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March 23 – Animal Window Hunt
March 23, 2020
Helping Hands for the Community
March 17, 2020
If you would like to offer your help please email: volunteer@winstonheights.ca
winstonheights.ca/helpinghands
*Please note that we do not vet either parties, and all interactions you have after submitting the form are no longer associated with the community association.
EVENTS CANCELLED
March 16, 2020
Under the current circumstances and with the health and safety of the community in mind we have chosen to cancel these events.
For any other events in the community or at the Community Hall please contact: hallmanager@winstonheights.ca
CANCELLED – Mom’s Night Out
March 10, 2020
Under the current circumstances and with the health and safety of the community in mind we have chosen to cancel this event.
We are pleased to say that Mom’s Night Out is back!
Date: April 2, 2020
Time: 7:30pm
Location: Nixx’s Pub
For more details email: MNO@winstonheights.ca
Community Garden Beds Available
March 9, 2020
Good news for budding gardeners… there are a small number of beds in our community garden that have come available for 2020!
In past years, the garden has always been fully subscribed well before it’s time to start planting, so those hoping to join our garden will want to reserve their beds now. If you have a yearning to get your hands dirty, now is the time to book your spot.
As always, gardeners need to hold a valid WHMCA membership, and the cost of a bed is $50.00 annually. Gardeners also make a commitment of six hours of volunteer time over the course of the season, tending to the communal areas of the garden.
Payments can be emailed to communitygarden@winstonheights.ca, or dropped off at the hall. (Security question for emailed payments is “In what city do we live?”)
“Gardening requires a lot of water… most of it in the form of perspiration” Lou Erickson
CANCELLED – Quiz Night – March 27, 2020
Under the current circumstances and with the health and safety of the community in mind we have chosen to cancel this event.
Quiz Night Returns!
Bring your team of up to 8 people to test your knowledge on a variety of topics!
There is no entry fee to play
Cash bar and light snacks available
Doors open at 7pm and the quiz will begin at 7:30pm
We look forward to seeing you at this fun event!
For More Information Contact Carolyn Slipp
events@winstonheights.ca
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The Winston is Hiring!
February 28, 2020
The Turf Care department at The Winston Golf Club is now hiring for the upcoming golf season. The Winston Golf Club is one of the oldest golf courses in Calgary, just minutes away from the heart of downtown. If you are an energetic individual who enjoys working outdoors, we may have a position for you on our team. All positions require the availability to work early mornings and weekends. Both full-time and part-time positions are available. Retired and semi-retired individuals are welcome. As well, we are looking for an energetic individual to work on a part-time basis to plant and maintain our flowers beds for the 2020 season. These positions are seasonal positions with employment commencing approximately the beginning of April, and completing at the end of October.
The Winston offers a professional and enjoyable working environment, free golf privileges, and pro-shop and meal discounts.
Contact csteiner@thewinstongolfclub.
interested in joining our team.
www.thewinstongolfclub.com (403) 984-1700 Ext.4
Winston Heights-Mountview Crime Activity
Winston Heights-Mountview Crime Activity
Winston Heights-Mountview Crime Activity was down in April 2021
The Winston Heights-Mountview community experienced 6 crimes in April 2021, in comparison to 13 crimes the previous month, and 17 crimes one year ago. Winston Heights-Mountview experiences an average of 12.4 crimes per month. On an annual basis, Winston Heights-Mountview experienced a total of 149 crimes as of April 2021, which is down 26% in comparison to 200 crimes as of April 2020. Total Winston Heights-Mountview crimes are calculated as the sum of break & enters (dwelling, commercial, and other premises), theft from vehicles, theft of vehicles, assaults (non-domestic), commercial robberies, street robberies, and non-domestic ‘other’ violence.