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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2016!
New Sarepta Elementary
Staff would like to wish
everyone a very Happy New
Year for 2016. We hope
that everyone had a great
Christmas break. As we
settle back into the school
routine please continue to
work with your child, check-
ing homework each evening
and signing the agenda.
Also, don’t forget to send
back those shoes and gym
clothes. All the best to you
in 2016!!
THANK YOU!! A HUGE THANK YOU to
all the parents who helped
with tying skates and/or
helped out on the ice for
the Gr. 1 - 3 skating
program. It was greatly
appreciated! We certainly
couldn’t run this program
without your help!
THANK YOU to all the
parents and students who
sent in well wishes, treats
and/or gifts to the staff in
December! We very much
appreciated all the kind
words, gifts, goodies, and
charitable donations made
in our name. We are truly
blessed to work in a
community that supports
the school so much!
SCHOOL COUNCIL The next School Council
will be held on Monday,
January 18th at 7:00
pm. We hope to see you
there!
PRINCIPAL:
Mrs. C. Hafso
email:
780-955-6025
NURTURING SUCCESS & EXCELLENCE
2016
JANUARY
DATES TO REMEMBER:
4 - Classes resume
6 - Early dismissal @ 2:27 pm
LAC mtg. @ 6:00 p.m.
7 - School Board Visit
15 & 16 - Boys District
. Basketball Tournament
18 - School Council Mtg. @
7:00 p.m.
22 - PJ & Bed Head Day
22 - Music Festival Reg. deadline
22 & 23 - Girls District
. Basketball Tournament
27 - School Spelling Bee
(Gr. 4—6) @ 10:55 am
28 - Science Olympics 29 - NO SCHOOL: PD Day
February:
1 - Skiing @ Rabbit Hill
(Gr. 4—6)
3 - Winter Walk @1:45
3 - Early Dismissal @ 2:30
LAC mtg. @ 6:00
4 & 5 - NO SCHOOL:
Teachers’ Convention
8 - Skiing @ Rabbit Hill
(Gr. 4—6)
SCHOOL FEES This is the last reminder for payment of school
and/or Kindergarten fees (Kindergarten: $110.00,
Grades 1—6: $60.00).
If you have not yet made this payment please pay
online, or send it in, as soon as possible or contact
Mrs. Hafso to make arrangements for a payment plan.
Names of those who have not paid, or contacted
Mrs. Hafso, will be sent to a collection agency.
2016 BLACK GOLD
DISTRICT SPELLING BEE
In the month of January,
Gr. 4 - 6 students will have
the opportunity to qualify
for the Black Gold District
Spelling Bee. Students will
first compete in a
classroom spelling test
on January 15th. (The
“Student List Words” for
this test will be handed out
to students on January
11th.) The top 5 qualifiers
from each grade level will
then compete in an Oral
School Spelling Bee on
January 27th at 10:55 a.m.
in the gym. The top two
spellers from this spelling
bee will then go on to
compete in the 2016 Black
Gold District Spelling Bee
Championship which will be
held on February 18th,
at 7:00 p.m.at Caledonia
Park School in Leduc.
Best of luck to all our
Gr. 4-6 students!
BGRS SCHOOL
BOARD VISIT We will have some very
special guests visit our
school on Thursday,
January 7th as Black
Gold’s Board of
Education will be out
for their annual visit.
We are looking forward
to showcasing our great
school to them!
SCIENCE OLYMPICS Students in Grades 1—6 will be participating in
Science Olympics on Thursday, January 28th,
beginning at 10:55 a.m.
Students will visit a number of stations and
participate in various science activities. They will
earn points for their performance and teamwork in
each activity. We will be looking for parent helpers
for the day. If you are able to volunteer, please let
your child’s teacher know.
LEDUC MUSIC FESTIVAL
This year the Leduc Music Festival
takes place April 5-15. The
registration process is now
completely on-line at Leduc Rotary
Music Festival, with a deadline of
January 22. Ms. Beaumont will be
sending home an information letter
on the registration process, with
interested students, in the near
future. If you would like some
assistance in finding the poems or
the syllabus, or with the new online
registration process, please
contact Ms. Beaumont. Please note that parents are expected to assume the responsibil-ity of arranging transportation for their child to and from the event site in Leduc.
Public speaking is an important LIFE SKILL. We hope to see many of our talented students
NEW SAREPTA ELEMENTARY STUDENTS SUCCEED! Page 2
KINDERGARTEN THANK YOU We would like to thank all those parents who donated hats, mittens and scarves for the “Wreath of Warmth” that our Kindergarten classes made. These items were donated to children in need in the New Sarepta/Leduc/Beaumont area.
KINDERGARTEN REQUEST The Kindergarten classes are in need of 4L plastic milk jugs. These should be washed out thoroughly and brought to the Kindergarten classroom. The milk jugs will be recycled, and the money used to support the kindergarten program, after the students are finished building and playing in their “igloo”.
OPERATION CHRISTMAS
CHILD Thank you to those who sent in
boxes for Operation Christmas
Child. We had an outstanding
response and were able to send
away 130 boxes! Thank you for
your generosity!
Special thanks to Mrs. Erdmann
for overseeing this project and
to Debbi Grimm, Community
Relations Coordinator of Operation
Christmas Child, for coming out to
our school and picking up the
shoeboxes. These gifts mean so
much to the children who receive
them and we thank you for making
a difference in our world through
giving and caring.
CHRISTMAS ELVES We would like to thank everyone
for sending in food and gift items
for the Christmas Elves program.
An impressive truckload of 1070
food items was taken to the FCSS
office to be given to the less
fortunate at Christmas time!
Congratulations to Mrs. Erdmann's
grade five class for bringing in the
most donations, and as a result
winning a class pizza party from
FCSS! We are a very thoughtful,
giving and caring community!
STUDENT OF THE MONTH Congratulations to the following
students for being chosen for their
caring and thoughtful ways in
December:
1H - Renee Ritchot
1KQ - Lila Chretien
2BJ - Paige Perry
2H - Mackenzie Kosinski
3H - Dylan Charette
3S - Noah Scheming
4SB - Aggie Mackay
4/5H - Lily Lapachuk
5E - Madison Buffalo
6BQ - Grace Scheming
Thank you for being such great role
models in our school!
The Student of the Month theme
for January is Habit #3 - Put First
Things First - Work First,Then Play
(focussing on what is important,
scheduling the important things first
and staying focused).
Students recognized as “Student of
the Month” receive certificates and
an opportunity to have hot lunch with
the principal. SCHOOL-BASED P.D. Day There will be no school for students
on Friday, January 29th as it is a
School-based PD day. Staff from
NSE and NSCH will attend a Non-
violent Crisis Intervention® training
session together. (A program that
emphasizes early intervention and
nonphysical methods for preventing
or managing disruptive behaviour).
STAFF NEWS
We welcome Mrs. Jayme Hiller back to our staff from her maternity
leave. Mrs. J. Hiller will be returning to her classroom teaching Gr. 3.
A warm welcome back also goes out to Mrs. Anger who will resume her EA
position in 1KQ. As well, we welcome Mrs. Anita Noble to our staff for
January-March as our head secretary while Mrs. Johnson is away on a
personal leave. For those emailing in student absences, please email
[email protected] for the months of January to March. A special
welcome also goes out to Mrs. Randell who is joining our staff as an EA in
Gr. 4SB for the month of January.
BASKETBALL NEWS The Gr. 5/6 Boys’ and Girls’
Basketball Teams are busy
practicing in preparation for the
District Basketball Tournaments
this month.
We wish both teams the best of
luck in their season. We know that
they will do a fine job of repre-
senting our school!
Congratulations to the following
students for making the 2015-16
school basketball teams:
GIRLS TEAM Peyton Reimer Paige Taylor Grace Scheming Peyton Brookman Rebekah Knull Megan Woods Makenna Buote Emma Senft Tayler Wagner Jorja Enright Isabella Van Aarde Kailyn Ross Coach: Mrs. Schmaltz & Mrs. Bensler BOYS TEAM Tyler Wagner Oliver Norton Liam Shaw Sam Schnell Ty Kampen Mason Ross Dylan Barsness Kadin Murch Aidan Dunphy Dean Wagner Bren DeWitt Coaches: Mrs. Hiller, Miss Janzen & Miss Quach
JANUARY Page 3
GR. 4-6 SKIING Students in Grades 4 - 6 will have the
opportunity to go downhill skiing or
snowboarding on February 1st & 8th.
The students will leave the school
at approximately 12:00p.m. arriving at
Rabbit Hill for their lessons at 1:15 p.m.
ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO
TAKE LESSONS. This is part of our
Physical Education curriculum. After
lessons, students will have time to ski
or snowboard on their own. The bus will
leave the hill at 5:30 SHARP arriving back at school at approximately 6:10pm.
Consent forms and other information
will be sent home with gr. 4-6 students
on January 7th. Please make sure the
form is signed and returned, with the
money, by January 22nd to ensure your
child’s participation in this great
recreational/educational opportunity. *Payment may be made online through .
.Powerschool
*If you require a payment plan, or
financial assistance, for your child to
participate in this program please contact
Ms. Beaumont or Mrs. Hafso.
CRAFT CLUB Craft Club will be starting up again in the middle of January. This will be a completely NEW project and will be open to NEW attendees. We will be creating a "snowtastic" craft! Listen for morning announcements at school inviting students to attend this activity.
WINTER WALK DAY On Wednesday, February 3rd, New Sarepta Elementary will be taking part in the Step Up Alberta -Winter Walk Day challenge that is being organized by SHAPE (Safe, Healthy Active People Every-where). This year SHAPE hopes to have over 100,000 Albertans participate. We will be bundling up and walking from the elementary school, through New Sarepta beginning at 1:45 pm. Parents and community members are invited to join us for this healthy, active event!
JANUARY P.E. Depending on snow and weather
conditions, Grade 4 – 6 students will
occasionally go cross-country skiing for
gym class in January and February and
Gr. 1 – 6 students will be snowshoeing.
Although we will go on days with milder
temperatures, students need to be
dressed appropriately. Gloves/mitts,
hats, and ski pants are items that
students not only need for outside
P.E. classes but for recess as well.
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year everyone and
Merry Christmas to our Ukrainian
families who celebrate Christmas
again on January 7th like me!
All classes will be ringing in the
new year by learning hand bell
ringing skills and special tech-
niques. The Ukrainian Christmas
Carol and Ukrainian Dancing
instruction will be a huge highlight
on Ukrainian Christmas!
The Grade 1 – 3s will finish their
Nutcracker Unit. The Grade 1s will
later be enriched with a Peter and
the Wolf Unit showcasing another
work of Tchaikovsky including
orchestral instruments, a musical
story, musical concepts and a
puppet show. Students from
Grade 4 - 6 are encouraged to
practice their recorders and will
be given small group keyboard,
drumming and hand bell instruc-
tion in the music room while others
are working on musical theory.
Be sure to check out the bulletin
board in the hallway outside the
music room to view the many
cultural units that all grades took
part in during the first 3 months
of school. Parents are always
welcome to observe or participate
in the music room!
PJ DAY On January 22 we will be having
“PJ and Bed Head Day”. Students
are asked to participate by wearing
pajamas and/or a bathrobe to school
and a “bed head” hairstyle. Please be
sure your child wears warm pajamas!
GINGERBREAD HOUSE & DOOR DECORATING CONTEST
Our School Council would like to thank all the students and parents who
participated in the gingerbread house contest. it was a great success!
Winners were as follows:
A BIG thank you also goes to the students, teachers and EAs for doing
such a great job in decorating their classroom doors for Christmas. They
looked terrific! Each class was awarded a certificate from the School
Council for their artistic endeavours.
HOT LUNCH SCHEDULE 2016
Please note:
*Each hot lunch will require one or two coupons.
Coupons can be purchased at the office ($20.00 for 10).
Students may also bring in $2.00 / $4.00 on order day.
ORDERS FOR HOT LUNCH MUST BE TAKEN ON THE TUESDAY PRIOR TO HOT LUNCH DAYS.
Hot lunch is delivered on FRIDAYS.
No extra orders will be given out on Fridays.
Additional food should be sent with your child on hot lunch days as it is NOT a complete meal.
K-3 Category: Gr. 4 - 6 Category:
Most Original:
1st - Cody & J.T. Preston
2nd - Kaid Gordon
3rd - Morgan Knight
3rd - Wei Mei Jia Ortlieb
1st - Bentlee Kublik
2nd - Wyatt Knight
Most Traditional:
1st - Paxton Gerke
2nd - Ty Nessler
3rd - Kida Gordon
1st - Koner, Riley & Evan Smith
2nd - Nicki Klingspon
Best Decorated:
1st - Ben Craig
2nd - Lexie Craig
3rd - Ashlyn Nessler
3rd - Zhi Mei Le Ortlieb
1st - Kadin Murch
2nd - Harlee & Ady Corbiere
K - Most “Greenest”
2BJ - Most Artistic
3S - Most Original
1H - Most “Kid-like”
2H - Most Heartwarming
4SB - Most Creative
4/5H -Most Christmassy
1KQ - Most Colourful
3H - Most Crafty
5E - Most Seasonal
6BQ - Most Unique
SCHOOL COUNCIL NEWS
P.I.I.E. FUNDRAISER: SILENT AUCTION DONATIONS NEEDED
Each year the New Sarepta Ag. Society hosts the "Crooked Ice
Jugspiel” which is a milk jug curling bonspiel. The Ag. Society generously
allows P.I.I.E. to run a silent auction during the Jugspiel.
For several years now, the silent auction has been a major source of our
fundraising income. To help ensure a successful auction, we will soon be
asking each classroom to collect donations of either cash or items for
a "theme basket".
The theme baskets are just one aspect of the auction. We also approach
businesses for donations of cash, services or products. In the past we
have had bicycles, airline tickets and Oilers tickets donated. These larger
items really increase bidding. If you know of a company or individual
who would like to donate something for our Silent Auction, please use
the corporate sponsor letter attached to this newsletter to ask for
donations. More copies of this letter can also be obtained through the
school office or from any school council executive member.
Baskets will be available for viewing/bidding at the New Sarepta Ag.
Society’s Jugspeil held on Saturday, March 26th, from 9:00a.m. - 7:00 pm
at the New Sarepta Agriplex. Thank you for your continued
support which greatly benefits the students of NSE!
The next School Council meeting is scheduled for Monday, January 18 at
7:00 pm. We hope to see you there!
Hot Lunch Schedule:
December 4 Cheese Pizza 1
December 11 Hot Dogs 1
December 18
Chilli &
Homemade Bun 2
January 8 Cheese Pizza 1
January 15 Beef Veg -Soup 1
January 22 Hot Dogs 1
February 12 Cheese Pizza 1
February 19
Chicken Fingers
& Mash potatoes 2
February 26 Hot Dogs 1
March 11 Cheese Pizza 1
March 18 Hot Dogs 1
April 8 Cheese Pizza 1
April 15
Subs - Ham or
Turkey 2
April 29 Hot Dogs 1
May 6 Cheese Pizza 1
May 13
Noodle &
Tomato Sauce 2
May 27 Hot Dogs 1
June 3 Cheese Pizza 1
June 10
Chilli & Home-
made Bun 2
June 17
Subs - Ham or
Turkey 2
June 24 Hot Dogs 1
KIDS IN THE KNOW Kids in the Know is a safety program designed to empower children and reduce their risk of victimization. It focuses on building self-esteem through teaching critical problem-solving skills. The program uses an inclusive, community-based approach to heighten safety awareness. The core premise of the curriculum is based on key root safety strategies and environments which are reinforced and practiced throughout every grade level. The program also deals with internet safety. Thanks to our School Council this program was purchased for our school. An information letter and parent consent form will be sent home to you when your child’s class begins this program.
A POSITIVE, SAFE & CARING
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
Whether out on the playground, in the hallway, classroom,
bathroom, or heading to the bus, students from Kinder-
garten to Gr. 6 will be taught “Star Student Behaviour”.
Be Respectful
to people and property
Be Responsible for your learning and your behaviour Be Safe
Be Kind & Play Fair
Do Your Best
WRISTBAND CHALLENGE
Did you know 60 minutes of daily activity helps reduce stress and can boost brain power? The Leduc Recreation Center (LRC) offers the students
of NSE a chance to win 2 free pass to the LRC (one
child and one adult pass)!
Students are asked to write their name on any used
wristband from a recreational facility and enter in the
draw box in the school office for a chance to win. A draw
will be made once a month.
Don’t miss this opportunity to have fun with friends and
family, and enjoy the benefits of being healthy and
active! For more information on the Leduc Recreation Centre call
780-980-7120 or visit www.leducleisure.com
Also, we send out a special thank you to the LRC for their
generous donation of 15 athletic bags and adult passes
which were handed out to some of our
students prior to Christmas.
NSE Learning Common Taking Shape
In November, New Sarepta Elementary School was a
fortunate recipient of Black Gold Regional Schools
(BGRS) 2015-16 Innovation and Implementation Fund.
The focus of this fund revolves around BGRS’ core
values: student focused learning, relationships,
supportive environments, passion, and managing
resources responsibly. All Black Gold Schools were
encouraged to either create new and innovative
projects or duplicate previously completed projects.
Fortunate for us, we received $4,079 to put towards
the creation of a 21st Century Learning Common that
will foster inquiry-based, personalized learning for
students (in our old computer lab). Within our
Learning Common our goal is develop an open,
comfortable, and innovative learning space for
students from Kindergarten to Grade 6 to engage in
flexible, student-centered, differentiated learning
opportunities.
We thank Black Gold School School Board very much
for this funding and the wonderful learning opportuni-
ties it will create for our students. As well, we thank
the IODE (Independent Order of the Daughters of
the Empire) for a $500 grant to purchase books for
our learning studio AND our School Council who also
plans to support this project with technology
enhancements, using their Casino funds.
CANADIAN TIRE MONEY
& CAMPBELL SOUP LABELS We thank you for sending in Canadian Tire “money” and
Campbell soup labels and ask that you please continue to
do so! We are able to purchase various educational and
sports items with this.
Special thanks to the Martel family for counting the
Campbell soup labels for us! It is greatly appreciated!
ONLINE RESOURCES FOR PARENTS & STUDENTS:
BLACK GOLD’S ENGAGING STUDENTS WEBSITE - http://engagingstudents.blackgold.ca/
This website provides numerous online resources for students correlated to the Alberta programs of study. For
extra practice or study be sure to check out this well-known and well-used website!
Learn Alberta.ca is a website that supports lifelong learning by providing online resources to the Kindergarten
to Gr. 12 community in Alberta. Students, teachers, and parents can use this site to find multimedia learning re-
sources that are correlated to the Alberta programs of study. Students, parents and staff of Black Gold schools
are authorized to use LearnAlberta http://www.learnalberta.ca/ Black Gold’s codes: ID: LA03 Password: 8049
INCLEMENT WEATHER PROCEDURES
During the winter months please be aware of the Inclement Weather Procedure within our District:
* The decision to operate or cancel busses is based on the best information at the time of the decision with the
safety of the students the first concern.
It is always the prerogative of the parents/guardians to keep students home should they feel it is unsafe
to send students to school in inclement weather regardless as to whether or not the busses are operating.
INCLEMENT WEATHER PROCEDURES
School bus operators are responsible for the safety of your child and take poor weather and road conditions very
seriously. There may be a day where the bus does not operate due to these poor conditions. We do not have a
certain temperature as our Alberta weather seldom gets to -40C, but we do have days where a winter storm may
prevent us from operating that day and the next day we need to rely on Public Works departments being able to
clear roads for us. If the bus is not operating:
1. Check the blackgold.ca website for information
2. Ensure your PowerSchool contact information is correct as a voice mail and text message will be sent out prior
to 7:00 am
3. Call 780-955-6025 for our transportation after hours greeting for details.
The information will be posted as soon as the decision is made. Schools are always open unless there is a specific
school related emergency like a water main break.
In addition:
* Students should know what to do in the event that a bus is late or does not show due to the weather or
mechanical difficulties.
*All students must be properly dressed for the weather conditions.
*If busses are sent home early, schools have procedures in place to notify parents prior to sending students
home.
IMPORTANT PROCEDURE FOR OUR SCHOOL:
*To ensure student safety it is necessary for us to confirm all absences on bus cancellation/inclement weather days.
To assist us with this procedure we ask that parents please contact the school, or email [email protected] to
confirm their child(ren)’s absence on bus cancellation days.
Alberta Education Information
Accountability Pillar Surveys
As an annual check-up on the education system, the Accountability Pillar provides an opportunity for Alberta Education
and school authorities to ensure that we’re equipping students for success.
The Accountability Pillar uses a set of 16 indicators consisting of surveys of students, parents and teachers on various
aspects of quality; student outcomes such as dropout and high school completion rates; and provincial assessments of
student learning.
From January to the end of February, Alberta Education will be conducting the annual Accountability Pillar Survey. In
January, parents of students in grades 4, 7 and 10 will receive a survey from Alberta Education. In February, students
in grades 4, 7 and 10 and all teachers will be completing their surveys online at school.
All surveys are anonymous and ask questions about experiences with the school. In addition to English and French, the
parent survey is available in Chinese, Punjabi, Arabic, Blackfoot, Cree, Korean, Spanish, Tagalog and Urdu.
Your participation in the survey helps provide important information on the quality of education your child is receiving,
so we encourage you to return your survey promptly.
Survey results will be available to school authorities in May 2016 and will be reported publicly as part of their 3-Year
Education Plans and Annual Education Results Reports.
COMMUNITY NEWS Parent Link Explore a Story This new registered programs runs
Wednesday mornings from 10 to 11 a.m.
at the Agriplex. Each week parents and
children read a story and follow with a
number of activities based on it.
To register, please contact Jill at (780)
868-2004 or [email protected]
The New Sarepta FCSS Office would
like to extend a HUGE THANK YOU
to all organizations, schools, churches,
businesses, residents and especially
volunteers who made our Christmas
Elves Program such a success. A very,
very special thank you to Sobeys
Beaumont for once again preparing the
fresh hampers, New Sarepta Market
and Café for the outstanding
fundraising drive for pajamas, New
Sarepta Agricultural Society for pro-
viding the space for this program,
Zion Evangelical Church and Courtney
Comeau for their support in feeding
the volunteers December 14-18, 2015
and a local resident and Grassy Lane
for their generous donation.
Your generosity enabled 25 families
and singles (38 adults, 16 teens and 21
children [75 individuals]) in our area to
celebrate a merrier Christmas.
THANK YOU!!
Volunteer Income Tax Program –
New Sarepta FCSS will complete 2015
Income Tax Returns for low-income
individuals who have a simple tax
situation and are living within rural Le-
duc County or the municipality of New
Sarepta. Please contact Lucille at (780)
941-2382 to make an appointment to
have your 2015 Income Tax Return
completed free of charge.
Please Note: we are not able to
complete complicated returns, returns
for the deceased, or those with
business, farming or rental income.
Happy New Year from New Sarepta Library!
At New Sarepta Library, we've been busy over the Christmas break to bring you enhanced services and resources. Below are a few of the most exciting things happening right now at our library. Please check out our Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram pages for updates on-the-fly, or check us out in person! Makerspace Official Launch January 7th! Save the date and come explore with us. Everyone is a maker! Saturday Scientists Come learn and play on Saturdays from 11-3pm This month, we will be playing with our new green screen! Colouring Books We've just added some great new books including Dr. Who, Harry Potter, and Animorphia. Colour them at the library or check them out to bring home. What books are we reading this month in book club? Little Big Man : a novel by Thomas Berger In a sunburned country by Bill Bryson
New Sarepta Library
Box 279
5150 Centre Street
New Sarep ta , Alberta T0B 3M0
(780) 975-7513 www.newsareptalibrary.ca/
Parent Link Stay’n’Play and More Stay’n’Play is held Thursday mornings,
9:00 a.m. - Noon @ the Agriplex.
This is a free drop-in program for parents
and children 0 to 6 years. Enjoy an inter-
active playtime with your child.
By following your child’s lead, you can
support play while building self-confidence
and self-esteem.
SELF-EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Leduc County Family and Community Support Services is seeking a worker for
the Outreach Home Support and Home Help programs. As a Seniors Services
worker you will provide year-round light housekeeping service as well as spring
& fall housecleaning. We are looking for a special individual that wishes to give
a bit back to the community, and help seniors and persons with disabilities
maintain their independence in their own safe, clean, and comfortable homes.
You must have reliable transportation and be willing to travel and deliver
services between New Sarepta and Leduc. This is a self-employment
opportunity that allows you to schedule your own hours and work close to home.
You must be available weekdays and be able to set a regular schedule with
clients. We are looking for someone who can commit to working 10-20 hours per
month with potential for more hours in the future.
If you are interested in this type of opportunity, please contact:
Carla Liepert
Seniors Services Coordinator
780-955-4554
