OCTOBER · NOVEMBER 2010 - Calgary Winter Club

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Memorable Moments 

We wish Greg Lundmark farewell after 14 years 

as General Manager of the Calgary Winter Club. 

Greg’s official last day at the Club was August 6th , 2010. It was 

with sadness that we said farewell but we truly wish him all the 

best in his future endeavours (even if it is with the competition). 

Greg accepted the position of CEO at the Glencoe Club and the 

Glencoe Golf & Country Club. 

Greg’s contributions to the Calgary Winter Club helped to make 

the Club what it is today and we appreciate all of his efforts 

and dedication over the years. 

Mark Your Calendars! 

The Marketing Team at the Calgary Winter Club has been working away, 

in partnership with Club Essentials, to bring you a completely new and improved website! 

calgarywinterclub.com | October.November 2010 

Both the public and private/members side of www.calgarywinterclub.com 

will be completely redesigned and modernized. 

The new website will be interactive, user friendly, easy to navigate, contain loads of 

important information for members to access and of course it will be nice to look at! 

The new site will be live on 

M o n day n o v e M b e r 1 st , 2 0 1 0 

More information to come ... stay tuned! 

The Calgary Winter Club is proud to use FSC-certifi ed paper 

in the production of this newsletter, demonstrating our 

commitment to the environment.

I am honoured to serve as President of the Club for the next 

year. 

The Club has an excellent Board of Directors who give freely 

of their volunteer time. I want to thank Michael Lang, our 

outgoing President, for his devoted leadership. I look forward 

to working with him as Board Chair. Angela Boehm, our 

outgoing Chair, worked tirelessly especially in bringing our 

Expansion to a successful vote. Also, I want to recognize 

Mark Stevens who is leaving the Board after serving two 

terms as a director. Please join me in welcoming returning 

directors Patricia Quinton-Campbell and Nolan 

Hindmarsh and new directors Jack Connell and Dale 

Johns. I want to thank Paul Pasutto for assuming the role of 

Vice President. 

Your Board is only one component of the volunteer base 

of our Club. We certainly owe a debt of thanks to all of the 

volunteers from the various program areas. I have attended 

Volunteer Appreciation Night at the Club and am amazed by 

the sheer number of people who volunteer. Thank you! 

I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge the dedication and 

hard work of all Winter Club employees, which begins with 

that cheerful “hello” at the front desk as soon as you enter 

our facility. It should be our goal to keep this positive, helpful 

attitude moving through every area of the Club. 

For the fiscal year 2010 – 11, the Club has a number of 

challenges. On top of the list is the upcoming expansion. Both 

the Strategic Planning and Construction Committees have 

spent many hours in moving along our application for a 

Development Permit. As I write this, we are at the Pre 

Release Condition Stage and hope to have a final approval 

soon. Because of the time involved in this process, it is 

unlikely that construction will begin in earnest until February, 

2011. This is necessary so that there is minimal disruption 

to all program areas. The silver lining is that our contractor 

hopes to bring construction costs in at a substantially lower 

level when the tendering process begins. You can expect 

President’s Message 

Michael Boyle | 403.338-2418 | calgarywinterclub.com 

regular updates, both online and in the Club News, once the 

process is underway. 

A second challenge this year will be to replace our CEO. I 

want to take this opportunity to thank Greg Lundmark for 

the years of excellent leadership that he provided for the 

Club. I also want to thank Jan Bloemraad, our interim 

General Manager, and the whole management team for 

stepping in after Greg’s departure. The executive search firm 

of Conroy Ross is assisting us to find a new leader. We hope 

to have this process near completion by the end of October. 

Rest assured that the Club is in very good hands until the 

search is completed. 

A final challenge that the Board is very serious about is to 

make the Club experience the best that it can possibly be for 

members. From Food and Beverage to Fitness and all areas in 

between, we want members to be getting superior value and 

to make the Calgary Winter Club a place where they want to 

come and bring family and friends. Our successful CEO 

candidate will be aware that “SERVICE” will be a very 

important word in this Club. My goal is that the motto 

“Certainly We Can” will take on even greater meaning and I 

challenge all staff and volunteers to make our experience here 

one that will make us all proud. 

As we approach the end of our 50 th Anniversary year, I want 

to especially thank the committee that helped us mark this 

milestone. Their events gave us cause to reflect on the great 

efforts of those who came before us and to think about the 

generations that will follow. A lot has happened on this little 

patch of Nose Hill in the last 50 years. I pledge to you that 

our Board will continue to be cognisant of member needs so 

that the next 50 years will be even better. 

See you at the Club! 

Mike 

Winter 2011 Programs Registration Date 

Registration for Active Members opens on-line for all Winter 2011 programs and activities at: 

6 am on Tuesday, December 7 th for Aquatics, Fitness & Preschool 

6 am on Wednesday, December 8 th for Badminton, Bowling & Skating 

6 am on Thursday, December 9 th for Curling, P.A.R.T.Y., Squash & Tennis 

To register, log onto the members side of www.calgarywinterclub.com and 

click on the Quick Link to the Game Time Registration System. 

President’s Message 

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Calgary Winter CluB 

4611 - 14 th Street N.W. | Calgary, Alberta T2K 1J7 

Main Switchboard: 403-289-5511 | Fax: 403-289-2035 

Sports Line: 403-289-1955 

Administration Office: 403-338-2418 

Fitness Centre: 403-289-0040 

Food & Beverage: 403-289-0024 | Fax: 403-282-9282 

Web Site: www.calgarywinterclub.com 

Membership: 403-338-2418 

For member services/inquiries: 

members@calgarywinterclub.com 

For sports related inquiries: 

sportsoffice@calgarywinterclub.com 

DireCt nuMBers 

The last 3 digits are locals: 

Administration 

Administration Office 403.338.2418 

Jan Bloemraad, Assistant General Manager 403.338.2443 

Gary Maher, CFO/Finance Manager 403.338.2411 

Alisa Audia, Marketing & Sales Manager 403.338.2416 

Erica Casuga, Human Resources Manager 403.338.2428 

Jodi Paisley, Club Services Manager 403.338.4506 

Carsten Stanjeck, Athletic Director 403.338.2440 

Russ Switzer, Member Services Manager 403.338.2401 

Food & Beverage 

Alf Saunders, F&B Manager 403.338.2417 

Kurt Baertsch, Assistant F&B Manager 403.338.2423 

Josef Wetteskind, F&B Coordinator 403.338.2427 

Meredith Nelson, 818 Bistro Manager 403.338.2404 

Brad Traquair, F&B Operations 403.338.2446 

Palmina Melicchio, F&B Administration 403.338.2406 

Miguel Medrano, Cafeteria Manager 403.338.2426 

Athletics and Program Activities 

Anna Gorski, Aquatics 403.338.2408 

Dave McMaster, Badminton 403.338.2429 

Jim Channon, Bowling 403.338.2424 

Heather Mackie, Childcare & Preschool 403.338.2405 

Kim Perkins, Curling 403.338.2442 

Amber Wright, 55 Plus Section 403.338.4506 

Darrin Horsman, Fitness 403.289.0040 

Linda Higgins, Skating 403.338.2421 

Ashley Read, Squash 403.338.2448 

May Hull, Sports Shop 403.338.2425 

Rick Johnston, Tennis 403.338.2447 

Housekeeping & Maintenance 

Bruce Marsales, Building Maintenance 403.338.2441 

Marty Hynes, Housekeeping Manager 403.338.2449 

CluB neWs 

Club News is a publication of the Calgary Winter Club. 

The next issue of Club News will be the December 

2010/January 2011 issue. Copy and advertising 

deadline for this issue is Monday, November 1, 2010. 

For advertising information, please contact Alisa Audia, 

Marketing Manager, at 403.338.2416. 

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Club notices 

Main switchboard | 403.289.5511 | calgarywinterclub.com 

CluB Master sCheDule 

Copies of the Club Master Schedule with daily schedules for all Club Activity 

facilities for the 2010/2011 season are available for pick up at the Sports 

Office. A copy of the schedule is also available on-line on the Club’s 

website at www.calgarywinterclub.com. 

Fall PrograM evaluation anD FeeDBaCk on-line 

Program instructors and Club Professionals would appreciate it if you could 

take the time to fill out the Program Evaluation and Feedback form that is 

available on the Calgary Winter Club’s website for all fall session 

programs. Program evaluation forms are available on-line under the 

“Activities” tab on the main menu. The on-line forms can be filled out and 

submitted directly from the website to the Athletic Director in confidence. Hard 

copies of the forms are also available at the Sports Office. The feedback you 

provide is valuable for our present programming and will help us to program 

more to your needs in the future. Thank you for your time and input. 

sPeeDing & DroP oFF Zone 

With the fall programs starting up, the volume of traffic through the parking lot 

and driveways has increased. Members are reminded as you enter the parking 

lot; the driveway to the right is for drop off only. This area is not intended for 

members to drive through on their way to a parking stall. Speeding through the 

parking lot has become an issue on several occasions and with so many small 

children around it is incredibly dangerous. Members are reminded that the speed 

limit is only 15km/h. Please slow down for the safety of all members. 

FaMily loCker rooMs 

Parents, please use the appropriate locker rooms if you and your child are of the 

same gender. The Family Locker Rooms are intended to be used by parents with 

children of opposite gender to themselves. Thank you for your cooperation. 

Winter 2011 Programs Registration Dates 





To register, log onto the members side of www.calgarywinterclub.com and click on the Quick 

Link to the Game Time Registration System. 

Registration for Select Wait List members opens at 




Please note that the Winter 2011 Registration Guide will be available on-line only through the 

Club’s website. Please check Game Time for detailed class information.

interim general Manager Message 

Fall at the Club has come quickly again and as always, with 

this season, the Club comes back to life! Programs are in full 

swing and it seems that there is a buzz in the air, and a new 

found energy within our walls, that was missing during the 

quieter summer months. 

Of course this summer did see some activity in the Club, 

especially with the Fun Zone being a huge success. The Fun 

Zone was a popular destination on colder days over the 

summer months of which there were quite a few. As well 

many of the capital projects, which were previously approved 

by the Board, were completed during the summer months. 

Most notably the pool liner replacement and the Snack Bar 

hallway (including the badminton washrooms) refurbishment 

were the most significant projects. I believe both upgrades are 

major improvements to the Club, especially the pool which 

looks brand new again! 

As we look forward I am excited to bring to the membership 

a key direction that the leadership team of the Club is moving 

towards. Our employees are committed to making sure that 

this is the premier private Club in Canada. 

Inside this issue.. 

2 Memberable Moments 

3 President’s Message 

4 Club Notices 

5 Interim GM Message 

6 Childcare & Preschool 

7 P.A.R.T.Y. 

Jan Bloemraad | 403.338.2443 | janb@calgarywinterclub.com 

8 Curling 

11 Food For Thought 

15 Tennis 

16 Aquatics 

18 Bowling 

20 Badminton 

The three key objectives we will embody to facilitate the 

above goal is to make sure we: 

1) Provide exceptional service and enhance member 

experience and communication 

2) Provide extraordinary facilities and activities 

3) Ensure a complete experience for the entire family 

I feel it is important that the membership knows the direction 

the leadership team has taken to move the Club forward, and 

the decision making criterion we will use this year with each 

situation we encounter. 

On behalf of all the Club employees, I pledge that we will 

demonstrate the above three intentions at all times if feasible. 

This is an amazing Club and for many members is an 

extension to their home. It is that culture and sense of 

community that we are committed to embracing and 

enhancing now and in the future. 

Jan Bloemraad 

On Saturday, September 18 th the honourable Jim Prentice, member of Parliament, Calgary Centre-North, presented a 

flag which was flown on the West Block of Parliament hill, along with a congratulatory message from the honourable 

Stephen harper, to the 55+ Section of the Calgary Winter Club in commemoration of the Club’s 50 th Anniversary. 

members can see the framed flag and message which is now hanging in the 

front entrance landing on the way up to the 818 Bistro. 

Thank you to all of those who joined us in the celebration! 

22 President Gala 

23 Expansion Updates 

25 Squash 

26 Fitness 

28 Food & Beverage 

30 Skating 

35 Membership 

36 55 Plus Section 

39 Members’ Directory 

41 October Calendar 

42 November Calendar 

43 Meet the Badminton Pros 


interim gM Message 

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Childcare/Preschool 

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Childcare and Preschool 

heather Mackie | 403.338-2405| heatherm@calgarywinterclub.com 

ChilDCare Fall hours 

Mondays - Fridays: 8:45 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. 

Saturdays: 8:45 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Sundays and Holidays: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Thanksgiving, Monday, October 11 th & Remembrance 

Day, Thursday, November 11 th : 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

aWay anD Play 

Starting October 1 st , we will once again be offering Away and 

Play in the afternoons. 

• 2 ½ hours any afternoon between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. 

• $20.00/child 

• No Shows $20.00/child 

• Late pick-ups $15.00/child per half hour or part thereof 

This is a program that allows parents to leave their children in 

the childcare while running errands, going to appointments or 

just taking a break. You must pre-book as there are a limited 

number of spots. If your child is an infant please ensure they 

are also booked for infant childcare. 

kiDs in the hall 

Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. in the 

upper Classroom. Parents must remain in the Club. 

All children who are 6 years of age and in grade 1 and over 

can join their friends for some fun while their parents are 

busy in the Club. They can play board games, make crafts, 

build, watch TV etc. This is a supervised area but children are 

free to come and go on their own and sign themselves in and 

out. 

There will be NO Kids in the Hall on Saturday, 

October 9 th (Thanksgiving weekend) or Saturday, 

November 20 th (swim meet). 

Fall gyM/MusiC Classes 

Fall gym/music programs end the week of November 26 th . 

Fall inFant BloCk Bookings 

Fall infant block bookings end on December 18 th . If your 

classes are over before then and you do not want the spaces, 

please call childcare to cancel to avoid being billed as a No 

Show. 

Winter inFant BloCk Bookings 

(January 3 rd - March 25 th ) 

C h i l d r e n ’ s H a l l o w e e n P a r t y 

Sunday, October 31 st | 2:00 - 4:30 p.m. | Panorama Room | $12.95/child (prices do not include GST or gratuities) 

Pumpkin Fun for ages 3 - 6 years | haunted halloween P.A.R.T.Y. for ages 7 - 12.11 years 

CELEBRATIONS 

These are once a month classes which celebrate special days. 

Each class is 1 1 /2 hours. Register the first of the month before the class 

for active members and the 7 th of the month before for select members. 

Cost is $15/child 

NEW 

Halloween Whoots 

Monday Oct. 25 th 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. 

(Ages 3.0 - 5.11) 

Santa’s Workshop 

Monday Dec. 20 th 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. 

(ages 3.0 - 4.11) 

Santa’s Workshop 

Tuesday Dec. 21 st 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. 

(ages 5.0 - 6.11) 

Starting in December, the 2011 Celebrations will be registered as part of 

regular program registrations. Registration for Love a Lots (February) and Green 

is Keen (March) will be December 7 th for active members and 

December 14 th for select wait list members. 

Check Game Time for more information. 

Winter block bookings can be made by phoning childcare 

starting on: 

December 6 th at 8:30 a.m. for Active members 

December 13 th at 8:30 a.m. for Select members. 

These are for infants who will be coming at the same times 

each week. You can make up to 3 block bookings each for a 

maximum of 2 hours. 

Enjoy children’s buffet, drinks, games, treats and good fun. All children in the family can enjoy a Halloween activity at the same time 

that is geared for their own age. Pumpkin Fun, for those ages 3 - 6, will see each child paint a pumpkin which will be taken home, while 

the Haunted Halloween P.A.R.T.Y. will provide Halloween entertainment for children over 7. Parents wishing to dine with their children 

at the event should also purchase a ticket to ensure the kitchen prepares enough food for the event. This event is predominately 

children and alcoholic beverages are not permitted in the event. 

For reservations, call 403-338-2406 or e-mail at palminam@calgarywinterclub.com between 8:30 am – 2:00 pm. Seating is festival style 

and no pre-seating assignments for this event. Deadline for reservations is Thursday, October 28, 2010 at 4:00 pm.

ChilDCare FoCus oF the Month: 

When are Children too sick for Childcare? 

The childcare staff are concerned about the health and 

safety of all children who use the childcare and are 

committed to maintaining a safe and healthy environment 

for everyone. In order to keep everyone healthy, staff will 

turn away or ask parents to pick up children who are sick. 

If staff turn away your child please understand we are 

doing this in order to maintain a healthy environment. 

Children are too sick for the childcare and should be kept 

home when: 

• They are too sick to attend school. 

• They have been on antibiotics for less than 24 hours. 

• They require medication for their symptoms. 

• They have a fever. 

• They are unusually tired, pale and have a lack of 

appetite. 

• They have an undiagnosed or contagious rash. 

• They are contagious (cold/sore throat/cough etc). 

• They have had 2 or more instances of vomiting/ 

diarrhea in the past 24 hours. 

• They have any communicable disease such as chicken 

pox, pink eye etc. (they should be kept home for the 

period of time recommended by Health Services.) 

a granD ChristMas 

Monday, December 13 th | 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. | $20.00 

For children ages 3.0 - 5.11 years with one grandparent 

Come join Carolyn to celebrate Christmas with a 

grandparent through crafts, games, stories and a special 

snack. Grandparent or grandchild must be a CWC 

member. Register through Game Time. 

on-line registration For 2011 

Winter PrograMs 

Registration for Active Members opens on-line for all 

Winter 2011 programs and activities at: 

6 am on Tuesday, December 7 th 

for Aquatics, Fitness & Preschool 

6 am on Wednesday, December 8 th 

for Badminton, Bowling & Skating 

6 am on Thursday, December 9 th 

for Curling, P.A.R.T.Y., Squash & Tennis 

To register, log onto the members side of 

www.calgarywinterclub.com and click on the Quick Link 

to the Game Time Registration System. 

Weekly Friday Night Dinner Buffet 

Kids under 3 Eat Free! 

P.a.r.t.y. 

amber Wright | 403.338.2435 

amberw@calgarywinterclub.com 

WelCoMe Jen WarD 

I am very excited that Jen Ward has decided 

to stay with us for the next season. She has 

been an excellent addition to our team and 

was instrumental in the camp program this 

summer. Continuing through the year she 

will be working on a variety of new and 

familiar programs for youth and teens. Her 

passion for children and fitness extends past the Club as she is 

currently a full time physical education teacher. 

Fun & Fresh FriDays 

Every Friday evening P.A.R.T.Y. is happy to offer something 

fun and fresh for the fall. There is something for everyone; 

from science to the spa. Further details are available on 

Game time. Come out and P.A.R.T.Y. 

October 15 Cardio Party 

October 22 Crime Scene Investigation 

October 29 Halloween Movie “Goblet of Fire” 

October 31 Haunted Halloween P.A.R.T.Y. 

November 5 Spa Night 

November 12 Family Movie Night 

November 19 Cardio Party 

November 26 Family Dodgeball 

December 3 Science Fun 

December 10 Family Movie Night 

December 17 Cardio Party 

teen CounCil Meetings 

All meetings will be held in the Teen Lounge 

Monday, November 1 st at 7:00 p.m. 

Monday, December 6 th at 7:00 p.m. 

Monday, January 10 th at 7:00 p.m. 

Fitness DroP-in events For youth 

Mondays from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. 

Meet in Studio “C” 

Childcare / P.a.r.t.y. 


Curling 

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Curling 

kim Perkins | 403.338.2442 | kimp@calgarywinterclub.com 

oCtoBer league start Dates 

October 1 Icebreaker Bonspiel 

October 12 Snowy Owl League Starts 

October 13 Wednesday Junior Curling League Starts 

October 14 Thursday Ladies League Starts 

October 15 Friday Stick League Starts 

October 15 Friday Mixed League Starts 

October 16 Saturday Adult Novice League Starts 

October 16 Saturday Lite Rock & Intermediate 

Programs Start 

October 18 Monday Lite Rock & Intermediate 

Programs Start 

league rePresentatives 

Women Monday Brenda Rogers, 

Judy Persson Thomas 

Women Wednesday Wilma Dodge, Shana Takenaka 

Women Thursday Joanne Hansen, Doreen Jensen 

Men Monday Dwayne Woychuk 

Men Wednesday Alan Rogers 

Men Thursday Darcy Anderson 

Men Saturday Bill Brown 

Mixed Fri/Sun Wayne & Joanne Godziuk and 

Ray & Lynette Featherstone 

Open Friday Trish Jennett & Joanne Godziuk 

Snowy Owls Harvey Hall 

Special thanks to Lois Hansen, Jennifer Scott, Michelle 

Ewanchuk, Genevieve McLean, and Lyann Ross-Lamb 

who did such a great job last season. 

Curling exeCutive For 2010/2011 

Again this season we have a strong group of individuals on 

the Curling Section Executive Committee with many 

returning board members. 

This season’s Executive is as follows: 

Chair Brian Kot 

Past-Chair Wayne Godziuk 

Vice Chair TBA 

Treasurer Val Krentz 

Secretary Lynette Featherstone 

Women’s Rep Linda Garden 

Assistant Reps Bev Buckley, Val Krentz 

Men’s Rep Dave Edwards 

Assistant Reps Mike Woolfrey, David Tsuyuki, Wayne Cox 

Mixed Reps Ray & Lynette Featherstone 

Assistant Reps Wayne & Joanne Godziuk 

Senior Rep Keith Williams 

uPCoMing events 

October 1 Ice Breaker Bonspiel 

October 9 -11 Thanksgiving Weekend 

October 15 Toonie Tweak Day - Delivery 

Breakdown 

October 27 Palmer Dinner & Bonspiel 

November 1 - 5 Diamond Bonspiel (Daytime) 

November 11 Remembrance Day (Thurs.) 

November 8 - 10 Ladies Interclub at ARC 

November 19 Toonie Tweak Day - Sweet to 

Sweep 

November 27 Holiday BowlSpiel 

Nov. 29, 30 & Dec. 1 St Nick’s Bonspiel 

toonie tWeak Days - Delivery 

BreakDoWn & sWeet to sWeeP 

This season we will be offering a 

number of mini-clinics for members. Our 

first session will take place on Friday, 

October 15 th from 6:00 to 6:30 p.m. We 

will be taking a hard look at the curling 

slide and breaking it down into 6 steps. Even the most 

seasoned league curler can benefit from this process as it 

forces slow and deliberate movement and encourages an 

overall-smoother and technically sound delivery. 

The November Toonie Tweak day will be Sweet to Sweep. It 

will run on November 19 th from 6 to 6:30 p.m. During this 

session we will focus on improving sweeping technique and 

weight judgment. A small fee of $2 will be charged. Please 

register on Game Time or speak to Kim in the curling office if 

you would like more information. 

aDult noviCe league starts oCt. 16 th 

This is your last chance to register for our Fall Adult Novice 

League! Our first session of this program begins Saturday, 

October 16 th at 11:15 a.m. This is a great opportunity to 

learn to curl with people of similar abilities. Enter 

individually. Lots of instruction and lots of games so come on 

out and get started! 

thursDay aFternoon laDies 

Are you interested in curling Thursday afternoons starting 

October 14 th ? Why not join our Ladies’ League? Novice 

curlers are welcome. Teams will be redrawn in January for the 

next round robin. Register on-line in Game Time or in person 

at the Front Desk. Contact Joanne Hansen at 403-249-1311 

or Doreen Jensen at 403-239-5364 if you would like more 

information.

snoWy oWls neeD sPares 

Our Snowy Owl Senior league that plays Tuesdays and 

Thursdays during the day is always looking for more spares. 

You’ll get lots of calls and as a CWC member, there is no 

charge. Many teams are also looking to add a fifth player so 

if either of those options turn your crank, give Harvey Hall a 

call at 403-547-1704 to register. 

laDies’ PalMer BonsPiel: oCtoBer 27 

The annual Palmer Bonspiel will be a one evening affair with 

the emphasis on meeting new curlers, welcoming back former 

curlers and doing what we do best... curling, eating and having 

fun. Details will follow as league play commences. Here 

are the broad details... book your calendars! 

What: The Annual Palmer Bonspiel 

When: Wednesday, October 27 th , approx 6:00 p.m. 

Where: Curling Lounge 

Why: Friendship, Curling, Food, Libations... it’s what we do! 

Contact: Sharon Huculak at 403-241-2757 

DiaMonD BonsPiel: noveMBer 1 - 5 

This daytime open bonspiel welcomes senior curlers from the 

Calgary area who are 60 years of age and over. The combined 

ages of the team members total a minimum of 250 years. 

Again this year, entries for next year’s event (2011) will be 

accepted throughout the week and if more than the 

allowable 48 entries are received, a blind draw will take place 

to identify the lucky 48 and to rank any waitlisted teams. If 

you are interested in participating in next year’s event, you 

can submit your entry during this year’s event to Dan 

Guglielmin at 403-289-0352 (guglield@telusplanet.net) or 

Keith Williams at 403-288-5244 (kandcwilliams@shaw.ca). 

st niCk’s BonsPiel: nov. 30 & DeC. 1 - 2 

I know Christmas is not exactly on your mind yet but just a 

reminder that this year’s Ladies St. Nick’s Bonspiel is 

happening from November 30 - December 2. Keep your eyes 

peeled for the posters with all of the event details and 

registration information. This is an event you don’t want to 

miss - unless of course you aren’t into curling or fun that is! 

Curling area eMergenCy ProCeDures 

If someone in the curling area needs medical attention these 

steps should be followed to ensure the individual gets prompt, 

quality care. 

1. Stay calm, do not crowd the individual. Determine if 

they’d like to be seen by first aid. 

2. There is an emergency phone behind sheet #7. It is located 

in a blue cupboard with a red cross on it. Pick up 

the phone. This will put you through to the front desk. 

3. Tell the person on the phone what you know about the 

incident and possible injury. They will dispatch a 

trained first aid responder. 

4. While you wait for first aid if the individual is cold 

there is an emergency blanket stored in with the phone. 

Use the blanket to help keep the individual warm. 

Do not attempt to move them. 

5. When first aid arrives ensure they have ample room to 

provide assistance to the injured person. 

6. Ambulances to the curling area are instructed to go to 

the curling doors. A CWC staff member will meet them 

there and direct them to the individual needing medical 

attention. 

tiP oF the Month – saFe Curling 

Curling is not a dangerous sport but serious injuries can occur 

if you’re not careful. Ice is very hard and very slippery. It is 

easy to forget this as we get more comfortable throughout the 

season. This is when mistakes happen and injuries can occur. 

Here are a few suggestions to make this season a safer one: 

• Wear grippers at all times except when throwing rocks. 

• Ensure your grippers fit snugly and aren’t going to fall off. 

• Look out for other players when moving rocks around on 

the ice. 

• Be sure to step onto the ice with your gripper foot first and 

not your slider foot. Also be sure to step off the ice with 

you slider foot first and gripper foot second. 

• While it is important to stop rocks from running into the 

hacks do not put yourself at risk to do so. 

• Take things slow. While it is important to keep a game 

moving along at a nice clip, if everyone is where they’re 

supposed to be, it doesn’t have to be a race. Move on the 

ice at a safe pace. 

Bowling & Curling Present the 1 st Annual Holiday BowlSpiel 

November 27 th from 1:30 - 5 p.m. 

Formerly called the Family Christmas Turkey Bowl; this year curling and bowling are combining to present the 1 st Annual Holiday BowlSpiel. 

This family-oriented, fun event will give curlers and bowlers a chance to showcase their skills at their preferred sport 

and give another sport a whirl, all in order to win great prizes. 

Registration begins at 1:30 p.m. 

Feel free to start your afternoon in bowling or curling, 

but be sure to visit both areas as valuable door prizes will be awarded 

for those who participate in both sports. 

Cost will be $1 per shift in both areas. Beginners and guests welcome. 

It’s not just for bowlers and curlers! All members are welcome! 

Please join us in bowling at 4:30 p.m. for a brief wind-up and prize presentation. 

Contact Jim in bowling at 403-338-2424 or Kim in curling at 403-338-2442 for more information. 

Curling 


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b r e a k fa sT & d I N N e r W I T h s a N Ta 


Breakfast: Saturday, December 4 th | Dinner: Sunday, December 5 th 

Breakfast Buffet 

10:00 a.m. 

$14.95 per person 

Includes entertainment and a visit from Santa 

bIGGesT lITTle offIce ParTy 

Let the Calgary Winter Club organize your Annual Christmas Party! 

Designed for corporate, social, community or club based groups looking for a place to host their annual Christmas party. 

Groups can range in size between 10 - 100 people. 

The Biggest Little Office Party offers: 

Alberta Prime Rib of Beef | Succulent Turkey Buffet | Entertainment | Customized Beverage Service 

7:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. 

Wednesday, December 8, 2010 | Thursday, December 9, 2010 


prices do not include GST or gratuities 

Dinner Buffet 

5:30 p.m. 


Includes entertainment and a visit from Santa 

Adults wishing to attend must also make a reservation with their children. 

Both events will be in the Panorama Room and seating will be festival style. 

All prices do not include GST or gratuities 

Reservation deadline for both events is December 1st | For reservations, call Palmina at 204.338.2406 or email: palminam@calgarywinterclub.com 

Book your Christmas party today by calling Palmina at 403.338-2406 or email: palmina@calgarywinterclub.com

Food For Thought 

i nSi Der ti PS 

Brought to you By 

the Calgary Winter Club Food & Beverage Team 

Hi, my name is Nancy Nolan; I am your new Executive Chef. We are fortunate at the Calgary 

Winter Club to have an extraordinarily talented group of people working behind the scenes in 

the kitchens as well as out front serving your food and beverage needs. It has been a pleasure 

getting to know everyone at the Club; you have all been exceedingly helpful and welcoming 

in my first few months here. 

For me, true gratification in my job comes from choosing and preparing the ingredients, 

getting everyone’s hands and minds involved in the process, maybe making a mistake and 

figuring out how to fix it, but ultimately making people happy with our efforts. 

We all know the kitchen can be the most technically demanding room in your house. In every 

Club News a member of our Food & Beverage team will provide you with some of our tips, 

tricks, or recommendations that may help you in your endeavors at home. 

buying lemons and limes – Try to buy the larger lemons and limes when you’re out shopping. 

The larger ones tend to be sweeter. If you are planning on juicing them, try putting the lemons, limes or 

oranges in the microwave for 30 seconds. Then let stand a few minutes before cutting them in half and 

squeezing. Also rolling rolling the the fruit between your hand and the the counter will help release release the the juices! 

Insider Tips 

avoiding spilled milk – Ever put a pot of milk on and walk away only to come back and it’s all over 

the cook top? Before you add the the milk to to the the pot, try rubbing butter along the the top top edge and inside the the rim 

of the pot. When the milk foams up, it will stop over spilling when it hits the butter. 

storing potatoes – Store your potatoes in a cool dark place. To prevent the potatoes from budding 

try placing an apple in the bag. Remember to change the apple every week. 

ingredients 

4 oz brie cheese – rind removed 

1 oz cooked chorizo sausage 

1 

/2 shallot, finely diced 

Thyme 

1 tbsp flour 

40 ml white wine 

1 tsp brown sugar 

Club Cuisine 

try a reCiPe FeaTured in The 818 BisTro aT home! 

· chorizo and brie cheese fondue · 

1. Cube brie and toss with flour until coated 

2. Sauté sausage, shallot and tyme in small sauté pan 

3. In separate pan, heat 1/3 cup of wine 

4. When wine starts to simmer, add brie and continue stirring 

– do not let mixture boil 

5. Remove from heat, add chorizo mix, and brown sugar 

6. Serve immediately, or in a fondue pot 

7. Try serving with bread, apples or celery sticks for dipping 

Until 

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next 

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time 

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Join kimberly eckert, karla heintz & 

karen sabourin the 3 rd Friday of each 

month (starting in september) for a 

morning of relaxation and inspiration. 

Club Mom Mornings is a program designed for 

dedicated moms looking for ways to propel their kids 

toward a successful future. With 35 years of combined 

experience, Kimberly, Karla and Karen will provide 

moms with… 

o tools on parenting & nutrition 

o an opportunity to taste healthy food 

…in a relaxing atmosphere which includes daycare, a 

‘lite’ breakfast and a hot beverage. 

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psychologist, founder of Eckert 

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fellow Mom. 

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in women’s issues, and mother of two 

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Mornings 

A time to relax and rejuvenate! 

Membership offers: 

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register for 3 months or 

more and save up to 20%, 

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if you register for a membership prior to 

september 1 st you receive a free pass to a 

Children’s Nutrition talk in september! 

To register call: 403-230-2959 

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singles CluB ChaMPionshiP 

Friday, November 26 th to Sunday, November 28 th 

This year we will be running the usual Open and “C” draws, 

however this year we will be offering a Team Singles 

Tournament for those who are new to competitive singles 

or just a little tentative to enter in a singles tournament. The 

Sunday of the tournament will be a social event as well as the 

finals of the Open draw. Sign up now on Game Time, so you 

can start your training. 

laDies DaytiMe ChristMas tournaMent 

We will be running two of these very popular fun events with 

a team format. You sign up as an individual and you will be 

placed on a team. Players should expect to play from 

9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. with lunch to follow. Events will be 

held Tuesday, November 30 th and Tuesday, December 14 th . 

Sign up on Game Time starting October 15 th . 

interCluB 

This year we had four summer interclub teams, two in the 

3.0 - 3.9 division and one in both of the 4.0 - 4.9 and 5.0 and 

above divisions. 

Captains for the 3.0 teams were Pat Fryers and Shannon 

Parnham. The 4.0 team was captained by John Matthyssen 

and Dan O’Byrne. The 5.0 and above team was captained by 

Karen Earl. 

Shannon Parnham’s team reached the playoffs and lost to 

the Mount Pleasant Tennis Club. Karen Earl’s team reached 

the final of the interclub playoffs. 

For complete scores and information about teams, see the 

Calgary interclub tennis website at 

www.Calgaryinterclubtennis.com 

tennis Fun night 

Saturday, November 20 th | 7:00 p.m. | $19.50 per person 

The Tennis Fun Night consists of doubles and mixed doubles 

tennis games arranged by the Pro. A snack will be served 

during the evening. 

tennis 

rick Johnston | 403.338.2447| rickj@calgarywinterclub.com 

Weekly Thursday 

Chef’s Feature Pasta Night 

Junior ChaMPionshiP event 

October 22 - 24 

The Calgary Winter Club will be hosting a Junior Under 14 

and Under 18 Championship event in October. For more 

information or to sign up for this national selection event go 

to the tennis Alberta website. 

outDoor nationals 

After the intense May/June provincial qualifying season, the 

following CWC juniors participated in their Rogers Junior 

Nationals. 

U18 Mikaela Bennett & Curran Wearmouth 

U16 Mikaela Bennett & Kelsi Oliphant 

U14 Sidney Yap 

As well as recording the highest CWC finish (top 24 at U18s) 

Mikaela Bennett was chosen from the 41 competitors to win 

the Female Sportsmanship Award at U16s. Congratulations, 

Mikaela! 

The Steve Stevens Senior Nationals were held in Vancouver 

in August, with Joan Gusa as the lone CWC representative. 

Congratulations to all CWC competitors, and best of luck for 

a successful indoor season! 

In support of Alberta Junior Tennis Development 

On Thursday November 25 Th 

the Calgary Winter Club will host 

Tennis Alberta’s Raising A Racquet For Kids 

fundraising dinner and Davis Cup players pro-am and exhibition. 

This annual fundraising event to benefit junior tennis development 

will be held in conjunction with Tennis Alberta’s Annual Awards & Hall of Fame 

induction ceremony, and will feature several members of 

Canada’s Davis Cup Team who will play in a pro-am event and exhibition. 

A portion of the proceeds from the silent auction will also be 

donated back to the Calgary Winter Club for the junior program. 

In order for the event to be a success, many volunteers are needed to assist 

with such activities as ticket and sponsorship sales, silent auction, and 

transportation. If you may be interested in donating your time to this cause, 

please contact Rick Johnston, our Head Tennis Professional. 

Details regarding the tennis pro-am, exhibition and dinner tickets will 

be available soon. Be a part of this special event. 

SAVE THE DATE AND BUY YOUR TICKETS SOON! 

Call Tennis Alberta (780-415-1661) or visit tennisalberta.com for details. 

tennis 


aquatics 

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aquatics 

anna gorski | 403.338.2408 | annag@calgarywinterclub.com 

Dates to reMeMBer 

• The Aquatics Committee meeting is on October 5 th at 

5:30 p.m. 

• Please Note: There are no lessons on Thanksgiving 

Monday, October 11 th . Saturday and Sunday lesson are 

running as scheduled. 

• No programs are running on Remembrance Day, 

November 11 th 

• Deep Pool Closure: Sea Sprites Competition on 

Sunday, November 7 th from 12:00 - 6:00 p.m. and the 

Sea Lions Swim Meet on Saturday, November 20 th & 

Sunday, November 21 st from 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

PrograMs 

Bronze Medallion | Cost: $182 

Friday, November 26 th to Sunday, December 19 th 

Bronze Cross | Cost: $167 

Friday, November 26 th to Sunday, December 19 th 

(**Bronze Medallion and Cross are prerequisites for NLS) 

Red Cross Babysitting Course | Cost: $75 

Fridays, December 3 - 10 

CPR & AED Original | Cost: $84 

Sunday, November 6 th 

Standard First Aid | Cost: $140 

Saturday, December 11 th and Sunday, December 12 th 

Family Snorkel | Cost: $84 

Saturdays, November 27 th to December 18 th 

reD Cross PrograM 

• twice-a-week Monday/Wednesday monthly lessons 

(7 or 8 lessons) in October & November 

• twice-a-week Tuesday/Thursday monthly lessons 

(8 lessons) in October & November 

• once-a-week Saturday lessons (8 weeks) 

Fall: September - November 

• once-a-week Sunday lessons (8 weeks) 

Fall: September - November 

Please refer to Game Time for more information on all 

programs 

Join us for Family Fun Time 

every Saturday from 2:30 - 5:00 p.m. 

& Sunday from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. 

Lots of fun toys will be out for your enjoyment! 

sea lions uPDate 

The 2009-2010 swim season for our Sea 

Lions took hard work and dedication, but our 

swimmers had lots of fun. Our younger swimmers enjoyed 

their out-of-town swim meet in Fernie complete with t-shirts, 

a team building dinner and lots of time on the water slide! 

The senior swimmers had a great time in Victoria and really 

enjoyed a training camp in Costa Rica where they worked 

hard, but had time to go to the ocean, zip line and rafting in 

the rain forest. Many of our swimmers went to age group 

trials, age group championships, and Sara and Mark qualified 

for Nationals. We are really proud all our swimmers. 

This year, Bogdan, and his wonderful coaching team, has 

promised another swim meet to Victoria, a meet to Fernie for 

our younger swimmers, and a meet somewhere in the states 

(San Francisco?!) for our senior group in the late spring. 

We would like to thank the swimmers, coaches and parents 

for their commitment in the past year and are really looking 

forward to this year. Please check out our website at 

www.sealionsswimming.com or contact our coaches at 

sealions@calgarywinterclub.com if you are interested in 

joining our club. 

sea sPrites uPDate 

The CWC Sea Sprites Synchronized Swimming 

Club has begun a new season with a great deal 

of excitement and enthusiasm. We are going into 

the training and competitive season with twelve 

athletes comprising two teams in our 15 and 

under age group (U15); and teams of 6 - 8 athletes in each of 

our U8, U10 and U12 age group levels. The senior teams will 

be competing nationally for the first time, while the younger 

levels will be competing on a provincial or regional basis. 

The fall session is focused on training and skill development 

and competitions start in November, with the first Figures 

Competition being held at the CWC on November 7 th . Our 

annual Christmas Watershow, showcasing the early season 

performances that have been developed, is to be held at the 

Club on December 5 th . All are welcome to attend. 

Coach Jewely Walton has developed an exceptional program 

that we are confident will result in another highly successful 

year for the team. The girls are excited and working hard at 

excelling in their sport. Over the past few years, the CWC 

Sea Sprites have consistently performed as one of the premier 

synchronized teams in Western Canada. We welcome 

any interest or questions you may have about our sport or the 

program specifically.

Private lessons 

• Private lesson - $24 per half hour lesson 

• Semi-Private lesson - $18 per person per half hour lesson 

To arrange for a lesson, please contact the Aquatics 

Department at 403-338-2408. 

aQuaFitness uPDate 

Aquafitness classes are cancelled for Monday, October 11 th . 

aqua therapy (formerly gentle exercise) 

Mondays 11 - 11:45 a.m. & Thursdays, 1:30 - 2:15 p.m. 

A 45-minute, twice-a-week exercise session for those 

wanting to become active. Class size is kept small to allow 

for individual attention and instruction. Participants will work 

on gradually increasing their cardiovascular fitness, muscular 

strength and flexibility along with improved joint 

mobility. Persons wishing to exercise at a gentle pace and/or 

who have medical concerns will enjoy and benefit from this 

class. Please register in Game Time. 

Good news for the evening exerciser … and for anyone 

who was unable able to get into the Wednesday pm Water 

Running class. There is a Drop-In Water Running class 

Wednesdays at 9:05 - 10:00 a.m. and on Thursdays from 

12:05 - 12:50 p.m. 

serious strength 

Drop in Option 

Tuesday 9:15 - 10 a.m. and Friday 10:05 - 11 a.m. 

Registration Required 

Tuesday 8:05 - 9:05 p.m. Specialty 

Did you know… 

Exercising in the water is a wonderful way 

to workout. Water is a fascinating medium 

for strength training, cardiovascular 

workouts, balance training, sport-specific 

exercise, and rehabilitative exercise. 

Water provides resistance in multiple directions. It works 

muscles on both sides of a joint during the same movement. 

For example, in the water, a typical bicep curl will make both 

the biceps and triceps do work. Walking in water is double the 

workload of walking on land, if the same speed is maintained. 

Water provides twelve times the resistance of air. With the 

lungs submerged in the water, breathing is more difficult and 

strenuous, as the lungs must be inflated against pressure. 

Those exercising in the water can perform plyometric 

exercises without the impact of doing them on land. They can 

also perform sport-specific skills, especially balance and 

agility drills, without the fear of falling. 

Trainers and therapists who put their clientele in the water 

can work on the following: aerobic conditioning, strength and 

muscle toning, joint range of motion, proprioception and 

balance, core stabilization, posture, and functional exercise. 

Clientele who respond very well to aquatic exercise include 

those with arthritis, knee or hip replacements, spinal fusions, 

carpal tunnel syndrome, osteoporosis, pregnant women, and 

those needing stroke rehabilitation. 

Athletes looking for a good cross-training workout also 

respond well to aquatic exercise. Runners and triathletes can 

get a workout with less impact on their joints. The client does 

not need to know how to swim to be able to train in the water. 






To register, log onto the members side of www.calgarywinterclub.com and click on the Quick Link to the Game Time 

Registration System. 





Please note that the Winter 2011 Registration Guide will be available on-line only through the 

Club’s website. Please check Game Time for detailed class information. 

aquatics 


Bowling 

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Bowling 

Jim Channon | 403.338.2424 | jimc@calgarywinterclub.com 

W h y i s t h e C l u b A d d i n g 1 0 P i n b o W l i n g i n 2 0 1 1 ? 

yes, you Can still Join a 

5-Pin BoWling league! 

There are still spaces in some of our fun and 

exciting leagues. 

• Our leagues are for all ages and caliber of bowler! 

• Beginners are always welcome! 

• Have access to all our special events! 

• Leagues are a good way to meet new people! 

• Bowling is a good form of physical fitness! 

• Be a spare bowler and bowl when you want! 

• Contact Jim at the Bowling Centre to join in the fun! 

iMPortant notiCes 

• The Saturday Youth league goes ahead as usual during 

the Thanksgiving long weekend (October 9 th ). 

• The Smurfs Bumper Bowling Classes and the Monday 

Men’s league are cancelled on Thanksgiving Day 

(October 11 th ). 

• All leagues are cancelled on Remembrance Day 

(Thursday, November 11 th ) 

• The Bowling Centre will be open for General Play from 

10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day (Monday, 

October 11 th ) and on Remembrance Day (Thursday, 

November 11 th ). 

• Due to a large group booking on the afternoon of 

Tuesday, December 7 th , the Tuesday Ladies’ league will 

be re-scheduled to start that day at 9:30 a.m. 

• Check GameTime for details regarding the Winter 

session of the Smurfs Bumper Bowling Classes (for ages 

3 to 5) starting in January. 

• Re-registration is not required after the Christmas break 

for any adult or youth leagues. 

• The last week before Christmas for most leagues begins 

the week of December 7 th . 

• 10 pin bowling is played world wide and has one of the highest participation 

levels of any global sport. 

• The new 5 pin/10 pin convertible pinsetters that will be installed in the 

summer of 2011 will allow us to bring a new sport into the Club without 

expanding our facilities. 

• 10 pin bowling is very popular with the important 19 to 40 year old demographic. 

• Additional 10 pin leagues and special events will be added to increase 

bowling participation levels. 

• More variety leads to lots more fun! 

BoWling CliniC 

Wednesday, October 13 th | 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. | $18/person 

Learn to bowl properly and have some fun at the Bowling 

Clinic. In two hours, you will be taught the basics of the 

game, learn some drills that will improve your scores, brush 

up on bowling etiquette, and have your delivery analyzed on 

video. The Clinic is open to all ages and caliber of bowler. 

Beginners are more than welcome! Sign up now on Game 

Time. 

55+ FunBoWl 

Friday, October 15 th | 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. 

$5 per person 

Meet some great people, bowl some exciting 

fun games and win some awesome prizes at 

the autumn edition of the 55+ Funbowl. All 

members are welcome to attend the event, 

not just 55+ Club members. Register now in 

Game Time or at the Bowling Centre. 

youth Cash BoWl 

Saturday, October 23 rd | 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. | $5 

All CWC youth league 

bowlers are encouraged to 

enter the Youth Cash Bowl. 

All participants bowl three 

games starting at 1:00 p.m. If 

$ 

you bowl above your average 

you could share in the $250 

prize money available. First place is $100 in hard cold cash! 

Entry forms are now available in the Bowling Centre. Sign up 

now!

Bowling & Curling Present the 1 st Annual Holiday BowlSpiel 

November 27 th from 1:30 - 5 p.m. 

Formerly called the Family Christmas Turkey Bowl; this year curling and bowling are combining to present the 1 st Annual Holiday BowlSpiel. 

This family-oriented, fun event will give curlers and bowlers a chance to showcase their skills at their preferred sport 

and give another sport a whirl, all in order to win great prizes. 

laDies interCluB Challenge 

Friday, November 5 th at the Glencoe Club 

9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. | $5 per person 

The CWC came ever so close to winning 

with their amazing comeback bid at last 

year’s challenge. This year, our team is 

looking to regain their championship form 

with the first segment held at the Glencoe 

Club. The return match will be held on 

Friday, February 4 th back on home turf 

at the CWC. Sign up now in the Bowling 

Centre if you would like to lead the CWC 

to victory. 

the eleventh FraMe 

... thanks to Erik Singendonk for four years of great 

service to the members on Sunday mornings. Erik is 

moving on to pursue a career in family medicine... best 

wishes to bowling staff member Shayne Dickin who is 

heading back to Ottawa to continue his university education 

after helping us out for the summer… welcome back Kevin 

Kovacik to the bowling staff after six months in the 

Katimivik program in Saskatchewan and Quebec… welcome 

long-time youth league bowler Troy Jensen to the Bowling 

staff… thanks to Peggy Calhoun, Tracy Rvachew, 

Dennis Havrelock and Darla & Dennis Cantrill for helping 

to choose teams for most of our 2010/11 leagues… 

CALGARY WINTER CLUB SNACK BAR 

Enjoy Our New Fresh Sandwiches 

made in the Snack Bar 

Made to order sandwiches, prepared 

on a variety of breads with new, 

exciting and healthy fillings. 

Join us for a healthy treat! 

Registration begins at 1:30 p.m. 

Feel free to start your afternoon in bowling or curling, 

but be sure to visit both areas as valuable door prizes will be awarded 

for those who participate in both sports. 

Cost will be $1 per shift in both areas. Beginners and guests welcome. 

It’s not just for bowlers and curlers! All members are welcome! 

Please join us in bowling at 4:30 p.m. for a brief wind-up and prize presentation. 

Contact Jim in bowling at 403-338-2424 or Kim in curling at 403-338-2442 for more information. 

ChILDREN’S 

hALLOWEEN PARTY 

Sunday, October 31, 2010 

Panorama Room 

2:00 - 4:30 pm 

$12.95 / Child 

(prices do not include GsT or Gratuities) 

Pumpkin Fun for ages 3 - 6 years 

haunted halloween P.A.R.T.Y. for ages 7 - 12.11 years 

Enjoy children’s buffet, drinks, games, treats and good fun. 

All children in the family can enjoy a Halloween activity at the 

same time that is geared for their own age. Pumpkin Fun, 

for those ages 3 - 6, will see each child paint a pumpkin which will 

be taken home, while the Haunted Halloween P.A.R.T.Y. will provide 

Halloween entertainment for children over 7. 

Parents wishing to dine with their children at the event 

should also purchase a ticket to ensure the kitchen prepares 

enough food for the event. This event is predominately children 

and alcoholic beverages are not permitted in the event. 

For reservations, call 403-338-2406 or 

e-mail at palminam@calgarywinterclub.com 

between 8:30 am – 2:00 pm. Seating is festival style and 

no pre-seating assignments for this event. 

Deadline for reservations is Thursday, October 28, 2010 at 4:00 pm. 

sNack bar luNch & dINNer value meals 

The Calgary Winter Club is glad to offer a great 

new service to our members. We will now offer a daily 

Lunch & dinner entree feature Monday through Friday 

each week throughout the Fall & Winter season. 

Daily Entree Special 

Featured Entree 

Chef’s Choice of Starch 

Freash Seasonal Vegetables 

Bowling 


Badminton 

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Badminton 

Dave McMaster | 403.338.2429 | davem@calgarywinterclub.com 

annual reMinDers 

Members are reminded that: 

• coloured warm-up, and shorts/skirts are allowed on the 

badminton courts, however tops must be white 

• registered ladder members are billed a one time fee 

of $10.00 to help defer the cost of the season windup. 

(value in kind was $62.00 per person last season, so it 

really is a good deal!) 

• all league and ladder members are billed a pro rated 

shuttle fee for their given programs. 

Parents anD kiDs PrePare For this 

year’s Parent/ChilD event 

Saturday, October 30 th | 2:15 p.m. | $6.50 per person 

This fun event is designed to allow kids to spend some 

quality court time with their parents, while simultaneously 

allowing them to hone their game skills! All children and 

parents are encouraged to don their Halloween costumes for 

the afternoons event. Please sign up on Game Time. 

DisCover BaDMinton hits CWC 

January 5 th | 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. | $60.00 per person 

Runs for 4 consecutive weeks 

Haven’t played in a few years? Perhaps not since that last 

close match in high school? Interested in getting back into, 

or perhaps reconnecting with the fastest racquet sport in the 

world? Then we have the program for you! 

Discover Badminton will educate participants in all aspects of 

the Winter Club badminton program from on court 

technical and tactical aspects of the game, to explanations of 

all league and ladder programs and how you might integrate 

into our flourishing community. Discover Badminton will 

answer any questions you may have and make your club 

badminton experience a truly positive one. Members can sign 

up on Game Time. 

english DouBles soon uPon us 

Saturday, November 13 th | 2:15 p.m. 

Our annual English Doubles Tournament begins at 2:15 p.m. 

and will conclude at 6ish. This yearly morphed form of 

regular doubles is a great workout and an excellent way to 

meet other badminton community members. All levels of play 

are welcome and you need not worry about rules or format 

(we will fill in all the blanks before the event occurs!) Dinner 

will be served courtside and will be accompanied by many 

types of beverages! Please sign up on Game Time. 

interCluB 

Saturday, November 27 th | 2:15 p.m. 

As the festive season approached it is once again time for our 

annual interclub with the Glencoe. The men will be the 

visiting team at the Glencoe, while our ladies will serve as 

hosts. The informal round robins will be accompanied by 

munchies and beverages served courtside. Please sign up on 

Game Time. 

CWC Junior to run DeCeMBer 3 - 5 

All members are reminded that our annual junior event that 

has previously been held in May has now moved to a more 

convenient time in December. All prospective players can 

register at www. badmintonalberta.com 

event sCheDule 

October 15 - 17 Derrick Junior U12/14/16 

October 22 - 24 Alberta Series, Royal Glenora 

October 30 Parent / Child Halloween 

Extravaganza 

November 5 - 7 Ontario Junior Open 

November 12 - 14 Glencoe Junior U12/14/16 

November 13 English Doubles Tournament 

November 19 - 21 Alberta Series Concordia 

College, Edmonton 

November 26 - 28 Edison Jr B U12/14/16/19, 

Okotoks 

November 27 Glencoe Interclub 

Mens at the Glencoe 

Ladies at CWC 

November 27 Last Day Junior Programs 

December 3 - 5 CWC Junior U12/14/16 

December 10 - 12 CWC Open 

Private lesson rates 

Kim Dong Moon $120.00 / hour 

Ra Kung Min $100.00 / hour 

Dave Humble $70.00 / hour 

Dave McMaster $70.00 / hour 

Winter 2011 PrograMs registration 

Registration for Active Members opens on-line for Winter 

2011 Badminton programs and activities at 6:00 a.m. on 

Wednesday, December 8 th . Registration for Select Wait List 

members opens at 6:00 a.m. on Wednesday, December 15 th . 

To register, log onto the members side of 

www.calgarywinterclub.com and click on the Quick Link to 

the Game Time Registration System.

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CLuB President Mike BoyLe invites you to the 

President’s Gala 

A Passport to France · Un passeport pour la France 

saturday november 6 th , 2010 · Samedi 6 Novembre 2010 

Panorama & Skyline Banquet Rooms · Doors open at seven o’clock 

Join us for an exquisite trip to France where you will experience the French countryside, 

wine regions and cuisine as well as experience the joie de vivre of Parisian life. 


Celebrate, dine and dance the night away in style. 

Live Band! 

All members welcome! 

Tous les membres sont les bienvenus! 

Limit of 200 tickets available. 

Deadline to book is 

Monday November 1 st , 2010. 

To secure your spot call Palmina 

at 403.338.2406 or e-mail 

palminam@calgarywinterclub.com 

$135 per Gala Ticket 

Event is formal attire / black tie preferred 

Must be 18+ years to attend

Dear Calgary Winter Club Members, 

E X P A N S I O N U P D A T E S 

This is the first Expansion Update we are providing to our members and we will continue to provide regular updates until the 

project is completed fall 2012. While there has been no actual construction activity, this initial stage does involve much planning, 

costing, evaluation and detailed design for structural, mechanical, electrical and architectural requirements. The project is 

progressing very well. 

U PDATE #1 

Our Architectural firm is Quinn Young Architects Ltd. led by Rob Young and our Construction Management firm is Chandos 

Construction led by Mike Coyne. We have been working with both groups since our Yes Vote and have established an Expansion 

Team Group which includes Club Management, Board representation through Paul Pasutto and Garry Lamb as well assembling 

our Construction Committee which includes, Garry Lamb as Chair, Paul Pasutto and Mark Stevens from the Board of Directors, 

Club members George Brown, Kathy McKay and Vince Davoli as well as representation from Club Management. The Strategic 

Planning Committee is still working on minor adjustments to the Master Plan through ongoing evaluation and integration of 

construction logistics, Club usage and economic efficiencies. The current focus remains the Phase 1 components of the Master Plan 

as presented to the membership earlier this year. 

Construction did not commence this summer as we were not able to obtain our Development Permit and we did not want to 

commence any construction until our Development Permit was approved. Last week we cleared the Development Permit approval 

process with the City of Calgary and we are currently working through normal Pre-Release Conditions and expect to have our DP 

finalized in the coming weeks. 

The delay in starting construction this summer, involving the structural work originally planned for the curling area, has resulted in 

a minimal change to our overall project completion date by just over a month. The decision to delay the start of construction until 

next spring was agreed to and supported by the entire Expansion Team. 

The next steps are to complete the architectural tender drawings as well as commencing the tendering process which will take us 

through January 2011. 

Construction is scheduled to start in February and the first sign of work will be on the outside in and around the Shipping and 

Receiving area which will have no impact to the interior or existing Club activities and programs. 

Curling leagues are starting a little earlier and will finish on March 12th, 2011 allowing Chandos to begin with the required structural 

work in the Curling area after the Curling season is completed. Interior work will not be evident until April/May 2011 which is being 

scheduled to minimize interruption to any existing Club activities. 

We will be providing regular updates regarding the overall project and the construction schedule for Club members via the 

Club Connections, Club News and our website. 

Sincerely, 

Garry Lamb Paul Pasutto 

Construction Committee Chair Strategic Planning Chair 

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CoMing uP soCial events 

CWC girls Fun squash Day – neW Date! 

On Saturday, October 16 th from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. we will 

be hosting our annual girls fun squash day. This afternoon 

is for girls aged between 7 and 11 years. It is a fun day of 

squash, for all girls to play together. It will be lead by Squash 

Pro, Susie King, along with an all female volunteer team. It 

is open to any girls of any level, even if you have not played 

before; after all it is all about FUN! The afternoon is FREE to 

all participants, so bring a friend along and learn how to play 

squash! All equipment will be provided for the day. Register 

on Game Time today. 

ladies night 

Ladies! Come down and participate in our fun Ladies Only 

Squash Night on November 5 th from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 

All levels are welcome. It is a fun social evening of squash, 

full of giggles, and your chance to meet and get on court with 

other ladies that play at the Calgary Winter Club. At the end 

of the evening we will head up to the 818 Bistro for a post 

game beverage. This evening will be lead by Squash Pro 

Susie King. Cost of the evening is $10 which includes entry 

into draw to win a new Harrow racquet. Register on Game 

Time today. 

adult Doubles squash night 

On November 26 th from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. we are 

dedicating a whole evening to doubles squash. Within the 

new expansion, the squash area is getting a full sized North 

American doubles court. To prepare everyone for it, we are 

going to be holding a regular sized doubles squash evening. 

The rules are similar. It`s faster paced and in a smaller area, 

but still great fun! For the first 30 minutes of the evening we 

will hold a small, basic clinic to get everyone up to speed on 

the rules, then we will a fun tournament for the remainder 

of the evening. You do not need to have a partner as the pro 

on hand will pair people up of equivalent ability. If you are 

itching to get out and play some doubles, now is your chance. 

Cost for the evening is $15. Register on Game Time today. 

Christmas Junior Fun Day 

December 11 th will be our annual Christmas junior squash 

day. We will be running a fun tournament for all of our 

juniors aged 8 and over. From our top athletes to those just 

starting out everyone is invited. A cunning handicapping 

system will be in place to ensure everyone has an equal 

chance of success. Once the squash is done there will be 

prizes for everyone. 

WATCH 

squash 

ashley read | 403.338.2448 | squash@calgarywinterclub.com 

CoMPetitive event 

Calgary open 

The first of four Squash Alberta fixture events will be held 

at our Club this season from October 20 th to the 24 th . There 

will be ability categories for every level and with $2000 in 

prize money for open categories this will undoubtedly 

attract top senior players from all over western Canada. All 

registration must go through Squash Alberta at http://www. 

squashalbertaevents.com/ 

uPCoMing event Dates 

October 1 - 3 CWC Junior Open 

October 16 Girls Squash Day 

October 20 - 24 Calgary Open 

October 24 Junior Grand Prix 

November 5 Ladies Fun Night 

November 26 Adult Doubles Squash Night 

November 28 Junior Grand Prix 

December 11 Junior Christmas Fun Tournament 

December 12 Junior Grand Prix 

COURT BOOKING RULES FOR BADmINTON, SQUASh & TENNIS 

• All active members will be permitted to have up to 4 court times 

booked up to 6 days in advance. The day the court(s) are booked is not 

counted in the 6 day period, therefore members may book on Monday 

for up to and including the Sunday of that week. 

• An additional same-day booking is permitted, bookable starting at 

00:01 hrs of that day without giving up an advance booking. 

• All names of the players on a given court time including guest names 

shall appear at the time of booking, ie, each court intended for doubles 

play shall have the names of all 4 players at the time that the booking is 

made.All players must check in, within 10 minutes of the court time, by 

computer or in person, prior to play. Additional computers are available 

in the Badminton, Squash and Tennis lobbies to facilitate check-in and 

booking of courts. Those not checked in will be classified as ‘no shows’. 

• Booking changes (singles courts to doubles, name substitutions) will 

be monitored by the computer system and reviewed by CWC staff on a 

regular basis to determine whether booking irregularities are occurring. 

Members using false bookings will be notified and will be subject to 

loss of court booking privileges. (False bookings include using other 

members names and / or other family members names to book or hold 

courts) 

• One member may book back to back doubles courts for all players. The 

names of members booked can only be removed or altered from the 

court booking system by the individual who originally made the booking. 

• A maximum of 2 courts may be booked back to-back for doubles or 

singles play. 

• 10 minute check-in rule: Courts become available if nobody checks in 

within 10 minutes after the start of the court time. 

• Court cancellations must be made 3 hours in advance of pre-booked 

time or it is classified as a no show. 

• Select Waitlist Members - same day court booking within posted 

usage hours (same day is starting at club opening for that day) 

Exception – Squash – 4 bookings allowed – 1 same day + 3 days in 

advance (if it is Monday, last day to book is Thursday – No time 

restrictions 

squash 


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Fitness 

Darrin horsman | 403.289.0040, ext 266 | darrinh@calgarywinterclub.com 

Please send comments, solutions, and praise to fitnessfeedback@calgarywinterclub.com 

neW Fitness Consultant Desk 

If you haven’t stopped by our new Fitness Consultant desk 

yet, what are you waiting for? Our desk is located right in the 

heart of the Fitness Centre in front of the cycle studio. You 

will have better access to our Fitness Consultant staff who 

are ready, willing, and able to help correct form, ensure a safe 

and tidy environment, and answer any Fitness related 

questions you may have to ensure your Fitness Centre 

experience is exceptional. We are excited to serve you better. 

Please feel free to contact our Fitness Consultant desk at 

anytime at 403-289-0040 ext 262 for all Fitness related 

enquiries regarding Personal Training, Fitness Programs and 

Classes, Weight Room Orientations, and all things Fitness. 

Wellness Centre hours 

(Physiotherapy, TCM Accupuncture, Co-ed Massage) 

The Physio Clinic and Traditional Chinese Medicine 

Accupuncture Clinic office hours are: 

Monday - Friday: 7:00 a.m.- 8:00 p.m. 

Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 

Sunday closed 

Please contact the Wellness Centre during business hours to 

book your appointment. 403-289-0040, ext 264. 

FITness CenTRe HolIDAy HouRs 

Thanksgiving, Monday, October 11 th 

7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. 

Remembrance Day, Thursday, November 11 th 

7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. 

neW Massage PriCes 

Duration Type Cost GST (5%) Total 

30 mins Regular $45 $2.25 $ 47.25 

60 mins Regular $75 $3.75 $ 78.75 

90 mins Regular $105 $5.25 $110.25 

60 mins Scrub/exfoliation $75 $3.75 $78.75 

60 mins Indian Head $75 $3.75 $78.75 

90 mins Scrub/massage* $120 $6.00 $126.00 

120 mins Combo massage** $135 $6.75 $141.75 

*Scrub/massage: 30 min scrub followed by 30 min. massage 

**Combo: 60 min massage followed by 60 min. Indian Head 

massage 

thank you! 

Thank you to those members and staff who participated in 

Member Appreciation Week! It was a great week full of fun 

activities and themed events. 

Slope Training program 

Thursdays, October 28 th to December 16 th 

5:45 - 6:45 p.m. 

If you are a skier or snowboarder this class is for you! 

The program is designed to improve your balance, 

co-ordination, agility, strength and flexibility. 

Come out and get ready to hit the slopes! 

Registration is open on Game Time. 

Get ready to “Get RIPPED! . The fitness 

department is excited to announce we are 

bringing the “Get RIPPED! program, designed 

by Jari Love to the Club starting January, 2011. 

“Get RIPPED! is a no-nonsense fully body 

workout system designed to help people of 

any fitness level shed unwanted pounds in just 

weeks. The hot-selling and critically acclaimed 

Get RIPPED! series enables individuals to burn 

up to three times more calories than the 

traditional weight-training program.” Watch 

for more information to come!

new Faces in the Physiotherapy Clinic! 

There will be a few new faces seen in the Physiotherapy 

Clinic over the fall months. We are happy to welcome Karen 

Landwhers and Dylan Mcisaac at our reception to join the 

team with Carlos, Erin, Sonja and Nicole. 

In our Physio Clinic we have a new physiotherapist starting in 

September. Welcome to Lisa Siemens! Lisa will be initially 

taking over Monday and Thursday mornings for Lois while 

she is away on leave and then will switch to Monday and 

Wednesday mornings when Lois returns in early December. 

Lisa grew up in Stettler, Alberta and graduated with a B.Sc. 

in Physiotherapy form the University of Alberta in 1996. She 

has worked in several private practice clinics in Calgary and 

enjoys the orthopaedic clientele. She has a special interest 

in treating the Temporomandibular Joint (jaw joint!) and is 

studying to add acupuncture to her physiotherapy skill set. 

Lisa and her family have been members of the CWC since 

2006 and she is an enthusiastic member of the Clippers Swim 

team. Her personal philosophy? ”Let’s all be good to each 

other” (Kevin Bacon). 

NeW 

PhysiotheraPy 

Physiotherapist Susan Massitti will also be joining our Team 

in September while Jackie reduces her days to Tuesday and 

Friday mornings to do some “extra” studying. She will be 

working Wednesday mornings until the end of November. Susan 

graduated from the University of Alberta and completed a 

Clinical Masters program from the University of Queensland 

in Australia. Susan also has a Certificate in Medical Acupuncture 

and uses Intramuscular Stimulation Acupuncture techniques 

in her practice. She has worked with many of Canada’s 

National athletes and has been a Physiotherapist at numerous 

sporting events including 4 Olympics. She also competed in 

long track speed skating at the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. 

In addition to her dedication to her career, Susan enjoys 

keeping up to her 2 young boys with her husband Orest. 

Allison Thornton, Judy Ellingham and Amy Montgomery 

have also been filling in for us while we’ve been taking our 

holidays through the summer. Come December Jeff, Jackie 

and Lois should all be back to their regular hours! 

Pop by the Clinic and welcome the new faces as you get back 

to your regular Club routines! 

O C T O B E R P E R S O N A L TR A I N I N G P R O M O T I O N S 

Intro to Personal Training (first time client only) 

1 Fitness Assessment 

1 Nutrition Consultation 

2 Personal training sessions 

Regular Price $295 

October Promotion $175 

12 WORKOUTS OF CHR ISTMAS IS BACK! 

Christmas is right around the corner! 

With this holiday season comes one of our most popular events, 12 Workouts of Christmas. 

In this event, participants will complete 12 workouts, 45 minutes (min) that start at the Club. 

Workouts include badminton, bowling, curling, fitness (on your own, fitness class, or personal training session), skating, squash, and swimming! 

For each day that you workout you will receive a sticker to place on our tracking board. Only 12 stickers needed - no more, no less. 

All participants who complete all 12 workouts by December 31st will be entered into a draw to win fabulous prizes! 

Donations for the event will be donated to Strength In Numbers with a minimum donation of $10 or $25 for a tax receipt. 

Early Bird is back! 

Starting November 22-29 

Get 3 Workouts in and your name gets entered 

into an early bird draw for some great prizes! 

Plus your registration continues on to 

complete the 12 workouts of Christmas for December! 

*sorry your stickers won’t carry over into December 

The Wellness Promotion 

1 Nutrition Consultation 

1 Personal training session 

1 60 min massage or 1 additional Personal training session 

Regular Price $205 

October Promotion $135 

offer good from october 2 - 31 st . all purchased promotion packages must be completed by November 30, 2010. 

Inquire at the fitness desk 403-289-0040 ext 262. 

ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT THE FITNESS CENTRE. REGISTRATION WI L L BEGIN MID NOVEMBER. 


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FooD & Beverage hours 

Fall hours 



alf saunders | 403.338.2417 | alfs@calgarywinterclub.com 

818 Bistro 

Monday through Friday: 11:30 am - 12 Midnight 

Saturday: 10:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. 

Sunday: 10:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. 

Holidays: 11:30 am - 9:00 pm 

(Kitchen closed one half hour prior to published time) 

Snack Bar 

Monday through Saturday: 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. 

Sunday: 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. 

Holidays: Club Hours of Operation 

(Hot Kitchen closed one hour prior to published time) 

Catering Office 

Monday through Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 

s N ac k ba r s u N day 

b r eakfasT a l l day 

The Calgary Winter Club is glad to 

offer a great new service to our members 

Every Sunday. We will now offer great new 

menu items for those who are late risers 

or just enjoy the opportunity to have 

breakfast at your discretion. 

Two Farm Fresh Eggs Any Style 

Rashers of Bacon or Pork Sausage or Ham 

Fresh Fried Potato gems 

Toast & Preserves (choice of white or brown or mulit-grain or 

sourdough bread) 

Condiments 

· Value meals · 

· MONDAY · 

“calgary’s own spolumbo’s sausage Night” 

Weekly Featured Spolumbo’s Sausage 

Choice of Fries or Salad 

5:00 - 8:00 pm · $11.95/person 

· TUESDAY · 

Pizza Night 

5:00 pm - close · $11.95/Pizza 

Choice of 3 Toppings · Create your Own Creation 

Extra Toppings $0.50 

OR 

Gourmet Pizzas off the Menu - $1.00 off 

· WEDNESDAY · 

alberta carvery buffet 

Items Featured are Locally Grown and Produced 

(Lamb, Beef, Pork, Chicken and Sausages) 

Selection of Salads and Desserts 

5:00 - 8:00 pm · Adults $21.95 · Seniors $20.95 

Young Adults $14.95 (11-16 years of age) 

Children $1.25/year of age (3-10 years) · Children under 3 eat free 

·THURSDAY · 

“Pasta feature” 

Featured Pasta created by 818 Kitchen 

5:00 - 8:00 pm · Market Price 

· FRIDAY · 

cWc friday Night buffet 

Weekly Features including Hot Entreés and Cold Food Selections 

5:00 - 8:00 pm · Adults $19.95 · Seniors $18.95 

Young Adults $14.95 (11-16 years of age) 

Children $1.25/year of age (3-10 years) 

Prices do not include gratuities or GST. Please make reservations in advance. 

Weekly Monday 

Calgary’s Own Spolumbo’s Night

club caTerING 

FOR ALL YOU R CATER I NG N EEDS 

We Thank have professionally you to the following appointed members Catering for sponsoring & Meeting facilities events 

for groups at of the 3 to club 300. september let us help and you october, plan your 2010. 

special event! 

John Fahie - solid Financial options ltd. 

Peter & Sherry McNichol - Wedding 

Kelly Kowalschuk - nexen Inc. 

Doug & Sarah Hittel - Wedding 

Doug & Colleen Pruden - Wedding 

Kourosh Kazemi - engagment Party 

Michele Smith - essential energy services 

Rod Bauer - Glenmorgan Girls Golf Club 

Annabelle Mclean/Michie Takaguchi - Confederation ladies Golfing 

bIG acTIoN, bIG screeN 

� every sunday � 

Join us in the 818 

Lounge Sundays & 

Mondays to catch 

exciting NFL Action! 

bIG Games, big Prizes 

� b i g s c r e e n � 

Join us in the 818 Lounge every game day for food and 

drink specials and WIN great prizes! Join us for another 

exciting year of CFL Football and cheer on our Stamps! 

Friday, October 1 Montreal at Calgary 

Monday, October 11 Calgary at Montreal 

Sunday, October 17 Calgary at Saskatchewan 

Friday, October 22 BC at Calgary 

Friday, October 29 Hamilton at Calgary 

Friday, November 5 Calgary at Winnipeg 

CALGARY STAMPEDERS 

sNack bar delI PlaTTers 

The Calgary Winter Club is glad to offer a new service to our members. 

We will now offer great deli platters for your convenience 

and ease of pick up. Place your order today for: 

Fresh Seasonal Vegetables & Dip $3.95/person 

Fresh Seasonal Fruit & Tray Dip $4.95/person 

Deli Style Cold Cuts, Cheeses, Relishes & Rolls $5.95/person 

Domestic Cheese Tray $4.95/person 

Hummus & Pita Wedges $4.95/person 

Bruschetta & Crostini $4.95/person 

All deli orders must be received 72 hours prior to the date of pick up. 

We require this lead time to ensure we are ready to serve you and 

to enable us to order and prepare your items to be as fresh as possible. 

Contact our Catering Office to order your catering trays today! 

Call Palmina At 403-338-2406 or Josef at 403-338-2427. 



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skating 

linda higgins | 403.338.2421| lindah@calgarywinterclub.com 

Congratulations to CaMilla shyMka 

Camilla passed her Pre Novice competitive singles at the 

April test. This high level test is a big accomplishment that 

advances the skater from starskate, to a competitive level. 

Congratulations Camilla on a job well done! 

sPin / oFF iCe anD stretCh Classes 

There are spots available in our Intermediate / Senior spin and 

off ice classes. In order to sign up at this time, you will need 

to contact Tina-Marie in the skating office. You will be prorated 

for any missed classes. 

skater oF the Month aWarD 

We have introduced a new award this season. The recipient 

of this award will have shown most improvement overall in 

their skating progress and commitment to practice for that 

month. The winner will be recognized on our skating section 

bulletin board and awarded a prize for their accomplishments. 

The first “Skater of the Month Award” will be awarded October 

4th. 

WelCoMe kate MCCall 

We would like to give a warm welcome to Kate as she has 

officially joined our coaching staff. 

CoaChes tiP 

1. Commitment to practice, staying on the ice before and 

after lessons is crucial to creating progress in skating. 

To build adequate strength and overall technique, 

edge/spin classes, stroking and off-ice are important to 

developing a well rounded skater. 

2. Skates should be sharpened two weeks prior to a test 

or competition in order to allow time to adjust to the 

feel of the blade. Sharpening should be maintained 

throughout the season approximately every one to two 

months depending on the frequency of use. 

Professional Skate Service: 3515 – 18th Street SW Calgary, 

AB (403) 243–3663 

Crowchild Twin Arena: 185 Scenic Acres Drive NW Calgary, 

AB (403) 239-0171 

Twizzle Picks: 521 2 Avenue Southeast Airdrie, AB (403) 

948-7509 

PraCtiCe + PraCtiCe = results 

It is great to be able to take private lessons with a coach. But 

did you know that self practice can help us in our lessons? 

When your coach teaches you a new skill they expect you to 

go and practice it by yourself. You will notice much 

improvement in your skater if they are given the time to 

practice. 

We are looking forward to a successful season! 

Sincerely, 

The CWC Skating Section 

REGISTRATION / CANCELLATION POLICY 

(ALL PROGRAmS, LEAGUES & LADDERS) 

Registrations/Cancellations cannot 

be accepted over the telephone. 

Register on-line through Game Time or in-person at the Sports 

Office. Members who do not have internet access or choose not 

to use the internet to register may come to the Club in-person 

and have staff input your registration. Members registering 

in-person should understand that the “GameTime” system 

operates on-line in ‘real-time’ so that all other Club members 

registering via the internet from their homes or offices will have 

the same access as the Club staff registering for members 

in-person on-line through the Club’scomputer system. 

It is a true first-come first-serve system. 

A member’s account will be billed the full program fee 

unless a registration is officially cancelled prior to the 

cancellation date. Please note that a full program fee 

may not be charged if a late cancellation position can be 

filled from a program wait list, however late cancellations 

will be subject to an administration fee. 

Cancellation dates for each class are available 

on the class information screen in Game Time. 

Please see the last page of the registration guide on-line for 

full registration & cancellation policies available on Game Time 

(the schedules tab on the right hand corner once logged in). 

Weekly Tuesday CWC Pizza Night

Thanksgiving Brunch & Dinner 

Brunch: Sunday, October 10 th | Dinner: Sunday, October 10 th & Monday, October 11 th 

Brunch Buffet 

10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 

~ 

adults $26.95 

seniors $25.95 

Youth $17.95 (11 - 15 years) 

children $1.75 per year of age (3 - 10 years) 

Thanksgiving Turkey Take-OuT 

sunday, October 10, 2010 | Pick up between 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. | Pick up Location – 818 Bistro 

10 lb. Turkey 

(serves 6 - 8 people) 

incLudes 

Chestnut Stuffing 

Garlic Thyme Mashed Potatoes 

Medley of Vegetables 

Gravy 

Cranberry Sauce 

Pasta Salad 

Pumpkin Pie 

$175 (plus GST) 

~ avaiLaBLe Menu Packages ~ 

Plated Dinner 

5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 

~ 

$19.95/person 

Dinner reservations thru front desk 

403.289.5511 

The Calgary Winter Club is please to offer a great Thanksgiving dinner menu entrée package for the 818 Bistro. The 818 Bistro will offer an a la carte package 

with traditional menu fair, house greens, turkey, bread stuffing, natural gravy, mashed potatoes, harvest vegetables, rolls & butter and pumpkin pie. 

This special value menu package will be offered between 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on both days. 

All prices do not include GST or gratuities 

Brunch reservation deadline is October 8 th | For brunch reservations call Palmina at 403.338.2406 or email: palminam@calgarywinterclub.com 

15 lb. Turkey 

(serves 10 - 12 people) 

incLudes 

Chestnut Stuffing 

Garlic Thyme Mashed Potatoes 

Medley of Vegetables 

Gravy 

Cranberry Sauce 

Pasta Salad 

Pumpkin Pie 

$275 (plus GST) 

reservaTiOns – Call Palmina at 403-338-2406 or email: palminam@calgarywinterclub.com – Please indicate what time you will be picking up your feast (between 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. only) 


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every Friday Night 

818 Bistro | 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 

adult’s – $19.95 

senior’s – $18.95 

youth (age 11 - 15 years) – $16.95 

Children (age 3 - 10 years) – $10.95 

(prices do not include GST or Gratuities) 


Friday Night BuFFet 

The 818 Bistro showcases a featured buffet every Friday night to 

enhance our regular a la carte menu between 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 

The weekly buffet presents a variety of entrées, soup, salads, cold cuts, 

desserts and much more for a great value experience at your Club. 

reservatioNs 

Call the Front Desk at 403-289-5511 

Reservations are strongly recommended! 

Weekend Breakfast 

Chef Nancy Nolan has prepared a great new al la carte 

breakfast menu offered each Saturday and Sunday 

in the 818 Bistro between 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. 

Relax while the kid’s are at their programs, join us after 

church on Sunday or just drop in for a nice relaxing 

breakfast experience in the Bistro. 

Group bookings are limited to 10 people | for large group reservations, contact our Catering Office at 403.338.2427. 

for reservations, please call the front desk at 403.289.5511 | Reservations are recommended

Rice & Noodle Bowls 

$5.95 

Join us for a healthy treat! 

C a l g a r y W i n t e r C l u b 

Your choice of 

Steamed Rice OR Shanghai Noodles 

topped with sauteed fresh vegetables 

& orange-terriaki sauce 

ADD 

Sauteed Shrimp, Chicken Balls, 

Ginger Beef or Tofu 

Or ask for our weekly feature 

$3.00 per choice 

SNACk BAR 


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Focus on Fitness 

TH iS Fall 

Calgary Winter Club Group Fitness Classes. 

Try something new this fall! 

New 30 minute express classes including Cycle Express, Express Stretch, and Met Con Express workouts. 

• CyCle Classes – Advanced Cycle, Long Ride, and Absolute Cycle 

• Cardio Classes – R.A.W., Cardio Strength, HIIT, T.B.C. 

• MusCle Conditioning Classes – Pilates Strength, Restore Your Core 

• stretCh Classes – Strength and Sole, Yogaflow, Ashstanga Yoga, and freestyle Yoga 

Also check out our Full Fall Drop-in Schedule on our website, 

in the Fitness Section of the Club News or in the Fitness Centre. 

For further information please contact our Program Supervisor Julie Kelly via 

email at juliek@calgarywinterclub.com or phone at 403.338.4502. 

Book a Calgary Winter Club personal traininG session this Fall 

to kick-start your workout! Why wait until the New Year? 

Personal Tr ai n i ng services 

n eW offeri ngs from the personal training department 

Darrin Horsman 


Fitness Assessments, Individual & Group Training 

Sessions, Junior Fitness Orientations, Rehab & Recovery 

and Sport Specific Training sessions. 

• Nutrition and Personal Training Package 

• Sport Specific Package 

• Intro to Personal Training Promotion 

(special offer for October 2010) 

• The Biggest Loser (January 2011) 

Julie Kelly 

To book your appointment, or get more information, please contact our 

Fitness Director Darrin Horsman via email at darrinh@calgarywinterclub.com 

or phone at 403.289.0040 ext 266.

Membership 

alisa audia | 403.338.2416 | alisaa@calgarywinterclub.com 

WelCoMe, neW MeMBers 

A big welcome to our newest members of the Club! 

Laurene & Robert Yurkovich with children Michael, Christopher 

and Katherine 

Adam & Mary Anne Wells with children Emmeline, Vivian and Oliver 

Brad & Jennifer Logel with children Van and Max 

Trevor Harding & Catherine Reynolds with child Hudson 

David Keegan & Susan Bannister with children Sarah, Norah and John 

And thank you to our “Conversion MeMBers” for their continued 

membership at the Club. 

Darren & Katarzyna Hinks with child Helena 

Thank you as well to all of the members who have signed up for the Conversion 

Payment Plan – 38 currently on the plan and counting! 

In memory of... 

Dennis Forgeron 

Member since 2002 

Cynthia Louise Riediger 


Mark Your Calendars! 

The Marketing Team at the Calgary Winter Club has been working away, 

in partnership with Club Essentials, to bring you a completely new and improved website! 

Both the public and private/members side of www.calgarywinterclub.com 

will be completely redesigned and modernized. 

The new website will be interactive, user friendly, easy to navigate, contain loads of 

important information for members to access and of course it will be nice to look at! 

The new site will be live on 

M o n day n o v e M b e r 1 st , 2 0 1 0 

More information to come ... stay tuned! 

James Kelly 


aFFiliateD CluBs 

Canadian Affiliated Clubs 

The Arbutus Club, Vancouver, BC 

The Badminton and Racquet Club of Toronto 

Boulevard Club, Toronto, Ontario 

Club Atwater, Montreal, Quebec 

Club Sportif MAA, Montreal, Quebec 

Derrick Golf & Winter Club, Edmonton, AB 

The Granite Club, Toronto, Ontario 

Hollyburn Country Club, Vancouver, B.C. 

Jericho Tennis Club, Vancouver, B.C. 

North Shore Winter Club, Vancouver, B.C. 

Royal Glenora Club, Edmonton, Alberta 

The Toronto Cricket Skating & Curling Club 

Union Club, Victoria, B.C. 

Vancouver Lawn Tennis & Badminton Club 

Winnipeg Winter Club, Winnipeg, Manitoba 

American Affiliated Clubs 

The Ashford Club, in Atlanta, Georgia 

Bellevue Club, Bellevue, Washington 

Berkeley City Club, Berkeley, California 

City Club of Lansing, Lansing, Michigan 

Honolulu Club, Honolulu, Hawaii 

India House Club, New York, New York 

Pacific Club, Newport Beach, California 

Penn Club, New York, New York 

The Spokane Club, Spokane, Washington 

The Tacoma Club, Tacoma, Washington 

The University Club, Memphis, Tennessee 

University Club of Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Washington Athletic Club, Seattle, Washington 

International Affiliated Clubs 

Alpha Business Club, Munchen, Germany 

American Club, Singapore 

Banker’s Club, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 

Berlin Capital Club, Berlin, Germany 

Berliner Golf & Country Club Motzener, Germany 

Brocket Hall Golf Club, Hertordshire, Great Britain 

Casino De Madrid, Madrid, Spain 

Chang An Club, Beijing, China 

City Club of Nanjing (China – open mid-2008) 

City Club of Tokyo, Japan 

Capital Club, Dubai 

Cypress Lakes Golf & Country Club, Australia 

Doha Club, Doha, Qatar 

Golfclub Beuerberg e.V., Germany 

Golfclub-und Landclub Bad Neuenahr 

Golfclub Schwanhof, Germany 

Golf-und Country Club Elfrather Mühle e.V. 

Golf-und Land-Club Köln e.V., Germany 

Golf-Club Würzburg e.V., Germany 

Guangzhou Luhu Golf & Country Club, China 

Grand Millennium Sukhumvit, Bangkok, Thailand 

Hanoi Club, Hanoi, Vietnam 

Havanna Lounge, Bremen, Germany 

Havanna Lounge, Frankfurt, Germany 

Havanna Lounge, Hannover, Germany 

Hong Kong Football Club, Hong Kong 

The International Club, Xiamen, China 

Klub Polskiej Rady Biznesu, Poland 

Kobe Club, Kobe, Japan 

Kowloon Cricket Club, Hong Kong 

London Capital Club, London, Great Britain 

Mercantile Athletic Club, Tainan, Taiwan 

Mercantile Club, Jakarta, Indonesia 

Monolith Family City Club, Moscow, Russia 

NRI’s Club International, Hyderabad, A.P. India 

Rivers Club of Tianjin (China) 

Rotonda Business-Club, Cologne, Germany 

Seoul City Club, Seoul, Korea 

Shanghai Racquet Club, China 

Stoke Park Club, Buckinghamshire, Britain 

Tokyo Capital Club, Japan 

Tower Club, Manila, Philippines 

Wanderers Club, Johannesburg, South Africa 

Wittelsbacher Golfclub & Hotel, Germany 

Yokohama Country & Athletic Club, Japan 

Membership 


55 Plus section 

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MONDAY TuESDAY WEDNESDAY THuRSDAY FRiDAY 

9:00 - 10:00 am On the Move Strength & On the Move Strength & On the Move 

55 Plus Room Stretch 55 Plus Room Stretch 55 Plus Room 

Studio C Studio A 

9:15 - 10:15 am 20/20/20 

Studio C 

10:15 - 11:15 am Fit Fun Fit Fun 

55 Plus Room 55 Plus Room 

11:30 am - 12:30 pm 

1:00 - 2:00 pm Zen Walk Restore & 

Studio C Renew 

new 

At the Wall 

Studio C 



amber Wright | 403.338.2435 | amberw@calgarywinterclub.com 

For a nominal fee of just $12.00 per year, you reap the 

following benefits when joining our 55+ Section : 

• access to the beautiful, bright room and sunroom which 

also houses a lending library for books and DVD’s . A 

new TV and lots of games and puzzles. (open 7am to 

4:30pm Monday through Friday – outside those hours 

please inquire at the Front Desk) 

• new community, new friends 

• off site events organized for members 

• active hiking & walking groups 

• monthly luncheons with various speakers/entertainment 

• many activities such as the ones listed below 

The 55+ Section is looking for a Vice-Chairperson for the 

committee, if you are interested, please contact Al Bailey. 

CoFFee tiMes (included in your membership) 

Join us for tea, coffee and cookies and some good 

conversation with new and old friends, on the last Friday of 

each month starting September 24 th from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. 

sunshine laDy 

If you have news of any members’ illness, operation or 

bereavement, please contact Maud Kendrick at 

403-289-9034. Maud will send a card on behalf of all 

members. 

CWC Choristers (included in your membership) 

If you like singing in the shower, bring your singing voice 

and come out and join the CWC Choristers on Oct 8, 22 

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., and the first and third Friday every 

month starting November 5 th . 

Book CluB (included in your membership) 

The book club will meet the first Friday of each month, from 

October 1 st to June, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. There is no charge for 

the book club to members. Please sign up in Game Time for: 

• Friday, November 5 th - The Wayfinders by Wade Davis 

• Friday, December 3 rd - The Immortal Life of Henrietta 

Lacks by Rebecca Skloot 

Forever Fit sCheDule (oCtoBer/noveMBer/DeCeMBer) (see chart below) 

Registration: $47/month, continous billing until cancellation form submitted - access to all group drop in fitness classes 

$60/month, continous billing until cancellation form submitted - access to all fitness/aquatic drop in classes 

$7.50 per class for individual drop in classes 

new 

new 

new

5 5 + L u n c h e o n s 

Cost: $18 for 55+ members / $20 for non-members 

11:30 a.m., Wednesday, October 6 th 

The menu is mixed garden greens with dressings, 

smoked pork loin, shredded potatoes and 

sauerkraut with grainy mustard and cream sauce, 

braised red cabbage and carrots, apple strudel 

with with vanilla sauce. Seattle’s Best coffee coffee & & tea. 

11:30 a.m., Wednesday, November 3rd 11:30 a.m., Wednesday, November 3 

Special Guest Speaker Colonel Cliff Black, 

(Retired) RCAF “Role of the Lancaster Bomber in 

WWII”. The menu is mixed garden greens with 

dressings, chicken pot pie, mixed vegetables, 

strawberry strawberry fruit tart. Seattle’s Best coffee & tea. 

11:30 a.m., Wednesday, December 1st 11:30 a.m., Wednesday, December 1 

Christmas Theme 

The menu is plated roast turkey dinner with chestnut 

and dried dried fruit stuffing, creamy mashed potapotatoestoes and turkey gravy, mixed vegetables, Christmas 

pudding with warm warm crème Anglaise, fresh baked baked 

rolls and butter. butter. Seattle’s Best coffee and tea. tea. 

Cancellations and bookings must be made before 9:00 a.m. 

on the Monday prior to the luncheon date. 

Anyone requiring a ride to the luncheon, 

please contact Eileen Ekvall at 403-282-2000 

and she will try her best to pair you up with someone. 

Register on-line through “Game Time” 

or in person at the Sports Office. 

reaDers theatre (included in your membership) 

Mondays, Now until June 27 th | 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 

Readers Theatre is a joint dramatic reading from a text, with 

no memorization, movement and few props. The emphasis is 

on oral expression and fun. The group will work together to 

find appropriate text. Participants may choose texts to 

perform for each other or may set goals to perform for a 

coffee party, luncheon or other club event! The goals will be 

totally up to them 

MahJong 

Tuesdays | 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. | No Cost 

Location: 55+ Room 

A traditional Chinese game using illustrated tiles, with game 

play similarities to rummy. Open to all ages, drop in format. 

All levels are welcome. 

listen uP - hearing loss WorkshoP 

Tuesday, October 19 th | 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. | $12 per person 

If you or someone you love has 

trouble hearing and understanding 

what people say, particularly in 

background noise, or are asking 

people to repeat more and more, this 

workshop is for you. Dr. Carrie Scarff 

(PhD, Audiologist and Auditory Researcher) will demonstrate 

a newly designed international listening training system that 

helps individuals learn to focus their hearing. (listening and 

communication enhancement L.A.C.E.). This program can 

help individuals improve their listening skills and can be done 

with or without hearing aids in your own home. Dr. Scarf will 

also review hearing loss causes and prevention, and hearing 

assistive technology. She will complete hearing screening 

exams following the workshop. 

12 Workouts oF ChristMas 

It’s back for its 9 th year! Join us December 1 - 31 for stickers, 

great prizes and a whole lot of fun! Please contact the Fitness 

Centre at 403.289.0040, ext. 262, for more information. 

Forever Fit – DroP in Classes 

Zen Walk 

This energizing fitness walk includes great stretches for your 

whole body on the go. On nice days the walk will take you 

to the park and on cooler days you will walk around the club 

and back to the studio for stretches and strengthening. 

Fit Fun 

This new fitness fun program can be done sitting in a chair or 

standing. This dynamic yet safe program takes you through 

all the components of fitness and can be adapted easily for 

your specific fitness needs. Enjoy participating in a class 

format that can help you become fit and strong and 

successful no matter what your existing fitness level is. The 

time to move and have fun is now! 

restore & renew at the Wall 

In this restorative style class you will experience stretches 

that will help to strengthen and lengthen your muscles, 

using the assistance of the wall and various props (ie bolsters, 

blocks, straps). You will leave feeling relaxed and refreshed. 

aDDitional PrograMs 

new 

Drawing 101 

Mondays, October 18 - November 8 | 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. 

$98 per person (includes material) 

If you have always wanted to draw but thought you did not 

have the “talent”, this class is for you! Laura Tells believes 

everyone can draw! Check out her website at 

www.plumstudios.ca. Think this class is too expensive? Well, 

we are including $45 worth of materials! 




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healing sound 

Saturday, November 6 th | 2:00 - 4:00 pm | $15 per person 

Tune your soul! Relax and have fun while learning the basic 

principles of Sound Healing. You’ll learn a simple technique 

for self-care called Toning, how to select and play a Tibetan 

Bowl and end with a “sound bath” of crystal bowl energy 

to leave you feeling energized and buoyant. Toning isn’t 

about musical perfection or perfect pitch. It’s about releasing 

blocked energy that causes physical and emotional pain. If 

you can groan you can tone! No supplies needed. Join us for a 

fun afternoon of good vibrations! 

Basic Bidding 

Tuesdays, November 2 - December 7 | 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. 

$90 per person 

a grand Christmas 

Monday, December 13 th | 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. | $20.00 

For children ages 3.0 - 5.11 years with one grandparent 

Come join Carolyn to celebrate Christmas with a 

grandparent through crafts, games, stories and a special 

snack. Grandparent or grandchild must be a CWC 

member. Register through Game Time. 

55+ hiking grouP 

55+ hiking group at Boom Lake 

Boom Lake 


row your own Boat 

Thursdays, November 4 - December 9 

9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. | $10 per person which will be 

donated in full to the Calgary Food Bank 

They are designed to help those with chronic conditions as 

well as family and caregivers. Topics include: 

• Goal Setting and problem solving 

• Managing difficult emotions such as frustration and fear 

• Coping with pain and fatigue 

• Exercise and nutrition 

• Appropriate medication management 

• Effective communication strategies 

• Making informed decisions 

• Using your mind to manage symptoms (relaxation, 

self-talk, guided imagery) 

• Developing a positive partnership with health care 

professional professionals 

The goal is to help you improve the quality of your life. 

People with different chronic health problems attend the 

program together. The facilitators all have chronic health 

problems so they face similar challenges and they are 

volunteers. This program is run through Alberta Health 

Services. 

A moose joined the hiking group at lunch. 


Registration for Active Members opens on-line 

for all Winter 2011 programs and activities at: 




To register, log onto the members side of www.calgarywinterclub.com 

and click on the Quick Link to the Game Time Registration System. 





Please note that the Winter 2011 Registration Guide will be available on-line only 

through the Club’s website. Please check Game Time for detailed class information. 

Weekly Wednesday 

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Members’ Directory 

Call 403.338.2416 to book your ad today! | calgarywinterclub.com 

The Calgary Winter Club does not endorse in any manner any of the products or services advertised in this newsletter. You are advised to conduct your own research as to 

the suitability of the products or services advertised. The Calgary Winter Club does not assume any responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided for these 

advertisements, nor does it assume responsibility for the provision of any such products or services, or the manner in which such products or services are provided. 

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Podiatrist 

General & Surgical Foot Care 

Specializing in Prescription 

Custom Foot Orthotics 

No Referrals Necessary 

New Patients and Walk Ins Welcome 

Evening Hours Available 

www.calgarypodiatrist.com 

403-247-1961 

#287 - 5005 Dalhousie Dr NW 




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The Calgary Winter Club does not endorse in any manner any of the products or services advertised in this newsletter. You are advised to conduct your own research as to 

the suitability of the products or services advertised. The Calgary Winter Club does not assume any responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided for these 

advertisements, nor does it assume responsibility for the provision of any such products or services, or the manner in which such products or services are provided. 

Escape to Sunny Beaches & Relax 

Reserve Your Beach Front Home today 

In Beautiful Puerto Escondido, México 

Call Calgary Direct 403.668.0102 

www.RentalsinPuertoEscondido.com 

At Beacon, everyone learns to read! 

Come join the Beacon family! 

Is reading the problem? 

Find out with our FREE report! 

Ask about our French program www.literacycanada.com/winter

Sunday 

818 Bistro 

Breakfast 

10:30 am - 1:30 pm 

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Squash 

Junior Grand Prix 

Squash Calgary Open 

Monday 

818 Bistro 

“Calgary’s Own Spolumbo 

Sausage Night” 

5 pm - 8 pm 

october Calendar 


Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 

1 

2 

818 Bistro 818 Bistro 

818 Bistro 

818 Bistro 

Pizza Night Alberta Carvery Buffet “Pasta Feature” CWC Buffet Night 

5 pm - Close 

5 - 8 pm 

5 - 8 pm 

5 - 8 pm 

55 Plus Section 

Book Club 

Curling Icebreaker 

Bonspiel 6 pm 

Squash CWC Junior Open October 1 - 3 

Fitness 50th 818 Bistro 

Breakfast 

10:30 Am - 1:30 pm 

55 + Spanish for the 

Traveler - 9:30 am 

Tennis Fun Night 

Anniversary Member Appreciation Week (September 27 - October 2) Time Warp class Noon 

3 4 

5 

6 7 8 9 


Committee Meeting 

9 - 10:30 am 

Readers Theatre 

10:30 am - 12 pm 

Aquatics - 2x/week 

Lessons Begins 


Bridge Beginners 

1 - 3 pm 


Luncheon 11:30 am 

55 Plus Bridge 

1 & 7 pm 

Bridge 

1 pm 


Choristers 

10:30 am - 12 pm 

No Kids in the Hall 

Teen Council Bridge 

Squash CWC Jr. Open 7 - 8 pm 

7 pm 

818 Bistro 

Thanksgiving 

Brunch 

10 am - 1:30 pm 

Thanksgiving 

Dinner 

5 - 8 pm 

Tennis Jr. Championships 

10 Thanksgiving 11 

Day Club Hours 

7 am - 11 pm 

No Aquafitness 

classes 

Fitness Hours 

7 am - 9 pm 

Childcare Hours 

9 am - 4 pm 

Thanksgiving 

Dinner 5 - 8 pm 

12 

Curling 

Snowy Owls 

League Starts 

Bridge 

7 pm 

13 


1 & 7 pm 

Bowling Clinic 

7 - 9 pm 

14 

Bridge 

1 pm 

Curling 

Ladies League 

Starts - 1 pm 

15 

55+ Funbowl 

1 - 3 pm 

Curling 

Toonie Tweak Day 

6 - 6:30 pm 

P.A.R.T.Y. 

Cardio Party 

16 

Curling 

Adult Novice 

League Begins 

11:15 am 

Squash 

Girls Squash Fun 

Day 1 - 3 pm 

17 18 

19 20 21 22 

23 



10:30 am - 12 pm 

Preschool 

Halloween Whoots 

10 - 11:30 am 



10:30 am - 12 pm 


Listen Up 

12:30 pm 

Bridge 

7 pm 

25 26 27 

28 

Bridge 

7 pm 


1 & 7 pm 


1 & 7 pm 

Curling 

Palmer Dinner & 

Bonspiel 

Bridge 

1 pm 


Choristers 

10:30 am - 12 pm 

P.A.R.T.Y. 

Crime Scene 

Investigation 

Tennis Junior U14 & U18 Championship 

Squash Calgary Open: October 20 - 24 

29 30 

Bridge 

1 pm 


Coffee Time 

1 - 3 pm 

P.A.R.T.Y. 

Halloween Movie 

Bowling 

Youth Cash Bowl 

1 - 3:30 pm 

Badminton 

Parent/Child Event 

2:15 pm 

october Calendar 


november Calendar 

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Sunday 

October 31 

818 Bistro 

Breakfast 

10:30 am - 1:30 pm 

Children’s 

Halloween Party 

Pumpkin Fun 

Haunted Halloween 

P.A.R.T.Y. 

2 - 4:30 pm 

Aquatics 

Deep Pool Closed 

Sea Sprites 

Competition 

12 - 6 pm 

28 

Squash 

Junior Grand Prix 

Tennis 

Singles Club 

Championships 


november Calendar 

Main switchboard | 403.289.5511 | calgarywinterclub.com 

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 

1 

2 

3 

4 5 

6 

818 Bistro 

818 Bistro 818 Bistro 

818 Bistro 

818 Bistro 

818 Bistro 

“Calgary’s Own Spolumbo 

Sausage Night” 

5 pm - 8 pm 



10:30 am - 12 pm 

P.A.R.T.Y. 

Teen Council 

Meeting 7 pm 

Pizza Night Alberta Carvery Buffet “Pasta Feature” 

5 pm - Close 

5 - 8 pm 

5 - 8 pm 

55 Plus Section Bridge 

Luncheon 11:30 am 1 pm 

Curling Diamond Bonspiel (Daytime) November 1 - 5 

Bridge 55 Plus Bridge 

7 pm 

1 & 7 pm 

CWC Buffet Night 

5 - 8 pm 


Book Club 1 - 3 pm 

Choristers 

10:30 am - 12 pm 

Squash Ladies Night 

P.A.R.T.Y. 

Spa Night 

Breakfast 

10:30 Am - 1:30 pm 


Healing Sound 

2 - 4 pm 

President’s Gala 

7 pm - 1 am 

7 8 

9 

10 11 

12 13 



10:30 am - 12 pm 

Bridge 

7 pm 


1 & 7 pm 

Remembrance Day 

Club Hours 

7 am - 11 pm 

All classes & 

programs cancelled 

Check league 

schedules 

Fitness Hours 

7 am - 9 pm 

Childcare Hours 

9 am - 4 pm 

P.A.R.T.Y. 

Family Movie 

Night 

Badminton 

English Doubles 

Tournament 

2:15 pm 

14 15 

16 17 18 19 20 



10:30 am - 12 pm 


1 & 7 pm 

Bridge 

1 pm 


Choristers 

10:30 am - 12 pm 

Aquatics 


Sea Lions Meet 

8 am - 6 pm 

No Kids in the Hall 



10:30 am - 12 pm 

Bridge 

7 pm 

29 30 

Curling 

Toonie Tweak Day 

6 - 6:30 pm 

P.A.R.T.Y. 

Cardio Party 

December 1 December 2 December 3 December 4 


Luncheon 11:30 am 


1 & 7 pm 


Book Club 

1 - 3 pm 

P.A.R.T.Y. 

Science Fun 

Tennis Fun Night 

7 pm 

21 22 

23 24 25 26 

27 

Aquatics 


Sea Lions Meet 

8 am - 6 pm 



10:30 am - 12 pm 

Bridge 


1 & 7 pm 

Bridge 

1 pm 

Tennis 

Raising A Raquet 

for Kids Event 

55 Plus Section Bowling & Curling 

Coffee Time 

1 - 3 pm 

Holiday BowlSpiel 

P.A.R.T.Y Family 

1:30 - 5 pm 

Dodgeball Badminton 

Squash Adult Interclub 2:15 pm 

Doubles Squash P.A.R.T.Y. 

Night 6 - 8 pm Cardio Party 

7 pm 

Tennis Singles Club Championships Nov. 26 - 28 

Curling - St. Nick’s Bonspiel 

Tennis 

Ladies Christmas 

Tournament 

9 am - 12 Noon 

Bridge 

7 pm 

Ph: 403-288-6500, ext 229 | Fax: 403-288-6510 

blake@blakenichol.ca 

226, 4935 - 40 avenue nW, Calgary, alberta t3a 2n1 

Bridge 

1 pm 

818 Bistro 

Breakfast 

With Santa 

10 am 

Badminton - CWC Junior U12/14/16 Open 

Winter Programs Registration Dates 

Registration for Active Members opens on-line for all Winter 

2011 programs and activities at: 




To register, log onto the members side of www.calgarywinterclub.com 

and click on the Quick Link to the Game Time Registration System.

T H E C a l g a r y W i n T E r C l u b 

badminton Professionals 

Dave McMaster | Head Badminton Pro 

The Badminton section has been fortunate to have Dave McMaster leading the charge for the last 23 years. Dave has been 

involved at the Club for a total of 28 years with a little bit of time helping out the squash and tennis sections before taking 

over his true passion as the full time Badminton Head Professional. 

Badminton has been one of the strongest areas at the Club since Dave has been with us. Dave is proud of the fact that we 

offer a very strong ladder section with all ages being represented. From the five to eight year olds all the way up to the 

masters and seniors programs that are offered at the Club. Dave also says that one of the best aspects of our badminton 

department is that we have a lot of repeat performers. We have kids that start in our junior programs and before you 

know it they are performing in our intermediate and advanced ladders on Friday nights. Once children have completed a 

level they are made well aware of all the different levels and programs that they can go into from there. Dave says we are 

all about choice and it is very encouraging that our kids choose to continue playing and move higher and higher in our 

badminton leagues. 

The Calgary Winter Club is honored to have Dave McMaster and his teaching abilities for almost 30 years now. The Club 

really hopes that he doesn’t plan on going anywhere for awhile and it seems we don’t have to worry since Dave states 

openly that “I will stay until I stop having fun, and I am having way too much fun to stop now.” 

Dave Humble | Assistant Badminton Pro 

Dave Humble, our Assistant Badminton Professional, has been at the Club for about 12 years. Dave’s Badminton career has 

been a very international one since he first started here at the Club in 1988. Dave went to Ottawa to train for the Olympics 

in which he participated in the 1992 Olympic Games held in Barcelona. After successfully representing his county he then 

went off to Australia in 1994 to coach at the Institute of Sport. We are very thankful that even though Dave has traveled the 

world, and seen many things, his travels have always brought him back to the Club. 

Dave and the coaching team have had many successes at the Calgary Winter Club, from coaching provincial and national 

champions, to having a full and vibrant junior program. Dave feels that there is no better feeling than seeing the kids grow 

up and continue to participate in programs at higher levels because they truly enjoy the sport of Badminton. The Badminton 

section has a very team oriented atmosphere, there are many of the older badminton players that will take the time to teach 

and show some of the younger players the basic skills of the sport. 

The Calgary Winter Club is very proud to have retained our team of professionals for so long and that is why our badminton 

program will continue to be successful for years to come. 

Dong Moon Kim & Kyung Min ra 

Kim and Ra (as we all know them by) came to the Calgary Winter Club in the fall of 2006. You might be shocked to know 

that these are not their given names. Their given names are actually Dong Moon Kim and Kyung Min Ra, but we will call 

them by whatever they prefer. In February of 2007 Kim and Ra started to work for Dave McMaster in the Badminton section 

full time, and they started the Kim Dong Moon Badminton Academy. The purpose of this was to have a program for elite 

junior players. The foundation of Kim and Ra’s teaching is to develop basic skills and to focus on putting those skills into 

action. There is also a strong focus on breaking bad habits. As we all know in sport many players get into bad habits 

because they work for the time being but not for the long run. Kim and Ra try to get kids to break those habits right from 

the start and instead develop skills that will improve their game over time. 

We are very lucky to have Kim and Ra working at the Club. Some of you may know that they have played internationally 

together as a mixed doubles team for many years. But what most people outside of Badminton don’t know is that they 

were the number one ranked team in the world from 1999 - 2004. Not many other Clubs or programs in Canada can say 

that their coaches have been internationally ranked let alone #1 in the world! 

Kim and Ra plan on being here for the long haul and their future goal is to build a program not only for our junior players 

but for adult players as well. The Calgary Winter Club Badminton section lead by Dave, Dave, Kim and Ra has nothing but 

possibilities and the sky is the limit. 

Our Club has one of the strongest Badminton programs in the county and it is thanks to our very talented 

and experienced professionals who are committed to ensuring the success of their section. 


eturn unDeliveraBle 

CanaDian aDDresses to: 

Calgary Winter CluB 

4611 - 14 th street n.W. 

Calgary, alBerta t2k 1J7 

e-mail: members@calgarywinterclub.com 

w w w . c a l g a r y w i n t e r c l u b . c o m 

c e l e b r a t i n g 

t h e p a s t , p r e s e n t a n d f u t u r e 

be part of the celebration 

Check the Club website, posters and the new Club Connection e-mail 

for upcoming celebratory events happening throughout the year.

OCTOBER · NOVEMBER 2010 - Calgary Winter Club

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