April 18, 2012

PRINCETON & DISTRICT LEISURE GUIDE

Summer 2012 Parks, Recreation and Culture Department 250-295-6067

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FACILITIES Arena ..................................Page 13 China Ridge Trails ..................................Page 22 Library ..................................Page 13 Museum ..................................Page 7 Riverside Centre & Theatre .....................Page 10 Centennial Pool .................................. Page 17 PROGRAMS Adult & 50+ ..................................Page 20 Children & Pre-teens ..................................Page 13 Early Years ..................................Page 12 Outdoor Recreation ..................................Page 21

PROGRAMS Princeton Arts Council ......................Page 4 New Beginnings & Special Olympics .......Page 24 Youth .....................Page 13 Senior Centre .....................Page 24 REGISTRATION & COMMUNITY INFORMATION Community Directory .....................Page 31 Contact information .......................Page 2 Registration .....................Page 30

YOUR RECREATION CONTACTS Info & Registration Nadine McEwen

250-295-6067 nmcewen@princeton.ca

Town Hall & Registration 169 Bridge Street

250-295-3135 info@princeton.ca

Leisure Service Director Lyle Thomas

250-295-7222 lthomas@princeton.ca

Recreation & Culture Coordinator 250-295-6067 Nadine McEwen nmcewen@princeton.ca Princeton & District Multi-purpose Arena Lyle Thomas 250-295-7222 ice@nethop.net

Riverside Centre Nadine McEwen Centennial Pool Carol Mack Park Bookings

250-295-6067 nmcewen@princeton.ca 250-295-6535

Veterans Square

admin@princeton.ca

Memorial Park

lthomas@princeton.ca

General Parks

lthomas@princeton.ca

Library www.orl.bc.ca

250-295-6495

Museum princetonmuseum@gmail.com

250-295-7588

Princeton & Area Transit System 250-295-6666 / 1-800-291-0911 Pick up Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Princeton Hedley Keremeos

Door to Door Service 7:30 am Door to Door Service 8:30 am Mountain View Manor 8:45 am Old Age Pension Building 8:50 am Hill Top Esso 9:00 am Cawston - Amber Light 9:05 am Olalla (if stop in Cawston 9:10 am) 9:05 am

FARES Passengers (one way fares):

Return from Penticton Monday/Wednesday/Friday Parking lot behind Elite CafĂŠ Cherry Lane Mall (Save On Foods back entrance) Walmart - Main entrance

1:10 pm 1:20 pm 1:30 pm

Princeton local Princeton/Penticton Hedley/Penticton Keremeos/Penticton

$1.50 $4.00 $3.50 $3.00

*No regular service on weekends or statutory holidays.

Times subject to change due to road construction.

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Family Fun FAMILY FUN THINGS TO DO IN PRINCETON 1. Attend all the programs and events for Princeton’s Arts and Culture Week from April 21-29.

2. Join the John Allison School Community Garden as a family of 3. garden angels.

4. Youth can learn to fly with the COPA 5. program at the airport on May 6, 2012.

6. Join in the fun in Veteran’s Square for the Rick Hansen 25th Anniversary Relay Celebration on May 9th.

7. Bring the family to a ‘splashing good time’ at Centennial Outdoor Pool.

8. Register for redcross or lifesaving 9. lessons.

10. Walk, run or cycle on the paved and lit stretch of the KVR from the tunnel to Weyerhaeuser.

11. Sign up for day camps at the Princeton & District Museum this summer.

12. Register for the Badlands Basketball Camp.

13. Visit the Princeton Library for the Summer Reading Bug program or sign out a book for a great afternoon read at a park.

14. Pack a lunch, bring a suit and towel to play at Rotary Park.

15. Wear a helmet to spend time at the Princeton Bike Park and Skate Board Park.

16. Spend some hometown fun at the many Community Events this spring, summer and fall.

17. Lace up your ice skates for fun at the Arena in mid-August.

18. Hike or bike China Ridge Trails.

P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067

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Arts & Culture PRINCETON ARTS AND CULTURE WEEK April 21 to April 28, 2012 Princeton Community Arts Council in partnership with Princeton Parks, Recreation and Culture and various organizations of Princeton proudly presents a week of art and culture programs and events at Riverside Community Centre. Please join us in celebrating Arts and Culture all week long!

Call the Princeton Recreation and Culture Office at 250-295-6067 to sign up or call the number listed with the program!

PROGRAM & EVENTS WEEKEND WATERCOLOURS WORKSHOP w/GAIL SHORT Register for this wonderful painting workshop on Colour Values for the beginner and intermediate painter.

Please bring a lunch or plan to eat out! Adults and teens welcome. Call Elaine at 250-295-6905 to sign up.

2 days/$100 or $90 if you hold a 2012 Arts Council Membership April 21 & 22 Sa & Su 10am-5pm PRINCETON COMMUNITY BAND CONCERT Enjoy an evening out with dedicated adult musicians! Admission by donations!

April 21 Sa Doors Open at 6:30pm.

PRINCETON ROCK AND FOSSIL CLUB Stop in at this interesting Open House with hands on activities that will help you learn to find unique rocks and fossils of the area.

Sign up for upcoming excursions and campouts.

Draws and prizes.

Fun and Free Everyone welcome April 21 11:00 am to 7:00 pm PAPER MACHE CLASS FOR KIDS AND FAMILIES Join the fun with professional artist Merrilyn Huycke for an afternoon of recyclable art making paper mache birds that will delight everyone! Think ‘colour, hilarious, fantastic and orginal’.

Please call to register as there is only space for 20!

Children aged 7 & under required an older helper.

Fun and Free Age 4 to 13 Youth and Parents Welcome April 23 & 26 M & Th 3:30-5:00pm 4

ARTISTS’ TRADING CARDS Make and trade cards by bringing scraps of anything two dimensional and make cards to trade with others.

Fun and Free!

Adults/Youth & Children welcome with parent April 24 Tu 3:30-5:00pm

YOUTH THEATRE Join the Princeton Youth Theatre Club for an afternoon of theatre sports!

Fun and Free Open to all children and youth!

April 25 W 3:30-5:00pm MOVIES Enjoy a movie theatrical experience in the theatre.

April 27 JOURNEY 2: THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND Enjoy this family adventure movie.

May 4 THE ARTIST This silent movie brought home the Oscar this year!

Cost: $5.00 at the door 7pm Show time

GELATIN MONO-PRINTMAKING COURSE Learn to design and produce one of a kind artwork using a gelatin plate, print making paper, found objects and waterbased ink. Bring your curiosity, enthusiasm, old clothes and an apron!

Registration is required by April 20 so supplies can be ordered.

1 Class/$20.00 Adult & Youth Welcome April 28 Sa 10:00-11:30 am PRINCETON HIGHLAND DANCE SHOW SPRING FLING Enjoy the dancers, music and treats at this fantastic annual event.

Tickets are available from the dancers or at the door.

April 29 Su Doors open at 1:30pm Showtime at 2:00pm Tickets available from dancers for $7.00 Available at the door for $10.00 Princeton Leisure - Summer 2012

SPIRIT FESTIVAL A history of Pow Wow in the Similkameen Valley featuring Regalia and Artifacts loaned by the Upper and Lower Similkameen Indian Bands.

April 6 - 30, 2012 Princeton and District Museum

April 22-28, 2012 Watch for programs, events and performance dates.

GLORIOUS

By Peter Quilter A wonderful musical comedy based on the true story of Florence Foster Jenkins (the worst singer in the world)

June 8, 9, 10 and 15,16, 17

RIVERSIDE THEATRE

SUNFL WER Sunower Gallery 105 Vermilion Avenue Wednesdays - Saturdays 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067

Summer Performance Series Entertainers of all genres are invited to perform in the Princeton Gazebo.

For details contact Sheena 250-295-7319

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All Camps:

Museum Summer Camps ARCHAEOLOGY DAY CAMP Discover archaeology for a day! Campers will learn about Princeton’s history, while having fun and undertaking a series of interactive activities.

Activities include a visit to the Ochre Bluffs and hike on the KVR, a hands on lesson on fossils, rocks and minerals, and an outdoor artifact dig.

During the course of the day campers will develop a basic understanding of archaeology through hands-on activities taught by an archaeologist.

Price Per Camp: $30.00 per child Ages 8-11 Hours 10am-3pm

Requirements: Bag lunch required; be prepared for outdoor weather conditions and wear closed-toe sturdy shoes.

Date: Tuesday July 10 CSI CAMP There has been a Break and Enter at the museum, and it’s up to our campers to solve the crime. Join RCMP members who will walk campers through the basics of an investigation using Forensic's to help solve the crime (Fingerprints, Photographs, Tool and Tire Impressions, ...etc).

Welby Stage Coach

Date: Tuesday July 24 GOLD PANNING DAY CAMP Learn how to stake a claim and pan for gold in the Tulameen river in this day long adventure.

Campers will learn about the gold rush of the 1850’s, and get to try real gold panning as well as learn about minerals local to the area, and experience hands on, the museums vast mineral collections.

Date: Tuesday August 14

Princeton Cowboys

1800’s Pioneer Cabin

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK IN JULY AND AUGUST Camp Registration at Town hall 250-295-3135 or call the Museum 250-295-7588

The Princeton Museum 167 Vermilion Avenue, Princeton BC, (250) 295-7588 email: princetonmuseum@gmail.com P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067

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Fully Licensed Emergency Service

250-295-7085 Dave Mack

SEE THE LOCAL EXPERTS: We’re here to help you!

Heather Johnson 250-295-8591

Lee Mowry 250-295-1990

Dan Pippin 250-295-6977

Alana Meston 250-295-1580

Doug Haayer 250-295-1585

Marty Gray 250-295-5044

Tyler Willis 250-295-2419

Candice Stadler 250-295-2017

PRINCETON REALTY

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224 Bridge Street, Princeton, B.C. Tel: 250-295-6977 Fax: (250) 295-3411 www.princetonbc.com Princeton Leisure - Summer 2012

Community Partners

Safe Home Program 250-295-8211 Remember - CALL 911 IF YOU NEED HELP NOW! For women in need of escaping the abusive home environment. This program assists women and their children to find a safe place to stay when in need.

Referrals and resources are available to help you make better choices and set new, life changing goals.

Come and try something new!

Classes in Oil Painting, Watercolor, Acrylics, Ceramics, Fired Glass and more.

Anyone can learn to paint or do any of the other crafts offered.

NO SPECIAL SKILLS REQUIRED - trust me!

THE HUT

CHILDREN’S CLASSES are $20.00 per class for a 1 hour session.

They include everything!

Regular after school classes or Birthday Party - even Grandchildren during the holidays!

Phone for more details, or drop in. 250-295-4076

ADULT CLASS PROJECTS OIL PAINTING only requires two - 2 hour sessions to complete.

WATER COLORS and some of the other crafts can be completed in a morning or afternoon. Class fees are structured to enable you to try something new without investing a lot of money on supplies. CLASS FEES are $10.00 per hour and include the use of all my paints and brushes, and Àring where required. THE ONLY EXTRA YOU HAVE TO BUY is the surface you work on, such as canvas, ceramic piece or piece of glass or wood, etc.

ICE CREAM RETURNS MAY 15 Store Hours: 9am to 9pm daily Closed Tuesdays

YOU MAY START ANYTIME

STORE HOURS •Tuesday •Wednesday •Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

By appointment: Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday

367 Hwy 3 Princeton

the.hut@live.ca

Arts & Crafts

Teaching Studio and Gift Shop Arts & Craft Supplies 162 Vermilion Avenue (Across the street from the Museum) Phone Shirley at 250-295-4076

250-295-3835

If there is a white van in the parking lot at the end of the building I am here somewhere - just knock on the door.

PRINCETON AND DISTRICT

MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION DO YOU WANT TO PLAY HOCKEY IN PRINCETON?

Princeton Minor Hockey Association will be accepting player registration for our 2012/2013 season until June 30, 2012.

Watch for special registration events in local newspapers.

• Open to boys and girls aged 5 - 18.

• New & experienced players are welcome.

• Volunteer positions available in all areas.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: Lori Gullason 250-295-3977 PO BOX 325 PRINCETON, BC V0X 1W0 P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067

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Arts Council PRINCETON & COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL RIVERSIDE CENTRE 148 Old Hedley Road The Princeton Community Arts Council supports and encourages the full range of artistic creation and production, both professional and nonprofessional, through programming and promotional support, including the operation of the Sunflower Gallery. www.princetonarts.ca BAND PRINCETON COMMUNITY BAND The Princeton Community Band performs at a variety of community events and is enjoyed by many. New members are always welcome and should call Joan Kelly at 250-2957743 to learn more.

MUSIC

PAINTING

PRINCETON TRADITIONAL MUSIC SOCIETY Each August the PTMS host a fantastic weekend of music in the down town of Princeton. Musicians from all over BC and beyond entertain everyone with toe tapping music, poetry, dancing and laughter. Volunteers are welcome throughout the year to assist with planning this wonderful festival.

Contact Jon or Rika at 250-295-6010 or www.princetontraditional.org

DROP IN PAINTING CLUB Join fellow painters for an evening of painting. Share skills, knowledge and the joy of painting with friends.

Beginners to established painters welcome. Arts Council Membership required for drop in at $10 for the year. 6:30pm Weds.

Riverside Community Centre

SUMMER PERFORMANCE SERIES The Princeton Arts Council is sponsoring live music events throughout the Summer at the Gazebo in Veteran's Square. Relax in the shade or kick up your heels Saturday afternoons to performances by a wide variety of musicians. Featured musicians include: Back Door Blues, Larry Saidman (and friends), The Best in Training and British Guitarist, Simon Cliff.

BRIDGE NATURE BRIDGE CLUB Join the fun each week playing with other card enthusiasts. Contact Anthea Pugliesi at 250-295-6821 for more information.

Riverside Centre Adult/Drop in Every Monday 7:00-9:00 pm CRAFTS BUNCHGRASS QUILTERS This dedicated group of quilters meets to work on their own quilts in the company of others, learn new techniques or just get inspired. Once a year we do a charity sew-in for children in crisis.

Contact Sharron at 250-295-4194 or Myrna 250-295-7272 for more information or just drop in.

Riverside Centre Adult/Free Mondays 10:00am-3:00pm 1st & 3rd Thursday 10:00am-3:00pm

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GARDEN CLUB This group of dedicated gardeners meets the 3rd Tuesday of the month at the Seniors Centre at 1:00pm VERMILION FORKS FIELD NATURALISTS VFFN welcomes all to their monthly speaker seriers on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Field trips (hiking, birding and more) are held approximately twice a month, with members who share an interest in the natural world. For more information please call Janis Wright at 250-295-7560.

THEATRE PRINCETON PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY The PPAS is a group of dedicated theatre performers, directors, and artists who work hard to develop unique theatre experience for Princeton and Area residents. New members are always welcome by contacting Derek Hodgson at 250-295-3037.

SPRING PLAY ‘GLORIOUS’ A wonderful comedy based on the true story of Florence Foster Jenkinsthe worst singer in the world. It promises to be a tremendously funny play by our local talented thespians.

Tickets are $12 for children under 12 years and $15 for adults. Pre-sale tickets are available at Sunflower Gallery Wednesday to Saturday from 11am to 3 pm. Tickets will be available from the actors or at the door.

Friday and Saturday June 8, 9, 15 & 16 Showtime: 7:00pm Sunday matinees June 10 & 17 Showtime: 2:00pm

PRINCETON COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL CONTACTS Bridge Club Bunchgrass Quilters Central Station Retreat Society Garden Club OHS- Similkameen Branch Princeton Community Band Princeton Country & Blues Princeton Museum & Archive Princeton Potters Guild Princeton Rock & Fossil Club Princeton Traditional Music Society Vermilion Forks Field Naturalists

Anthea Pugliese Rosemary Woodruff Leonard Roberts Doreen Poulsen Jon Bartlett Joan Kelly Mel Berg Robin Irwin Marjorie Holland Terry Malanchuk Jon Bartlett Cathie Yingling

250-295-6821 250-295-6511 250-295-3728 250-295-1577 250-295-6010 250-295-7743 250-295-4059 250-295-7588 250-295-6718 250-295-1619 250-295-6010 250-295-4802

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Did you know . . .

90% of a child’s brain develops before the age of 3?

Get Connected, visit

www.communitiesforkids.ca today!

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Calendar of Events/Activities for Young Children Family Services and Resources Information on Your Child’s Development The CFK Newsletter and more

Success By 6 supports Communities for Kids and aboriginal early childhood initiatives in the South Okanagan Similkameen.

United Way Success By 6® Partners

P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067

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PRINCETON FAMILY SERVICES SOCIETY 56 KENLEY AVENUE, PRINCETON, BC.

(250) 295-3126

ALL OF THESE RESOURCES ARE FREE - COME OUT AND PARTICIPATE childcareadmin@telus.net We welcome your comments, questions and suggestions.

PRINCETON FAMILY PLACE: 250-295-3186

sponsored by Princeton Family Services, Community for Kids, Success by Six and the Town of Princeton.

FAMILY DROP-IN Where: 120 Kenley Avenue When: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 10:00 am to 1:00 pm Facilitator: Diana Gouger Enjoy the relaxing child friendly atmosphere. The parents get together to create great nutritional lunches while the children play and enhance their interaction skills with their peers. Parents and children play together doing crafts, painting, story time and more. Drop in and share recipes and great conversation.

INFANT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: princetonidp@hotmail.com

Consultant: Charlene O’Niel

Offering support for your infant’s development from Birth to 3 years: Services for Baby:

.Become more independent .Discover what she/he can do .Learn new skills

Services for Parents:

.Learn ways to encourage your child . Meet other parents .Talk about parenting issues.

We also offer:

.Toy and Book lending library .Assistance with the transition to pre-school/daycare program .Service coordination for therapy’s.

PRENATAL GATHERING

Where: 120 Kenley Avenue When: Thursday mornings 9:30 am to 10:30 am Facilitator: Diana Gouger A friendly place for our expectant moms to gather for relaxed conversation, exchanging ideas and experiences relating to their pregnancy and parenthood.

This is a wonderful place for the “¿rst time” mom to gain valuable knowledge.

Our Public Health Nurse, Beatrice Bibby will stop in to join the moms one Thursday each month to answer any questions about birthing, breastfeeding, labor and any other general questions you may pose.

When your prenatal group gathering is over simply stay on for the Family Drop-In segment and enjoy great food, families and interaction.

STRONG START EARLY LEARNING CENTRE: sponsored by School District #58 and Princeton Child Care Centre Facilitator: Tracy McCullough Where: John Allison Elementary School When: Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 12:00 noon (September to June) Age: 0-6 (All children must be accompanied by a parent/guardian or caregiver)

S e r v i c e sFor … your Baby:

This school based early learning program is for preschoolers, their parents, grandparents or caregivers. Princeton’s Strong Start program encourages preschoolers to explore and play in a safe, nurturing and supportive environment.

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For you as parents:

SEASONAL FAVOURITES:

MOTHER GOOSE: Singing and Rhyme time, 8 weekly sessions of sing along fun for parents and children ages 0-6.

NOBODY’S PERFECT: Great program running 6-8 weekly sessions.

Ages birth to 5 years.

Share questions, concerns and ideas about being a parent. Learn about child development, health and behavior. Discuss real life parenting situations. This program has a versatile presentation format, you can tell us what you would like to talk about and learn and we can tailor the program to your needs.

We offer this program in the spring, so we hope to gather input from our parents in the community to help determine what would make this next session a “very successful” community program.

EXTENSIVE LIBRARY:

Princeton Family Services offers books and videos on all topics concerning family relationships, child behaviors, parenting skills and more. You are welcome to drop by or call and browse through our selections and borrow/ sign out a book or video.

BUILDING HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS: Rosemary Clarke works with children, youth, and their families; both in and outside-of the school system.

Through individual, or group sessions, the focus is on supporting clients with strategies and skills that promote healthy relationships with themselves and/or with others. To contact Rosemary: leave a message – asking her to give you a call [to maintain conÀdentiality, no details are required] at Princeton Family Services Society 250-295-3126 12

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ARENA The Princeton & District Arena will be open for drop in skating and stick & puck mid-August. Watch for the August public skate times on the Town of Princeton website at www.princeton.ca or call the arena at 250-295-7222. Dry floor rentals are available.

ARTS AND CULTURE SEA BREEZE POTTERY CAMP Kids will experiement with clay as they develop their hand building techniques; pinch, coil and slab work. Kids will sculpt and glaze their ‘sea’ creations and are introduced to the potters’ wheel with professional potter Sue Delatore LePoidevin. Cost includes instruction, clay, glazes and firing. Sue’s classes are popular so sign up early to avoid disappointment.

Ages: 8-12 years 4 days/$68.00 M to Th July 9 to 12 9:30-11:30am PRINCETON ARTS AND CULTURE WEEK April 21 to 29, 2012 Princeton Community Arts Council in partnership with Princeton Parks, Recreation and Culture and various organizations of Princeton proudly presents a week of art and culture programs and events at Riverside Community Centre. Please join us in celebrating Arts and Culture all week long! Check out all the programs and events on page 4 to learn more.

AVIATION COPA FOR KIDS The COPA for Kids aviation program is a –free of chargeaviation program that puts COPA member pilots together one on one with young people between 8 and 18 years of age to show them what aviation is all about and to give them an expierence of being in the cockpit of an aircraft in flight. An information brochure and registration form is available on line at www.copaforkids.org or at Princeton Town Hall. For more information call the Recreation and Culture Office at 250-295-6067. A strict registration deadline of APRIL 30 is in effect. A maximum of 50 kids will be able to participate at this event. Early registration is key.

Ages: 8-18 years FREE Su May 6 9:00am Princeton Airport LIBRARY SUMMER READING CLUB Come on down to the library and join us for games, crafts, stories, discussions, book draws, prizes, contests abd more. Contact the Princeton Public Library at 250-2956495 to learn more.

Ages: 5+ Free July 4, 10, 17, 24 and 31 10:00-11:30am

P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067

BASKETBALL SPRING LEAGUE Princeton Basketball Association invites basketball enthusiasts to participate in their afterschool league. Thank you to the Aaron Heuser Basketball Memorial Fund for supporting this program this year. Registeration forms are available at VFE School.

Grade 4-7 Cost: $40 includes T-shirt and Basketball M&W VFE 3:30-5:15pm PSS (Grade 7) 5:30-7:00pm PRINCETON JUNIOR GOLF Enjoy time out at the Princeton Golf Club learning to play golf. Learn to chip, drive the ball, putt and enjoy a mini tournament at the end of the program. Fees include clubs if required. Contact the Princeton Golf Course at 250-2956123 to learn more.

Ages: 5-13 years Cost: $40.00 Tuesdays 5:00-6:00pm Young Golfers May 8 to June 12 6:00-7:00pm Junior Golfers PRINCETON KOKANEE SUMMER SWIM CLUB www.princetonkokanees.ca Anyone who loves to swim and is interested in developing strength, speed and flexibility is welcome to join the Princeton Kokanee team. We build confidence, sportmanship, and team work amongst the swimmers.

Registration: April 12 4:00-7:00pm Riverside Community Centre Please contact Sharon Anderson at 250-295-4080 or Lyndsay van Genne at 250-295-0759 for more information if you missed the Registration Party.

E-mail: princetonkokanees@yahoo.ca Age: 5+ Turtles (Beginners) $150 for season May & June 5:00-5:30pm July & August 4:30-5:00pm Age: 6+ Developmental (New to competative) $225 for season May & June 4:30-5:30pm July & August 4:00-5:00pm Age: 8+ Junior/Seniors (Children who have swim experience) $225 for season May & June 5:30-7:00pm July & August 5:00-6:30pm Adults Krokanees $150 for season May & June 5:30-7:00pm July & August 5:00-6:30pm AIR CADETS Are you interested in flying (and, yes, maybe even getting your own private pilot's license), first aid, band, drill, summer camps, meeting others from around the country and the world? If you're age 12 to 18 and looking for something to do, all of these activities and more are part of the Air Cadet program. Presently the meeting night is Tuesday from 7:00 -9:00 in Penticton. (There is a car pool from Princeton), but with more interested students, we may eventually have our own squadron in Princeton. For more information contact Dawn Gardner at 250-295-0869.

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Children - Youth PRINCETON MINOR FASTBALL ASSOCIATION Take me out to the ball game…Back by popular demand Princeton Minor Fastball Association is starting fresh with a new executive. T-ball begins at age 3 and the levels continue to Midget players. All players need to pay a Softball BC $10 Lifetime membership fee. Contact Alicia Gush 250-295-0326 or Dawne Graves 250-295-6263 T-Ball to Mite $45.00 Squirt to Midget $65.00 PRINCETON YOUTH SOCCER Let’s kick a ball around and learn all the skills to make you ready for the White Caps! Learn skill, games, sportsmanship and more with some great volunteer coaches. Contact Alicia Hargrave to learn more at 250-295-4353.

Ages: 4 in 2012 to 12 years Cost: $30 Registration: April 16 4:00-6:00pm Riverside Community Centre

YBC-BOWLING LEAGUE Bowling in the Youth Bowling Canada League means exciting fun for everyone. Bowling is a sport for all young people-no just for the athletically gifted. Instructors are on hand to help the beginner or those wishing to improve their score. Parties, tournament, trips and special events make this a great program. $30 membership is required for the season. Call 250-295-6500 to learn more.

COPPERHILL LANES $3 to $9 weekly linage fee depending on age.

Bantam (11years and under) M 4:00pm Junior (12years and up) T 3:30pm After school Special (Bowl & Snack)

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MARTIAL ARTS SIMILKAMEEN SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUB Karate Training is an excellent form of physical & mental exercises for improving & maintaining health for all ages. It develops co-ordination, balance, strength, agility and mental discipline all the while cultivating humility & excellence. Call Paul Bedard 250-295-7374 to register or learn more. Ask about our weekly program for 6-10 year olds. Ends in late June.

UNITED CHURCH HALL $40.00/month 9 + yrs Mon/Wed On going 6:45-8:00pm PRINCETON SHOREI-KAN DOJO Shorei-Kan is a non-contact form of karate in that fighting is not part of the discipline. It combines blocking, punching and kicking techniques with footwork and practical self-defense.

Ongoing registration is welcome.Children aged 5&6 years are welcomed to be assesed. Call Steve White at 250-295-7445.

Ends in late June.

ARENA MEZZ 3 months/$50.00 7-15 yrs Tues/Thurs On going 7:00-8:30pm ARENA MEZZ 3 months/$75.00 16+ yrs/Adult Tues/Thurs On going 7:00-8:30pm 14

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SUMMER CAMPS CHINA RIDGE TRAILS Breathtaking beauty for summer outdoor enthusiasts: mountain biking, hiking and horseback riding! Check out their website at www.chinaridgetrails.com for contact information, location, maps, and so much more.

OTTER VALLEY FISH & GAME CLUB www.tulameenbc.com The Otter Valley Fish & Game Club is a group of dedicate, hard working individuals who coordinate a variety of activities and conservation programs such as clean up at local lakes and habitat restoration. Membership into our club provides you with insurance coverage, use of the firing range in Tulameen, access to the Club House and program participation. New club members and volunteers are always welcomed. Contact Anne Jones at 250-2953642 for membership information.

PRINCETON FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION The Princeton Fish & Game Association meets the second Monday of the month. Children and Youth outdoor activites are our priority. Call Joy or George Klassen at 250-295-3134 to learn more.

SUMMER CAMPS BADLANDS BASKETBALL CAMP Join Jesse McLean and his professional coaching staff for this annual training camp. This very active camp is tiered to accommodate all skill levels including ball handling, defense, rebounding, shooting, and individual and team concepts. Camp fee includes t-shirt, insurance, prizing, awards and high level coaching. Registration forms available at PSS or e-mail badlandsbasketball@hotmail.com. Locally you can call Adrea McKenize at 250-295-3338.

Ages: 9-18 years Camp Fee: $165 July 9 to 12 9:30am-3:30pm M, T, W PSS Gym 9:30am-1:30pm Th

CAMPS AT THE MUSEUM Register at Princeton Town Hall for fun at the Museum this summer. You’ll need to be prepared for the weather, wear sunscreen and a hat, pack a healthy lunch, comfortable backpacks and wear closed-toe shoes for the day. Reigster in person at Princeton Town Hall or call the museum at 250-295-7588 to learn more.

ARCHAEOLOGY CAMP Learn the basics of archaeology through hands on activies taught by a local archaeologist. Visit the Ochre Bluffs and hike the KVR for hands on lessons on fossils, rocks and minerals, and a dig. Upon completion of the camp, each camper will receive a stone arrowhead and certification as a Junior Archaeologist.

Ages: 8-12 years Cost: $30.00 July 10 Tu 10:00am-3:00pm Princeton Museum

BRICKS 4 KIDS CAMP Do you love playing with LEGO? At Bricks 4 Kidz we learn, we build, we play with Lego bricks. You will have fun in this transportation camp, building motorized

GOLD PANNING CAMP Learn how to stake a claim and pan for gold in the Tulameen River in this day long adventure.

Campers will learn about the Gold Rush of the 1850’s, and get to try real gold panning as well as learn about minerals local to the area.

Experience everything hands on and explore the museums vast mineral collections.

Ages: 8-12 years Cost: $30 August 14 Tu 10:00am-3:00pm Princeton Museum

vehicles, airplanes and helicopters with Lego bricks.

Check us out on our website at bricks4kidz.com.

Ages: 7-12 years Cost: 4 classes/$50.00 M to Th July 30 to Aug 2 1:00-2:30pm Riverside Centre P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067

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Children - Youth THERE’S BEEN A BREAK IN! CAMP A valuable museum piece has been stolen from the Princeton Museum and the Princeton RCMP needs your help to solve the case! Spend the day learning to be a junior forensic investigator. You’ll learn how to examine evidence, photograph and process the crime scenes, analyze evidence including fingerprints, shoe and tire impressions and more. Princeton Museum Ages: 8-12 years Cost: $30 July 24 Tu 10:00am-3:00pm SEA BREEZE POTTERY CAMP Kids will experiement with clay as they develop their hand building techniques; pinch, coil and slab work. Kids will sculpt and glaze their ‘sea’ creations and are introduced to the potters’ wheel with professional potter Sue Delatore LePoidevin. Cost includes instruction, clay, glazes and firing. Sue’s classes are popular so sign up early to avoid disappointment.

Ages: 8-12 years 4 days/$68.00 M to Th July 9 to 12 9:30-11:30am WEEKLY YOUTH HAPPENINGS MONDAYS YOUNG LIFE CLUB NIGHT Welcome to ALL TEENS to an experience in controlled chaos! Young Life leaders create a high energy environment featuring songs, skits, and games, as well as a short talk on an aspect of the Christian message.

Club is the place to be, to enjoy friends and be part of the action. For more info contact Liz Knibbecke @ 250-295-2120.

Baptist Church Basement Drop in Grade 8-12 M Ongoing until mid June 7:30-8:30pm

KIDz & YOUTH FUN HOST YOUR OWN PARTY 250-295-6067 nmcewen@princeton.ca Riverside Community Centre Theatre is available for rent for children and youth parties. Adult supervision is required at all times. Price includes theatre, room for food, access to sound system and movie projector.

Cost: $22.00 per hour (if you handle the set up/clean up).

MOVIE FUN 250-295-6067 nmcewen@princeton.ca Host your own party on a scheduled movie night at Riverside Centre. Rent a private room for food, presents and cake. Enjoy a pre-released movie before its home video release. Adult supervision is required for the room rental.

Cost: $22 per hour for a room rental Movie Admission: $5.00 each MOVIE MADNESS PARTY 250-295-6067 nmcewen@princeton.ca Celebrate with a three hour party with friends. Start the party with a hot dog or mini pizza meal with healthy snacks and drinks. Open presents and eat some cake.

Pick a favorite movie (home rental), have some popcorn and enjoy the show. This party includes a recreation leader, room to celebrate, napkins, food, drinks, popcorn, movie rental and the mess. Parents are responsible for cakes, plate, forks, decorations and goodie bags. Fee is based on a maximum of 10 children and 2 adults.

Cost $185.00

$6.00 each addition party goers

Princeton Leaders for Literacy Dedicated to building a committed community network that will inspire residents to work together and mobilize for change.

Would you like to improve your Reading Writing Speaking Computer Skills or Upgrade your education?

Would you like to help someone improve their Reading Writing Speaking Computer Skills or Upgrade their education?

We are looking for learners and tutors for our new Tutoring Program!

Interested in finding out more? Please contact Elaine Rutherford, Literacy Outreach Coordinator, at 250-295-6905 or email: elaine@windsong.bc.ca 16

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Adults 19-100 years DANCE DANCE CLASS Join this high energy dance class incorporating jazz, hip hop and other styles of dance with our dynamic dancer instructor Kat Hewitt. All levels are welcome as we work through a great hour of dance including warm up, stretching and routine. Youth are welcome as well.

Adult 6 classes/$37.50 W April 25 to May 30 6:30-7:30pm Arena Mezzanine LINE DANCING AT THE LEGION Kick up your heels each Thursday night for an evening of dance, laughter and fun. This program is great for the beginner to seasoned pro. Come check us out.

Cost: Free 7pm Beginners Where: Legion Hall 8pm Intermediate/Advanced

FITNESS & HEALTH

MARTIAL ARTS SIMILKAMEEN SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUB Karate Training is an excellent firn if physical & mental exercises for improving & maintaining health for all ages.

It develops co-ordination, balance, strength, agility and mental discipline all the while cultivating humility & excellence. Call Paul Bedard 250-295-7374 to register or learn more. Ask about our weekly program for 6-10 year olds.

Ends in late June.

UNITED CHURCH HALL $40.00/month 9 + yrs Mon/ Wed On going 6:45-8:00pm PRINCETON SHOREI-KAN DOJO Shorei-Kan is a non-contact form of karate in that fighting is not part of the discipline. It combines blocking, punching and kicking techniques with footwork and practical self-defense. Ongoing registration is welcome.Children aged 5&6 years are welcomed to be assesed. Call Steve White at 250-295-7445. Ends in late June.

ARENA MEZZ 3 months/$50.00 7-15 yrs Tues/Thurs On going 7:00-8:30pm ARENA MEZZ 3 months/$75.00 16+ yrs/Adult Tues/Thurs On going 7:00-8:30pm

STRETCH/STRENGTH & LOW IMPACT This one hour movement class incorporates a variety of components that will help in preventing injuries by promoting a strong body! Come prepared to exercise outside on beautiful spring days! Drop in is available for $8.00 per class Adult & Seniors 8 classes/$52 T & Th April 4 10:00-11:00am Riverside Community Centre PRENATAL CLASSES Family centered classes that focus on answering your questions about pregnancy, assisting woment and their helpers to feel confident about labor and birth, breastfeeding and more. For more information or to sign up for a class please contact the Health Centre at 250-2954442.

GARDENING JOHN ALLISON SCHOOL GARDEN Growing healthy gardeners of all ages. If you are interested in helping out with this fantastic community initiative as a summer garden angel please call the school at 250-295-6727.

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Community Partners BOTTLE DEPOT

Keep our community clean and cash in with your recyclable containers!

SUMMER HOURS: 11 am to 5 pm Daily / 10 am to 5 pm Saturday CLOSED TUESDAYS & STAT HOLIDAYS

REICHERT SALES & SERVICE Summer Hours: May - September Monday: CLOSED Tuesday - Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday: 9:00 am - Noon Sunday: CLOSED

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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Branch #56 Princeton 172 Bridge Street OfÀce Hours: Monday - Friday

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Lounge Hours of Operation: Sunday - Monday: 12 (noon) - 7:00 p.m.

Tuesday: 12 (noon) - 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday - Saturday: 12 (noon) - 11:00 p.m.

HALL RENTAL - CATERING AVAILABLE Of¿ce: 250-295-6060 Lounge: 250-295-7776

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MARG & ED REICHERT Tulameen, BC V0X 2L0 Phone: 250-295-6489 Fax: 250-295-7768

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Outdoor Recreation

CHINA RIDGE TRAILS Breathtaking beauty for spring, summer and fall outdoor enthusiasts experience mountain biking, hiking and horseback riding! In the winter enjoy cross-country skiing, skijoring, dogsledding, snowshoeing, and tobogganing.

Check out their website at www.chinaridgetrails.com for contact information, location, maps, and so much more.

OTTER VALLEY FISH & GAME CLUB www.tulameenbc.com The Otter Valley Fish & Game Club is a group of dedicate, hard working individuals who coordinate a variety of activities and conservation programs such as clean up at local lakes and habitat restoration. Membership into our club provides you with insurance coverage, use of the firing range in Tulameen, access to the Club House and program participation. New club members and volunteers are always welcomed. Contact Anne Jones at 250-2953642 for membership information.

PRINCETON FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION The Princeton Fish & Game Association meets the second Monday of the month. Children and Youth outdoor activites are our priority. Call Joy or George Klassen at 250-295-3134 to learn more.

PRINCETON ROCK AND FOSSIL CLUB The Princeton District is blessed with an incredible diversity of minerlaization. Members share an interest in exploring and studying rocks and fossils, pooling their knowledge and having fun. Call Franz at 250-295-3896 or Terry at tmalan@telus.net to learn more.

Riverside Centre Membership Adults/Families Meetings 3rd Tuesday of the month 7pm Riverside Centre Upcoming Events April 17 Annual General Meeting April 21 Open House 11am-7pm May 19 Excursion May 26 Excursion June 22-24 Interior Zone Campout in Granite Creek July 19-21 Club Campout in Tulameen August 9-12 Club Campout in Hedley P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067

VERMILION FORKS FIELD NATURALISTS VFFN welcomes all to their monthly speaker series on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Field trips (hiking, birding and more) are held approximately twice a month, with members who share an interest in the natural world. For more information please call Janis Wright at 250-2957560.

Tuesday Night Speaker Series 7:00-9:00pm Riverside Community Centre April 10 South Okanagan Rehabilitation Centre for Owls May 8 Bluebirds Spring Field Trips Meet at Billyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Restaurant at 9am for car pooling.

April 28 Basely Lake Rika Ruebsaat 250-295-4006 May 26 Vermilion Bluffs Anthea Pugliese 250-295-6821 June 9 Alison Lake Trish Reid 250-295-6002 June 23 Stemwinder Mtn. Janis Wright 250-295-7560 VERMILION TRAIL SOCIETY The Vermilion Trail Society is made up of dedicated volunteers who work to maintain the Trans Canada Trail from Trout Creek Main to Brookmere for Princeton & District residents and tourists to enjoy. Currently we are working on the Two Rivers Park with support from Rotary and the Town. Volunteers are always welcomed to help with upgrade, cleaning and enhancing our trail. If you would like to become involved with our society please stop in at the Chamber of Commerce basement every second Tuesday of the month. Youth clubs are welcomed and encouraged to join. www.vermiliontrailssociety.ca

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Social Networking NEW BEGINNINGS 47 Harold Avenue Open 9am-3pm Monday to Thursday The New Beginnings Day Program and Residential Living Program assists developmentally disabled individuals to achieve their greatest independence under the least restrictive conditions, with the same rights respects and freedoms enjoyed by other citizens.

DAILY ACTIVITIES Outdoor Activities M Life Skills Gym and Games T Music W Out & About Day Th Recreation & Crafts * Special trips are planned throughout the year for evenings and weekends.

SPECIAL OLYMPICS PRINCETON The Special ‘O’ Athletes from Princeton welcome new Athletes and volunteers to join our fantastic team. Call our local coordinator, Gloria, at 250-295-7218.

Summer Special ‘O’ Activities include: Bocci Swimming Golf PRINCETON ARTS COUNCIL PAC welcomes new members to join this dynamic group of dedicated people for the arts and culture in Princeton.

Check out the variety of umbrella groups who are members of PAC on page 10.

SENIORS CENTRE – 55+ SENIOR CITIZEN BRANCH 30 CENTRE Adult 55+ The Senior Centre invites you to drop in to meet with friends or join in on daily activities including fitness, cards and pool. Call 250-295-7515 to learn more or just stop in.

Summer Schedule July & August 9:00 am to 4:00 pm No lunch served Bingo every Monday all year long.

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Sports

BADMINTON Going to the birds? Join the fun and recreational badminton play at PSS with some great adults who enjoy the sport. Enjoy time with others who enjoy a great game. All levels welcome. Season Membership available PSS Gym Youth/Free Adults: $3.00 Drop in 13-18 yrs & Adult M On-going 7:30-9:30pm PRINCETON GOLF COURSE Our Princeton course is a first class course with a friendly small town atmosphere. Junior rates from 11-18. Punch cards and gift certificates available. Fully stocked Pro Shop and great dining at the Restaurant.

Check our website for Tournaments. www.princetongolfclub.com Ladies Tuesday morning Senior Men Wednesday morning Ladies Night Wednesday after 3 pm Men’s Night Thursday after 3 PM Couples Fun Night Friday 5PM - 9 holes of fun games with a great buffet to follow Memberships Yearly membership is $575 plus tax. Initiation is $1000 plus tax and can be paid at $200 per year for 5 years.

Driving Range only $50 plus tax per year.

CALENDAR May 12 Special June 9th June 30 & July 1 July 6th July TBA July 19th July TBA July TBA Aug 17th to 19th Aug 20 to 23rd Sept 8th

Olympics Fundraiser Rotary Charity Tournament Mixed Open Tournament Senior Men’s Tournament Men’s Club Championship Eleanor Hicks Tournament Legion Tournament Ladies Club Championship Men’s Open Tournament Professional Junior Tournament Pink Ladies’ Tournament

Princeton Golf Club and RV Resort • 3 minutes east of Princeton on Hwy #3, between Hope and Penticton

THE SOUTH OKANAGAN’S HIDDEN SECRET

• 18 Hole Par 72, 6500 yard golf course • 33 site full service RV Park • Full service restaurant & lounge Outstanding Golf — Small Town Friendliness — Unbeatable Rates

www.princetongolfclub.com

365 Darcy Mountain Road Princeton, BC V0X 1W0 250-295-6123 P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067

pgcproshop@eastlink.ca 1-888-295-5123 www.princeton.ca

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Wellness MEDIATION, RELAXATION & SPIRITUAL MOVIE NIGHT Join Guadalupe, resident acupuncturist, for an evening of mediation. These sessions include healing circles, movie, meditation techniques and discussions. For more information please phone 250-295-7406.

RIVERSIDE CENTRE $5.00 Drop In Adult Last Tues of the month 7:00-8:30pm T.O.P.S GROUP The group ‘Taking Off Pounds Sensibly’ meets weekly to support and discuss ways to ensure that your weight loss is a success. Lots of laughter and support is given weekly at these meetings. Anyone interested in joining or learning more can call Lynda Borg at 250-295-3658 or Myrna Leard at 250-295-7272 RIVERSIDE CENTRE Membership Fee Adult Thurs Ongoing 8:30-10:00am PRINCETON LIBRARY Bridge Street & Vermilion Avenue 250-295-6495 Hours of Operation Tuesday noon to 5pm & 6-8pm Wednesday & Friday noon to 5pm Saturday 10am to 1pm SUMMER READING CLUB Come on down to the library and join us for games, crafts, stories, discussions, book draws, prizes, contests and more. Contact the Princeton Public Library at 250-295-6495 to learn more.

Ages: 5+ Free July 4, 10, 17, 24 and 31 10:00-11:30am

Lotus Medical Acupuncture & Alternative Medicine Riverside Centre M. Guadalupe Gutierrez, D.D.S R.Ac Alternative Medical Consultant

*Diagnosis/treatment with Chinese methods that can: *control pain *regulate circulation *improve sleep * ease menopause *increase energy *aid to quit smoking.

Safe, natural, drug free and effective.

Gift certificates and weekend retreats are available.

Call 295-295-7406 to book an appointment.

www.medical-acupuncture.net ACUPUNCTURE SUPPORTS AND STRENGTHENS the systems of the body by building up the supply of the Wei Qi (chi or energy) and facilitate the free flow of energy throughout the meridian pathways.

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Princeton Events

Rodeo

Racing Days Stan Thompson Memorial Rodeo

Princeton Racing Days

Memorial Roping Event Friday May 11 at 11:00 am Rodeo Saturday and Sunday May 12 & 13 1:30 pm each day.

Princeton Exhibition Grounds (PXA)

Friday, June 29 - Horse Racing Post time of 3:00 pm at SunďŹ&#x201A;ower Downs Princeton Exhibition Grounds (PXA) Saturday, June 30 - Lions Pancake Breakfast Saturday, June 30 Rotary parade

Fall Fair

A&W Show n' Shine Annual A & W Show n' Shine Saturday, July 7 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Downtown Princeton - Bridge Street

P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067

Princeton & District Agricultural Fall Fair Saturday & Sunday September 1 & 2 9:00 am each day Princeton Exhibition Grounds (PXA) www.princeton.ca

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Community Events Check out the community calendar of events on line at www.princeton.ca. If you have a community event that you would like to add to the calendar please contact the recreation and culture off ice at 250-295-6067 or e-mail: nmcewen@princeton.ca April 21-29 May 5 May 6 May 8 May 9 May 12 May 18 May 26

Arts and Culture Week Concert for Princeton Extrication COPA for Kids CMM Mining Days Rick Hansen 25th Anniversary Relay Stan Thompson Memorial Rodeo Meadowlark Festival Lions Auction

June 8-10 June 15-17 June 16

PPAS Community Play PPAS Community Play Chugger Mountain Bike Poker Run

June 23 June 29 June 30 July July July July

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August 5 August 17-19

Bridge of Dreams Dinner Racing Days â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Horses racing Racing Days - Lions Pancake Breakfast Racing Days-Rotary Parade Canada Day Celebration Princeton A/W Show and Shine Ambassador Coronation Princeton Air Show

August 17

Ultraman Canada 2012 Princeton Traditional Music Festival Rotary Taste of Ales

September 1 September 15

Princeton Fall Fair Steve King 100km Classic

Princeton, BC May 9, 2012 â&#x20AC;˘ 3:30-5:30pm Join us in celebrating Rick Hansen 25th Anniversary Relay Participants in Veterans Square with a Live Stage, BBQ, Display & Gift Shop, & Fun for all ages. Check out www.princeton.ca events page for more information.

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Three days of musical celebration right in downtown Princeton

5th Annual

PRINCETON TRADITIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL August 17 - 19, 2012 Free

Celtic Bands Fiddle Tunes Sea Shanties Traditional ballads Accordion music

STREET DANCE Friday evening

For more information Our blog: www.princetonfestival.wordpress.com Our forum: http://princetontraditional.org/index.php

Our phone: 250-295-6010 Our address: Box 2451, Princeton BC V0X 1W0 P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067

www.princeton.ca

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Summer Leisure NICOLA VALLEY AQUATIC CENTRE 2040 Mamette, Merritt

250-378-6662

Craft & Splash

Drop off your child for a morning of creative crafts, story time & swimming with our fun and energetic aquatic leaders.

Last Friday of each month. Summer dates and times TBA

Success by Six

Every Tuesday 10-12 pm come and swim for free with your 6 and under

REGISTRATION MADE EASY •

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4 WAYS TO REGISTER

BY PHONE Call the Princeton Community Recreation & Culture Office at 250-295-6067 and leave a message on line 3 to reserve your spot.

Payment is due one week prior at Town Hall.

IN PERSON At Town Hall (169 Bridge Street) during regular office hours. Cash, cheque or debit are accepted.

E-MAIL recreation@princeton.ca

Kayaking In The Pool Please inquire for more details regarding summer camps

Free Teen Swim

Turn the music up loud, dims the lights down low. Free food, fun and games!

Fridays 8:30 - 10:30 pm May 11, July 6 & August 10

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COMMUNITY PROGRAM Call the community organization listed with the program description.

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Registration requires a minimum of one week prior to program start date.

Class sizes are limited and are filled on a first come, first served basis.

All classes are subject to cancellation due to insufficient registration, weather or non-availability of facilities. In these cases, a full refund or prorated refund will be issued.

Nothing kills a good program faster than last minute registration. If minimum registration is not met ONE WEEK PRIOR to the start date listed with the program we will have to cancel.

Refunds requested by participants will be given for medical reasons only and will be prorated if program has started.

Programs are not offered on statutory holidays.

SMILE for Recreation and Culture photography staff. These photos will be utilized for advertising programs in upcoming Leisure Guides, local newspaper and website. If you object to having your photo (or your children) please advise staff.

CHILDREN’S FITNESS TAX CREDIT The Child Fitness Tax Credit is a measure to help parents offset some of the costs of healthy, active living programs for parents of children under the age of 16.

Up to $500 can be claimed when children are registered in a supervised program that is: Ongoing for a minimum of 8 weeks at one or more sessions per week; Children’s camps at 5 consecutive days; Must include a significant amount of physical activity.

Canucks Playoffs On The Big Screen at the Pool Canucks Game and Swimming Dates TBA

Mock Polar Bear Swim

Friday, August 31: 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

The last day before our annual shut down.

We will have ice shavings, freezing temperatures, games, fun and much more.

Dive In At the Pool Movie Movie TBA Sunday, May 6: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

KIDS TRIATHLON MAY 27, 2012 3 -14 yrs. of age For more information please contact the Merritt Leisure Services Department 250-378-2061

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Community Directory

BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Lori Thomas 250-295-3103 TEACHERS UNION Robert Tarswell 250-295-6684

SERVICE CLUBS

COMMUNITY SERVICES CHILD CARE SERVICES SOCIETY Heather 250-295-3126 CHILD & YOUTH COMMITTEE Nadine McEwen 250-295-6067 CITIZENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S ON PATROL Jim Turner 250-295-3178 CRISIS ASSISTANCE SOCIETY Store 250-295-6881 COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIETY Lynn Pelly 250-295-6666 GROUND SEARCH AND RESCUE Arnie Powell 250-295-6759 HAYES CREEK FIREFIGHTERSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Bob McMurtrie 250-295-0310 HOSPITAL AUXILIARY Thrift Store 250-295-7214 HOSPICE SOCIETY Betty Reheis 250-295-7748 MINISTRY OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY Social Workers 250-295-7585 PRINCETON FAMILY SERVICES Heather 250-295-3126 PRINCETON FIRE DEPARTMENT Eric 250-295-3325 PRINCETON COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL Del Hall 250-295-3266 PROVINCIAL EMERGENCY PRG Jim Turner 250-295-3178

CULTURAL CLUBS BUNCHGRASS QUILTERS Rosemary Woodruff 250-295-6511 GARDEN CLUB Doreen Poulsen 250-295-1577 MUSEUM & ARCHIVES Robin 250-295-7588 PRINCETON ARTS COUNCIL Del Hall 250-295-3266 PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY Derek 250-295-3037 PRINCETON COMMUNITY BAND Joan Kelly 250-295-7743 PRINCETON FLY TYING GUILD John Sandness 250-295-7827 PRINCETON POTTERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S GUILD Sue LePoidevin 250-295-0527 PRINCETON SENIORS PAINTERS Beryl Olson 250-295-7515 PRINCETON TRADITIONAL MUSIC SOCIETY 250-295-6010

HEALTH CARE ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Ed 250-295-7229 COMPASSIONATE FRIENDS Shirley Haker 250-295-3607 DRUG & ALCOHOL COUNSELING Danny Highley 250-295-4449 INFANT DEVELOPMENT PRG PCCS 250-295-3126 P.R.C. Department 250-295-6067

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Bruce Lange 250-499-3029 PGH LODGE FOUNDATION Bill Quinlan 250-295-0355 PGH (SUPPORT GROUPS) PGH Office 250-295-3233 499-3029

PUBLIC HEALTH Office 250-295-4442 THE ANCHORAGE - Mental Health Drop-In Centre 250-295-6936 250-295-6936

RECREATION â&#x20AC;&#x201C; ADULT COMMUNITY RECREATION Nadine McEwen 250-295-6067 MODEL FLYING CLUB George White 250-295-4057 OLD TIMERS HOCKEY CLUB John Schneider 250-295-7413 LADIES HOCKEY Linda Thompson 250-295-6847 PRINCETON ARENA Lyle Thomas 250-295-7222 PRINCETON GENTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S HOCKEY Al Anderson 250-295-3555 PRINCETON MIXED SLOW PITCH Steve 250-295-7989 PUMPKINS HOCKEY Don 250-295-3668 SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUB Paul 250-295-7374 SPECIAL OLYMPICS Gloria 250-295-7218

RECREATION â&#x20AC;&#x201C; CHILDREN/YOUTH CENTENNIAL OUTDOOR POOL Carol Mack 250- 295-6535 CHINA RIDGE TRAILS ASSOC. Kelley Cook 250-295-7295 COMMUNITY RECREATION Nadine McEwen 250-295-6067 FIGURE SKATING CLUB Lynette Boyd 250-295-7113 GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA Carol Mack 250-295-7085 PRINCETON ARENA Lyle Thomas 250-295-7222 PRINCETON MINOR HOCKEY Lori Gullison 250-295-3977 PRINCETON YOUTH SOCCER Alicia Hargrave 250-295-4353

SENIORS ORGANIZATIONS SENIOR CITIZENS BRANCH #30 SR. HALL 250-295-7515 www.princeton.ca

BPO ELKS LODGE 250-295-3518 CHINA RIDGE TRAILS Bob Coyne 250-295-3569 ELKS LADIES AUXILLARY Doris Driver 250-295-3518 FALL FAIR ASSOCIATION Keith Olsen 250-295-0277 LADIES AUXILLARY-LEGION Charlene Longdo 250-295-6060 LIONS CLUB Dave Shalanski 250-295-7358 MASONIC ORDER Russ Herrick 250-295-7137 OSPREY LAKE SNOWHEELERS Ron Reid 250-295-7880 OTTER VALLEY FISH AND GAME Anne Jones 250-295-3642 PRINCETON CURLING CLUB Shirley 250-295-3379 PRINCETON EXHIBITION Paul 250-295-7374 PRINCETON FISH AND GAME Ray Pusell 250-295-7508 Willi Mix 250-295-7466 PRINCETON GOLF CLUB Pro Shop 250-295-6123 PRINCETON PAINTBALL www.bctactical.com PRINCETON RACING DAYS Karrie Crucil 250-295-7314 PRINCETON RODEO CLUB Ken Crompton 250-295-6000 RIFLE & REVOLVER CLUB INC. Teresa Bowman 250-295-6150 COPPERHILL LANES (Bowling Centre) Dan 250-295-6500 ROTARY CLUB Judy Short 250-295-0217 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Kathy 250-295-6060 S.O.F.S.N.A-Superannuates Ray Somner 250-493-6799 TIMBERLAND CRUISERS Vickie Marr 250-295-7674 TRADITIONAL MUSIC SOCIETY John Bartlett 250-295-6010 TULAMEEN COMMUNITY CLUB Mardi Hassell 250-295-7323 VERMILION TRAIL SOCIETY Ken Davidson ken_faye@telus.net VFFN- NATURALISTS Kathy 250-295-4802

Please keep the Princeton Community Recreation & Culture Office updated on your contacts. Call 250-295-6067 or email recreation@princeton.ca

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