Start organizing all that stuff!
 
JUNE 5, 2010 from  9:00 AM TO 5:00 PM 
 
The Shawnee- Evergreen Community Association will be posting roadside signs on James McKevitt and Shawnee Drive prior to June 5, 2010 and a classified ad in the Calgary Herald to publicize this community function.                   

You can post your own signs as well on Saturday June 5, 2010

HOW DO YOU PARICIPATE?
 
Individual homeowners use their garage and their signs to sell their items and pocket their monetary rewards.

The annual Shawnee-evergreen Stampede breakfast will be held on Saturday June 19, 2010 at the linear park in Evergreen Estates. Dust of the old hat and polish up the boots.

Your Shawnee-Evergreen Estates Community menbership ($20.00) entitles you to the Breakfast. Please bring your family membership card. Community Memberships will be available at the Breakfast.

Police Commission Public Meeting.pdf (100.99 kb)

Why Remember?

We must remember. If we do not, the sacrifice of those one hundred thousand Canadian lives will be meaningless. They died for us, for their homes and families and friends, for a collection of traditions they cherished and a future they believed in; they died for Canada. The meaning of their sacrifice rests with our collective national consciousness; our future is their monument.

Turn up the sound and enjoy; Remembrance Day.wmv (6.05 mb)

Is it possible to develop vibrant communities in the neighbourhoods of Calgary with its rapidly growing population?
Calgary’s southeast community of Parkland has shown it is possible—through music, art, and a good deal of fun. Their annual music festival and continual activities throughout the year are among the most successful, well-attended suburban events in Calgary.

How did they do it? Join the residents of Parkland in their multimedia presentation:
The Song that Built a Community,
Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 7:30pm
St. Mary’s University College.
during the Music in Our Lives Festival: The Psychology and Spirituality of Music, Nov 17--19

For more information on The Song that Built a Community, open attached flyer and poster
Or go to http://stmu.ab.ca/campusMinistry/TheSongThatBuiltaCommunity.htm

Contact Peter Stunden
403-457-3332
peter.stunden@shaw.ca

For directions to StMU and more information on the
Music in Our Lives Festival: The Psychology and Spirituality of Music click on:
http://stmu.ab.ca/campusMinistry/MusicinOurLives.htm
Contact Linda Smith
linda.smith@stmu.ab.ca