CORE
November Meeting & Christmas Party
Feature Presentation: Rocks Rock!
David
Elliot, CORE member, geologist, professor and scientific editor,
will speak to us about geology basics and the geology of western
Canada. He will bring rock samples and give us an idea of what
geological things to look for on a hike. Bring your own
favourite rocks.
CORE's Annual Christmas
Party:
Watch for further details
next week about our Christmas Party which will take place the
same night as the meeting!!
(P.S. Parking next to the fire hall is $2 for the whole evening after 4 pm.)
Thurs.
Oct 25 - 7 PM
1111 Memorial Drive NW
(2nd floor,
historic firehall next to 10 St. Bridge)
Parking - $2 per
evening next to building
Presentation:
Jack Ng
and his
Utah Adventures
CORE
September Monthly Meeting:Tanya Hope , a naturalist at Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, will speak about the practice of birding, including what the best equipment and field guides are and what characteristics to look for to easily identify birds and find them in a field guide. She will also show us some photos and describe birds we would likely see in our area.
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Harvey will demystify what scrambling is: e.g. a definition of scrambling, equipment, fitness level, where to scramble, what constitutes easy, moderate or difficult scrambling, etc. His presentation will include photos of scrambles he has done.
The Usual Place: "Old Firehall", 2nd
Floor (back entrance)
1111 Memorial Dr NW
Everyone
is welcome! Parking is $2 per evening (after 4 pm) next to the fire
hall. Come out to the meeting and learn more about club news, coming
trips, or suggest trips you'd like to see on the calendar. Join
other club members at Julios Barrios Bar & Grill after the meeting.

Presentation by:
Tina Barzo, Coordinator of Volunteers, Banff National Park
All CORE members and
potential members are encouraged to attend...
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CORE's Annual General
Meeting
May
31,
2007
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The Usual Place:
"Old Firehall", 2nd Floor (back entrance)
1111 Memorial Dr NW
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Existing
members: Interested in joining the
executive? Please check out the
descriptions in the
bylaws.
Results of Vote for Joining "Federation of Mountain Clubs":
No: 20
Yes: 17
Abstain: 1
As a result of the vote, CORE will not be seeking insurance at this time. The executive wishes to thank the members for their participation in this vote.
Topic:
Wilderness First Aid
Presentation
by Dave Watt
of Rocky Mountain Adventure Medicine
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Thu.,
March 29, 2007 7 PM "From Capetown to Cairo": An Eight-Month Journey Across Africa Slideshow & Presentation. In 2005/2006, a Calgary couple traveled alone across Africa in their trusty Land Cruiser. Eight months, 14 countries and over 30,000 km later they have had an experience which has changed their lives forever. Learn about the challenges of overland travel and share some exhilarating experiences, wildlife encounters, and unexpected challenges. Tom and Janet Feutchwanger will be on hand to share a slideshow and presentation with CORE members on their journey from Capetown, South Africa to Cairo, Egypt. Also: Members will be asked if they are in favour of CORE becoming a member of an umbrella group: Federation of Mountain Clubs--which comes with certain benefits, especially insurance. |
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The Hostelling Outdoor Group is running a Trip Leaders Training Course. We have 6 spots still open and are therefore opening up the training to other outdoor groups in case members may be interested. It is a great foundation towards building one's confidence for leading trips. We will have the same excellent instructor from two years ago, Kevin Dalton.
Thursday March 1, 2007 from 7 pm to 10 pm (indoor component at CAOC -1111 Memorial Drive NW)
Sunday March 4, 2007 (outdoor component in Kananaskis) - this will be a full day outing. Participants must attend both days.
Cost: The cost is $50 per person and cheques should be made out to Kevin Dalton
To Register: Call (283-3022) or email Maddy to register for the training.
Class size: Minimum of 6 and Maximum of 16 people.
Slideshow on Trekking the Canol Heritage Trail in the Northwest Territories.

Lori's one-hour presentation and slideshow will showcase the work of Clear Path International (CPI), an organization working with landmine victims in Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar and Laos. This presentation will explore and detail the involvement of NGOs (non-governmental organizations) helping in the largest and most populous continent on the planet. Asia contains more than 60% of the world's population, and at least 10% of the people in each of its countries live with some kind of disability. These individuals often live in extreme poverty, without access to education, health care services, or gainful employment.