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228 Whitehorn Road NE 280-2880 www.calgaryarea.com

Fall is fabulous at Playschool! We had wonderful weather fora Pumpkin Hunt out in the field. We had a Happy HalloweenParty with many wonderful treats. Thank-you to all our parentvolunteers!

In November, we spent the month Taking Care of Me. Wespecifically learned about good nutrition and we finished it allup with a Healthy Snack Day. We are also starting to preparefor special Winter and Christmas events.

We still have a few playschool spots available on Thursdays,morning or afternoon. If your child is 3 or 4 years old pleasecall Ora at 272-8372 to register. Ask about the subsidyapplications we have available.

Whitehorn Playschool


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Its all

about YOUR

Community!

We understand the

importance of community -

its not just a place where

you shovel snow, and hang

your hat at the end of a day.

Its where you live. Where

your children grow up.

Where you are surrounded

by friends and neighbours.

And where you live makes

an enormous difference.

Its a wonderful thingwhen you are surrounded

by caring, supportive

neighbours in an active

community.

Your Community Association

plays an important role too!

They put on special events

and programs for residents

of all ages, promote active

living and recreation, worktowards the improvement

of the community.

Isnt it time to get involved?

Join the board.

Volunteer for an event.

Purchase a membership.

Sign up for a program.

Support your newsletter.

Make 2007 the year

you make a difference!

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WhitehornCommunity Association

Hall: 228 Whitehorn Road NE

Please note we do not have a mailbox at the hall

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 55110

Temple RPO T1Y 6R6

280-2880

Executive

President ................. Raleigh DeHaney, 285-7859

Vice-President .................... Ed Howell, 293-4227Tresurer ............................Neal Purdie, 269-3342

Secretary ........................... Linda Fava, 280-0812

DirectorsPlanning/Bylaws ........ Raleigh DeHaney 285-7859

Fundraising ......................... Ed Howell, 293-4227Membership ......................... Dan Gray, 590-4557

Youth Events .............. Chris Nicholson, 818-9733Events ...................................................... Vacant

Programs .................................................. VacantRecreation .............. Suzanne Davidson, 285-1457Echo Editor ........................ Linda Fava, 280-0812

School News ................... Pat Sokolosky, 280-5586Yard of the Month .......... Pat Sokolosky, 280-5586

Hall Maintenance ........... Jim Guenard, 285-8503

Directors at Large ........................... Tom Skinner..................................................... Maire Shelast

...................................................... Zeina Ahmed

Community LiaisonWhitehorn Seniors Group ....................................

Playschool..................................... Ora, 272-8372Scouts ....................................... Norm, 280-3674

Guides ....................................... Maire, 293-1182

Block Watch ......................... Dan Gray, 590-4557Police Liaison ....................... Sean Lynn, 567-6500

Community Recreation Coordinator................................ Heather Gibbons, 366-3960

Elder Friendly ................ Lynda Cossins, 283-3013Hall Manager/Rentals ................. Susie, 280-2880

Ice Rink .............................. Phil Carter, 280-4568

Bingo ........................................................ VacantCasino ....................................... Maire, 293-1182

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The WhitehornCommunity Associationwould like to wish everyonea Merry Christmas and a happy and safeHoliday Season. Please read the tips thePolice Department have included to make

your shopping trip safe and to prevenhaving your wallets, purses and parcelsstolen.

As was mentioned in the last newslettersnow and ice is your responsibility so pleaseclean your sidewalk after each snow fallPlease consider being a Snow Angel byhelping your elderly or disabled neighbouby assisting them with their shovelling. Thaway we can all safely enjoy the winteseason.

From the

Editor

Whitehorn Vision Statement: We are an inclusive community mindedassociation who are committed to recognizing and celebrating our

diverse nature through recourses, involvement and awareness.

Our next board meeting is Sunday, November December 2nd at 7:00 pm,followed by Sunday, January 27th at 7:00

pm. Please mark your calendars everyoneis welcome to attend!

CommunityAssociationMeetings

Whitehorn 55+ (L to R) Les Tayfel (Whitehorn Resident), JimGuenard and Pat Sokolosky (Board Members) taken on

September 10th at the William Watson Lodge during a TimHorton's Bus Trip the seniors planned. Photo by Lynda Cossins

Bingo CoordinatorNeededA Daytime Bingo Coordinator/Chairpersonis needed to run and organize the weekdayevents for the Whitehorn Community. Timecommitment varies depending on the numberof daytime bingos per month.

Please contact Raleigh DeHaney at 285-7859

for more information.

This position is neededimmediately and is a

very important one forthe Whitehorn

Community andresidents.

175th Whitehorn Scouts Christmas Treeswill be available from November 30th untiDecember 22nd (while quantities last) aVillage Square (coop parking lot): Weekdays, 10:00 am to 9:00 pm Saturday, 9:00 am to 9:00 pm Sunday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

See you in our temporary forest!

Scout Trees



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Congratulations to our December Yard of

the Month winners Leona and Herb Walkerof 4635 Whitehorn Drive NE

We moved to Whitehorn in 1978. Since thenwe have gradually changed our yard,

putting in a retaining wall at the back, takingout the fenced dog run the previous ownershad, bringing in top soil for a vegetablegarden, moving trees and plants around, andinstalling brick sidewalks, etc.

We collect rain water and have a compostbin. Many different birds visit our yard andthe bird bath. In summer we enjoy sittingout in our shady back yard on the cool

grass.

We commend the Whitehorn CommunityAssociation for encouraging residents tokeep their properties beautiful and neat.

Leona and Herb Walker

Yard of the Month

Community

Hall Rentals

Community

Hall Rentals

Saturday rentals for $400Friday and Sunday rentals for $300

(damage deposit $200)

Prices are quoted with a community membership of $25.If no membership is bought, fees will be 20 percent higher.

Please note that GST is applicable to rental costs.

Do you have a special event, meetingor gathering coming up soon?

Why not rent the Whitehorn Community Centre?

CallSusietoBooktheHall!280-2880



Ages 8+What You Need

Small Balloon White GlueSmall Paintbrush String or YarnRibbon, Felt, Glitter or Other Decorations

Yarn Ornaments

1 Envelope Unflavoured Gelatin1/2 cup Clear Liquid Soap (or Bubble Bath)Clear Plastic Jar with Lid3/4 Cup WaterFood Colouring (optional)Fragrance OilsSmall Waterproof Toy

Warm water until it begins toboil. Pour into mixing bowl andstir in gelatin powder untilcompletely mixed. Gently stir

liquid soap into gelatin mixture(dont stir too hard, you dont want

to make foam!). Add a drop or twoof food colouring and six to eight drops offragrance oil.

Pour bath jelly into a clean plastic container and adda toy. (To make a specialgift for mom or a fa-

vourite aunt use a silkflower or a seashell instead

of a toy!) Refrigerate untilset (three or four hours).

Scoop a small amount ofbubbly bath surprise underrunning water in the tub fora bathtime treat!

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Blow up the balloon, keeping it small. Tie off the end of the balloon.Paint the baloon with white glue and wrap with yarn in every direction.Make sure you get the top. Let dry.

Pop the balloon and attach a hanger to the yarn ornament. Decorate withglitter, ribbon, felt or other decorations.

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Chief Justice Milvain Elementary777-6700 3428 42nd Street NE

Dr. David Lodhar, PrincipalMs. Deb Witherspoon, Assistant PrincipalMrs. Nancy Jones-DiLello, Vice Principal

Enrollment, K to Grade 6: 430

Colonel J. Fred Scott Elementary777-6710 171 Whitehorn Road NE

Ms. Joy Chadwick, PrincipalMr. Ray Suarez, Assistant Principal

Mrs. Deanna Saarenoja, Vice PrincipalEnrollment, K to Grade 6: 415

Ecole St. Wilfrid Elementary285-4170 4225 - 44th Avenue NEMrs. Christine Cusanelli, PrincipalMs. Sharyn Favreau, Vice Principal


Annie Gale Junior High School777-7680 577 Whiteridge Way NE

Ms. Nicole Weber, PrincipalMr. Terry Baustad, Assistant PrincipalEnrollment, Grades 7 to 9: 555

Father Scollen Elementary/Jr High280-9052 6839 Temple Drive NE

Mr. Greg Verhappen, PrincipalMrs. Christine Gannon, Vice Principal


St. Martha Elementary/Jr HighFrench Immersion

273-9670 6020 4th Avenue NEMr. Daniel Danis, Principal

Ms. Donna Steffes, Vice PrincipalEnrollment, K to Grade 9: 570

Lester B. Pearson High School280-6565 3020 52nd Street NE

Mr. Greg Weir, PrincipalMr. Brian Tuff, Assistant PrincipalMs. Deb Price, Assistant Principal

Mrs. Laurie Tuck, Assistant PrincipalEnrollment, Grades 10 to 12: 1500

James Fowler High School230-4743 4004 4th Street NW

Mr. Keith Johnson, PrincipalMr. Darren Dyck, Assistant PrincipalMs. Lori Walsh, Assistant PrincipalMr. Jim Scott, Assistant PrincipalEnrollment, Grades 10 to 12: 1400

Bishop McNally High School293-7707 5700 Falconridge Boulevard NE

Mr. Marc Renaud, PrincipalMr. Jack Hill, Vice Principal

Ms. Andrea Holowka, Vice PrincipalMs. Andrea Urquhart, Vice PrincipalEnrollment, Grades 10 to 12: 1100

Father Lacombe High School248-9559 3615 Radcliffe Drive SE

Mr. Mark Rawlek, PrincipalMrs. Ralene Goldade, Vice Principal

Mr. Carl Gratton, Vice PrincipalMr. Dennis Stein, Vice Principal

Enrollment, Grades 10 to 12: 924

WhitehornSchool Directory

Whitehorn Community AssociationMembership Application

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Spouse

Children

Address

Postal Code Phone

Email Address

I would like to volunteer in the following to support my communityo Bingo o Block Watch o Youth Programs o Membership Driveo Casino o Social Events o Echo (Newsletter)o Short Term Projects

Membership Fees $25 Valid One Year from Date of IssueMake Cheque Payable to: Whitehorn Community Association

Mail to PO Box 55110, Temple RPO, Calgary AB T1Y 6R6 Attn: Membership

Active transportation is a concept fitfor todays fast paced society. In a worldwhere we are strapped for time activetransportation has two goals in mind:physical activity and getting to where youneed to be.

Most people may be strapped for time withfamily, work and other commitments and put physical activity on the backburner;but with active transportation theres timefor both. Active transportation meansincorporating physical activity intoyour travel plans in hopes of reachingthe recommended daily physical activityrequirements. Active transportation canentail walking, cycling, in-line skating,running or any other form of activity. Itis also possible to incorporate the useof public transportation for longerdistances.

For those who arent convinced in giving

active transportation a shot, have a look atsome of the benefits that may await you: Increase in daily physical activity Money saved on gas and parking Reduced environmental impact Helping reduce traffic congestion Increased quality of life Reduced stress

Make sure that when you are beginning touse active transportation you develop aplan. It is important to know the details,but also allow for some flexibility andchanges to the plan. For example, if you

choose to bike to work, clothing will be animportant question as weather will be afactor to consider. Consider what modesof transportation are possible and whatwould suit you best. Perhaps a dry run ona weekend is a good idea.

Consider as well how you should dressand if you need a change of clothes. Ask ifyou need to make alternate arrangementsbecause of the weather or any otherreason.

If choosing a mode of transportation thatis in the moderate or vigorous categoryconsider if showering facilities are avail-able.

When planning to use active transporta-tion, make it feasible and efficient. If youcan see that the benefits out weigh thecosts (which they should if you are choos-ing the correct method), then you will be

much more likely to continue with yournew routine. This could mean getting afriend to do it with you, or simply waitingfor a better time for you.

You may feel as though winter is a badtime to start biking to work even thoughyou only live 4 km away. This could be agreat time to start a bus/walking routinefor the winter or simply plan and get readyso that you can start first thing in thespring. With the right plan you will bemotivated and prepared for the excitingworld of active transportation.

Active Transportation



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Visit the Library in December for Christmas

books, magazines and CDs with a holidayflair! Weve got everything to help you planyour Christmas from crafty inspirations tothe celebratory feast! Or, for the ultimate gift,

purchase our beautiful Library Book bagsand include a Calgary Public Library CardGift Certificate!

Children Programs Jingle Bell Babies: Ages six to 23 months.

Celebrate the festive season with stories,songs and fingerplays especially for ba-bies. Tuesday December 11th 2:00 to 2:30

pm.

Waiting for Santa: Ages two to five. Getready for Christmas with stories, songs,and videos. Thursday December 13th 7:00to 7:30 pm.

Babys Winter Solstice: Ages six to 23months. A non-denominational celebra-tion of the holiday season, for little ones.Saturday, December 22nd 11:00 to 11:30am.

Registration required for all themed pro-grams.

Just for Teens Amazing Race: Library Adventures. Jun-

ior high teachers: register your class to

Village Square Librarycompete in this exciting adventure devel-

oped to increase students research abili-ties. Grades 7 to 9. Register by callingElena 221-2065.

Adult Programs Introductory computer classes on E-mail,

MS Word, PowerPoint, Excel and JobSearching. Some classes available inPunjabi!

New Friends and Neighbours Group co-sponsored by the Calgary ImmigrantWomens Association. Of interest to Im-migrant women, who wish to meet new

people, share experiences, improve Eng-

lish skills, and learn about community re-sources. Free childcare! Thursdays, 10:00am until noon, until December 20th. Reg-ister by calling 263-4414, ext 56.

Family Travel TipsAre you planning a long drive with youngchildren? Explore our selection of Music;Booktapes; or BookCDs; Read-alongs;DVDs and Videos for young travelers.Come to the Library and plan for your desti-nation with our Travel Collection.

Extended loan periods are available uponrequest to make your vacation worry-free!

Protect yourself during the busy Christmasshopping season. Wallet theft can happenin seconds. Maybe youre reaching for anitem on a grocery store top shelf, or chekcingout a potential outfit in a clothing storeschange room a thief then takes advantage

of your momentary distraction and lifts yourwallet from your purse or clothing.

Its often known as purse dipping and itcan leave you wihtout identification, cashor credit cards. Even worse, it can makeyou a victim of identity theft, where someonetakes your identification and pretends to beyou.

Trunk diving can also be an issue in parking lots, where thieves monitorshoppers who maight be leaving purchasesunattended in their cards. When theshopper goes back insidet he mall or store,

the thieves break into vehciles and steal thepackages.

The Calgary Police Services encouratesshoppers to take the following precautionsto keep their shopping experiences both funand safe: When you go shopping, take only what

you need with you. If youc an avoidtaking a purse, do so,and keep your wallet

Shop Safely PreventPurse Dipping and Trunk Diving

on your person in an inside pocket. If you take a purse, keep it with you at all

times. Dont leave it in your shoppingcart.

Purses should have zipperedcompartments to help keep wallets safer.

Carry your purse over your shoulder orhanging in front of you so you can alwayssee it.

When loading packages into your vehicle,ensure your purse is with you, not in ashopping cart or in your vehicle.

Always keep your purse with you whenyou are trying on clothes. Dont leave itin the change room, not even for a minute.

If your wallet is lost or stolen in a store,report it as soon as possible to store

personnel and the Calgary Police Service(the non-emergency 266-1234 number). Youshould also contact banks and credit card

companies immediately to report the loss ofyour debit and credit cards. Cards can beused to purchase items fradulently and forcounterfeit purposes. When you inform theissuer right away that they have been stolenthe issuer can prevent fraudulent use andhelp protect your identity from being stolen.

For more crime tips visitwww.calgarypolice.ca.

Be aSnow

Angel

Can you help a neighbour?If you have an elderly or infirm

neighbour, volunteer to help them withtheir walks this winter season!

The 84th Sparks are enjoying new

experiences. They are making interestingcrafts, making new friend, shaving partiesand bridging events with the Brownies andGuides. We have seven Sparks, a Guidehelper (Garnet) and two leaders (Roadrunne& Rainbow). We are looking forward tomany fun adventures.

October 19th to 21st the 84th WhitehornSparks went to camp with the 48thMartindale Sparks. For most of the girlthis was their first camp. The girlsenjoyed learning about the Four GirGuide, World Centers in Switzerland

India, Mexico and Great Britain. As theydid craft, ate meals from the areas andlearned new song too. We had our campfirewith a Brownie unit from Airdrie who werealso learning about the Four Girl GuideWorld Centers.

On October 27ththe Sparks went on theirvery first door to door Cookie Sales, sellingdelicious Chocolate Mint Cookies. If youwere missed, watch for us at various retailocations. You have until December 15th to

purchase your mint cookies. Roadrunner and Rainbow

(Pat and Marguerite Burge)

Whitehorn Sparks

WhitehornCrime StatsOffence October Year to

2007 DateBreak and Enter - House 1 23Break and Enter - Shop 3 22Break and Enter - Other 1 9Theft of Vehicle 13 58Theft from Vehicle 4 64Vandalism 8 74



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Playschool 9-3Karate 7-9

Venturers 7-9

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Venturers 7-9Girl Guides 6-8

Playschool 9-3Pathfinders 6:30-9

Playschool 7-9Acting Academy 7-9

Liberal Party 7-9

Playschool 9-3Brownies 6-7:30

Karate 7:45-9Toastmasters 7-9

AICP 1-3

Bubble Gum DanceMessiah Christian

Assembly Church 10 - 2 Private Function

AICP 1-3Evening Private Function Private Function

ChristmasDay

Boxing DayChristmasEve

AICP 1-3Messiah Christian



Venturers 7-9Girl Guides 6-8

Playschool 9-3Pathfinders 6-7

Acting Academy 7-9Scouts 7-9


Karate 7:45-9Rotary Club 7-9

Toastmasters 7-9 AICP 1-3Messiah Christian



Venturers 7-9

New YearsDay Playschool 9-3

Pathfinders 6-7Acting Academy 7-9

Scouts 7-9

New YearsEve

AICP 1-3

Messiah ChristianAssembly Church 10 - 2

Scouts 7-9 Private Function

By Zeina Ahmed,Whitehorn Guest Columnist

Lately, I have found myself in-trigued about a book thats be-coming popular all over the world

The Secret by Rhonda Byrne.The book talks about something

Rhonda realized after reading anovel her daughter gave her in2004 when it seemed like herwhole life was falling apart. It toldher about a secret the greatest

people in history understood andlived by. She was so in awe ofthe secret, she wanted to tell eve-rybody what she thinks is nowalmost forgotten.

After all the interesting things Iheard about Rhondas book, I feltlike racing to the nearest book-

store so I could dive for it if I sawit before other people could theirhands on it. And so, one fine day,I hurried into a bookstore andasked if the store had the bookin stock. The man in charge ofthe store replied quickly, as ifseveral people asked him thesame question regularly. Yes,

Realizing the Secretthey just came in today. Helooked at a stack of copies ofThe Secret in the back of theshop, knowing they would all besold fast. He also had a stack ofThe Secret DVDs available.He looked as if he knew all theDVDs would be gone soon, too.

I purchased one of each. Thatnight I watched the movie andlater read the book.

The movie has an uplifting, spir-itual and almost religious thememusic in it. The soundtrack andthe imagery in the film are beau-tiful. A number of people are in-troduced to the viewer. Theyshare one thing in common.They all appear happy, content,and enlightened. Each personexplains how the Law of Attrac-

tion impacts life. The Law of At-traction, they said, says a per-sons emotions and thoughtsmanifest reality.

If you are negative, you attractbad things. If you are positive,you attract good things to you.The speakers explained, every-

things most basic componentis energy. Therefore, positiveenergy attracts good, whilenegative energy attracts bad.

The Law of Attraction is true.How many times have we startedthinking of a certain person weknow, only to run into that per-son or hear from that person inthe next few days? How manytimes have we looked at a sce-nario and thought, this probably

Girl Guides 6-8

Playschool 9-3Pathfinders 6:30-9

Acting Academy 7-9


Karate 7:45-9Toastmasters 7-9

Messiah ChristianAssembly Church 10 - 2

WCA Board Meeting 7-9

is not going to work, or, thereare too many things that can gowrong with this, and how oftendid things go downhill once we

started thinking like this?

The film and the book are eyeopeners. They talk about theimportance of faith in an infinite

power and the power of positivethoughts and emotions. Theconcepts discussed are, in real-ity, the teachings of all.


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