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NGCL executive updateIt’s been a bit like musical chairs for members of the league’s board over the past few months. At the AGM in March, all but two positions were filled: secretary and treasurer. Two members volunteered to step up and give us a full roster: Melissa Altamirano is now our Secretary and Fraser Porter is our Treasurer.

Unfortunately, our President Marie-Josee Bruneau recently announced that she is moving. Marie-Jo has been a long-term and active member of our community who has volunteered for numerous activities, including organizing the most recent Volunteer Appreciation event in April. She will be missed.

With Marie-Jo’s departure, the executive has switched around again. Ryan Young has taken on the role of President and Corinne Sawarin has joined Carolyn Aarnoutse as a Vice President.

NGCL now has a full board of 20 members (not including the playschool executive) who have a lot of great plans for the upcoming months. If you’re new to the neighbourhood, or wanting to connect with more people, please contact us to get involved. Better yet, the park is often the gathering place for our community, so grab some food and head over there to meet your neighbours.

Drop-in Kids’ Programs (July 2 to Aug 21)Our free drop-in program returns from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on weekdays for kids ages 6+ (younger kids can join with parental supervision). It is not a babysitting service, but a chance to join in on some group fun, including sports, crafts and games. North Glenora’s own Lauren Piers has been hired for the position. This free program is jointly sponsored by North Glenora Community League, Grovenor Community League, Westmount Presbyterian and St. Paul’s Anglican.

Green Shack Programs This popular city-run program returns to North Glenora during the summer afternoons. Events run Monday to Friday from 2:30 to 6 p.m. On hot days, the spray park will also be open for everyone to use.

City of Edmonton Day CampsThe City of Edmonton offers a great selection of day camps in communities each summer. This year, North Glenora hosts a “Heroes in Training” camp from Aug 10 to 14. The camp is for 3- to 5-year-olds, and runs from 9 to 11:30 a.m. each day. The cost is $74 and you can register at http://tinyurl.com/kpyk8v5. Many other camps are being offered in nearby communities.

$1,000 Bursaries for University StudentsAre you interested in making an extra $1,000 during the summer? SCIP grants provide a way for you to volunteer in the community while earning some extra cash (www.joinscip.ca). We would love to receive proposals from students willing to organize some extra activities in the park (soccer camp, drama camp, adventure camp, art camp, etc.). Ideally, we are looking for programming between 12 and 2:30 p.m. on weekdays, but you can suggest alternative times—as long as the total project is over 50 hours. If you have an idea, contact Ryan at [email protected]. This year, we hope that three to four university students will take advantage of this program.

Summer fun in North GlenoraSpray deck, sports camps, Green Shack and more!

The park will once again be bustling with activities during the summer months. Here is a summary of events and programs:

In This IssueSummer programs Page 1An update on your exective Page 1Upcoming events Page 3Summer walking group Page 5Security update Page 5Yoga Page 7September pub night Page 7Membership Information Page 7

Title Volunteer Phone Email AddressPresident Ryan Young [email protected] Office Support Kurena Adams 780.452.6610 [email protected] Janitor Paul Iverson Past President Bruce Jakeway [email protected] Fraser Porter [email protected] Grants Coordinators Jordan Elias [email protected] Corinne Sawarin

Secretary Melissa Altamirano [email protected] Greeting Cards Agnes Brennan 780.455.0114 [email protected]

1st Vice President Corinne Sawarin [email protected] Buildings and Grounds David Salmon 780.270.2949 [email protected] Guy Sopiwnyk Hall Bookings Catharina & Stuart Fraser 780.454.0266 [email protected] Planning and Transportation Andrew Gregory [email protected] Neighborhood Security Corinne Sawarin 780.667.4228 [email protected] School Liaison Louise MacKay 780.469.8405 [email protected] Kitchen Keeper

2nd Vice President Carolyn Aarnoutse [email protected] 45 Plus Club Bev Orchard 780.455.7072 [email protected] Family Programs Monika Ibrahimi [email protected] NGCL Indoor Playground Vacant Family Movie Night Jennifer Domanski [email protected] Adult Programs Rhonda Van Heyst 780.455.9360 [email protected] Margaret French 780.451.0808 Sports Programs Guy & Chelsey Ambrosio [email protected] Membership Barbara Urias [email protected] Welcoming Elizabeth Turner [email protected] Historian Andrea Laurie [email protected] Publicity & Newsletter Michelle Woodard [email protected] Newsletter Distribution Kirsten Paetsch 780.452.9687 [email protected]

Playschool Executive President Megan Jakeway [email protected] Vice-President Melissa Campbell Treasurer Laurie Dabgotra Secretary Cara Roemmich Registrar Erica Peacock

Special CoordinatorsCasino Neil Lang 780.975.0868 [email protected] Garage Sale Louise McKay 780.469.8405 [email protected] Fair Margaret French 780.451.0808 [email protected] Day Jason Ross/Sarah Smyth [email protected]

Feeding backyard birds Page 8Fall craft weekend Page 8Skinny homes and garage suite update Page 9WPC development update Page 945+ Club update Page 11Community weekend Page 12Fall Bazaar Page 12Local Business and Student Listings Page 13

Community Contacts

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Upcoming Events

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Emergency ContactsEmergency Calls 911Non-emergency calls [email protected]

Police Switchboard 780.421.3333 (Weekdays)

West Division Police Station 780.426.800016506 - 100 Ave, hours: 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily

Crime Stoppers 780.422.TIPS (8477)

Animal Control 780.496.8860

Report a Coyote 311

Newsletter Submissions Silly Legal StuffComments, suggestions and compliments are always welcome via email at [email protected]

Advert Inquiries:Please contact Michelle Woodard by email at: [email protected] for information. Current rates can also be accessed on the ngcl.org website.

Delivery ContactDelivery of our newsletter is handled by the lovely and talented Kirsten Paetsch. If you would like to apply for a route when one comes available or if you have any problems with delivery, please contact Kirsten at 780.452.9687 or email [email protected]

Newsletter Submissions for the September issue are due no later than 8:00 pm on Friday, August 21, 2015.

The North Glenora News is published by the North Glenora Community League for the benefit of the Community.

Note that the articles and advertisements appearing in the North Glenora News do not necessarily reflect the views of the North Glenora Community League. Its officials or individuals cannot be held responsible in anyway for the effects of any information published herein.

While we make every effort to assure the accuracy of the information contained herein we cannot be held responsible for errors or omissions.

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MACEWAN UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SWIMSundays: 2 - 5 p.m.MacEwan Sports and Wellness 10700 104 AveFree for all North Glenora Community League Members(Bring your community league membership)

Walkie TalkiesEvery Wednesday Meet at 6:15 p.m.Walk around the community every Wednesday! Meet at the Green Shack.

SUMMER KIDS’ PROGRAMSJune 29 - Aug. 21At the parkSee page 1 for details.

Government ContactsScott McKeen, City [email protected]: 780-496-8140

Sarah Hoffman, [email protected]: 780-455-7979

Laurie Hawn, MPPhone: 780-442-1888

MARK YOUR CALENDAR! August 28North Glenora’s summer-end BBQ


Sean Nykolyshyn ABR®, SRES®, REALTOR® [email protected] or 780.298.6956

• North Central resident realtor since 2005 • Accredited Buyer Representative • Seniors’ Real Estate Specialist • Advocate of mature neighborhood living

www.sean.edmontonrealestate.pro

N o r t h G l e n o r a C h a p t e r

Meets at the NGCL Hall Tuesdays with a weigh-in at 6:30 pm followed by a short business meeting. This support group is open to men and women. For more information, call Joy @

780.444.3510.

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Heat Related Illness

With the return of warmer weather, Alberta Health Services EMS would like to remind citizens to stay safe in the heat and sun this summer. While children and the elderly can be more susceptible to the effects of heat, basic prevention measures should be taken by all to avoid a heat related illness during periods of hot and humid weather.

Heat stroke• Heat stroke is a medical emergency

that requires prompt treatment. It can be fatal.

• It occurs when the body can’t cool itself naturally (e.g. perspiration). The body’s temperature will continue to rise to dangerous levels.

• Due to severe dehydration and the inability to sweat the patient may appear flushed and skin may be hot and dry to the touch.

Heat exhaustion• Heat exhaustion can occur due to

excessive fluid loss during periods of prolonged sweating in a hot and /or humid environment (indoors or outdoors).

• Patients may suffer headaches, weakness, fatigue, nausea /vomiting, thirst, chills, and profusesweating.

• The patient is usually cold and damp to the touch and the skin may appear pale or dusky gray.

First aid• First aid for all heat related

illness begins with removing or sheltering the patient from the hot environment.

• Remove excess or tight fitting clothing and allow them to rest in a cool environment.

• If the patient is conscious and alert, provide suitable fluids such as water, juice, or a sports drink.

• If you are concerned, seek medical attention or call 9-1-1.

Prevention• Stay well-hydrated by drinking

plenty of water. • Limit alcohol consumption as

alcohol dehydrates you. • Always wear a broad brimmed

hat to keep the sun off your face and neck.

• Apply waterproof sunscreen with an SPF of 50+, especially for children. The sun’s UV rays peak between 10am-4pm, even on cloudy days.


We are a not for profit group here in Edmonton. If you have fruits growing in your yard that you do not need, give us a call and we will come to get them. For more information contact us at 780-244-0129 or www.fruitsofsherbrooke.ca. Thank you!

New Summer Walking GroupYou’re invited to join the Walkie Talkies or the Walkers of North Glenora (WONGs). This is an informal, drop-in walking group where all ages are welcome. We will explore the streets and alleys of our friendly neighbourhood and enjoy the company of other walkers.

When: Wednesdays all summer long at 6:15 p.m. Where: Meet at the Green Shack at the playground of the community park

Hope you can join in on the fun and remember: two WONGs can make a right . . . or a left!

Security Update Summer has finally arrived, and school is almost done for the year. Not only will families be relaxing and enjoying vacations away from home, but also taking part in the summer activities right here in North Glenora. The warm weather has already seen the playground full of smiling faces and play, which is so wonderful to see. Sadly, there have been some reports of bullying and inappropriate behaviour by some older children towards some of younger children in and around the park.

Our EPS liaison is aware of these incidents and takes them very seriously. As security liaison for North Glenora, I agree this is not acceptable very and want to ensure the park, and our entire community remains a safe and welcoming place for everyone. Hopefully, these were isolated incidents, but in the event of future problems, there are avenues to take, to help address concerns.

If you are aware of or observe anything of concern in our community, please connect with me either by email, at [email protected] or by phone at 780.667.4228. If the matter is of a more urgent nature, I encourage you to also make a report to EPS on the non emergency complaint line 780.423.4567. Any and all reports of problems in North Glenora are brought to the attention of our liaison with the police, and helps them to make decisions regarding changes to their presence in North Glenora. If you do connect with EPS directly, please also keep me in the loop, so I can follow up with our police liaison directly.

Wishing everyone in our wonderful community a safe and fun summer!

Corinne Sawarin

North Glenora Community LeagueMember Free Swimming

Sundays 2 - 5 pmMacEwan Sport and Wellness, 10700 104 Ave

Free for all North Glenora Community League Members(Bring your community league membership)


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Community MembershipsThank you to all NGCL Members who have obtained their 2014/2015 memberships. We have more than 320 members, so far.

I invite you to get involved and volunteer some of your time for the 2015/2016 membership drive that will begin in September.

If you would like to get a membership, 2015/16 membership are now available.

Please call Barbara U at 587-523-4548 to request yours.

2014/15 Membership Fees Family $35Any resident (single parent, with children) $25Adult (1 or more 18 or older) $25Senior (65 or older) $15

You can pick up a membership at Unit 7, 13612-109 A Ave on Tuesdays or Thursdays, and Fridays after 6 p.m.. To arrange a different time, please call 587-523-4548 or email [email protected].

Have you recently moved to North Glenora? We would like to offer you a complimentary membership for 2014/2015. Call Elizabeth Turner at 780-455-8660 for details.

Type of Crime Mar Apr May JuneBreak and Enter (Garage) 0 1 1 0Break and Enter (Apt/House) 0 1 2 1Theft from Vehicle 1 4 2 1Assault 1 1 0 1Theft of Vehicle 1 0 2 1Sexual Assault 0 0 0 0Theft Over $5,000 0 0 0 1

Crime map

Please remember if you see anything suspicious to call 911 as soon as possible. Together we can all prevent crime in our neighborhood!

For more information on crimes in our neighborhood visit crimemapping.edmontonpolice.ca

North Glenora YogaWednesdays at 6:30 p.m.July 8 to August 12Price: $65

Experience Sattva this summer, finding strength, balance and joy with

friends and neighbours in the heart of our community.

Registration required by July 3. Email [email protected] or call 780-920-1049.

September Pub NightAvast me harties! September Pub night will be held on September 18 from 8 to 11 p.m. The next day is “International Talk Like a Pirate,” day so we hope you will join us for some Grog (or beer, coolers, wine and the usual non-alcohol beverages). Bring some pirate or snack grub to share. The Bar Babes will have some serious loot as door prizes, and an extra ticket for anyone who shows up in pirate garb.

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Questions I’m asked about feeding birds

By Dave Cleary of Wild Birds Unlimited on the corner of 122 St and 107 Ave in Edmonton

Q: Why feed birds in summer?People who only feed the birds during the winter miss out on summer bird feeding fun and fascinating wild bird ‘family life’ activities. Fledglings are leaving the nest and many, like woodpeckers, are taught to eat from feeders by their parents; a fascinating interaction to ob-serve. You can recognize Downy and other woodpecker fledglings by their fresh and dapper plumage, whereas that of the adults is worn and dusky from their repeated trips in and out of the nest cavity. After a few weeks, the parents stop feeding their fledglings and may even peck at them if they persist in begging for food to get them to feed themselves. Fledglings require a lot of protein and calcium to help them grow strong, properly-coloured feathers and strong flight muscles. Help your birds with

high-protein foods like mealworms, pea-nuts, Bark Butter® and suet. These energy-packed foods will entice your woodpeckers to bring their young to your feeders as they teach them where to find foods. Don’t miss out on this great time of year to feed young woodpeckers and lots of other newly fledg-ing birds.

Q: How can I attract birds in the summer with water?To attract the greatest variety of birds to your yard, provide a source of water along with your feeders. Birds prefer to bathe and

drink in different depths of water. Use a bath with a sloped edge or add stones to vary the depth so birds can bathe comfortably. Place your bath 10 to 12 feet from shrubs so predators can’t surprise the birds. Shrubs also offer birds a place to preen their feathers and dry off. You will attract more birds with moving water. Use a Water Wiggler™ to create motion. Regular cleaning will help reduce algae and is good for your birds’ health. Scrub your bath regularly with a brush, rinse well, and replace with fresh water.

Dave Cleary and Jan Chapman are owners of Wild Birds Unlimited at the corner of 122 St and 107 Ave on the north-side in Edmonton. The mission of Wild Birds Unlimited is to bring people and nature together. See their website at www.wbu.com/edmonton or call them at 587-521-2473.

Got books?If you have extra children’s books—anything from storybooks to chapter books—the North Glenora Summer Program would be grateful for your donations.

Contact Carolyn Aarnoutse at 780-453-2142 or email [email protected].

Fall Craft Weekend The Fall Running with Scissors Craft Weekend is scheduled for October 16, 17 and 18. This fun craft weekend gives you the opportunity to work on whatever craft you want to manage in the comfort of the community hall. Knitting, Scrapbooking (both traditional and digital) quilting, card making, photo sorting and even mending have been crafts done in the past weekends.

To be on the mailing list when more details are available, e-mail Rhonda at [email protected].


City Changes Rules to Allow Skinny Homes and Garage Suites

Westmount Presbyterian Church Development UpdateOn June 9, neighbouring residents to the Westmount Presbyterian Church (WPC) received a letter to say that the WPC had submitted their application to rezone. A site plan, elevation and recap of the community’s feedback to the developers can be found online at http://northglenora.org/development/westmount-presbyterian-church/ Residents interested in following progress of the application can find it at http://maps.edmonton.ca

The developers have committed to holding a public meeting for residents to reiterate the feedback they have received and how it has influenced their project. The meeting will occur in late August or September. Your opinion regarding this application is important. If you have any questions or comments, please write, call or email: Nola Kilmartin, PlannerCity Wide PlanningPhone Number: 780-944-0123Email Address: [email protected]

On April 13 , after a two-day public hearing, city council voted nine to two to make changes to the zoning bylaw and allow the subdivision of lots that are a minimum of 50 feet wide, as well as to expand the locations where garden and garage suites could be located. These changes effect properties that are zoned RF1 (Single Detached Residential Zone) and include a significant portion of North Glenora.

Lots that are zoned RF3 have been able to be subdivided since 2012. North Glenora has only one lot with this zoning, but neighbourhoods such as Westmount, King Edward Park and Bonny Doon have a large number of lots zoned this way, and have seen a few of these lots subdivided. The typical redevelopment sees one old house replaced by two skinny houses, which are typically 17-feet wide, two stories and 1,400 to 1,900 square feet. Skinny houses must conform to all the same requirements as any other home as specified in the mature neighborhood overlay regulations, including meeting the maximum height, minimum setbacks, as well as lot coverage and parking restrictions.

Garage suites were previously allowed in certain locations in North Glenora (on corner lots, lots fronting

onto a service road and on lots adjacent to row housing or apartments housing). They are now a discretionary use on any RF1 lot. The height restrictions have also been eased. This change allows garage suites to be up to 5 feet higher than the principal residence, to a maximum height of 21.3 feet.

The reason for this change was that the previous rules capped the height of a garage suite at the height of the principal residence. This made it impossible to build a garage suite that met the regulations if the principal residence was a bungalow.

Some of the reasons given for making the changes included: giving people more housing options, using city infrastructure more efficiently (i.e. the sewer pipes are already there and they have to plow the street no matter how many people live on a block), as well as to allow increased density to better support public transportation and to increase the utilization of our schools. The general sentiment from council was that it would be likely that any one neighborhood would only see a few pairs of skinny homes per year and a few garage suites, and that they would have very little if any effect on the feel or character of the neighbourhood.


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each Sunday at 10 a.m. West Edmonton Christian High School

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Biblically faithful and mission focused Anglican (ANiC) congregation.

We offer meaningful worship, home fellowships, youth ministry and Christian education.

Visit our web-site: www.ChristThe King-Edmonton.ca E-mail: [email protected]

Telephone: 780-800-5515 Pastor: The Rev. Lars Nowen

Youth Pastor: Stephen Lieberman

Westmount Presbyterian Church13820 – 109A AvenueCOME JOIN US!

Sunday Worship11am (with children’s program)

Youth Group Sunday 7 – 9pm

Connecting people to God and to one another.

St. Paul’s Anglican Church 10127 – 145 St. | 780-455-0771

www.stpauls-anglican.ca Sunday Worship Services: 9 am and 10:30 am

Crosstalk Day Camp at St. Paul’s July 20 to 24, 2015

Our weeklong day camp is filled with activities for children aged 4 (about to begin kindergarten) to 12 (just finished

grade 6). For more information, contact the church office.

Drop-in DancingStop by Robertson-Wesley United Church, 10219-123 Street, on Monday September 14, 28, October 5, 19 and November 2, 16, 30. This is an opportunity to share, to pray and to dance. All individuals welcome.

Contact: [email protected] or phone: 780-455-8195.

45+ Club Report At the June 2 Executive Meeting, it was decided that the 45+ Club will host four events in the 2015/16 year. Three potlucks with entertainment to follow are being planned on Oct 23, Dec 4 and April 23. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m., supper at 6 p.m. and entertainment at 7 p.m. There will a per person cost as well as a food donation. A fourth event will be planned on February 26 at 7 p.m. If you would like attend the monthly executive meetings to help plan and organize the four events for the 2015/16 year, please contact Donna or Bev. We also need people over the age of 12 to help with setup/cleanup and other needs, depending upon the event. Please contact Donna by e-mail or Bev by phone if you can volunteer.

45+ Club Executive is asking for suggestions for a new name for the club in the 2016/17 year. Please send suggestions to Donna at [email protected] or phone Bev at 780-455-7072. A prize may be given to the submission if it is chosen by the 45+ Club Executive.

Cake:1 1/2 cups brown sugar1/2 cup shortening1 egg1/2 tsp salt1 cup sour milk1 tsp soda2 cups rhubarb cut finely2 cups flour1 tsp vanilla

Grandma’s Rhubarb Cake

Topping:1/2 cup white sugar2 tbsp melted margarine1 tsp cinnamon2 tbsp flour

Cream sugar, shortening, egg and salt. Then, dissolve soda in milk, and add to creamed mixture alternately with flour. Add vanilla and rhubarb. Pour mixture into 9x13 pan. Mix topping ingredients, add to top of cake and bake at 350 degrees for 40 min (or more depending on oven) at 350 degrees

Rhubarb season is upon us! Here’s an idea for how to use up some of your backyard bounty:


In-Your-Home Pet SittingLet me take care of your pets

in your home

SHARIE BAGGETT780-455-2877

Advantages to Home Sitting• pets are in their own environment • no stress on the animal• dogs will be walked morning and evening • home is more secure• house plants would be taken care of• no fear your pet could contract a virus or infection

House Cleaning in North Glenora

Available on Saturdays and Sundays in North Glenora.

Call Barbara at 587-523-4548 for more information.

Now booking tables for the NGCL Community Bazaar

Make crafts and think you may want to sell them? Have some cool things around the house you want to send to a new home?

Get yourself a table at the North Glenora Community League October Bazaar!

Our October Bazaar is a combination craft and “garage” sale on Saturday, October 3.

Tables are $12 each for NGCL member and $15 each for non-members (limit of two tables per household). Table booking fee is non refundable and no catalogue businesses, please.

Deadline to book tables is September 1! Call Louise at 780-469-8405 to book a table, or to get answers to your questions.

Community WeekendSeptember 18 & 19, 2015

Watch the September newsletter and website for more information about the great events going to

celebrate our amazing community!


North Glenora Student Registry

North Glenora Business Listings

Students available for babysitting, yard care and snow removal.

Name Service Phone Availability Other Information

Grace Van Meter Babysitting 780-454-5459 Evenings and weekends Babysitting course completed

Rachael Duke Babysitting 780-884-3404 Evenings and weekends

Haley Laviolette Babysitting 780.482.1415 Evenings and weekends Babysitting course completed

Katie Oltsher Shook House/Pet Sitting 780.430.0591 Daytime or longer periods Experienced; references available

Alyssa Laurie Babysitting 780.451.2707 Weekends and some evenings Babysitting course completed

Tanner Piers Lawn Cutting 780.447.5564

Kate Hughes Babysitting/Plant care 780.488.0586 Weekends and evenings Babysitting course completed

Sawyer Desaulniers Odd Jobs 780.218.7380 Snow Shoveling, Odd Jobs

Eric Hughes Lawn Cutting 780.488.0586 After school/weekends

Brennan Robiaille Snow Shovelling, etc 780.905.0436 After school/weekends Yard work, mail pick-up as well

Alexandra Sopiwnyk Babysitting 780.455.9915 Weekends and some evenings Babysitting Course completed

Students, do you live in North Glenora and want to be listed in our registry? Email [email protected] with your name, availability, and service you offer and we’ll be happy to add you to our list.

Live local and help support North Glenora residents and local businesses by using the list below when you need services.

Business Contact Phone Service

Avon Darlene 780.504.1652 Make-up, skincare & fragrances

Bliss Baked Goods Hanna 780.453.0101 www.blissbakedgoods.ca

Dagu Integral Coaching Services Cheryl Whitelaw 780.903.5519 Career and Life Coaching

Design Effex Inc Gillian Korsch-Tkachuk 780.910.6129 Interior Decorating & Design

EnSegs Services Chris Barry 780-720-2210 Solar instlation

Epicure Darlene 780.504.1652 Dips, spices & cookware

Finish Carpenter Andrei Feher 780.760.5501 Finish Carpentry

Groat Road Auto Service Don Sande 780.454.1144 Automobile Service and Repair

House Cleaning Barbara 587-523-4548 House cleaning

Megan’s Family Doula Services Megan Jakeway 780-701-4913 Childbirth doula certified with DONA, International

Janet’s Waxing Studio Janet Olstad 780.221.9223 Certified Esthetician

Jay-Kur Contracting Jay Adams 780-995-4578 Residential/Commercial Renovations

Professional Abstract Art Tatjana Elgersma 780.983.4848 Custom Abstract Art

Photo Boutique by Ana Feher Ana Feher 780.760.5501 Photography, Craft and Art

Rainbow Eavestroughing (1982) Ltd. Adrian Aarnoutse 780.447.1696 Soffit, Fascia, and Eavestroughing

Ron’s On Site Mechanical Repair Ron Garner 780.455.5002 Small Engine Repair

Scentsy Nicole 780.937.1808 nicolemcc.scentsy.ca

Smooth Transitions Edmonton Ltd. Pat/Karen Lencucha 780.540.4310 Movers specializing in Seniors

Speech Therapy Services Ltd. Melissa Campbell 780.982.8889 Registered Speech-Language Pathologist

Are you a North Glenora Community League Member and have a business you would like to include in our new business listings? Email [email protected] with the information listed above and we’ll be happy to add you to our list. Include a PDF, vector, or high resolution jpeg image of your business card and we’ll run it whenever we have space. Best of all it’s free!

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