music and Bricks classes begin the week of 

October 2 nd 

ChildCare foCus of the Month 

Drop off and Pick up 

Please ensure that your child is dropped off and picked up by 

the same person unless permission is established when 

dropping off. If a different person will be picking up your 

child it must be noted on the day sheet and explained to 

the childcare staff. This includes spouses, grandparents and 

friends. Please also remember all people dropping off or 

picking up children must be 16 years or older and no 

exceptions can be made. 

Calgary Winter Club 

Stampede breakfaSt 

July 8, 2012 

9:00 - 11:00 am 

SponSorS 

Sysco Food Service | Canterbury Coffee | pepsi Bottling Group 

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find out what everyone’s Been 

talking aBout! 

Join an exCiting adult and 

youth Bowling PrograM 

get a grouP together 

Lots of 5-pin leagues for all ages! 

Wednesday Night 10-Pin League 

New Thursday evening 10-Pin League Bowling 

at the same time as Thursday evening 5-Pin League 

(30 people max. in 5-pin, 20 people max. in 10-pin) 

New Tuesday Afternoon Youth 10-Pin League 

enter any league as a 5 player team, 

in couples or as singles 

for all ages – Beginners are welcome 

Check gametime for all registration information 

register now while there are spots available! 

nolan wins silver! 

Eight year old Nolan Scott won the 

silver medal at the Calgary Youth 5-pin 

200/250/275 Youth Challenge held 

recently at the Chinook Bowladrome with 

over 100 bowlers participating. Nolan 

qualified for this prestigious event with a 

222 game, which is 121 points above his 

average of 102. Congratulations Nolan for this tremendous 

achievement! 

Thanks to Brett Siemens, Scott Starkoski and Chris 

Rvachew for also representing the Club proudly at the event. 

weekly tuesday specials 

Pasta Night 


sPring league results 

A record number of 130 bowlers 

participated in our Spring programs 

this season. Pictured are the league 

champions for 2012: 

Ladies 5-pin (l to r): Jean 

Podovinnikoff, Olive Anderson, 

Dieter Haecker (plaque 

donator), Sheila Berger 

(Missing: Isabel Butte, Tillie 

Faminow) 

Mixed 10-pin (l to r): 

Toby Roch (Presenter), Trevor 

Artzen, Ferdie Artzen, Chris 

Rvachew, Robyn Starkoski 

Youth 5-pin (front): Leah 

Baecker, Nicole Kalny, (back): 

Robyn Starkoski, Amanda 

Burwash 

Mixed 5-pin (l to r): Deborah 

Eastwood, Margaret Shannon, 

Dennis Cantrill, Darla Cantrill, 

Sharon Larson 

Staff 10-pin (l to r): Carl 

Hofmeister, Lisa Bowman, 

Shane Fortier and Cody 

Wheatley.

CWC BoWling`s 

Believe It or Not! 

• In our five Spring Bowling Leagues this season, the 

margin of qualifying for the League Championships was 

one point in three leagues and a half a point in the other 

two leagues. This proves that our handicap system keeps 

all teams close and allows everyone to stay in the hunt 

for playoff positions. 

• On the last regular night in the 5-pin Mixed League, 

Marg Aksenchuk catapulted her team into the Finals 

when she rolled games of 249 and 262 to be an 

unbelievable 276 pins over average. 

• The Squash Section held their very successful Annual 

Wind-up at the Bowling Centre on May 12 th . At the 

event, Colleen Hicke rolled the highest recorded score 

by a woman at the Club (191) since we introduced 

10-pin bowling last August. This achievement is even 

more amazing since Colleen has only bowled 10-pin a 

few times in her entire life. Well done! 

highlights froM Bowling general Meeting 

• It was decided that we will have 

two separate leagues for the Fall/ 

Winter session on Thursday 

nights. There will be a small four 

lane 10-pin league bowling at the 

same time as our existing six lane 5-pin league 

• The youth league fees will change from $22 to $30 per 

person to help offset costs of the the Annual Youth 

Bowling Banquet 

• A motion was approved so that prize money is awarded 

consistently in every league 

Please check the bulletin board in the Bowling Centre lobby 

for more items from the minutes of the 2012 Bowling General 

Meeting. 

oPen for 

Business! 

• If your favorite Club area is closed 

sometime during July and August, 

the Bowling Centre will be open for 

business for most of the summer. 

• With the installation last summer 

of synthetic lanes, there is no need 

to close for long periods for floor 

refinishing and sanding. However, 

we will still have to close for a short 

period (from August 27 th to 29 th ) for thorough 

facility cleaning and pinsetter maintenance 

• Remember to book lanes on Game Time when 

you are looking to bowl, especially on those rainy 

days! 

• Bowling Centre hours of operation in July 

and August: Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, 

Wednesdays and Thursdays: 10:00 am to 

8:00 pm, Fridays and Saturdays: 10:00 am to 

9:00 pm. Note: The Bowling Centre will be open 

from 10:00 am to 5:30 pm on the following holiday 

dates: Sunday, July 1 st ; Monday, July 2 nd ; and 

Monday, August 6 th 

2011/12 Bowling CoMMittee 

Special thanks to the following people for donating their time 

for the Bowling section this past season: 

executive 

Chairperson - Toby Roch 

Vice-Chairperson - Walter Zwick 

Treasurer - Nancy Larson 

Secretary - James Goodwin 

Past Chairperson - Stuart Cantrill 

league reprentatives 

Ben Buchanan, Lois Zwick, Marleen Brown, Mimi Daniel, 

Jean Podovinnikoff, Olive Anderson, Sharon Larson, Karen 

Kryzan, Toby Holysh, Bill Daniel 

special Projects 

Nick Lalla, Dennis Havrelock, Don Layton, Peggy Calhoun, 

Mila Killen, Vincent Jennings, Kathy Kaiser, Tracy Rvachew 

the eleventh fraMe 

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… there are great dates available in July and August for group 

bookings in the Bowling Centre… whether it is a corporate 

team building event, Stampede party or reunion with friends 

and family, we specialize in making your group experience 

memorable… contact the Bowling Centre at (403) 338-2424 for 

more information… congratulations to Tuesday Mixed bowlers 

Stuart Cantrill and Sarah Walder who recently announced 

their engagement… best wishes to Bowling staff members 

Leah Pohlman, Robyn Starkoski, Connor Dickin and Chris 

Rvachew who will all be leaving Calgary to attend university 

in the fall ... sorry to hear that long-time league bowlers Bert 

Ellis and Gus Swystun recently passed away ... 

YOU’RE INVITED 

TO THE CALGARY WINTER CLUB 

Stampede Shindig 

Come to the Club for Some Stampede Fun! (Adults Only) 

Friday, July 13, 2012 

Cocktails at 6:00 pm • Dinner at 7:00 pm • Dancing at 8:00 pm 

$30 • Cash Bar • Buffet 

Reservations can be made by calling Palmina in the 

Food & Beverage Department at 403.338.2406 or 

email palminam@calgarywinterclub.com 

Service Charges and Gratuities are not included. 

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tournaMent results 

The outdoor competitive season is in full swing. The 

following CWC players have achieved top 5 singles results: 

calgary tennis club 5.0 

Curran Wearmouth - 1 st 

Sidney Yap - 2 nd 

tennis Academy u18 

Mikaela Bennett - 2 nd 

capilano u12 

Ashley Yap - 5 th 

Medicine Hat u12/u16 

Jessica Marks - 4 th U12 

Kelsea Gorzo - 5 th U16 

Airdrie u18 

Kelsi Oliphant - 2 nd 

Mikaela Bennett - 4 th 

Westin Bennett - 4 th 

First serve Junior challenger #1 u12 

Annabelle Ackroyd - 1 st 

Lucas Chuk - 5 th 

Junior tennis festival 

The second annual CWC Junior Tennis Festival took place 

on March 10 th and 11 th ,with 75 players ranging in age from 

4 to 17. There were five fun competitive events, a games and 

skills circuit for twenty-four 4 and 5 year old Early Starters, 

and the first annual ProJaM Exhibition match featuring pros, 

competitive juniors, and members. 

Progressive team tourney 

1 st The NATS 

Nya McWhirter, Addison Mawhinney, 

Thomas Gillies, Samuel Lawson 

3/4 court round robin winners 

Group A Lochlan Mackenzie 

Group B Amelia Ackroyd 

Group C Jacob Rosenegger 

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under 10 

1 st Ethan Stelmaschuk 

2 nd Artemy Gavrilov 

3 rd Tommy Boorman 

under 12 

1 st Ashley Yap 

2 nd Lucas Chuk 

3 rd Scott Starkoski 

Junior b winners 

Group A Carly Miller 

Group B Lauren Kirk 

ProJaM exhibition Match 

The ProJaM featured an optional buffet lunch for 

spectators. Come out next year and join fellow members to 

watch high-level CWC tennis while enjoying some food & 

drinks. 

Pros: Adrian Court, James Longstreet, 

Peter Smythe 

Juniors: Mikaela Bennett, Westin Bennett, 

Andrei Gavrilov, Kelsea Gorzo, 

Thomas Lee, Michael Pearce, 

Michaela Sherven, Ashley Yap, Sidney Yap 

Members: Michael Lebitka, Dave Mann, 

John Matthyssen, Nadia McCarthy, 

Leanne Rutherford, Heather Szpecht 

Many thanks to the numerous volunteers who had a hand in 

the promotion and running of the CWC Junior Tennis 

Festival. We couldn’t have done it without you. 

douBles CluB ChaMPs 

This year’s Doubles Club Championship was a small draw 

but that didn’t effect all the entertaining matches we had. We 

would like to thank all the participants and volunteers for 

making this year’s tournament a hit. Congratulations to the 

following Doubles Club Champions: 

Men’s champions 

A - Sidney Yap & Craig Hiddleston 

B - Todd Fiesel & Gilbert Leung 

C - Michael Chong & Phillip Krepola 

D - Bruce Ayrton & Christian Roux 

women’s champions 

A - Mikaela Sherven & Michaela Bennett 

B - Melissa Hiddleston & Cindy Mann

Junior tennis triP 

This past April a group of junior tennis players travelled to 

France and Spain to experience how the top tennis countries 

train and compete. The trip started in the south of France 

at the resort town of Canet-en-Roussillon. We trained there 

as a team twice a day for four days, which was a nice way 

to acclimatize. We then travelled to Barcelona via bus, and 

headed straight to the Barcelona Open. We watch most of the 

top male players compete on clay, and this included Canada’s 

Milos Raonic. After a full day of watching tennis we headed 

to Club de Tennis Andres Gimeno to start our training. We 

trained for four days with their coaches and finished our tour 

with interclub matches. I would like to thank all players and 

parents for making this happen. A special thanks to Jean for 

her efforts and we all look forward to the next trip. 

evening douBles leagues Changes 

Starting Fall 2012 the Men’s Doubles League and the Ladies 

Evening Doubles League will have the following changes: 

• Runs for nine weeks 

• Four teams per box 

• Every three weeks top team moves up and bottom team 

moves down 

• Spares must be same level or three points will be 

deducted for every level spare is a higher level 

• Times for each level do not change, however if you move 

up or down your time could change 

If you have any questions about Evening Doubles Leagues 

contact Adrian at 403 338-2447. 

teaMs tournaMent 

The Teams Tournament was held on Friday, May 4 th . 

Twenty four players participated in the tournament. Teams 

were comprised of four players. The competitive spirit at 

the tournament was high. The winning Team was (pictured 

at left from left to right) David Manuel, Sharron Maxwell, 

Catherine O’Byrne and Michael Chong. The second place 

prize (pictured below from left to right) was awarded to Rod 

Maxwell, Donna Williams, Pauline Jones and Pam 

Rinehart, after they won a tie break game of rock, paper, 

scissors over third place team of (pictured bottom right from 

left to right) William Daniel, Jennifer Schroeder, Marilyn 

Oakley and Barry Rinehart. 

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olyMPian graCe gao 

Congratulations to Grace Gao who 

was recently named to the 2012 Canadian 

Olympic Badminton Team. She 

will be competing this summer in London, 

England at the Olympic Games 

with her mixed doubles partner Toby 

Ng (former CWC representative). Well 

done, Grace, we will all be following your progress! 

BadMinton Court Closure 

Please remember the badminton courts will be closed for the 

entire summer, June 27 - September 4. If you would like to 

play at the Glencoe Club during renovations, please send an 

email to Dave so that he can inform the Glencoe Club. 

Masters ChaMPion 

Congratulations to Joanne Gillette for her Gold Medal 

performance with her Glencoe partner Karen Torstensen at 

the recent Canadian Masters held in Quebec City. Great work, 

Joanne! 

adult wind-uP 

Thanks to the 138 people who came out to the year end 

wind-up on April 20 th . A fun time was had by all. A special 

thank you to Bob Legros who organized a silent auction 

during the evening to benefit the Competitive Juniors at the 

Club. 


The Board of Directors is accepting a notification of interest for 

members wishing to run for the Board of Directors. If interested in 

running, members should contact Reagan Hume at 403-338-2418 or at 

reaganh@calgarywinterclub.com no later than Friday, August 17, 2012. 

Expression of interest will be forwarded to the Board 

Nomination Committee for consideration. 

CluB ChaMPions 

Congratulations to all the 2012 Club Champions: 

Mens singles 

‘A’ - Imran Wadia 

‘B’ - Austin Bauer 

‘C’ - Rupa Sandhu 

‘D’ - Bob Ashauer 

ladies singles 

Pauline Sceviour 

Mens Doubles 

‘A’ - Justin Mullaly/Gautam Shinde 

‘B’ - Imran Wadia/Austin Bauer 

‘C’ - Bryan Stock/Terry Stock 

‘D’ - Trevor Artzen/Peter Leibel 

ladies Doubles 

‘A’ - Jody Patrick/Pauline Sceviour 

‘B’ - Lindsay Smith/Chelsey Kaiser 

‘C’ - Ashley Sceviour/Carol Fu 

‘D’ - Lilian Hong/Julie Jones 

Mixed Doubles 

‘A’ - Neil Hutchinson/Lindsay Smith 

‘B’ - Imran Wadia/Shelby Jones 

‘C’ - Peter Leibel/Chelsey Kaiser 

‘D’ - Logan Drackett/Joanne Gillette 

benny Hill Doubles 

‘A’ - Bryan Stock/Bill Bridgewater 

‘B’ - Mark Docksteader/Alex Riben 

‘C’ - Tenny Lo/Pauline Sceviour 

‘D’ - Dean Milner/Greg Sanden 

From Dave anD JeFF in the baDminton 

oFFice... We hope you have had a great 2011-2012 

badminton season. Have a safe and happy summer! 

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Get th e most 

from you r Gri ll 

your grill 

Food For Thought 


Summer SeaSon GrillinG TipS 

With the Grilling season already upon us and being in the province that 

produces some of the best Beef in the world. Here are a few tips on getting 

the most from your Grill. 

1. Buy the best beef you can – AAA is the top – and use appropriate cuts for quick cooking. 

Rib Eyes, striploins, and tenderloins are most appropriate. Make sure that the beef is 

thick enough that you will be able to achieve your desired doneness; 3 cm is best for 

cooking. When you buy your steaks ask the butcher to cut them for you. One 16 oz strip 

instead of two 8 oz will get better results. 

2. Always make sure that your grill is cleaned and preheated before use. This will ensure 

that you are at the proper cooking temperature and get great grill marks. Hot, properly 

seasoned grills mean you don’t have to oil the steak before cooking and the steak won’t 

taste like gasoline. 

3. Season the meat appropriately just before you put it on the grill. Any of your favorite 

seasonings will do, by choosing, toasting, and grinding your own spices it will make all 

the difference in the world. If you are going to add any sauce to the steak make sure you 

do it near the end of cooking. Sugars in the sauces can easily burn and ruin the steak. 

4. The steak should be turned twice and flipped once. Place the steak on the grill and turn 

it once to get the grill marks on the first side. Once the steak is cooked on the first side 

flip it over, turn it once more to get the grill marks on the second side. If your steak is 

burning then you have it too close to the heat source, move it off a little farther to the 

side. If done properly your steak should show even cooking when cut through. 

5. The simple guide to doneness is as follows (you must use the turn/flip/turn method 

above): When you see blood start to come out of the steak it is rare, when the blood 

starts to coagulate it is med rare, when the blood is coagulated it is medium, when 

there is a lot of coagulated blood hanging off the steak it is medium well, when the 

blood starts to burn it is well done. 

6. You must allow the steaks to rest after they start showing these signs. It allows the meat 

to continue to cook to the desired doneness and relaxes the muscle fibres letting the 

juices go back into the meat. If a steak is bleeding onto a plate or if you cut into a steak 

and the blood flows freely it has not been rested. This means that a properly cooked well 

done steak is not a dried out piece of shoe leather, it just has no red in the meat. 

7. Lastly, if you are going to cut a steak for your guests cut it against the grain. This makes 

the muscles fibres shorter, therefore tenderer. 

Enjoy your grilling season while we have it! If you have any grilling questions 

please contact Jeff Merrin at jeffm@calgarywinterclub.com. 

Happy grilling from your Food & Beverage Team!

F o o d & b e v e r a g e 

J e f f M e r r i n | 4 0 3 . 3 3 8 . 2 4 1 7 | J e f fm @ c a lga ry w i n t e r c l u b.c o m 

food & Beverage suMMer hours 

• The kitchen will close a half hour before closing 

• The 818 and Snack Bar will return to normal hours after 

the September long weekend. 

• Holidays: The 818 Bistro will be closed July 2 nd , 

August 6 th , and September 3 rd . 

hours froM July 3 - 31 

818 bistro 

Monday through Friday: 7:00 am - 10:00 pm 


Sunday: 7:00 am - 8:00 pm 

(Kitchen will close a half hour before closing) 

snack bar 

The Snack Bar is closed from July 3 - 30 for renovations. 

The 818 Bistro will be open for breakfast during this time. 

hours starting august 1 st 

818 bistro 



Sunday: 10:30 am - 8:00 pm 

(Kitchen will close a half hour before closing) 

snack bar 



Sunday: 7:00 am - 7:00 pm 

catering Office 


Upcoming club events 

Stampede Breakfast | July 8 th 

Stampede Dinner & Dance | July 13 th 

· weekly specials · 

· MONDAY · 

Burger Night 

Served with Your Choice of Side 

$11.00 

5:00 pm - Close 

· TUESDAY · 

Pasta Night 

Create Your Own Pasta 

$11.00 


· WEDNESDAY · 

Prime Rib Night 

8 oz plated prime rib 

$20.00 

5:00 - 8:00 pm 

·THURSDAY · 

Pizza Night 

Create your own pizza 

(3) Toppings 

$12.00 


· FRIDAY · 

Fish and Chips 


$12.00 

· Saturday · 

Chef’s Feature Entree 

Ask Server for Details 

$ Market Price 


our Buffet nights will return in september. 

Prices do not include gratuities or GST. Please make reservations in advance. 

F o o d & b e v e r a g e 


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J o d i Pa i s l e y | 4 0 3 . 3 3 8 . 4 5 0 6 | j o d i p @ c a lga ry w i n t e r c l u b.c o m 

MeMBershiPs 

Annual memberships will be automatically renewed in July. 

If you are unable to be part of this fantastic group, remember 

to fill out a cancellation form at the front desk. 

Membership fees will remain at $12.00 for the year and will 

allow you access to a number of 55+ events. This charge will 

be on your July invoice. 

welCoMe new MeMBers! 

We appreciate ideas from all our members, please 

contact one of the 55+ committee members or Jodi Paisley at 

403-338-4506 or by email at jodip@calgarywinterclub.com if 

you have ideas or projects you would like share or see 

happen. 

New 2012-13 committee 

Chair/Social: Ron Moore 

Past Chair: Al Bailey 

Vice Chair/Social: Ron Reid 

Secretary: Ollie Samoil 

Treasurer: Kathy Lewis 

Social: Marleen Brown 

Communications: David Augustine 

Volunteers: Peggy Calhoun 

Member Relations: Carolyn Kelly 

Activities: Marg Wheeler 

Sunshine Lady: Beryl Parkinson 

Club Liaison: Jodi Paisley 

hiking/walking CluB 

The Calgary Wanderers (hiking and walking) invites you to 

join them any or all of their hikes. Hikes occur every 

Wednesday until October 17 th . For additional details, please 

consult the Hiking Binder by the Sports Office. Register on 

GameTime or in person at the Sports Office, no charge. 

Coffee Party 

Due to an overwhelming participation with our coffee 

parties, there will be a $2.00 charge effective September to 

help to cover the costs for the coffee/cookies. Please register 

on GameTime or in person at the Sports Office. 

September 21 st from 1:00 - 3:00 pm 

Adam Janikowski - Mount Everest Climb 

October 26 th from 1:00 - 3:00 pm 

Cheryl Doherty, Executive Director Boys & Girls Club of 

Calgary – Youth Issues 


oPen house 

September 27 th | 1:00 - 6:00 pm 

Mark your calendars to attend the 55+ Open House to learn 

what we have to offer. Speak with the activity representatives, 

visit our beautiful sunrooms and learn what the 55+ Section 

has to offer! 

CwC Choristers 

We would like to thank Gwyn Gillette for her many years of 

commitment and contribution to the Choristers. She has 

decided to retire and let someone else take the over the keys! 

If you or someone you think might be interested, please 

contact Jodi directly at403-338-4506. 

Choristers will begin again on September 21 st and meet the 

first and third Friday every month from 10:30 am - 12:00 pm 

in the 55+ Room. 

55 + Luncheons 

Luncheons will resume in September. 

Enjoy your summer! 

11:30 am | wednesday, september 12 nd 

Chief Rick Hanson returns after a two years absence. His topic 

will be Calgary’s NEW CHILD ADVOCACY CENTRE. It deals 

with supporting victims of child abuse and their families. 

The menu will be Mixed Greens with a variety of dressings, Salmon 

Fillet with Tomato Olive Relish, Chef’s Choice of Potatoes, Vegetable 

of the Day, Fresh Buns, Butter, Plated Fruit Tart and Coffee and Tea 

11:30 am | wednesday, October 3 rd 

We are welcoming the CALGARY ZOO back also after a 

two year absence. Kevin Strange (a CWC member) will be the 

presenter. The menu will include Mixed Greens, variety of 

dressings, Southern Fried Chicken, Herb Roasted Potatoes, 

Vegetable of the Day, Coffee and Tea 

You may sign up for the next luncheon at the current 

luncheon or after 6:00 pm that day, in-person or on-line 

if not attending the previous luncheon. Cost is $20 per person.

Book CluB 

The Book Club will meet the first Friday of each month, from 

September to June, from 1:00 - 3:00 pm. There is no charge 

for the Book Club to members. Please sign up in GameTime. 

Book Selection for Fall: 

Friday, September 7 th - Left Neglected by Lisa Genova 

Friday, October 5 th - Who Killed Ty Con by Lindon McIntyre 

droP in & league aCtivities will Begin again 

in sePteMBer: 

• Mixed bowling league - Thursdays at 1:00 pm starting 


• Mixed badminton league - Wednesdays at 10:00 am 

starting September 12 th 

• Duplicate Bridge drop in - Tuesdays at 6:45 pm starting 

October 2 nd 

• Duplicate Bridge drop in - Thursdays at 12:45 pm 

starting October 4 th 

• Drop-in Bridge - Wednesdays at 1:00 pm starting 

October 3 rd 

• Ladies tennis drop-in - Mondays at 2:00 pm starting 

October 15 th 

• Mixed tennis drop-in - Tuesdays at 2:00 pm starting 

October 16 th 

• Mah Jong drop in - Tuesdays at 1:00 pm starting 


• Snowy Owl Curling league - Tuesdays/Thursdays 

10:00 am/1:00 pm draws starting October 4 th 

• Various aquatic classes 

• Forever Fit - fitness classes 

sunshine lady 

If you have any news of a member’s illness, operation or 

bereavement, please call Beryl Parkinson at 403-288-7716 

and Beryl will send a card on behalf of the 55+ members. 

fall - Beginner Bridge & level 2 Bridge 

Do you have an updated 

picture at the Club? 

Please remember to stop by Member Services 

this Summer to update your Membership 

Photo. All Members are required to have 

a photo on file for Security purposes. An 

updated photo helps our member services 

and Food & Beverage Staff get to know our 

members and know that they are using the 

correct account number. 

Lore Shymanski will again offer a beginner bridge class open 

to any age starting on September FOr All YOu 25 r cAter i NG N eeDs 

th and a Level 2 class 

starting September 24th . Register on GameTime or in-person 

at the Sports Office. Cost is $115 for 9 lessons plus $15 for 

the manual. 

55+ alBerta winter gaMes 

The 55+ Alberta Winter Games will 

be hosted from February 13 - 16, 

2013 at Canada Olympic Park and 

the Calgary Winter Club. The games 

committee is looking for volunteers 

and sponsors. For more information, please visit the website 

www.calgary2013games.ca. Volunteer Application forms are 

available at the website listed above or from the Sports 

Office. 

Mah Jong 

Join us this summer every Tuesday from 1:00 - 3:00 pm for 

either American or Hong Kong Mah Jong in the 55+ Room. 

If you are able to attend one Tuesday, please contact Maggie 

Pringle at 403-289-9271. Not sure how to play? That is ok, 

come and learn as you play. 

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Kyle McNichol | 403.338.2415 | kylem@calgarywinterclub.com 

welCoMe new MeMBers! 

A big welcome to our newest members of the Club: 

Hugo & Lisa Garcia with children Noah and Sophia 

Mark & Victoria Bohm with children Nicholas and Sarah 

Dean & Marianne Kobelka with children Kason and Kesler 

Lesley & Cameron Veres with child Colby 

Arun & Roopa Lakra with children Taro and Siya 

Jeff & Joy Marchant with children Jaxon and Piper 

Naushad Hirani & Shelly Bhayana with children Shaan and Sofia 

David Taylor & Cristin Fitzgerald with Child Samuel 

Sean McIntyre & Kerri Novak with children Sadie and Liv 

Shannon Dwinnell & Robert Patterson with children Grayson and Bevan 

And thank you to our full “Conversion Members” for their continued 

membership at the Club. 

Jennifer Daye 

Gordon & Janelle Howell 

Amanda Pritchard 

do you have an uPdated PiCture at the CluB? 

Please remember to stop by Member Services this summer to update your 

membership photo. All members are required to have a photo on file for security 

purposes. An updated photo helps our Member Services and Food & Beverage 

staff get to know our members and know that they are using the correct account 

number. 

In Memory of... 


David embury – member since 1968 

August swystun – member since 1971 

Norman tozer – member since 1972 

Don Dodds – member since 1999 

2116 CROWCHILD TRAIL NW 

www.calgarycatclinic.com 

403-289-9999 

meow@calgarycatclinic.com 

noMinations 

for direCtors 

The Board of Directors is 

accepting a notification of 

interest for members 

wishing to run for the Board 

of Directors. If interested in 

running, members should 

contact Reagan Hume at 

403-338-2418 or at 

reaganh@calgarywinterclub.com 

no later than 

Friday, August 17, 2012. 

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 ’ D i r e c t o r y 

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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. 

Lorli J.S. Dukart 

Lawyer & Notary 

403-216-6837 

Real Estate, Wills, Estates & 

Corporate/Small Business 

21, 41 Chelsea St NW 

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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 breakfast 

Canada Day 

Hours: 10 am - 6 pm 

Bowling Hours 

10 am - 5:30 pm 

Childcare Hours 

10 am - 4 pm 

Fitness Hours 

10 am - 5:30 pm 

Pool Hours 

10 am - 5:30 pm 

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CWC 

Stampede Breakfast 

9 - 11 am 

J u ly c a l e n d a r 

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thursday Friday saturday 

5 6 

7 

Youth & Teen - Monster Mulit-Sport/Fun Zone Half Day Camps (July 3 - 6 ) 

8 9 55+ Mah Jong 10 55+ Calgary 11 

12 Stampede 13 

Youth & Teen - Go Girls/Fun Zone Half Day Camps (July 9 - 13) 

15 16 

17 

18 

19 20 

Youth & Teen - Fun Zone Half Day Camp (July 16 - 20): 9:00 am - 12:00 pm 

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24 

25 

26 

29 

Monday tuesday wednesday 

2 3 

4 

818 bistro 

818 bistro 818 bistro 

burger Night Pasta Night Prime rib Night 

5 pm - close 

5 pm - close 

5 - 8 pm 

Club Hours: 10 am - 6 pm 

818 Bistro Closed 

Childcare: 10 am - 4 pm 

Bowling: 10 am - 5:30 pm 

Skating Dynamic 

Ice Summer Program 

Begins 

55+ Mah Jong 

1 - 3 pm 

Tennis - Under Fitness 10/Cardio - Yoga Tennis Camp Camps (July (July 9 - 13): 9 - 9:30 12) - 11 am 

Youth & Teen - Outdoor Adventure/Fun Zone Half Day Camps (July 23 - 27) 

30 

31 

Deep Pool & Hot Tub Closed 

No Aqua Fitness Classes (July 30 - Aug. 3) 

55+ Calgary 

Wanderers Hiking 

Club - 9:30 am 

Aquatics Aquafit 

Classes Start 

1 - 3 pm 



Aquatics - Finishing Touches Camp (July 9 - 13): 9:30 - 10:30 am 

Preschool - Mini Sports Mania/Sports Mania Camps (July 9 - 13) 

Squash - Altitude & Attitude High Performance Camp (July 9 - 13) 

55+ Mah Jong 

1 - 3 pm 




Aquatics - Wicked Water Camp (July 16 - 20): 10:00 am - 12:00 pm 

Preschool - Fun with Science & Bowling/Fun in the Sun Camps (July 16 - 20) 

Squash - Beginner/Intermediate Camp: July 16 - 19 

Tennis - Early Starters/Under 10/11 and Over/Adult Learn and Play/Adult Drill and Play Camps (July 16 - 19) 

55+ Mah Jong 

1 - 3 pm 

Aquatics 

Aquafit Classes End 




Preschool - Kitchen Commotion Camp (July 23 - 27): 9:00 am - 4:00 pm 

Tennis - Under 10/Adult Learn and Play/Adult Drill and Play/Cardio Tennis Camps 

55+ Mah Jong 

1 - 3 pm 

Tennis - Early Starters/Under 10/11 & Over/Adult Drill 

Fun Zone Half Day Camp (July 30 - Aug. 3) 

818 bistro 

Pizza Night 

5 pm - close 

Fitness - Yoga Camp (July 9 - 13): 9:30 - 11 am 

Badminton Courts Closed 

June 27 th to September 4 th 

818 bistro 


5 Pm - close 

Shindig 6 pm 

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entree 

5 pm - close 

At Beacon, everyone learns to read! 

Come join the Beacon family! 

Is reading the problem? 

Find out with our FREE report! 

Ask about our French program www.literacycanada.com/winter 

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Monday 

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Deep Pool & Hot Tub Closed (until August 5) 

8 

9 10 

Youth & Teen - What’s Cooking Camp (August 13 - 17): 1 - 4 pm 

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21 

22 

23 24 

26 

september 2 

818 bistro 

burger Night 

5 pm - close 

Badminton Courts Closed 

June 27 th to September 4 th 

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818 bistro 

Pasta Night 

5 pm - close 

wednesday thursday 


Wanderers 1 2 

818 bistro 

818 bistro 

Prime rib Night Pizza Night 

5 - 8 pm 

5 pm - close 

No Aqua Fitness Classes 

Preschool - Wild and Wacky/Under the Sea Camps (August 13 - 17) 

Youth & Teen - Playground to Podium Camp (August 20 - 24): 9 am - 4:30 pm 

3 

818 bistro 


5 pm - close 

Fitness - Yoga Camp (August 20 - 24): 9:30 - 11 am 

28 29 

30 31 

Aquatics - Sea Sprites Make a Splash Synchro Camp (August 27 - 31): 2 - 6 pm 

saturday 

4 

818 bistro 

breakfast 

10:30 am - 1:30 pm 

chef`s Feature 

entree 5 pm - close 

11 

Fun Zone Closed for 

the Summer 

Sea Lions 

Registration Night 

18 

25 

september 1 

Squash - Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced Camps: August 27 - 31 

september 3 september 4 september 5 september 6 september 7 september 8 

Preschool Beginning 

Steps/Games, Giggles 

& Giant Steps Programs 

Begin 

55+ Mah Jong 

1 - 3 pm 

Badminton Courts 

Re-open 

Tennis - Early Starters/Under 10/11 & Over/Adult Drill 

5 

6 

Deep Pool & Hot 

Tub Closed 

Heritage Day Club 

Hours: 10 am - 6 pm 

818 Bristro Closed 

Childcare Hours 

10 am - 4 pm 

Bowling Hours 

10 am - 5:30 pm 

Fitness Hours 

10 am - 5:30 pm 

Pool Hours 

10 am - 5:30 pm 

Aquatics 

55+ Mah Jong 

Childcare Fall Block 

Aquafit Classes Start 

1 - 3 pm 

Booking for Active 


Members - 8:30 am 



Aquatics - Sea Sprites Synchro “Try It” Camp (August 7 - 10): 12:30 - 2 pm 

Preschool - Going Buggy/In My Backyard Camps (August 7 - 10) 

Youth & Teen - Bricks4Kidz/Fun Zone Half Day Camps (August 7 - 10) 

12 13 

14 

55+ Mah Jong 

1 - 3 pm 

Tsunami Kick-off 

Celebration - 6 pm 

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16 17 

Childcare Fall Block 

Booking for Select Wait 

List Members - 8:30 am 

Aquatics - Level 4/Level 5/Finishing Touches Camps (Augut 13 - 17) 

Joan Richardson & 

Donna Rutherford 

Memorial Awards 

Application Deadline 


Classes Start 

55+ Mah Jong 

1 - 3 pm 

Iron Kids Camp (August 13 - 17): 12:30 - 2:30 pm 

55+ Mah Jong 

1 - 3 pm 




Aquatics - Bronze Medallion/Bronze Cross/Wicked Water Camps (Augut 20 - 24) 

Preschool - Around the World Camp (August 20 - 24): 9:00 am - 12:00 pm 

55+ Mah Jong 

1 - 3 pm 

Bowling Centre Closed (August 27 - 29) 

Fun Zone Half Day Camp (July 30 - Aug. 3): 9:00 am - 12:00 pm 








Classes End 

55+ Book Club 

1 - 3 pm

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WHAT’S THE PLAN? 

Do you ever wonder what the Strategic Plan is for the Calgary Winter Club? 

A process was undertaken last fall to set the vision, mission, and priorities for the Calgary Winter Club over 

the next five years. At a Board Retreat held in November of 2011, Club Management and the Board agreed to 

a five year Strategic Plan that set out a detailed path for the CWC. This document summarizes the key points 

of the Strategic Plan; including the Club’s Vision and Mission Statements, as well as the guiding values, goals 

and performance outcomes by which the Staff have been mandated to operate the Club. 

CALgARy WiNTER CLuB STRATEgiC PLAN SuMMARy: 2011-2015 

VISION 

To be an integral part of the lifelong quality lifestyles of our member families. 

MISSION 

Our Club is a place where families have opportunities to connect and grow together through a variety of 

pursuits, experiences and common interests. 

ValueS Fundamental principles and beliefs 

• We are proud of our Club, our people and what we do. 

• We take ownership in what we say and do. 

• We are accessible to each other. 

• We take the most ethical approach. 

• We are genuine and sincere in our interactions and actions. 

• We respect one another’s values, talents and contributions. 

GOalS Long-term areas of focus 

• Provide exceptional service and enhance member experience. 

• Provide extraordinary facilities and activities. 

• Ensure a complete experience for the entire family. 

Key SucceSS FactOrS Those conditions that will support the Vision 

• Seamless communications with members and staff. 

• Minimal complaints and high member satisfaction. 

• Something for everyone; with exceptional social and athletic opportunities. 

• Pride in our Club (members and staff). 

• Quality long-term operations and infrastructure maintenance, with minimal financial impact on members. 

PerFOrMaNce INdIcatOrS Measures to gauge actual results 

1. Member feedback 

2. Financial results (operational) 

3. New member sales and existing member conversions 

4. Program registrations and facility utilization rates 


RETURN UNDELIVERABLE 

CANADIAN ADDRESSES TO: 

CALGARY WINTER CLUB 

4611 - 14 th STREET N.W. 

CALGARY, ALBERTA T2K 1J7 

e-mail: membership@calgarywinterclub.com 

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Badminton 

Pro 

Towels 

WR 

Corridor 

Change 

/ Locker 

Lifeguard 

Make-up 

Dn 

Existing 

Women's Locker Room 

Existing 


Existing 

Pool 

Bf 

Chg. 

Viewing 

Badminton 

Corridor 

O�ce 

+55 

Room 

Up 

Stock 

Room 

Sto. 

M 

Dn 

W 

Expanded 


WR 

Family 

Day Lockers 

Lower 

Lounge 

Family Change 

Rooms 

WR 

Bf 

WR 

Corridor 

Storage 

Elec./ 

Sto. 

Sto. WR 

Corridor 

Lounge 

Dn 

O�ce 

Aqua. 

Sta� 

Lounge 

Existing Pro 

Shop 

Dn 

Elev. 

3000 

Concession 

Kitchen 

Sto. 

Skate 

Ref. 

Curling Pro 

Shop 

Up 

w w w . c a l g a r y w i n t e r c l u b . c o m 

Hskpg. 

(Future Pro 

Change 

Room 

Pro. 

Change 

Stor. 

Shop) 

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. 

Sto. 

t/o slab 

1,148.0 m 

1,148.0 m 

t/o slab 

Program 

Equip. 

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 

Sto. Curling 

Pro 

Corridor 

Dn 

1,149.0 m 

t/o slab 

Tennis Viewing 

1,148.0 m 

Vest. 

Sto. 

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 

1 

Tennis Courts 

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