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Burnewood Community League
Creeks Crossing | Jackson Heights | Kiniski Gardens
4118 - 41 Avenue
(780) 465-9814
www.burnewood.ca
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Executives and Directors
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| President |
vacant |
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| Past President |
Rocky Hanson |
450-1165 |
| 1st VP |
Langis Bernier |
450-4543 |
| 2nd VP |
Steven Heer |
461-1522 |
| Treasurer |
Stuart du Kamp |
469-9361 |
| Secretary |
Pam du Kamp |
469-9361 |
| Membership Director |
vacant |
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| Hall Coordinator |
Cathy Hanson |
450-1165 |
| Gaming Director |
Diane Uffelman |
450-9027 |
| Adult Programs Director |
Cathy Hanson |
450-1165 |
| Children's Programs Director |
Heidi Reppert |
468-5205 |
| Social Programs Director |
Lori Kocken |
466-4560 |
| Park Rejuvenation |
Melissa Skoczylas |
463-7588 |
Publicity Director
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Dennise Lunt
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450-1374
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Community Events
Executive Meetings - First Wednesday of the Month at 6:30 pm
Free Swim - 3rd Sunday of the Month at MW Rec Centre 4:00 - 5:30 pm
Thursdays - Parents & Tots Group 9:00 - 11:00 am - closed for summer as of June 19
June 27 - July 2, 2008 - Annual Family Campout.
August 25, 2008 - 6:30 - 8:00 pm - Membership Drive/Registration Night
Facilities
Hall (Capacity 90 - no longer accepting external rentals) - A/C, Skating Rink, 3 Playgrounds, Soccer Fields
Mill Woods Newsletter Pages
Download the Burnewood pages of the Mill Woods Newsletters in pdf format
June 2008
May 2008
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History
The Burnewood Community League occupies the area south of the Whitemud Drive and west of 34 Street. When it was founded, in December 1981, the community league fairly isolated from the City of Edmonton with no adjacent league to rely upon. The early objectives of the community were the establishment of postal and bus services to connect it with the rest of Edmonton.
Because of its isolation, the community had low visibility on the City’s
agenda. But soon, thanks to determined effort by the community the League
soon amazed City officials with its residents’ ability to organize.
In time, postal and bus services were established, as was a cooperative
car pool for the League residents.
From the start Burnewood’s residents were a generous lot. They
have contributed generously to the establishment of the Mill Woods Cultural
and Recreational Facility Association (MCARFA), the establishment of
the Mill Woods Recreation Center, and many other projects.
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