your BRAESIDE BULLETIN

DELIVERED MONTHLY TO 2,400 HOUSEHOLDSOCTOBER 2020

THE OFFICIAL BRAESIDE COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER

BRAESIDE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION:

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BRAESIDE BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL CARE

11024 Braeside Drive SW Calgary

AT BRAESIDE BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE WE BELIEVE THAT CHILDREN ARE UNIQUE AND

REQUIRE A STIMULATING AND INTERACTIVE ENVIRONMENT WHICH RECOGNIZES AND

ACCOMMODATES EACH CHILD’S INDIVIDUALITY

A fully accredited nonprofit school age care located in Braeside community centre.

We offer a fun and exciting school year program & summer camp!

We focus on arts, crafts, nutritious snacks and out trips.Provincial subsidy is available to those parents

who qualify.For more information or to register your child contact

us at 403 258 0699 or email us atbraechildcare@gmail.com

Hours of operation:Monday – Friday 7:00am – 6:00pm.

School Holidays and professional development days: 7:00am – 6:00pm

FROM THE COMMUNITY COORDINATOR`S DESKBraeside Community Centre is temporarily closed. Braeside Community Association continues to work internally and manages the BCC.The best way to reach us is by email: braecom@telusplanet.net.

Our hours are currently limited, and we are grateful for your patience in responding to you.

Thank you!

Irena KarshenbaumCommunity Coordinator, BCA We do great things here

Join us @ Braeside Community CentreSeptember 2020 Programs

ACKU Braeside Karate Club (403) 232-0228Tuesdays 6:30-8:30 pmThursdays 6:30-8:00 pm

ELM Dog Obedience School (403) 281-7937 Tuesdays 6:00-8:00 pm www.elmobedienceschool.com

Essentrics® Stretch & Strengthen (587) 433-3917 Mondays & Wednesdays 6:30-7:30pm www.becauseyoucanfitness.ca

Foundation Baptist Church (403) 251-5920 Sundays mornings

Scarlet Brush Studios (403) 397-6706Art classes for kids and teens scarletbrushyyc@gmail.comFridays starting www.scarletbrush.com Kids: 5:00-6:00 pm Teens: 5:00-6:30 pm

OCTŌ-BER The name of the month of October has Latin origins. “Octō” is the Latin word for eight, and since October used to be the eighth month of the year when the Roman calendar was being used, it was then given its name. The name remained during the Julian calendar reform, and is now the tenth month of the year.

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Braeside Community Association/Centre

Membership ApplicationValid September 1, 2020 – August 31, 2021

Please Renew or Purchase a New Membership

Braeside Community Association/Centre Membership Application

Valid September 1, 2019 – August 31, 2020

Family Information: Adults (First and Last Name): _____________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________

Children (First and Last Name): _____________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________

Address: ________________________________________, Calgary Postal Code: ___________________

Phone No: _____________________________ Email: __________________________________________

Membership Type Available: (Please circle which membership type you are purchasing)

$25 – Member Up to 2 adults 18+ with or without children $15 - Senior Member Up to 2 adults over 55 $25 - Business Member

Volunteers: The Braeside Community Association holds many successful functions each year thanks to the tremendous help of our volunteers. If you would like to become involved, please circle below where you would be interested in volunteering. Board Member Committee member Children’s Events Parade Casino Stampede Breakfast Recycling Event Rink Maintenance Car Trunk Sale Submit completed form and cheque to: Braeside Community Association

11024 Braeside Drive SW, Calgary, T2W 6G5 Membership cards will be mailed to you. Please ensure mailing information is complete and accurate. Important – Privacy Legislation Community Association Members/Residents: The Personal Information Protection Act became law in Alberta on January 1, 2004. I understand that my personal information will be kept CONFIDENTIAL by the Braeside Community Association. I also acknowledge that my personal information may be used/disclosed ONLY in certain circumstances to establish, administer and maintain membership lists, program/sports registrations, government reporting, emergency contacts, or legal and regulatory requirements. I hereby consent to such use and disclosure for these limited purposes until such time as I may revoke my consent in writing. Signed: _____________________________________ Dated: _________________________________________

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Membership Number (Assigned by Community Office): ____________ Date Card(s) Mailed: _________________

Braeside Community Association/Centre Membership Application

Valid September 1, 2019 – August 31, 2020

Family Information: Adults (First and Last Name): _____________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________

Children (First and Last Name): _____________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________

Address: ________________________________________, Calgary Postal Code: ___________________

Phone No: _____________________________ Email: __________________________________________

Membership Type Available: (Please circle which membership type you are purchasing)

$25 – Member Up to 2 adults 18+ with or without children $15 - Senior Member Up to 2 adults over 55 $25 - Business Member

Volunteers: The Braeside Community Association holds many successful functions each year thanks to the tremendous help of our volunteers. If you would like to become involved, please circle below where you would be interested in volunteering. Board Member Committee member Children’s Events Parade Casino Stampede Breakfast Recycling Event Rink Maintenance Car Trunk Sale Submit completed form and cheque to: Braeside Community Association

11024 Braeside Drive SW, Calgary, T2W 6G5 Membership cards will be mailed to you. Please ensure mailing information is complete and accurate. Important – Privacy Legislation Community Association Members/Residents: The Personal Information Protection Act became law in Alberta on January 1, 2004. I understand that my personal information will be kept CONFIDENTIAL by the Braeside Community Association. I also acknowledge that my personal information may be used/disclosed ONLY in certain circumstances to establish, administer and maintain membership lists, program/sports registrations, government reporting, emergency contacts, or legal and regulatory requirements. I hereby consent to such use and disclosure for these limited purposes until such time as I may revoke my consent in writing. Signed: _____________________________________ Dated: _________________________________________

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Membership Number (Assigned by Community Office): ____________ Date Card(s) Mailed: _________________

BRAESIDE STORIES

We all have COVID fatigue, but this too shall pass. Please remember all the good times and we look for-ward to many more good times together.

Please watch our Facebook page for our reopening.

Irena Karshenbaum is the Community Coordinator for Braeside Community Association. braecom@telusplanet.net

Braeside Stories in Pictures

Photos by Irena Karshenbaum

We have super-secret security cameras in places you can’t even imagine. So if you’re doing something bad, please smile, we’re taking your picture. Then, we’ll transmit the reconnaissance information to our secret agents who will find you. Don’t say we didn’t warn you!

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This is Braeside Community Centre and our business is counter-espionage!

The Braeside BulletinThe Braeside Bulletin is published by the Braeside Community Association and delivered to all Braeside homes. Articles can be e-mailed to braecom@telusplanet.net. Submission deadline is the first of the month for inclusion in the following month’s publication. Space limitation may prevent some material sub-mitted from being published. Editing may be required.

While we make every effort to ensure that all information provided and published is correct, we are not responsible for any omissions or errors.

Opinions expressed within these articles, reports or submis-sions are the author’s and should not be considered as reflect-ing those of the editor or Community Association.

To place a paid advertisement in the Braeside Bulletin, contact Great News Publishing, 403-263-3044, sales@great-news.ca.

“The Braeside Community Association is committed to repre-senting the community with honesty and integrity, working towards common values and goals”.

Check us out on the web at: www.calgaryarea.com (click on SW, Braeside). Email: braecom@telusplanet.net. Follow us on Facebook at Braeside Community Association

We have super-secret security cameras in places you can’t even imagine. So if you’re doing something bad, please smile, we’re taking your picture. Then, we’ll transmit the reconnaissance information to our secret agents who will find you. Don’t say we didn’t warn you!

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This is Braeside Community Centre and our business is counter-espionage!

Board meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month (ex-cept July) at 6:30 p.m. in the Lower Hall, Meeting Room 2, at the Braeside Community Centre. The meeting is open to all Braeside residents or interested parties. If you have issues or concerns and you would like to be placed on the agenda, kindly call our Com-munity Coordinator, Irena Karshenbaum, at 403-253-4232.

To contact Board of Directors:Telephone: 403-253-4232•Fax: 403-253-3528E-mail: braecom@telusplanet.netMail: 11024 Braeside Drive SW, Calgary, Alberta, T2W 6G5

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed within any published article, report or submission reflect those of the author and should not be considered to reflect those of Great News Media and the Braeside Community and/or Residents’ Association. The information con-tained in this newsletter is believed to be accurate but is not war-ranted to be so.

Great News Media and the Braeside Community and/or Residents’ Association does not endorse any person or persons advertising in this newsletter. Publication of any advertisements should not be considered an endorsement of any goods or services.

BRAESIDE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

BOARD POSITIONS:President Robert GriggVice President Scott ApplebySecretary Joan ByersTreasurer Sue WilsonDirector of Construction Bob Byers& Maintenance Director of Transportation Jennifer BurgessDirector at Large Amanda BurkeDirector at Large Paul FinklemanDirector at Large Mark HarperCOMMUNITY CONTACTS:Community Coordinator Irena Karshenbaum 403-253-4232Before and After School Care Louise Whitbread 403-258-0699Chinook Musical Society For Tickets 403-271-3719City Liaison Jenna Findlater 403-476-7277Girl Guides Barb Augustyn 403-251-5169Southwest Seniors Heidi Riad 403-238-2524SW Community Resource Centre 403-238-9222AREA SCHOOLS:Braeside Elementary 403-777-8470John Ware Junior School 403-777-7930St. Benedict Elementary 403-253-1881GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES:Councillor, Ward 11 Jeromy Farkas 403-268-3611MLA, Calgary-Glenmore Whitney Issik 403-216-5421MP, Calgary Heritage Bob Benzen 403-253-7990

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LOCAL MORTGAGE BROKER: Your mortgage may be costing you thousands more than you need to pay! As a local mortgage professional, I have helped your neighbours navigate their purchase, refinance, and renewal options. Call Anita at 403-771-8771 | anita@ anitamortgage.ca | Licensed by Verico Avenue Financial Real Estate Solutions.

BRYAN’S PLUMBING: Local plumber, great prices, semi-retired. Renos and repairs. Free estimates and advice. Seniors discount. No job too small. Call Master Plumber, Bryan, at 403-560-6547, or email brenmak@telus.net.

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Beavers in the ParkBeavers have certainly been busy in the west end of Fish Creek Provincial Park - felling trees, building dams, flooding pathways, and greatly impacting park visitor experience in some areas. You may have seen beavers or the signs of beaver activity in the park and in recent years the issue of beavers has been escalating in signifi-cance for the park and community. Did you know that these water loving mammals also provide many eco-logical benefits? Their instinctual activities include the building of dams, which:• Act as speed bumps, decreasing the risk and costs of

major flooding and slowing erosion.• Pool water, allowing sediment suspended in the flow-

ing water upstream to settle out in the pond before the water continues downstream.

• Create unique habitat for plants, insects, amphibians, fish, songbirds, waterfowl and mammals.

• Retain water in times of high flow to slowly release in times of low flow.

• Improve water quality downstream of the dam.• Recharge groundwater reserves - This groundwater is

then released back into the stream during times of low flow, such as late summer.

By gnawing and felling trees, beavers help the riparian poplar forests in Fish Creek Provincial Park to regener-ate. Stumps often re-sprout, naturally diversifying the age class of the forest by creating young trees with old roots. Without beavers in the park, old stands of poplar may not be replaced naturally by younger trees. Inspired by the substantial beaver activity between Marshall Springs and Bebo Grove in Fish Creek, the Friends of Fish Creek are launching the Beaver-Human Coexist-ence Project. The goal of this project is to balance the needs of beavers and park visitors on the landscape.

Working with our partners at Alberta Environment and Parks, The City of Calgary, Cows & Fish and Miistakis Insti-tute, we will be cultivating a greater understanding of the important role this member of the wildlife community plays in the Fish Creek valley. The Friends of Fish Creek are working to foster a harmonious balance with our resident

beavers by installing some simple technology that will allow beavers to pond enough water for winter survival, while preventing the flooding of nearby pathways. We will also be offering a variety of interactive opportunities for the public to learn more about the good that beaver bring to the park and to see these technologies in action. Stay tuned to www.friendsoffishcreek.org to learn more!

Dedicate a Brick to Show Your Support for Fish Creek Provincial ParkHave you seen the individualized engraved bricks in front of the Cookhouse at the Bow Valley Ranch in Fish Creek Provincial Park? Now is your chance to dedicate a brick in the next phase of our brick project – the Fish Creek Community Terrace – which will be installed in front of the Cookhouse near the existing brick pathway. Leave a lasting legacy in Fish Creek as a gift for someone, a special milestone for you and your family, or simply to show others that you support Fish Creek Provincial Park. If you have a small or large business or are starting an entrepreneurial enterprise, consider having a brick en-graved with your company name or website. Bricks are only $250 and you will receive a valuable tax receipt for your donation. For more information, please contact the Friends of Fish Creek or visit https://friendsoffishcreek.org/brick/.

Membership Year Runs Until December 31, 2021The Friends of Fish Creek recently changed our member-ship year to reflect the calendar year and as result of that October is the best time of year to renew your commit-ment to Fish Creek Provincial Park! Membership shows that you care about the sustainability of this park, and while annual rates are very reasonable, funding through membership is essential in helping us to strengthen our conservation messaging and continue our stewardship activities. As a member you will receive more than one year of membership benefits, which include admission to Fish Creek Speaker Series presentations, discounts on courses like the popular Birding Course, and dis-counts at select local businesses. For more information, please contact the Friends of Fish Creek or visit https:// friendsoffishcreek.org/membership/.

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Councillor, Ward 11 Jeromy FarkasOffice of the Councillors800 Macleod Trail S (#8001)Calgary, AB T2G 2M3

403 268 2430 ward11@calgary.caSign up for Ward news: calgary.ca/ward11

1It was 64 years ago, a peaceful student demonstration in Budapest turned to a bloodbath in a single, explosive mo-ment. The communist secret police fired on the ranks of the students, slaying many on the spot.

As Tom Kennedy wrote, their only crime was asking for what all people should have: a decent life, without fear. In other words, the kind of existence that many Canadians today take for granted.

The student demonstration in pursuit of liberty and dem-ocratic reforms ignited a nation-wide revolt against the harsh policies and control embodied in the Communist government of the time.

Their audacity captured the attention and imagination of the world. The last ever broadcast from Freedom Radio was heard across the globe: “Nations of the world, in the name of truth and freedom, help!”

The Soviets responded quickly and cruelly. Acting in breach of promises and international law, they attacked Hungary. Despite the shining promise and rally cry for a “Free Hun-gary,” that ideal was not to be realized for at least another generation. The rest, so they say, is history.

Although the revolution failed, its consequences have been felt ever since, particularly in what is now considered the democratic transition in Central Europe, and in the lives of diaspora communities around the world.

Today, Hungarian immigrants and their descendants have contributed to every corner and part of Canadian life. To my grandparents, and to my father who was just a child when he arrived to Canada, our country was more than just a shelter from the storm.

It was the promise of a fresh start.

As we remember the events of the past, let us reflect on what comes next: building home, speaking out against injustice and honouring the sacrifices of those who came before.

We work to build what all people should have, but proves rare throughout the world: a decent life, without fear.

In other words, the great Canadian life that we must never take for granted.

Respectfully,

Jeromy Farkas, Ward 11 Councillor and Palliser Resident

RESIDENT PERSPECTIVES

The Power of

“I will…”by Elisabeth Fayt

For ten years, I was Executive Assistant to Canada’s coffee king, billionaire Ron Joyce, and I traveled the world on his private jet. Never a dull moment in the life of the rich and famous! A normal day would very naturally include meeting with business dignitaries, famous personalities, and politicians.

You might ask, “how does someone get a job like this?” Well, I remember quite vividly the day I re-ceived the job offer, and sharing it with my sister, who quickly exclaimed, “Don’t you remember? You pre-paved this!” 

It all came back to me. Fresh out of high school, with an aptitude for secretarial work, I remember emphat-ically pre-paving, “One day, I will be Private Assistant to a billionaire who has his own airplane!” Not sure exactly where that came from, but I pictured myself in a business suit, briefcase in hand, walking up the tarmac with my boss.

And that’s where I left it. I went about my life, doing my very best, taking opportunities as they arose. Then came the chance to work as an Executive Assis-tant for Tim Hortons in their Calgary Regional Office. A few years into the job, the Founder noticed how I worked with great passion and purpose. He sat me down and said “Elisabeth, you make things happen. I need you on the road with me as I build my business and empire.” And there it was, my dream job, and my pre-pave come to life.

This is the power of Intention, my friends. It’s what I’ve always called pre-paving, and it starts with “I will”. Have faith and believe in the power of your words. They will not fail you, when you say them with conviction. Never underestimate your own ability to create your dreams. 

What is your “I will”? Pre-pave it, and make it happen.

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Call us to discuss your big plans(403) 253-4232

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Calgary, T2W 6G5

Call us to discuss your big plans(403) 253-4232

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Calgary, T2W 6G5

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At Heritage Time Out, practitioners of quilting, knitting, crocheting, card making, as well as a “do-as-you-wish” table meet to learn and practice their art in a com-munity setting. Come and receive guidance from experienced makers, obtain advice, but mostly enjoy the company of women across the ages, make friends, and have a personal time out!

We usually meet on Wednesday mornings from 9:00 to 11:00 at McDougall United Church. As of July 1, our fall session is on hold until the church reopens. Please contact Lori at McDougall United Church, 403-252-1620, for further infor-mation.

Heritage Time OutMcDougall United Church, 8516 Athabasca Street S.E. (No religious content, non-denominational)

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Heritage Time Out

MLA, Calgary GlenmoreWhitney Issik311A, 2525 Woodview Dr SW T2W 4N4

403.216.5421 calgary.glenmore@assembly.ab.ca

Dear neighbours,

October marks the time of year when the weather begins to cool, the air becomes crisp, and the leaves change col-our. I hope that you all enjoyed the warm weather and sunshine that we had in Calgary-Glenmore this summer.

COVID-19 has presented us with a variety of challenges, one of those being our economy. Our government did what it had to do in the spring to protect all Albertans, and as a result, we are faced with a historic $24.2 billion deficit. We’ve developed a bold and ambitious recovery plan to build long-term strategies to diversify our econ-omy and create tens of thousands of jobs now. By build-ing roads, schools and other core infrastructure, we are benefitting our community. By diversifying our economy and attracting investment with Canada’s most competi-tive tax environment, we are putting Alberta on a path for a generation of growth. Our government is ensuring that Alberta has the most competitive business environ-ment. Our recovery plan has accelerated the Job Cre-ation Tax Cut to 8% on July 1, 2020, which was a year and a half sooner than promised. Alberta’s government is doubling down on efforts to reduce regulatory burdens and barriers for businesses through red tape reduction.

October 12 is Thanksgiving. I hope you and your family can take time to enjoy this holiday together and re-member what you are thankful for. As always, it is my honour to serve as your MLA. Please feel free to contact our office at any time.

Sincerely,

Whitney Issik

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