In and Around...

A Community Guide
for Residents & Visitors to the
North Peace
 G P R C F A I R V I E W C O L L E G E C A M P U S

Not just the place for a brain workout!

Yes, we provide top-notch training that
gives people a head-start on their careers.
We also have excellent recreational facilities
that are available to the public.

Check out our fitness centre:

Fully-equipped weight room
Cardio room
Sauna
Racquetball / squash courts

and other on-campus recreation facilities:

Group Exercise Classes
Body Sculpt
Stability Ball
Zumba
Yoga
Covered ice rink
3-hole golf course & putting green
Indoor riding arena
Soccer field & ball diamond
Gymnasium
Trout pond

For more information:

780.835.6689

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 In and Around Fairview Fall/Winter 2010
Fitness, Sport and Recreation Community Support and
55 plus 2011 Summer Games Wellness
Society .........................................32 AB Health Services .....................12 ADVERTISE
Fairview Regional Career Resource Centre............11
Aquatic Centre ................... 18-23 Fairview & Area The In and Around
Cummings Lake Palliative Care Society .............13 Fairview Guide
Recreational Area.....................16 Family & Community will have 2 issues per
Cummings Lake Trail Map .......17 Support Services.......................14 year. The
Dunvegan Fish & Game Kid Sport .......................................... 8 Spring/Summer is to be
Association .................................25 Peace Parent Link .......................25 released early
Dunvegan Nordic Ski Club ......25 Family & Community Resource April and the Fall/Winter
Fairplex Arena ..............................11 Centre ............................................. 7 is to be released early
Fairview Curling Club ................27 Victim Services ............................11 September.
Fairview Golf Course .................28
Fairview Silver Blades Arts, Culture and Education If you wish to be a part
Skating Club ...............................26 College Town Capers ................... 9 of the guide to promote
Fairview Ski Club.........................27 Fine Arts Centre ............................ 9 your organization
GPRC ................................................. 2 Mitelka Folkloric Theatre ........... 6 please contact:
Hines Creek Golf Course ............ 6
Hines Creek Minor Hockey ......28 Other Important Pages Daryl Greenhill
Horangi Taekwon-Do ................10 Chamber of Commerce ............10 Community Services
Scouts .............................................31 Clear Hills County .......................15 Manager
Taoist Tai Chi .................................24 Community Contacts 780-835-5461
Unchaga Lanes .............................. 9 and Events ................................3, 4 Email:
Whispering Pines Ski Area.......30 M.D. of Fairview ...........................29 recreation@fairview.ca
Town of Fairview .............6, 24, 26
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FITNESS, SPORT AND RECREATION
55 Plus 2011 Summer Games Society ..................................................................................................................................... 780-865-0999
Cummings Lake Recreation Area Open May 1-October ................................................................................................... 780-835-5461
Dunvegan Fish & Game Association contact Martin Larsen ........................................................................................... 780-876-6556
Fairview Curling Club contact Cheryl Biegel 780-835-5293 ............................................................................................. 780-835-2828
Fairview Golf Club ............................................................................................................................................................................ 780-835-2844
Fairview Gymnastics Club............................................................................................................................................................. 780-835-8651
Fairview Kings Senior Hockey Club contact Gerry Noullett ............................................................................................ 780-835-1144
Fairview Ladies Hockey League contact Karla Stucklschwaiger 780-835-3760......................................................... 780-835-2187
Fairview Minor Ball #ONTACT,ANCE7IEBEFORMOREINFORMATIONsLDWIEBE ABNORTHCOM................................... 780-835-0852
Fairview Minor Hockey............................................................................................................................. www.fairviewminorhockey.com
Fairview Minor Soccer Registration starts in March ............................................................................................................ 780-835-3219
Fairview Olympians Swim Club Season starts May 1st...................................................................................................... 780-835-3872
Fairview Regional Aquatic Centre www.fairview.ca........................................................................................................... 780-835-2812
Fairview Shorin Ryu Karate Club Classes run September to May................................................................................. 780-835-8178
Fairview Ski Hill ................................................................................................................................................................................. 780-835-4725
George Lake Campground Open May 1-October ................................................................................................................ 780-494-2419
GPRC Recreation Centre ................................................................................................................................................................ 780-835-6689
Hines Creek Curling Club contact Ken Wamsley................................................................................................................... 780-834-0115
Hines Creek Golf and Country Club New Year’s Eve Dance call 780-835-4644 ......................................................... 780-494-2217
Hines Creek Minor Hockey Club contact Davina Mason ................................................................................................... 780-835-9290
Horangi Taekwon-Do ...................................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-2223
KidSport ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 780-835-2225
North Peace Bracket Racing Association ............................................................................................................................... 780-618-7349
North Peace Sporting Horse Club ............................................................................................................................................. 780-835-5151
Ratepayers Hockey League contact Dan Doll ....................................................................................................................... 780-835-4850
Scouts ....................................................................................................................................................................780-835-5085 / 780-835-3165
Silver Blades Figure Skating Club ............................................................................................................780-494-2004 / 780-596-2405
Taoist Tai Chi .......................................................................................................................................................780-835-4642 / 780-835-2408
TOPS Club Inc. ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-3655
Unchuga Lanes & Lounge ............................................................................................................................................................. 780-835-2695
Whitelaw Curling Club contact Dave Whitney ....................................................................................................................... 780-835-4897
Whispering Pines Ski Hill www.skiworsley.com ................................................................................................................... 780-685-2594
COMMUNITY SUPPORT AND WELLNESS
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HOPEFORFAMILIESANDFRIENDSOFALCOHOLICS ................................................................................................................................ 780-835-2120
Alberta Health Services www.albertahealthservices.ca .................................................................................................... 780-835-4951
Canadian Hard of Hearing Association .................................................................................................................................. 780-835-2503
Child’s World Day Care .................................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-2102
Crossroads Resource Centre & Women’s Shelter ............................................................................................................... 780-835-2120
Fairview & Area Food Bank contact N. Anne Grayson ........................................................................................................ 780-835-3655
Fairview & Area Pallitive Care Society .................................................................................................................................... 780-835-4951
Fairview & District Association for the Handicapped ..................................................................................................... 780-835-2591
Fairview & District Chamber of Commerce .......................................................................................................................... 780-835-5999
Fairview Fire and Rescue Society .............................................................................................................................................. 780-834-6568
Fairview Victims Services Association0/"OX&AIRVIEW ......................................................................................... 780-835-4557
Family & Community Resource Centre & Library,OCATEDACROSSFROMTHE&AIRPLEX!RENA ................................ 780-835-5471
FCSS Family & Community Support Services,OCATEDACROSSFROMTHE&AIRPLEX!RENA ....................................... 780-835-5471
Nothwest Alberta Child and Family Services Authority ................................................................................................ 780-835-7191
Northwest Peace Community Adult Learning Association .......................................................................................... 780-835-6618
Peace Parent Link.............................................................................................................................................................................. 780-835-3273
Rural Crime Watch contact Sgt. Bruce Bracken ...................................................................................................................... 780-835-4031
WJS Alberta...........................................................................................................................................................................................780-624-8550
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ARTS, CULTURE AND EDUCATION
4-H Clubs contact Regional Office ................................................................................................................................................780-835-7536
Bluefest ...................................................................................................................................................................................................780-835-3183
College Town Capers ........................................................................................... June Lyons 780-835-5388 Mary Pelz 780-835-5356
Fairview & Area Learning Store Located across from the Fairplex Arena ....................................................................780-835-3800
Fairview & District Playschool Box 287 fairviewplayschool@hotmail.com ................................................................780-835-5849
Fairview Museums Open May-September ............................................................................................. 780-835-2397 / 780-835-2847
Fairview Public Library....................................................................................................................................................................780-835-2613
Fairview Veselka Dance Club ...................................................................................................................... 780-835-4479 / 780-835-3698
Hines Creek Music Festival ............................................................................................................................................................780-494-2419
Historical Dunvegan Provincial Park Opens May 15-Labour Day.
Hours 10am-5pm.................................................................................................................Summer: 780-835-7150 Winter: 780-835-7206
Lion’s Old Time Country Music Festival ................................................................................................. 780-835-4690 / 780-835-3378
Mitelka Folkloric Theatre & Dance Company .......................................................................................................................780-685-3813
Rombs Jamboree.......................................................................................................................... Rocky 780-991-0288 May 780-835-3596
The Fairview Fine Arts Centre finearts@telusplanet.net ....................................................................................................780-835-2697
SERVICE GROUPS AND SOCIETIES
Fairview & District Agriculture Society ...................................................................................................................................780-494-7536
Fairview and District Lions Club ............................................................................................................... 780-835-4690 / 780-835-3378
Fairview Fire & Rescue Society ....................................................................................................................................................780-834-6568
Golden Age Society...........................................................................................................................................................................780-835-2608
Heart of the Peace Recreation Society ....................................................................................................................................780-835-5306
Northland Masonic Lodge #147 Regular Meeting, 3rd Tuesday .....................................................................................780-835-3235
Rotary Club ...........................................................................................................................................................................................780-835-2415
Royal Canadian Legion #84...........................................................................................................................................................780-835-4129
Whitelaw Agricultural Society .....................................................................................................................................................780-596-2006
Wild Rose Rodeo Association .......................................................................................................................................................780-494-3636
COMMUNITY HALLS
David Thompson Hall ...................................................................................................................................................................... 780-494-3932
The Legion Hall .................................................................................................................................................................................. 780-835-3733
Golden Meadow Community Hall contact Annemarie Greenhill .................................................................................. 780-835-3283
David Thompson Hall ...................................................................................................................................................................... 780-494-3932
Waterhole Hall .................................................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-4868
Whitelaw Community Hall............................................................................................................................................................ 780-596-3969
EEO Community Centre Town Office ......................................................................................................................................... 780-835-5461
Fredinstall Community Hall contact Chris Heck................................................................................................................... 780-835-4597
Highland Park Hall ........................................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-3818
TOWN OF FAIRVIEW

CAO ............................................................................................................................................................................................................Martin Taylor

Public Works Manager .................................................................................................................................................................. Garry Leathem
Community Services Manager .................................................................................................................................................Daryl Greenhill
Finance Manager.................................................................................................................................................................................Janice Frykas
Municipal Secretary ......................................................................................................................................................................Monika Ralston
Town of Fairview Contact Information
Town Office........................................................................................................................................................................................ 780-835-5461
Fax ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 780-835-3576
Email................................................................................................................................................................................... reception@fairview.ca
Website...........................................................................................................................................................................................www.fairview.ca

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 IT’S A NEW
YEAR’S EVE
DOG-GONE DANCE
SHAME!
Fundraising Event
December 31, 2010
Dave Shaw Memorial Hall
The Town of Fairview receives many Tickets available on November 1, 2010
calls from people who have lost their Music by Barn Yard Boys
pets, as well as complaints of stray For more information
animals wandering the streets or
trespassing on other’s property. The or to reserve tickets please call
town’s bylaw control officer will pick Don or Sue Koyman 780-835-4644
them up and take them to the pound, NO MINORS PLEASE
but if the pets are not licensed, we
have no means of identifying the
owners. If unclaimed after 72 hours, and no adoption has taken place, the
animals may be transferred to SPCA in Peace River or may be euthanized. This is
a sad but necessary task, paid for by the taxpayers. The problem is easily rectified
by purchasing an inexpensive pet license at the Town Office. It is critical that
your pets wear identification. "OX(INES#REEK!"4(!s  

Public 9 Hole Golf course & Clubhouse

Is your dog gone? Call the Town Office immediately to see if it has been picked Open May 1 – September 30, 2011
up. If looking to adopt an animal, call the Town Office to leave your name
and number to be kept on our file. We get young, intelligent, beautiful and
sometimes pedigree dogs and cats. If, on the other hand, you are not prepared 2011 MEMBERSHIPS
to take on the responsibilities that go with pet ownership, leave it be. Animals 15% OFF until January 1st, 2011
require a lot of love, care and attention. Do not allow your animals to run at large,
ever! That said, we have received reports of dogs being left on leashes day and 10% OFF until February 1st, 2011
night, sometimes without shelter, food or water. They are left in blistering sun
in summer and freezing cold in the winter, laying in their own feces. Dogs are
teased, tormented, abused and injured by their human “friends”. If you witness
any type of animal abuse, please call the Town Office or the RCMP immediately.
Animal cruelty has no place in Fairview!

Don’t neglect your PETIQUETTE. You must not allow your pets to annoy neighbors.
There is to be no barking whatsoever between the hours of 11:00 pm and 7:00
am, and no incessant barking any time of the day. If you own a cat/cats, the
“kitty poo” must stay in your own yard. When walking your dog, be sure to
take a plastic bag to “scoop poop” to be deposited in an appropriate garbage Mitelka Folkloric Theatre & Dance Co.
container. If you are walking your dog, it must be on a leash and you must have
complete control so it does not attack or intimidate passers-by or other dogs. 2010-2011
Pursuant to Bylaw 941/G/2009 an owner of an animal is guilty of
an offence if:
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kennel (step, ceili & set dancing)
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distress a 10% discount!
Calssed begin Sept. 7th
at Waterhole Hall, Fairview
IF YOU LOVE YOUR PETS, Phone Carol
TAKE PROPER CARE OF THEM, at 780.685.3813
OR GIVE THEM UP!
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 FAMILY & COMMUNITY
RESOURCE CENTRE & LIBRARY
The Family and Community Resource
Centre & Library are supported by
the Town of Fairview, the Municipal
District of Fairview No. 136 &
Hines Creek. FCRC received a one
time grant from Clear Hills County
and TransCanada to purchase new
books & DVD’s that provide resources
for individuals, families and our
communities every day.

Current Resource Centre Programs & Partners Resource Materials - Books, Videos & DVD’s
PROGRAMS INCLUDE: CATEGORIES INCLUDE:
• Community Income Tax Program
• CLT Corbra’s Leading Together • Educational resources from nutrition
• Fairview Community Restorative Justice and managing school & stress to learning
• Family School Liaison disabilities, bullying, drugs & alcohol
• Fairview Drug
• Awareness Coalition • Wellness information from
• Well Community Action Mayo Clinic on heart health,
Association IBS arthritic, weight loss,
• Books for Babies beginner yoga and mediation
• Peace Parent Link
• Fairview Youth Asset • Personal development
Development Team section focusing on self-
• Fairview Kid Sport improvement, verbal and non-
• Dare to Care verbal communication
• Babies Best Start
• Senior Computer Classes • Mental health information
• Circus Camp on suicide, self-injury, depression, anxiety,
• Emergency Preparedness bi-polar disorder for teens and adults
• Northwest Peace Community Adult Learning
Council • Parenting information ranges from
virtues for families to challenges such as
Information & referral services are provided to divorce
support families, seniors, schools & community
organizations on issues from parenting and
wellness to issues on high risk behaviors and self Services and Library are FREE!
improvement.

780.835.5471 • 10316-109 Street

Across from the Fairplex Arena - Audit and Safety Building
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 Spring 2011
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The CTC endeavors to hold one major theatre production per year or
one full length play and an evening of one act plays.
We are available to perform for other functions. All of our performers
and stage hands are volunteers from the community.
All ages
are welcome to
participate!
To become involved please call...
Mary Pelz
780-835-5356 or
June Lyons
780-835-5388
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 The Fairview & District Chamber of
Commerce offers a range of services and
programs for individual businesses as well as
being a major contributing factor to a quality
community in general. Member businesses and
individual members recognize that by working
together through the Chamber they can
help build a successful, healthy community
for businesses and residents. Along with the
core programs of the Chamber, new ideas and
innovative activities are continually occurring.

The current list of programs and services to

members of the Chamber include the following:
✔Advertising ✔Interesting Guest
Opportunities Speakers
✔Annual General Meeting ✔Highway Signage
✔Business Referrals ✔Monthly Luncheon
✔Chamber Cash Meetings
✔Chamber Mixers ✔Moonlight Madness
✔Chambers of Commerce ✔Passport to Christmas
Group Insurance Plan ✔Santa Claus Parade
✔Fairview Amateur Rodeo ✔Super Saturday
Parade ✔Visitor Information
✔Farmers and Merchants Centre Photo cour
tesy of Shar
Golf Tournament on Landry

Luncheon meetings are the first Wednesday of the month at the Dunvegan Inn. We welcome your interest in the Chamber and
invite you to be part of the development of your community and take advantage of everything that the Chamber provides.

Located at
E.E. Oliver School

Tuesdays and Thursdays

Classes for ages 4 years-adult

to register for your

1 month Trial

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 Fairview Victims Services
Association
is a non-profit organization that provides
24 hour crisis intervention and support to victims
of crime or tragedy 7 days per week.

Trained volunteers can help victims of crime or tragedy

with practical /emotional support and comfort, information
about the criminal justice system, referrals to community
agencies and counseling services in the area that can help
after the event, court tours, and courtroom support.

This is a confidential and free service to residents of

Fairview and the surrounding areas.

Fairview Victims Services Association

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780-835-4557

FAIRPLEX ARENA
Public and Family Skate
Before January 1, 2011
Sunday Family 5:00 pm - 6:15 pm
Public 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
After January 1, 2011
Sunday Public 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Look for the Holiday schedule for public skate
and shinny, which will be posted.
Closed December 24, 25, 26, 31 & January 1.
Arena open to all users
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

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 Fairview & District
FAMILY & COMMUNITY
SUPPORT SERVICES
Fairview & District Family and
Community Support Services
is a partnership between the
Province of Alberta, Town of
Fairview and Municipal District
of Fairview No. 136 that develops
locally driven preventative social
initiatives to enhance the well-
being of individuals, families and
communities.

Programs supported by Community Initiatives

Fairview & District FCSS
• The Link Youth Centre • Cobra’s Leading Together
• Family School Liaison • Volunteer Week
• Books for Babies • “Cuppa Joe”
• Circus Camp • Programs & Services Fair
• Fairview & District Play • Senior’s Information
School Association • Senior’s Special Needs
• Northwest Peace Support
Community Adult Learning • Family & Community
Council Resource Centre
• Fairview Drug Awareness • Community Income Tax
Coalition Program
• Well Community Action • P.A.R.T.Y. Program
Association • Free Meeting Space
• Peace Parent Link • Usage of Board Room
• Fairview Interagency • Computer Classes for Seniors
• Fairview Kid Sport • Information & Referral Services
• Fairview and Area Restorative Justice • Senior’s Week
• Dare to Care • Emergency Preparedness
• Babies Best Start

(780)835-5471 • 10316-109 Street

Across from the Fairplex Arena - Audit and Safety Building

People Helping People

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Located 630 kilometres north of
Edmonton in the beautiful Peace
Region of north western Alberta,
along the British Columbia border,
Clear Hills County has plenty to
offer. The mighty Peace River
forming part of the southern
boundary, and the Clear Hills to
the north, are natural features that
contribute to the charm and appeal
of the County. Driving through
the County on Highway 64 is a
beautiful alternative route to
Alaska and British Columbia,
providing the opportunity to pass
through two stunning river
crossings; the Clear River and the
Beaton River. This well
maintained highway is the road of
choice for those seeking
picturesque scenery and is known
for sightings of deer and other
wildlife and its vast boreal forest.
Carter Camp - Located on George Lake – 4.5 km south
the banks of the Peace River of Hines Creek on Hwy 64.
25 km west of Hines Creek Wonderful boating lake, great
off Hwy 685. Rustic for water skiing. Boat launch,
camping, hiking, picnic swimming, beach area,
shelter, boat launch, fishing, horseshoes, playground,
playground, RV station. picnic shelter, large camp
stalls. Home of the Naughty
Many Islands – 6.5 km Otter and the George Lake
southwest of Worsley off Music Festival. Excellent
Hwy 64. Located on the birding area.
banks of the Peace River,
picnic shelter, boat launch, Running Lake – 8 km east,
fishing, horseshoe pit, 22 km north of Worsley of
playground, hiking trails. Hwy 64. Fishing, boat
launch, hiking trails.
Clear River Campground –
Located on Hwy 64, 20 km Stoney Lake – 20 km north
from British Columbia border east of Hines Creek off Hwy
in the Clear River Valley. 685. Camping, fishing,
Picnic shelter, horseshoe pit, swimming, hiking, boat
camp stalls. launch.
Whispering Pines Ski Hill – Ole’s Lake – 49 km southwest
25 km northwest of Worsley, of Worsley off Hwy 64. Boat
Ski & snowboard school, launch, fishing, hiking trails,
chalet and concession, chair camp stalls.
lift.
www.clearhillscounty.ab.ca
780-685-3925
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 Aquat
ic
Centre
Fairview Regional

Rental of Pool
The Aquatic Centre boasts a five lane pool,
zero depth leisure pool, large hot tub, climbing
wall and a great water slide. Some of our other
amenities include an outdoor deck for the
swimmers and an activity room with fridge, sink,
microwave and BBQ patio. The Aquatic Centre
is a great option for birthday parties, family
functions and business parties.
General Rules of the Pool
s0LEASETAKEASHOWER
s#HILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF  MUST BE
accompanied by an adult of 14 years of
age or older at all times in the water
s0LEASEWALKONDECK
s /UTSIDE FOOTWEAR NEEDS TO BE PLACED ON
the boot racks or carried to your locker
s0LEASELOCKYOURLOCKER

Available Rental times for Pool

Friday 8:30-9:30pm
Saturday 5:30-9:30pm
Sunday 10am-12pm & 5:30-9:30pm
Rental Rates
Private $80.00/hr + gst
Non-Profit $70.00/hr + gst
Activity Room $10.00/hr + gst
** For rentals with more than 40 people, there will be an additional
fee of $20.00/hr charged for an additional lifeguard.
Party Packages
Package rates are available. Contact reception
for more details & save money.

Phone: 780 - 835-2812

Fax: 780-835-6787
Email: aquatic@fairview.ca
Website:
www.fairview.ca
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 Lessons
Ducklings & Dinos - 3 mos.-3 yrs.
This is a parent and baby/toddler combination. Parents
learn how to enjoy the water with their child and
children learn how to relax and be comfortable in the
water. Each session will consist of 5 lessons.
Cost: $20.00
Time: 11:00 - 11:30 am
Days: Wednesdays
Lesson Dates:
October 6-November 3 November 10-December 8
January 5-February 2 February 9-March 9
March 16-April 13

Dolphins - 3-5 yrs. Lessons 6 years and up

The children learn to be independent in the water
through play and structured skill development. Stage 1: Orientation to the water
Cost: $20.00 Cost: $35 (with membership) or $40 (without)
Time: 3:45 - 4:15 pm Time: Monday/Wednesday: 4:25 - 4:55 pm
Days: Mondays & Wednesdays Saturday Morning: 10:40-11:10 am
Lesson Dates: See below for lesson dates.
September 27-October 11 October 13-October 27
November 1-November 15 November 17-December 1 Stage 2/Stage 3: Skill Improvement
January 3-January 17 January 19-February 2 Cost: $40 (with membership) or $45 (without)
February 7-February 21 February 23-March 9 Time: Monday/Wednesday: 5:05 - 5:50 pm
March 14-March 28 March 30-April 13 Saturday Morning: 9:45 - 10:30 am
See below for lesson dates.
Saturday Morning Sessions
Time: 11:20 - 11:50 am Lesson Dates (Stages 1, 2 & 3)
Lesson Dates:
October 2-December 4 January 22-March 26 Weekday Sessions (Monday & Wednesday)
September 27-October 27 November 1-December 1
January 3-February 2 February 7-March 9
Adult Lessons - 16+ March 14-April 13
A program designed to each individual’s ability and
needs! Whether you are starting from scratch or Saturday Morning Sessions
would like to improve your strokes, come learn from October 2-December 4 January 22-March 26
experienced instructors in a welcoming and educational
environment. Private Lessons: Available by request only dependant
Cost: $40.00 +GST for 5 one hour sessions on staff availability. Please contact reception.
Time: 8:30 - 9:30 pm
Days: Thursdays Special Needs Lessons: Available by request only,
The participants may pick any 5 Thursdays that are private lesson or assisted lesson in inclusive setting.
convenient for them between September 20-April 30. Please contact reception.

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 Fall & Winter Schedule
September 20, 2010 - April 30, 2011

Early Bird Extra Public Swims: 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Monday, Wednesday & Friday ...........6:30 am - 9:00 am 3EPTEMBERs/CTOBER
Note: No early bird swim on Statutory Holidays .OVEMBERs*ANUARY
&EBRUARYs-ARCH
Fit & 50 April 15, 25
Monday, Wednesday & Friday ......10:00 am - 11:00 am
Pool Closed:
Family/ Adult Swim + Lane
$ECEMBERs*ANUARYs!PRIL
Monday, Wednesday & Friday ........11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Monday to Friday..................................6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday ....................................Noon - 3:00 pm Weekend Hours:
$ECEMBER s$ECEMBER 
Public Swim April 18-22
Monday to Friday..................................7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Saturday & Sunday ..............................3:00 pm – 5:30 pm

Aqua Jogging + Lane

Monday, Wednesday & Friday .......11:00 am – 1:00 pm

Daytime Aqua Size (Babysitting $2/child)

Monday & Friday ..................................1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Evening Aqua Size

Monday (deep water)*.......................8:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Wednesday (shallow water)*.......... 8:30 pm - 9:30 pm

*Note: Now Mon./Wed. NOT Tues./Thurs.

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Aqua Size
We have new resistance equipment...come try out the
$ECEMBERs*ANUARY
-ARCH
new foam barbells!
Have fun and get fit in our “liquid gym”. Classes are suitable
for all fitness levels. You do not have to be able to swim to
participate & you don’t even have to get your hair wet.
Fit & 50+:
Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10 – 11 am
September 20 - June 30
For adults 50 years of age & up with an interest in keeping fit.
A more forgiving form of exercise with low impact on joints &
injuries & its fun too!!
Day Time:
Monday & Friday 1 pm – 2 pm
September 20 - April 29
Along with our regular class we will provide babysitting in
the water for parents with children over 2 years of age, $2.00
per child. It’s a great way for moms with toddlers to get out of
the house, get some exercise & meet other moms with young
children. Everyone is welcome, you do not have to have kids
to attend this class.
Evening Aqua Size:
Monday* 8:30 - 9:30 pm deep water class
Wednesday* 8:30 – 9:30 pm shallow water class
September 20 - June 30
Fun & challenging - choose from low impact in the shallow
water to no impact in the deep water. Deep water participants
wear flotation belts.
*Note: Scheduling changes. The evening aqua size is now
on Monday & Wednesday NOT Tuesday & Thursday.
Swim Clubs
Junior Lifeguard Club:
Does your youth/teen enjoy swimming? Have they completed
or nearly completed the Sears I Can Swim program (or other
compatible programming)? Are they interested in becoming
a lifeguard? Junior Lifeguard Club might be just what they
are looking for! This fun and friendly environment will assist
in continuing to improve and develop their swimming skills,
while learning new and more challenging skills required for
life guarding. Our LSI certified coach will design practices
based on the participant’s skill levels and personal goals.
Cost: $140.00/session or $250 for entire season. Drop-in rates
$5.00
Time: 5:00 - 6:00 pm
Days: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays (Tuesday and Thursday
registered, Friday drop-in)
Season: September 20-April 30
Sessions:
3EPTEMBER
Non-Competitive
Flippers Winter Swim Club:
A great way for youth to stay active druing our long winter
months. A fun and friendly environment for youth ages 5-18,
of all ability levels. *Please see below.
Cost: $250.00 - Fee includes Youth 20 punch card & Seasons
Pass holders receive 10% discount on club fees.
Time: 4:00 - 5:00 pm
Days: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays
Season: September 20-April 30
Non-Competitive
Masters Swim Club:
A fun way to stay fit. Do you enjoy the water? Do you have any
joint or medical issues that restrict your ability to run, walk
or workout? do you want to improve on your swim strokes?
Masters is the club for you. Swimming allows for great cardio
and muscle toning with minimal impact on your joints and
back. A fun and friendly environment for adults of all ages and
abilities. Planning on competing in the 2011, 55+ Summer
Games? Get ready with Masters Swim. *Please see below.
Cost: $250.00 + GST for season. Club fee includes Adult 20
punch card. Seasons Pass holders receive 10% discount on
club fee.
Time: 8:30 - 9:30 pm
Days: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays
Season: September 20-April 30
* A NCCP Level 1 certified coach will have Swim Club workouts
designed to improve your stroke efficiency, cardio and muscle
tone. The coach will be present during all practices to offer
assistance and work with all swimmers. Practice workouts are
designed based on swimmers abilities and goals. Multiple
levels of workouts will be available at all practices. Please
contact reception to register in any of the above clubs.
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 Lifeguard
Courses
Bronze Medallion:
Prerequisite: Must be at least 13 years of age and be a competent
swimmer.
Program includes a timed swim of 20 lengths in 15 minutes.
COST - $139.65 (includes gst & book)

Bronze Cross:
Prerequisite: Bronze Medallion. Program includes a timed swim of
24 lengths in 18 minutes.
COST- $105.00 (includes gst)
Discount price if you sign up for both Bronze Medallion & Cross

COMBINED COST - $218.40 (includes gst & book)

Standard First Aid: No prerequisites

COST- $105.00 (includes gst & book)

National Lifeguard Service

Award - NLS
Prerequisites: Bronze Cross, Standard First Aid and must be over 16
years of age by last day of the class. This is a 40 hour course and is the
minimum requirement to become a lifeguard.
Cost: $250 (includes gst & book)

Lifesaving Instructor - LSI

Lifesaving Insturctors/Examiners are trained to teach and evaluate the
three Canadian Swim Patrol Program awards, as well as the Bronze Star,
Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross or higher.
Prerequisites: 16 years old and current Bronze Cross or higher.
Cost: $200 +GST (includes book)
Dates: October 15 - 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
October 16 - 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
October 17 - 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

For more information please contact reception at 780-835-2812. Dates

for some courses have not yet been set as they will be dependant on
enrolment. Classes fill quickly so please get your name on the interest
list.

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 Rates
Day Rates : for re-admission later the same day ask for a stamp
3 and under ..............................................................................................Free
Preschool (4-5) ....................................................................................$1.00
Youth (6-17) Senior (60+) ...............................................................$2.75
Adult (18-59)/Aqua-Size .................................................................$4.00
Family ................................................................................................... $10.00

Season Pass Rates

Age 3 Month 6 Month 12 Month
Preschool (4-5) 21.00 31.50 55.00
Youth (6-17) 68.00 102.00 178.00
Adult (18-59) 78.50 117.50 205.00
Senior (60+) 68.00 102.00 178.00
Family 183.00 277.50 480.00

Punch Card Rates

Age 5 10 15 20

Theme Days
Preschool (4-5) 4.75 9.00 12.75 16.00
Youth (6-17) 13.00 24.75 35.00 44.00
Adult (18-59) 19.00 36.00 51.00 64.00
Senior (60+) 13.00 24.75 35.00 44.00
Family 47.50 90.00 127.50 160.00
Aqua Size 19.00 36.00 51.00 64.00

Mondays - Motivation Monday - All Day Fridays - Food Bank Friday

Motivate someone to come to the pool! All Seasons Pass Bring a non-perishable food donation & get to enter our
holders can bring a friend for “Free” on Mondays monthly draw for a free pool punch card.

Tuesdays - Toonie Tuesday - All day Weekends - Super Saturday & Sunday
It’s the best bargain in Town. All day…All weekend
Everyone swims for a Toonie on Tuesdays. Pool toys are left out all day for your enjoyment.

Wednesdays - Water Volleyball Wednesday

Bring your friends & play a game of drop-in water volleyball.
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Thursdays - Theme Thursday

Family Swim 6pm-7pm
Public Swim 7pm-8:30pm
Listen to a different music theme every Thursday night.

Fairview Regional Aquatic Centre 780-835-2812

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it. But Nobody did.

What are the two important jobs? 780-835-4642 or 780-835-2908

(See Town of Fairview Ad for Clues) Email: fairview@taoist.org
Web: western.canada.taoist.org

SNOW
Communities in the Peace Region receive an average snowfall of 63
inches! With all that snow, everyone must pitch in to keep our community
moving.

For our part - the Town of Fairview Public Works department works hard
to keep our streets clean and clear.

It’s your turn - pursuant to Section 3 of Bylaw No. 937/TR/2009, commercial

properties are responsible for clearing snow and ice off walkways within
24 hours of snowfall’s end; for residential properties, 48 hours.

Unfortunately, for some residents of our community, removing snow

can be difficult or dangerous! Help a neighbour by clearing walkways
for seniors, those physically unable, or friends who are away.

If you know a good neighbour, nominate him/her to receive the

Mayor’s Good Neighbour Award.

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person or $50/family keep the Peace Parent Link,
grooming equipment in fuel and 780-624-0770
insurance in place. 7715-99 Street, Peace River

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or Fred at 780-835-4958.

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COME OUT AND SKATE WITH US!

CanSkate focuses on having fun. Your child will learn the basics of skating as well
as make new friends and learn life skills, through music, games, theme days, and
creativity. We have 2 new energetic NCCP certified CanSkate coaches this season
thanks to funding from Alberta Sport, Recreation, Parks & Wildlife. Andrea Ruether
and Emily Jones.
Tue/Thu, Oct 05 – Dec 16, 4:00 – 5:00 PM
Tue/Thu, Jan 04 – Mar 17, 4:00 – 5:00 PM
Not sure if your child will like it? Attend the first 4 sessions and if they aren’t ready
to continue, you will get a full refund (less the skate Canada fee).
STARSkate offers opportunities for skaters to develop their skills in ice dance,
skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. We are extremely pleased that
Sandra Klassen, highly qualified and experienced NCCP professional coach, will be
coaching the StarSkate groups. Session runs Oct 05 - Mar 25.

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On and off the ice it’s a great chance to get together
with friends...and make new ones! One thing is for
sure, the competition is always great fun!
So, Come On Out and Let it Slide!!!

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 MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF FAIRVIEW NO. 136
10957 - 91st Avenue
Fairview, AB T0H 1L0
Ph. 780-835-4903
Website: mdfairview.com

The Municipal District of Fairview No. 136 is located approximately

558 km north of Edmonton on Highway 43 and 90 km north of
Grande Prairie on Highway 2. To enter the municipality from the
south, you will cross the mighty Peace River on the Dunvegan
Bridge, the longest gravity-anchored suspension bridge in
Alberta. Crossing the “Gateway to the North” will bring you to the
Historic Dunvegan Park and Interpretive Centre.

THE MAPLES
The Maples is a beautiful day use picnic area located on the west side of Dunvegan Bridge. It is located
approximately 26 km south of the Town of Fairview on Highway 2. Visitors may investigate numerous
stories about the fascinating history of this area by touring both parks. Historic Dunvegan was one of the
first areas to be settled in the region. Along with great camping and picnic facilites, there are adjacent
commercial gardens and gift shops to explore. The HIstoric Dunvegan Park has a wonderful campground
with hook-ups for RV’s and Campers.

PRATTS LANDING
Pratts Landing is located on the shores
of the Peace River, 26 river kilometers,
4 hours of paddling upstream from
Dunvegan - if driving you can access
this wilderness park from secondary
highway 682, 32 km west of the Town
of Fairview. There are 15 stalls with Fire
pits, free firewood, and there is also a
playground for the kids.

This region is the Music Frestival

Capital of Northern Alberta, with many festivals that take place
from June to August. The Annual Bluefest is the 3rd Sunday in
August in the hamlet of Bluesky located within the M.D. of Fairview
No. 136, 9 km east of the Town of Fairview. There are many local
musicians taking the stage, with lots of food and activities for the kids. The Fairview Amateur Rodeo
happens the 3rd weekend in June, and the North Peace Bracket Racing Association holds drag
races throughout the summer months at the Fairview Airpot located just 5 km west of Fairview, on
Highway 34.

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 WHISPERING PINES SKI AREA

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s Handle Tow s Chalet s Rental Shop
s Ski and Snowboard School
s Cross-Country Ski Trails

Open: Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Holidays

Groups with a variety of abilities Lifts Operate from 10:00am-4:00pm
can ski & snowboard together in a Rental Shop opens at 9:00am
relaxed & friendly environment! For RATES please contact our website
www.skiworsley.com
or phone 780-685-2594 collect 780-866-2594

Operated by the
Worsley Clear HIlls Ski Club Special rates for
Ph: 780-685-2594 accommodations at the
Collect: 780-866-2594 Worsley Gateway Inn
www.skiworsley.com 780-685-2080
Email: info@skiworsley.com
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 1ST FAIRVIEW

SCOUTS The mission of Scouting

is to help build
a better world where people
are self-fulfilled as individuals
and play a constructive
role in society.

PROGRAMS
Age is as of September 1st of year.
Beavers - 5-7 years of age
Cubs - 8-10 years of age
Scouts - 11-14 years of age
Venturers - 14-17 years of age
Rovers - 18-21 years of age

Meetings are Monday nights from 6:30pm-7:30pm for

For more information contact:
Beavers and 6:30pm-8:00pm for Cubs and Scouts.
Janice Luken 780-835-3165
Activities for the sections range from crafts, hikes,
canoeing, overnight camping, archery, GPS skills, fire
Bev Wieben 780-835-5085
starting, skill camps, Jamborette’s and Jamboree’s, Meetings are held at the Fairview Scout Grounds
along with learning about nature, friends and having at 108 St. and 109 Ave.
lots of fun. (behind the Town water plant)

CREATING A BETTER WORLD

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ALBERTA 55 PLUS

JULY 21-24, 2011

July 2011 is coming quickly!
Fairview will be hosting the
Summer 55 Plus Games July 21-24 , 2011.

Everyone is invited to become involved!

Become a volunteer and help organize one of the most
unique events to be held in the Fairview area.

The Town of Fairview with partners, the MD of Fairview, Clear Hills

County and GPRC will welcome over 1200 athletes who will compete in
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offering your home or RV for billets, or if you want
information to qualify in any of these sports events call the
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visit the office in the Trans- Canada Building or go
on line at www.fairview55games.com