community guide spring/summer 2015

A Community Guide for Residents & Visitors to the North PeaceFAIRVIEWIn and Around

A community guide for residents and visitors to the North Peace

Spring/Summer ‘15 fairview.ca

Summer’s End FestivalSaturday, August 22nd, 2015 • All Day Long • Downtown

See what Fairview and Area has to offer. • A variety of Local entertainment and activities all day long! • Open Air Markets

• Food Booths • Local Music, Dance, Athletics • Street Dance - Live Band

To participate please call 780-835-5461

Fairview Family Fun!

2015 Spring/Summer EventsApril 24 NW Alberta Regional Skills Competition

GPRC FV / FHS / STM May 8 Spring Fling Fun Night Fairview Golf ClubMay 9 Community Clean Up FairviewMay 9 FREE Stuff in FairviewMay 22 Itchybuck Fun Night Fairview Gold ClubMay 23 Olympians Swim Meet

Fairview Aquatic CentreMay 30-31 Fairview Spring Opener Horse Show

GPRC Hawker Pavilion - FREE AdmissionJune Seniors’ BBQ MD of FV Yard

Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening of 100th Anniversary Legacy Picnic Shelter The Maples, Dunvegan Provincial Park

June 13 Good for Kids Gold Tournament Fairview Golf Club

June 14 Father & Child Golf Tournament Fairview Golf Club

July 19-21 Old Time Country Music Festival Cummings Lake Campground

June 20 2015 Ladies Open Fairview Golf ClubJune 25 Farmers & Merchants Golf Tournament

Fairview Golf ClubJune 25 Farmers & Merchants Golf Tournament

Fairview Golf ClubJuly 1 Canada Day Celebration FairviewJuly 4 2015 Couples Open Fairview Golf ClubJuly 17-19 Fairview Amateur Rodeo Weekend

FairviewJuly 18 S.T.A.R.S. Golf Tournament

Fairview Golf ClubJuly 25-26 2015 Oilmen’s Fairview Golf ClubAugust 8-9 2015 Men’s Open Fairview Golf ClubAugust 22 Summer’s End Festival FairviewAugust 22 Peace Classic Wheels Street Spectacular

FairviewJune 20 2015 Ladies Open Fairview Golf ClubAugust 31 2015 Ministerial Golf Tournament

Fairview Golf ClubOct. 3-4 Fairview Fall Finale Horse Show

GPRC Hawker Pavilion - FREE AdmissionOct. 21 Small Business WeekOct. 22 Trade ShowOct. 23 Small Business Banquet Awards

July 1st Canada Day Events• Historic Dunvegan Provincial Park will have a variety of entertainment

during the day and reduced admission prices.• Fairview Aquatic Centre will have free swimming, with a food bank

donation, and cake.• Live local music groups and fireworks!

Call Town Office and look for posters for further information

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Summer’s End FestivalSaturday, August 22nd, 2015 • All Day Long • Downtown

See what Fairview and Area has to offer. • A variety of Local entertainment and activities all day long! • Open Air Markets

• Food Booths • Local Music, Dance, Athletics • Street Dance - Live Band

To participate please call 780-835-5461

Fairview Family Fun!

2015 Spring/Summer EventsApril 24 NW Alberta Regional Skills Competition

GPRC FV / FHS / STM May 8 Spring Fling Fun Night Fairview Golf ClubMay 9 Community Clean Up FairviewMay 9 FREE Stuff in FairviewMay 22 Itchybuck Fun Night Fairview Gold ClubMay 23 Olympians Swim Meet

Fairview Aquatic CentreMay 30-31 Fairview Spring Opener Horse Show

GPRC Hawker Pavilion - FREE AdmissionJune Seniors’ BBQ MD of FV Yard

Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening of 100th Anniversary Legacy Picnic Shelter The Maples, Dunvegan Provincial Park

June 13 Good for Kids Gold Tournament Fairview Golf Club

June 14 Father & Child Golf Tournament Fairview Golf Club

July 19-21 Old Time Country Music Festival Cummings Lake Campground

June 20 2015 Ladies Open Fairview Golf ClubJune 25 Farmers & Merchants Golf Tournament

Fairview Golf ClubJune 25 Farmers & Merchants Golf Tournament

Fairview Golf ClubJuly 1 Canada Day Celebration FairviewJuly 4 2015 Couples Open Fairview Golf ClubJuly 17-19 Fairview Amateur Rodeo Weekend

FairviewJuly 18 S.T.A.R.S. Golf Tournament

Fairview Golf ClubJuly 25-26 2015 Oilmen’s Fairview Golf ClubAugust 8-9 2015 Men’s Open Fairview Golf ClubAugust 22 Summer’s End Festival FairviewAugust 22 Peace Classic Wheels Street Spectacular

FairviewJune 20 2015 Ladies Open Fairview Golf ClubAugust 31 2015 Ministerial Golf Tournament

Fairview Golf ClubOct. 3-4 Fairview Fall Finale Horse Show

GPRC Hawker Pavilion - FREE AdmissionOct. 21 Small Business WeekOct. 22 Trade ShowOct. 23 Small Business Banquet Awards

July 1st Canada Day Events• Historic Dunvegan Provincial Park will have a variety of entertainment

during the day and reduced admission prices.• Fairview Aquatic Centre will have free swimming, with a food bank

donation, and cake.• Live local music groups and fireworks!

Call Town Office and look for posters for further information

ADVERTISE

The In and Around Fairview Guide

will have 2 issues per year.

The Spring/Summer is to be released early

April and the Fall/Winter is to be released early

September.

If you wish to be a part of the guide to promote

your organization please contact:

Caroline Cleave Director of

Community Services 780-835-5461

Email: [email protected]

Submissions will be required 4 weeks prior to

distribution.

Fitness, Sport and RecreationAquatic Centre .............. 43, 44, 45, 46C ummings Lake .................. 23, 24, 25Dunvegan Fish & Game ................. 13GPRC Fitness Centre ....................... 42GPRC Wolves Summer Camps .......7Hines Creek Golf Club .................... 41KidSport .............................................. 36Minor Soccer ..................................... 33Olympians Swim Club.................... 21Unchaga Lanes ................................. 21Community Support & WellnessAB Health Services .......................... 12Crossroads .......................................... 21F amily & Community Support .... 20Fire Department .............................. 28Ignite .................................................... 13Rotary Club ........................................ 37Seniors ...........................................38, 39Victim’s Services Association ....... 33Arts, Culture and EducationChild’s World Day Care ................... 13Church Directory ............................. 36College Town Capers ...................... 16David Thompson Bible Camp ..... 16Early Childhood Dev. ................26, 27End of Steel Heritage Museum ... 35Fine Arts Centre ............................... 28GPRC ..............................................47, 48

Historic Dunvegan .......................... 31Lion’s Club Music Festival ............. 29Museum .................................................9Other Important PagesAgricultural Society ...........................9Chamber of Commerce ................. 16Clear Hills County ............................ 32C ommunity Contacts ................4, 5, 6M.D. of Fairview ...................................8Town of Fairview 72 Hours.......................................... 40 Animal Control ............................. 11 Compost ......................................... 30 Development Permits ................ 17 Family Fun .........................................2 Free Stuff ........................................ 18 House & Yard Clean-Up ............. 19 Nuisance Bylaw ............................ 34 Ravens ............................................. 15 Reduce, Reuse, Recycle .............. 14 Rental Services ............................. 30 Summer’s End ............................... 10 Utilities ............................................ 22 Weeds .............................................. 15

TOWN OF FAIRVIEW CONTACT INFORMATION

Town Office: .................................................................................... 780-835-5461Fax: ..................................................................................................... 780-835-3576Email: ................................................................................reception@fairview.caWebsite: .......................................................................................www.fairview.caPublic Works: .................................................................................. 780-835-4026Bylaw ................................................................................................. 780-835-1063Fairplex Arena: .............................................................................. 780-835-2723Fire Department: .......................................................................... 780-835-4372 Aquatic Centre: ............................................................................. 780-835-2812NPR Landfill: ................................................................................... 780-835-2576Garbage Pick-up: .......................................................................... 780-835-5950Animal Control: ............................................................................. 780-835-9468 Public Library: ............................................................................... 780-835-2613

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

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Community ContactsFITNESS, SPORT AND RECREATIONAwana Kids Club .............................................................................................................................................................. 780-835-5185 Cummings Lake Recreation Area Open May 1-October ................................................................................... 780-835-5461David Thompson Bible Camp ..................................................................................................................................... 780-494-2103 Dunvegan Fish & Game Association contact Martin Larsen ............................................................................ 780-876-6556Dunvegan Nordic Ski & Cycle contact [email protected].......................................................... 780-835-4958Fairview Curling Club contact Cheryl Biegel 780-835-5293 ............................................................................ 780-835-2828Fairview & District Slow Pitch League .......................................................................................................................780-835-8348 Fairview Flyers Junior B Hockey Club contact Jerry Jonson ............................................................................ 780-835-9218Fairview Golf Club ........................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-2844Fairview Gymnastics Club .................................................................................................... [email protected] Judo Club contact Clint Peterson .............................................................................................................780-772-9440 Fairview Ladies Hockey League contact Karla Stucklschwaiger 780-835-3760 ......................................... 780-835-2187 Fairview Minor Ball contact Lance Wiebe • [email protected] ............................................................. 780-835-3942 Fairview Minor Hockey .............................................................................................................. www.fairviewminorhockey.comFairview Minor Soccer Registration starts in March. [email protected]..................... 780-834-8875Fairview Motocross Association Facebook@fairviewmotocrossassociation ..............780-835-5458 / 780-835-3942Fairview Olympians Swim Club Season starts May 1st ...................................................................................... 780-835-2115Fairview Regional Aquatic Centre www.fairview.ca ........................................................................................... 780-835-2812Fairview Shorin Ryu Karate Club Classes run September to May ................................................................. 780-835-8178Fairview Ski Hill ................................................................................................................................................................ 780-835-4725George Lake Campground Open May 1-October ............................................................................................... 780-494-2419GPRC Recreation Centre ............................................................................................................................................... 780-835-6689Hines Creek Curling Club contact Ken Wamsley .................................................................................................. 780-834-0115Hines Creek Golf and Country Club New Year’s Eve Dance call Rose 780-834-7888 ............................... 780-494-2217Hines Creek Minor Hockey Club contact Davina Mason ................................................................................... 780-835-9290KidSport www.kidsport.ab.ca .................................................................................................................................... 780-835-2225North Peace Bracket Racing Association ................................................................................................................ 780-618-9576North Peace Sporting Horse Club ............................................................................................................................. 780-835-5151Power Taekwon-Do ......................................................................................................................................................... 780-876-0671Ratepayers Hockey League contact Dan Doll ....................................................................................................... 780-835-4850Scouts ...................................................................................................................................................780-835-5085 / 780-835-3165Silver Blades Figure Skating Club contact [email protected] ..................................................... 780-834-7344Taoist Tai Chi .......................................................................................................................................780-835-4642 / 780-835-2908TOPS Club Inc. ....................................................................................................................................780-835-3827 / 780-835-1457Unchaga Lanes & Lounge ............................................................................................................................................. 780-835-2695Whitelaw Curling Club contact Dave Whitney ...................................................................................................... 780-835-4897Whispering Pines Ski Hill www.skiworsley.com ................................................................................................... 780-685-2594

COMMUNITY SUPPORT AND WELLNESSAL-ANON Family Group Group discussion of experience, strength & hope for families & friends of alcoholics ........... 780-835-2120Alberta Health Services www.albertahealthservices.ca ............................................................................................... 780-835-4951AUPE Area Council #3 “The Fun Side of the Union” .........................................................................Tracy Richardson 780-835-7191 Canadian Hard of Hearing Association .................................................................................................................... 780-835-2503Career Resource Centre .................................................................................................................................780-835-4005 ext. 101 Child’s World Day Care ................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-2102Crossroads Resource Centre & Women’s Shelter .................................................................................................. 780-835-2120Fairview & Area Food Bank .......................................................................................................................................... 780-835-3655Fairview & Area Pallitive Care Society ...................................................................................................................... 780-835-4951

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COMMUNITY SUPPORT AND WELLNESS CONTINUEDFairview & District Chamber of Commerce ............................................................................................................ 780-835-5999Fairview Citizen’s on Patrol (C.O.P.) Recruiting new volunteers ...................................................................... 780-835-4031 Fairview Fire and Rescue Society ............................................................................................................................... 780-834-6568Fairview Victims Services Association P.O. Box 610, Fairview .......................................................................... 780-835-4557Family & Community Resource Centre & Library Located across from the Fairplex Arena .................. 780-835-5471 FCSS Family & Community Support Services Located across from the Fairplex Arena ......................... 780-835-5471Ignite Youth Centre “Empowering Youth to Succeed” contact [email protected] ........ 780-835-5455 Northwest Alberta Child and Family Services Authority .................................................................................. 780-835-7191Peace Parent Link ............................................................................................................................................................ 780-835-3273Rural Crime Watch ........................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-4031Share Radio 94.7 FM/91.5 FM ...................................................................................................................................... 780-835-5660WJS Alberta ........................................................................................................................................................................780-624-8550

ARTS, CULTURE AND EDUCATION4-H Clubs contact Regional Office .............................................................................................................................780-835-7536Bluefest ................................................................................................................................................................................780-835-3183College Town Capers ............................................................................ June Lyons 780-835-5388 Mary Pelz 780-835-5356End of Steel Museum & Park.........................................................................................................................................780-494-3522 Fairview & Area Learning Store Located across from the Fairplex Arena.....................................................780-835-3800Fairview & District Playschool Box 287 [email protected] ................................................780-835-5849Fairview Museums Open May-September .............................................................................. 780-835-2397 / 780-835-2632Fairview Public Library ...................................................................................................................................................780-835-2613Fairview Veselka Dance Club ........................................................................................................ 780-835-4940 / 780-835-8065GPRC Fairview Campus ..................................................................................................................................................780-835-6600 Hines Creek Music Festival ............................................................................................................................................780-494-2419Historical Dunvegan Provincial Park Opens May 15-Labour Day.................................................Summer: 780-835-7150

Hours 10am-5pm ...................................................................... Winter: 780-835-7206Lion’s Old Time Country Music Festival .................................................................................... 780-835-0466 / 780-835-3378Mitelka Folkloric Theatre & Dance Company .........................................................................................................780-685-3813Northwest Peace Community Adult Learning Council ...................................................................................... 780-835-6618Peace River & District Music Teacher’s Association [email protected] ..............................................780-624-1256Rombs Jamboree www.fairviewfestival.com ..................................................... Rocky 780-991-0288 May 780-835-3596The Fairview Fine Arts Centre [email protected] ....................................................................................780-835-2697Toastmasters Chris Eakin ...............................................................................................................................................780-835-1457

SERVICE GROUPS AND SOCIETIESFairview Agriculture Society ......................................................................................... [email protected] and District Lions Club .................................................................................................. 780-835-4690 / 780-835-3378Fairview Fire & Rescue Society .....................................................................................................................................780-834-6568Fairview Livestock Committee.....................................................................................................................................780-835-2645Fairview Volunteer Fire Department .........................................................................................................................780-835-4372 Fair Ladies with a View (Red Hat Society) ................................................................................................................780-835-4868Golden Age Society .........................................................................................................................................................780-835-4826Heart of the Peace Recreation Society .....................................................................................................................780-835-5306Knights of Columbus.......................................................................................................................................................780-835-5520 Northland Masonic Lodge #147 Regular Meeting, 3rd Tuesday......................................................................780-835-3235

Community Contacts

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SERVICE GROUPS AND SOCIETIES CONTINUEDRotary Club .........................................................................................................................................................................780-835-3279Royal Canadian Legion #84 ..........................................................................................................................................780-835-4129Whitelaw Agricultural Society .....................................................................................................................................780-596-2006Wild Rose Rodeo Association .......................................................................................................................................780-494-3636Highland Park Hall ........................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-3818Waterhole Old Timers .....................................................................................................................................................780-835-4868Woodlawn Hall ...............................................................................................................Jill 780-835-4541 Wendy 780-835-5964

COMMUNITY HALLSDave Shaw Memorial Complex .................................................................................................................................. 780-494-3690David Thompson Hall contact Ruth .......................................................................................................................... 780-835-2699Dunvegan Inn (Banquet Room) ................................................................................................................................. 780-835-5100E.E. Oliver Gymnasium ................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-5461Eureka River Hall .............................................................................................................................................................. 780-685-3685Friedenstal Community Hall contact Chris Heck ................................................................................................. 780-835-4597Golden Meadow Community Hall contact Annemarie Greenhill .................................................................. 780-835-3283GPRC Fairview Campus Atrium .................................................................................................................................. 780-835-6600 Highland Park Hall (no running water) contact Cathy ...................................................................................... 780-835-3818Legion Hall contact Ruby ............................................................................................................................................. 780-835-3733Waterhole Hall contact Betty Ann ............................................................................................................................. 780-835-4868Whitelaw Community Hall contact Helen .............................................................................................................. 780-596-2249Woodlawn Hall contact Jill .......................................................................................................................................... 780-835-4541

Town of Fairview ContactsCAO..................................................................................................................................................................................... Daryl Greenhill Director of Public Works.............................................................................................................................................. Garry Leathem Director of Community Services .............................................................................................................................Caroline Cleave Director of Finance ............................................................................................................................................................ Pavel Lyzhin Director of Legislative Services ...............................................................................................................................Monika Ralston Town of Fairview Contact Information Town Office ..................................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-5461 Fax ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-3576 Email .................................................................................................................................................................reception@fairview.ca Website........................................................................................................................................................................ www.fairview.ca

Community Contacts

ATTENTIONGROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS

Please take a moment to check your contact information and send us your updates

or changes as required.

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Don't be

bored this

Summer!

Join usfor...

Wolves Summer Camps encourage children aged 6 - 18 years, to engage in sport and physical activity with

an emphasis on “Participation and Fun”.

Fairview

Camps include:

Multi-sport July 20 - 24 & July 27 - 31

Basketball Aug 17 - 21

For more information contact the Recreational Coordinator

780-835-6650 or [email protected]

GPRC Fairview Recreation CentreREGISTER ONLINE!

gprc.me/summercamp

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MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF FAIRVIEW NO. 136

The Municipal District of Fairview No. 136 is located approximately 558 kms north of Edmonton on Highway 43 and 90 kms north of Grande Prairie on Highway 2.

Pratts Landing located on the shores of the Peace River, 26 river kms, four hours of paddling upstream from Dunvegan - if driving you can access this wilderness park equipped with campsites from secondary Highway 682 west of the Town of Fairview for approximately 32 kms.

Located within the M.D. of Fairview are two hamlets. Bluesky is approximately 10 kms east of Fairview on Highway 2. Whitelaw is approximately 23 kms east of Fairview on Highway 2.

The Maples Day Use area is located on the west side of the Dunvegan Bridge approx. 26 km south and west of the Town of Fairview. Visitors may investigate numerous stories about the fascinating history of this area by touring both the Maples and Historic Dunvegan. Explore great camping and picnic facilities, commercial greenhouses and gardens, mini-golf, a gift store and have some ice cream.

www.mdfairview.com • Like us on FB

P. 780.835.4903 • F. 780.835-3131 • E. [email protected]

Maples Cookhouse Ribbon Cutting Ceremony June 2015!

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INTERESTED IN BECOMING A MEMBER?

Memberships are only $10!

SUPPORTING OUR YOUTH!May 25 PD Day, No School • Grade 3+ Fibre themed art classes. All supplies included. $10/student. Call 780-835-2697 to secure your spot!

3 - $500 High School Leadership Bursaries These awards are available for High School students who are pursuing activities that will develop/enhance the individuals leadership skills and capabilities. These skills could be acquired through competitions, programs, and/or hobbies and interests.

Interested? Email us for more details.

FAIRVIEW AMATEUR RODEO

WEEKENDJuly 17-19, 2015

DANCE Friday & Saturday

Nights with Brad Simms Band

RODEO Saturday & Sunday with local events

Website: fairviewagsociety.comEmail: [email protected]

“Building Community through Agriculture” Volunteer-ran, the Fairview Ag Society encourages improvement in agriculture, and in the quality of life of persons living in the agricultural

community; developing programs, services, and facilities based on evolving community needs.

FAIRVIEW MUSEUMS Fairview RCMP Centennial Museum

Located in Downtown Fairview at 10813-103 Avenue across from the Fine Arts Centre and originally an RCMP residence, it depicts a typical 1920 home. There are displays on the main and upper floor, basement and porch. The museum is literally filled with artifacts, displays and photos that capture and preserve the history of the surrounding area.

OPEN: Summer hours of operation Tuesday to Saturday 1:30 - 5:00 pm

Appointment After Hours: Call 780-835-2392 780-835-2847 780-835-2632

Fairview Pioneer MuseumThis 10 acre parcel of land is located 1 km north of Fairview on Secondary Highway 732 at the Cummings Lake turnoff. The plan is to turn this location into a “town site” with farm, oilfield, sawmill and demonstration areas. The artifacts are currently being displayed in the restored Macdonald school. Other valuable Historical buildings, which have been moved to the site from the surrounding area, undergo restoration.

OPEN: Summer hours of operation Tuesday to Saturday 9:00 – 5:00 pm

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5th Annual SUMMER’S END

FESTIVAL

• Pancake Brunch• Peace Classic Wheels • Dunvegan Fish and Game

Trade Show• Markets• Food Booths• Street Dance• Beer Gardens• Games• Bouncy Castles• Face Painting• Variety of Demonstrations• Many local & professional

entertainers on two stages

Are you looking to participate? For more information

please contact Caroline Cleave 780.835.5461

Saturday, Aug. 22 ALL DAY LONG

Downtown Fairview

Summer’s Leaving but there’s

no End to the Fun!

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The Town’s Animal Control Bylawdictates that an owner of

an animal isguilty of an offence if:

ANIMAL CONTROL

• the animal is not licensed• barking or howling disturbs

others• the animal causes property

damage• the animal is in an area

where a sign prohibits pets• the animal bites, attacks, barks at

or threatens a person or another animal

• the animal defecates on property not belonging to the owner, and the defecation is not immediately removed and disposed of in a sanitary manner

Dog and cat owners are ultimately responsible for their pets. Please, respect your neighbors, take proper care of your pets and limit yourself to what you able to handle. Your neighbors have a right to peace and quiet in their homes and to be able to walk the streets and trails without being annoyed or frightened.

The complete bylaw may be viewed at

www.fairview.ca

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Are your immunizations up-to-date? Call us for an update.

Fairview and Area Public Health Services

Contact the Fairview Public Health Centre for more information or to make an appointment at 780-835-4951

Alberta Health Services in Fairview offers more services than the ones listed above. Call or visit www.albertahealthservices.ca for more information.

Children’s Health Services Public Health offers a variety of services that assists young children and families of children with developmental delays or disabilities. These include:

Healthy Families - helping to ensure children have a healthy beginning in life

Early Intervention Program - assists families of children at risk for developmental delays under age six.

Speech Therapy - available for anyone who has concerns about their child’s ability to communicate.

Healthy Teeth for a Healthy Start

Keep your child’s teeth healthy Free for children aged one to three Prepare your child for a visit to the

dentist

Health Link Call 1-866-408-5465 (LINK)

Health advise 7 days a week, 24 hours a day

Registered Nurses answer your health-related questions

Service in other languages available Family Health Public Health Nurses provide a wide variety of services and welcome telephone calls and drop-in office visits from public. Services provided include:

Immunizations for children and adults Health assessments Developmental screening Health promotion such as tobacco

reduction, cancer prevention, sexual health, active living and healthy eating

Injury prevention

Travel Health Are you planning a trip?

Public Health Nurses are available to provide information and consultation prior to your trip

Get your travel vaccines ahead of time

Prenatal Classes Public Health Nurses provide education to expecting moms and a partner prior to the birth of their baby.

Provide you the knowledge and skills that can help prepare you to better cope with labour and delivery.

Provide knowledge and safety regarding infant care

Cost $55.00

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Children deserve professionals.

For more information regarding either

the Day Care or Family Day Home Program

please call

780.835.2102

10209-109 Street • Suite 153 | Box 15 • Fairview, Alberta T0H 1L0Phone: 780.835.2102 • Fax: 780.835.2106


CHILD’S WORLD DAY CARE CENTRE

10209-109 Street • Suite 153 Fairview Provincial Building

Monday-Friday 7:00a.m.-6:00p.m.

Our Provincially Accreditied Day Care Program Offers:

• Quality, licensed and regulated child care to children from birth to twelve years of age

• Staff trained in Early Childhood Education and first aid

• Criminal record checks are done on all staff and volunteers working directly with children

• Age appropriate activities designed to meet your child’s developmental needs and based on our philosophy of Learning Through Play

• Nutritious meals and snacks

FAIRVIEW FAMILY DAY HOME PROGRAM

10209-109 Street • Suite 153 Fairview Provincial Building

Monday-Friday 7:00a.m.-6:00p.m.

Our Provincially Accreditied Day Home

Program Offers:

• Nurturing care for all ages of children in a home environment

• Caring providers who have training in first aid

• Criminal record checks are done on any persons over 18 years of age in the household

• Monthly unscheduled monitoring by trained home visitors

• Flexible hours

CHILD CARE FEES

CASUAL & DROP-IN FEE 0-71 Hours/child

$6.00/Hour minimum 2 hrs/day

P/T MONTHLY FEES 72-89 Hours/child

1st Child $435/mo.Add’l Child(ren) $350/mo.

F/T MONTHLY FEES • 90-109 hrs/mo. $540/mo.

Add’l Child(ren) $435/mo.• 110-129 hrs/mo. $650/mo.



Add’l Child(ren) $585/mo.

BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL(Minimum 1/2 hr. day)

$6.00/Hour

MIN. PARENT

SUBSIDISED PARENTS MINIMUM• Under 100 hrs: Min. $80 2nd Child Min. $55• Over 100 hrs: Min. $105

2nd Child Min. $80

Parents are required to pay the difference and overages.

Government subsidies are available in both the Day Care

and Family Day Home Programs for parents who qualify

for this benefit.

EFFECTIVE September 1, 2014

For more information call

Martin Larsen

780-876-6556

DUNVEGAN FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION

• Annual Wild Game Supper• Shooting Range • Archery Range

• Bird Box Program• Instructors of the

Hunter Education Program• Active with the local schools

and Boy Scouts

Meetings held every third Wednesday of the month at the

Audits & Safety building.

No Excuses to be Bored in Fairview!

Ignite Youth Fairview

[email protected]

See you at Ignite10209-109 Street, Fairview, AB

780-835-5455

Open to Youth 12-18

All programs are offered at no

charge!

• Voice • Guitar • Art • Geek Nite • Photography • Knit 2gether • Friday Nite @ Ignite

• and lots more!

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GARBAGE & RECYCLABLES COLLECTIONAll residential garbage and recyclables are collected on Wednesdays by Prairie Disposal’s automated collection system. Every residence has been allocated one black bin for household waste and one blue bin for recyclables. The bins are provided at no charge, however if a bin is lost or damaged, the resident will be responsible for the replacement cost. Place both bins on the street with wheels touching the curb, one metre of clearance between each bin and any other object, such as a vehicle.

What can go in the black garbage cart? Any bagged household garbage that you would normally place out for collection should be placed in the black cart. Absolutely no hazardous materials or loose garbage.

What if I can’t get all my garbage in the cart? The equivalent of three bags will fit in the cart. If your cart is overflowing (lid will not close), it will not be collected. Additional bags placed at the curb will be picked up if they have a “bag tag” sticker which can be purchased at the town office.

What can go in the blue recycling bin? Newsprint, heavy paper, mixed paper, box board, cardboard, rinsed food cans, rinsed beverage containers, hard plastics #1 to 7 and deposit items.

What should not go into my blue recycling bin? Plastic toys, bubble wrap, plastic bags/film, styrofoam, glass, ceramics, toxic items, electronics, small appliances, diapers, scrap metal or wood, food or yard waste, unrinsed food containers, soiled paper (used tissue or paper towel, pizza boxes smeared with cheese etc.), soiled containers.

Please remove your emptied bins from the street the same day.

This is crucial for both snow removal purposes and general

neighborhood courtesy.

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If you can’t beat ‘em, enjoy ‘em!

You can’t help but notice the ravens in and around Fairview. They are as much a part of our daily round as the people on the street.

The Common Raven has been much maligned because of its scavenging nature. However, research has shown that ravens do far more good than harm. They are long-lived birds that may reach 50 years of age. All ravens are intelligent, inquisitive and friendly. They can be taught human speech and can learn how to count. There are countless stories about the antics of ravens. BUT...they are scavengers. On the one hand, ravens clean up debris on our streets and alleys. On the other hand, they rip open garbage and grocery bags and leave a mess. This problem can be easily resolved by using metal or plastic garbage and recycling containers. Make sure the cover fits tightly over your containers. Plastic bags, even when twist-tied, do not stop ravens, dogs or any other scavengers. Do not leave food, garbage or animal carcasses in yards or in the back of pick-up trucks.

Using a few common-sense measures to alleviate the “annoying” activities of ravens will allow us to sit back and enjoy the intelligent, spectacular and, sometimes humorous show they put on for us.

RAVENS

Weeds Weeds Weeds

Dandelions are NOT noxious weeds! Since late 2010, dandelions are no longer included in the Weed Control Act. However, yards that appear to have been neglected may be pursued under the Town’s Nuisance Bylaw.

Call 780.835.5461 for further information about the enforcement process

for dandelions and for noxious weeds.

Weeding is a pain! Fairview residents take pride in maintaining clean and tidy yards. Yet it never hurts to have a quick refresher on the Town of Fairview’s strategy against those notoriously nasty, noxious and nuisance weeds: The Town of Fairview shares a weed inspector with the M.D. of Fairview No. 136.

The weed inspector will routinely do checks within the Town and surrounding area, and will take calls to inspect particular properties if requests are made to the Town. The weed inspector will be searching out the following noxious plants:

Canada Thistle

Perennial Sow Thistle

Scentless Chamomile

Creeping Bellflower

Dame’s Rocket

Leafy Spurge

Toadflax

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The Fairview & District Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit organization that offers a range of services and programs for individual businesses as well as being a major contributing factor to a quality community in general. Members recognize that by working together through the Chamber, they can help build a successful, healthy

community for businesses and residents. Along with the core programs of the Chamber, new ideas and innovative activities are continually occuring.

✔��Advertising Opportunities - Online Business Directory www.fairviewchamber.com - Commercial Highway Signage

- Website✔�Annual General Meeting✔Chamber Change✔�Chamber of Commerce Group Insurance

Plan✔�Employer Showcase and Job Fair April

29th✔�Farmers and Merchants Golf

Tournament June 25th✔�Interesting Guest Speakers

✔�Monthly Luncheon Meetings✔Moonlight Madness✔Passport to Summer ✔Passport to Christmas✔�Small Business Week

- Workshop Oct. 21st - Trade Show Oct. 22nd Legion Hall - Small Business Awards Banquet Oct. 23rd

ANYONE CAN NOMINATE THEIR FAVORITE BUSINESS MAY-AUGUST

The current list of programs and services to members of the Chamber include the following:

www.fairviewchamber.comMon.-Thurs. 8am-3:30pm • 780-835-5999

LUNCHEON MEETINGS First Wednesday of the month Dunvegan Inn & Suites12:00pm-1:00pm

We welcome your interest in the Chamber and invite you to be part of the development of your community and take advantage of everything that the Chamber provides.

If you are interested in more information please contact

Mary Pelz 780-835-5356

Christmas Play casting in September!

All ages are welcome

to participate!

2015 Productions

DTBC is a Bible based camp which presents the gospel to children of all ages through bible studies, chapel time and skill activities. Our year round facility has 12 cabins, office, dining room, fully equipped kitchen, a large chapel building, heated washroom facility, craft shed, basketball pad, waterslide, and first aid room. Various skills are offered at DTBC. These include: Horsemanship, Rocketry, Crafts, Archery, Canoeing, Outdoor Survival, Mountain biking, and more.

2015 SUMMER CAMPSFamily Camp - All ages ......................................... June 26 - 28 LIT Camp - Ages 14-17 ................................................ July 1 - 3 Teen Camp - Ages 13-16 .......................................... July 5 - 10 Intermediate Camp - Ages 8-12 ........................... July 12 - 17 Work Crew Camp - Ages 12-16 .............................. July 19 - 29 Junior Camp - Ages 10-12 ...................................... July 19 - 24 Day Camp 1 - Ages 6-9 ........................................... July 27 - 29 Sr. Teen Retreat - Ages 15-19..................... July 31 - August 3 Day Camp 2 - Ages 6-9 .......................................... August 5 - 7 Boy’s Wilderness Camp - Ages 12-16 ................August 9 - 14 Children Camp - Ages 8-10 ...............................August 16 - 21

The facilities are also available for rent in the off season. Please see our website www.DTBC.ca

or call 780-494-2103 for more information.

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Planning on building signage, a house, garage, shed, deck, fire pit, adding on or starting a home-based business?

You will require a development permit from the Town of Fairview.

What’s Next?: The issuance of a development permit is subject to the condition that it does not become effective until 17 days after the date of issuance.The decision can be appealed within 14 days. Construction is not to start until 17 days after the issuance of the permit.The proposed development may require building, electrical, plumbing and gas permits which may be a condition of the development permit. You will require the development permit to get the other permits. Building permits and inspections are necessary to ensure construction meets provincial building safety codes.

Please contact The Town of Fairview office at 780-835-5461 to get further information.

Our entire Land Use Bylaw can be found on line at www.fairview.ca

Ready, Set, Build!

Call today!

What do you need for the Development Permit?

Legal Address – Lot, Block, PlanCivic Address – To determine Land Use ZoneSite Plan – Birds eye view of your property. Includes location of property lines, distance of existing and proposed from property lines, size of buildings, access to street or lane, size of lotBuilding Plans – includes floor plan, elevations, exterior finishingFees$50.00 – For Garage and Additions less the $25,000.00$50.00 – Home based business$200.00 – Conforming developments over $25,000$250.00 – Non-Conforming Developments$250.00 – Application to Amend Land Use Bylaw, Municipal Development Plan or Statutory PlanLate Fee – Double above fee, when applying after development has started

Application fees are to recover costs associated with administration time, appeals, notices and advertisements

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Free Stuff in Fairview

THINK “GREEN”Or, why clutter the landfill with things someone else could use?

Saturday, May 9th • 10:00am to 4:00pmPut items out on your front lawn or driveway that you no longer need but someone else may. Then, drive or walk around town, have a look to see if others have something you need. If yes, take it, it’s free! At the same time, get to know the people in your community. It’s win-win, green and fun!

RULESEverything must be free. YOU must clean up at the end of the day. The Town will not pick up left items. Please do not leave clutter on lawns. First come, first served. Items must be placed on your private property, not town boulevards.

IT’S WIN-WIN,GREEN AND FUN!!

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Community-Wide Spring CleaningHOUSE & YARD

CLEAN-UPSaturday, May 9th, 2015

FREE HOT DOGS and COFFEE!!

Spring Cleaning works up a mighty appetite. The Town will be serving up

BBQ Hot Dogs & Coffee Saturday, May 9 • 11am to 1pm

at the Public Works Yard

BINS LOCATED AT PUBLIC WORKS YARD 10813 - 111th Street (Water Plant)

- Yard Waste - Metals - Household Garbage - Electronics- On-Site Shredding Truck - Prairie Disposal

We will accept Hazardous Waste

Follow directions from on-site attendants.

Free Community-Wide Garbage Drop-Off10:00am - 2:00pm

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Fairview & District

People Helping People

Family & CommunitySupport Services

Fairview & District Family and Community Support Services is a partnership between the Province of Alberta, Town of Fairview and Municipal District of Fairview

No. 136 that develops locally driven preventative social initiatives to enhance the well-being of individuals, families and communities.

• The Link Youth Centre• Family School Liaison• Books for Babies• Circus Camp• Fairview & District Play

School Association• Northwest Peace

Community Adult Learning Council

• Fairview Drug Awareness Coalition

• Well Community Action Association

• Peace Parent Link• Fairview Interagency• Fairview Kid Sport• Fairview and Area Restorative Justice• Dare to Care• Babies Best Start

Programs supported by Fairview & District FCSS

• Cobra’s Leading Together• Volunteer Week• “Cuppa Joe”

• Programs & Services Fair• Senior’s Information• Senior’s Special Needs Support• Family & Community Resource Centre• Community Income Tax Program• P.A.R.T.Y. Program• Free Meeting Space• Usage of Board Room

• Computer Classes for Seniors• Information & Referral Services• Senior’s Week• Emergency Preparedness

Community Initiatives

(780)835-5471 • 10316-109 StreetAcross from the Fairplex Arena - Audit and Safety Building

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24 HR COMMUNITY CRISIS LINE

780.835.2120Toll Free 1.877.835.2120

CROSSROADS RESOURCE CENTREOpen Mon.-Fri. 8:30am-5:00pm

and is available to the general public. • 24 hour Community Crisis Line

• Counseling, support and referrals • Anger Education • In-school presentations

• Parenting • Women’s Support Group

FAIRVIEW WOMEN’S SHELTER

Provides safe, short-term accommodations for women in crisis, with or without children. Residents receive crisis intervention and support, referrals, food, shelter, personal incidentals, emergency transportation and child care assistance.

Clothing Depot and Food Bank located at 10902 – 103 Avenue • 780.835.5591www.crossroadsresourcecentre.com • Find us on Crossroads Resource Centre

competitive summer swim clubMay 1-Aug. 16, 2015

Call

780-835-2115for more information

Swim MeetMay 23, 2015

Have Fun! Learn New Skills! Compete!

2014 PROVINCIAL QUALIFIERS

5 Pin BowlingOpen & League Bowling

Open Times 1pm Monday-Sunday - Call Ahead

• Leagues run September to April Week Days• Open bowling when lanes available daily

• Youth bowling after school Tuesday & Wednesday• Seniors Wednesday – 1 pm

• Birthday Parties and group functionsavailable for reservations

• Glow Bowl – Friday and Saturday 10pm to Midnight

A variety of packages available including hourly, lane and game rates.

Birthday parties and shoe rentals.Call to book and discuss current rates.

Fully licensed facility with lounge, arcade games, darts, and pool table. Limited confectionary available.

10404-109 Street • 780-835-2695

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Town Utility Bills

Your utility bills are mailed out at the beginning of each month (for the previous month’s consumption). New radio frequency meters have been installed in about 85% of the households and businesses. Our meter readers can now read all the meters each month to give you an actual consumption for said month.

This year your water charge is $2.95 per cubic meter of water used and we have gone back to a flat rate for our Capital Replacement fee. There are no more minimum usage rates. You pay for the water you use. We have also gone back to just the fixed rate for your sewer line.

If your bill is exceedingly high, check your toilet(s), faucets, humidifiers, icemakers and outdoor taps for leaks. If you have a new radio frequency meter we can take a reading of the data from the meter and tell you when you had a leak, how long the leak was, and how much water went through the meter during the leak. We cannot tell you where the leak is.

The current utility bylaw may be viewed online at

www.fairview.ca

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Electric hookup stalls ...........................................$25/day or $125/week Group use Camping area has 9 power stalls ..........................$125/nightDay Group use area ............................................................... $35.00/day Concession Booth .................................................................. $50.00/day

For more information call 780-835-5461 Located 2km N of Fairview on Secondary Hwy 732

• 28 Overnight Camping stalls with electrical hookups

• 2 group areas available for booking• Overflow open field camping available

($18.00/ night)• Self Registration• Washroom and Shower Facilities

- Wheel Chair Accessible• Group Camping Area• Day use Area with shelter• Regulation Slow Pitch and Baseball

Diamonds• Free Firewood• Horseshoe Pits• Bird Watching• Hiking On the Cummings Lake

Trail System• Children’s Playground• Boating (electric motor only) and

Boat Launch• Dumping Station Located Next to Tourist

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FAIRVIEW/CLEAR HILLS EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT COALITION

EARLY DEVELOPMENT INSTRUMENT

The Early Development Instrument (EDI) is a standardized tool that measures the development of five year old children based on children’s social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Across the province of Alberta since 2009 and 2013, kindergarten teachers evaluated over 70,000 children. The results of this survey can be found online at www.ecmap.ca

Nearly 29 percent of kindergarten aged children in Alberta are experiencing difficulty in one or more of these five developmental domains. In the Fairview/Clearhills region 35 percent of our kindergarten children are experiencing difficulty.

As part of our ongoing commitment to the children of Fairview/ Clear Hills, we are sharing information that will help in your understanding which activities will help your child’s development, as well as advise of community programming within our communities while showing the developmental domains associated with each program via symbolization. Where you see the symbols listed above the programming you will understand the domain they are primarily focused on.

DEVELOPMENTAL DOMAINS

Physical Health & Well-Being:Encouraging physical growth and independence, gross and fine motor skills and coordination.

Social Competence:Encouraging playing well with others, curiosity about the world, respect for adults and other children, behavior and following rules/instructions, independence, self-confidence and eagerness to explore new things.

Emotional Maturity:Encouraging age-appropriate emotional understanding, empathy, reflection, controlled actions (thinking before doing).

Language & Thinking:Encouraging reading, writing, classification of shapes, numbers, colours, size and concepts.

Communication Skills & General Knowledge:Encouraging open communication of needs and wants in a socially appropriate way, storytelling and an appropriate awareness of the outside world.

If you have any questions, please call the Fairview Early Childhood Development Coalition at 780.835.2544

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FAIRVIEW/CLEAR HILLS EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT COALITION

PROGRAMMING IN OUR COMMUNITY

Fairview Developmental Playgroup:Drop-in Parent Run Play Group0-5 yrs.Basement of United Church Mondays from 10:00 am-12:00 noonActivities: indoor playground, crafts, fine and gross motor skill development, snacks and guest. Find us on Facebook.

Fairview Parent Group:Open to all pregnant and parenting moms: Nutrition, pregnancy and parenting information. Every 2nd & 4th Wednesday at 1:00 pm Basement of Anglican Church Fairview, 10900-103 Street This is through Healthy Family Program. Contact: Terry Weber or Darlene Grothen at 780-835-6139 for more information. [email protected]

Fairview and District Playschool:Playschool programming for 3-5 yrs. Two half days per week St. Thomas More School [email protected]

Hines Creek Playschool Society:Playschool programming for 3-5 yrs. Two half days per week Hines Creek School in the kindergarten roomFind us on Facebook.

Hines Creek Happy Kids Playgroup:www.peaceparentlink.caFor children ages 0-5 yrs. Thursdays 10:00 am-11:30 amSeniors Center in Hines Creek Parent Link Outreach ProgramContact: Tracy Gerk at 780-618-7829

Parent Network:www.peaceparentlink.caInformation for parents of children 0-8 yrs. Peer support, parenting programs, resource library. Contact: Tracy at 780-618-7829

Mommy and Me:Parent and tot support and education group. Special guests at each meeting. Meetings are held at Cleardale, Worsley, Bear Canyon Contact: Jeannie Lawrence for information 780-835-9554 or [email protected]

If you have any questions, please call the Fairview Early Childhood Development Coalition at 780.835.2544

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Seeking New Recruits!

Garry Leathem, Fire ChiefFairview Volunteer Fire Department

780-835 5461 • [email protected]

FULL TRAINING PROVIDED!

The Fairview Fire Department does a wide variety of community service including a Toy and Food Drive and Fire Prevention Week which runs annually in October.

REMINDER! All households that have a smoke detector! Now is the time to check the batteries. To help you remember, do it in the spring when Daylight Saving Time begins and in the fall when Daylight Saving Time ends!

Meetings & Training are held Mondays at 7:00 pm

Free monthly gallery shows featuring talented local artists and affordable art!

SPRING AND SUMMER 2015:March: ElementalApril: Artists North Show & SaleMay: Artists at School ShowJune: Christina Wallwork & FriendsJuly: Hines Creek Artists Show & SaleAugust: Members’ Annual Summer Show and Sale

MEMBERSHIP ADVANTAGE:Join as a member for discounts on course fees, access to studios, invitations to gallery openings and art events, monthly newsletter, vote at monthly meetings, discounted studio or room rentals and the opportunity to sell your finished work in our gift shop at reduced commission! Membership fees are just $40.00 a year for adults and $20.00 for juniors under the age of 18. Memberships valid from September 1 to August 31. Watch for course calendars in spring and fall, with fun andexciting classes for children and adults!

ART COURSES for children and adultsFULLY-EQUIPPED STUDIOS for artisans including potters, painters, quilters and weaversGALLERY with twelve free art exhibits per yearGIFT SHOP selling locally-produced art including paintings, knitwear, jewellery, pottery and moreINFORMATION on regional art, craft and cultural eventsARTISTS AT SCHOOL PROGRAM for Grade 4 - 6 studentsBANNER PROGRAM for all Grade 3 studentsKIDS’ SUMMER ART CLASSES at minimal cost during school holidays in July/AugustRENTAL SPACE for events and meetingsPRIVATE VIOLIN LESSONS with an experienced instructorOPPORTUNITY for local and regional artists to meet and share ideas and inspirationCOMMUNITY EVENTS such as Creations Inc.

Funding is made available by the Alberta Foundation for the Arts,the Fairview Agricultural Society and generous local sponsors.

Fairview Fine Arts Society

P: 780.835.2697F: 780.835.5561

E: [email protected]

Box 116, 10801-103 Ave.Fairview, Alberta

T0H 1L0

fairviewfineartscentre.com

A non-profit, charitable society, incorporated

since 1979.

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Fairview & District Lions Club

OLD TIME COUNTRYMUSIC FESTIVAL

13th Annual

•Rain or Shine •Bring your lawn chairs

•Dance Floor•FREE Open Field Camping Available Thursday-Sunday

•Concession on Grounds•Pancake Breakfast Saturday & Sunday

Weekend Pass $30.00Day Pass $15.00

Seniors $5.00 Friday Only

Children under 12FREE

No advance ticket sales.

Country - Old Time - Gospel

JUNE 19, 20, 21, 2015FAIRVIEW, AB

Cummings Lake Campground

For more information phone:Ted: 780-835-4826

Don: 780-834-0543 • Jan: 780-835-8714

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Cook Up Some Compost!Composting is great for the environment and great for

your garden, but keep it clean and odor-free.

YESAlgae, seaweed, lake mossBeverages - rinse waterCardboard - shreddedCoffee grounds & filtersCornstalks, corncobsDryer lintEggshellsHair

Manure (livestock only)Newspaper - shreddedOak LeavesPine needlesSawdust & wood shavings

CAREFULAshes from untreated & unpainted wood only. Use small amounts.

S od - pile must be hot enough to prevent grass from growing

W eeds - dry them out on pavement before adding to pile

NOAshes from coal or charcoalCat droppings or cat litter

Diseased plantsDog droppingsFish scrapsLime (the mineral)M eat, fat, grease, bones, oil

COMPOST RECIPEGreen Stuff - Fresh lawn clippings, raw food scraps, egg shells, peelings, seeds, weeds (only if

you cook your compost properly, otherwise, skip the weeds)Dry Stuff - Dried grass or plant material, fallen leaves, newsprint Dirt - Any kind of garden dirt to provide the necessary bacteria Water - Dry compost will not decompose Layer, Stir - To distribute ingredients evenly Wait - Watch the magic happen - fabulous black, sweet-smelling soil

DO NOT ADD MEAT, BONES, COOKED FOOD, LARGE PLANT MATERIAL SUCH AS BRANCHES, ANIMAL MANURE, TOXIC SUBSTANCES.

If your compost develops an unpleasant odor, add some dirt and water and stir.

20’x30’ Marquee Tent:Capacity of 20 tables for 50 – 60 people.$165.00/day | $85.00 each additional day$250.00 weekend rate (Friday – Sunday)$500.00 damage deposit5 Row 21’ long Portable Bleachers:Seats up to 65 people.$25.00 / day per bleacher | $500.00 DDPicnic Tables:May be rented on a per event basis.$10.00/picnic table | $100.00 DD

Please add GST to all prices.The renter is responsible for the transportation

of all rented equipment.

E.E. Oliver Community ComplexPlease contact the Town of Fairview office to book.There is a large gymnasium, ancillary room, kitchen, bar and stage available for your function. Ideal for sporting events, weddings, conventions, clubs and other large functions.Fairplex ArenaAvailable for skating birthday parties. Call Ged at 780-835-2723 for information on available times & prices.Arena Off Season:Sporting events, weddings, trade shows, concerts and family reunions.The arena can be booked by the hour, day, week and weekend.$200.00/Daily | $660.00/Weekly | $750.00/Weekend

Rental Services

For bookings and inquiries contact the Town office at 780-835-5461

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Clear Hills CountyLocated 630 kilometres north of Edmonton in the beautiful Peace Region of north western Alberta, along the British Columbia border, Clear Hills County has plenty to offer. The mighty Peace River forming part of the southern boundary, and the Clear Hills to the north, are natural features that contribute to the charm and appeal of the County. Driving through the County on Highway 64 is a beautiful alternative route to Alaska and British Columbia, providing the opportunity to pass through two stunning river crossings; the Clear River and the Beaton River. This well maintained highway is the road of choice for those seeking picturesque scenery and is known for sightings of deer and other wildlife and its vast boreal forest.

CARTER CAMPLocated on the banks of the Peace River 25 kms west of Hines Creek off Hwy 685. Rustic camping, hiking, picnic shelter, boat launch, fishing, playground, RV station.CLEAR RIVER CAMPGROUND Located on Hwy 64, 20 kms from British Columbia border in the Clear River Valley. Picnic shelter, horseshoe pit, camp stalls.CLEARDALE GOLF COURSELocated on Hwy 64, 5.5 kms west of Cleardale. Nine holes, sand greens, and picnic area.GEORGE LAKE 4.5 kms south of Hines Creek on Hwy 64. Wonderful boating lake, great for water skiing. Boat launch, swimming, beach area, horseshoes, playground, picnic shelter, large camp stalls. Home of the George Lake Music Festival. Excellent birding area.

HINES CREEK GOLF COURSENine challenging holes set on a beautiful treed property 6 kms south of Hines Creek just off Hwy.64. Hines Creek meanders through the course, coming into play on five holes.MANY ISLANDS 6.5 kms southwest of Worsley off Hwy 64. Located on the banks of the Peace River, picnic shelter, boat launch, fishing, horseshoe pit, playground, hiking trails.OLE’S LAKE 9 kms southwest of Worsley off Hwy 64. Boat launch, fishing, hiking trails, camp stalls.RUNNING LAKE kms east, 22 km north of Worsley of Hwy 64. Fishing, boat launch, hiking trails.STONEY LAKE 20 kms north east of Hines Creek off Hwy 685. Camping, fishing, swimming, hiking, boat launch.SULPHUR LAKE rustic camping, fishing, swimming, & boating.WHISPERING PINES SKI HILL 25 km northwest of Worsley, Ski & snowboard school, chalet and concession, chair lift..

www.clearhillscounty.ab.ca780-685-3925

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10104 – 113 Street PO Box 610 Fairview, AB

780-835-4557Fax: 780-835-3950


Fairview & District

VICTIM SERVICESA non-profit organization that provides 24 hour crisis intervention and support to victims of crime or tragedy.

Our trained staff and volunteers work under the guidance and direction of the police to provide support, information and referrals to victims and their families.

If you are interested in learning more about our services and/or to find out how you can become a certified volunteer, please contact our office today. We are now able to offer online training that can be completed in the comfort of your own home and at your own pace!

Our services are free & confidential.

6th Annual Silent AuctionApril 18, 2015

Fairview & District Victims Assistance Association will be holding our 6th Annual Silent Auction during the Emergency Services Ball on April 18, 2015. Please come out and support our auction and celebrate the emergency services workers in your community. Phone us to get your tickets for this event before they are sold out!

FAIRVIEW

MINORSOCCER

OUTDOOR SOCCER

May 5- June 30Registration April 21 • 5:00-7:00 pm

Mall on Main

INDOOR SOCCER September – June

Registration at Summer’s End Festival

Information please contact: Loretta Earle 780-834-8875 E: [email protected]

Let me inspire you!

• logos• web design• brochures

• posters• invitations• magazines

• business cards• flyers

• so much more!

Corrina Darke780.228.4812

inspireu.ca

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NUISANCE BYLAW (942/G/2009)

1) Nuisance conditions include: accumulation of garbage on the property, long grass or weeds, abandoned vehicles, abandoned equipment, significant deterioration of buildings, broken or missing windows or other building material, significant fading, chipping, peeling or absence of painted areas. (s 3.5)

2) No person shall cause a noise or operate a vehicle that causes a noise (noise is defined as a sound which is likely to significantly annoy or disturb others). (s 2.9 & 5.1)

3) No person shall engage in any construction or yard maintenance activity that could cause noise between 2300 - 0700 on weekdays or 2300 - 0900 on weekend days. (s 5.7)

4) Contraventions of this bylaw can result in fines (s 7.1), remedy of

the contravention by the Town and application of

costs to the tax roll of the property (s 6.5.4). Fines range from $100 - $300.

The complete bylaw is available online at www.fairview.ca/bylaws-policies

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OPEN MAY 11 TO SEPTEMBER 7Monday to Saturday

10am-6pm • Sunday 1pm-6pmCOUNTRY MARKET

Every Saturday 10am-1pmMay 16 to October 3

CANADA DAY PANCAKE BREAKFAST8:30am-11:00am

Located east side of Hines Creek

along Hwy 64780.494.3522

End of Steel Heritage Museum & Park

COME EXPERIENCE THE PAST ON

HERITAGE DAY Sun. August 3, 2015Entry by donation.

• Facilities available for use upon donation • Individual or group tours available

• Meetings held first Tuesday of every month @ 7:00pm - New members welcomed!

The most common comments we hear are “Wow! I didn’t know there was so much here.” or “So worth the drive.”

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ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADASt. Helen's, 10902 103 Ave. • Fairview

Office: 780-835-2580

BLUESKY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIPContact: Gaylan Sharp 780-835-3746

Church: 780-835-2489

CORNERSTONE BAPTIST10501 100 St. FairviewPastor: Trevor Shaffrick Church: 780-835-5656

WESTSIDE COMMUNITY CHURCH (PAOC)11804 104 Ave. Fairview • 780-835-5355

Senior Pastor: Al Fraserwww.wschurch.com

Associate/Youth Pastor: David Cormier

FAIRVIEW GOSPEL CHAPEL Corner of 105 Ave. and 111 St.

Pastor Dave Brisbin Office: 780-835-4198

FAIRVIEW (ST.PAUL'S) UNITEDCorner of 103 Ave. and 111 St.

Minister: Harold Imes 780-835-2008stpaulsunited.wordpress.com

TRINITY LUTHERAN11304 105 Ave, Fairview

Pastor Shin 780-524-3712 (Valleyview)

780-835-2480 (Fairview - messages)

WORSLEY BAPTIST CHURCHPastor: Dick Hale 780-685-3953

Church: 780-685-3930

ST. THOMAS MORE ROMAN CATHOLIC Fairview • Office: 780-835-2250

Father Nel EsquerraRectory: 780-835-2040

IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY, HINES CREEK

Father Nel Esquerra Contact: Glen Zavisha 780-494-3770

FAITH FELLOWSHIP CHRISTIAN REFORMED 11801 105 Ave. • 780-835-5225

FAIRVIEW ALLIANCE9720 105 Ave. • 780-835-2346

Pastor: Gerry Wegreen

FAIRVIEW SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST780-835-5620

Pastor: Tyler Rosentren 780-624-1041

CHURCH DIRECTORY

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KidSport Fairview“We believe that no kid should be left on the sidelines and ALL should be

given the opportunity to experience the positive benefits of organized sports. KidSport provides support to children in order to remove financial barriers

that prevent them from playing organized sport.”

Funds are for children from low-income families. Residents of Fairview, the MD of Fairview, Hines Creek and the MD of Clear Hills are eligible to apply.

• Funds are only for activities that demonstrate a sustained sport experience with qualified instructors.

• Cultural and recreational activities will be considered (KidSport Fairview fundraises for these separately.)

• KidSport will issue funds only to recognized organizations on behalf of the individual.

• There is a maximum amount of $200/calendar year/athlete.• Only children ages 5-18 are eligible.• Applications for programs that are already complete will not be issued.

The fund distribution review committee will endeavor to process applications within 30 days. All applications are kept in strict confidentiality.

Mail completed applications to: KidSport Fairview c/o EE Oliver School

Bag 2525, Fairview, AB T0H 1L0Connie Kramer • [email protected]

Website: www.kidsport.ab.ca

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FAIRVIEW ROTARY CLUB

HELP US BUILD THE NEW GAZEBO IN HEMSTOCK PARK!

The Rotary Club is fundraising this spring and early summer to be able to erect a beautiful gazebo in Hemstock Park. It will be complete with a sound system and lighting, so we can enjoy the structure year round! Our goal is to have the gazebo ready in time for the Summer’s End Festival in August.

If you would like to make a contribution to this worthwhile addition to

our downtown core, please contact us!

Please contact our Membership Chair,

Kamie Currie at 780-251-0119www.clubrunner.ca/Fairview

Want to find out more about Rotary? Meetings are every

Friday at noon at the Dunvegan Inn.

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Recreational Activities:• Fit & 50+

Aquatic Centre, Mon., Wed., Fri. from 11:00 am-12:00 pm

• Winter Indoor Walking Program Fairplex Arena, Monday to Friday from 1:00 pm-3:00 pm

• Zumba Golden Age Drop In Centre, Every Monday @ 7:00 pm

• Cards, Floor Curling & Shuffle Board Hines Creek Seniors Drop in Centre, Tuesdays @ 1:00 pm

• Variety of Activities Golden Age Drop In Centre, Tuesdays & Thursdays starting @ 1:00 pm

• Kaiser Golden Age Drop In Centre, Fourth Sunday of the Month @ 7:00 pm

• Whist Golden Age Drop In Centre, 2nd Wednesday of month @ 7:00 pm

Pot Luck Suppers:• Golden Age Drop In Centre

3rd Wednesday of month starting at 5:30 pm• Hines Creek Senior Drop In Centre

Every 2nd Tuesday of the month

CVITP-Volunteer Income Tax Program:For seniors and low income families based on income thresholds. Runs through tax season each year.

Assistance with Federal and Provincial Government Forms:- such as the following:Old Age securityCanada Pension Plan / DisabilityGuaranteed Income SupplementAllowance for SurvivorsSpecial Needs AssistanceFinancial Assistance for SeniorsAids to Daily LivingSeniors Property Tax Deferral ProgramEducation Property Tax Assistance for SeniorsPersonal Support: Personal Directives, Veterans’ Affairs

Seniors’ Stuff ’n SuchCommunity Programs and Services for the 55+ Crowd

CONTACTSHarvest Lodge: ................. 780-835-2862 Homesteader Lodge: ...... 780-494-3500Fa irview Golden Age

Drop-In Centre: Ted Bilous ...................... 780-835-4826Hi nes Creek Seniors

Drop-In Centre: Gail Story ....................... 780-494-3290Fa irview Regional

Aquatic Centre: ............ 780-835-2812Co mmunity Health

Services: ......................... 780-835-4951 FCSS: ..................................... 780-835-5471

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Alberta Health Services:Several programs are available for seniors at the Fairview Health Complex which include:• Home care • Long term care • 24 hour emergencies • Outpatient services• Laboratory services • Nutrition counseling • Continuing careContact the Fairview Health Complex for more information.Seniors Property Tax Deferral:The Seniors Property Tax Deferral program allows eligible senior homeowners to defer all or part of their property taxes through a low-interest home equity loan with the Alberta government.Contact line 1-877-644-9992 www.health.alberta.ca/seniors/property-tax-deferral.htmlFairview Harvest Lodge:• Shopping trip up town for the residents, every

Thursday monring• Church Service every Sunday with alternating

ministers• Hairdresser every Thursday • Summer picnics with the other lodges• Inter-lodge visits during the winter• Variety of weekly activities including: bingo,

shuffleboard, bean bags, musical entertainment, crafts

For more information contact Lynette Schulz at 780-835-2862

Hines Creek Homesteader Lodge:• Bus runs every Thursday to Fairview for shopping

and appointments• Bus runs every Wednesday in the summer for

picnics all over the area and join 4 other lodges• Church Services are every Tuesday Evening @

7:00 pm with alternating ministers• Hairdresser, Tuesday mornings

starting @ 9:00 am• Happy Hour, Birthday Parties & Entertainment

different days of the week• All local seniors are WELCOME to join us in all of

our activitiesMonthly activity calendars are available by

contacting Teri Basnett at 780-494-3500

Seniors’ Stuff ’n SuchCommunity Programs and Services for the 55+ Crowd

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1. Know the Risks: Blizzards, Extreme Cold, Extreme Heat, Floods, Wildfires, Power outages, Winter storms, Tornadoes

2. Make a Plan: • Plan how and where to meet

- Where in your home - Safe meeting place outside of your home

• Alternate places to stay such as family and friends outside of your neighborhood

• Emergency Exits - Out of your home - Out of your neighborhood - Out of your Town

3. Educate • Know the emergency plans

in your workplace and your children’s school, emergency contact information, the location of fire extinguishers, water valve, electrical box, gas valve, all Family members know how to contact emergency services

4. Have an Emergency Kit Have some basic supplies so you and your family are prepared to be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours. Make sure your kit is easy to carry and everyone in the house knows where it is. Keep it portable incase you need to leave.

For more information about Emergency Preparedness

go to www.getprepared.ca

Are You Prepared for an Emergency?

72 HOURS

Some Recommended Items for Your Kit• Water • Food • Manual can opener • Flashlight and Batteries • First Aid Kit • Battery operated radio • Candles & Matches • Toiletries • Utensils • Garbage

Bags • Basic Tools • Duct Tape

In the event of an emergency in our community you and your family should be prepared

to take care of yourselves for a minimum of 72 hours.

Please reference your ATCO Emergency Preparedness Guide.

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Box 665 Hines Creek, AB

T0H 2A0

Email:[email protected]

Located 5½ km south of Hines Creek or 24 km from the Town of Fairview.

2 miles west of Highway 64. Golf course signs are posted. 780-494-2217

Tee times required during peak times.

Come visit us and enjoy a relaxing round on

the golf course and for the avid nature

lover take a scenic stroll to experience the

sights and sounds of Mother Nature in all

her splendor.

• A beautiful, secluded 9 hole golf course with 5 fairways playing alongside the Hines Creek for the golfer who enjoys a challenge

• Licensed clubhouse with friendly, courteous and helpful staff

• Kitchen with a short order menu • Rental carts and clubs available• Patio looking over the 9th fairway and green• Casual drop-in leagues - Ladies league – Tuesday evenings - Mens league – Wednesday evenings - Seniors league – Thursday afternoons - Mixed couples league – TBA

(2 ball best ball format)• Fun nites - Friday evenings• Reasonable rates and memberships• Ten 9-Hole round punch cards available• Assorted public tournaments during the

season• Private bookings with optional catering

available for special events - Birthday and anniversary parties - Family and class reunions - Staff functions - School Groups Welcomed

HINES CREEKGOLF CLUB

Public Campsite

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FAIRVIEW

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Aquatic Centre

Fairview Regional

SPRING SCHEDULEApril 27 to June 28, 2015

Fit & 50+Mon., Wed. & Fri. ........................... 11:00am-NoonFamily/Adult Swim + LaneMon. , Wed. & Fri. ............................ Noon-2:00pmMon. to Fri. ................................... 6:00pm-7:00pmSat. & Sun. ........................................ Noon-3:00pmPublic SwimMon. to Fri. ................................... 7:00pm-8:30pmSat. & Sun. .................................... 3:00pm-5:30pmEvening Aqua SizeMon. (deep water) .................... 8:30pm-9:30pmThurs. (shallow water) ............. 8:30pm-9:30pmAqua ZumbaWed. ............................................... 8:30pm-9:30pmAqua Jogging Mon., Wed. & Fri. ............................. Noon-2:00pmAdult Lane SwimTues. & Fri. .................................... 8:30pm-9:30pm

SUMMER SCHEDULEJune 29 to August 30, 2015

Family/Adult Swim + LaneMon. to Fri. ...................................... Noon-2:00pmMon. to Fri. ................................... 6:00pm-7:00pmSat. & Sun. ........................................ Noon-3:00pmPublic Swim Mon. to Fri. ................................... 2:00pm-4:00pmMon. to Fri. ................................... 7:00pm-8:30pmSat. & Sun. .................................... 3:00pm-5:30pm Aqua JoggingMon. to Fri. ....................................... Noon-2:00pmAdult Lane SwimTues. & Fri. .....................................8:30am-9:30pm

Phone: 780 - 835-2812Fax: 780-835-6787 • Email: [email protected]

Website: www.fairview.ca

Pool ClosedMay 23

for Fairview Olympian’s Swim Meet

Extra Public Swim Monday, May 18 from 2-3:30pm

Pool ClosedAug. 31-Sept. 20

for annual maintenance shut down.

Pool will re-open Monday, September 21

** No Evening Aqua Size, Fit & 50 or Aqua Zumba classes in July & August. All classes will resume the week of September 21.

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Please alert the lifeguards to any medical conditions you

may have.

Day Rates : for re-admission later the same day ask for a stamp

3 and under ..............................................................................................FreePreschool (4-5) ....................................................................................$1.30Youth (6-17) Senior (60+) ...............................................................$3.60Adult (18-59)/Aqua-Size .................................................................$5.10Zumba .................................................................................................. $10.20Family* ................................................................................................. $12.25

Season Pass RatesAge 3 Month 6 Month 12 Month

Preschool (4-5) 31.90 51.00 76.50Youth (6-17) 89.25 142.80 214.20 Adult (18-59) 127.50 204.00 306.00 Senior (60+) 89.25 142.80 214.20 Family* 306.00 489.60 734.40 Punch Card RatesAge 5 10 15 20

Preschool (4-5) 6.10 11.50 16.25 20.40 Youth (6-17) 16.95 32.15 45.50 57.10 Adult (18-59) 24.20 45.90 65.00 81.60 Aqua Size 24.20 45.90 65.00 81.60 Senior (60+) 16.95 32.15 45.50 57.10Zumba 48.45 91.80 130.05 163.20Family* 58.15 110.15 156.05 195.85

*Family consists of up to two care provider adults & their dependant children (under the age of 18) that reside in the same residence.

Rental Rates

Private $96.39/hr. includes GST Non-Profit $85.68/hr. includes GST

Activity Room $16.07/hr. includes GST

** For rentals with more than 40 people, there will be an additional fee of $26.78/hr. including GST charged for an additional lifeguard.

Call Pool Reception 780.835.2812 ext 3 for available rental times.

Rules• Please take a shower

• Anyone under the age of 6 must beaccompanied in the water and actively

supervised by a responsible person who is at least 14 years of age.

• Please walk on deck.• Outside footwear needs to be placed

on the boot racks or carried to and from your locker.• Please lock your locker.

Rates

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Lessons

Stages - 6 yrs. & Up (10 Classes)

Stage 1: Orientation to the water

Cost: $42.75 (pool membership discount $37.75)Monday to Friday • 10:40 - 11:10 am Stage 2: Skill Development & Stage 3: Skill Improvement

Cost: $48.00 (pool membership discount $43.00)Monday to Friday • 9:45 - 10:30 am

Dates:July 6th-July 17th July 20th-July 31stAugust 4th-August 14th* August 17th-August 28th

Adult Lessons - 16+ (5 Classes)A program tailored to meet each individual’s ability and needs! Whether you are starting from scratch, scared stiff or would like to improve your strokes, come learn from experienced instructors in a welcoming environment.Cost: $40.80 • Drop in fee is $10.20

Tuesday • 8:30 - 9:30 pmApril 28th - June 30th*No adult lessons on STAT holidays

When you register for a session of adult lessons you will receive a 5 punch card for the lesson. You then have the option of choosing 5 Tuesdays that are convenient for you.

*Note: No lessons on STAT Holidays(classes prorated)

Fairview Regional Aquatic Centre 780-835-2812

Dolphins - 3-5 yrs. (5 Classes)Children learn to be independent in the water through play and structured skill development. Cost: $21.50

Monday to Friday • 11:20 - 11:50 amJuly 6th-July 10th July 13th-July 17thJuly 20th-July 24th July 27th-July 31stAugust 4th-August 7th* August 10th-August 14thAugust 17th-August 21st August 24th-August 28th

Aqua ZumbaAre you ready to party yourself into shape? That’s what the Zumba program is about. Aqua Zumba known as the “pool party” gives new meaning to an invigorating workout by bringing the fusion of the Zumba formula & international rhythms into the pool making it fun to do.

Wednesday • 8:30pm-9:30pm Cost: $10.20 Drop-in rate or Zumba Punch CardApril 29th-June 24th

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Theme Days FreePublic SwimMondays - Move-It Monday

Family Swim Noon- 2pm & 6pm-7-pm Public Swim 7pm-8:30pm

Fairview & area YOUTH, we want you to Move-It off the couch & to the pool. So on Mondays YOUTH age 6-17 swim for $3.00

For fun or fitness Move-It to the pool!!

Tuesdays - Dollar Discount Tuesday All Day

One dollar off all regular admission fees. Wow - that makes Preschool admission .30¢ on Tuesdays!!

Wednesdays - Family Wednesday Family Swim Noon-2pm & 6pm-7pm

Public Swim 7pm–8:30pm Promoting Family Fun & Fitness.

*All families swim for only $11.00 on Wednesdays!!

Thursdays - College Appreciation Thursday Family Swim 6pm-7pm • Public Swim 7pm-8:30pm

Fairview Regional Aquatic Centre is proud to be located on GPRC campus. In appreciation of our partnership show your

GPRC student or staff ID card & swim for $4.50 *Current ID must be presented*

Fridays - Food Bank Friday All Day

Bring a non-perishable food donation & receive an entry into our monthly draw for a free pool punch card.

Weekends - Super Saturday & Sunday All day…All weekend

Pool toys left out for your enjoyment all day Saturday & Sunday. Wow “Free” public swims 3:00pm-5:30pm

the first Saturday of each month. Thank you to our generous sponsors!!

FUNDRAISER IDEAS

Is your school or club looking for a fundraiser idea?Why not try the Pool Punch Pass Promotion?Your club sells pool punch cards and receives

25% of the total sold!Contact the Pool Manager for details.

First Saturday of each month 3:00 pm - 5:30 pm

THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS!!

January 3 Grandma PizzaFebruary 7 Fusion Foam Insulation Ltd.

March 7 Dunvegan Inn and SuitesApril 4 MD of Fairview

May 2 Zavisha SawmillsJuly 4 New Beginning Oilfield

We still have openings for sponsored swims. Promote your business and support

the community!June 6, August 1, October 3,

November 7, December 5Contact Pool Manager for details.

Get face-to-face instruction at a GPRC Campus or Learning Centre in your community!

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GRANDE PRAIRIE • FAIRVIEW • GRANDE CACHE • HINTON • EDSON • JASPER

Get face-to-face instruction at a GPRC Campus or Learning Centre in your community!

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GRANDE PRAIRIE • FAIRVIEW • GRANDE CACHE • HINTON • EDSON • JASPER

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Visit us atwww.gprc.ab.ca

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