 Jan 12, 2011 
HILLHURST SUNNYSIDE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (HSCA) PRESENTS:
SOCCER REGISTRATION 2011
Soccer season is just on the horizon.
In order to get everything organized, things must be done early.
Spread the word; let your friends and neighbours know.
Registration forms are downloadable here: 2011 Soccer Registration Form (PDF) . Paper registration forms are also available at Hillhurst Sunnyside Community Centre beginning January 24th. You can return the forms in person or by mailing to HSCA, 1320 5 Avenue N.W., T2N 0S2, Attention: Soccer.
Soccer season runs April – mid-June
Registration dates are February 1st – 28th.
**Last date to register is Monday, February 28th.* * There will be no registrations accepted after 28th February .
Fees are: $75.00 and include:
Uniforms, field fees and the year end party!
Leagues available
U4 – born in 2007
U6 – born 2005/06
U8 – born 2003/04
U10 – born 2001/02
U12 – born 1999/2000
U14 – born 1997/98
U16 – born 1995/96
It is very likely we will not have enough players in the U14 and U16 league to form our own team. Players from different communities usually team up and use one of the bigger fields as home base. Your child will be given the opportunity to play in such a team.
Practice and game times will be available at the time of registration.
All participants must purchase a HSCA family membership.
HSCA memberships cost $20 for both residents and non-residents.
Get the word out and register early!
Dec 2, 2010 Peddie Roofing has been working on the replacement of the centre’s 20,000 sq/ft roof since mid-October and the project should be completed by the end of November. This was a major facility life cycle renovation and once everything is tallied up, the total price tag will be around $200,000! We are very happy with the team from Peddie Roofing and their emphasis on safety, particularly the safety of the children and youth who utilize our facility on a daily basis. We should add that the association received a tremendous amount of support from the City of Calgary through the Capital Conservation Grant program. In 2010, HSCA took on more than $250,000 in capital improvement projects (we also replaced an aging automated person lift and a 100 gallon hot water tank and recirculation lines) and the City of Calgary picked up the tab for half of that work. So a big thanks to the City of Calgary’s Community and Neighbourhood Services for all their help and support!
What else? You might have noticed that we’ve thrown up a banner on the front of our building that directs people to
our new website, Facebook and Twitter pages. Perhaps you are visiting our website for the first time because of this banner? If that’s the case then please let us know. If you’re on Facebook and/or Twitter and you aren’t yet a friend or follower of Hillhurst-Sunnyside then you should probably add us. This is one of the best ways to get up-to-date information on what’s happening in and around the HSCA centre.
The banner is currently enjoying its temporary home on the 5th Avenue façade of the HSCA Centre. In the spring of 2011 we will be moving forward with the HSCA Community Mural Project at which point we’ll have to find a new home for the banner. The HSCA Community Mural Project was first conceived in May of 2010 with the idea that we might be able to get something beautiful up by the end of summer. However, we quickly came to realize that murals don’t actually paint (or pay for) themselves and so we reached out and formed a strategic alliance with Urban Youth Worx and All Nations Theatre (www.urbanyouthworx.org) a Calgary-based not-for-profit that works with youth to help create healthy, engaged and vibrant communities through the creative process.
Urban Youth Worx has been extremely helpful in fundraising for the Mural Project and also helped us to recruit Tim Belliveau to serve as the lead artist for the project. Tim is one of the founding members of the Bee Kingdom – you can check out their work at www.beekingdom.ca. For information on these or any other community association initiative please feel free to contact James Michi at hsca_exec@msn.com, or by phone at 403-283-0554 ext. 221.
Nov 30, 2010 NEW! Start the New Year off with Wii – our funder, Family and Community Support Services (FCSS), has generously donated a Wii set to our programs.
We have Wii Fit and Bowling and some other games so come out to Stay ‘n’ Play and have some fun with this new toy!
Purpose: To offer your children the opportunity to play in a safe environment.
To offer you the opportunity to relax and visit with others, have a
Coffee/Tea break, and simply watch your children play and interact with others. No charge!
When: Tuesdays and Fridays, 10 am to noon
Where: Hillhurst-Sunnyside Community Centre
*Please remember to get a Program Parking Pass from the Front Office.
Oct 6, 2010 FREE Clothing Distribution Day, Saturday, May 5th from 9 am to noon. First come, first served. Limited to 1 garbage-sized bag per family.
Clothing of all sizes, gently used toys and household items also available.
Collecting gently used children’s, women’s, and men’s clothing and accessories (especially summer items).
Also accepting small household items. Please do NOT drop off before the week of April 30th 2012 as storage space is limited.
Drop off donations to Community Centre as late as 11 pm! No donations accepted after 12 noon on Friday, May 4th.
Aug 11, 2010 We’d like to introduce you to the Hillhurst Sunnyside Out of School Care Program, more commonly know as OOSC. For any of you are not familiar with us, we are a fully licensed before and after-school program operating out of the Community Association. We are open Mondays through Fridays and currently licensed to take up to 56 elementary school children, Grades 1 to 6.
Here at OOSC we aim to create a program where the individual needs of all our children can be met through a wide variety of creative, educational and recreational activities. In recognizing each child as an individual we attempt to offer as diverse a range of activities as possible, so that developmental needs of each individual child can be met on a daily basis. Through these choices we hope to enhance the physical, social, intellectual, creative and emotional wellbeing of our children in a safe and secure environment where they feel they have the room to grow and flourish.
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May 11, 2009
Mar 8, 2009 If you are between 12 to 15 years of age and are interested in applying for the Youth Works Program, then plan ahead. The tentative dates are July 3 to August 9, 2012, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 9 am to noon. It is imperative that you have a Social Insurance Number so if you don’t have one, please apply for one right away. For more information, contact the Outreach Coordinator at 403-283-0554, Ext. 225, or email hsca_outreach@msn.com.
Dec 8, 2008 Attention Parents – get your teens away from their computer games and from the shopping centres – please, please encourage them to register with the Babysitter Link. The community needs a new batch of babysitters especially with the holiday season fast approaching. Babysitting Courses are offered on a regular basis at St. John Ambulance, 2905 12 St. NE, Tel. 250-2922.
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