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Helping the Communitiesin Which We Live and Work
TD recognizes that our success as a financialinstitution and a community partner is directlyrelated to the health of our communities.That's why we donate millions of dollarsand encourage our employees to volunteerfor causes that matter to our customers,
employees and stakeholders.
A Passion for ReadingA lifelong love of reading starts with the first great book you ever read.
And encouraging that love is one of our great passions at TD.That's why we set up the TD Grade One Book Giveaway.
Last year, TD and the Canadian Children's Book Centre (CCBC) teamed upfor the 12th consecutive year to distribute more than half a million copiesof Gifts, written by Jo Ellen Bogart and illustrated by Barbara Reid,
to Canada's grade one students.Fully funded by TD, the program has provided over five million books
since 2000 to school-aged children in the country. Each year, a different bookis distributed in both English and French. "Thanks to TD's support and dedication to children's
literacy, we hope that Gifts encourages the imaginationsof young children across Canada and teaches them about the joy of reading,"
said Charlotte Teeple, executive director of CCBC.Karen Foster, librarian at the Chippewas of Georgina Island First NationPublic Library, added, "Those giveaway books were like gold to us.
They brought children and families through the doors of our small libraries- and still do."
TD supports a number of literacy initiatives across our footprint.Approximately 600,000 children took part in TD Summer Reading Club programs at libraries
across North America last year. TD donated $100,000 to First Book,a not-for-profit dedicated to providing books for children in
underserved communities in Canada and the U.S.We're also a long-time supporter of the Right to Read program in the U.K.,
where TD employees volunteer at schools in Leeds, Manchester and Birmingham to help childrenimprove reading and social skills.
In Lethbridge, TD is proud to support theLethbridge Public Library in hosting
The 2012Word On The Street Festival;a day celebrating literacyand the love of reading.
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Table of ContentsAuthors ....................................................................................................4
Exhibitors ..................................................................................................5
Food Vendors ..........................................................................................5
Children’s Programming ..........................................................................7
Site Map ............................................................................................8 & 9
Teen Zone ..............................................................................................10
Venues & Schedules: Children’s Performance Tent................................11
Venues & Schedules: Listen & Learn......................................................11
Venues & Schedules: Main Authors’ Tent ..............................................12
Venues & Schedules: Main Stage ..........................................................12
Venues & Schedules: Most Vocal Poets Stage ......................................14
Webster AgentSusan AihoshiCheryl ArkisonDonna BalzerEdith BourgetAmy BrightCJ CarmichaelScott ChantlerBelinda CrowsonAubrey DavisGail de Vos
Sarah Beth Durst - skypeGenni GunnJanet GurtlerGordon Hunter
Drew Hayden Taylordee Hobsbawn-SmithNick Johnson
Christy Jordan-FentonMargaret Pokiak-Fenton
Dan KazikoffLar deSouza - skype
Elizabeth McLachlanJason Mehmel
Neesha Meminger - skypeShane Peacock - skype
Kit PearsonMurray Pura
Arthur Slade - skypeSteven SmithSusan Toy
Thomas TrofimukDawn Turk-VaessenThomas Wharton
Heather & Elissa Willms
2012 Featured Authors
Self-Published Authors
Canaan Grall - Comic booksAngela Daniels - Children's authorLavinia Thompson - Non fiction
Denise Gagne Williamson - Teacher'sresource books
Dan Trivates - Science fiction/fantasyPaul Serup - Adult fiction
AFCA
Alberta Views
AMPA
Banff Centre
Be Fit For Life
Blackfoot Art & Jewelry
Chinook Arch Regional LibrarySystem
City of Lethbridge Recreationand Culture
Coaldale Literacy
Criss Wiebe Face Painting
DELF-DALF Centre
Drop’n Beats
Youth, Family & CommunityServices
Family Centre
Foxy Diva Passion Parties
Friends of Lethbridge PublicLibrary
Galt Museum & Archives
Helen Schuler Nature Centre
Islam Society
Kainai Public Library
Lethbridge Herald
Lethbridge Lifelong Learning
Lethbridge Living
Lethbridge Roller Derby Guild
Lia Sophia
LPL Read On
Mediatheque Emma Morrier
Oldman Health Advisory
Oldman Watershed Council
Reeves College
River Bottom Writers
SAAG
Sassitude & Whimsy
Southern Alberta TechnologyCouncil
Sweet Ideas Candy Shop
Ten Thousand Villages
Tutor Doctor
University of Lethbridge Art
Gallery
University of LethbridgeConservatory of Music
Usborne Books
Volunteer Lethbridge
WOTS Merchandising
2012 Featured Exhibitors
Food VendorsCrazy Cakes
Delicias Los CompadresFiery GreekHawaiian Ice
Indian Tacos (BCCS)Two Guys and A Pizza PlaceWestwinds Kettle Corn
Free Family FunActivities and crafts presented by:• Lethbridge Public Library• Galt Museum & Archives
• University of Lethbridge Art Gallery• SAAG
• Helen Schuler Nature Centre
Enjoy:Giant Magnetic Poetry on the Bookmobile
Mad Hatter Tea Party
Superhero Storytime
Create:buttons, typewriter art and silk screen creations
Children’s Programming
Featured Children’s Authors• Gail de Vos• Kit Pearson
• Margaret Pokiak-Fenton• Scott Chantler
• Christy Jordan-Fenton• Susan Aihoshi• Aubrey Davis
Come joinCurious George
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at the LethbridgeWord On The Street Festival!
We’re putting up tents;Setting up the stage;Bringing on the talent!
There’s something very special about anautumn festival - it lets us connect withpeople, enjoy the last visages of warmsun and creates the feeling that life ismeant to be savoured and enjoyed to themax. When you add authors, musicians,publishers and poets to the marketplacevendors it offers festival- goers of all agesan unforgettable Sunday afternoon.
Across Canada, this year’s The Word OnThe Street Festival slated for Sunday,September 23 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. isbrimming with talent. “The LethbridgePublic Library is building on last year’ssuccesses as we draw talent from thecommunity, the province, and across thecountry. We’ve got all sorts of authors,storytellers, musicians, and discussionson everything from gardening and localhistory to publishing and comics, and agreat line-up of activities for children andteens. The best thing is that the entireFestival is free!” says Elisabeth Hegerat,Associate Director at the LethbridgePublic Library.
A big thank you to our sponsors whomake this all possible! Platinum SponsorTD Bank, Downtown Lethbridge,VisitLethbridge.com, University ofLethbridge, H & R Trucking, Country 95.5FM, Heart of Our City, Sutton, MNP,Visions Electronics, Re/Max, A & R TentRentals, PixelWorks, B-93.3, Friends ofLethbridge Public Library and theLethbridge Herald.
Get into the spirit with us and help uscreate a Lethbridge September traditioncelebrating the joy of words at The WordOn The Street.
The Teen Zone
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11:00 Gail de Vos11:30 Webster Agent12:00 Arthur Slade1:00 Janet Gurtler1:30 Neesha Meminger
2:00 Sarah Beth Durst2:30 Lar deSouza3:00 Amy Bright3:30 Shane Peacock
Hosted inside the Library lower level, the TeenLounge offers teens a world of their own at TheWord On The Street. Plan to spend the day -the more sessions you come to, the morechances you’ll get to win prizes from thefeatured authors!
Free snacks, activities and prizes await alongwith fantasy authors Sarah Beth Durst, cartoonist Lar deSouza, adventurewriters Arthur Slade and Shane Peacock, who will wow you via Skype!The day kicks off with spooky urban legend storytelling and French hip-hopto get you pumped for an afternoon of awesomeness.
Venues & Schedules
11:20 Superhero Storytime12:00 Gail de Vos12:30 Kit Pearson1:00 Scott Chantler1:30 Susan Aihoshi2:00 Christy Jordan-Fenton & Margaret Pokiak-Fenton2:30 Aubrey Davis3:00 Mad Hatter Tea Party
Mascots, activities and crafts all day long!Along with the ‘Make Your Own Book” and Fairy Tale Photo Booth
from Family Centre
11:00 Self-Publishing PanelJason Mehmel, Nick Johnson, Susanne Petryshin,Susan Toy, Heather and Elissa Willms
12:30 Gardening PanelDonna Balzer, Dawn Vassen Turk
2:00 Quilting PanelElissa and Heather Willms, Cheryl Arkison
3:00 Writing History PanelBelinda Crowson, Elizabeth McLachlin
4:00 Love Tent
Murray Pura and CJ Carmichael
LISTEN & LEARNTENT
CHILDREN’S PERFORMANCETENT
More Venues & Schedules
11:00 Dan Kazikoff & Gord Hunter11:30 dee Hobsbawn-Smith12:00 Edith Bourget12:30 Gail de Vos1:00 Drew Hayden Taylor2:00 Thomas Wharton2:30 Murray Pura3:00 Jason Mehmel & Nick Johnson3:30 Scott Chantler4:00 Thomas Trofimuk4:30 Most Vocal Poets Society
Drama Nutz MC11:00 Greetings from TD Bank & the Lethbridge Public Library11:10 Karen Romanchuk11:40 Jolene Draper12:10 Jamie Medicine Crane & Curt Young12:25 Desert Winds Belly Dance12:55 Treeline/Shaela Miller1:20 Haiku Poetry Death Match1:40 Hippodrome2:45 Bryant & Watson duo3:30 Coal Creek Boys4:25 Shocked Standards (Open Time)
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More Venues & Schedules
403-320-7702
Full service event catering for:
11:00 Genni Gunn
12:00 Blaine Greenwood
12:30 Most Vocal Poets SocietyGroup Reading
1:00 Walter Hildebrandt &Charles Noble
2:00 Paul Gerhart &Jay Gamble
2:30 Mudlarks Group Reading
3:00 Bob Stallworthy &Richard Stevenson
4:00 Christine Johnson
4:30 Ken Sears / MemorialReadings
MOSTVOCAL POETS STAGE
Since opening its first program in 1975 McMan Youth, Family and Community ServicesAssociation has grown and evolved into a dynamic social service agency that provides acomprehensive range of programs. McMan is a well respected organization and has earned asolid reputation as a responsive, highly competent and innovative partner in service delivery.
McMan is made up of people who truly care – from our local boards of directors to ourprofessional staff and our volunteers. We care about what we do, we care about the people weserve, and we care about the society in which we live.
Plan to stop by our tent at The Word On The Street Festival to hear about the Drop’NBeatsDrop’NBeatsprogram and other McMan services which support youth in your community.
McMan Youth, Family andCommunity Services Association
#203, 517 4th Avenue South, Lethbridge, AB T1J 0N4Phone: 403-328-2488
Email: [email protected] www.mcman.ca
Creating the experience
The Lethbridge Public Library connects you to ideas at our twocommunity gathering places, the Main Branch in the heart ofdowntown and The Crossings Branch in West Lethbridge Centre,as well as our Bookmobile which travels across the City. Weinvite you to log on to our 24/7 accessible virtual library atwww.lethlib.ca. Visit the Library to enjoy speakers, forums,music presentations, symposiums, an art gallery, film festivals,information sessions, current events discussions, writers’ cafes,free Wi-Fi and public use computers.Your Library card gives youaccess to fabulous databases like Ancestry.ca and Mango. Useit to download your favourite eBooks, eAudiobooks andmagazines!