THE OFFICIAL COMMUNITY LEAGUE NEWSPAPER: BRITANNIA-YOUNGSTOWN, CANORA, GLENWOOD, HIGH PARK, MAYFIELD & WEST JASPER / SHERWOOD ALSO SERVING THE STONY PLAIN ROAD AND AREA BUSINESS REVITALIZATION ZONE
MAY 2011 VOLUME 4 • ISSUE 4 CIRCULATION 15,000
Artist rendering of Jasper Gates Condominiums located at 10140 -150 street. The project will commence this Summer with completion in Winter of 2012.
JASPER GATES CONDOMINIUMS A Luxurious Take on Sustainable Living Located in the desirable west-end community of Canora, Jasper Gates Condominiums is Edmonton’s newest address for the 40-plus urban dweller. The three-story condo complex combines the luxury of commercial amenities on its first floor, with exceptionally designed residential condos located above. Beljan Development president and Jasper Gates Condominiums developer, Ivan Beljan, is committed to building sustainable residences within Edmonton which will “revitalize and rejuvenate the older neighbourhoods in the city, and ultimately bring Edmontonians back to living closer to the city’s core.” His vision for reviving Edmonton’s mature neighbourhoods, and providing a sustainable living environment and lifestyle is a refreshing initiative for the city. Strategically situated off Stony Plain Rd. and 150th St., the property is near the newly approved west LRT leg, allowing residents to enjoy easy access to public transportation. There is also no shortage of amenities nearby, with the neighbourhood boasting numerous shopping, grocery and pharmacy locations. The scenic River Valley is a short walk away, providing any outdoor enthusiast with plenty of bike and walking trails through the numerous picturesque parks. For those more interested in the urban lifestyle, West Edmonton Mall is a few minutes away offering the ultimate shopping and entertainment destinations, and a quick commute will take residents to the city centre.
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The 20 suites have been professionally designed by Edmonton-based CK Design Associates Inc., and offer three finish packages to choose from. Floor plans maximize space and functionality, with the choice of one-bedroom or one-bedroom-plus-den suites. Each modern condo also features a convenient in-suite laundry room, and spacious balcony complete with barbecue outlet – perfect for entertaining! Condos, which range from 658 to 777 sq. ft., have the added benefit of nine-ft. ceilings that complement the openconcept design. A doublesided fireplace adds warmth to the home, while hardwood floors, upgraded stainless steel appliances and attractive granite countertops all enhance the interior eye appeal. Visual charm and outstanding location aren’t the only features Jasper Gates Condominiums has to offer. The development has been designed with superior engineering that pays detailed attention to the sound environment of the homeowners. Concrete separates each of the three levels of the condominiums, dramatically eliminating sound between each floor. Also, residents can be sure their home maintains a private atmosphere with the upgraded sound insulation feature separating their suite from their neighbours’. Beljan has taken into account that security is an integral component to a condo owner’s peace of mind, and is providing residents with a secure
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underground parking garage that is protected by card entry. Jasper Gates residents will also benefit from monitoring the parkade through security cameras, streaming live images to their personal televisions. Plus, with the abundance of street-level parking situated around the condominiums, homeowners don’t need to worry about visitor parking space limitations for their guests. Jasper Gates Condominiums seamlessly balances the needs of Edmonton’s mature condo seeker, providing a modern and sustainable living environment with the feeling of luxury. Beljan is “dedicated to providing a superior product” to all condo owners, and with prices starting at $239,000 with a $10,000 discount on all presales, now is the time to become a part of the Jasper Gates Condominiums Community!
For more information or to learn more about Jasper Gates Condominiums visit their website at jaspergates.com, or call 780.886.6814. Visit the sales centre at 10043-151 St. Hours are Tuesday and Thursday from 4 to 7 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 p.m.
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www.thespurr.ca Editor: Jamie Post editor@thespurr.ca Gardening: Michele Hebert gardening@thespurr.ca Community Info: Steve Gauley community@thespurr.ca Business Info: Diane Kereluk business@thespurr.ca SPURR Photographer: Kailey Schwerman photographer@thespurr.ca Advertising: Jim Wooley ads@thespurr.ca
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What is SPURR The Stony Plain (road and area) Urban Revitalization Report is a community based newspaper whose mission it is to serve the west-end communities of BritanniaYoungstown, Canora, Glenwood, High Park, Mayfield, & West Jasper / Sherwood along with the Members of the Stony Plain Road and Area Business Association. SPURR is a joint initiative for Community & Business Interests of Edmonton’s westend lead by: City of Edmonton Community Services, Neighbourhood Revitalization Project and the Stony Plain Road and Area Business Revitalization Zone. The opinions expressed in the articles appearing in The SPURR are those of the people named as the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of The SPURR, its editor, its publisher, the City of Edmonton or the Stony Plain Road and Area Business Revitalization Zone. For More Information Please Contact: Steve Gauley, Jasper Place Revitalization Coordinator, Office of Great Neighbourhoods City of Edmonton Community Services Dept. 10835 - 120 St. N.W. P.O. Box 2359, Edmonton, AB, T5J 2R7 Ph: 780-944-5417 jprevitalization@edmonton.ca Diane Kereluk, Stony Plain Road and Area Business Association 10043 151 Street. Edmonton, AB, T5P 4Z7 Ph: (780) 477-5169 info@stonyplainroadbrz.ca
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JAMIE POST
While we're probably due for a last gasp snowfall from winter this month, I think it's warmed up enough to safely discuss leaving hibernation and venturing out into spring/construction season. In that vein, I'd like to talk about things to do here in our own backyard. One of the topics currently being championed by a number of organizations and Community Leagues across the city are the benefits to be had by “Living Local”. What does this entail? It means taking full advantage of the services and amenities close to home, the benefits of which can go far beyond simply being able to put to better use, time, which could have been used raising blood-pressure while being stuck in traffic.
One of the obvious benefits of being out and about in your home community is the sense of vibrancy it can create - not just for the viability and sustainability of local business and local economies, but the interaction within a community. The activity, the “eyes on the street”, Photo by Jim Wooley makes for a safer community. The demand for and halls, it's great. When you have utilization of local amenities 150 communities doing the encourages everyone to take same, you have a pretty nice advantage of what our communi- city to live in. It was the ties have and creates a notice- strength of local communities gave birth to the able demand for local improve- that ments and revitalization. For our- Community League movement selves and our environment, liv- which is in many ways, so ing, working or playing close to unique in Edmonton, something home reduces the environmental which has helped guide the and financial impacts of having to development of the city over the past century. travel to points across the city. Little changes can easily add up to a great deal. When you have one active community, with viable local businesses, and active parks and community
So go outside, check out the corner store, and have fun....before it starts snowing again in 5-6 months ; ).
C A N O R A PA R K WAT C H I would like to extend a great big thank you to all of my great helpers for helping with the shopping, folding newsletters, stuffing the Easter Egg Hunt goodie bags and most of all assisting with the Easter Egg Hunt. We are very lucky to have such wonderful volunteers. I would also like to say a great thank you to everyone who came out and joined in the Easter Egg Hunt. See you all again next year. We are still having our flower planting in St. Anne Park but with the weather the way it is we are not sure when that will happen. If you would like to join us in playing in the dirt, give me a call at (780)484-1777. We will supply coffee and goodies when the work is done. The 4th annual Mini-Carnival is fast approaching. It will be on May 29 from 1:00PM to 4:00PM at St. Anne Park on 153 St and 102 Ave. There will be live music, games and prizes as well as face painting for the children and a Barbecue. Hot dogs will be 25 cents, chips and cheezies will be 25 cents, and juice, pop, or
Happy Spring Everyone! water will be 50 cents. Come out and have a Looney lunch. The money raised this year will go to the Stollery Children's Hospital. Come out and join us for an afternoon of fun and socializing in the park. The August event is still in the planning stages but we are making progress. We will keep you posted in the next edition of the SPURR. We are planning to have another "Meet the Police" night in September due to popular demand.
We haven't finalized the exact date. This event will be held at the Canora Community Hall at 10425 152 St. Watch for the final date in the next issue of the SPURR. The next meeting of Canora Park Watch will be held on Tuesday May 17 at the Canora Community Hall at 7:00PM. Come out and join us. We are open to new ideas and still need volunteers to help with the mini-carnival. If interested you can contact us at canoraparkswatch@yahoo.ca or just come out to the meeting.
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J P R U P D AT E Community Clean Up Back for the Second Time
TISHA RAJ
A rotting sofa in the back alley, a discarded bed on the sidewalk or planks with rusty nails sticking out can definitely be a sight for the eyes. In an effort to enhance community wellness and beautify the communities surrounding Stony Plain Road, last June, the Jasper Place Revitalization with other key community partners and volunteers held a community clean up event. A grand total of 20 tonnes of garbage was collected from the neighbourhoods of West Jasper Place, Canora, Britannia-Youngstown and Glenwood. The event was organized by the City of Edmonton and coordinators from St. Paul's Anglican Church. St. Paul's Anglican Church also recruited their own youth volunteers from other neighbouring churches.
Ten refuse dumpsters were designated at various locations with many community residents volunteering their time to assist local residents dropping off unwanted household items. Meanwhile there were groups of volunteers who went round the neighbourhoods to pick up litter and garbage scattered on the ground.
Two U-Haul trucks collected discarded items in the back alleys along Stony Plain Road and from some residents who needed an extra hand removing large household items from their homes. The day ended with a volunteer appreciation and community barbeque to celebrate the success of the event.
Due to the success of the event, another clean up will be held June 11, 2011. We will be renting refuse bins and strategically placing them throughout the area. The June SPURR will contain the locations of the bins. If you would like further info, or to volunteer, contact Steve Gauley at 944-5417, or email steve.gauley@edmonton.ca.
THE DIRTY GARDENER
MICHELE HEBERT
COLD WEATHER CROPS Spring in Edmonton is slow to show itself this year. I still have mounds of snow in the shady spots of my yard, but have faith that they will soon disappear. This may be the perfect year for cold weather veggies, some tried and true, and some new ones such as Bok Choi, Rapini or Leeks. Crops that I've grown before in early Spring are the usual peas, lettuce, spinach. Not very interesting or unusual, but fairly easy to grow and reliable. I will grow them again this year, of course, but am going to try a couple of cold weather veggies I haven't grown before such as leeks and rapini.
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Leeks (a national emblem of Wales) are the mildest of the onion family. They can be started indoors 10-12 weeks before the last frost which, in Edmonton, is anywhere from mid May to early June, or (my preference) buy the seedlings and transplant into your garden. I found a ham and leek quiche recipe I'm itching to try once my leeks are harvested, usually in early to mid September. It is an essential ingredient in Cock-aleekie soup and in vichyssoise. Leeks were Emperor Nero's favourite vegetable, and he claimed they improved his voice. They are a good source of vitamin B6, vitamin K and folate. Rapini is a member of the cabbage family. It looks like very thin young broccoli and is often called broccholini, broccoli raab and spring broccoli, but is not broccoli at all. It can be used raw in salads, or steamed lightly, or used in stir fry. Do not overcook. It is a very good source of phytochemicals, which help protect Continued on page 5
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against cancer. Rapini needs to grow in fertile, well drained soil in cool temperatures, as hot weather will cause it to bolt. One cold weather veggie that I have grown the past couple of years, with great success, is bok choi. I have planted it from seed directly into the garden, but it does have a tendency to bolt (like rapini and spinach) with hot temperatures. Seed three weeks before the frost free date, and again in late August or early
September for a fall crop. It can be eaten at every stage from baby greens to mature plants, and is wonderful braised, in stir frys and soups, and raw in salads. Try something different this year in your garden. For the price of a package of seeds or a few seedlings, you might find a new favourite veggie and (heaven forbid) your kids or grandkids might like it!!! Until next month, Happy Gardening.
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COMMUNITY NEWS BRITANNIA-YOUNGSTOWN
CANORA
15927 - 105 Avenue Edmonton, AB T5P 0T8 Phone: 780-483-8983 New Website! www.bycl.ca
10425 - 152 Street Edmonton, AB T5P 4P1 Phone: 780-489-6007
Spring Clean-up and Neighbourhood BBQ May 29, 2011, 2:30 pm at the BYCL Hall. Come together with your family, friends and neighbours, pick up waste bags and supplies and help us clean up our back alleys and parks! 5:00 meet back at the hall for a BBQ supper. Contact Simone at 780-628-5630. Gardening Club Next meeting: Thursday, May 5 at 7:00 pm The next two topics planned are: Pruning your trees (why, when and how) and controlling weeds and plant diseases. To keep in touch and hear about upcoming events, send an email to Miep Raedschelders at gardens@bycl.ca and we'll add you to our email list. Broadway Bound Are you looking for activities for your kid's this summer? Two full weeks will introduce you to the lifestyle of musical theatre. Learn the triple threat song, drama and dance. This unique experience will finish with a musical performance for friends and family. A field trip event is also included. When: July 18 - 29 Who: Kids aged 8 - 13 years Where: Britannia Youngstown Community Hall Registration begins on May 3. To register call 311 or online at http://eReg.edmonton.ca Monthly Community Potluck Dinner When: May 26, 6:00 p.m. Where: Britannia Youngstown Community Hall Fusion is building a team of people who are willing to be part of a monthly community potluck dinner. The last Thursday of each month at 6 PM. Senior's Circle The Senior's Circle will start meeting again on May 4 at 10a.m. Email Jane at seniors@bycl.ca Parents and Tots We meet weekly on Thursdays from 9:30 to 11 at the BY Hall. If you have any questions please email Simone at playgroup@bycl.ca or 780-628-5630. Spring Perennial and Plant Exchange May 28, 10:00 - 11:30 am Britannia Youngstown Community Hall Bring any perennials from your garden that you'd like to share, extra annuals that you may have seeded, or even extra seeds. Annual General Meeting When: May 11, 7:00 p.m. Britannia Youngstown Community Hall Summer benefit of membership Once again, this summer league members will be able to access the city-run outdoor pools for free. This includes Fred Broadstock Pool, Mon-Thurs from 5-7pm. Hall Rentals A lot of work has been done renovating the hall and it looks great. For info email hallrentals@hotmail.com. 6
Important Phone Numbers Rink: 780-489-6070 Hall: 780-489-6007 Hall Rentals Inquiries: 780-952-7006 Email: canora11@telusplanet.net Follow us on Facebook too
TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES OPEN HOUSE May 17th, 2011 - West End Christian Reformed Church, 10015-149 St., 6:30-9pm Why is this important to you? The city's plan is to increase the density of housing within communities along the LRT line (along 156 Street in Glenwood). The proposed TOD Guidelines have been drafted to guide commercial and multi-unit housing developments within 400m-800m of proposed LRT station locations.
The Executive Board is still looking for a person to fill our events position.
MOM'S MORNING OUT **CANCELLED** FOR SUMMER
The next executive meeting will be on May 10, 2011.
WALL CLIMBING FOR YOUTH AGES 12-15 May 28th, 2-4pm Glenwood Community is offering an opportunity for youth to participate in the City of Edmonton's Community Cruiser with a trip to the west end wall climbing center. Transportation to and from the event is provided starting at the Glenwood Community Hall. Participant cost is only $5 spaces limited so book early! Register by phone at 311.
Upcoming Events - June 18, 2011 times to be announced...... FREE!!!! SPRING CARNIVAL FREE!!!!! Country Swing Evening DATE June 25,2011, WHERE 10425 152 Street, TIME 8 pm - 12 am QUESTIONS? - Call Christine 780-860-1874 Neighbourhood Renewal/Great Neighbourhoods Investment Date is May 31, doors open at 4:30, presentations at 5, 6, 7 p.m. Refreshments provided. Canora Community Hall 10425 152 street Wanting to volunteer for our league? Please do, call Christine to help out at an event or carnival at 780-940-5620, and Virginia at 780-478-0979 to volunteer for a BINGO. May bingo dates are Castle downs Bingo on May 17, Tuesday evening, special 5pm- 12am, and Caesars on May 30, Monday 5pm-10pm Call Virginia for more information.
SPRING BIKING CLASSES Helmets and Bike Bells are Mandatory Both classes run at the Glenwood Community Ride to Survive - Saturday, May 28th 1:30pm to 3:30pm, Ages 6-12 years (No training wheels please.) Cost: $10 Code: 416160 Register by phone at 311. 4 Wheel Drive - Saturday, June 4th 1:30 to 3:30pm, Ages 4-6 years Cost : $10 Code: 416167 Register by phone at 311. INTERESTED IN A WINTER JOB IN 2011? We will be looking for a rink attendant for NEXT winter (this is a paid position).Contact Michele at 780-439-3169 to leave your info.
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TUESDAY NIGHT EUCHRE Join us for Euchre Tuesday night at the Hall. Registration is at 6:30pm.
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GLENWOOD COMMUNITY LEAGUE SWIM Jasper Place Pool from 4-6 on Sunday evenings for a free swim.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING A special thank you to all 8 non-executive members who attended the Annual General meeting on Sunday, April 17th. We are still needing to fill the following positions.
NEED A MEMBERSHIP FOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION? Contact Michele for more information at 780-439-3169.
HIGH PARK Sports Director - organizer for spring soccer Gaming Director - organize 1 Casino every 1824 months and completes relevant paperwork. Newsletter Director - Compiles community information gathered at the monthly meeting and submits to the SPURR by mid-month. KEEP YOUR MIND SHARP - LEARN HOW TO PLAY “GO” Wednesdays at 6pm in May - Glenwood Hall SCRAPBOOKING DAY OUT Saturday, May 7th 10 am- 6 pm At the Scrapbooking Day we will provided: _ Your own 6 foot table- plenty of work space! _ lunch, snacks and beverages _ access to my stamps & ink pads _ access to my Cricut machine Registration is $20. Register by email kewchuk@telus.net or phone (780) 489-5955
11032 - 154 Street Edmonton, AB T5P 2K1 Phone: 780-484-4646 highparkcommunity.com ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Wine & Cheese Sunday, May 29, 2010 @ 2:00 pm Community Garage Sale Saturday May 14, 2011 - 10:00 - 4:00 $25.00 per table Contact Nora at 780-486-1867 Pre-School Registration 2011-2012 May 15, 2011 from 6:00 - 9:00 Register your child, between 30 months and 4 years, in our parent cooperative preschool, please contact Nora at 780-486-1867 or High Park Community at 780-484-4646. preschool@highparkcommunity.com S P U R R M AY 2 0 1 1
COMMUNITY NEWS Bingos If you have a team that would like to work a Bingo for fundraising, please contact Val at 780-244-5870. Next Bingo Date: May 16, 2011 (5:00-12:00pm)
CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENTS Tournaments are held the first and third Wednesday of every month from 7:00 to 10:00pm. Cost is $5/person. Call Shirley at 489-8945
Board Meetings May 10, and June 14th, at 7pm
CARPET BOWLING Come and get some exercise on Monday's from 1:00 to 3:00 pm. The cost is $1.00
Adult Drop-In Wednesdays - 12:30pm - 3:30pm High Park Hall. Call Joan at 780-489-5419
MAYFIELD 10941 - 161 Street Edmonton, AB T5P 1G2 Phone: 780-483-4675 www.mayfieldcommunityleague.com
Swimming Your 2010 - 2011 membership allows your family to swim FREE at Jasper Place pool on Saturday 6 - 7 pm till the end of June 2011.
Soccer Registration Contact Jim at 489-7596 Sherwood Elementary School Sherwood School is accepting registration for kindergarten to Grade 6. Call school 489-2600.
Community Services
Ebenezer United Church 16302 106 Avenue. Edmonton T5P 0W9 Phone 780-489-5803 Church Service, Sunday at 11 a.m. List your Non-profit group for $99 per year (*some conditions apply).
Special event listings FREE for non-profits, otherwise classified rates and some conditions apply.
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AGM- We have a new board and they welcome you to all come out to a pancake breakfast on May 14th 10:00 am till 12:00. Bingo Call Grace at 780-486-4801 to volunteer. The next bingo dates are: May 26th, June 25, and July 30th at the Castle Downs Bingo hall.
Michele Bugera Independent Soirée Stylist 9823 169 Street NW, Edmonton, AB T5P 3X3 780.965.9269 micheleb.stylist@peekaboobeans.com
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Zumba Funnest Fitness Ever! Zumba Starts April 10th 7pm to 8pm. Where - Mayfield Hall
Murray Armstrong M.S.W., R.S.W. Donna Armstrong B.Ed. 10027 166 Street, Edmonton, AB T5P 4Y1 Email: dmarm@telus.net Phone: 780-444-4399
Latin Dancing/ a Party Workout 10 weeks for $105.00 Bonnie at 780-489 3254
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Yoga Every Tuesday at the Hall. 6:30 to 7:45 PM Call Fran at 780-484-1476 Seniors Carpet Bowling Tuesdays and Thursdays Call Doreen @ 780-486-1833 or Marlene @ 780-484-5728. Mayfield Crafts Every 3rd Saturday of the Month, the hall will be open from 10am-4pm for crafting.
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Membership Mark Saturday Sept 17th, 2011 on your calendar. We will be partying in the park. More info to follow in August. CARDS 1. Whist on Wednesday 1 to 3 pm 2. Whist on Sunday from 7 to 10pm Cost is $1.00. Coffee and snacks
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