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1Community League News Oct/Nov 2016www.communityleaguenews.com

October/November 2016

Serving the community leagues of Aldergrove, Callingwood/Lymburn & LaPerle.

The Kites Over Callingwood Committee and Callingwood/Lymburn Board send out a big Thank you to you, the residents who braved the elements and came to Kites on Saturday, Sept. 3rd. to fly a kite and enjoy the other activities. We were pleasantly surprised by the number of people who attended.

A sincere thank you to our Service Exhibitors from the surrounding areas of the community IE: Parent Link, Community Options and a representative from Edmonton Police Crime and Prevention Dept. accompanied by Sue Leighton of Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch. Two constables brought a police

cruiser for the kids to try out all the bells and whistles. Barney the Bear was under the weather.

Thanks to our vendors, The Kite Guys, DJ Joe Luce, Pacific Gold who prints the Tee shirts and Kiera Brown for the designed art, Deb Brown and family crew with the Adventure Bus, Gigi & Friends, Face painting, 116 Lynnwood Scouts operating the Kite Kits, 116 Lynnwood Venturers who ran Concessions, MLA Lorne Dach and his popcorn machine, Al Shamal Clowns and the Board Directors for CLCL - Shauna Pretty, Kathy Kammermayer and Margaret Ushko. The brawn of the team who worked on the field where ever required, El Presidente Ian Pretty, Wayne Obleman and Jason Brown. Many others were very helpful throughout the day. My apologies if I missed anyone but our appreciation goes out to all volunteers.

A big thank you to our sponsors TD Canada Trust, Servus Credit Union and Mugginz Family Restaurant.

Next year is the 25th Anniversary for Kites Over Callingwood! We want to do something very special to celebrate. Mark your 2017 calendar on Labour day weekend, Sept.2nd and 3rd. for the 25th Kites Over Callingwood Festival.

Sincerely,Sharon Brown, Wendy Countaway, Andrea Hansen, KOC Committee

Kites Over Callingwood Thank you

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Callingwood/LymburnCommunity League

President’s messageFall has arrived and with that the routine of a new school year. I hope everyone has settled into the changes that come in September. In May 2016 we made a number of bylaw changes including the change of our fiscal year end to June 30. To facilitate this change, we were required to host an additional gen-eral meeting which we did in conjunction with Community League Day on September 17. I’d like to welcome Kevin Kraglund to the CLCL executive as our third Member at Large. We are still looking for volunteers to fill the following positions: Social/Programs Director, Special Events Director, Communi-cations Director (Website & Social Media). As well we continue to look for help to sup-port our various programs including Bingos and Casinos. A special thank you goes out to all those that continue to support us for these events. Our first Movie in the Park occurred on the evening on September 17. Many came and enjoyed the playing of “Finding Dory”. Un-fortunately, Mother Nature did not cooperate and we had some light rain for the last half hour of the movie. We hope to make this an annual event with your support. A big thanks to Lorne Dach and Brandon Jacoby for providing the popcorn.On the Labour Day weekend we held our 24th Kites Over Callingwood event. It was a cool day but the rain stayed away and once again many came to enjoy the simple activ-ity of flying a kite. Next year Labour Day Weekend 2017, will be our 25th anniversary. We hope to make this a special two-day event next year with much assistance from the community. If you’d like to be involved let us know!We are currently asphalting the outdoor com-munity skating rink. This project will allow us to extend the winter skating season as well as improve the quality and maintenance of the ice. Our work continues as we undertake new projects and improve our operational and administrative policies and procedures. Thank you for everyone involved in making our organization better.If you’re interested in becoming involved, please contact me at [email protected] or use the league email at [email protected] PrettyPresident

Edmonton Neighbour-hood Watch (ENW)

by Sue Leighton

GREAT NEWS! After weeks of meetings, discussions and emails, we can announce there will be a NEW Neighbourhood Watch Sign program. The City of Edmonton has agreed to partner with Neighbourhood Watch and manufacture the signs (which AMA used to do) and they will continue to install the signs. ENW will facilitate the program and the Edmonton Police Service will also partner with us on the program. We will be working together throughout the fall to de-velop the new Neighbourhood Sign program. There isn't a lot to share yet other than a new program will start in early 2017 and there will be a new design for the signs. The details for the process have not been determined yet, but I'll pass them on as soon as they're available.

All EventsOn our website under EVENTS you can find all the dates for the upcoming Community Rep training sessions, monthly bingos and the Appreciation event for the next 12+ months. We will update the locations and links to register for the events as they become available.

Appreciation LuncheonSave the date! The Appreciation Luncheon is at noon on Sunday, November 13th.

Also, the ENW Board of Directors are putting together an Appreciation Event sub-committee. If any of you are interested in being on this committee, please contact me and I will put you in touch with the sub-committee chair. We are also looking for volunteers interested in helping with party planning, collecting items for the si-lent auction, finding sponsors for gift bags, decorating, hosting, etc. If you or anyone you know is interested, please let Debbie Sellers, the Executive Director of Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch, know at [email protected] or if Debbie is not available, try our program director, Chelsea, at [email protected]. Any support we can get will be greatly appreciated!

SCiP InternshipsIf any of you have children, family or friends who are attending post-secondary education, ENW has several SCiP internships available. Students intern at ENW for 80-100 hours and receive a $1000 bursary. Currently we are looking for a Video Intern, Program Specialist and an Event Host. In the next couple of days, we will also have a posting for an Event Coordinator (to help with the Nov 13th event).Sue may be reached at [email protected].

Callingwood-Lymburn Community Bingos

Volunteer to help out at bingo! Meet people in your community and enjoy a free meal. It’s simple and fun, and lets you get to know your neighbours.

Bingos are important fundraisers that help the community league’s programs and events and you’ll receive a “chit” which can be redeemed for various programs.

Volunteers are always welcome, especially for afternoon shifts.

Upcoming Bingo Dates:Afternoon 11am to 3:30pmThursday Nov 17/16Thursday Dec 1/16Sunday Feb 12/17 Evening 5pm to 9:30pm/**11;30pmWednesday Oct 26/16Monday Nov 21/16Monday Jan 16/17

Interested in volunteering?

Contact our bingo chairs:Terry Courtney 780-487-8421 / [email protected] Kammermayer 780-481-2695 / [email protected] Derock 780-709-1385 / [email protected]

Thank you for volunteering!!

CLCL Membership Benefits

• Free Public Swimming at the Jamie Platz YMCA Sundays 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm • 25% discount off the rental of the meeting room or hall at the Callingwood Recreation Centre or the community hall• Free admission to the Jamie Platz YMCA multi-use room for children 5 to 15 years old and toddler area (parental supervision required)Tuesday: 6:00 pm to 9:00 pmThursday: 11:30 am to 2:00 pmSaturday & Sunday: All day from 7:00 am to 9:00 pm• 10% discount on annual or multi admission passes at City of Edmonton's Recreation facilities• Free Playgroup: A parent run program for preschool children (birth to 6 years) on Tuesday from 9:00 to 11:00 am upstairs at the Callingwood Recreation Centre• Access to programs available at an addition-al cost: AKF Karate, soccer, and playschool• Business Discounts:15% at the Happy Camel10% off food purchases at Muggn'z25% off all public courses at University of Alberta Technology Training Centre15% off programs offered by Mommy Con-nections - West Edmonton$5 off a $50 purchase at M&M Meat Shops (Callingwood 6655 - 178 St)

This year’s skate tags are Olive green

Please contact Shauna Pretty at [email protected] to purchase your mem-bership. Family membership $35. Single membership $20. Valid September 1, 2016 to August 31, 2017.

Rink notice and Rink attendant position

Around November, weather dependent, our outdoor rink should be open. Please check our website for skating hours. The rink will also be available at certain times for rental.Rink Attendant required!We’re accepting applications for a Rink At-tendant to prepare and take care of our ice among other duties. Please send your resume to [email protected]

PlaygroupCLCL Playgroup program has returned…….Our parent run playgroup program for pre-school children ages 0 to 6 years has returned. The program is held in the hall located on the second floor of the Callingwood Recreation Centre (17740 – 69 Ave) Tuesday mornings from 9:00 to 11:00 am. A valid CLCL com-munity league membership is required and may be purchased then. Parent supervision is required. Pre-registration is requested but not required. For more information or to pre-register contact Jessica at [email protected].


780-487-7270 or 780-481-03308462 - 182 Street

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Substitute TeacherPreschool Substitute Teacher Required – Callingwood Lymburn Community Play-school

We are looking for a sub-stitute teacher to work on a casual basis, during our teacher’s absences and at times for additional sup-port in the classroom.

The preschool has abundant teacher resourc-es, toys, and equipment, as well as strong parent support. Our preschool is a parent cooperative and is a wonderful school, with an engaging, interactive, caring environment. Job Description:The teacher will:- supervise child care programming and/or work directly with children in providing de-velopmentally appropriate play experiences and environments that ensure children’s health, safety and development.- execute class and lessons according to the absent teacher’s written teaching plans.- provide supervision and create a positive classroom environment to a maximum of 15 children, ages, 3-4, with additional parent help provided. - notify the teacher of any important details that occurred in their absence.

Qualifications:- A minimum Child Development Assistant (Level 1) Certification is required.- Current Police Check - Current Standard First Aid in Child Care *The CLCP will reimburse the successful candidate the cost of their police check and first aid course. These can be obtained fol-lowing notification of them being the suc-cessful candidate.

Level of Pay:$132/day or $22/hourHours 8:30-11:30 am and 12:30-3:30 pmPlease email Resume to [email protected] website: www.callingwoodlymburn-playschool.com

CLCL Hall Rentals

CLCL offers two great locations to host your event.• Birthday Parties• Wedding Receptions• Corporate Events• Baby Showers• Family GatheringsRates:• $40.00/hr• 25% discount for CLCL membersHall 1 – Callingwood Recreation CentreMeeting Room:• Capacity for 35 people• Tables and chairsHall:• Capacity for 80 people• Kitchen with Fridge and Stove• Tables and ChairsHall 2 – Callingwood-Lymburn Community HallAmenities include:• Capacity for up to 75 people; 900 sq. ft.• Kitchen w/fridge, stove, microwave, fully equipped• Tables and chairs• Access to Skating Rink• Skating Rink available for rent for private functionsNote: Some restrictions may apply. Renter will be required to provide cash deposit, proof of insurance and liquor license may be applicable.For more information or to book a hall rental contact:Hall 1: Deanna Logan 780-486-4022 [email protected] 2: Lisa Madsen 780-444-0235 [email protected]


La Perle News18611 97A Avenue Phone: 780 486-4426 Email: [email protected]

Seating for 150 people Wheel Chair AccessibleFull Kitchen (Fridge, Stove, Microwave and ample counter space)Lockable Bar Area – Freezer, Stand up cooler and Coffee makerTables (31 Rectangle tables 6’ x 2.5’, 12 Round tables 5’, 2 Buffet Tables x 8’ x 2.5’), 150 Black folding chairsOutside Patio, Playground, skating rinks, baseball diamonds, soccer fields and bas-ketball nets

Pre-paid cleaning service available for a fee ($175.00) and availability

LaPerle Community League provides clean-ing products and equipment as needed

Not Provided: Dishes, cooking utensils, Linens, Decorations, Sound System, Projec-tor or Screen

THE USE OF GLITTER/SPARKLES/CON-FETTI OR OPEN FLAME CANDLES ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THE HALL

• All renters need to be over the age of 25, and provide Gov’t Issued ID and valid credit cardas well as a current Community Membership from within the City of Edmonton

• All rentals subject to a CASHABLE $550.00 Damage Deposit with the exception of the Skate Shack $200.00

• To secure a rental the Damage Deposit must be received at time of booking (cash/cheque only). All cheques will be cashed at that time.

• In order to serve alcohol during an event at La Perle Community League Hall you will need1) A valid liquor license and2) Third party liability insurance that names La Perle Community League as an “addition-ally Insured” partyin the amount of $2 million. Proof of above must be shown prior to rental and obtaining keys.

To receive La Perle Member prices you must hold both a 2016 – 2017 and 2015 - 2016 C/L Membership

ALL RENTAL PAPERWORK MUST BE IN THE SAME PERSON’S NAME.

La Perle Community Hall Rental InformationWEEK DAY / NIGHT RENTAL (3 hour minimum)MON – THURS La Perle Member Rate $40.00/hour Other Community Members $50.00/hour (Based on availability)FRI / SAT / SUN La Perle Member rate: 50.00/hour Other Community Members $65.00/hour

WEEKEND DAY RATES: 9:00 am – 1:00 am FRIDAY / SATURDAY / SUNDAYMain Hall / Kitchen / Bar Area /La Perle Community Members $375.00 / day Other Community Members $475.00 / dayTo set up the evening before please add $75.00 (based on availability)

WEEKEND / WEDDING PACKAGES From Friday 2:00 pm to Sunday 12:00 NoonLa Perle Members $550.00 Other Com-munity Members $750.00Mandatory Third Party Liability Insurance Required

Please contact us to inquire about Special Pricing for regular user groups

NO SPORTING ACTIVITES ARE AL-LOWED IN THE HALL (EG SPORT BALL/FLOOR HOCKEY ETC)

SKATE SHACK (Can also be used as a meet-ing room) (Washrooms, fountain)La Perle Members: $15.00 / hour Other Community Members: $25.00 / hourDamage Deposit $200.00

La Perle Community League reserves the right to rent only to those that meet or exceed the rental requirements. The La Perle Com-munity League also reserves the right to can-cel any function that is deemed inappropriate or harmful to community members and does not meet all contractual obligations.

*Rates are subject to change without notice.

La Perle Community League Executive 2016 – 2017

18611 97A Ave Edmonton AB T5T 4C1 Phone: 780 486-4426 Email: [email protected] Fax: 780 481-1726 Website: www.laperle-community.ca

FACILITY MANAGER: Office Hours: Mon/Thurs/Fri 8:45 – 11:30 AM

Cathy Johannesson

780 486-4426

Sign Update Rachel Johnson 780 486-4426 Hall Custodian Ragini Seemrith 780 486-4426

EXECUTIVE: President Trevor Eliott 780 909-3477 Vice President Denis Ricard 780 489-4485 Treasurer Ken Grovet 780 483-1293 Secretary Christine Bergstrom 780 752-9050 COMMITTEES: Casino Director VACANT Communications Director (NEWSLETTER) VACANT Crime Prevention Director Ken Kirsch 780 263-5103 Events Director (COMMUNITY LEAGUE DAY) VACANT Membership Director Barb Brazel 780 489-1766 Naturescape Director (FRONT YARDS IN BLOOM) VACANT Social Director (CLASSES / DANCES IN HALL) VACANT Website Director Andre Blanchard 780 486-4426 Soccer Coordinator Email: [email protected]

Hall Cathy Johannesson

780 486-4426 780 486-9505

Community Recreation Coordinator Una Bryce 780 944-7593 La Perle Community Playschool (located in La Perle Elementary School) Room 14, 18715 97A Avenue www.laperleplayschool.com

President: Amanda Percy

1 866 927 6020 780 484-1767

AS YOU CAN SEE, WE HAVE SEVERAL POSITIONS VACANT –PLEASE MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN YOUR COMMUNITY ~

Free Swimming for La Perle Community League Members!

Purchase your New 2016 – 2017 La Perle Community Family Membership and enjoy Free Swimming at Jamie Platz Family YMCA every Sunday from 5 – 7pm! Members will need to sign in by showing their current Com-munity League Membership card. You will also have access to the Indoor Playground on Saturday and Sunday from 8 AM – 8 PM, Tuesdays from 6 – 9 PM and Thursdays from 11:30 – 2:00 PM

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Canadian Blood Services needs to recruit ap-proximately 14,000 NEW donors each year in Alberta to continue to meet hospital needs in the province.

2016 Clinics at La Perle Community LeagueAll clinics run from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Saturday, October 29thSaturday, December 31st

Call 1 888 2 DONATE (1 888 236-6283) TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT OR VISIT www.blood.caWalk in’s are welcome.

Residents of La Perle can help support their community league by getting a free, no obli-gation home or auto insurance quote with Kim Van Huuksloot from All State insurance and

All State will donate $25.00 directly to the La Perle Community League. Simply mention our community league when you call.

Please contact Kim Van Huuksloot at 780-467-6149 ext 5015or email at [email protected]


Community League Memberships Community Memberships are $35.00 for a family membership or

$20.00 for a Senior or single ADULT membership.Please make cheques payable to the La Perle Community League.

Memberships are valid from September 1st – August 31st of the next yearDrop off this form and payment in the secured mailbox at the front of the hall located at 18611 97A Avenue

Questions, please contact the office ~ 780-486-4426 or our Membership Director, Barb Brazel 780-489-1766 Membership cards and skate tags will be delivered or mailed.

DATE: ________________________________________________________

Adult #1: _______________________________________________________ Adult #2: ___________________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________________ Postal Code: __________________________________________________

Phone: _________________________________________________________ Email: ______________________________________________________

Childrens Names: DOB M/F

1. ________________________________________________________ 4. _____________________________________________________________

2. ________________________________________________________ 5. _____________________________________________________________

3. ________________________________________________________ 6. _____________________________________________________________

Membership Type: Family ________ Senior ________ Adult Single ____________ Skate Tags? _______________________

Can we contact you if we need volunteers? Yes _________ No _____________

Would you like to receive news from your League via email? Yes ______________ No _____________

What are your families interests? (eg. Soccer, Swimming, Playschool, Skating, Fitness) If our rinks were to open this season would you use them?

Please feel free to comment below:

Be Super Duper and Volunteer

Volunteer Positions Available on the Com-munity League Board

La Perle Community League is currently seeking individuals to fill the following positions:

Communications Director:Responsibilities Include: • Is responsible for the publication of the newsletter and participates in collecting articles for the newsletter and sending items to the Publisher;• Oversees the delivery of the newsletter via Canada Post• Arranges for publicity via the newsletter & social media for league events;• Prepares an annual budget for publicity and submits it to the Treasurer;• Reviews and prepares policy and procedures with respect to publicity;• Reports monthly to the Board of Directors.

If you have a “flare” for advertising and Social Media this position could be for you!

Social Director:Responsibilities include:• Is responsible for all matters pertaining to social activities of the League, including dances, social nights, etc.;• Prepares an annual budget for social activi-ties and submits it to the Treasurer;• Reviews and prepares policy and procedures with respect to social activities; and • Reports monthly to the Board of Directors

Events Director:Responsibilities include:• Is responsible for all events, including tal-ent competitions, Community League Day, Winter Festival, etc.;• Prepares an annual budget for programs and submits it to the Treasurer;• Reviews and prepares policy and procedures with respect to programs; and• Reports monthly to the Board of Directors.

Naturescape Director:Responsibilities include:• Is responsible for all matters pertaining to the environment within the community• Chairs the “Front Yards in Bloom” and “Balconies in Bloom” programs• Reports monthly to the Board of Directors

Rink Committee: Is currently accepting volunteers to be a part of this rink revitaliza-tion. Without a committee the rinks will remain closed. Please contact the hall if you are interested.

Having people VOLUNTEER for Positions and events is the only way that the League can continue to offer events/socials/February Family Frolic and Community League Day activities. If you want to see change – vol-unteer and be a part of the solution. Please contact the La Perle office at 780 486-4426 for more information!

The Edmonton West Primary Care Network central office, After Hours Clinic and Low-Risk Maternity Clinic are moving to the Meadowlark Health & Shopping Centre on November 21, 2016. For more info, go to edmontonwestpcn.com or call 780-443-7477.


Hatha Yoga With Audrey

At La Perle Community LeagueAre you looking for away to become more flexible, more relaxed and improve stamina and strength? If so, join this yoga class with Audrey.

Classes are Tuesdays, from 6:30-7:30pm for 10 classes beginning Sept 13 - Oct 11 - for 5 classes, No classes Oct 18 & 25, Nov 1 - Nov 29 - for 5 classes

Call Audrey at 780-463-9944 to register. Note: Returning class members almost fill the class each session. Please call early if you wish to reserve a place.

Outdoor Ice Rink Technician / Rink

SupervisorLa Perle Community LeagueTemporary Position

La Perle Community League is accepting ap-plications for the Ice Maker/Rink Attendant position for the 2016-2017 winter season (Nov through Feb). Applications will be ac-cepted until November 15th, 2016.

Employee will be responsible for:- Operation and maintenance of the La Perle Outdoor Ice Rinks (2 rink total). - Regular maintenance and upkeep of the outdoor rinks along with ensuring a safe working environment- Maintaining a clean change room area- Ensuring the walkways and exit to the community hall and change room are clear of snow and ice and are safe- All snow removal and rink preparation must be completed prior to opening hours.- Supervision of patrons Monday – Friday 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm Saturday and Sunday 12:00 – 6:00 pm- Collection of skating fees and/or ensuring a current community league membership has been purchased.

Qualification, Experience and Skills- Knowledge of ice making and maintenance - Knowledge of equipment (Tractor and it’s attachments – snow blower, sweeper and blade)- Effective problem solving and communica-tion skills- Related experience-Ability to work with minimal supervision- Possess and maintain police security clear-ance and vulnerable sector search- Possess and maintain valid First Aid / CPR

Physical Demands:- Must lift or carry up to 10 pounds continu-ously, 50 pounds frequently- Must be able to work on slippery surfaces frequently- Must be able to walk long distances on even and uneven surfaces- Must be able to work in a variety of climates including extreme cold and warm weather

The ideal candidate will have experience in ice making and maintenance. The successful applicant will be placed in the appropriate classification based on related experience and qualifications. The option to take the ice making course through the City of Edmonton will be available.

Salary: Please provide us with salary expec-tations. To be negotiated.

Please send resume to [email protected] or by mail to La Perle Community League18611 97A Avenue Edmonton, AB T5T 4C1

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2016 Today’s Dental Scholarship

Dr. Noor-Allah Manji from Today's Dental sponsors a $500 Scholarship to a student in La Perle Community League towards their higher education. This Scholarship is a VERY GENEROUS way that Dr. Manji promotes post-secondary education to our youth. The following criteria will apply for ap-plicants:• The student should be currently enrolled in a post secondary institution such as University of Alberta, NAIT, Grant MacEwan University or Concordia. • The student must submit his or her Official grade 12 transcripts.• Students must have parents living in the La Perle Community and be a member in good standing for at least one year of the La Perle Community League. • The student must show how they are or have been involved in some form of community service.

Deadline for scholarship application: October 31, 2016.

Send your applications in writing to:La Perle Community League (Scholarship Committee)18611 97A AvenueEdmonton, AlbertaT5T 4C1Applications can also be dropped off in the secure mailbox located at the front of the hall.Should you require any additional informa-tion please call 780 486-4426.

ZUMBA at La PerleZUMBA® and PARTY YOURSELF INTO SHAPE WITH LEAH AND TERESA!This Latin-inspired, easy-to-follow, calorie-burning, dance-fitness party is the most fun you can have exercising. Come join the party! Open to men and women ages 16+.

Classes located at La Perle Community League 18611- 97A Ave Thursday evenings from 6:30 -7:30pm. Contact Leah for questions or to sign up at 780-910-7657 Classes begin on September 8, 2017

Life-Rescue Life-Rescue is an Edmonton based medi-cal training company, owned and operated by active Medical First Responders. We ourselves are residents of the community, and being so we would like to offer all La Perle Community League Members 50% off of our CPR and AED training courses.

The importance of being trained in CPR and AED usage• 5% survival rate - If someone is having a heart attack and is not given correct medi-cal attention.• 80% survival rate – If an AED is used cor-rectly within 1 minute of the heart attack.• 10% decrease is survival rate per minute medical attention is not given – The im-portance of correct medical training is es-sential to maximize a patient’s survival rate

Who should consider taking a CPR/AED course?

• Parents with children• Adults whose parents are now seniors, and may be living with them• Anyone considering a career in front-line services (Police, Fire, Military or EMS)• Anyone who is responsible for others – Ex. Babysitter, Coach of a Team, etc• Anyone who wants to learn what to do if there is a medical emergency

What we offer• “Heart & Stroke Foundation HeartSaver (C)”. This course includes:o CPR for adults, children and infantso 1 and 2 rescuer CPRo AED trainingo Choking in adults, children and infantso How to use basic airway devices – pocket mask and the Bag-Valve mask• Red Cross Standard First Aid, Emer-gency First Aid and CPR/AED (C)o Same content as Heart & Stroke Heart-Saver (C) o Also includes wound care, spinal care, bone/joint injuries and environmental emergenciesUpcoming courses• November 20th• Additional course can be planned at any time, based on demand

Please contact Cathy @ La Perle Com-munity League 780-486-4426 or Jesse Bowdige (contact information below) for inquiries or to enrollJesse Bowdige, BBALife-Rescue - Operating PartnerWebsite: [email protected](780) 965-2351Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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