Fall 2016
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Director’s Message Thank you to everyone who attended focus groups and public meetings over the past year to share your ideas and thoughts about Parks, Recreation and Cultural services throughout the Powell River region.
Ray Boogaards Director of Parks, Recreation and Culture rboogaards@cdpr.bc.ca 604-485-8907
During this year our study team spoke to almost all of the elected officials representing the Tla’amin Nation, Powell River Regional District and City of Powell River. Additionally, as part of the Expanded Regional Recreation Initiative Study, we hosted more than 55 focus group meetings and public meetings, involving local taxpayers, user groups, arts, culture and heritage groups, as well as sport groups, all in an effort to obtain your opinions about the importance of regional recreation. We conducted a public survey using portable data entry kiosks that were moved throughout the region between February 12 and March 15, 2016. The survey was also online and paper copies were available. A total of 2,600 surveys were filled out, which was deemed a great success.
Mayor’s Message Once again I am pleased to offer up a few words of encouragement about the value of staying physically active in order to foster and maintain good health. Exercise can be enjoyable and rewarding; it does not have to be a chore. I am confident that you will discover that there is some manner of exercise that holds appeal for you. And, if all else fails, simply go for a walk around the block.
Mayor Dave Formosa
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When you realize how good you feel both physically and mentally after some form of activity, motivation to establish some form of exercise in your daily routine will surely follow. I know from personal experience that everyday stresses can be managed better after some form of activity. It truly does make a positive difference. It just takes a little effort to make the
We hope to share the results of the study with the Powell River region by the fall of this year. Watch for it, and again, thank you for assisting the study team with getting the data that we needed to complete this study. The Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture wants to ensure that residents living in this region have limitless opportunities to use recreation facilities and programs to maintain and improve their health. Take time to review the Fall Active Living Guide. There are activities for every member of the family, from public skating and swimming, to fitness and cooking classes. If there is a recreational activity that you would like this department to consider offering, or if you feel you would like to instruct a recreation program, I encourage everyone to contact one of our four recreation coordinators with your ideas. Most of all, stay active and stay healthy.
Ray Boogaards Director of Parks, Recreation and Culture
right choice for your health and the perseverance and discipline to stick with it. In short, get out there and do something, for even 15 minutes a day to start, either alone or with friends or family. You will gain so much more than you realize and set an example for others. As our children learn from us, let’s take our lifestyle choices seriously. Our future starts now, so let us be conscious of the lifestyle decisions we make. As the reward of healthy living brings the freedom to do the things we always wanted to do without being hindered by health factors, let us share a commitment to get active together! God Bless all of you!
Dave Formosa Mayor of Powell River 3
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Fees and Discounts Pages 6-7 • Programs by age group Pages 11-15 Get to know our facilities, then rent them! Pages 8-9 • “Me” time Page 10
Skate & Sports Page 17 Basketball • Hockey Section • Skating • Pickleball • Table Tennis
Aquatics Page 29 Aquacise • Kayak • Swim Lessons • Become a lifeguard Pages 24-25: Plan your winter holidays Page 62: Events calendar
Yoga Section • Hearts in Motion Walking Club • Stretch Appeal
Health and Fitness Page 37 Community Recreation Page 49 Mushrooms • Cheese • Foodie Section • Art • Dancing •Babysitting Community Directory Page 57
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Are you eligible for reduced fees? IF YOU NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Canadian Tire JUMPSTART Who is eligible: Financiallydisadvantaged kids age 4 to 18 years old. What is it? A national charitable program that helps kids and youth participate in organized sport and recreation by providing a subsidy of up to $200 towards the cost of registration. How to get it: Apply at the Canadian Tire store or visit www.canadiantire.com.
City of Powell River Recreation Access Program Who is eligible? Residents who are currently receiving BC Benefits (income assistance). What is it? 20 visits for swimming, skating and aerobics at the Recreation Complex. How to get it: Apply through the Ministry of Social Development & Economic Security & Social Innovations.
FOR ELEMENTARY STUDENTS Grade 5 GET ACTIVE
Grade 6 STAY ACTIVE
Who is eligible: Grade 5 students who attend school in the Powell River region
Who is eligible: Grade 6 students who attend school in the Powell River region.
What is it? Free admission to swimming, skating or shinny hockey - from January of the year they are in Grade 5 until August 31st of that year.
What is it? 10 child passes to swimming, skating or shinny hockey. The 10 visit pass is active from January of the year they are in Grade 6 until August 31st of that year.
How to get it: Apply at the Complex’s reception desk. Please bring in your birth certificate, care card or Grade 5 report card for verification.
How to get it: Apply at the Complex’s reception desk. Please bring in your birth certificate, care card or Grade 6 report card for verification.
FOR QUALITY FOODS SHOPPERS PARTNERS IN PLAY Who is eligible: Everyone What is it? A partnership between Quality Foods and
Parks, Recreation & Culture. It enables Quality Foods shoppers to redeem QF points at the store for Rec Bucks.
How to get it: Just cash in 200,000 Quality Foods points at the store for a $20 Rec Bucks voucher redeemable for recreation programs,
admission passes and facility rentals.
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Admission Fees
(includes taxes)
for Swimming, Skating, Drop-in Hockey, Drop-in Fitness & Aerobics, and Gym
CHILD
YOUTH
ADULT
SENIOR/STUDENT
SUPER SENIOR
FAMILY
4 – 12 yrs
13 – 18 yrs
19 – 59 yrs
60+ yrs | 19 – 25 yrs
85 + yrs
2 parents/guardians & dependent children
Single Visit
$3.40
$4.65
$6.10
$5.15
$4.65
$12.65
10 Visits
$30.60
$41.70
$54.70
$46.35
$41.70
$114.00
30 Visits
$85.00
$115.90
$151.95
$128.75
$115.90
$316.75
1 Month
$37.40
$51.00
$66.85
$56.65
$51.00
$139.38
3 Month
$91.45
$120.50
$158.00
$133.90
$120.50
$329.40
6 Month
$156.35
$213.20
$279.55
$236.90
$213.20
$582.75
12 Month
$295.70
$403.25
$528.70
$448.05
$403.25
$1,102.20
FAMILY SKATE SPECIAL (includes admission & skate rentals)
$18.55
Skate Rental 10 Skate Rentals Skate Sharpening Skate Helmet Rental Coin Locker (small) Coin Locker (large) Pickle Ball Table Tennis
$3.25 $28.35 $5.50 free $0.25 $0.50 $2.00 $2.00
We reserve the right to cancel programs. Withdraw seven days prior to the start of a program for a full refund.
CORPORATE PASSES
Register your business. It’s easy and free. Corporate Fitness Passes get your employees access to: • pool, sauna and hot tub • weight room • skating • drop-in fitness classes Corporate Fitness Passes benefit your company with: • higher job satisfaction rates • increased retention rates • lower absenteeism Active Living Guide Fall 2016
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Junior NBA for ages 5 to 7. See Page 23.
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Facility Rentals We’ve got space for your event!
Parks & Playing Fields
Powell River Parks, Recreation & Culture offers affordable rental opportunities throughout our beautiful City. We have spaces to accommodate everything from casual picnics, community celebrations, festivals, organized sports, tournaments, special events, weddings, conferences and tradeshows. We have meeting rooms, banquet facilities, ice rinks, dry floor rinks, an aquatic centre, theatre, recreational parks, playing fields and ball diamonds located throughout the City that are available mostly year round.
With so much variety, we have rental options to suit everyone’s needs!
Our City has many parks and playing fields available for use from community recreation to organized sport and competitions. Whether you are a soccer player, a ball player or involved in track and field, we can accommodate a variety of sports and outdoor recreational activities.
Dwight Hall Consider the Historic Dwight Hall filled with charm and elegance for your next function. With a capacity for 400 guests, the Hall is a superb location for your wedding, fundraiser, ceremony or special concert, and can be used for larger town meetings or seminars. Originally constructed in 1927 by the Powell River Lumber Company, the Hall has a grand ballroom with dance floor, a Supper Room, a large kitchen and performance stage. Plan your special event today and leave the set up to us!
Dwight Hall features:
How to Book To book a facility, or for more information on rental rates and availability, please call 604-485-8909 to speak with our Facility Booking Clerk. Remember to book early to secure the space for your next event as City facilities are rented quickly.
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Grand Ballroom: 400 seat capacity Supper Room : 100 seat capacity Commercial refrigerator & two ovens Performance stage Portable stage & bar Microphone & podium Projector screen Tables and chairs
Willingdon Beach Park features: Stage Pavilion – 30 amp service Water Park All purpose field Loggers Memorial Bowl Historical museums Campground – 81 sites Seasonal concession
Other parks: Larry Gouthro Park DA Evans Park Sunset Park Lindsay Park Henderson Park Grief Point Park Wharf at Westview Spirit Square Cranberry School Playing Field JP Dallos Field Timberlane Track
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Facility Rentals at the Recreation Complex Meeting Rooms
Evergreen Theatre
At the Recreation Complex, we have a variety of meeting rooms from large to small with various seating capacities, large screen TVs for computer access, projector screens, tables and chairs.
Consider the Evergreen Theatre, with either a 260-seat compact set up, or 720-seat full theatre extension consisting of stage theatre, lighting, excellent acoustics, dressing and rehearsal rooms. The Theatre is wellsuited for musical performances and theatre productions, as well as conventions, seminars and film presentations.
Meeting all day? Why not book our commercial-sized kitchen at a discount and have your meeting catered by your volunteers or caterer of choice? Remember to book your workshop or seminar today and let us take care of all your facility needs.
The Complex’s meeting rooms include Arbutus Room - 250 seat capacity Cedar Room - 120 seat capacity (Combined rooms for 370 seat capacity) Elm Room - 50 seat capacity Poplar Room - 30 seat capacity Maple Room - 15 seat capacity Poolside Room - 30 seat capacity Rehearsal Room - 50 seat capacity TV & projector screens Tables and chairs Kitchen with commercial 10-burner gas stove Electric convection oven Commercial refrigerator & dishwasher Coffee urns, warming tables
Arena Ice Ice skating, dry floor season 1000 seat capacity Heated skating lounge & skate shop 17,000 sqft space for conventions, tradeshows, concerts & banquets Seasonal food service
Rink Ice Ice skating, dry floor season 150 seat capacity 17,000 sq ft space for conventions, trade shows, concerts & banquets
The Evergreen Theatre includes: Compact theatre - 260 seat capacity Extended theatre - 720 seat capacity Performance stage & curtain Computerized lighting system Rehearsal rooms Film screen
Aquatic Centre 25 metre pool Leisure pool Swirl pool & sauna
Winter Wonderland December 9 to 26 Rent the decorated rink!
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Caregivers: Let us help you find your “me” time The Complex offers childminding Tuesdays to Thursdays, 9 am til 11:30 am. What’s on? Much more than you might guess!
Child Minding Available for infants to 5 yrs
....while the parent/caregiver has a workout! No sign-up required. Just drop in! Tues, Weds, & Thurs any time between 9-11:30am. Fee: $3.25 per child (10 tickets for $28.35) $1.75 extra child per family Note: Service not offered during Stat holidays, Spring Break, or mid-June through end of August.
Things a parent would like to know: Child friendly space Minimum two adult attendants No snacks provided Peanut-free area Warm/Friendly/Safe Criminal record check required Washrooms & sinks within room
Invest in yourself Aquacise 9:15 to 10, Tuesdays and Thursdays Page 31 Work out in the gym Page 39 Swim, hot tub, sauna Page 36 Pilates 9:15 to 10:15 Wednesdays Page 38 Rest & Relax Yoga 10:30 to 11:30 Tuesdays and Thursdays Page 41 Water Wellness (60+) 10:15 to 10:45 Thursdays Page 42 Hearts in Motion Walking Club 10 to 11 Tuesdays Page 42 Drums Alive 11:25 to 12:25 Mondays Page 46 Step it Up 10:20 to 11:20 Tuesdays Page 46 Bodyshock class 9:15 to 10:15 Wednesdays Page 46 Fit & Functional 10:20 to 11:20 Wednesdays Page 46 Stretch Appeal 10:20 to 11:20 Thursdays Page 46 Cardio Sculpt 9:15 to 10:15 am Mondays Page 46 Essential Oils 10:30 to 11:30 Occasional Thursdays Page 50
Volunteers Needed! Are you interested in helping with our Childminding service? This is an unpaid position but the Complex does reward time given with Complex Use Passes - definite savings! If you’re interested, please notify Shawna Rahier - Community Recreation Program Coordinator. Call now (604) 485-8902.
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Wee ones and Caregivers
Register infants to four-year-olds in: RecSkate (3 to 5 years) Page 19 Parent & Tot swim lessons (6 to 36 months ) Page 32 Preschool swim lessons Page 35 Art We Messy & More! Page 50 Petite Princess Pampering (4 to 8 years) Page 51
Moms! Register in: Mom & Baby Bootcamp Page 38 Prenatal Yoga Page 40 Postnatal Yoga Page 40
Activities for anytime Parks, trails & beaches Bike Park Swimming Pool Ice drop-in Winter Wonderland
ORCA BUS Come join us for movement, literacy, learning & of course lots of fun! We will be rolling on the bus the first and third Tuesday mornings of every month, starting September 22 from 10 -11:30 am. Programming is free and will be geared towards ages 18 months to three years, but of course all are welcome! Tues Sept 20 - Complex Tues Oct 4 - Mowat Tues Oct 18 - Willingdon Tues Nov 1 - Complex Tues Nov 15 - Mowat Tues Nov 29 - Complex Tues Dec 13 - Willingdon
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Activities for anytime Programs for kids 5 to 8 RecSkate (3 to 5 and 6 to 8 years) Page 19 Junior NBA Program (5 to 7 years) Page 23 Bronze Star (8 to 12 years) Page 33 Private Swim Lessons Page 32 Swim lessons Page 35 MEND (7 to 13 years) Page 45 Pumpkin Carving (6 to 12 years) Page 50 Christmas Ornaments (7 to 15 years) Page 50 Kids Club - Pro D Day (6 to 12 years) Page 51 Christmas Cookies (6 to 12 years) Page 52 Kid’s Can Cook! (6 to 12 years) Page 52 Cupcake Wars (7 to 13 years) Page 52
Parks, trails & beaches Bike Park Swimming Pool Ice drop-in Winter Wonderland
Programs for tweens 9 to 12
Factory Hockey Puck Skills (10 to 18 years) Page 19 Goalie Skills Session (10 to 18 years) Page 19 Private Swim Lessons Page 32 Bronze Star (minimum 12 years) Page 33 Swim lessons Page 35 TweenFit Bootcamp (10 to 13 years) Page 38 Yoga - Kids (10 to 13 years) Page 40 MEND (7 to 13 years) Page 45 Pumpkin Carving (6 to 12 years) Page 50 Programs for youth 13 to 18 Factory Hockey Puck Skills Session (10 to 18 years) Page 19 Christmas Ornaments (7 to 15 years) Page 50 Still Life Drawing (9 to 15 years) Page 50 Goalie Skills Session (10 to 18 years) Page 19 Kids Club - Pro D Day (6 to 12 years) Page 51 Bronze Medallion (13+ years) Page 33 Diva Pampering (9 to 12 years) Page 51 Private Swim Lessons Page 32 Christmas Cookies (6 to 12 years) Page 52 Swim lessons Page 35 Kid’s Can Cook! (6 to 12 years) Page 52 TweenFit Bootcamp (10 to 13 years) Page 38 Cupcake Wars (7 to 13 years) Page 52 Starting Strong (13 to 15 years) Page 38 Home Alone (10 to 12 years) Page 55 Weight Room Orientation (13 to 18 years) Page 39 Babysitter’s Training Course (11 to 13 years) Page 55 Yoga - Kids (10 to 13 years) Page 40 Youth Leadership - PRO D Day (12 to 16 years) Page 55 MEND (7 to 13 years) Page 45 Christmas Ornaments (7 to 15 years) Page 50 Still Life Drawing (9 to 15 years) Page 50 Cupcake Wars (7 to 13 years) Page 52 Youth Leadership - Pro D Day (12 to 16 years) Page 55
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Children & Youth aged 5 to 18
You’ve got Pro-D days? We’ve got you covered: September 23 Pro D Day
Pro-D daycamp for ages 6 to 12 Page 51 Kid’s Shinny 9:15 – 10:45am Everyone Welcome Skate 1:30 – 3:00pm Twoonie Swim 2 to 4pm
October 21 Pro D Day
Pro-D daycamps for ages 6 to 12 Page 51 Pro-D Leadership program for ages 12 to 16 Page 55 Kid’s Shinny 9:15 – 10:45am Everyone Welcome Skate 1:30 – 3:00pm
Birthday Parties Celebrate your child’s next birthday at the Recreation Complex! Active Party Fun! Includes swim or skate and the use of a Party Room! Book your party at (604) 485-2891 Swim Party $60 Skate Party $72.80 (includes skate rentals) for up to 10 children and two supervising adults. Food service is not provided.
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Programs for ages 16 to 18 If you’re in your late teens, you are welcome at a bunch of adult programs, as well as teen programs! Factory Hockey Puck Skills Session (10 to 18 years) Page 19 Goalie Skills Session (10 To 18 Years) Page 19 Private Swim Lessons Page 32 Swim lessons Page 35 H.E.A.T.(High Energy Athletic Training) Page 38 Pilates Page 38 Weight Room Orientation (13 to 18 years) Page 39 Yoga - Kundalini style Page 41 Yoga for Men Page 41 Tai Chi and Qigong Relaxation Page 41 Getting to the Heart of the Matter Cardiovascular Disease Page 45 Grocery Store Tour Page 45 Workplace Ergonomics and Stretches to Prevent Injury Page 45 Healthy Holiday Meals Page 45 Cheese Making Page 53 Holiday Gift Giving: dips, spreads, cheese Page 53 Essential Oils Page 50
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Adults and Seniors On ice
Health & Fitness
Adult Learn to Play Hockey Page 20
H.E.A.T. (High Energy Athletic Training) Page 38 Pilates Page 38 Open Air Fitness Page 39 Line Dancing Page 56 Introduction to Seniors Fitness Page 39 Weight Room Orientation Page 39 Relax & Rest Yoga Page 41 Yoga - Aqua Page 41 Yoga - Kundalini style Page 41 Yoga for Men Page 41 Tai Chi and Qigong Relaxation Page 41 ActivAge (65+) Page 42 Choose to Move (65+) Page 42 Hearts in Motion Walking Club Page 42 Steady Feet Assessment Page 43 Steady Feet Page 43 Water Wellness Page 42 Getting to the Heart of the Matter - Cardiovascular Disease Page 45 Grocery Store Tour Page 45 Workplace Ergonomics and Stretches to Prevent Injury Page 45
In the water Deep Water Running Page 30 Deep Water Aqua Fit Page 30 Yoga - Aqua Page 30 Morning drop-in Aquacise Page 31 Afternoon drop-in Aquacise Page 31 Evening drop-in Aquacise Page 31 Kilometre Klub Page 31 Adult Swim Lessons Page 31 Stroke Improvement Page 31 Red Cross Instructor Page 33
New skills Healthy Holiday Meals Page 45 Cheese Making Page 53 Mushroom Picking Page 53 Holiday Gift Giving: dips, spreads, cheese Page 53 Mozzarella, Burrata and Bocconcini Page 53 Essential Oils Page 50 Line Dancing Page 56 Salal - Pick & Sell Page 56 RRSPs and TFSAs - What’s Right for Me? Page 54 All about Registered Disability Savings Plans Page 54
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SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION OF BC
BRANCH NO. 49 • POWELL RIVER
6792 Cranberry Street • 604 414-9456 www.powellriverseniors.ca • seniorcitizens_pr@shaw.ca These are our classes & clubs plus activities at the Cranberry Senior Centre
CLASSES
Soup & Sandwich and General Meetings Held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at Noon, January to June, September to December, with speakers at Barowsky Hall, Cranberry Seniors Centre
Dinners
Once a month September through May BBQs June to Sept
Computer Assistance Wed • 10 am – 3 pm Bridge • Call the Centre if interested in Bridge lessons.
CLUBS
Crib Club Bridge Club
Mon • 7 – 9 pm Wed • 10 – Noon and Fri • 1 – 4 pm Carpet Bowling Mon, Wed & Fri 1 – 3 pm Monday Night Cards • 7 – 9 pm “Bitch & Complain,” “Sticks,” & Yatzee Board Games Thurs • 7 – 9 pm
ACTIVITIES
Ballroom Dancing • Mon 10–noon Choir • Tues, 10:30 – Noon Crafts & Sewing • Thur, 9:30 – Noon Quilting • Thur, 9:30 am – 3 pm
SENIORS IN TRAINING
Tai Chi • Tues, 3:15 – 5 pm Seniors in Training (Balance Exercises) • Fri, 10 – noon Aquacise • 1:15 – 2 pm Mon, Wed, Fri at the Recreation Complex
Fitness classes for seniors are available daily at the Recreation Complex. See the Health & Fitness Section starting on Page 37.
All activities, classes and clubs take place at the Cranberry Seniors' Centre except for Aquacises and Fitness Classes which are at the Recreation Complex. For information on Chess, Scrabble, Whist, Crib, Bowling & Open Games, call the Center at 604-414-9456
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On the ice and courts
Skate and Sports
Skating Hockey Winter Wonderland Basketball Pickleball Special Events
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Ice Events December 9
September 27
Winter Wonderland Opening Night 7 – 9 pm Join us for a magical festive skate. Be sure & check the Christmas Skate Schedule. Get in the spirit of the season…Wear a Santa hat and admission is just a Toonie.
Meet the Kings Family Skate 5 – 7pm Wear green and gold or your Kings jersey. Meet the players on ice.
October 10
Thanksgiving Day Skate Kid’s Shinny 11:00 – 12:30pm Adult Shinny 1:00 – 2:30pm Everyone Welcome Skate 1:30 – 3:00pm
December 13
Christmas Hamper Skate 5 – 7pm Ring in the Season of good cheer by helping others. Please bring a Food Bank item or new toy donation. Admission is FREE and skate rentals are extra.
December 17
Skate with Santa Noon – 2pm Santa invites families to a special Christmas skate. There will be a Holiday Jingle Bell for everyone. Plus Santa will be stopping by for a visit. Don’t forget your camera! Ho Ho Ho
October 14
Laser Light Video Skate Back by popular demand! Pre-Purchase Tickets 7 – 10pm Single $5 Family $15 3 & under FREE! Gather up your friends for the skating event of the year! HUGE Video Screen & Laser Light Show as you skate to your favorite music videos.
October 28
Monster Mash Halloween Skate 7 – 9 pm Halloween theme games, video and treats on ice. Join us in costume – There’ll be prizes!
November 11
Rememberance Day Skate Kid’s Shinny 11:00 – 12:30pm Adult Shinny 1:00 – 2:30pm Everyone Welcome Skate 1:30 – 3:00pm
Winter
Wonderland
December 9 to 26
Call 604-485-8909 to book your holiday skating party early as rental space sells out quickly. The public skating schedule for Winter Wonderland is on Page 24. 18
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Laser Light Video Skate 7 – 10pm Single $5 Family $15 3 & under FREE! Gather up your friends for the skating event of the year! HUGE Video Screen & Laser Light Show as you skate to your favorite music videos. Active Living Guide Fall 2016
Kids & youth on ice RecSkate
Ages: 3 to 5 and 6 to 8 Years RecSkate is a progressive skating skills training program for all ages and abilities necessary for life-long participation. It provides the foundation for success in both hockey and figure skating. The program emphasis is on encouragement through comprehensive feedback. 17916 Ages 3-5 17917 Ages 6-8 17920 Ages 3-5 17918 Ages 3-5 17919 Ages 6-8 17921 Ages 3-5 Location: Arena
Get an edge with Suzi Wiebe Strap any pair of skates on Suzi Wiebe, and she’s in her element. The RecSkate instructor spent her Calgary childhood as a competitive figure skater, and switched to hockey in her 20s. Since then, she’s coached girls hockey and played women’s hockey right across the country - including in Powell River. The RecSkate program gives children ages three to eight a strong skating foundation for both hockey and figure skating. If you want your kids to learn from a passionate professional, sign them up today for classes with Suzi!
Tue Tue Tue Tue Tue Tue
10:45-11:15am 4:15-4:45pm 3:30-4:00pm 10:45-11:15am 4:15-4:45pm 3:30-4:00pm
Oct 4-25 Oct 4-25 Oct 4-25 Nov 8-29 Nov 8-29 Nov 8-29
$30/4 lessons $30/4 lessons $30/4 lessons $30/4 lessons $30/4 lessons $30/4 lessons
Ice Play - Pre-school Ice Fun Age: 1 Years To 5 Years
Come play on the ice with your child. A variety of activity stations will be set out weekly by the rink host. Helmet use mandatory. Skate rentals for child included in fee. 17922 Wed 10:00-10:45am Sep 28-Oct 26 $22/5 sessions 17923 Wed 10:00-10:45am Nov 2-Nov 30 $22/5 sessions Location: Rink
Ice Skills Goalie Skills Session
Age: 10 Years To 18 Years A chance for goalies to have the focus on them, 4 week session focusing on various goalie developmental skills including: Positioning, playing the puck, communication and rebound control. 17924 Fri 17925 Fri Location: Arena
4:00-5:00pm Oct 7-Oct 28 $50/4 sessions 4:00-5:00pm Nov 4-Dec 2 $50/4 sessions
Factory Hockey Puck Skills Session Age 10 to 18 years
1 hour Ice Session brought to you by Factory Hockey and Joe Caldarone. Session is focusing mainly on puck skills including: stick handling, passing, shooting. 17926 Mon 17927 Mon Location: Rink
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4:15-5:15pm 4:15-5:15pm
Oct 3-Oct 31 $50/4 sessions Nov 7-Nov 28 $50/4 sessions
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Adults on ice
Looking for something
Adult Learn to Play Hockey
new?
The Recreation Complex is offering more than 20 completely new programs this fall, including:
Age: 19 Years and older
Come learn the game of hockey in a fun, non-competitive, non-contact environment. Full gear is required including helmet with full face cage or shield. 17915 Thu 1:00-2:00pm Oct 6-Nov 24 $100/8 sessions 17929 Tue 7:15-8:15pm Oct 11-Nov 29 $100/8 sessions Location: Arena
• Workplace Ergonomics and Stretches to Prevent Injury (Page 45)
• Goalie Skills (Page 19) • Christmas Ornaments for ages 7 to 15 (Page 50)
Sign up for something new today!
This could be you. Really.
Adult ice times Elbow in for your turn on the rink. Shinny Hockey 14+ Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday lunchtimes, 11:45 to 1:15pm. Shinny Hockey 50+ Tuesday and Thursday mornings, 10 to 11:30am. Adult & Seniors Skate Wednesday afternoons, 1 to 2:30pm.
Special Days Skating Schedule also see the Holiday & Winter Wonderland schedule on Page 24
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Pro-D Day Friday, Sept 23
Thanksgiving Monday, Oct 10
Kids Shinny Hockey 9:15 am - 10:45 pm only a toonie!
Kids Shinny Kids Shinny Hockey Hockey 9:15 am - 10:45 pm 11:00 am - 12:30 pm only a toonie!
Everyone Welcome Skate 1:30 - 3:00 pm only a toonie!
Adult Shinny 14 & over 1:00 – 2:30 pm Everyone Welcome Skate 1:30 - 3:00 pm
Pro-D Day Friday, Oct 21
Everyone Welcome Skate 1:30 - 3:00 pm only a toonie!
Remembrance Day Friday, Nov 11 Kids Shinny Hockey 11:00 am - 12:30 pm Adult Shinny 14 & over 1:00 – 2:30 pm Everyone Welcome Skate 1:30 - 3:00 pm
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Fall Skating Schedule
Sept 23 - Dec 4, 2016 Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Shinny Hockey 14 & Over 11:45 - 1:15 pm
Shinny Hockey Ice Play Shinny Hockey Shinny Hockey 50 years & over Parent & Tot 50 & Over 14 years & over 10:00 - 11:30 am 10:00 – 10:45 am 10:00 - 11:30 am 11:45 - 1:15 pm
Family Skate
Thursday
Adult Shinny 14 & over 11:45 – 1:15 pm
(strollers allowed)
1:30 - 2:30 pm
Adult/Seniors Skate 1:00 – 2:30 pm
For Winter Wonderland and winter holiday schedules, see Everyone Page 24 Welcome Skate 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Friday
Family Skate Noon - 1:30 pm Toonie Skate 3:30 – 5:00 pm
(skate rentals extra)
Parent & Child Hockey 6:00 - 7:15 pm Friday Night Out Everyone Welcome 7:30 – 9:00 pm
Saturday
Sunday
Everyone Welcome Skate Noon - 2:00 pm
Everyone Welcome Skate Noon - 1:30 pm
Shinny Hockey 14 years & over 11:45 - 1:15 pm
Kids Shinny Hockey 4:00 - 5:15 pm
Helmets are required to be worn during all hockey activities. Helmets at Public Skating: The Complex recommends helmets to be worn during all public skating. Please bring your own or the Complex will provide them free of charge. Shinny Hockey: (Non-contact) full gear is required, all players must sign in and pay at reception. First 2 goalies free. Public ice skating may be cancelled due to special events. Schedules are subject to change.
1st POWELL RIVER Beavers Cubs AGES 5 7
AGES 8 10
Scouts
Venturers
AGES 11 14
AGES 14 17
Rovers
AGES 18 28 YRS
Adult volunteers are always welcome
Contact Tina Bevans 604 483-9634
CHILDREN LEARN THROUGH PLAY; PLAY EARLY AND PLAY OFTEN! The ORCA bus provides free, early years experiences and parenting supports for families with children 0-6 years in all regions of Powell River. Find the ORCA Bus schedule in The Peak - ”Around Town” www.successby6powellriver.ca Follow us on Facebook: Success by 6 - ORCA Bus - Powell River For schedule information contact the Success By 6/ORCA Bus Coordinator: coordinator@successby6powellriver.ca | (604) 485-2132
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Pickleball
Pickleball has been around since 1965. It started as a casual adaptation of badminton (whiffleball, not shuttlecock), and grew into a hugely popular sport. In fact, it is one of Powell River’s most well-attended public programs. The International Federation of Pickleball now lists seven member countries, including Canada, India and Spain. Not bad for a sport named after a dog (“Pickles.”)
Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Saturdays Sundays
Location: Oceanview Education Centre $2 drop in or purchase a package of 10 tickets for $18 at the Recreation Complex
Table Tennis Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays
1 to 3pm 6 to 9pm 6 to 9pm 1 to 3pm
Location: Recreation Complex $2 drop in or purchase a package of 10 tickets for $18 at the Recreation Complex
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4 to 6pm 6 to 8pm 6 to 8pm 8 to 10pm 9 to 11am and 1 to 4pm 3 to 6pm
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Basketball Junior NBA Program Age: 5 to 7 years
Learn the fundamental movements and skills required for the game of basketball. Registration includes: Instruction, Posters, Basketball, NBA T Shirt and a draw-string shoe bag. 17928 Tue 4:00-5:00pm Sep 27-Nov 29 Location: Oceanview Education Centre
$125/10 sessions
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Holiday & Winter Wonderland Skating Schedule beginning Dec 5, 2016 Winter Wonderland will be available for all Public Skating Sessions & Private Rentals December 9-26 Sunday
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Shinny Hockey 14 & Over 11:45 – 1:15 pm Stroller Skate 1:30 – 2:30 pm
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Shinny Hockey 14 & Over 10:00 – 11:30 am
Winter Wonderland Everyone Welcome 6:00 – 8:00 pm
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Shinny Hockey 50 & Over 10:00 – 11:30 am Everyone Welcome 5:00 – 7:00 pm 13
Adult/Senior Skate 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
Rink closed Dec 7 & 8 for Winter Wonderland setup
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Shinny Hockey 50 & Over 10:00 – 11:30 am Winter Wonderland Hamper Skate Bring a food donation Everyone Welcome 5:00 – 7:00 pm
Toonie Skate 3:30 – 5:00 pm On Arena
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Shinny Hockey 50 & Over 8:30 - 10:00 am Winter Wonderland Toonie Skate 3:30 – 5:30 pm
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20 21 22 23 Winter Winter Shinny Hockey Winter Winter Winter Wonderland Wonderland 50 & Over Wonderland Wonderland Wonderland Everyone Welcome Everyone Welcome 10:00 – 11:30 am Everyone Welcome Everyone Welcome Everyone Welcome 10:00 am - Noon 10:00 am—Noon Noon - 2:00 pm Noon - 2:00 pm Noon - 2:00 pm Adult/Senior Skate Winter Adult Shinny 11:00 - 12:30 pm Kid’s Shinny Kid’s Shinny Kid’s Shinny Wonderland 2:00 - 3:30 pm Noon - 1:30 pm Noon - 1:30 pm Noon - 1:30 pm Everyone Welcome Kid’s Shinny 6:00 – 8:00 pm Noon - 1:30 pm Winter Winter Parent/Child Wonderland Wonderland Hockey Winter Everyone Welcome Everyone Welcome 5:00 – 6:30 pm Wonderland 6:00 – 8:00 pm 6:00 – 8:00 pm Everyone Welcome Winter 6:15 - 8:15 pm Wonderland Everyone Welcome 7:00 – 9:00 pm
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RINK CLOSED No Winter Wonderland
RINK CLOSED No Winter Wonderland
Kid’s Shinny Noon – 1:30 pm Parent/Child Hockey 6:00 - 7:30 pm RINK CLOSED No Winter Wonderland
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Toonie Skate 3:30 – 5:00 pm
Kid’s Shinny 11:00 - 12:30 pm RINK CLOSED No Winter Wonderland
Winter Wonderland Everyone Welcome Noon - 2:00 pm Christmas Eve Closed At 2 pm
New Year’s Eve Complex Closed At 2 pm
RINK CLOSED No Winter Wonderland
All schedules subject to change
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Plan for Happy Holidays Winter
Christmas Lights Bus Tour
Wonderland
December 18 & 19 Climb aboard the special Reindeer Bus for an entertaining, comfortable tour of the City’s festive light displays. Tours start and end at the Complex. Includes refreshments. Prizes for best Christmas attire.
What to do with your kids & teens on Winter Holidays: Winter Wonderland Shinny Hockey Skate with Santa Swim Lessons Bike Park
Tour 1 Dec 18 6:30-8:30 pm Tour 2 Dec 19 6:30-8:30 pm You must pre-register, as seats are limited. Family up to 5 persons, $16, or $5 per person.
Pool drop-in
December 9 to 26 Call 604-485-8909 to book your holiday skating party early as space sells out quickly.
Holiday Aquatic Schedule Dec 19-31, 2016 Monday December 19
Tuesday December 20 December 27
Wednesday December 21 December 28
Thursday December 22 December 29
Friday December 23 December 30
Saturday December 24 December 31
Leisure Swim 6:00 – 11:00 am
Leisure Swim 6:00 – 11:00 am
Leisure Swim 6:00 – 11:00 am
Leisure Swim 6:00 – 11:00 am
Leisure Swim 6:00 – 11:00 am
Leisure Swim 8:00 – noon
Fitness Swim 11:00 – 1:00 pm
Fitness Swim 11:00 – 1:00 pm
Fitness Swim 11:00 – 1:00 pm
Fitness Swim 11:00 – 1:00 pm
Fitness Swim 11:00 – 1:00 pm
Everyone Welcome Everyone Welcome Everyone Welcome Everyone Welcome Everyone Welcome 1:00 – 4:00 pm 1:00 – 4:00 pm 1:00 – 4:00 pm 1:00 – 4:00 pm 1:00 – 4:00 pm Leisure Swim 4:00 – 7:00 pm
Leisure Swim 4:00 – 7:00 pm
Leisure Swim 4:00 – 7:00 pm
Leisure Swim 4:00 – 7:00 pm
Leisure Swim 4:00 – 7:00 pm
Everyone Welcome Everyone Welcome Everyone Welcome Everyone Welcome 7:00 – 8:30 pm 7:00 – 8:30 pm 7:00 – 8:30 pm 7:00 – 8:30 pm Everyone Welcome 7:00 – 9:00 pm Leisure Swim Leisure Swim Leisure Swim Leisure Swim 8:30 – 9:30 pm
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8:30 – 9:30 pm
Christmas Eve & New Year’s Eve the pool closes at noon.
Sunday December 25 January 1 Christmas Day & New Year’s Day The Recreation Complex is CLOSED BOXING DAY ONLY! Monday Dec 26th Leisure Swim 10:00 – 1:00 pm Everyone Welcome 1:00 – 4:00 pm
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CANSKATE SKATING FOR ALL LEVELS Dates • September 26 – December 5 Mondays and Thursdays 6pm – 6:45pm Youth • 3 and up Fee • One day per week $165 + $45 membership* Fee • Two days per week $210 + $45 membership* Note: Bring your own helmet and skates (rentals are not available). ADULT LEARN TO SKATE ALL LEVELS WELCOME Dates • September 27 - November 29 Adult • Skating Lessons Time • Tuesdays 6pm-6:45pm Fee • $165 +$45 membership* 2 DAY COMBO (1 CANSKATE & 1 CANPOWERSKATE) Special Price • $210 +$45 membership* NEW DISCOUNT (FOR LARGE FAMILIES) Save 10% on 3 or more children for the 3rd and subsequent child on the lower cost program. FIGURE SKATING ALSO OFFERED
HOCKEY CANPOWERSKATE CAMP Dates • September 6 to 16 Monday to Friday Ages • 6 to 8 (Novice Players) Time • 3:45pm to 4:30pm Ages • 9 to 12 (Atom & Peewee) Time • 4:30pm to 5:15pm Fee • $130 + $45 membership*
CANPOWERSKATE LEVEL 1 Coach will assess your child’s level. Dates • September 29 - December 1 Time • Thursday 5pm-5:45pm Fee • $165 +$45 membership* CANPOWERSKATE LEVEL 2 & 3 Coach will assess your child’s level. Dates • September 30 - December 2 Time • Fridays 3:45pm-4:30pm Fee • $165 +$45 membership*
*$45 Skate Canada Membership Fee only needs to be paid once per year starting in September.
REGISTRATION LOWER LEVEL OF RECREATION COMPLEX Saturday, Sept. 3, 11am to 1pm | Wednesday, Sept. 14,6pm to 8pm Contact Nicole 604.487.0418 | Email rumleysk8@shaw.ca www.PowellRiverSkatingClub.com 26
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Come out... Get involved...
JOIN THE GAME
For REGISTRATION info please visit our website under Executive — Forms & Bulletins www.PowellRiverMinorHockey.com
FEMALE HOCKEY PROGRAM AVAILABLE
We strongly encourage female participation!
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In the water
Aquatics
Stroke Improvement Kayak in the pool Aquacise Swim Lessons Lifeguard and Instructor Training Homeschool Swim Lessons Aquatic Special Events
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Deep Water Running
Aqua Yoga
Experience the benefit of non-impact, deep water running. Unload the joints for a safer workout. Interval workload will provide a cardiovascular challenge and the water adds resistance. Aqua belt provide. 17564 Wed 5:15 – 6:00 pm Sep 21 – Nov 30 17565 Sat 9:00 – 9:45 pm Oct 8 – Nov 26
$79.75 $58.00
Deep Water Aqua Fit Add the resistance of water to your jogging and watch how you’ll pick up the pace on land. Add a variety of exercises for a total body workout. Includes cardio, circuit, interval & strength training. 17559 Mon 9:15 – 10:00 am Sep 19 – Oct 31 $43.50 17651 Mon 5:15 – 6:00 pm Sep 19 – Nov 28 $65.25 No Classes October 10 and 31 17563 Mon 6:00 – 6:45 pm Sep 19 – Nov 28 $65.25 No Classes October 10 and 31 17562 Wed 6:00 – 6:45 pm Sep 21 – Nov 30 $79.75 17560 Mon 9:15 – 10:00 am Nov 7 – Dec 12 $43.50
Age: 19 Years and older Aqua yoga adapts traditional hatha poses to the water environment. With the assistance of water the muscles can work harder while allowing the joints to be supported and may allow students a greater range of motion increasing their flexibility. The gentle nature of Aqua yoga make it ideal for all ages & fitness levels. In addition the support of the water makes it ideal for those who cannot enjoy the benefits of regular yoga due to past injuries. 17891 Mon 8:00-8:45am Sep 19-Oct 24 17892 Wed 8:00-8:45am Sep 21-Oct 19 17893 Fri 8:00-8:45am Sep 23-Oct 21 17895 Wed 8:00-8:45am Oct 26-Nov 23 17896 Fri 8:00-8:45am Oct 28-Dec 2 17894 Mon 8:00-8:45am Oct 31-Nov 28 6/$45 for 1 day a week, 12/$80 for 2 days a week or 18/$114.75 for 3 days a week Instructor: Kelly Edwards
Kayak in the pool Bring your own kayak to the pool! Four kayaks will be permitted in each session. Please register at least 48 hours in advance to avoid cancellation. Kayaks must be cleaned prior to entering the pool area and Kayaks must be carried by the owner. 17871 17872 17873
Sat Sun Fri
10:30-12pm 9:30-11am 5:30-7pm
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Fee: $15.00 for Kayak and 1 paddler. If there are additional paddlers wanting to share the kayak regular admission rates would apply.
Canadian Tire
Community Swim SATURDAY October 22, 2016 2 – 4 pm
FREE EVERYONE W E LC O M E
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Work out, in the water Morning Aquacise
Afternoon Aquacise
Evening Aquacise
Classes start September 13
This popular fitness program can be enjoyed by those who do not swim. It is also suitable for expectant mothers and those just starting a new fitness program. Date Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays Time 1:15 - 2:00 pm Fee Regular swim admission
Classes start Sept. 13
Drop in for this shallow water class. Improve muscle tone, strength and physical conditioning using water as resistance. Date Tuesdays & Thursdays Time 9:15 - 10 am Fee Regular admission Instructor Bianca Hoppe
Enjoy exercise to music in shallow water. Drop in for water exercise to music. Improve your fitness in a comfortable, safe environment. The buoyancy of water relieves the stress on your joints and acts as a resistance to strengthen and tone your muscles. You won’t be disappointed. Date
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Time
8:30 - 9:15 pm
Fee
Regular swim admission
Kilometre Klub Adult Lap Swimmers Register your laps with the Aquatic staff. For every 10 Kilometres logged you earn one complimentary pass.
Adult Lessons Beginner/Intermediate Great course to help increase your comfort level in the water through floats, movement and breathing skills. You can start to develop your swim strokes, technique and endurance. Oct. 6 – Oct. 27 17834 Th 2:00 – 2:30 pm Beg. 17835 Th 2:30 – 3:00 pm Int. 17836 Th 5:30 – 6:00 pm Beg.
$30
Nov. 10 – Dec. 1 17837 Th 2:00 – 2:30 pm Beg. 17838 Th 2:30 – 3:00 pm Int. 17839 Th 5:30 – 6:00 pm Beg.
$30
Stroke Improvement - Fall Tune-up
This session will be broken into two parts: 1) Workout planning and drills to improve strokes. 2) Practicing the drills discussed in the classroom and also individual stroke correction You will leave this session with lots of new ideas and five take-home workouts. 17874 Wed 5:30-7:00 pm Sept 14
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Learn to Swim Parent & Tot
Age: 6 to 36 months Registered program for ages 6 to 30 months. Buoyancy, submersion and movement skills are practiced along with songs and games. 17555 Fri 10:30 – 11:00 am 17556 Fri 10:30 – 11:00 am 17557 Sat 9:00 – 9:30 am Fee: $20.50
Sept 30– Oct 21 Nov 4 – Dec 2 ( No Class Nov 11) Oct. 15 – Nov 5
Home School Lessons Sign up for our afternoon lessons that are tailor made for those that home school their children. Our regular Swim Kids Program will be taught. 17416 Swim Kids 1 Tues 17427 Swim Kids 2 Tues 17439 Swim Kids 3 Tues 17450 Swim Kids 4 Tues 17456 Swim Kids 5 Tues 17464 Swim Kids 6 Tues 17466 Swim Kids 7 Tues 17471 Swim Kids 8 Tues Date: Sept. 27 – Nov. 29 Fee: 30 min $50.80 45 min $59.25
12 – 12:30 pm 12 – 12:30 pm 12:30 – 1pm 12:30 – 1 pm 1 – 1:30 pm 1 – 1:30 pm 1:30 – 2:15 pm 1:30 – 2:15 pm
Private Swim Instruction • Does your child keep repeating the same level? • Do the scheduled lessons not fit into your personal schedule?
Pool Rentals The Aquatic Centre is available for rentals each evening after closing. Prices from $118 per hour.
• Does your child have difficulty in a class situation? • Are you a beginner yourself and would you like to join in? If you answered yes to any of these questions, maybe private or semi-private lessons are what you are looking for. Private $22.60 per half-hour session Semi-private $31.10 per half-hour session
Chip in to your community Parks, Recreation & Culture encourages free Community Swims & Skates. If your business is interested in sponsoring one of the worthwhile events, please call the Recreation Complex for more details.
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Would you like to work in Aquatics? For employment at most pools, you need to have both lifeguard & swim instructor certifications.
Bronze Star (optional for lifesaving)
Courses needed to be a lifeguard: Bronze Medallion
Bronze Star is the first level in the Bronze “family” of Awards and provides excellent preparation for success in Bronze Medallion. Participants develop problem-solving and decision-making skills individually and with partners. You will also learn CPR and develop WaterSmart confidence and lifesaving skills.
See listing at right
Bronze Cross Pre-requisite: Bronze Medallion
National Lifeguard Minimum age is 16 years and Bronze Cross
Course needed to be a Red Cross Swimming Instructor: Red Cross Instructor
Minimum age is 12 years
17686 W
4:00 – 5:00 pm Sep 28 – Nov.30 $75
Bronze Medallion
Minimum age is 13 years, or Bronze Star 17599 M 4:00 – 6:00 pm Sep 26 – Dec. 5 $160
Minimum age is 15 years & have Bronze Cross or First Aid
If you would like to take one of these courses, call the Recreation Complex at 604-485-2891 – leave your name and phone number. Classes will begin when sufficient interest is shown.
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What level am I? Prior to registration, a free screening is available for those unsure of their swimming level. Please call 604 485-2891 to set up a time for an evaluation.
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Parent & Tot
Ages 6 months to 3 years. 30 minute classes. Supports and holds for the caregiver, buoyancy and movement skills are practiced along with songs and games.
Pre-School 1
Minimum age 3 years. An introduction to the water, bubble blowing, submersion and assisted floats.
Pre-School 2
Breath control, unassisted front floats and glides are covered.
Pre-School 3
After completing Pre-School 2, your child is ready to spend some time in the “big� pool. Back floats and unassisted glides with kicks are covered.
Pre-School 4
Some of the lesson will be spent in the main pool. Unassisted back floats and back glides are practiced
Swim Kids Level 1
Swimmers develop front and back floats, front and back glides, flutter kick (assisted), shallow water entries and exits, and swim 5 metres.
Swim Kids Level 2
Swimmers learn front and back glide with flutter kick, develop front swim, complete deepwater activities (assisted) and swim 10 metres continuously.
Swim Kids Level 3
Swimmers increase their distance on front and back glide with flutter kick, perform flutter kick unassisted, wear a PFD in deep water, float in deep water, and swim 15 metres continuously.
Swim Kids Level 4
Swimmer learn back swim with shoulder roll and front crawl (10m), work on flutter kick on back, perform kneeling dives, introduction to sculling, and swim 25 metres continuously.
Swim Kids Level 5
Swimmers develop front crawl (15m), learn back crawl (15m) and whip kick on back, learn stride dive and treading water, perform head-first sculling on back, and swim 50 metres continuously.
Swim Kids Level 6
Swimmers increase their distance on front and back crawl (25m), learn elementary back stroke (15m), learn dolphin kick, tread water in deep water, perform front dive, and swim 75 metres continuously.
Swim Kids Level 7
Swimmers increase their distance on front and back crawl (50m) and elementary back stroke (25m), they learn front scull, perform whip kick on front and dolphin kick, learn stride entry, and they also swim 150 metres continuously.
Swim Kids Level 8
Swimmers increase their distance on front and back crawl (75m) and elementary backstroke (25m), learn breast stroke (15m), learn eggbeater/tread water, perform feet-first surface dive and standing shallow dive, and swim 300 metres continuously.
Swim Kids Level 9
Swimmers increase their distance on front and back crawl (100m), elementary backstroke (50m) and breast stroke (25m), learn sidestroke kick, perform head-first surface dive, and swim 400 metres continuously.
Swim Kids Level 10
Swimmers refine their front and back crawl (100m), elementary backstroke (50m), learn breast stroke (25m), learn sidestroke (25m), perform dolphin kick (vertical), learn feet- and head-first surface dives with underwater swim and swim 500 metres continuously.
Home school
Sign up for our afternoon lessons that are a perfect time for those who are home schooled. Our Red Cross Swim Kids program will be taught. Great networking time for parents.
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Fall 2016 Swim Lessons Wed Sept 28-Nov 30 10 Lessons
Sat Oct 1-Dec 3 10 lessons
Mon/Wed Sept 26-Oct 26 9 lessons
Mon/Wed Oct 31-Nov 30 9 lessons
Mon Sept 26-Nov 28 9 lessons
10:00 am (17504) 11:00 am (17505) 11:30 am (1506)
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Swim Kids 1
3:30 pm (17417) 4:30 pm (17396) 5:00 pm (17395)
Swim Kids 2
3:30 pm (17419) 4:00 pm (17422) 4:30 pm (17420) 4:30 pm (17429)
Swim Kids 3
3:30 pm (17430) 3:30 pm (17433) 4:00 pm (17435) 4:00 pm (17440) 4:00 pm (17434) 4:30 pm (17436) 4:30 pm (17432) 5:00 pm (17442) 5:00 pm (17437)
Swim Kids 4
4:00 pm (17451) 4:00 pm (17444) 5:00 pm (17446) 10:30 am (17448) 5:00 pm (17443) 5:00 pm (17445) 5:30 pm (17447) 11:30 am (17449)
Swim Kids 5
Preschool Preschool 4 3
Preschool 1
Tue/Thur Nov 1-Dec 1 10 lessons
Preschool 2
Tue/Thur Sept 27-Oct 27 10 lessons
5:00 pm (17458)
Swim Kids 6
4:00 pm (17460)
3:30 pm (17461) 4:30 pm (17462)
10:00 am (17463)
Swim Kids 7
4:00 pm (17467)
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10:45 am (17469)
Swim Kids 8
10:30 am (17454) 11:30 am (17455)
4:00 pm (17472)
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10:45 am (17474)
Swim Kids 9
4:00 pm (17457) 5:00 pm (17459)
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Swim Kids 10
4:30 pm (17453)
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10:00 am (17481)
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604 485-2891 www.PowellRiver.ca Or visit us at the Complex. Levels 1-6 • 30 minutes Levels 7-10 • 45 minutes 10 Lessons 30 min - $50.80 10 Lessons 45 min - $59.25 9 Lessons 30 min - $45.70 9 Lessons 45 min - $53.30 Programs are subject to change. Classes may be adjusted or cancelled due to low registration, so please book early!
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Fall Aquatic Schedule Monday
Tuesday
Leisure Swim Leisure Swim 6:00 – 10:00 am 6:00 – 11:00 am Fitness Swim 10:00 – 1:15 pm Aquacise 1:15 – 2:00 pm Leisure Swim 2:00 – 5:00 pm
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Leisure Swim 6:00 – 9:00 am
Leisure Swim 6:00 – 11:00 am
Leisure Swim 6:00 – 9:00 am
Sunday
Aquacise 9:15 – 10:00 am
Swim Lessons Aquacise 9:00 – 10:00 am 9:15 – 10:00 am
Swim Lessons Leisure Swim 9:00 – 10:00 am 8:00 – 10:00 am
Fitness Swim 11:00 – 1:00 pm
Fitness Swim 10:00 – 1:15 pm
Fitness Swim 11:00 – 1:00 pm
Fitness Swim 10:00 – 1:15 pm
Swim Lessons 10 am – noon
Aquacise 1:15- 2:00 pm
Swim Lessons 1:00 – 2:00 pm
Aquacise 1:15- 2:00 pm
Fitness Swim Noon – 1:00 pm
Leisure Swim 2:00 – 4:00 pm
Leisure Swim 2:00- 3:30 pm
Leisure Swim 1:00 – 3:30 pm
Swim Lessons 5:00 - 6:00 pm
Swim Lessons 3:30 – 5:30 pm
Swim Lessons 4:00 – 6:00 pm
Swim Lessons 3:30 – 5:30 pm
Leisure Swim 6:00 – 7:00 pm
Leisure Swim 5:30 – 7:00 pm
Leisure Swim 6:00 – 7:00 pm
Leisure Swim 5:30 – 7:00 pm
Everyone Welcome 7:00 – 8:30 pm Leisure Swim 8:30 – 9:30 pm (no lap lanes Wednesdays) Aquacise 8:30 – 9:15 pm
Drop-in Water Polo 8:30 – 9:30 pm No Lap Lanes
Aquacise 8:30 – 9:15 pm
Leisure Swim 8:00 – 1:00pm
Family Fun 1:00 – 2:00 pm Leisure Swim 2:00 – 7:00 pm
Everyone Welcome 2:00 – 4:00 pm Leisure Swim 4:00 – 7:00 pm
Everyone Welcome 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Everyone Welcome 7:00 – 8:30 pm
For the winter holiday aquatic schedule, Dec 19-31, see Page 25
Aquatic Special Events Back to School Special
Pumpkin Pool Party
September 23, 2 to 4 PM Get back into the Swim of things. Admission is just $2.00 for school age students.
October 28, 10 to 11:30 AM This event is designed for pre-schoolers. Treats, games, and lots of Halloween fun
Thanksgiving Day
Pizza Night at the Pool
Monday, October 10 Leisure Swim 10:00 – 1:00 pm Everyone Welcome 1:00 – 4:00 pm
November 4, 7 to 9 PM Join us for a night of fun & pizza. Tickets must be purchased in advance so we can order the pizza.
Sea Snake Afternoon
Friday, November 11 Leisure Swim 10:00 – 1:00 pm Everyone Welcome 1:00 – 4:00 pm
October 15, 2:30 to 3:30 PM Kids! Come test your skill – see if you can climb and go the distance on our inflatable Sea Snake. During the “Everyone Welcome” swim.
Aquacise Birthday
October 19, 1:30 PM Join us on the pool deck for cake and coffee. Let’s celebrate everyone’s birthday!
Canadian Tire Jump Start Swim
October 22, 2 to 4 PM You’re invited to join in the Community Swim event. FREE admission for all.
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Remembrance Day
Drug Awareness Swim
November 22 , 7 to 8:30 PM “Toonie Night at the Pool”
Food Bank Swim
November 25, 7 to 9 PM Kids! Bring a donation for the food bank and swim for FREE!
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For the body, mind and spirit
Health and Fitness
Free
Fitness Week September 6 to 9
Take this opportunity to try this session’s classes. All land-based drop-in classes are FREE. Plus, try the following “registered” programs for FREE. Sep 6, 6:30 to 7:30 pm, Dogwood Room H.E.A.T. (High Energy Athletic Training) Sep 7, 3:45-4:45 pm, Dogwood Room TweenFit Bootcamp Sep 8, 6:45-7:45 pm, Elm Room Yoga for Men Sep 8, 8:30-9:15 pm, Pool Aquacises Sep 9, 8-8:45 am, Pool Aqua Yoga Active Living Guide Fall 2016
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Youth are strong
Adults are strong
TweenFit Bootcamp
Mom & Baby Bootcamp
Using new techniques, this class will focus on muscle conditioning using a variety of fitness equipment such as stability balls, body bars, hand weights and more to improve your core stability, balance and strength!
Want to learn fun and effective ways to incorporate baby into your workout. Mom & Baby Bootcamp includes a variety of drills that focus on strength, power, agility, balance, cardio and core.
17878 Thu 3:45-4:45pm Instructor: Megan Young
17857 Fri 11:30-12:30pm Instructor: Joe Caldarone
Age: 10 Years to 13 Years
Age: 19 Years and older
Oct 6-Nov 24 8/$56 Location: Dogwood Room
Starting Strong - Youth Strength Training
H.E.A.T.(High Energy Athletic Training) NEW Age: 16 Years and older
Age: 13 Years to 15 Years
Only 9% of Canadian kids aged 5 to 17 get the 60 minutes of heart-pumping activity they need each day.. Starting Strong will improve neuromuscular strength and conditioning, promote overall cardiovascular fitness and encourage our youth to be active for life. 17901 Wed 4:00-5:00pm Instructor: Jan Del Mistro
Oct 7-Dec 16 10/$85 Location: Dogwood Room
Oct 19-Nov 16 5/$45 Location: Dogwood Room
This class uses exercises in an interval format with higher and lower intensity levels, incorporating cardiovascular, strength and flexibility training. This class is perfect for those looking to train for obstacle races. Come feel the HEAT. 17899 Tue 6:30-7:30pm 17900 Tue 6:30-7:30pm Instructor: Darlana Knox
Sep 27-Oct 25 5/$45 Nov 1-Nov 29 5/$45 Location: Dogwood Room
Pilates
Age: 16 Years and older Participants can expect to strengthen their Core and Spine while they tone their entire body. Improved body awareness, deeper breathing, better balance and coordination are other side effects of this class. This Pilates mat class is appropriate for those discovering the benefits of Pilates for the first time but is also appropriate for those who wish to immerse themselves further in the basics of Pilates exercise technique while having fun. 17866 Wed 9:15-10:15am 17867 Wed 9:15-10:15am Instructor: Bianca Hoppe
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Sep 21-Oct 26 6/$56 Nov 2-Dec 7 6/$56 Location: Elm Room
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Weight Room Hours until Dec 30, 2016
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
6 am – 9:30 pm
6 am – 9:30 pm
6 am – 9:30 pm
6 am – 9:30 pm
6 am – 9:00 pm
8 am – 8:30 pm
8 am – 8:30 pm
4:00 - 5:00 pm Teen Time Supervisor
10:15 - 11:15 am 6:30 - 7:30 pm Weight Room Supervisor
10:15 - 11:15 am 6:30 - 7:30 pm Weight Room Supervisor
4:00 - 5:00 pm Teen Time Supervisor
12:30 - 1:30 pm Weight Room Supervisor
9:30 - 10:30 am Weight Room Supervisor
Follow the holiday schedule on Page 25 for weight room hours. The weight room is open when the pool is!.
Teen Time & Weight Room Supervisors can review how to use the equipment, offer weight room etiquette tips and give you the opportunity to ask any health-related questions. Youth 16 years & older welcome, 13-15 years must have adult supervision.
Weight Room Orientation
Open Air Fitness
Age: 19 Years and older Open Air Fitness classes are held in beautiful outdoor locations around Powell River. We explore parks, beaches and trails for endless inspiration during your workouts. Classes will improve your muscular strength, build endurance, target your cardiovascular system and accelerate the burning of an amazing number of calories per hour...all while taking in the freshness of the great outdoors. 17881 Mon & Wed 5:30-6:30pm Sep 19-Nov 28 17882 Mon 5:30-6:30pm Sep 19-Nov 28 17883 Wed 5:30-6:30pm Sep 21-Nov 23 Instructors: Jan Del Mistro & Natalie Friesen Location: Various beaches and parks
20/$140 10/$100 10/$100
Seniors are strong
New to the weight room or to working out in a gym? Attend a one-time introduction session to our weight room to get familiar with the different cardio and weight equipment options and how to use them safely and effectively. Please sign up for the session of your choice in advance.
Youth: 13 Years to 18 Years 17886 Wed 17888 Mon 17884 Wed
5:30-6:30pm 5:15-6:15pm 5:30-6:30pm
Sep 14 Oct 17 Nov 16
1/$25 1/$25 1/$25
17887 Tue 11:30-12:30pm Sep 27 17889 Mon 5:15-6:15pm Oct 24 17885 Wed 11:30-12:30pm Nov 23 Various Instructors
1/$25 1/$25 1/$25
Adult: 19 Years and older
Introduction to Seniors Fitness Age: 55 Years and older
Our most popular program is back! This self-pacing, progressive program is fun, safe and includes all fitness components. We emphasize fall prevention with specific balance and mobility exercises. Resistance equipment is used for strength training.
trong 17890 Tue & Thu 12:45-1:30pm Sep 20-Nov 24 20/$73 Instructors: Vivian Thickett & Margot Glaspey Location: Dogwood Room
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Nam
Tweens yoga
Yoga for moms
Kids Yoga
Prenatal Yoga
Making yoga and mindfulness fun for kids. Join us for dynamic and static flexibility exercises that will allow kids to run faster, jump higher and condition themselves for all kinds activities.
Prenatal yoga is one of the best things that you can do for yourself, as well as your growing baby! Prenatal yoga can reduce stress and anxiety, increase the strength, flexibility and endurance of muscles needed for childbirth, as well as decreasing lower back pain. Prenatal yoga can help you meet and bond with other pregnant women and prepare for the stress of being a new parent. We will cover: perineum and deep abdominal muscle strengthening, optimal fetal positioning technique, relaxation and breathing techniques for labor, global practices in preparation to the birth. The class #7 is a 2 hour workshop for couples in preparation to childbirth. Price includes complete manual in preparation to childbirth.
Age: 10 Years to 13 Years
17910 Wed 3:15-4:15pm Oct 26-Nov 23 5/$15 Instructor: Keely Fandrick Location: Edgehill Gym
Sign up today! 604 485-2891 www.powellriver.ca Or register in person at the Complex
Age: 19 Years and older
17855 Thu 6:30-8:00pm Sep 29-Dec 1 10/$140 single or $190 couple Partner Workshop 17856 Thu 6:30-8:30pm Nov 10 1/$25 partner Instructor: Marie-Eve Lambert Location: Dogwood Room
Postnatal Yoga
Age: 19 Years and older Great class for new mothers to connect back with your body: Special adapted postpartum exercises to serve as drainage and repositioning of the abdominal organs and muscles, recover from the abdominal separation, strengthening the core and the pelvic floor muscles. Flow yoga postures to stretch the back, neck, shoulders and legs. Quality time well spent to meet other moms and babies. Class open to mothers healed & ready after 4-6 weeks of giving birth & up to 1 year (or more, if needed) after the birth. During the class, you can include baby in some of the postures, or simply have baby close by, lying on the floor. New born to walking babies can cry, breastfeed, poop and sleep! 17914 Wed 10:30-12:00pm Sep 28-Nov 30 10/$125 Instructor: Marie-Eve Lambert Location: Elm Room
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maste Yoga for adults
Kundalini Yoga
Relax & Rest Yoga
‘These yoga classes will get you in shape physically with the added benefit of slicing through mind patterns that might be holding you back. Come experience your energy with exercises that helps you reach, express, and maintain your personal Excellence! Expect chanting, meditating and each class includes a relaxation with symphonic gong.’
Age: 16 Years and older
Age: 19 Years and older Nourish your body, mind, and heart. Settle into comfort and rest - an essential part of our daily rhythms. A lovely blend of yin & restorative postures, breath practices, and guided meditations to slow you down and ease you into a rest. This practice supports deep healing and relaxation, soothes the nervous system, and helps us to cultivates an attitude of self-compassion and gentle curiosity towards the self. Suitable for most students. 17879 Tue 10:30-11:30am Sep 27-Nov 29 10/$85 17880 Thu 10:30-11:30am Sep 29-Dec 1 10/$85 or $144.50 for both sessions Instructor: Jessica Leavens
Location: Elm Room
Aqua Yoga
Age: 19 Years and older Aqua yoga adapts traditional hatha poses to the water environment. With the assistance of water the muscles can work harder while allowing the joints to be supported and may allow students a greater range of motion increasing their flexibility. The gentle nature of Aqua yoga make it ideal for all ages & fitness levels. In addition the support of the water makes it ideal for those who cannot enjoy the benefits of regular yoga due to past injuries. 17891 Mon 8:00-8:45am 17892 Wed 8:00-8:45am 17893 Fri 8:00-8:45am 17895 Wed 8:00-8:45am 17896 Fri 8:00-8:45am 17894 Mon 8:00-8:45am 6/$45 for 1 day a week, 12/$80 for 2 days a week or 18/$114.75 for 3 days a week
Sep 19-Oct 24 Sep 21-Oct 19 Sep 23-Oct 21 Oct 26-Nov 23 Oct 28-Dec 2 Oct 31-Nov 28
Instructor: Kelly Edwards
Location: Pool
17864 Wed 6:45-8:15pm Oct 5-Dec 7 10/$100 or $12 Drop-in Instructor: Alain Bergeron Location: Elm Room
Yoga for Men
Age: 16 Years and older Strong, energetic and challenging, Yoga for Men combines the best core-strengthening, muscle-toning, cardio-working, stressreducing, clarity-enhancing yoga postures with functional fitness exercises for an amazing workout. This program is great for hockey players, soccer players and golfers. It will help loosen up those tight hips and lower backs. 17902 Thu 6:45-7:45pm Sep 22-Oct 27 6/$60 17903 Thu 6:45-7:45pm Nov 3-Dec 8 6/$60 Instructor: Kelly Edwards Location: Elm Room
Tai Chi and Qigong Relaxation
Age: 16 Years and older
Tai Chi is a type of Chinese martial art very well known for its health benefits. It is performed as concentrate, slow, rhythmic, and centered, and coordinated body movements designed to enhance relaxation, inner calm, and peace. Tai Chi ‘meditation in motion,’ can help maintain strength, flexibility, and balance, muscle control and boost up your immunity. 17868 Wed 7:00-8:00pm Oct 5-Dec 7 10/$80 Instructor: Chung Choo Location: Dogwood Room
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Specialty fitness, rehabilitation & Hearts in Motion Walking Club
ActivAge (65+)
The Hearts in Motion Walking Clubs are a Heart and Stroke Foundation program designed to encourage people to participate in regular physical activity by walking. Walking is a great way to boost health and energy and it’s easily incorporated into any lifestyle. You can reduce risk factors such as stress, blood pressure, blood cholesterol, and body fat by incorporating over thirty minutes of physical activity most days of the week. Walking with a group as your form of social physical activity is a great way to get connected to your community
Are you 65 or older? Wanting to get more physically active? Then ActivAge™ is for you. This fun and social program will get you moving in a relaxed and inviting class environment with likeminded people. You have two different program options to choose from: Option 1 focuses on improving activities of daily living, strengthening muscles used day-to-day; Option 2 focuses on exercises that will enable you to become more involved with other activity programs or sports. The class includes discussions and handouts to help you improve your overall health and physical well-being. ActivAge is FREE of charge but participants need to register. Class sizes are small so register early.
Age: 19 Years and older
17840 Tue 10:00-11:00am Instructor: Margot Glaspey
Sep 13-Dec 6 13/$10 Location: Complex Lower Foyer
Water Wellness
Age: 60 Years and older These shallow water exercises will help you maintain, strength, balance, agility and coordination. Ideal for seniors beginning an exercise program, and those recovering from an injury or suffering from arthritis and other chronic illnesses. 17869 Thu 10:15-10:45am 17870 Thu 10:15-10:45am Instructor: Bianca Hoppe
Sep 22-Oct 27 6/$42 Nov 3-Dec 8 6/$42 Location: Pool
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Age: 65 Years and older
Option 1 17875 Wed 9:00-10:00am Sep 21-Dec 7 12/FREE Option 2 17876 Wed 10:00-11:00pm Sep 21-Dec 7 12/FREE Instructor: Vivian Thickett Location: Cranberry Seniors Centre
Choose to Move (65+) Age: 65 Years and older
We're looking for older adults who want to be more physically active! Join our FREE Choose to Move Program and get a customized physical activity program that is based on YOUR interests, goals, ability, and income. When you register in our program you will get your own friendly, trained coach who will support you along the way. By signing up for our unique program you will get: one-on-one meetings with your coach to develop an action plan that will work for you in the long-term, access to group meetings and individual telephone calls to provide ongoing support. The Choose to Move program is free of charge but you need to register. 17877 Wed 1:00-2:00pm Group Meetings: Sep 21, Oct. 19, Nov. 16, Dec. 7 FREE Instructor: Margot Glaspey Location: Elm Room
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Whether you’re dealing with a chronic condition or recovering from an injury or surgery, we’re here to help enhance your strength, stamina, circulation, flexibility and cardiovascular fitness. By offering specialty, rehabilitation & prevention programs, we can engage and support community members in making healthy lifestyle choices.
prevention programs Steady Feet Assessment
Steady Feet
This 20 min. assessment will determine if the steady feet program is the best placement for you or if another program would better suit your needs. All new participants for the Steady Feet program must complete an assessment.
Client must be referred by Vancouver Coastal Health. This fall prevention and balance program helps frail seniors feel stronger and more confident about walking. The main focus is to improve functional mobility, increase lower body strength, reduce falls risk and improve balance. Instruction by certified staff creates positive outcomes and social interaction.
Age: 50 Years and older
17913 Wed Instructor: Roché Rossouw
1:45-2:45pm Sep 7 1/$11 Location: Dogwood Room
Age: 50 Years and older
Level 1 17904 Mon & Wed 12:30-1:30pm Sep 19-Nov 28 20/$150 Instructor: Vivian Thickett Location: Dogwood Room Level 2 17905 Mon & Wed 1:35-2:35pm Instructor: Roché Rossouw
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FREE ADMISSION
6 1 0 2 , 4 2 r 10 am - 4 pm e b m e t p Se
Powell River Recreation Complex
Guest Presenters & Demos by; Nutrition - Emma Larocque, Kitty Clemans & Meghan Molnar The Importance of Physical Activity - RochĂŠ Rossouw Mental Well-being - Rick Berghauser Environmental Health - Dan Glover Spiritual Wellness: - Deborah Meier Fitness Demo - Terri Cramb Tai Chi Demo - Chung Choo Yoga Demo - Keely Fandrick Drumming Circle - Chris Weekes & Mitchell Smoothie Demo - Emma Larocque
Book a booth today! Contact Christine at 604-485-8903 or cparsons@cdpr.bc.ca
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HEALTH MATTERS WORKSHOPS
Age: 16 Years and older
Getting to the Heart of the Matter Age: 16 Years and older
Today: Cardiovascular disease is responsible for over onequarter of all deaths in Canada. An aging population combined with poor diets, high obesity, increased diabetes rates and physical inactivity will stall, if not reverse, the progress researchers have made against heart disease and stroke. Join us as we get to the Heart of the Matter on Cardiovascular Disease! 17912 Tue 6:30-8:00pm Oct 4 Presenter: Erin Berukoff, NP (F) Location: Elm Rm
Grocery Store Tour - Health-Smart Shopping
Workplace Ergonomics and Stretches to Prevent Injury
1/$10
Many people are at risk for repetitive strain injuries at the office. Some of these injuries include tension head aches, carpal tunnel, and sciatic pain. Join Dr. Buhay to learn how easy it can be to avoid these painful situations with some simple office place stretches/exercises, and proper arrangement of workstation items. 17909 Tue 6:30-8:00pm Nov 15 1/$10 Presenter: Dr. Jeremy Buhay, Marine Chiropractic & Wellness Location: Elm Rm
Healthy Holiday Meals Sponsored by
Age: 16 Years and older
Health-smart shopping can be tricky with today’s marketing trends! Come learn about amounts of fats & sugars in products, how to read and understand labels and gain hands on experience in how to make healthy food choices throughout the grocery store. This program is proudly sponsored by your local Safeway! 17908 Tue 5:30-7:00pm Oct 18 1/$10 Instructor: Kitty Clemens, RHN, Pro-Active Nutrition Location: Safeway
Mind Exercise Nutrition Do it!
Age: 15 Years and older
This is a 3-class cooking series that will teach tips, tricks, recipes and practical skills to help people prepare delicious and healthy plant-based holiday meals that will please everyone at the table. Participants will learn how to make several amazing entrees and side dishes that can be turned into an incredible holiday meal, and nutrition information behind what they are making. In addition, we will discuss how to prepare to handle the holidays without throwing healthy eating out the window! This is a hands-on learn & eat series. 17911 Mon 5:30-7:30pm Nov 21-Dec 5 3/$135 Instructor: Emma Larocque, RHN, Plantbased RHN Location: Cedar Rm
Powell River Brain Injury Society Play safe • Stay safe Have fun & Protect your Brain BOOK THE
MEND for ages
Heads-Up Crew FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION.
7-13 New program starts October 2016
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Fall Drop-in Fitness Class Times
Sept 6 - Dec 16, 2016
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Cardio Sculpt Jan 9:15 – 10:15 am
Drums Alive Christine Yoga (Elm Rm) Keely 9:15 – 10:15 am
Bodyshock Natalie 9:15 – 10:15 am
RIP Natalie Yoga (Elm Rm) Keely 9:15 – 10:15 am
Barre Keely 9:15 – 10:15 am
Moderate Moves Christine 10:20 – 11:20 am
Step it Up Donna 10:20 – 11:20 am
Fit & Functional Donna 10:20 – 11:20 am
Stretch Appeal Donna 10:20 – 11:20 am
Moderate Moves Christine 10:20 – 11:20 am
Drums Alive (Beginner) Christine 11:25 am– 12:25 pm
Tune & Tone Vivian 11:25 am– 12:25 pm
Strong & Mobile Margot 11:25 am– 12:25 pm
Interval Fusion Vivian 11:25 am – 12:25 pm
Shred It! Dina 5:30 – 6:30 pm
Circuit Fusion Megan 5:30 – 6:15 pm
Tabata Dina 5:30 – 6:15 pm
RIP Darlana Yoga (Elm Rm) Keely 5:30 – 6:15 pm
Providing services for you – in your community!
Prenatal Education
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Prenatal Classes cover all the essentials to help prenatal families prepare for labour and childbirth and for a successful breastfeeding experience.
Postpartum Follow-up
Every newly discharged mom gets a phone call to find out how things are going for her and her new baby within 24 to 48 hours of discharge. New moms are offered a home visit once they are settled in at home with their newborn.
Healthy Babies Drop-in
Drop in every Thursday 1:30 – 3:30 pm at Powell River Community Health WANT TO KNOW MORE? Visit parenting.vch.ca or call Powell River Community Health and ask to speak with a Public Health Nurse, or call HealthLinkBC at 8-1-1
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W.O.W. Megan 4:30 – 5:30 pm
Baby Clinics/Immunization
Held weekly at Powell River Community Health, by appointment.
Public Health Prenatal Program
If you are young (24 or under), have a low income, or have concerns about how you are going to cope with caring for your new baby, please call 604-48533l0 and talk to a public health nurse. Public health nurses are here to help you: • Make healthy choices in pregnancy • Learn about feeding & caring for a new baby • Find community services that are right for you
Powell River Community Health 3rd Floor, Powell River General Hospital Enter from parking area at rear of hospital (level entry)
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Class
Level
Fitness Class Description
Barre
Low to Medium
A fusion of Ballet, Pilates, strength and flexibility training using a Ballet Barre. This class will transform and sculpt your entire body leaving you with better posture and poise. Open to all levels. No cardio.
Bodyshock
Challenging
Experience the hard work and be surprised by how much fun you have doing it. We rotate cardio and strength movements to shock the body to reveal its true strength and beauty. Bring a towel!
Cardio Sculpt
Medium to Challenging
A great class that combines a good cardio workout with muscle toning exercises to sculpt the body. All levels welcome.
Circuit Fusion
Medium
Get a great workout, circuit style! This class is a fun, time-efficient total body workout that combines strength, cardio, core and flexibility training using interval stations and a variety of equipment.
Drums Alive
Low
Drums Alive
Medium to Challenging
Fit & Functional
Medium
This workout includes low impact aerobics, balance practice, agility drills, targeted strength/core work and stretching to give participants full-body training. Attention will be given to providing safe moves for the mature body that will increase functional strength using free weights, tubing, mats and balls and will leave you feeling energized and strong!
Interval Fusion
Low
Interval low-impact cardio routines alternating with resistance muscle conditioning segments to guarantee participants a total body workout that includes a comprehensive stretch. Chairs optional throughout the class.
Moderate Moves
Medium
This class provides an overall workout. Although the cardio section is moderate, the optional power moves make it suitable for young and old alike. Various equipment is used to strengthen and stretch the body, focusing on controlled quality moves
RIP
Medium to Challenging
This 45-minute barbell and dumbbell program is for men and women of all ages and all fitness levels. Matching movement to music and using traditional strength training allows participants to work at their own level.
Shred It!
Medium to Challenging
This class is a high energy no-nonsense workout that will improve your overall fitness level with an emphasis on cardio bursts, drills and strength exercises.
Step it Up
Low to Medium
Easy STEP drills for 30 min and 30 min of core exercises. We blend Pilates with other bodyweight exercises as we move from one body position to the next. Challenge your core, mobility, balance and strength from every angle possible.
Strong & Mobile
Low to Medium
This is a basic entry-level class and perfect for people with osteoporosis, arthritis and muscle loss or recovering from injuries. This class combines strength work with mobility/flexibility work and balance to improve posture and functional movement.
Stretch Appeal
Low to Medium
New stretch class moving through core-challenging movements incorporating breath and balance to elongate and strengthen. No cardio and with gentle background music. You will leave relaxed and taller.
Tune & Tone
Low to Medium
Low-impact cardio, toning and stretch. Bands are perfect to target the back, hips and arms without getting on the floor.
Tabata
Medium to Challenging
Tabata training is a high-intensity interval training (HIIT) workout, featuring exercises you workout hard for 20 seconds then rest for 10 seconds and complete 8 rounds of each exercise.
W.O.W.
Medium
W.O.W (workout of the week) is an instructors choice class. A variety of styles such as tabata, cirtcuit, cardio, and strength while utilizing a variety of methods to increase strength and endurance, like stability balls, resistance bands, free weights, and your own body weight!
(Beginner)
Drums Alive is a high-energy, stress-busting exercise class that promises to chase away the blues. Drumming on large exercise balls and moving to great music will have your heart pumping! Beginner class available.
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Personal Training Our certified trainers can provide training one on one or in group sessions. Whether you are new to fitness, need personalized motivation or sport specific training our personal trainers can develop a program individualized to you and your specific goals.
Our trainers can motivate you by assisting with goal setting, providing feedback and accountability. Speak to one of our weight room or reception staff for more information and to set up an appointment.
Private Personal Training Packages
Aquatic Personal Training
Includes you and your trainer in a one on one 60 min sessions addressing your personal fitness related goals.
The viscosity of water provides an excellent source of resistance that can be easily incorporated into an Aquatic Personal Training program. This resistance allows for muscle strengthening without the need of weights. This program is especially useful for those with arthritis, healing fractured bones or who are overweight.
All sessions are 1 hour
# of Sessions
Cost per session
Cost per package per person
3
$49.50 / session
$148.50
5
$46.75 / session
$233.75
10
$44.00 / session
$440.00
All sessions are 45 min.
# of Sessions
Cost per session
Cost per package per person
3
$37.15 / session
$111.45
5
$35.00 / session
$175.00
10
$33.00 / session
$330.00
Follow-up Session $55
Clients can use the follow-up to get some input into their existing programs if they have been training for a few years. This session is designed to help clients progress after their original program. Follow-up session will not include a full new program but will include a progression of an original program or a substitution of some exercises that are more appropriate. Follow-up programs are also designed for people who would like a personal trainer to check their form, correct faulty movement patterns or have some input in their usual program to make it better.
Semi-Private Personal Training Packages All sessions are 1 hour
Includes two clients with similar fitness levels with one trainer for 60 min sessions. # of Sessions
Cost per session
Cost per package per person
3
$39.60 / session
$118.80
5
$37.40 / session
$187.00
10
$35.20 / session
$352.00
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MEET OUR PERSONAL TRAINER Bianca Hoppe
Bianca Hoppe is a certified Aquatic Personal Trainer and BCRPA certified Personal Trainer. She will create specific programs to meet your individual needs.
• Sea Cadets is open to youth ages 12 – 18 yrs old • Enjoy a range of activities including Sailing, Power Boating, Range, Leadership Training, Summer Camps, Sports and more…
TRAINING NIGHTS Tuesdays from 6:30 – 9:30 pm From September to June at Timberlane Barracks at 5669 Timberlane Street CONTACT US • phone 604-483-3511 • email 64sea@cadets.gc.ca 48
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Community Recreation
Cooking Harvesting Art Training & Skills Pro-D Days
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For makers and artists
Essential Oils
Art We Messy & More!
The Workshop classes will provide an educational opportunity for all class participants to learn how essential oils can be used as a natural form of health care. Each class will address a different topic of interest.
Age: 16 Years and up
Age: 2 Years to 4 Years
This art class is still all about the ‘Process’, but now it’s getting more Fun! Not only will we continue to work on your child’s developmental skills through challenging and messy ‘art’ activities, we have now expanded this class to include literacy, movement and music! So come, read, paint, sing and move with your child and see what all the FUN is about! 17606 Mon 10:00-11:15am Sept 12 - Oct 3 $30/4 classes 17607 Mon 10:00-11:15am Oct 17 - Nov 7 $30/4 classes 17608 Mon 10:00-11:15am Nov 14 - Dec 5 $30/4 classes Location: Rehearsal Room
Pumpkin Carving
Age: 6 Years to 12 Years Just in time for Halloween! Each child will be given their own pumpkin and supplies to create their own spook-tacular masterpiece! Dressing up is encouraged! 17571 Thurs 4:00-5:30pm Oct 27 Location: Rehearsal Room
$10
Christmas Ornaments Age: 7 Years to 15 Years
Just in time for the holidays to decorate your tree! Join us for this new crafty course in creating a few Christmas Ornaments. They’ll make the perfect gift for your family, or keep just for you! 17907 Thurs 4:30-6:30pm
Dec 8
$20
Natural Detox Wellness Program Introduction In this course you will learn how eating specific foods and using essential oils can help you detox naturally. 17941 Thurs
$5
Back to School with Essential Oils Workshop Learn how oils can help improve concentration, ease anxiety, improve focus, and boost your child’s immune system for the new school year. 17938 Weds
7 - 8:30pm
17939 Thurs
Sept 28 $5
10:30 - 11:30am Sept 29 $5
Location: Poplar Room
Women’s Wellness Series Would you like how to learn to manage your pain and your mood, maintain a healthy weight and household? Just us for a Women’s Wellness 4 week series. Includes a complimentary biometric scan and results. Session 1: A Healthy Home Session 2: Pain Management Session 3: Weight Management Session 4: Mood Management 17942 Thurs
Location: Rehearsal Room
10:30 - 11:30am Sept 15
Location: Poplar Room
10:30-11:30am
Oct 6 - 27 $25/4
Location: Poplar Room
Still Life Drawing
Age: 9 Years to 15 Years Learn basic drawing and painting techniques in this hands-on art class. Work with pencil, pastel, and paint to make still-life creations. Study colour theory and mix your own paint colours. 17906 Tues 4:30-6:30pm $50/4 classes
Oct 18 - Nov 8
Location: Poplar Room
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Busy kids Kids Club - Pro D Day
ORCA BUS!
Come join us for movement, literacy, learning & of course lots of Fun!!!! We will be rolling on the bus the 1st and 3rd Tuesday mornings of every month, starting September 22nd from 10 -11:30am.Programming is free and will be geared towards age’s 18 months to three years, but of course all are welcome! Tues Sept 20 - Complex Tues Oct 4 - Mowatt Tues Oct 18 - Willingdon Tues Nov 1 - Complex Tues Nov 15 - Mowatt Tues Nov 29 - Complex Tues Dec 13 - Willingdon
Age: 6 Years to 12 Years
Day off from school? Whether mom and dad are at work or not, why sit around at home when you have a chance to experience this fantastic full day camp! A variety of activities such as sports, games, crafts and swimming are planned throughout the day! Come play with us! 17682 Fri 9am-3pm Sep 23 $40 17683 Fri 9am-3pm Oct 21 $40 Location: Rehearsal Room
Celebrating our 10th Year Thank you Powell River OUR GIFT TO YOU: The Timewalkers @ 2 for 1!
Sat, Oct 15 • 7:30
The Timewalkers
Ron Irving returns to play Powell River! The Timewalkers perform hits by The Eagles, Roy Orbison, Crosby, Stills Nash & Young, Sting and more — great pop & rock classics from the 60s & 70s.
Fri, Nov 4 • 8 (14+)
God is a Scottish Drag Queen
Mike Delamont, award-winning Canadian comedian presents God, dressed in a floral power suit and roasts everything from Justin Bieber to the Pope in an unforgettable night of laughter!
Thu, Jan 26 • 8:00
TIL DEATH – Six Wives of Henry VIII Six Queens. Six Deaths. One Actress!
Tara Travis is an immense talent in this one-woman show. It all starts in the afterlife where the wives of Henry VIII arrive, much to the shock and dismay of each previous wife.
Sat, Feb 18 • 7:30
OUTERBRIDGE – Clockwork Mysteries
Illusionist Ted Outerbridge returns with a brand new show which takes a bizarre and fascinating journey through time in a high-energy magical adventure for all audiences.
Fri, Apr 7 • 7:30
MAZ – Electronic. Folk. Jazz.
Petite Princess Pampering Age: 4 Years To 8 Years
Here ye, here ye, calling all princesses! Join us for an evening of pampering. We’ll get our nails done, make tantalizing facial treatments, watch a movie, and more! PJ’s and slippers encouraged! 17567 Fri 5-7pm Oct 7 Location: Rehearsal Room
$20
Diva Pampering
Age: 9 Years To 12 Years Helloooo divas! Join us for an evening of pampering. We’ll get our nails done, make tantalizing facial treatments, watch a movie, and more! PJ’s and slippers encouraged! 17568 Fri 7-9pm Oct 7 Location: Rehearsal Room
$20
MAZ delivers a unique style combining traditional French-Canadian music, jazz and electro. Their energy and modern take on Québec’s instrumental culture will have you dancing in your seat!
Wed, May 17 • 7:30
Rémi Bolduc Jazz Ensemble – Homage to Dave Brubeck
Rémi Bolduc and his ensemble pay tribute to iconic jazz musician Dave Brubeck whose music remains the perfect example of how music can be both popular and musically interesting.
TICKETS available starting Sept 6 • Online: MaxCameronTheatre.ca • Academy of Music Box Office 604.485.9633 / 7280 Kemano • The Peak, 4400 Marine Ave • The Max before the show
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Birthday Parties Celebrate your child’s next birthday at the Recreation Complex! Active Party Fun! Includes swim or skate and the use of a Party Room! Book your party at (604) 485-2891 Swim Party $60 Skate Party $72.80 (includes skate rentals) for up to 10 children and two supervising adults. Food service is not provided.
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For foodie kids Christmas Cookies - Bake & Decorate! Age: 6 to 12 years
Join us for this fun 2 class program where we’ll bake sugar cookies, gingerbread and more one afternoon, and then decorate them the next! You’ll leave this course with new baking skills and yummy Christmas cookies! 17580 Mon & Tues 4-6pm Location: Rec Complex Kitchen
Dec 5 & 6
$30/2 classes
Kid’s Can Cook! Age: 6 to 12 years
In this fun and hands on class we’ll create an assortment of yummy dishes from breakfast to dessert, featuring fresh ingredients. Get comfortable in the kitchen and learn to cook your favourites! 17577 Tues 4:30 -6:30pm Location: Rec Complex Kitchen
Nov 10 - Dec 1 $40/4 classes
Cupcake Wars
Age: 7 to 13 years If your child likes watching Cupcake Wars on the Food Network, or just loves baking, they will love this class! Kids will learn different baking techniques and apply those skills and their creativity as they bake and decorate cupcakes. We will work in teams to compete cupcake vs. cupcake! 17566 Thurs 4:30-6:30pm Location: Rec Complex Kitchen
Powell River FAMILY
PLACE
Nov 7-28
$50/4 classes
Programs & Services
• Any time is storytime Come see our new space right beside Coles in the Town Centre Mall • FREE lunch Wednesday OPEN Tues – Thur • 10:30 – 4:30 & Friday • 12:30 – 4:30 • Parent-Topic monthly workshop A FREE DROP-IN CENTRE for ALL families & caregivers with young children Meet and make new friends Find information & support to raise happy, healthy children Childsafe & Breastfeeding Friendly
Find out more by calling 604 485-2706
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& discussion Parent-Child Mother Goose program Immigrant Parent Group (Mondays) ”Rhythm Circle Time” Little Green Bookshelf “Good Food Box” sales & pick-up CAP computer & Internet site Mother-led Breastfeeding Group Active Living Guide Fall 2016
For cheesie grown-ups Cheese Making
Holiday Gift Giving: dips, spreads, cheese
Age: 16 Years and older Come and spend a few hours with Paula Maddison and be taken into the world of sumptuous flavour, ancient craft, history, science, chemistry and food as medicine as you spend time learning and linking with other fine foodies. While learning a delicious and nutritious new skill, you will relish the tastes of succulent cheeses that you can hand craft in your home. Using products readily available, Paula demystifies the idea that cheese making is difficult with comprehensive instruction. Classes are not only delicious but a lot of fun!
Havarti
Cultures and instructions to make your own wheel to age at home will be included in this taste, touch, feel demonstration style class. 17617 Sun 1:00-3:00pm Location: Elm Room
Oct 2
$65
One Hour Wonders
Paula will show you how to make 3 rapidly acidified cheeses that are now only easy to make but taste delicious!. Paula will give you some ideas of ways these easy cheeses can be utilized in a variety of culinary applications. Paula will whip up a few for students to enjoy. Bring a container as you’ll be taking home cheese! 17616 Sun 10:00am-12:00pm Location: Elm Room
Oct 2
Paula will show you a variety of ways you can turn these basic cheeses into some amazing appetizers worthy of the cover of Bon Appetit magazine! Paula will have pre made curd called Fromage Blanc that we will infuse herbs, spices, and botanicals to create delicious appetizers. Other appetizers will include Boursin and a layered Torta. Whether you are making your own cheeses for Holiday entertaining or thinking of some hand crafted gift ideas, you’ll leave with a lot of ideas, learn a new skill and taste some amazing cheeses! Bring a container as you’ll be bringing home cheese! 17618 Sun 10:00am-12:00pm Location: Elm Room
Nov 27
$65
Mozzarella, Burrata and Bocconcini Learn how to make your own hand stretched mozzarella cheese turning it into an appetizer worthy of the cover of Bon Appetit Magazine! This is a demonstration style: Taste, Touch, Feel class that will demystify the process of making your own cheese. You will learn how to make your own mozzarella as well as learn some creative and unique serving ideas. Instructions and ingredients to make over 4 lbs of mozzarella are included. 17619 Sun 1:00-3:00pm Location: Elm Room
Nov 27
$65
$65
For the fungus among us Mushroom Picking Come join John for a great outdoor experience that will cover the process of picking & selling this locally available produce. John will go over the process of what, where, and how to pick the produce plus take you to the finishing station. The class will also cover picking season plus clothing gear and safety aspects. This is a great hands-on workshop as you’ll learn the proper methods of cultivating one of BC’s greatest renewable resources! 17604 Sat 1:00-4:00pm Oct 15 17604 Sat 1:00-4:00pm Oct 29 Location: Meet in the Poolside Room
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First Credit Union - Free Seminars All about Retirement Planning
Join Scott Kovacs, Certified Financial Planner with First Credit Union, for an evening presentation and discussion about the 3 main sources of Retirement Income that most Canadians can look forward to. Find out how each of them will fit into your financial picture. Gain clarity about a few common retirement myths and misconceptions as you learn the facts and rational behind the retirement process. 17858 Wed 6:30-8:00pm Location: Poplar Room
Sept 21
FREE
RRSPs and TFSAs - What’s Right for Me?
Join Scott Kovacs, Certified Financial Planner with First Credit Union, for an evening presentation and discussion that covers off what two of the most popular investment savings vehicles in Canada are all about. You’ll learn which one is best for your unique situation and why. 17859 Wed 6:30-8:00pm Location: Poplar Room
Oct 19
FREE
All about Registered Disability Savings Plans Did you know that Registered Disability Savings Plans (RDSPs) have been around since 2008 and as of December 2014 only 15% of those eligible actually have one? Join Randall Smisko, Wealth Management Specialist with Westview Agencies, for a presentation and discussion on RDSPs. He’ll help answer common questions, explain how they work and the overall benefits of RDSPs. Our goal is to spread the work and ensure that those eligible are able to take advantage of this great program. 17860 Wed 6:30-8:00pm Location: Poplar Room
Nov 23
FREE
The Learning Centre WHO IS IT FOR?
Any adults who want help with: reading • writing basic math • computers
Contact Meg • 604 413-1021
Immigrants looking for: • ESL classes • community connections • help accessing community services • help with documents • crisis support
Contact Kelli or Coco • 604 414-3630
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for teens and preteens Skills for youth Home Alone
Age: 10 Years To 12 Years The Home Alone Program is designed to provide children with the necessary skills and knowledge to be safe and responsible when home alone for short periods of time. This course will help children understand how to prevent problems, handle reallife situations, and keep them safe and constructively occupied. 17570 Tues 4-5pm Nov 8 - 22 $30/3 classes Location: Elm Room
Babysitter’s Training Course Age: 11 Years To 13 Years
For young people turning 12 years of age within the calendar year or older. The Course offers special features such as: Child Development and Behavioural Problems, Safety and Basic First Aid, Handling Emergencies, Games and Play Activities, Children with Special Needs, and more. 17569 Wed 4:30-6pm Oct 5 - Nov 9 $40/5 classes Location: Elm Room
Youth Leadership - PRO D Day Age: 12 Years To 16 Years
If you are interested in working with children, this is the program for you! This program will teach you leadership, communication, risk management, program planning, age group characteristics, and behavioural management - all the skills needed to work with children in a camp setting. This fun filled program also includes a 20 hour work practicum. Once complete, you’ll received a Youth Leadership Certificate. Great for your resume! 17842 Fri 9am-3pm Oct 21 $50 Location: Poplar Room
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Skills for grown-ups Salal - Pick & Sell
Line Dancing
Age: 19 Years and older
Age: 19 Years and older It's time to kick up your heels and move to the beat! No experience necessary. Line Dance is FUN and GOOD for the brain. It incorporates dance steps in patterns to many types of music: country rock, pop, Latin & oldies. Bring your smile and give it a try! Beginner/Intermediate level dances. 17566 Wed 2-3pm Oct 5 - Nov 9 $50/$9 Location: Poolside Room
Salal is most commonly used in floral arrangements. During this hands -on class we will cover where to find, how to pick, and tips for bundling the Salal you wish to sell. The class will go out in the bush gathering as well as visit the processing plant. Dress for rain or shine. Bring gardening gloves. 16576 Sun 1-4pm Oct 16 Location: Meet in the Maple Room
$18/$27
Christmas Lights Bus Tour Climb aboard the special Reindeer Bus for an entertaining, comfortable tour of the City’s festive light displays. Tours start and end at the Complex. Includes refreshments. Prizes for best Christmas attire.
Tour 1 Dec 18 6:30-8:30 pm Tour 2 Dec 19 6:30-8:30 pm
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Community Directory SPORTS/RECREATION
ADULT HOCKEY & SKATING
Archery Club (Mike Gauthier) 604-483-3918 Aquatic Club (Tami Wood) 604-483-1745 ATV Club (Mario Gusola) 604-485-2275 Badminton Club (Rita Hasset) 604-483-9327 BC Special Olympics – Powell River (Jackie Milson) 604-485-7390 Boxing Club (Les Vegas) 604-485-7095 Canadian Martial Arts Academy (Frank Clayton) 604-485-8255 Curling Club (Roger Pagani) 604-483-9551 Disability Sport Club (Lee Forest) 604-485-2688 or 604-485-4674 Dragon Boat Paddling for Life (Elizabeth Exter 604-483-2076 or Barb Lloyd) or 604-485-7333 Dragon Boat Mixed – Pearl Warriors (Richard Scott) 604-414-9470 Golf Club (Myrtle Point Golf Club) 604-487-4653 Gymnastics (Megan or Michele) 604-485-0520 Horseshoe Pitching Club (Jim Hoffman) 604-483-4853 Karate – Adult (Frank Clayton) 604-485-8255 Lawn Bowling Club (Fred Dunlop) 604-485-4109 Minor Baseball (Danielle Quinney) 604-483-3232 Minor Hockey (Suzannah Schreurs) 604-485-2071 Otago Rugby Club 604-487-0176 Pickle Ball (Vivian Thickett) 604-485-4430 Powell River Outrigger Canoe Society 604-414-9436 Powell River Parks & Wilderness Society (Eagle Walz) 604-483-9565 Powell River Yacht Club (Brian Kyle) 604-485-4432 POW! Town Roller Derby (Nicki Lister) 604-483-1315 Rod & Gun Club (Warren Miller) 604-485-2545 Skating Club (Nicole Rumley) 604-487-0418 Taoist Tai Chi (Ria Curtis) 604-414-0383 Tennis Group (Vivian Thickett) 604-485-4430 Therapeutic Riding Association 604-485-0177 Track & Field Club (Alan Hernandez) 604-485-0801 Trailriders, Horse Club (Heather Dickson) 604-485-4996 Water Polo (Dan Vincent) 604-483-3006 Wednesday & Sunday Hikers (Ann Innes) 604-485-5564
Kings Office PR Ice Cats Women’s Hockey (Traci Abbott) Regals Hockey (Tod English)
604-485-7550 604-485-5889 604-483-1338
SOFTBALL Ladies’ Recreational (Stacey McCausland) PR Retired Baseball Team (Dale Stenersen) Mixed Slo Pitch (Ray Dubé) Oldtimers Baseball (Dale Stenersen)
604-485-6188 604-485-0558 604-485-8900 604-485-0558
SOCCER Villa Club (Jamie Zroback) 604-483-1605 Youth www.PRYSA.ca Men’s Soccer (Rino Parise) 604-485-5401
MUSIC/DANCE/DRAMA
Academy Chamber Choir (Walter Martella) 604-485-9633 Academy of Music (Carrie Lanigan) 604-485-9633 Choraliers Senior Choir (Antoinette Knight) 604-485-4353 Chor Musica Men’s Choir (Walter Martella) 604-485-9633 Clansmen Pipe Band (Ian Richmond) 604-483-9673 Community Band (Derk Van Hees) 604-483-2238 Far Off Broadway (Ann Nelson) 604-483-9345 Festival of Performing Arts (Jill Ehgoetz) 604-485-5332 Friends of the Historic Patricia Theatre Society (Ann Nelson) 604-483-9345 Highland Dancers (Margaret Wrotny) 604-485-4266 Kathaumixw (Paul Cummings) 604-485-9633 One Voices Choir (Julia Adam) 604-483-1143 Powell River Arts Council (Ann Nelson) 604-483-9345 Powell River Chorus (Janice Gunn) 604-485-3825 PRISMA (Michelle Hignell) 1-855-577-4762 Scottish Country Dance Club (Jack Vlug) 604-485-6801 Sheridan Dance Academy (Mariah Sheridan) 604-485-0023
Karate ... a great investment More than ever in today’s world, your child needs positive values and self-discipline to succeed. Our unique programs will teach your child a series of physical skills which will quickly translate into a feeling of confidence and high self-esteem. This, in turn, will promote self-discipline and concentration which often pays off at school in the form of higher grades. Add to all of this a positive attitude, acceptance of responsibility, and leadership skills, and you can see why so many parents feel that martial arts lessons are the best investment that they have ever made for their child. So, ask yourself this - if you could create the perfect activity for your children, what sort of things would they learn while doing it? • What if they learn how to become more disciplined? (Maybe their school work would improve as a result?) • What if they learnt to be more self-confident? (Wouldn’t you feel better knowing your child could deal with pressure from their friends?) • What if they learn to have genuine respect for others, like parents and teachers? (Imagine that!) • What if they learn how to set goals and overcome obstacles to achieve them? (What if you had learned how to set and achieve goals when you were eight?)
Canadian Martial Arts Academy 604 485 8255 f
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Try boxing. It’s fun and it’s FREE! Thursdays from 6:30 – 9:00
604.483.3234 Offering a challenging and dynamic program for all youth between the ages of 12 & 19 years
Wingnut Training Is your dog a wingnut?
5 to 6:30 Mon, Wed & Fri Powell River Boxing Club gym at Oceanview Education Centre. For more info call, 604 485-7095 Improve your self-confidence and learn the “manly art of self defence.”
Sing with the
Friendly Leadership Coaching Sheepherding Lessons Dog Training Club
Wednesdays • 7:30 pm Powell River Academy of Music 7280 Kemano Street
Everyone Welcome No auditions ~ No age limit
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For more information contact Janice Gunn 604.485.3825
Commencing Early September
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Stardusters Square Dance Club (Sandy Graham) 604-489-0024 (Gord Ruedig) 604-487-9565 SunCoast Dancers – Round Dance (Paul Clements) 604-483-4984 Sunshine Music Festival sunshinemusicfest.com VISUAL ARTS Malaspina Arts Society (Maggie Poole) 604-487-0074 Malaspina Camera Club (Niels Voss) 604-485-6963 (Steve Grover) 604-485-5333 Powell River Arts Council (Ann Nelson) 604-483-9345 Powell River Film Festival (Michelle Hignell) 604-414-9758 Powell River Fine Arts Association 604-483-3856
COMMUNITY GROUPS: ADULT Beekeepers’ Club (Wilf Belanger) 604-414-8781 Club Bon Accueil (Linda Consentino) 604-483-3966 Duplicate Bridge (Vivian Thickett) 604-485-4430 Eastern Star (Pat Krell) 604-483-2237 Powell River Forestry Heritage Society (Dave Florence) 604-487-0356 Garden Club (Liane Arnstein) 604-483-2283 Historical Museum (Bert Finnamore) 604-485-2222 Italian Club (Ken Culos) 604-485-2392 Italian Hall Rentals (Perina Canil) 604-485-6672 Malaspina Writers’ Association (Carol Reid) carolsreid@gmail.com Marine Area Business Association (Cathy MacDonald) 604-483-9454 Masonic Lodge Triune #81 (Brian Masters) 604-485-2116 Powell River Fine Arts Association Painters, Potters, Quilters, Weavers 604-483-3856 Powell River Genealogy Group (Doug Mobley) 604-485-2207 Seniors’ Branch #49 (Ann McKenzie) 604-483-3603 Sunshine Speakers Toastmaster (Marlaine Taylor) 604-223-4333
www.powellriverrd.bc.ca
follow links to emergency information
ARTS TRAINING FOR ALL AGES & SKILL LEVELS
Powell River Academy of Music MUSIC • DANCE • THEATRE • VISUAL ARTS
Private lessons
Violin Piano Voice Organ
Woodwinds Brass Guitar Drums
2016 2017 Carols by Candlelight Terence Tam, violin & Lorraine Minn, piano
Choirs for all Ages Preschool Music Dance
Hunchback of Notre-Dame screening with
live accompaniment by Edward Norman, organ
The Canadian Guitar Quartet and more...
Ballet Tap Jazz
Drama Visual Arts Yoga
For a complete concert listing, visit us online Tickets ONLINE and at the Academy Box Office starting September 20
7280 Kemano St • 604 485 9633 • Monday – Thursday • 9:30 am – 4:30 pm
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Theatre Now! theatrenowpowellriver@gmail.com Timberlane Quilters’ Guild (Sandra Johnstone) 604-485-7349 (Margie Facey-Crowther) 604-485-5506 Toastmasters: Toast to the Coast (Linda Wegner) 604-483-9210 Townsite Heritage Society (Linda Nailer) 604-483-3901 Welcome Wagon (Theresa Slack) 604-485-2717 Women in Business (Leah Rourke) 604-485-9333
COMMUNITY GROUPS: YOUTH Air Cadets (Kenneth Boyd) Scouts Canada (Tina Bevans) Girl Guides (Kate Boyd) Junior Forest Wardens (Mickey McCracken) Sea Cadets (Dave McLennan) 4H Club (Maureen Venables)
Is your sports field open? Field conditions can quickly deteriorate throughout the year due to inclement weather and may be forced to close. Player safety and maintaining turf standards are paramount. Please check www.powellriver.ca every Thursday for field status updates. User discretion is strongly advised.
604-483-3234 604-483-9634 604-483-3234 604-487-9482 604-483-3511 604-485-4534
COMMUNITY SERVICES Alano Club 604-483-3800 Al-Anon 604-483-9031 Alzheimer Society Resource Centre (Kerri Sutherland) 1-866-984-8348 Brain Injury Society (Debbie Dee) 604-485-6065 Bruce Denniston Bone Marrow Society 1-877-485-8488 Canadian Diabetes Association (Janice Brehaut) 604-485-4139 Cancer Society 1-888-939-3333 Caregiver Support (Kerri Sutherland) 1-866-984-8348 Compassionate Friends (Shannon Stevens) 604-483-3108 Conservation Officer 1-800-731-6373 Family Place at Town Centre Mall 604-485-2706 Food Bank 604-485-9166 Foster Parents’ Support (Admin, Ext 6301) 604-485-3090
Looking to:
Classes for dancers from 18 months and up. Our instructors are adult, certified teachers who love to share their love of dance in a safe, positive setting.
• Improve communication skills? • Become a stronger leader? • Improve communication skills? • Learn in a fun setting? • Become a stronger leader? •SUNSHINE SPEAKERS Learn in a fun setting?
Looking to:
SUNSHINE SPEAKERS
invite you to join us!
Call Marlaine invite you to join us! 604-223-4333 Call Marlaine for more information about our Call Barb 604-485-2732 604-223-4333 Thursday lunch and evening meetings. for more information about our See you there! Thursday lunch and evening meetings.
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Register online at www.SheridanDanceAcademy.ca Unit 101 @ Crossroads Village (behind Quality Foods)
Call • 604 485-0023 Active Living Guide Fall 2016
Health Care Auxiliary (Economy Shop) 604-485-0110 Heart & Stroke Foundation 1-888-754-5724 Home Support 604-485-3310 Home Care Nursing 604-485-3310 Hospice Palliative Care 604-485-3310 Hospital Foundation (local 4349) 604-485-3211 Kelly Creek Community Services (Program Office) 604-487-9925 Kiwanis Lifeline 604-485-0499 Kiwanis Club of Powell River 604-485-5210 Lions Club (Dean Gerhart) 604-485-9288 Meals on Wheels (Elaine Cattermole) 604-485-5322 Model Community Project (David Morris) 604-485-2688 Multiple Sclerosis (Lina Vallee) 604-485-4573 Orca Bus 604-485-2132 Parkinson’s Support Group (Dave Harris) 604-483-4628 or (David Fisher) 604-483-3087 Post-Polio Awareness & Support Society of BC 1-250-655-8849 Or (Joyce Green) 604-483-8974 Powell River Botanic Garden Society (Diana Woods) 604-485-2860 Powell River Community Foundation (Ross Cooper) 604-483-8678 PR Mobility Opportunities Society (CC Duncan) 604-483-9867 Public Health 604-485-3310 Rotary Club of Powell River (Carol Brown) 604-485-7157 Success by Six 604-485-2132 Schizophrenia Society (Barbara Dawe) 604-483-3355 SPCA 604-485-9252 Stroke Recovery (Trudy Simpson) 604-485-6396 Terry Fox Run 604-485-9238 (The Butulas) 604-485-4325 United Way of PR 604-485-2132 Volunteer Powell River 604-485-2132
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Sunday, Sept 18 2016 TERRY FOX RU N REGISTRATION • 8:30 am Run/Walk/Cycle/Skate • 10 am
Meet at the Complex West Parking lot
REGULAR ROUTE(10 km) Complex ~ Manson ~ Around Cranberry Lake ~ Alberni ~ back to the Complex SHORT ROUTE (3.5 KM) Complex ~ Manson Ave ~ Alberni St ~ back to the Complex
Contact TED or JAN Rodonets • 604 485-9238 or the BUTULAS • 604 485-4325
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Events Calendar Labour Day September 5
Canadian Tire Jump Start Swim September 22, 2 to 4 PM You’re invited to join in the Community Swim event. FREE admission for all.
Back to School September 6
Free
Fitness Week
September 6 to 9
Take this opportunity to try this session’s classes. All land-based drop-in classes are FREE. Plus, try the following “registered” programs for FREE.
Sept 6, 6:30 to 7:30 pm, Dogwood Room H.E.A.T. (High Energy Athletic Training) Sept 7, 3:45-4:45 pm, Dogwood Room TweenFit Bootcamp Sept 8, 6:45-7:45 pm, Elm Room Yoga for Men Sept 8, 8:30-9:15 pm, Pool Aquacises
SD47 Pro D Day September 23 Toonie Kid’s Shinny 9:15 – 10:45am Everyone Welcome Toonie Skate 1:30 – 3:00pm Toonie Swim 2 to 4pm Pro-D daycamps See Page 45 Meet the Kings Family Skate September 27 5 – 7pm Wear green and gold or your Kings jersey. Meet the players for on ice fun. Thanksgiving Day Skate October 10 Kid’s Shinny 11:00 – 12:30pm Adult Shinny 1:00 – 2:30pm Everyone Welcome Skate 1:30 – 3:00pm Laser Light Video Skate October 14, 7 – 10pm Back by popular demand! Pre-Purchase Tickets. Single $5 Family $15 3 & under FREE!
Sept 9, 8-8:45 am, Pool Aqua Yoga (Kelly)
Sea Snake Afternoon October 15, 2:30 to 3:30 PM Kids! Come test your skill – see if you can climb and go the distance on our inflatable Sea Snake. During the “Everyone Welcome” swim. Aquacise Birthday October 19, 1:30 PM Join us on the pool deck for cake and coffee. Let’s celebrate everyone’s birthday! Pro-D October 21st Kid’s Shinny 9:15 – 10:45am Everyone Welcome Skate 1:30 – 3:00pm Pro-D daycamps See Page 45 Pumpkin Pool Party October 28, 10 to 11:30 am This event is designed for pre-schoolers. Treats, games, and lots of Halloween fun Monster Mash Halloween Skate October 28, 7 – 9 pm Halloween theme games, video and treats on ice. Join us in costume – There’ll be prizes! Pizza Night at the Pool November 4, 7 to 9 pm Join us for a night of fun & pizza. Tickets must be purchased in advance so we can order the pizza.
8 WEEKS
7999
ONLY $
Beginners only
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Remembrance Day November 11 Kid’s Shinny 11:00 – 12:30pm Adult Shinny 1:00 – 2:30pm Everyone Welcome Skate 1:30 – 3:00pm
Christmas Lights Bus Tour December 18 & 19, 6:30 -8:30 pm Climb aboard the special Reindeer Bus for an entertaining, comfortable tour of the City's festive light displays. See Page 56.
Drug Awareness Swim November 22 , 7 to 8:30 pm “Toonie Night at the Pool”
Christmas Hamper Skate December 13, 5 – 7 pm Ring in the Season of good cheer by helping others. Please bring a Food Bank item or new toy donation. Admission is FREE and skate rentals are extra.
Food Bank Swim November 25, 7 to 9 pm Kids! Bring a donation and swim for FREE! Curriculum Day - no school December 5
Winter Wonderland Opening Night
December 9, 7 – 9 pm Join us for a magical festive skate. Be sure & check the Christmas Skate Schedule. Get in the spirit of the season – wear a Santa hat and admission is just a toonie.
Last day of school before Winter Vacation December 16 (back to school is January 3) Skate with Santa December 17, Noon – 2 pm Santa invites families to a special Christmas skate. There will be a Holiday Jingle Bell for everyone. Plus Santa will be stopping by for a visit. Don’t forget your camera! Ho Ho Ho!
Powell River
Highland Dance Girls can join at any time from the age of 5
The Powell River
Community Band (brass, woodwinds and percussion)
Under director Roy Carson
❥ Sparks age 5 – 6
WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS
❥ Brownies age 7 – 8
Note: Students are free! Have you played an instrument before? Can you read music? Come join us for practice, concerts and the fun of making music together. Location • Brooks School band room When • Thursdays 7:30 - 9:00 pm Info • Marie Boettger 604 483-9594 Find us on Facebook fb.com/prcommunityband
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❥ Guides age 9 – 11
NOW ACCEPTING FALL REGISTRATION for boys and girls ages 4 years and up
Come join the fun! For more information or to register, CONTACT MARGARET WROTNY, Qualified SDTA Instructor • 604.485.4266
❥ Pathfinders age 12 – 14 ❥ Rangers age 15 – 17+ ❥ Leaders 19+ ❥ Trefoil 32 – 99+
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Registration Information 3 easy ways to register:
q Online • www.PowellRiver.ca • Available 24 hours/day, 7 days/week • Payment by Visa, MasterCard or Amex w Call 604 485-2891 • Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 9:00 pm (except statutory holidays) • Payment by Visa, MasterCard, or Amex • Staff-assisted registration – please provide barcode. e Come in • Register in Person at the Powell River Recreation Complex, 5001 Joyce Ave • Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 9:00 pm
Quick Flips: Swimming Schedules pages 25, 36 Skating Schedules page 20, 21, 24 Fitness Schedules pages 39, 46 Events Calendar page 62 Holiday Schedules pages 24-25
Contact us!
Powell River Recreation Complex www.PowellRiver.ca • parksrec@cdpr.bc.ca 5001 Joyce Avenue, V8A 5R2 • 604-485-2891 Director of Parks, Rec and Culture
604-485-8907
Manager of Recreation
604-485-8904
Ray Boogaards
Neil Pukesh Maintenance Foreman Todd Fougere Parks Foreman Paul Nassichuk Office Coordinator Nyla Ross Facilities Booking Clerk Diana Collicutt
rboogaards@cdpr.bc.ca
npukesh@cdpr.bc.ca 604-485-8911 tfougere@cdpr.bc.ca 604-414-8838 pnassichuk@cdpr.bc.ca 604-485-8901 nross@cdpr.bc.ca 604-485-8909 dcollicutt@cdpr.bc.ca
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