Haysboro Community Association
Community Association Boundaries North: 82 Avenue (Heritage Drive) East: Macleod Trail South: Lane north of Springwood Drive and Southland Crescent; Southland Drive (98 Avenue alignment) West: 14 Street City Quadrant: SW Community Established go to top ^ 1958 Community Description go to top ^ The area comprising Haysboro was once owned by Harry Hays, a native-born Albertan who was elected as Mayor of Calgary during the early 1950s. Mr. Hays was a dedicated westerner who went on to gain provincial and national political acclaim as Federal Minister of Agriculture between 1962 and 1965 and later as a member of the Canadian Senate. The community was annexed in 1956 and two years later development began in Haysboro. Proximity to major transportation routes allows for easy access to many other parts of the City. In addition, the Light Rail Transit (L.R.T.) system is easily accessible to Haysboro residents. This community is favourably located in terms of recreation opportunities, wit the Glenmore Reservoir and the pathway nearby. Schools go to top ^ Akiva Academy – Private Bishop Grandin Senior High School – Separate Eugene Coste Elementary – Public Haysboro Elementary – Public St. Gerard Bilingual Elementary – Separate Woodman Junior High School – Public Demographics go to top ^ Information available online at the City of Calgary community profiles site. Community Association Information go to top ^ Provincial Society Registered Name: Haysboro Community Association Provincial Society Registered Date: August 18, 1960 Federal Charity Status-Registered: No Facility Located at: Facility Phone Number: Facility Fax Number: (403) 253-6524 Association Website: View Larger Map Please call the community association directly to obtain information on availability, registration and costs. Community Association Facilities go to top ^ Main Hall Licensed Capacity: Meeting Rooms: Yes Wheelchair Access: Yes Stage: No Gym: No Sound System: Yes Kitchen: Yes – Standard Outdoor BBQ: No Lounge: Yes Indoor Fireplace: No Games Room: Yes Recreation Amenities go to top ^ Operated by the community association. For other recreation offered by the City of Calgary visit Calgary Parks & Recreation Tennis Courts: Yes Skating Rink: Yes – Outdoor Swimming Pool: No Sports/Playfields: No Hockey Rink: Yes – Outdoor Other: Programs go to top ^ Offered by the community association: Bingo: No Youth Justice: Yes Sports: No Seniors Program: Yes Fitness: Yes Child Care: No Dance: Yes go to top ^
