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North Glenora Community LeagueMarch 2016 Newsletter
we are NorthGlenora
In This IssueMembership Information Page 5
Exec Board Positions Page 7
Playschool Thank You Page 8
Kids Movie Night Page 9
Re-Use Fair Page 9
Pub Night Page 9
Indoor Playground Page 10
Garage Sale Page 10
Outdoor Soccer Registration Page 11
Coronation School Page 12
THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS!The North Glenora Executive would like to thank the following people, their families, and anyone who we may have forgotten who contributed their time to help make North Glenora one of the greatest neighborhoods in the Edmonton.
Agnes Brennan Bauni McKay Bob OrchardBev Orchard Elizabeth Turner Jean ChernishKim & Ken Donnelly Lana Bendick Maki Blazevski Marg Pratley Adrian Aarnoutse Carolyn Aarnoutse Aida Alkhatib Alex Mather Amy Roy Gratton Andrew Gregory Andrea Laurie Alyssa Laurie Julianne Laurie Scott Laurie Barbara Urias Sergio Urias Bill MacDonald Brad Strader Braeden Vriend Marianne Vriend Brand Young Bruce Jakeway Cara Stevenson Catharina Fraser Stuart Fraser Christa Laforce Corinne Sawarin Craig Lonsberry Dave Hill Daniel Van Heyst Rhonda Van Heyst Dennis Van Horn David Campbell Melissa Campbell Donna Chanasyk David van Meter Tara van Meter Grace van Meter David SalmonDeb McGuire Elias Kui Eric AdamsEthan Short Fraser Porter Jean-Guy Wiart Grant Nash Eliabeth Nash Harry Vandermeer Guy Ambrosio Chelsey Ambrosio Haruko Hashimoto
Alexandra Sopiwnyk Guy Sopiwnyk Jordan Sopiwnyk Tatjana Sopiwnyk Heather Smith Jacob Paetsch James Lenihan Jason Ross Eva RossSarah Smyth Jena Tufts Jennifer Domanski Chet Domanski Jennifer Gunanoot Jim O’neilJoel Leenheer Joel Vandermeer John SwistJohn VanSchaik John Watson Jordan Elias Kathleen Cullen Karyn Popplestone Ryan Popplestone Kelly Oldegbers Kelly Sympatico Kirsten Paetsch Klaus Ruba Lee Heidecker Leo Greenways Leslie Watson Linda Piers Louise McKayLuc Robitaille Luis Dominguez Lyle Van Wieren Marg Bowler Margaret French Frank FrenchMarie Vriend Mary Ann Hughes Mike HollidayJohn Soucy Michele Diotte Wendy SauveMelissa Attamirano Mike Roemmich Cara Roemmich Mike Oldegbers Mike Stedall Monika Ibrahimi Neil Lang Nicki Doucet Patricia Grell Randy Hawrelak Richard Thornley Ryan Young Michelle Young Sarah Henderson Seth Paetsch Stephan Allan Steve Martin Tanya FrenchTara Sobey Therese Heidecker Tina Lozinski Marie-Josée Bruneau Twyla Nakonechny Travis Nesdole Nathaniel Friedenthal
North Glenora likes a good party. Whether it is community day, a new year’s party, pub night, pond hockey or a playschool fundraiser, we can always count on attracting a good crowd. This year’s Annual General Party is going to be a night of celebrating the past year’s accomplishments and generating excitement for the year ahead.
Join us on Tuesday, March 8 as we celebrate the people who make this community fabulous, review the accomplishments of the year past, and get ready for year ahead. We are turning the old Annual General Meeting into an “Annual General Party.”
Scott McKeen will be joining us to celebrate our community with food, drinks, door prizes, a few speeches and fun! Bring the family down to the hall as babysitting will be provided so you can
have a drink and a snack as you celebrate with your friends and neighbors while finding out more about our great community.
Volunteerism is very strong in North Glenora and there are many ways to get involved – both big and small. Whether you are interested in running for a position on our board or you would like to add your name for something smaller, we would love to hear from you.
We are still looking for volunteers interested in running the following positions: Secretary, School Liaison, Membership, Social Media Coordinator, and Publicity.
To find out more about volunteering, contact Corinne Sawarin ([email protected]) or Carolyn Aarnoutse ([email protected]) for more information.
For more information visit our website at:
northglenora.orgSign up to the mailing list:http://eepurl.com/I463z
Join our Facebook Group:http://tinyurl.com/p4hkscf
Like our Facebook Page:http://tinyurl.com/nl4ktl3
Follow us on Twitter:@northglenoraCL
Stay up to date by visiting us online!
Title Volunteer Phone Email AddressPresident Ryan Young [email protected] Office Support Kurena Adams 780.452.6610 [email protected] Janitor Paul Iverson Past President Bruce Jakeway [email protected] Fraser Porter [email protected] Grants Coordinators Jordan Elias [email protected]
Secretary Melissa Altamirano [email protected] Greeting Cards Agnes Brennan 780.455.0114 [email protected]
1st Vice President Corinne Sawarin [email protected] Buildings and Grounds David Salmon 780.270.2949 [email protected] Guy Sopiwnyk Hall Bookings Catharina & Stuart Fraser 780.454.0266 [email protected] Planning and Transportation Andrew Gregory [email protected] Neighborhood Security Corinne Sawarin 780.667.4228 [email protected] School Liaison Louise MacKay 780.469.8405 [email protected] Kitchen Keeper Vacant
2nd Vice President Carolyn Aarnoutse [email protected] 45 Plus Club Bev Orchard 780.455.7072 [email protected] Family Programs Monika Ibrahimi [email protected] NGCL Indoor Playground Carolyn Aarnoutse [email protected] Family Movie Night Jennifer Domanski [email protected] Adult Programs Rhonda Van Heyst 780.455.9360 [email protected] Margaret French 780.451.0808 Sports Programs Guy & Chelsey Ambrosio [email protected] Membership Barbara Urias [email protected] Welcoming Elizabeth Turner [email protected] Historian Andrea Laurie [email protected] Publicity & Newsletter Jason Ross [email protected] Newsletter Distribution Kirsten Paetsch [email protected]
Playschool Executive President Megan Jakeway [email protected] Vice-President Melissa Campbell Treasurer Laurie Dabgotra Secretary Cara Roemmich Registrar Erica Peacock
Special CoordinatorsCasino Neil Lang 780.975.0868 [email protected] Garage Sale Louise McKay 780.469.8405 [email protected] Fair Margaret French 780.451.0808 [email protected] Day Jason Ross/Sarah Smyth [email protected]
Community Contacts
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Emergency ContactsEmergency Calls 911Non-Emergency calls [email protected]
Police Switchboard 780.421.3333 (Weekdays)
West Division Police Station 780.426.800016506 - 100 Ave Hours: 6 am to 10 pm daily
Crime Stoppers 780.422.TIPS (8477)
Animal Control 780.496.8860
Report a Coyote 311
Newsletter Submissions
Silly Legal Stuff
Comments, complaints and compliments are always welcome via email at [email protected]
Advert Inquiries:Please contact Jason Ross by email at: [email protected] for information. Current rates can also be accessed on the ngcl.org website.
Delivery ContactDelivery of our newsletter is handled by the lovely and talented Kirsten Paetsch. If you would like to apply for a route when one comes available or if you have any problems with delivery, please contact Kirsten at [email protected]
Newsletter Submissions are due no later than 6:00 pm on the Friday following the North Glenora Executive Meeting (third Tuesday of the month).
The North Glenora News is published by the North Glenora Community League for the benefit of the Community.
Note that the articles and advertisements appearing in the North Glenora News do not necessarily reflect the views of the North Glenora Community League. Its officials or individuals cannot be held responsible in anyway for the effects of any information published herein.
While we make every effort to assure the accuracy of the information contained herein we cannot be held responsible for errors or omissions.
Grant MacEwan Community SwimSundays: 2:00 - 5:00 pmMacEwan Sports and Wellness 10700 104 Ave. Free for all North Glenora Community League Members. Make sure to bring your community league membership.
Kids Movie NightFriday, March 11 Doors at 6:30 pm, Show at 6:45 pm
Grab a sleeping bag, pillow (or a lawn chair if you’re older), and reusable cup then come down to the hall to enjoy Alvin and the Chipmunks - Road Chip on the big screen!
Pub NightFriday, March 18 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm
March Pub Night brings the Annual St. Patrick’s Day beer tasting event! Bring a snack and enjoy an old favorite, something new! Coolers, wine and the usual non-alcoholic fare will be on tap too!
Government ContactsScott McKeen, City [email protected]: 780-496-8140
Sarah Hoffman, [email protected]: 780-455-7979
Randy Boissonnault, MPPhone: 780-488-2155 Website: RandyBoissonnault.liberal.ca
Annual General Party!Tuesday, March 8 Doors at 6:30 pm
Come celebrate North Glenora, volunteerism, and participate in the elections while having a drink and a snack.
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Type of Crime Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan FebBreak and Enter (Garage) 0 0 2 0 0 0Break and Enter (Apt/House) 2 0 1 2 0 0Theft from Vehicle 3 0 2 2 0 0Assault 0 0 0 0 0 1Theft of Vehicle 0 0 0 3 0 1Sexual Assault 0 0 0 0 0 0Theft Over $5,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Crime Map
Please remember if you see anything suspicious to call 911 as soon as possible. Together we can all prevent crime in our neighborhood!
For more information on crimes in our neighborhood visit crimemapping.edmontonpolice.ca
By Dave Cleary of Wild Birds Unlimited on the corner of 122 St and 107 Ave in Edmonton
Q: How do I keep House Sparrows out of my bird houses?Now is the time of year when some birds start thinking of love. Great Horned Owls are already establishing breeding territories in February, and you can hear Black-capped Chickadees calling and taking peeks inside nesting boxes. Sometimes though, House Sparrows can take over the houses other birds are interested in. If you want to attract chickadees and House Wrens the first step is to make sure that your bird house, also known as a nesting box, has the right size of hole. For the chickadee and wren, a 1 1/8 inch hole is the most suitable. House Sparrows find this size of hole to be just a bit too small to get through. Nevertheless, they will try to chew the wood around the hole to enlarge it. I witnessed this in our own back yard two years ago. You can use either a hole protector (portal), or an anti-predator tunnel over the nesting box hole to prevent this. A hole protector is a piece of metal with a hole of the right size for the bird you’re trying to attract. It can be screwed to the front of the nesting box over the hole to make the it the correct size and prevent chewing to enlarge the hole. The tunnel device is like a hole extension that both prevents sparrows from enlarging the hole, and also keeps larger birds from reaching into the nest box to eat the eggs or attack the chicks once they’ve hatched. Does this work? Yes. I saw a sparrow just this week trying to get into our nesting box again this year, but it failed due to the tunnel. Last Spring, we had a successful chickadee family early in the spring, and a family of wrens in the same box after the chickadees left! And they had no problem accessing the nesting box through the tunnel.
Q: What are some of the benefits of No-Mess bird food?A good No-Mess bird food blend contains no fillers, only food that birds eat, and no shells to make a mess on the ground. In winter No-Mess food provides an immediate benefit for birds. The average bird in an average environment must forage about five hours per day to meet their energy needs. In winter, they may have to forage longer for much-needed energy. Songbirds may use up to ¾ of their fat reserves in one winter night then replenish those fat reserves the next day. This can be as much as
10% of a chickadee’s body weight. It may not seem like much, but having to shell every seed you eat can take time and energy. Cold winter weather is not the time for birds to loaf at feeders trying to “open the packaging.” Help make a bird’s life easier by offering quality high energy foods like No-Mess Blend. There are no shells so the birds can eat it straightaway or grab a morsel to stash for eating later.
Q: Do some species of birds return to my feeder year after year?It’s really hard to think of wild birds as being loyal friends. After all, they are truly one of the freest creatures on the planet, able to fly anywhere at anytime with nothing to bind them to any single location. But birds, like humans, are creatures of habit and bird banding studies have shown that many of our winter birds, such as juncos and native sparrows, use the same wintering location year after year. With a potential lifespan of over 10 years, it is likely that the junco gleaning millet off of the ground below one of your feeders has spent many previous winters as your loyal backyard guest. And recent research shows that is only half the story! These birds are not only loyal to a specific location, but also to a single feeder! The study showed that the only time they abandoned their favourite feeder was during periods of cold weather when the feeder was placed in a location too exposed to the wind. So help your birds stay loyal and warm by locating your feeders in a sheltered location out of the wind. The east or southeast side of a house or near a row of trees or evergreens is ideal. Once you have them in a safe and sheltered location, be sure to keep your feeders filled with the high energy foods that provide your birds with the crucial nutrition they need to survive the coldest months of the year.
Dave Cleary and Jan Chapman are owners of Wild Birds Unlimited at the corner of 122 St and 107 Ave on the northside in Edmonton. The mission of Wild Birds Unlimited is to bring people and nature together. See their website at www.wbu.com/edmonton or call them at 587.521.2473.
Questions about Feeding Birds
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North Glenora Casino volunteers needed... Please help your community grow and flourish!
May 16 & 17, 2016 (Monday & Tuesday)Palace Casino, West Edmonton Mall
Proceeds will help support the community league for programs, building renovations, sports and education.NO experience required. On the job training.
Please contact Neil Lang ([email protected] or 780.455.7906) to obtain volunteer form or go to www.aglc.gov.ab.ca/pdf/gaming/gaming_forms/5400.pdf. Indicate your preferences for daytime, evening or late evening shifts. First come first served for your preferences. We particularly need people for the late shift in the Count Room 11:30 pm to 3:30 am. Other roles are General Manager, Banker, Cashier and Chip Runner.
North Glenora Casino - Call for Volunteers
Thank You - From the Refugee Response GroupThe Refugee Response Group would like to heartily thank our generous neighbor and friends who have overwhelmingly contributed to welcoming a new Syrian family of 13 to North Glenora. Part of the new family joined our community on the Family Day long weekend! We are excited by their arrival and that North Glenora has given them such a warm welcome. Our journey is just beginning and we continue to look forward to the safe arrival of the remainder of the family in the near future.
Sincerely,The Refugee Response Group
[Join us on Facebook! Search for “Refugee Response Group”]
2015/16 MembershipsMake sure to help sponsor your community by getting a 2015/16 Community Membership. This is your ticket to getting into all our great community events for free! Other bonuses include free swimming on Sundays from 2:00 to 5:00 pm at MacEwan, 10% discount on Adult, Family, Child and Youth/Senior AnnualPasses, and much more!
Membership fees for 2015/16 are:Family (any ages, child to senior, in one residence) $35.00(single parent, with children) $25.00Adult (1 or more, 18 or older) $25.00Senior (1 or more, all 65 or older) $15.00
Memberships are available by calling Barbara U at 587-523-4548. You can pick up a membership atUnit 7, 13612-109 A Ave on Tuesdays ,Thursdays, and Fridays after 6 p.m. Please call to arrange a different time or email [email protected].
Have you recently moved to North Glenora? We would like to offer you a complimentary membership for2015/2016. Call Elizabeth Turner at 780-455-8660 for details.
N o r t h G l e n o r a C h a p t e r
Meets at the NGCL Hall Tuesdays with a weigh-in at 6:30 pm followed by a short business meeting. This support group is open to men and women. For more information, call Joy @
780.444.3510.
Westmount Presbyterian Church13820 – 109A AvenueCOME JOIN US!
Sunday Worship: 11am (with children’s program)Youth Group Sunday 7 – 9pmConnecting people to God and to one another.
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780-451-0090
www.lasertext.com
14452 – 118 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5L 2M5F 780-451-3066 E [email protected] ftp.lasertext.com
• Black & White Copying• Full Color Copying• Business Stationary• Flyers/Brochures/Postcards• Wedding Invitations• Manuals/Reports
• Digital Services• Finishing Services• Graphic Design
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Call for North Glenora Executive Board Member Position NominationsTo find out more about board positions, contact the following people for more information: Corinne Sawarin ([email protected]) or Carolyn Aarnoutse ([email protected]).
PRESIDENT: You are the representative of North Glenora to the community and provide leadership to the Executive Board. You work together with the board to further the goals of North Glenora. You are supported by the Past President.
1st VICE PRESIDENT: You assist the President as needed and oversee the operations and administrative functions of the League.
2nd VICE PRESIDENT: You assist the President as needed and oversee the program functions of the League.
SECRETARY: You enjoy organizing meetings and record keeping.(No one has been nominated for this position on the 2016/17 board)
TREASURER:You are skilled in financial matters, and help the League to stay on budget throughout the year.
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS:You enjoy taking care of the physical structure of the League.
FAMILY PROGRAMS:You enjoy organizing leisure, recreational, social, and educational activities for the families of the League. This includes overseeing Indoor Playground and Playschool.
ADULT PROGRAMS:You enjoy organizing leisure, recreational, social, and educational activities for the adult members of the League.
NORTH GLENORA NEIGHBOURHOOD CLUB PROGRAMS:You enjoy organizing leisure, recreational, social, and educational activities for the members of the League.
HALL BOOKINGS:You enjoy scheduling the community hall for NGCL activities and want to encourage hall rentals.
HISTORIAN:You are passionate about history and enjoying documenting the activities of the of the League.
MEMBERSHIP:You enjoy meeting people and provide them with the opportunity to purchase memberships in the community.(No one has been nominated for this position on the 2016/17 board)
NEIGHBOURHOOD SECURITY:Community safety and security is important to you, and you strive to help the community to become a safer place to live.
PLANNING AND TRANSPORTATION:Land use and traffic are things that interest you. You want to help shape the community’s response to these types of issues, and want to keep the community informed of what is happening in these areas.
PUBLICITY:You enjoy graphic design and layout and want to keep the community informed of what is going on.(No one has been nominated for this position on the 2016/17 board)
SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR:You enjoy the different social media platforms and work with Publicity to keep our membership informed of upcoming and breaking events.(No one has been nominated for this position on the 2016/17 board)
SPORTS:You enjoy organizing sports programs for the community.
GRANTS COORDINATOR:You love research and want to use your talents to find sources of funding for NGCL programs.
SCHOOL LIAISON:You believe Coronation School is a vital part of the community and desire a closer cooperation between the Community League and the School, representing the interests of each to the other.(No one has been nominated for this position on the 2016/17 board)
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Evidence Jewelry GCL Diesel
Head Shoulders Knees & Toes Herr Design
Janet Harroun Jens Foxford
Julie Ruel Kathleen Cullen
Kathryn & Ryan Morrow, Healthy Rhino Katie & Casper Chow, Cora
Leanne & Maurice Dransfeld Lance Burns
Linda & Roman Eisner Lindsay Fott
Manasc Isaac Engaging Architecture Natalie Rachelle Margaret French
Margaret Dolynchuk Mariam Tarrabain
Odessa Wowk
O’Reilly Family Oui Delights
Patricia Heights Dental Tasha Hartt, Good Girl Threads
Regent Signs Rose Pink Photography
Rosie Dransfeld Ryan & Michelle Young
Sadiya Hashmi The Honourable Sarah Hoffman
Sarah Krotz Second Cup, Coronation Plaza
Stephanie Weibe The Taylor Family
Telus World of Science Therese & Lee Heidecker
Tricia McClaflin Wade McClaflin, Battle River Wildlife
Ami Sokol Angela Wald
Bliss Baked Goods Brandi Guzman Photography
Cafe Blackbird Ray Englebertink, Canadian Tire Carbon Environmental Boutique
Central Social Hall Cheryl Kasianiuk, Bosom Babies
Cheryl McDonald Christine Jugovics
Clare Packer, SPUD Councillor Scott McKeen
Courtney Heffernan
David Rook, Joeys's Restaurant Dish Bistro
Doreen Harvey, Elizabeth Arden Erik Flakstad, Champion Petfoods
Everton Myrie
BE MINE BE MINE BE MINE FUNDRAISERFUNDRAISERFUNDRAISER
Thank you to all our generous sponsors & auction donors who made our Valentine’s
Fundraiser a big success & a lot of fun!
a very special thank you to all our hard working playschool parents!
PLAYSCHOOL
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The 2016 Garbage/Reuse Fair is coming on May 7.
This is an opportunity to reuse items such as crafty things, art supplies, books, and gardening supplies. We will post a list of items we are collecting in the next newsletter, or check out the City of Edmonton Reuse Centre list on the web.
I am also looking for any group that would like items collected.
Please contact Margaret French at 780-451-0808 or [email protected] for further information.
Re-use Fair - May 7
Kids movie night is presenting Alvin and the Chipmunks - Road Chip on Friday, March 11!
Bring the family, a sleeping bag to lie on, a reusable cup to fill and enjoy some popcorn and a drink while enjoying this worldwide hit!
Doors are at 6:30 and the movie starts at 6:45.
Alvin and the Chipmunks - March 11
”May you have warm words on a cold evening,a full moon on a dark night,and the road downhill all the way to your door.”
March Pub Night is our Annual St Patrick’s Day Beer Tasting event. Come down to the community hall from 8-11 pm for a change to either have a bottle of your favourite beer or try a taste of something new. Of course coolers, wine and the usual non-alcohol fare will be available as well. Please bring your favourite snack (Irish version or otherwise) to share! The friendly bar babes hope to see you there.
Please bring a snack (Irish or otherwise) to share.
Pub Night - March 18
Thank YouI would like to send a bouquet out to our neighbour, snow angel. Her name is Monica Einfeldt, she clears the snow from city sidewalks all around the neighbour hood, does the walkway, clears back alleys & does up to people’s steps in front of their houses. She lives at 10848 140 St. She is always doing things for her neighbour hood & I would just like to acknowledge her.
Thank you,Allan Semenchuk &Donna Sprague
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North Glenora Community LeagueMember Free Swimming
Sundays 2 - 5 pmMacEwan Sport and Wellness, 10700 104 Ave
Free for all North Glenora Community League Members(Bring your community league membership)
Do you have kids aged five and under?
Need a place to play indoors?
Join us at North Glenora’s Indoor Playground!
Located inside the North Glenora Community Hall at 13535-109 A Avenue
OPEN MONDAYS: 9:15 AM TO 11:00 AM
Your first visit is free! $1.00 drop-in fee, or a yearly fee of $20.00
Drop by or call Carolyn Aarnoutse at 780-453-2142 or [email protected]
For more details.
Want to Get Rid of Old Stuff, Make Some Money and Room For Some Cool New Stuff? Something You Like To Make And Want To Take a Shot at Selling Your Cool
Handmade Things?
North Glenora Community League Garage SaleSaturday, April 30, 2016 9:00am - 4pm
North Glenora Community Hall 13535 109A Ave
To book a table and for more information callLouise at: 780 469 - 8405
Community League member tables $12 eachNon member tables $15 each
Table set up Friday, April 29, 7:00pm
Limit 2 tables per household. Table booking is non refundable.
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NGCL Youth Outdoor Soccer 2016February is outdoor soccer registration month for community youth soccer. North Glenora’s community youth soccer program is organized in affiliation with the Edmonton Minor Soccer Association (EMSA), West Zone.
You must have a North Glenora Community League Membership (or Edmonton Federation of Community League Membership) to register.
Registration FeesFees for the 2016 outdoor season are set out below for the Supertot and U4 to U12 age groups. For information regarding fees for the U14 to U18 age groups, please contact NGCL soccer at [email protected].
A $25 late registration fees is added to registrations completed after Tuesday March 8, 2016.
Registration ProcessSupertot is a community led program that does not require registration through EMSA’s website. This is for 2-3 year olds with the focus on fun and basic physical literacy skills (run, jump, kick etc.) Soccer is the game but is secondary to the fun and active play. To register your child in Supertot, please email [email protected] and include Supertot in the email subject. We will contact you to fill out information about your child via email. Then proceed to step 2 below.
U4 AND ABOVE: EMSA has instituted web-based registration this year for all communities. EMSA’s registration process involves two steps:
1. The first step is online registration of the player through EMSA’s website www.emsawest.com. The registration portal is now open. Once a player’s online registration is complete, a confirmation email will be sent to the email address provided for the player.
2. The second step is payment of the registration fees.
There are 3 ways to pay your fees, DUE by March 8th, 2016:
• Online (VISA/ MC/ AMEX) Make an online payment to our community league through Eventbrite, http://ngclsoccer.eventbrite.ca. Visit the website and select “tickets” for each of your registrants. Transaction fees are added to your total for this method of payment.
• In-person (Cash or Cheque) Two dates available for in-person payment sessions (times and locations below). Bring a copy of the confirmation email to the in-person payment session. Once payment is made your player will be placed on a community team.
The two in person payment sessions for North Glenora team players are:
• NG Community Payment Session: Saturday March 5 from 10am to 2pm at the North Glenora Hall (Address: 13535 109A Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5M 3Z4) • Central Payment Session: Tuesday March 8 from 6pm to 8:30 pm at the Double Tree by Hilton (Address: 16615 109 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5P 4K8; Mayfield Road, just north of 107 Avenue: the former Mayfield Inn.)
Additionally, if anyone is interested in volunteering with the soccer coordinators in some capacity (big or small) to assist in planning and organizing soccer this season, please email Nathaniel Friedenthal at [email protected]
TeamAgegroup Supertot U4 U6 U8 U10 U12
Birthyear 2013 2012 2010/2011 2008/2009 2006/2007 2004/2005
Registrationfees $25 $85 $125 $130 $160 $190
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North Glenora Student Registry
North Glenora Business Listings
Students available for babysitting, yard care and snow removal.
Name Service Phone Availability Other InformationAbby Bowen Babysitting 780.634.3296 Evenings and weekend AM Babysitting course completedJennifer Allen Babysitting 780.718.2766 Morning/Afternoon, weekends References AvailableGrace Van Meter Babysitting 780.454.5459 Evenings and weekends Babysitting course completedRachael Duke Babysitting 780.884.3404 Evenings and weekends Haley Laviolette Babysitting 780.482.1415 Evenings and weekends Babysitting course completedKatie Oltsher Shook House/Pet Sitting 780.430.0591 Daytime or longer periods Experienced; references availableAlyssa Laurie Babysitting 780.451.2707 Weekends and some evenings Babysitting course completed Tanner Piers Lawn Cutting 780.447.5564Kate Hughes Babysitting/Plant care 780.488.0586 Weekends and evenings Babysitting course completed Sawyer Desaulniers Odd Jobs 780.218.7380 Snow Shoveling, Odd JobsEric Hughes Lawn Cutting 780.488.0586 After school/weekendsBrennan Robiaille Snow Shovelling, etc 780.905.0436 After school/weekends Yard work, mail pick-up as wellAlexandra Sopiwnyk Babysitting 780.455.9915 Weekends and some evenings Babysitting course completedJayden Adams Babysitting/Snow Removal 780.482.5037 Weekends and after school Babysitting course completed
Students, do you live in North Glenora and want to be listed in our registry? Email [email protected] with your name, availability, and service you offer and we’ll be happy to add you to our list.
Live local and help support North Glenora residents and local businesses by using the list below when you need services.
Business Contact Phone ServiceAvon Darlene 780.504.1652 Make-up, skincare & fragrancesBliss Baked Goods Hanna 780.453.0101 www.blissbakedgoods.caDagu Integral Coaching Services Cheryl Whitelaw 780.903.5519 Career and Life CoachingDeborah McGuire P.C. - Lawyer Deborah McGuire 780.318.2949 Legal Litigation (excluding Family Law)Design Effex Inc Gillian Korsch-Tkachuk 780.910.6129 Interior Decorating & DesignEnSegs Services Chris Barry 780-720-2210 Solar installationEpicure Darlene 780.504.1652 Dips, spices & cookwareFinish Carpenter Andrei Feher 780.760.5501 Finish CarpentryGroat Road Auto Service Don Sande 780.454.1144 Automobile Service and RepairHouse Cleaning Barbara 587-523-4548 House cleaningMegan’s Family Doula Services Megan Jakeway 780-701-4913 Childbirth doula certified with DONA, InternationalJanet’s Waxing Studio Janet Olstad 780.221.9223 Certified EstheticianJay-Kur Contracting Jay Adams 780-995-4578 Residential/Commercial RenovationsProfessional Abstract Art Tatjana Elgersma 780.983.4848 Custom Abstract ArtPhoto Boutique by Ana Feher Ana Feher 780.760.5501 Photography, Craft and ArtRainbow Eavestroughing (1982) Ltd. Adrian Aarnoutse 780.447.1696 Soffit, Fascia, and EavestroughingRon’s On Site Mechanical Repair Ron Garner 780.455.5002 Small Engine RepairScentsy Nicole 780.937.1808 nicolemcc.scentsy.caSmooth Transitions Edmonton Ltd. Pat/Karen Lencucha 780.540.4310 Movers specializing in SeniorsSpeech Therapy Services Ltd. Melissa Campbell 780.982.8889 Registered Speech-Language Pathologist
Are you a North Glenora Community League Member and have a business you would like to include in our new business listings? Email [email protected] with the information listed above and we’ll be happy to add you to our list. Include a PDF, vector, or high resolution jpeg image of your business card and we’ll run it whenever we have space. Best of all it’s free!
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1011
12
1314
1516
1718
19
2021
2223
2425
26
2728
2930
311
2
14:0
0 Co
mm
unity
Swim
min
g at
Mac
Ewan
9:00
NG
Pla
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9:15
Indo
or P
layg
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d18
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Brow
nies
20:1
5 Yo
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9:00
NG
Pla
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17:1
5 Sp
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18:0
0 TO
PS19
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NG
CL
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9:00
NG
Pla
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18:3
0 Yo
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00 N
G P
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Wild
rose
Fidd
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9:00
NG
Pla
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10:0
0 O
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Re
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ratio
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14:0
0 Co
mm
unity
Swim
min
g at
Mac
Ewan
9:00
NG
Pla
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9:15
Indo
or P
layg
roun
d18
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Brow
nies
20:1
5 Yo
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9:00
NG
Pla
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18:4
5 N
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9:00
NG
Pla
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18:3
0 Yo
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9:00
NG
Pla
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19:0
0 W
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Fi
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9:00
NG
Pla
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18:3
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Mov
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17:0
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12:0
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Com
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Sav
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9:00
NG
Pla
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9:15
Indo
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layg
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d18
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Brow
nies
20:1
5 Yo
ga
9:00
NG
Pla
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17:1
5 Sp
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18:0
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PS19
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NG
CL
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9:00
NG
Pla
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18:3
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00 N
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Wild
rose
Fidd
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9:00
NG
Pla
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20:0
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19:3
0 Pr
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14:0
0 Co
mm
unity
Swim
min
g at
Mac
Ewan
9:00
NG
Pla
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9:15
Indo
or P
layg
roun
d18
:30
Brow
nies
20:1
5 Yo
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9:00
NG
Pla
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17:1
5 Sp
arks
9:00
NG
Pla
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18:3
0 Yo
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9:00
NG
Pla
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19:0
0 W
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Fi
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9:00
NG
Pla
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Goo
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iday
14:0
0 Co
mm
unity
Swim
min
g at
Mac
Ewan
East
er S
unda
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9:00
NG
Pla
ysch
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9:15
Indo
or P
layg
roun
d18
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Brow
nies
20:1
5 Yo
ga
East
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onda
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9:00
NG
Pla
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17:1
5 Sp
arks
9:00
NG
Pla
ysch
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18:3
0 Yo
ga9:
00 N
G P
lays
choo
l19
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Wild
rose
Fidd
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9:00
NG
Pla
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