CHILLIWACK
Leisure Guide FALL 2012
YOUR SOURCE FOR: Parks & Recreation Arts & Culture Community Services Leisure Centres Community Schools YMCA Libraries Seniors Heritage Park Arenas Area Maps Museum & Archives
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SKATING ACADEMY FALL/WINTER 2012
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Session #1
September 15 - October 27, 2012 [No Class October 6]
Session #2
November 3 - December 8, 2012
Session #3
January 5 - February 9, 2013
Session #4
February 23 - April 6, 2013 [No Class March 1]
Session #5
April 13 - May 25, 2013
HALF DAY SPRING BREAK CAMPS March 18 - 22, 2013 Learn to Skate Mini Camp, Hockey Fundamentals, Powerskating & Hockey Skills Registration Deadline: March 15, 2013 Evaluations: April 1-5, 2013
3 on 3 YOUTH HOCKEY LEAGUE April 1 - June 28, 2013 Register by March 15, 2013 Evaluations: April 1-5, 2013
SKILLS SESSIONS Improve hockey skills SATURDAYS April 20 (no- June 22, 2013 class May 18)
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Contents
City of Chilliwack ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 4 Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture ����������������������������������������� 5-9 Chilliwack Museum & Archives ���������������������������������������������������10-11 Chilliwack Community Services ������������������������������������������������ 12-14
Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve ��������������������������������������������������� 15 Chilliwack Seniors’ Resource �����������������������������������������������������������16 Chilliwack Landing/Cheam Leisure Centre ������������������������������ 18-19 Front cover photo credit: Jenna Hauck, The Chilliwack Progress
Chilliwack - Active for Life How to use this Guide: The Chilliwack Leisure Guide contains a wide variety of leisure programs, services and facilities presented by several community organizations something for everyone. Space is limited to highlight all the services offered so you are encouraged to contact the individual organizations for more information.
Leisure Guide Publication
The guide is published three times per year and distributed to all the households in Chilliwack and the surrounding region. For content information contact The Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture Department at 604-793-2904. For advertising rates and information contact the Leisure Guide publisher, The Chilliwack Progress, 604-702-5560.
Cheam Leisure Centre �������������������������������������������������������������� 20-21 Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre �������������������������������������������� 22-24 Chilliwack Cultural Centre ���������������������������������������������������������� 25-32
Active For Life �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������33 Skating & Swimming Schedules ������������������������������������������������ 34-35
Facilities & Parks Map �����������������������������������������������������������������������36 Chilliwack Curling Club ���������������������������������������������������������������������37 Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries ������������������������������������������������ 38-40 Chilliwack Family YMCA ������������������������������������������������������������ 45-48
Chilliwack Central Elementary Community School ������������������������� 51 Cultus Lake Community School �������������������������������������������������������52 Greendale Community School ���������������������������������������������������������53 Promontory Community School �������������������������������������������������������54 Yarrow Community School ���������������������������������������������������������������55 Rosedale Traditional Community School ����������������������������������������� 56 Chilliwack Heritage Park ������������������������������������������������������������ 57-58
Affordable Recreation �����������������������������������������������������������������������67
Community Directory: In an effort to keep the information current, the Community Directory will not be included in this publication. The directory may be obtained from the City of Chilliwack webpage located at: www.chilliwack.com
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City of Chilliwack City of Chilliwack 8550 Young Road Chilliwack, BC V2P 8A4
T: 604.792.9311 F: 604.795.8443 H: Mon-Fri: 8:30am-4:30pm www.chilliwack.com
City of Chilliwack Council
Councillor Sue Attrill
Message from the Mayor
Councillor Ken Huttema
Fall is a season of change and new beginnings. Leaves on the trees change from green to beautiful shades of orange, red and brown, the days get shorter and cooler and Chilliwack students are beginning new grades with new teachers and faces. Shorter days and your busier schedule don’t have to mean a less active lifestyle. This season of change is the perfect time to incorporate small and healthy changes into your daily activities. There are countless opportunities to do so in Chilliwack, indoors and out. The Fall 2012 Leisure Guide puts them all at your fingertips. Each contributor to this Guide brings with them an expertise that collectively addresses the needs and interests of the residents of Chilliwack and area. On behalf of Chilliwack City Council, I encourage you to take a moment to read through this guide, see what it has to offer and most importantly, take advantage of all the amazing ways you and yours can get involved and be active and healthy. Sincerely,
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Councillor Jason Lum
Councillor Stewart McLean
Councillor Ken Popove
Councillor Chuck Stam
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Mayor Sharon Gaetz
Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture 8550 Young Road T: 604.793.2904 Chilliwack, BC V2P 8A4 F: 604.795.8443 H: Mon-Fri: 8:30am-4:30pm www.chilliwack.com
Meetings...
Sporting Events...
Formal Gatherings...
The City of Chilliwack Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & has a facility to meet all Culture Information your needs: Exhibition Field Exhibition field is one of the flagstone outdoor Evergreen Hall Located at 9291 Corbould Street, the Evergreen Hall is a prime location to host gatherings of various types and sizes. The Cheam Room is a full size gymnasium, which can host 450 people in a banquet setting and as many as 650 people in a theatre style setting. The Minto Room has a capacity to host 20 –25 people and is ideal for small gatherings. The Slesse Room has a capacity to host up to 70 people if a mid size setting is what you are seeking.
The Landing Sports Centre
There is more to this facility than meets the eye. Located at 45530 Spadina Avenue, the Landing Sports Centre’s main floor has the capacity to host gatherings for as many as 1870 people. The Loft area provides space large enough for 250 people in a banquet setting and up to 300 people in a theatre setting. If a small meeting room is what you need, the Clover Room has a meeting capacity of 30. If you enjoy playing tennis year round, the Landing Sports Centre can accommodate you with the four indoor tennis courts housed in the main floor and drop-in tennis is available from October 1st through to March 31st of each year.
facilities located at what is referred to as the Landing site. Formerly a ¼ mile horse racing track, the area was renovated into one of the top grass facilities in the lower mainland. The facility consists of a CFL size football field, a smaller practice area and a covered stadium containing approximately 2000 seats. Commonly known as the “Home of the Huskers”, Exhibition Field has also been the venue of choice for Vancouver Whitecaps games, as well as other high caliber soccer competitions, field hockey and rugby.
Townsend Park
The Artificial Turf Field, constructed at the East end of Townsend Park, has some exciting features: • It can sustain up to 6x the play of natural turf • It doesn’t require rest periods for turf to heal • It reduces the burden on other natural fields • Maintenance costs are similar to premier natural turf • New turf technologies incorporate crumb rubber to reduce injuries • This field is only closed when snow accumulates on it. Otherwise it stays open in all weather conditions
Twin Rinks
Located at 5725 Tyson Road, the Twin Rinks ice arena was founded in 1982. It is the premier location for public skating, drop-in hockey as well as organized ice sports such as Minor Hockey, Seniors Recreational Hockey, Figure Skating and Speed Skating. If you are planning a special event such as a birthday party, or corporate event, Twin Rinks can accommodate you with skate rentals and meeting rooms for office festivities.
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Parks & Trails Yarrow Pioneer Park
Over the past several years the City of Chilliwack in conjunction with the Yarrow Pioneer Park Residence Group has worked together to create a park space in Yarrow that, in one location, would providing opportunities for play, learning and leisure and would encourage family involvement. This past summer this vision and work became a reality with Yarrow Pioneer Park now being completed. The park development now incorporates; a new nature- themed playground area, including new play structures, a water feature and a manually wheeled (bike, tricycle, wagon) streetscape element which is located in the south east quadrant of the park. A new, modern and more diverse skate park was installed and the removal of the original skate park allowed for a prominent entrance way feature as well as a large information kiosk outlining the history of the park to be installed. The laying of several pathways allowed all these elements to be joined making it easy for visitors to navigate.
Waterfowl in Parks
While it is enjoyable to feed the waterfowl it is detrimental to them and our environment. and creates numerous problems such as: • Disturbs natural migration patterns, leading to a high concentration of birds • Overcrowding can lead to disease and fighting amongst the population • Feeding destroys the bird’s natural ability to forage and find food for themselves • Deprives the birds of essential nutrients • It reduces useable areas due to large amount of feces and aggressive fowl Feeding waterfowl is also illegal and can result in a fine of up to $2000 (Bylaw #2974) Please help us control the waterfowl population and remember; real geese do not eat bread.
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Top Five Dog Tips for Local Parks and Trails License Your Dog A license isn’t just a fashion accessory for your beloved pooch, it helps identify your dog if it gets lost. Leash Make sure your pet is under control. Whereas you may be comfortable around your pet, others may not be. An over excited or aggressive animal can increase others discomfort or fear. Unleash The City of Chilliwack has off-leash locations for your dog to run freely . They are: South Chilliwack – The former Canadian Forces Base at Nord Road North Chilliwack – Island 22 at Cartmell Road When visiting the off-leash areas please keep toys and snacks off site and remain
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on site with your pet at all times. Don’t forget to leash your pet on your way to or when leaving the off leash area. Pick-Up Remember to pick up anything your dog has left behind. Digging Dogs love to dig however we ask that they do not do so in our parks or along our trails.
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Additional Services Provided Through Parks, Recreation and Culture Mobile Vending
You’ve seen them on television and on the streets of Vancouver; mobile food vendors that is. The City of Chilliwack has in place a mobile food vending program that allows interested entrepreneurs to set up at local parks and trails and market their wares. The program runs for seven months of the year and has proven very successful for both merchants and consumers alike.
Bench Recognition Program The City of Chilliwack Parks, Recreation and Culture Department invite individuals, organizations or service clubs to participate in our Bench Recognition Program. This program may be a tribute to honor one or more persons in memoriam, for his/her past or present contribution to the community, a service club project, or for their contribution to any other special event. A variety of areas around the community have been set out to allow for a variety of selection options when determining where a bench will be placed. Maps of the locations can be viewed at www. chilliwack.com or for more information on the Bench Recognition Program contact Parks, Recreation and Culture at 604-793-2904.
The Street Entertainment/ Busking Program
In 2011 the City of Chilliwack implemented a Street Entertainment Program that would allow entertainers the opportunity to showcase their talents in a number of locations in downtown Chilliwack as well as a number of local park areas. This program is part of Mayor and Council’s commitment to the enhancement and revitalization of the City’s downtown core and also delivers to the community a diverse menu of cultural experiences. For more information or for an application for the Street Entertainment Program contact the City of Chilliwack Parks, Recreation and Culture Department at 604-793-2904 or visit www. chilliwack.com. Fall 2012 chilliwack Leisure Guide
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EASY WAYS TO GET
Active For Life Walk your dog, and invite your family and friends to join you. Prune, weed and dig your garden. You’ll improve flexibility in your arms, legs and back while enjoying the outdoors. Dance to your favorite music 10 minutes each day. Take the stairs instead of the elevator. Ride your bike. Play catch with your kids. Walk to the store for milk. Skip a rope. Try curling in a local league or bonspiel. Dance with your kids. Rake your leaves. Trade in your power mower for a push mower. Wash and wax your car, vigorously! Hit the trail! Discover local trails or try trails in new communities. Go for a swim at your local pool or in your favorite lake. Grab a racquet and play squash, racquetball, or badminton. Try walking, rollerblading, wheeling or biking to work. Hit a tennis ball with a friend.
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Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture 8550 Young Road T: 604.793.2904 Chilliwack, BC V2P 8A4 F: 604.795.8443 H: Mon-Fri: 8:30am-4:30pm www.chilliwack.com
Community Profile: Chilliwack Lawn Bowling Club - Where Friendships Are Made Game Times
Monday 9:30 am Wednesday 9:30 am Friday 9:30 am Saturday 9:30 am Sunday 2:00 pm Tuesday 6:30 pm Thursday 6:30 pm May to October
Fee Schedule
Membership $150.00 New Members $125.00 Youth Members $75.00 Drop-in Fee $5.00
“I don’t golf or curl. Bowling gets me out of the house” El Edwards
“I enjoy the friendship and socializing” Rob Brown
Chilliwack Lawn Bowling Club is accepting new members. This gentle sport is ageless. Located across from the Drill Centre on Princess at 9350 Edward, it’s easy to find. Do drop by at game times mentioned above and give it a try.
‘I’ve bowled since I was 8 years old. I like it.” Bob Wallbank
“It’s good exercise for old people” George Skinner, 91 years young!
“My whole family are good bowlers back in England” Jim Haskayne
Lawn bowls are enjoying a resurgence in popularity back east. Find out for yourself what fun it is. Newbies always receive free training and club bowls are available for use.
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Chilliwack Museum & Archives The Chilliwack Museum 45820 Spadina Avenue Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 1T3 Phone: 604.795.5210 Hours: 9am-4:30pm Mon-Fri
The Chilliwack Archives 9291 Corbould Street Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 4A6 Phone: 604.795.9255 Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm Mon-Fri
E-mail: info@chilliwackmuseum.ca
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Frederick Gordon and Elizabeth Leary, Mary Friend and Dolly Hutchinson standing on a log on Harry Hipwell’sfarm on Fairfield Island. 1978.013.051
Gift Shop
Our gift shop is open during regular Museum hours. Come in and see our books, old fashioned toys, and other gift items. Come and visit us for your Christmas shopping!
The Fraser River: Its Spirit and Place
For 10,000 years the Fraser River has pierced through the centre of our Province before reaching the Fraser Valley and a slow meandering journey to the Pacific Ocean. For most of its life, the river offered food and material resources that enabled the Stó:lō, 10
(the People of the River), to thrive and expand in a series of villages located along the river. The section that flows by Chilliwack is called the gravel reach. Here the river supports 30 species of fish, and provides rich habitats for resident and migrating birds and a host of mammal species. In the last century the river began to change. Flood control measures and developments have altered the landscape and are threatening the health of the river. This exhibit looks at the history of the Fraser River and why, today, it is important to understand the processes that created the river and have sustained it for so many centuries.
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In Our Chambers Gallery Sept 15 – Nov 8 Chilliwack Visual Artists group show – “Memories” CVA members work in a wide variety of media using different techniques to explore the theme “Memories” through the eyes of the artist. Opening Reception – September 15, 12 – 2:00
School Programs:
The Chilliwack Museum and Archives offers a variety of programs for school groups. Call the Museum at 604-7955210 for program details.
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Chilliwack Museum & Archives Heritage Tours:
The Chilliwack Museum and Archives offers downtown walking tours. Tours are $40/group (minimum 10 people) or you can pick up a self guided tour book for a $3.00 rental fee.
Pennies for our “An-cent-ors”
The Chilliwack Museum and Archives are launching a penny drive! It’s an end of an era! In early May the last penny was minted at the Royal Canadian Mint. The federal government will stop circulating pennies as early as this fall when current inventories are depleted. We are collecting your remaining one-cent coins as a fundraiser to replace our aging microfilm reader-printer and/or our aging photocopier. Both of these machines receive heavy use by researchers and access to the Archives will be improved from technologies new digital machines can offer. So stop by to donate and support the preservation and research of Chilliwack’s history. Penny jars are set up at the museum and the archives to receive donations.
Coqualeetza Centre
Fairfield Island area during the Fraser River flood of 1948. 1972.011.031
Cultural Centre & Archives: 604-858-9431 Hours: 8:00-4:00, Monday to Friday, Closed 12:00-1:00 Address: Bldg. 20 & 21, 7201 Vedder Road Box 2370, Sardis Main Station, Chilliwack, B.C. V2R 1A7 Programs: Language Programs, curriculum development, video library. Elders Group: Meets every Wednesday at 12:00 noon, call 604-858-9431 for details.
Atchelitz Threshermen’s Association
President: Casey Van denDorpe Phone 604-858-4802 Hours: 10:00 a.m.– 4:00 p.m., or by appointment. Address: 44146 Luckakuck Way, Chilliwack, B.C. V2R 4A6 Programs: Monthly meetings. Call 604-819-2373 for dates and times. Exhibits: Tour the outdoor displays as well as the large Pioneer Building
CFB Chilliwack Historical Society “Remember CFB Chilliwack” Address: 45905 Hocking Ave Phone: 604-393-3833 Wednesday 9 – 12 Saturday 9 – 3
Fraser River ferry Sea Wolf moored east of Geng’sfarm along the shore of the river, locked in by winter river ice. 1987.090.003
E-mail: info@chilliwackmuseum.ca Website address: www.chilliwackmuseum.ca Be sure to check out our searchable database!
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Chilliwack Community Services
45938 Wellington Avenue Chilliwack, BC V2P 2C7
T: 604.792.4267 F: 604.792.6575 E: ccsinfo@comserv.bc.ca
www.comserv.bc.ca Chilliwack Community Services is an independent local charity that creates opportunities with people to make positive change in their lives. Our vision is to be a leading partner in helping the community be the best it can be.
Directory of Community Resources
Comprehensive listing of support services and organizations around employment, health, legal, parenting, seniors, youth, service clubs, special needs, and more. Cost $10 per copy.
Volunteer Chilliwack
Location: 45938 Wellington Avenue Tel: 604 793-7203 or 604 792-4267 • Support for organizations that work with volunteers. • Help for people who want to volunteer in the community and at CCS. • Find volunteer opportunities in Chilliwack online at www.comserv. bc.ca or call for an interview. • Being a volunteer can help develop skills, provide work experience and develop self-confidence.
Debt Counselling
Location: 45938 Wellington Avenue Tel: 604 792-4267 • Volunteer counselor provides: budgeting advice, assistance in arranging credit payments, and advice on how to declare bankruptcy. • By appointment only.
Seniors Advocate
Location: 45938 Wellington Avenue Tel: 604 792-4267 • Volunteer advocate provides assistance to seniors with completing a variety of forms, and help to access government services and programs. • By appointment only. 12
Meals on Wheels
Location: 45938 Wellington Avenue Tel: 604 793-7242 or 604 792-4267 • Volunteers deliver a nutritious meal to people who, because of age, illness or disability, are unable to prepare a meal for themselves. • Cost: $6.25 per meal
Access to Justice
Location: 9214 Mary Street Tel: 604 393-3251 • Legal information and court preparation offered by local lawyers volunteering their time and expertise to assist individuals who cannot afford a lawyer or obtain Legal Aid. • By appointment only.
Community Drivers
Location: 7112 Vedder Road Tel: 604 847-2244 • Volunteers provide transportation to hospital, medical and other appointments throughout the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley. • A per KM fee is charged. • Available 24/7. Call or leave a message to schedule trips as soon as possible!
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Legal Aid
Location: 45938 Wellington Avenue Tel: 604 793-7243 Hours: Tues, Wed, & Fri, 9:00 am – 12 noon & 1:00 - 3:00 pm • Legal aid service ranging from legal information, legal advice to legal representation for people with low incomes—must quality under financial eligibility guidelines. • No appointment needed. First come …. First serve. • Service offered in partnership with Abbotsford Community Services.
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Helping our community be the best it can be Services for Immigrants and Refugees
•D owntown Family Place
English Classes
•B roadway Family Place
Location: 9214 Mary Street Tel: 604 393-3251
• English classroom instruction for landed immigrants, refugees, live-in caregivers and naturalized Canadian citizens (17 years and older). •L evels 1-7, Literacy and English for the Workplace (morning and evening). • Classes offered September through June. English for the Workplace is offered in the Spring only. • Childcare is provided for the morning classes. • Tuesday and Thursday afternoon, drop-in ‘Conversation Circle’ for all newcomers and visitors.
Settlement Services
• Information, referral, and assistance with documents to support immigrants and refugees with successful settlement and integration into the community. • For fee translation and interpretation services are available in more than 20 languages. • Support to immigrants with finding employment as well as ongoing support during job search and after employment. • Provide information sessions to help with settlement, adaptation and integration into the community. • Provide short courses such as Computer Skills, Healthy Living and Citizenship Study.
Early Childhood & Family Development Family Place Network
• “Parenting Matters” Free parent – child interactive centres for families or caregivers with children ages birth to 6 years. Meet new friends, share tips, find information and become part of a community.
Location: 45845 Wellington Avenue Tel: 604 792-1631 Hours: Mon & Tues 9:30 – 11:30 am Mon to Fri 1:00 – 3:00 pm Location: 46551 Chilliwack Central Rd Tel: 604 793-7205 Hours: Thurs 9:30 - 11:00 am
•G reendale Family Place
Location: 6550 Sumas Prairie Road Tel: 604 793-7205 Hours: Wed 9:00 - 11:30 am
•S ardis Family Place
Location: 7112 Vedder Road Tel: 604 847-2235 Hours: Mon – Thurs 9:00 - 11:30 am
• Yarrow Family Place
Location: Yarrow Community Centre 4670 Community Street Tel: 604 793-7205 Hours: Tues, Thurs 9:00 - 11:00 am
Central Gateway for Families
Strong Start
Tel: 604 793-7214 • Free drop in for children accompanied by their parent/care provider. • This program is intended for children age 3-5 (however younger children are welcome). • Focus is on Kindergarten readiness and each program is situated within an elementary school. Licensed Early Childhood Educators facilitate a variety of activities including, art, craft, circle time, healthy snack, gym time and weekly library visits. • This program runs on the school year, September to June.
Strong Start Early Learning Centres in Chilliwack: McCammon Traditional Elementary
Hours: Mon – Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am
Watson Elementary School
Hours: Mon – Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am
Little Mountain Elementary
Location: Chilliwack Central Elementary Community School Tel: 604 792-8539 Hours: Mon – Thurs • Family learning and support centre for families living downtown. • Quality care and programming for children under 5 while parents attend programs on site. Contact: Shannon Carmichael, Chilliwack Central Elementary Community School Society
Hours: Tues, Thurs 8:15 - 11:15 am
Central Gateway Preschool
Unsworth Elementary
Location: Chilliwack Central Elementary Community School Tel: 604 819-3701 Hours: Mon – Fri 1:00 - 3:00 pm September - June • Fun learning environment for your preschooler, with qualified Early Childhood Educators. • We accept full subsidy. • Call now to register!
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am Tues, Thurs 12:00 noon - 3:00 pm
Rosedale Elementary
Hours: Mon – Fri 8:15 - 11:15 am
Bernard Elementary
Hours: Mon – Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am
Strathcona Elementary
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am
Cultus Lake Elementary
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00 am - 12 noon Tues, Thurs 11:25 am - 2:25 pm
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Chilliwack Community Services Family Literacy Program
Location: Chilliwack Central Elementary Community School Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 3 • Adult education including: Math and English upgrading with UFV instructor and Parenting Program. • Quality care and programming for children under 5 while parents attend the program on site. • Cost: Free
Families in Motion
Location: McCammon Traditional School Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 3 • Adult education, parenting and workplace literacy. • Quality care and programming for children under 5 while parents attend the program on site. • Cost: Free
Better Beginnings
Location: Downtown Family Place Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 2 • Pre and post natal support program • Weekly meal and education class • Dads welcome too!
Nurturing Fathers
Location: Downtown Family Place Tel: 604 793-7228 Sandy Dorn - Facilitator • A group “just for Dads”…find support talking with other fathers. Get information and learn new skills to help you as a father.
Families First
Location: Chilliwack Central Elementary Community School Tel: 604 793-7225 Contact: Sandy Seib, Coordinator • Open to parents and caregivers with children ages birth to adolescence. • 10 weeks of workshops instruction together with Individual Counselling Support. • Helps parents and children build healthy connections to each other. • Nurtures a parenting style that is more reflective and less reactive.
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Youth Services
Location: 8937 School Street Tel: 604 792-6632 Hours: Mon - Fri 9:00 am - 5:00 pm • Variety of free recreation and leisure programs, including evening and weekend activities for youth aged 12 - 18 (in partnership with the City of Chilliwack) • Youth Reconnect (Street Outreach) • Youth and Family Counselling • School-Based Prevention (in Partnership with Chilliwack School District #33) • Youth Support: one-to-one support towards independence and life skill development. • R.E.A.L. Program (an Alternate Education Program) • Free shower and washer/dryer usage for youth • Clothes closet • Food hampers (Food Bank satellite distribution point) • The Village: Supported housing program for homeless or at risk of homelessness youth to transition to permanent housing solutions.
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Child Care Resource & Referral
Location: 7112 Vedder Road Tel: 604 847-2237 Hours: Mon – Thurs 9:00 am – 1:00 pm, or by appointment Web Address: www.ccrr.bc.ca • “Your BEST source of childcare information and resources.” • Services to parents: referrals to screened childcare providers, information on choosing quality child care, and assistance with child care subsidy applications. • Services to childcare providers: registration, referrals to parents, training, resource library, information and support.
Young Parent Better Beginnings
Location: Chilliwack Central Elementary Community School Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 2 • Pre and post natal support program • Weekly meal and education class • Dads welcome too!
The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve Site Address: 5200 Sumas Prairie Road, Chilliwack Mailing: Box 512, Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 7V5 T: 604.823.6603 E: herons@shawbiz.ca www.chilliwackblueheron.com
The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve 2012 is the 10th Anniversary of the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve!
Connect with Nature
Come out and discover this peaceful place, enjoy a walk and watch for the wide variety of wildlife including one of the largest breeding colonies of Great Blue Herons in B.C. There are no admission fees to walk the site or to visit the Rotary Interpretive Centre. The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve is a beautiful wetland located along the Vedder River at the south end of Sumas Prairie Road in Greendale. The programs and services at this City of Chilliwack site are managed by the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve Society.
Site Features
• Over 10 km of walking trails • Beautiful Rotary Interpretive Centre • Blue Heron Gift Shop • Observation tower • Bird blinds • Trail Guide for self guided walks on site • Over 150 Great Blue Heron nests • An outdoor classroom, picnic tables & benches • Washrooms • Wheelchair accessible building & trails
Volunteer
Consider supporting the Heron Reserve by volunteering, taking out a membership, making a donation or visiting our gift shop! Contact the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve Society’s office and our coordinator Janet or our volunteers will be happy to talk to you.
Visitor Programs & Events
Gala Dinner and Concert
A fundraising dinner with a difference! Join us on Fri. Sept. 7th for a fabulous dinner followed by an intimate concert with folk rocker Al Stewart.
School Programs
Check out the website for our engaging environmental education programs for schools & groups
Scouting & Guiding Groups
Call us to book a special program for your youth to earn environmental & outdoor badges
More events and information at chilliwackblueheron.com
Hours of Operation
The site is open all year round and volunteers keep the Rotary Interpretive Centre open seven days a week, 364 days a year. Rotary Interpretive Centre Feb. 1, 2012 -Oct. 31, 2012 10:00am to 4:00pm Nov. 1, 2012 -Jan. 31, 2013 10:00am to 3:00pm Walking Trails and Site Open dawn to dusk NOTE: On rare occasions, Rotary Interpretive Centre is closed due to extreme weather or volunteer staff having to cancel at the last minute.
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Chilliwack Landing & District Resources Society Chilliwack &Seniors’ Cheam Leisure Centre Chilliwack & District Seniors’ Resources Society 9291 Corbould Street T: 604 793-9979 Chilliwack, BC V2P 4A6 F: 604 793-9966 H: Mon-Fri: 8am-4pm E: cdsrs@shawbiz.ca www.chilliwack.com
Chilliwack and District Seniors’ Resources Society Office Hours
Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Brochures are available at our office in the Evergreen Hall and at the Kiosk at the Cottonwood Mall. The information is to link seniors with programs and services they require to maintain a healthy and independent lifestyle.
• Housing Information • Income tax preparation - Year round • Equipment Registry. A list of used medical equipment for purchase or sale. • Support Services • Senior Repair Service • Work wanted list - A list of individuals who do various jobs to help out, such as assistance with housework, driving to appointments, companionship etc. • Bus Excursions Grocery shopping available to anyone 55+ in cooperation with IGA Plus, volunteers provided by CDSRS take and fill phone grocery orders. Call Marketplace IGA 604 795-3727 on Wednesday from 9 a.m – 1:30 a.m. IGA Plus will deliver the groceries to your door before 6:00 p.m. the same day and collect payment by cash, cheque or Visa. This service is free; however, a fee of $10 will be added to your bill for the cost of delivery.
Volunteer Opportunities Call us at 604 793-9979 for more information. Opportunities include: Shopping Program, Income Tax Program, Bus Drivers, Snow Angels program.
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Activities Scheduled Activities for all members of the Chilliwack & District Seniors Resources Society. Memberships are $20 per year. This membership also entitles you to all of the programs & activities we have to offer.
Badminton
Mon & Wed 1:00–3:00 pm. Evergreen Hall
Floor Curling
Table Tennis
Mon & Wed 1:00-3:00 p.m. Landing Sports Centre
Tues 9:30 -11:30 am & Thurs 1:00– 3:00 pm September – May Evergreen Hall
Pickleball
Carpet Bowling
Monday 10:00-11:30 a.m. $2 drop in Fee Evergreen Hall Slesse Room
Mon & Thurs 9:30 -11:30 am September to June at the Evergreen Hall
Stride Inside Walking Program at the Cottonwood Mall Mon – Fri 7:309:30 am. Meet at the entrance near the TD Canada Trust
Bocce Ball
Tuesday 12:30-3:00 pm. $2 per session at the Landing Sports Centre, 45530 Spadina
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Wed 9:00.-11:30 a.m. Evergreen Hall
Line Dancing
Tai Chi – Advanced group Must be experienced Monday, Wed and Fri 9:00-10:30 a.m. Landing Sports Centre
Fun Functional Fitness Please call our office for details. 604-793-9979 Lynda or Wanda
The Chilliwack & District Seniors’ Resources Society Host
Wanda’s Tea Dance
Mt. Cheam Lions Hall, 45580 Spadina Avenue on the last Monday of each month 1-3 pm. Tickets at the door – $6 each. Open to seniors of Chilliwack & District. (Hosted by the Seniors Resources Society) (No membership required) September - June
Bus Excursions
for all members of the Chilliwack & District Seniors’ Resources Society. Come and Join our society and take advantage of our bus excursions. For 40+. Ride on the Whistler Mountaineer train; see musicals at Queen Elizabeth Theatre; visit Pike Market in Seattle and Leavenworth Wa, Nanaimo, Kettle Valley and many more. Memberships are $20 per year. For more information, please call the Chilliwack & District Seniors’ Resources Society office 604 793-9979 or drop into the office at 9291 Corbould Street in the Evergreen Hall. Do not be disappointed. Book early, as tickets are limited.
Mt. Cheam Lions Day Program
Sept. - June Tuesday and Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. A day of activities and a full course lunch. Lunch cost is $5.00. Shuttle available. $3.00 return trip. Held at Mt. Cheam Lions Hall. 45580 Spadina. Call 604-792-3810. No membership required
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Join in for a beginner cardio class using a variety of formats to elevate your heart rate and burn calories. Follow up with a strength
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Come Swim with Us! • The Spartan Swim Club is a competitive youth swimming club dedicated to the pursuit of personal excellence at all levels. • Spartan programs begin for those children who can swim 25 meters of the pool. • Swimmers begin in the “Startersâ€? group which practices twice a week at either the Cheam/Landing Leisure Centre. • More advances swimmers’ programs are available at the Landing Leisure Centre.
FALL SESSIONS START:
September 10th @ the Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre and September 11th @ the Cheam Leisure Centre CALL OR EMAIL TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR OUR NEW SEASON
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Chilliwack Cultural Centre
Chilliwack Cultural Centre
Chilliwack Cultural Centre Chilliwack Cultural Centre 9201 Corbould Street 9201Chilliwack Corbould Street B.C. V2P 4A6 Chilliwack B.C. V2P 4A6 P: 604.391.SHOW (7469) P: 604.391.SHOW (7469) ( ER[RIÂżFH#FKLOOLZDFNFXOWXUDOFHQWUH FD E: boxoffice@chilliwackculturalcentre.ca www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca
ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 604-392-8000
CENTRE BOX OFFICE
604-391-SHOW (7469)
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CHILLIWACK ACADEMY OF MUSIC
604-792-0790
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CHILLIWACK COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL
604-392-8888
Celebrate
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www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca Valley Opera Presents
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Mozart Opera Project
Leave it to Cleavage
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These ridiculously perky 50’s housewives aim to install the virtues of the good ol’ days through hilarious improvised scenes, using audience suggestions and volunteers.
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The Number 14 is a fast-paced, satirical look at a day in the life of a downtown bus ride. Six extraordinarily talented actors strut, swing, sing, and talk their way in and out of adventures aboard Vancouver’s #14 bus. 7LFNHWV Main Theatre
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Hans Christian Andersen’s The Ugly Duckling heads down under! Set in Australia and starring a cast of vibrant and colourful creatures, The Ugliest Duckling adds a new twist to an old tale. Imagine mother duck’s surprise when an egg in her nest hatches into a platypus! Tickets: $10 Main Theatre
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Chilliwack ChilliwackCultural CulturalCentre Centre Chilliwack Academy Academy of of Music Music Chilliwack 9201 Corbould Corbould Street Street T: 604.792.0790 P: 9201 Chilliwack B.C. V2P 4A6 4A6 E: admin@chilliwackmusic.com admin@chilliwackmusic.com E: Chilliwack B.C. V2P H: Mon-Thur Mon-Thur 9am-4:30pm 9am-4:30pm H: www.chilliwackmusic.com www.chilliwackmusic.com
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ENRICHMENT CLASSES FOR INTERMEDIATE OR ADVANCED MUSICIANS: CONCERTO INTENSIVE
Classes for Young Children
Give that concerto the attention it deserves!
KINDERMUSIK
Village – for newborns to 18 months. Cost: $160 for 8 weeks Our Time – for toddlers 18 months to 3 years. Cost: $256 for 15 weeks Family Time - for families of up to 4 people. Two locations: Cultural Centre and Promontory Heights. Cost: $225 for 10 weeks Classes start October 2-4. Price includes classes and take-home materials.
SUZUKI VIOLIN PRE-TWINKLES CLASS
To prepare young children for private Suzuki violin lessons. Time: TBA Cost: $200 for 16 weeks. Age: 3 & 4 years old.
The Yamaha Mus ic Education System
YAMAHA MUSIC WONDERLAND
Yamaha’s method cultivates musical ability, creativity, and a love of music. Students learn to hear, play, read, understand, and appreciate every aspect of music in a keyboard group setting. Classes start September 19. Cost: $572 for lessons and books, for a full year. Age: 3 & 4 years old.
Classes for Kids & Teens: YAMAHA JUNIOR MUSIC COURSE for 4- & 5-year-olds. Cost: $726
YAMAHA YOUNG MUSICIANS’ COURSE for 6- & 7-year-olds. Cost: $676 Classes start September 19. Price includes lessons and books for a full year.
Visit our website for details on these amazing classes! www.chilliwackmusic.com
INTRO TO PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT
NEW!
Learn the basics that will get you hired!
PIANO TECHNIQUE CLASS Nail your exam’s technical requirements!
BEGINNER GROUP GUITAR
Three locations: Cultus Lake, Promontory Heights, and Cultural Centre. Classes start September 17-20. See our website for full details. Cost: $135 for 10 weeks. Age: 8-11 years old.
TAYOSEI CHILDREN’S CHOIR
Our award-winning program includes singing, ukulele and hand drumming. Classes start October 3. Cost: $100 for a full year of instruction. Age: 8-12 years old.
THE BAND ACADEMY
Join a band, write original tunes and learn to record them! Classes start September 13. See our website for full details. Cost: $180 for 15 weeks Level: intermediate ability on any instrument, or voice.
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The fun way for adults to learn about keyboards and begin piano lessons! Starts September 19. See our website for full details. Cost: $671 for lessons and books, for a full year.
Classes for Adults: GROUP UKULELE
Level 1 “Four Classes start October 10 appy h Just the basics. rings and st Cost: $68 for 4 weeks unlimited Level 2 smiles!� Classes start November 7 Building on basics. Cost: $80 for 4 weeks Price includes classes and book for 4 weeks. Uke Club 3.0 Classes start September 5 Meets at Decades twice a month. Drop-in fee: $5 per session.
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ADULT GROUP GUITAR Starts October 3. Cost: $105 for 6 weeks.
CHILLIWACK FESTIVAL CHORUS
No audition required for this community choir – just a love of singing! Rehearsals start September 10. Cost: $100 for a full year of instruction.
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Joining a high school concert band? Try Band TuneUp! Four private lessons for $99 will get you up to speed!
MISSION STATEMENT:
The Chilliwack Community Arts Council is an umbrella organization. It will provide leadership by effective use of resources to enrich our quality of life by encouraging the community to participate in and appreciate arts and cultural activities.
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: A membership in the Chilliwack Community Arts council is a commitment to the artistic and cultural life of our community.
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Fall Classes Starting in September! The Chilliwack Community Arts Council offers high quality visual and performing arts instructional programming throughout the year for children, pre-teens, teens, adults, and seniors.
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City of Chilliwack Public Skate/Drop-in Hockey Programs Twin Rinks Arena and Prospera Centre Event
Monday
Tuesday
Adult Senior Social Skate
Wednesday 9:00am10:30am Twin Rinks
Adult/ Senior Skate
10:00am11:30am Twin Rinks
Parent & Tot
11:45am1:15pm Twin Rinks
Adult Drop-In Hockey
12:00pm1:30pm Twin Rinks
1:30pm3:00pm Prospera
10:45am12:15pm Twin Rinks
Effective September 12-March 31, 2013
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Admission Prices
Tots(2-5) $2.00 • Child(6-12) $2.50 • Youth(13-18) $3.50 Senior $3.50 • Adult $5.00 • Parent & Tot $2.50 Family Skate (2 adult+2 children) $10.00 Drop-in Senior Hockey $6.00 Drop-in Adult Hockey $7.00 1:30pm3:00pm Prospera
11:15am12:45pm Twin Rinks
10:00am11:30am Twin Rinks 11:45am1:15pm Twin Rinks
11:30am1:00pm Twin Rinks
Family Drop-in Hockey
1:15pm2:45pm Twin Rinks
Senior Drop-In Hockey
1:45pm3:15pm Twin Rinks
Adult Figure Skating
11:30am1:00pm Twin Rinks 3:15pm4:45pm Twin Rinks
Toonie Skate
3:15pm4:45pm Prospera
3:15pm4:45pm Twin Rinks
Subject to change, please check our website for monthly schedules at
Public Skate
Sunday
www.chilliwack.com/skate
3:15pm4:45pm Prospera 6:15pm7:45pm Prospera
3:15pm4:45pm Prospera 6:30pm8:00pm Twin Rinks
1:00pm2:30pm Prospera
1:00pm2:30pm Prospera
5:00pm6:30pm Twin Rinks
6:00pm7:30pm Twin Rinks
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Saturday, November 24, 2012 5:00pm - 6:30pm Twin Rinks
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Remembrance Day Loonie Skate
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Santa’s Christmas Toonie Party
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Sunday, November 11, 2012 1:00pm-2:30pm Prospera Centre
Saturday, December 15, 2012 5:00pm - 6:30pm Twin Rinks
Monday, December 31, 2012 3:00pm - 7:00pm Twin Rinks
Food Bank Skates In October, November and December Free admission with the donation of a non-perishable food item. All skate times are from 3:15-4:45pm Wednesday, October 3, 2012 (TR) Monday, November 5, 2012 (TR) Monday, December 3, 2012 (TR) Tuesday, December 4, 2012 (PC) Wednesday, December 5, 2012 (TR) Thursday, December 6, 2012 (PC)
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Friday, December 7, 2012 (PC) Monday, December 10, 2012 (TR) Tuesday, December 11, 2012 (PC) Wednesday, December 12, 2012 (TR) Thursday, December 13, 2012 (PC) Friday, December 14, 2012 (PC)
Aquatic Swim Schedules
Cheam Leisure Centre • Tel: 604-824-0231 Area
Leisure Pool
Main Pool (6 lanes)
Effective September 4-December 15, 2012
Monday/Wednesday
Tuesday/Thursday
Friday
Saturday/Sunday
6:00am-9:00pm OPEN
6:00am-3:30pm OPEN
6:00am-6:00pm OPEN
7:30am-9:00am OPEN
9:00am-1:00pm Limited Space LESSONS
3:30pm-7:30pm Limited Space LESSONS
6:00pm-8:00pm Friday Night Overdrive
9:00am-1:00pm SATURDAY Limited Space LESSONS
1:00pm-9:45pm OPEN
7:30pm-9:45pm OPEN
1:00pm-9:45pm OPEN
1:00pm - 9:15pm OPEN
6:00am-8:30am OPEN
5:00am-7:00am SPARTANS 5 LANES
8:30am-9:15am AQUAFIT SHALLOW
7:00am-8:00am OPEN
9:35am-10:35am AQUAFIT DEEP 10:35am-3:30pm OPEN 3:30pm-7:30pm Limited Space LESSONS 7:30pm-8:30pm AQUA ZUMBA 7:30pm-9:45pm OPEN
8:30am-9:15am AQUAFIT SHALLOW 9:00am-4:00pm OPEN 4:00pm-6:00pm SPARTANS 3 Lanes 6:00pm-7:00pm STINGRAYS 3 Lanes 7:00pm - 8:00pm AQUAFIT COMBO
6:00am-8:30am OPEN 8:30am-9:15am AQUAFIT OLDIES/ ZUMBA
7:30am-9:30am SUNDAY OPEN 7:30am-10:30am SATURDAY Synchro
9:35am-10:35am AQUAFIT DEEP 10:35am -6:00pm OPEN 6:00pm-8:00pm Friday Night Overdrive
9:00am-1:00pm SATURDAY Limited Space LESSONS 1:00pm-9:15pm SATURDAY OPEN
8:00pm-9:45pm OPEN
8:00pm-9:45pm OPEN
Sauna (16+ years) (125-145F) Open during Facility Hours
Family Hot Tub (all ages) (98-102F) Open during Facility Hours
(Schedule subject to change without notice).
Aquatic Swim Schedules
Effective September 4-December 15, 2012
Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre • Tel: 604-793-7946 Area Leisure & Wave Pool
Main Pool 25 m Lane
Main Pool 19 m Lane
Monday/Wednesday
Tuesday/Thursday
Friday
Saturday/Sunday
6:00am-7:00pm Open Swim & Programs (Lessons)
6:00am-7:00pm Open Swim & Programs (Lessons)
6:00am-3:30pm Open Swim
7:30am-1:00pm OPEN Swim & Programs (Lessons)
7:00pm-9:45pm Waterslide & Waves
7:00pm-9:45pm Waterslide & Waves
6:00am-8:45am 25m Lane Swim
6:00am-8:45am 25m Lane Swim
6:00am-8:45am 25m Lane Swim
12:15pm-1:30pm 25m Lane Swim
12:15pm-1:30pm 25m Lane Swim
12:15pm-1:30pm 25m Lane Swim
3:00pm-9:45pm 25m Lane Swim
3:00pm-9:45pm 25m Lane Swim
3:00pm-9:45pm 25m Lane Swim
8:45am-12:00pm 19m Lane Swim
8:45am-12:00pm 19m Lane Swim
8:45am-12:00pm 19m Lane Swim
1:30pm-3:00pm 19m Lane Swim
1:30pm-3:00pm 19m Lane Swim
1:30pm-3:00pm 19m Lane Swim
Family Hot Tub (all ages) (100-102 F)
Sauna (16+ yrs) (125-145 F)
Steam Room (16+ yrs) (125-145 F)
3:30pm-9:45pm Waterslide & Waves
1:00pm-9:30pm Waterslide & Waves 7:30am-9:00am 25m Lane Swim 1:00pm-9:30pm 25m Lane Swim
9:00am-12:00pm 19m Lane Swim
Adult Hot Tub (16+ yrs) (102-104 F)
(Schedule subject to change without notice).
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Facilities 1. Rotary Pool
46245 Reece Ave., Chilliwack
2. Chilliwack Cultural Centre 9201 Corbould St., Chilliwack
3. The Landing Sports Centre/ Evergreen Hall 45530 Spadina Ave., Chilliwack/ 9291 Corbould St., Chilliwack
4. Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre 9145 Corbould St., Chilliwack
5. Chilliwack Community Services 45938 Wellington Ave., Chilliwack
6. Chilliwack Museum & Archives 45820 Spadina Ave., Chilliwack
7. Chilliwack Library & Salish Park 45860 First Avenue
8. Prospera Centre
45323 Hodgins Ave., Chilliwack
9. University of the Fraser Valley 45635 Yale Rd., Chilliwack
10. Chilliwack Family YMCA 45844 Hocking Ave., Chilliwack
11. Chilliwack City Hall
8550 Young Rd., Chilliwack
12. Chilliwack Heritage Park
44140 Luckakuck Way, Chilliwack
13. Twin Rinks Arena
5745 Tyson Rd., Sardis
14. Cheam Leisure Centre
Garrison Blvd., and Market St., Sardis
15. Yarrow Library
4670 Community St., Yarrow
Fore more information contact 604.793.2904
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Chilliwack Curling Club Chilliwack Curling Club 9291 Corbould Street, T: 604.792.1572 F: 604.792.1967 Chilliwack, BC E: brenwick@curlchilliwack.org V2P 4A6 www.curlchilliwack.org
Chilliwack Curling Club Learn to Curl!
Curling is a fun, affordable and social sport that is suitable for all ages and abilities. New curlers are made very welcome and this year we will be offering a comprehensive new program to get people started in the game.
Open House
Sunday, September 9, 1:00 - 4:00 pm Free admission! Come give curling a try. Wear warm, loose fitting clothing and clean, flat soled shoes.
Novice Curling Clinic
• September 10, 11 & 12, 6:30 - 8:30 pm • 3 nights of instruction for only $20. Learn the basics of the game - delivery of a rock, sweeping, rules, etiquette, and strategy.
Getting Started in Curling League
A comprehensive curling program that helps entry level and novice curlers get progressively better through continued weekly instruction and skill development. • October 5 - March 22; Friday evenings, 5:30 - 7:00 pm. • 10 weeks of instruction followed by 10 weeks of games. • Low student to instructor ratio. • $250 (including taxes) A wide variety of daytime and evening leagues are available throughout the week. Please visit our website or contact us for more information.
Follow us on Facebook and Twitter:
Facebook.com/ChilliwackCurling @CurlChilliwack on Twitter
Formed in 1952, the Chilliwack Curling Club is a full-service curling facility with six regulation curling sheets and a fully stocked pro shop. Our club has hosted many regional, provincial, and national championships throughout the years.
Juniors Junior Clinic
• October 1 - 2, 3:30 - 5:00 pm
Junior League
• Tuesdays from 4:00 - 6:00 pm, beginning October 9
Bonspiel Calendar
• September 14 - 15: Ice Breaker Funspiel • October 18 - 20: Masters Open Bonspiel • October 26 - 28: Senior Mixed 50+ Bonspiel • November 16 - 18: Pot of Gold Bonspiel • January 18 - 20: Ladies’ Chili Spiel • February 8 - 10: Men’s Bonspiel • March 8 - 10: Spring Mixed Bonspiel
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Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries Chilliwack Library 45860 First Avenue Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 7K1 Phone: (604) 792-1941 Fax: (604) 792-7483
Yarrow Library 4670 Community Street Yarrow, B.C. V2R 5E1 Phone: (604) 823-4664 Fax: (604) 823-4686 www.fvrl.ca
Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries The Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries can help with your information needs and leisure interests. Check out your local library today to read, learn, and play!
Our Services:
• FVRL Catalogue: Connect with us and other readers in our socially interactive catalogue. • FVRL offers our mobile catalogue access via a simple and easy to use search engine designed for use on all phones and tablets with a browser. • Online Resources: Member-only access to databases you won’t find with Google.
Our Collections:
• Read For Life adult learning books and kits • Downloadable digital audiobooks and e-books • World Languages books and DVDs • Large Print books • Music CDs • DVDs
New to FVRL:
• Library Live and On Tour! Watch for LiLi, our specially-branded FVRL vehicle, at community events and around town. Find out what your library can offer beyond the books and the buildings. The Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries are members of the Fraser Valley Regional Library. Visit our web site at www.fvrl.ca, or come into our libraries to pick up a program guide featuring services and collections from all our libraries. All programs and services are offered at no charge.
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Hours: Chilliwack Library Mon.-Thurs.: 10am-9pm Friday: 10am-6pm Saturday: 10am-5pm Sunday: 1pm-5pm
Hours: Yarrow Library Tuesday: 10am-8pm Wednesday: 10am-12:30pm, 1pm-4:30pm Thursday: 1:30-5:30pm, 6-8pm Saturday: 10am-3pm
Friends of the Chilliwack Library
The Friends of the Chilliwack Library group meets on the first Wednesday of every month. Make a difference in your community by advocating for and promoting your library. For more information, contact Friends of the Chilliwack Library President Claire Bouchard at 604 858 4037.
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Library Programs for Children
The Yarrow and the Chilliwack Libraries present Storytimes for children. Library storytellers read aloud, and children join in the fun with familiar rhymes and songs (and learn some new ones, too!) Yarrow Library offers storytimes for Toddlers, and Preschoolers, and Chilliwack Library offers Family and Pyjama Storytimes. Both libraries present registered, special Babytime Storytimes in the Fall and Spring.
Library Programs for Teens
Teen programs at the Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries include video games, board and card games, crafts, anime and manga, and plenty of time to have great conversations and meet new people. More information is available at the libraries about Rated ‘T’ for Teen,
Games Night, How’s That Made, and Genshiken. Chilliwack Community Services and the Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries cooperate to make Teen programs possible.
tickets for the gift basket raffle! Bring your group of eight, or come alone and join others to form a team. Tickets for this popular event are $13.00 per person. Team up and play!
Library Programs for Adults The Future of Libraries and Cities
Conversation Circles
FVRL conference with Google Futurist Thomas Frey, takes place in Langley on October 23. Author of the 2011 book Communicating with the Future, Frey is a powerful visionary who is revolutionizing our thinking about the future. Register online at http://fvrlevents.com.
Quiz Night
Know your Stuff! Friends of the Chilliwack Library Quiz Night is Friday, October 12th. Win door prizes or buy
Drop in for a chat at the Chilliwack Library. Adults wanting to practice English conversation chat with each other and a volunteer from Chilliwack Learning Community Society, who leads the conversation each Monday evening.
Technology Thursdays
Do you have questions about borrowing downloadable library books, or need help with FVRL online databases? Come to the library on the first Thursday of the month for assistance with your library-related technology questions. Please register at the Information Desk.
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Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries
Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries Getting a Library Card
It’s free to get a Fraser Valley Regional Library card! Visit one of our libraries with the following: • Adults: Two pieces of identification, one with your current mailing address • Teens: (13-18 yrs) One piece of identification (e.g. student card) • Children: (Under 13 yrs) One piece of identification for the child and proof of residence from parent or guardian registering the child. Parent or guardian needs to sign child’s library card, and child needs to be present to be registered.
Did you know?
• Any Children’s and Young Adult materials borrowed on a child’s card are overdue- fines-free! • You can see a list of all the library items you have borrowed, by enabling our “Recently Returned” feature in the new library catalogue • Proceeds from Friends of the Library events like Quiz Night and Book Sales go to support programs and collections at the Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries.
ElderCollege Chilliwack It’s back to school for seniors (50+)! Our Fall semester begins October 1, 2012 with some new courses ... • Two popular Art classes • Using your Ipad • Creative Writing • Financial and Life Planning • Two new Trips
...the return of our most popular courses... • Digital Photography • Cooking • Travel with Me • Drawing • Several computer courses ...and more, some 20 in all. Course details are available online after September 1st at www.ufv.ca/eldercollege Registration begins
September 18 Landing Sports Centre (Formerly Ag Rec Building)
45530 Spadina Ave. Doors Open 3:00pm Registration from 3:30-4:30pm For more information call
604-702-2611
For more details about these and other library programs and events, see our searchable Program Guide at www.fvrl.ca or contact the Chilliwack or Yarrow Library.
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KIDS’ CORNER Contact Anya McRae at 604-845-1343 www.chwkmusiclessons.com www.bcrmta.bc.ca/chwk
Noah’s Ark
Noah’s Ark Preschool PRESCHOOL
Serving The Community For 20 Years NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS FOR THE 2012-2013 SCHOOL YEAR • Christian-based Programs • Early Literacy Curriculum • 2 or 3 days per week classes • 5 days per week Pre-Kindergarten Program
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45825 Wellington Ave. (Cooke’s Presbyterian Church) www.noahsarkpreschool.webs.com
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9601 Hamilton Street, Chilliwack Offers: PRESCHOOL PROGRAM from 9:00 - 11:30 am and 2:00 - 4:00 pm runs 12 months DAYCARE PROGRAM 6:30 am - 6:30 pm (preschool included) BEFORE AND AFTERSCHOOL CARE 6:30 am - 6:30 pm (open all school closures including summer vacation)
5639 Remington Street, Sardis DAYCARE WITH PRESCHOOL LIKE PROGRAM Infants to school age 08/12LG_AA
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KIDS’ CORNER POLE ACADE
Y TAChDildcare & Learning CenteM r DAYCARE AND PRESCHOOL FOR CHILDREN AGES 3-5 YEARS
• Interactive learning center. • Fully QualiÀed ECE professional staff. • Snacks provided. • Emergency and drop-in care provided. • Easy access and close to bus route and schools.
Fun-¿lled educational program and nurturing environment for your child.
NOW ACCEPTING FALL APPLICATIONS! • Infant through School-Age • Full Day Programs • Individual Programs for Infants • Licensed Programs w/Certi¿ed Teachers • Indoor/Outdoor Play Facilities
Come see why we are Chilliwack·s Finest Childcare Center!!
Hours: Monday-Friday 7:00am-6:00pm 9766 Oak St., Chilliwack BC 06/12LG_TA5
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Phone: 604-858-2307 7012 Vedder Road, Chilliwack
604-702-0267
www.tadpoleacademy.ca
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Fall Programs Newborn - 5 years old Register with a friend and receive a discount - ask me how!
Try a free class - register online. Play and grow. Listen and move.
An enjoyable music experience designed to enrich your child’s mental, physical, social, and emotional development.
Friday classes at Cheam Leisure Centre Call Phyllis 604-530-8270
Email: kindermusik@themusikshop.com
www.kindermusikshop.com
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Baby Beethovens • Moovin-Moosic •
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Mrs. Debra Krol 604-791-7749 16+ yrs exp. BC Registered Music Teacher, Diploma in Music
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Private Piano starting at age 3 - Interactive Music Making Classes
Year round soccer for children 18 months to 7 years
Welcome!
Potter·s Hand Daycare is a licensed Christian-based child care facility with a full preschool program located in Promontory Heights, Chilliwack. We offer full and part-time child care for children between the ages of 30 months and 5 years, as well as drop-in care. We look forward to meeting you!
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Promontory Hillside Plaza Unit 105 - 5615 Teskey Way Chilliwack, BC V2R 0K5 Director: Kristina Eden | Phone: (604) 846-7793 | Email: pottershand@telus.net
find “Little Kickers Fraser Valley” on
(604) 791-3595
www.LITTLEKICKERS.ca
Happy Hearts Daycare
A division of The Salvation Army Chilliwack Community Church
• A fully licensed Christian Daycare with ECE trained & First Aid certified staff • For children ages 30 months - 6 years • Curriculum includes Phonics and a PreSchool-like program • Affordable and eligible for Childcare Subsidy Funding
Fall spaces available. Pick up transportation available from most Chilliwack schools.
Now Accepting Registrations for September
Preschool Spaces Available pm classes only
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Happy Hearts Daycare 604-792-5285 fx. 604-792-0316
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46420 Brooks Avenue, Chilliwack, BC V2P 1C5
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KIDS’ CORNER Early learning and care programs for children ages 2 1/2 to 5 years. Before and after school clubs for ages 5-12 years, complimented with yoga, music and Spanish.
Full, part-time and drop in spaces available.
Now accepting registration!
Programs for 2 1/2 to 12 years old.
46170 Stoneview Dr., Promontory phone: 604.824.9907 www.hummingbirdchildcarecentre.com 06/12LG_HB5
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Chilliwack Family YMCA Chilliwack Family YMCA 45844 Hocking Avenue, Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 1B4
T: 604.792.3371 F: 604.792.7298 E: chilliwack@vanymca.org www.vanymca.org
Chilliwack Family YMCA Our Mission
The YMCA is a charity dedicated to strengthening the foundations of community.
Our Impact – How we will achieve our mission The YMCA is committed to strengthening the foundations of community by: Nurturing the potential of children, teens and young adults; promoting healthy lifestyles; fostering social responsibility; and delivering lasting personal and social change.
Our Vision
We are building a community in which a generation of children and families reach their full potential.
Our Values
Do the right thing: • We are caring, respectful, honest and responsible in all we do Put people first: • We believe in each other- our strengths, perspectives and passion. Keep our promises: • We do what we say we will do. Lead by example: • We are courageous, speak with conviction, listen attentively and collaborate.
Your YMCA Membership
YMCA memberships are designed to help you live well throughout your life. Enjoy all the inclusive benefits of a YMCA membership. • Equipment & goal setting orientations • Access to over 50 group fitness classes ( land and water) 10 guest-
Hours of Operation
Mon-Friday 5:45 am-10:00pm Sat & Sun 7:00 am-9:00 pm Holiday Hours: 10:00 am-6:00 pm visits to bring friends & family, etc. • Pool, gymnasium, conditioning spaces, • 6 youth registered programs/year/child (Family Members) Also, all YMCA Members receive preferred rates on most YMCA registered courses & programs. See our Membership Service staff for more information.
Monthly Membership Fees Family
$79.00
Adult (35-64 yrs)
$44.00
Young Adult (19-34 yrs)
$37.00
Senior (65+ yrs)
$36.00
Adult Couple
$77.00
Full-time Student (19-64 yrs) $37.00 Youth (6-18 yrs)
$24.50
HST not included
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Chilliwack Family YMCA
Chilliwack Family YMCA YMCA Child Minding
(6 weeks-12 years) Mon-Sat 8:45am-12:30pm Mon-Thurs 5:00-8:30pm YMCA Strong Kids The YMCA Strong Kids Campaign is a collaboration of over 50 YMCAs across Canada focused on raising much needed financial support for children, teens and families who can’t afford the full cost of participation in a YMCA program or activity in our community. By working in partnership, we are increasing our reach, sharing resources and decreasing costs. This nation-wide collaboration helps us to stretch your contribution even further.
Take a Tour & let us show you what you’ve been missing!
Our wide variety of strength and conditioning equipment means you never need to feel like you’re in someone else’s way. Our air-conditioned spaces will let you beat the heat or wait out the rain to keep you on track with your workout schedule. Our Health & Fitness Facility features: • Over 50 pieces of cardio equipment including: 18 Treadmills, 12 CrossTrainers, Arc Trainer and so much more! • Wide variety of easy-to-use strength and conditioning equipment complimentary equipment and goal setting orientation • Adult only change rooms • No waiting, no time limits, no signing up for your equipment • Friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff & volunteers • New: TRX Training • New: Women & Weights level 2
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Because we believe in helping people reach their potential.
Life is a balancing act – we understand. Each day you juggle the demands of work, relationships and maybe even a few kids. The YMCA can help you achieve your goals in a realistic and manageable way.
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Some of our services include: • Equipment Orientations • Goal-setting Orientations • Personal Training • Group Training • Athletic Conditioning and Coaching • Fitness Assessments • Group classes/workshops Contact our Health, Fitness & Wellness department to find out what might be right for you: 604-7923371 ext 2414.
Chilliwack Family YMCA
Chilliwack Family YMCA
Contact the YMCA for further info: T: 604.792.3371 E: chilliwack@vanymca.org
YMCA Fitness Classes
You don’t have to be a pro at the YMCA. Our ever growing list of more than 50 fitness classes (land & water) suit people of all fitness & skill levels. Our goal is to create an experience and environment that will help you achieve your goals and keep you coming back! See our Group Fitness schedule online to find the classes that are right for you! From Yoga to Boot Camp and everything in between, we’ve got something to help keep you motivated! http://www.vanymca.org/ centres/chilliwack/pdf/hocking_ groupfitness_fall2012.pdf
Added Bonus to your Membership! Now INCLUDED in your membership: • YMCA Boot Camp • Women & Weights • Aqua Zumba • And more to come
Our Wellness Programs
Sometimes your journey on the road to health doesn’t always go as planned. Our Wellness programs are unique in the Chilliwack community as they are
designed for people who need special consideration during exercise. They have been approved and recognized by Fraser Health, BC Women’s Hospital, & St. Paul’s Heart Function Clinic. • Cardiac Care • Move to Improve • OsteoFit • Better Bones & Balance
Birthday Parties
Drop In Sports
Tumble Time 0-5yrs
8:05-10:00 pm Bring your gear, bring your friends Mondays- Floor Hockey Tuesdays- Basketball Wednesdays-Soccer *Nets provided; balls for Basketball & Soccer available
Massage Services
Sports/Fitness/Relaxation Massages, delivered by our certified masseur, conveniently located in our facility at affordable rates. Rest, rejuvenate, promote healing • 1st Aid Courses • Red Cross First Aid and CPR courses • Emergency First Aid • Standard First Aid • Emergency Childcare First Aid • CPR level C • First Aid Basics for Kids
Our two hour parties includes a party host, lunch for 10 children and your choice of gym time with the bouncy castle or pool. An option for 7-12yrs of age: a 3 hour party that includes: party host food and either Saturday Sizzler program or Freak out Friday program. Parents and children can explore the world of tumbling and playing with gymnastics equipment.
Family Night
Come and enjoy some family fun swimming, relaxing in the hot tub, playing ping pong, sports and bouncy castle.
Freak out Friday 6-12 yrs
Your children can enjoy two hours of games, sports, craft and activities in the gym and pool.
Saturday Sizzler 6-12 yrs
Your children can enjoy swimming, gym games, sports, crafts and extra fun in the bouncy castle.
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Chilliwack Family YMCA
Chilliwack Family YMCA YMCA Swim Lessons
• Moms, Pops, Tots • YMCA Preschool (5 levels) individual progressions, water safety and enjoyment are emphasized • YMCA Learn to Swim Program (4 levels) easy to learn skills for the non-swimmer to front crawl and back swim, water safety, water skills • YMCA Star Swimmer Program (6 levels) learn 6 swim strokes, competitive starts and turns, water safety, water sports and leadership Flexible options: • Monday/Wednesday: Sept 5-Oct 24, Oct 29-Dec 19 • Tuesday/Thursday: Sept 6-27, Oct 2-25, Oct 30-Nov 22, Nov 27-Dec 20 • Fridays: Sept 7-Oct 26, Nov 2- Dec 21 •S aturdays: Sept 8-Oct 27, Nov 3- Dec 22 • Sundays: Sept 9- Oct 28, Nov 4- Dec 16.
Registered Programs for 3-5yrs • Kinder Gymnastics • Lil Dancers • Lil’ Sneakers • Eco Explorers • Lil’ Soccer (4-6yrs) • Reading Rascals
Registered Programs 6-12yrs • Y’d World of Sports • Floor Hockey • Soccer • Lego Builders • Yoga for Youngsters • Synchronized Swimming • Dance • Home Learners PE • Zumba (8-13yrs) • Recreational Gymnastics
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Registered Programs For Teens
• Babysitting Training course 11yrs+ • Leadership • Youth Group Fitness 9-13yrs • Teen Weight Trainer 12-16yrs
Because leadership happens when you’re having fun
Behind every activity lies an accomplishment – a proven skill that allows you to grasp your individual potential to learn, grow and succeed.
YMCA Youth Leadership
Program goals are team building, event planning, presentation skills, teaching, leading, decision making, communication, time management, goal setting. Leaders meet once a week and will participate in workshops, apprentice training, fundraising and act as YMCA ambassadors in community events. Jr. Leaders in Training (10-11yrs) Leaders in Training (12-14yrs) Leaders (15-18yrs) September – June
Lifesaving Courses
Bronze Star, Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross. These are prerequisites and prepare participants for the National Lifeguard Service. The Bronze Awards is a progressive program that builds knowledge and skills for water rescue.
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Synchronized Swimming A fun and dynamic sport for youth to be active and involved in team sport. Just starting? – you’ll need to be 7 yrs+ and be able to swim 50m and comfortable in deep water. YMCA Synchronized Swimming is located at the Cheam Leisure Centre & Landing Leisure Centre. Chilliwack YMCA ORCAS ClubSeptember to May. Levels: Novice, Junior & Senior Trial sessions available
Volunteer with Us
Looking for ways to give back to your community this summer? There are many short-term and long-term volunteer opportunities. You have the gift to improve the health of our community in so many different ways- from leading fitness classes, to mentoring young people or helping with a special event. No matter how you help, you can make a difference Special Events: • Preschool Halloween Party • FOF Halloween Party • Christmas Mega Class • Seniors Christmas Potluck Lunch
The Chilliwack Family YMCA would like to gratefully acknowledge funding received from the City of Chilliwack.
Fraser Valley Distance Education School
We bring our school to you! COURSES
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604.845.8845 WHY PARENTS LOVE OUR PROGRAM:
WHY KIDS LOVE OUR PROGRAM:
• Teaches Respect & Discipline
• Classes are Fun and High-Energy • They Learn Something New & Exciting • They Make New Friends • They Feel Stronger & Safer
• Improves Listening Skills • Develops Confidence • Great Exercise!
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PROGRAMS
Clean, Bright, Professional Facility Spacious viewing areas for parents & family Friendly, Positive Atmosphere Patient, Enthusiastic Black Belt Instructors
Little Ninjas (4 & 5 years) Juniors (6-12 years) Adult Karate (13+ years) Cardio Kickboxing for Fun & Fitness
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Located at 45920 Rowat Avenue (near Young & CHWK Central Rd)
CALL DAN THE KARATE MAN TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION email: danthekarateman@hotmail.com www.cckckarate.com • email: danthekarateman@hotmail.com
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Chilliwack Gymnastics Club (1) Session One: Sept. 4 - Jan. 27 (2) Session Two: Feb. 1 - June 23
PRESCHOOL GYMNASTICS & TRAMPOLINE PARENT & TOT: Girls/Boys (Age: 2-3 yrs) - 45min/wk, cost: $30 $25 x 5 cheques dated Sept to Jan Classes Offered (choose one): Tues. 10-10:45 am; Thurs. 9-9:45 am; Sat. 9-9:45 am KINDERGYM: Girls/Boys (Ages 3-4, 4-5 yrs) - 60 min class, cost:$35 $29 xx 55 cheques chques dated datedSept Sept to to Jan Jan A 60 min class basic gymnastics skills on floor, bars, beam, vault, trampoline are introduced in a fun atmosphere; awards given at session end.
Classes Offered (choose one): Mon. to Sat. 9-10am; 10-11am; Tues & Thurs. 5:30-6:30pm GYMNASTICS & TRAMPOLINE Beginners & Intermediate Gymnastics: Girls/Boys (5-6, 7-9, 10-13yrs) - 1.5 hr/wk, cost: $42 $39 x 5 cheques dated Sept to Jan
Have fun learning gymnastics in our permanently set up Olympic gymnastic facility. Flexibility, strength, agility, confidence, and courage are achieved. Report cards and awards given at season end.
Classes Offered (choose one): Mon-Fri 3:30-5 pm & 5-6:30pm, 6:30-8pm; Sat 11-12:30 pm Display Team: Girls/Boys (Age 10 yrs & up) 2 hr/wk cost: $55.00 $49.00 x 10 • Cheques dated Sept to June Time Thurs. 6:30-8:30pm
Our display team is available to advanced level gymnasts. The team will build a group routine with gymnastic and acrosport skills for display purpose, will tour locally and throughout the lower mainland and plan to participate in provincial and national gymnaestrada.
RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS Girls/Boys (5-6, 7-9, 10-13yrs): Cost: $42 $39 xa 5month cheques dated Sept to Jan
Classes Offered: Tues, Wed and Fri 3:30-5pm, 5-6:30pm, 6:30-8pm BIRTHDAY PARTY! Celebrate Your Birthday With Us!
Our qualified coaches will treat you to an action filled 2 hours of fun on the bars, trampoline, foam pit, relay races and more. Invitations included.
Time: Fri 5-7 pm, Sat 1-3pm 3-5pm, 5-7pm, Sun 11-1pm 1-3pm 3-5pm Cost: $100/up to 10 kids (2 hours)
REGISTER NOW • CLASSES START SEPT. 4
All classes are subject to enrollment and are first come first serve basis. Registration Insurance $20. For more info, call 795-6009
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8880-C Young Road CHWK CENTRAL 604-795-6009 HOCKING AVE. YOUNG
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It is a combination of arts and gymnastics skills with balls, ribbons, clubs, ropes, hoops; report cards and awards given at session end.
Chilliwack Central Elementary Central Community School 9435 Young Road T: 604.792.8539 Chilliwack BC, E: ccecss@gmail.com V2P 4S7 http://central.sd33.bc.ca/ccecss
Chilliwack Central Elementary Community School Society “Community & School As One”
Located in the heart of downtown Chilliwack, Central Elementary provides opportunities for families to participate in activities beyond the school day. CCECSS provides social, recreational activities, and educational programs and services to the children and their families in the Chilliwack Downtown Community.
Who We Are
The Chilliwack Central Elementary Community School Society (CCECSS) is a non-profit society governed by volunteer members of the Community. The partnership and support of the City of Chilliwack, School District #33 and the Ministry of Children and Families allows us to offer an assortment of on-going programming and services to all ages for free or reduced fees seven days a week.
Sponsors and Partners
Thank you to the following sponsors and partners for their continued support. • City of Chilliwack • School District # 33 • Ministry of Children and Families • RBC • Chilliwack Central Elementary School PAC
Programs and Services Preschool • Infant/Toddler Daycare • Central Gateway Preschool • Drop In Tot Time
• Soccer • Basketball • Floorhockey • Theatre • Dance • Red Cross Babysitter’s School Age Training • YMCA before/after • Second Day after school care school program
• Chilliwack Community Services • Sto:lo Nation • Ann Davis Transition Society • Chilliwack Academy of Music • Science World • Success by 6 • Fraser Health Authority • University of the Fraser Valley • Fraser Valley Regional Library • Chilliwack Learning Community Society • Chilliwack Steller’s Jay Lions • Kiwanis Club of Chilliwack • Mount Cheam Lions • Rotary Club of Chilliwack • Chilliwack Family YMCA • PacificSport Fraser Valley
Community Access Centre Hours
This is a free service to meet your computer and internet needs. Monday and
Wednesday 1:30pm- 4:30pm Tuesday and Thursday 8:30am-11:30am
Facility Available For Rent
Consider Chilliwack Central Elementary for your next birthday party, meeting, conference, reunion, you name it! Available rentals: Classroom, Multi-Purpose Room, Gymnasium/ Kitchen, Community Kitchen
Contact Details
To book our facility, or for rate information and inquiries, please contact our coordinator, Shannon Carmichael, at 604-792-8539 or 604-819-6687.
Fall Office Hours
Monday-Thursday 9:30am11:30am and 2:30pm-4:30pm (please call to book additional times)
• Home Alone Plus • V alley Heights •F amily Literacy • People Savers Community •B etter Beginning first aid Church Services •N obody’s Perfect • Drop In Tween • Yoga/ Gentle Yoga • C hild Care Club (Grades 4-6) for Backs Resource and • Anyone Can Draw • F oodsafe Referral services • Painting •S uccess by 6 Central Gateway •C ommunity Adults/Families for Families Access to Literacy • Fitness classes •F amilies First and Learning
• Ann Davis Legal Advocacy, Pattern Changing & Assertiveness Groups, etc. •S to:lo Naton Early Education • Aboriginal Child & Youth Mental Health
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Cultus Lake Community School Association
71 Sunnyside Boulevard Cultus Lake, B.C., V2R 5B5
T: 604.858.7192 F: 604.858.2793 E: clcsa@clsca.ca www.clcsa.ca
Cultus Lake Community School Association (CLCSA) Fall Office Hours
Monday-Thursday 8:00am-12:00pm Monday & Thursday 5:00-8:00pm
Cultus Lake Self Guided Museum Drop in during our office hours and enjoy learning about the Cultus Lake early years.
Children Programs
This is just a taste of what is offered at the lake! Phone us or check the website for more information. Kidzone-604-791-8859 Day Care Monday-Friday 7:00am-6:00pm Preschool Program Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00am11:30am Preschool Programs Kinderdance Indoor Soccer
School Aged Children Programs Karate Dance Soccer Home Alone Art Attack-Mixed Medium Kid’s Zumba Cultus Actor’s Guild Guitar Lessons Piano Lessons Youth Programs Babysitter’s Training Movie Nights Dance
Visit www.clcsa.ca or call 604-858-7192 for more information.
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Adult Programs
Zumba Dance-Fit-Fusion Indian Cuisine-Butter Chicken Indian Cuisine-Pakoras Indian Cuisine-Samosas Private Computer Lessons
Family Fun
Big screen family movie nights. Join us to watch the latest DVD movie releases! The concession will be open to buy snacks to enjoy. Free show admission. Fridays 6:30pm
Internet Access
Check your e-mail, create a resume or play some games. Ipads, Laptops and PC’s! FREE ACCESS!!! Monday & Thursday 5:00-8:00pm
Membership Information Membership fees provide benefits that include, program discounts and information, annual voting privileges, and community event information. Become a member today and join us for the Fall season at the lake.
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Facility Rental Information
Have you thought of renting a room, gymnasium or portable? Check out the lake for meetings, reunions, birthdays, seminars, sleepovers, and other special events! We have reasonable rates with hassle free bookings!
CLCSA Board of Directors
Our board needs you! If you would like to become involved with the Cultus Lake Community, join us at our monthly meetings. Call us for more information on our next meeting.
Sponsors and Partners
Thank you to the following sponsors and partners for their continued support. • SD #33 • Fraser Valley Regional District • Chilliwack Bingo Association and Solicitor General-Gaming • Cultus Lake Community Association • Cultus Lake Community School PAC • Cultus Lake Parks Board
Greendale Elementary Community School Greendale Elementary Community School T: 604-823-7281 6621 Sumas Prairie Road E: coordinator.gecs@gmail.com Chilliwack B.C., V2R 4K1 www.gecss.com
Greendale Elementary Community School The Greendale Elementary Community School Society (GECSS) is a nonprofit organization formed to provide social, educational and recreational activities for all in our community. Use of the Greendale Elementary Community School’s facilities has been made possible due to a partnership between School District #33 and the City of Chilliwack. GECSS gratefully acknowledges funding received by the City of Chilliwack.
Little Kickers Soccer, Canada’s most popular pre-school soccer class for children aged 2-5 years, meet on a Thursday at 5.45pm. More details and registration at www.littlekickers.ca Yoga for Every Body. Yoga to gain strength, improve flexibility and find that inner calm. A slow gentle yoga class suitable for all body shapes and ages. First class, Thursday 20 September at 7pm. Register with Dee on 604-7910387 for the special price of six classes for $48; drop-in $10 per class.
This season we are pleased to offer every week: Special Events and Karate on Monday evenings Courses and Saturday mornings. For further information please contact chilliwackchitoryu@gmail.com. New season starts on Monday September 16. Zumba! For all ages and abilities. First class, Wednesday September 19 at 7.15pm. Jane at janesandvefitness@ hotmail.com has all the registration details. $36 for six-week course. Fusion! A pilates/ yoga course to stretch out all the stress of the day. Classes are on Tuesdays beginning September18th at 7.15pm. Contact Jane at janesandvefitness@hotmail.com for more information. $36 for six-week course; $60 for both classes! Acting Outright! A performance art class for children Grade 1 and older. Led by Linda McRae, a new season will begin on Monday September 10th from 2:00-3:30pm. Contact the Community Schools Coordinator to register. Lamaze pre-natal classes every Tuesday evening. New six-week course begins September 18. Contact the Community School Coordinator for more information.
Level 1 Food Safety Course. One day course on Saturday September 22nd. Details and registration at chilliwackfoodsafety@hotmail.com. Cake and cupcake mini workshops and demos for everyone! Mrs. Buttercream Cake Decorating is excited to be teaching mini icing decorating workshops and demos throughout the school year for both adults and children. Classes include Family Fun with Icing, Wedding and Stacked Cakes 101, Cake Basics, Buttercream and Piping 101, Fondant Basics 101, Fondant Modeling, Cupcake Toppers and seasonal classes for Fall, Halloween, and Christmas. Workshops run Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings, with cost ranging from $10 to $25. For class descriptions, dates, times and cost please visit our website. Stress Relief for Life with Emotional Freedom Technique. In this informationpacked, hands-on workshop, learn a simple, powerful tool that will reduce your stress, increase your energy and give you back control of your life.
Sheryl Stanton, chosen as the 2011 “Professional of the Year in the Field of Stress Management Coaching” by Donald Trump Jr.’s Cambridge “Who’s Who” Directory, will lead this four-hour course on Saturday October 13 from 1pm. Whatever causes you stress, register for this potentially life-changing course with the Community Schools Coordinator. Course costs $20. Start the school year with a new approach to home work! Brain Gym activities and techniques could help reduce the anxiety of supporting your child to successfully complete home tasks. Learn a range of fun, simple physical exercises that can improve focus and concentration. Alan will lead a three-hour course for all parents on Saturday September 29 from 9am. Course costs $17.50. Register with the Community School Coordinator. .Keep up to date with the latest news at www.gecss.com. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter at gecss_ chwk. Let us know what courses you want in your community and we will do our best to provide them. Attend a GECSS meeting and share ideas and skills with all in your community.
Rentals
Looking for a great space to hold a birthday party, event, meeting or gettogether? We have the space you are looking for- call the Community Schools Coordinator for more.
Contact Details
For more information about all our courses and registrations, contact us at 604-823-7281. Please leave a message if the office is unattended. Email at coordinator.gecs@gmail.com.
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Promontory Community School Promontory Heights Elementary Community School Assn. 46200 Stoneview Drive T: 604.858.2999 Chilliwack, BC F: 604.824.5925 V2R 5W8 E: phecsa@phecsa.ca www.phecsa.ca
PHECSA Programs
The Promontory Heights Elementary Community School Association (PHECSA) is a non-profit organization formed to identify community needs and to provide for the participation of all community residents in social, educational and recreational activities. PHECSA would like to gratefully acknowledge the support of the Chilliwack School Board and funding received from the City of Chilliwack, the Province of B.C. and the Government of Canada.
Office and Computer Access Hours
Monday 1:00pm-9:00pm Tuesday-Thursday 8:00am – 9:00pm Friday 8:00am-6:00pm Saturday 11:00am-4:00pm
Kids Corner (0-5 years) Busy Bees Crafts and Coffee Indoor Soccer Kindermusik Robotics 0.1 Yoga for Kids Preschool Music
Youth Zone
Promontory Tween Night (grades 5 – 7) 3D Animation for game and film Babysitting Training Robotics Engineering Video Game design
Adults
YMCA Yoga Basic Computer Primetimers’ Social Foodsafe
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Kids Club (6-12 years) Indoor Soccer 3D animation for Game and film Robotics 2.1/2.2 Robotics 3.1/3.2 Video Game Design Floor Hockey Quick Start Tennis Babysitter Training course Intro to Painting Yoga for kids Basketball Hoops Anyone can draw
Special Events Halloween Howl Ladies Night Out
Rentals
We have facilities to rent for meetings, seminars, workshops, etc. Please call us about booking your next event in our multipurpose rooms, gym or classroom.
Garden Gate Preschool
(Sept – June) For information about our preschool, please call Leslie at 604-823-4896
Panther Pen
Panther Pen is our quality licensed after-school care program at the school. Regular hours are 2:15pm – 6:00pm and we accept both full and part time children as space is available.
Drop In
Volleyball Floor Hockey
Birthday Parties
Birthday Party rentals include 2 hours use of the Gym, Kitchen and Party Room for $70.
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Check out our website www.phecsa.ca for all our latest information and course offerings.
Yarrow Community School Yarrow Community School Coordinator’s Office 4605 Wilson Rd. T: 604.823-0257 Yarrow BC. F: 604.823-2243 V2R5C4 http://yarrow.sd33.bc.ca
Yarrow Community School The new Yarrow Community School is open for business and we are very excited to welcome everyone to come and see us. We have a beautiful large gym, a multi-purpose room - with courtyard and kitchen, and meeting rooms that will all be available for rent, not to mention the new outdoor spaces which we look forward to enjoying later this fall. Our volunteer, non-profit organization which oversees the ‘Community component’ is always working on identifying community needs and encouraging participation in our programs for all ages and abilities. Thank you to everyone who helped us out with our recent Needs Assessment Survey and especially those who had suggestions or offered to volunteer, we look forward to working with you this fall. Yarrow Community School is very grateful for the support from the City of Chilliwack and SD #33. It is due to these successful partnerships that we are able to offer programming to our neighbours and larger community. Please call coordinator Sally Lum at 823-0257 for information on the following programs or to inquire about our facility rentals or maybe you have a program idea you’d like to propose!
READY TO GO THIS FALL…
Puddle Jumpers Daycare Licensed Group daycare for children 30 months -5 yrs. Full and part time rates/ Family rates for 3 or more children in our childcare programs. Registration pkgs. available at the community school office or drop by and see us in our brand new spot. Jelly Beans Preschool Licensed 3 and 4 yr. old programs. Qualified and experienced teachers. You can pick up a reg. pkg. at the community school office or call if you have any questions. Before/Afterschool Care Licensed Out of School Care for school age children. Full and part-time rates available. Phone Sally for more info 604-823-0257. Pilates Don’t put off joining Jolene for the fall Pilates session. Wed. evenings 7pm. First class will be Sept. 12th. Bring your own mat and water bottle. Ph. Jolene if you have any questions. 604-823-7357. Zumba Certified Instructor: Joan Koppes. Tuesdays 7:00-8:00pm. This class is suitable for people 14 yrs. and up. If you didn’t already know Zumba is the really popular Latin dance inspired fitness class. The instructor promises the steps are easy to follow. Wear running shoes and bring your own water. Fall session starts Tuesday, Sept. 11th.
Tykes Soccer Boys and Girls 4-7 yrs. old, Love Soccer and want to play in our local, fun league then this is the thing for you!! Our Community School Tykes Soccer league is going off-site again this year (our fields aren’t going to be quite ready). Games will be played at John Calvin School (Yarrow). Christine is organizing it and she can be reached at 604 490-8727. Would also love to hear from any parent(s) interested in helping out with coaching etc. For Us Girls! Certified Instructor: Holly Johnston. This is a program for girls age 9-11 to help promote self-awareness, increased self-esteem and positive body image through friendship and discovery! We will meet every Friday, Oct. 5th- Dec. 7th 6-7:30pm. in the Community school. Come join us for the fun, friendship, snacks and workshop. The cost for the 3 month program is $85. For more info call Sally at 604-823-0257. Currently talking to the Mini-Tennis people, anyone interested in more info should call 604-823-0257. New and Exciting YMCA Afterschool Programs Coming Soon!
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Rosedale Traditional Community School Rosedale Traditional Community School 50850 Yale Road T: 604.378.0300 Rosedale, BC F: 604.794.7872 V0X 1X2 E: rtcss@rtcss.ca www.rtcss.ca
Rosedale Traditional Community School Society (RTCSS) Mission Statement
“To provide broad inclusive programming for all ages in a safe and welcoming environment, providing lifelong learning opportunities for all ages.”
Who We Are
The Rosedale Traditional Community School is a combination of two former schools, Rosedale Elementary School and Rosedale Traditional Middle School. The facility also houses the Rosedale Traditional Community School Society (RTSCC). The Rosedale Traditional Community School Society is a non-profit Society governed by volunteer members of the Community. This venture has been made possible due to a partnership between School District #33 and the City of Chilliwack. RTCSS would like to gratefully acknowledge funding received by the City of Chilliwack.
Facility Rentals
At the new Rosedale Traditional Community School we have space that meets your needs. Meeting rooms, gyms, classrooms, computer lab, kitchens, art rooms, etc… Call to make an appointment to tour the facility and see what we can offer you. Company retreats, weddings, reunions, babyshowers, retirement parties, birthday parties….
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Programs
Preschool Programs 2-5yrs
Indoor Soccer Golf Cheer Intro Twinkle Toes Kinderdance Jazz Intro Art Attack-Mixed Medium Music for Young Children
Music Programs
Piano Lessons-Private Guitar-Group Guitar-Private
Youth Programs 6-12yrs Golf Gymnastics Karate Volleyball Basketball Indoor Soccer Floor Hockey Let’s Skip Zumba for Kids
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Cheer Jazz Intro Kinderdance Modern Jazz Art Attack-Mixed Medium Anyone Can Draw Home Alone Babysitters Training
Karate Cheer Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Babysitters Training Foodsafe
Chocolate Making 101 Indian Cuisine-Pakoras Indian Cuisine-Samosas Cake Decorating Foodsafe Standard First Aid Emergency First Aid CPR-C/AED Stress Relief is Yours Get It-Write! Basic Computers IPAD Applications Card Making Make Your Own Pottery! Auto Maintenance 101 for Women
Adult Programs
Drop In Programs
Teen Programs 13-18yrs
Karate Zumba Biggest Loser Challenge Pilates I Yoga Pilates Infusion Yoga Bollywood Dance Swing Dance California Rolls
Family Gym Time Volleyball Badminton Basketball Empty Nesters Friday Fun Zone Grades 4-6 Youth Night Grades 7-9
Chilliwack Heritage Park Chilliwack Heritage Park 44140 Luckakuck Way Chilliwack, BC V2R 4A7 H: Mon - Friday: 8am to 4pm
T: 604-824-9927 F: 604-824-9957 E: info@chilliwackheritagepark.com www.chilliwackheritagepark.com
Heritage Park Chilliwack Heritage Park is a 65 acre park that boasts a 150,000 square foot building which can accommodate a number of events. Trade Shows, Conventions, Concerts, Dog Shows, Horse Shows, Arena Cross Events, ABA BMX Bike Grand Nationals, Kart Racing and local club events just to name a few. There is a seven acre field for outdoor concerts and festivals as well as plenty of space for camping with your event. There is also a 5/8 mile race track and rodeo arena as well as two outdoor sand arenas for your many different equestrian and agricultural events. All arenas are equipped with outdoor lighting for those evening rentals. Heritage Park, which has been operational since July 2001, is ideally and conveniently located just off the Trans Canada Highway at Exit 116. This allows for easy access by those within Chilliwack as well as people living in the Lower mainland. The striking presence of this 150,000 square foot red building and 65 acre grounds also
attracts travellers from all over the Canada, as well as many visitors from the United States. Heritage Park is a versatile facility. Features include a flexible public address system, box office and show office. The building is comprised of four floors; two are concrete floors that measure approximately 35,000 square feet each. There is also a 48,000 square foot dirt floor and a 30,000 square foot dirt floor. We have 150 portable box stalls for your equestrian event that can be put up on either the concrete or dirt floors, depending on your requirements. The building houses a portable stage, as well as tables and chairs. Our washroom facilities include showers and are handicapped accessible. Heritage Park is not only a fine multiuse facility, but it also offers you a management and staff who are committed to your satisfaction. We would be pleased to work with you to help make your event a success.
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Chilliwack Heritage Park Chilliwack Heritage Park 44140 Luckakuck Way Chilliwack, BC V2R 4A7 H: Mon - Friday: 8am to 4pm
T: 604-824-9927 F: 604-824-9957 E: info@chilliwackheritagepark.com www.chilliwackheritagepark.com
Events: September 2012
Aug. 31 –Sept. 2 Peruvian Horse Club of Canada Show Aug. 31 – Sept. 2 Bluegrass Festival 7-9 Western Canadian Reining Assoc. Show 9 Chilliwack Riding Club Gymkhana 14-16 Equestrian Vaulting Show 21-23 Mt. Cheam Canine Dog Show 22 Northwest Friesian Horse Club Keuring 22 Chilliwack Riding Club Horse Show 28-30 Canadian Barrel Racing 29 Lil Rascals Kid’s Market
October 2012
5-7 ABA BMX Racing 12 WCRA Farriers Conference 13-14 Mt. Cheam Hobby & Train Show 19-21 The Mane Event 27-28 Fraser Valley Poultry Club Show 27 Chilliwack Riding Club Horse Show 28 Chilliwack Riding Club Gymkhana
November 2012
2-3, 9-10 Arenacross 16-18 Christmas Craft Market 16-18 Health & Wellness Show 17-18 Equestrian Vaulting Conference These events are subject to change.
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Upcoming Sessions:
Established in 1987
Phone: 604-795-9948 or 604-793-8570 REGISTER (forms available) at:
CHEAM SOURCE FOR SPORTS 9077 Young Road Registration forms also available at: TWIN RINKS Sardis & PROSPERA CENTRE Chilliwack (Skate Shop Area)
Fall 1 starts: September 10 Fall 2 starts: October 23 Christmas Skate: December 4, 6, 11, 13 Winter 1 starts: January 4, 2013 Winter 2 starts: February 17, 2013 Spring starts: April 2013 (exact date to be determined)
Offering 2012-2013:
• Youskate (Learn to Skate) • Hockey/Power Skills Level 1 & 2 • Pre-School Skate • Figure Skating (Group)
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Study Theatre in Chilliwack The UFV Theatre department offers a Bachelor of Arts degree (extended minor in theatre) and diploma programs.
Upcoming events for 2012/13: ÇŚ “ˆŠ Ž“ † Ž‹Š™Ž’Š Nov 7–25 ÇŚ —“Š˜™Ž“Š Â?š˜Â?œ†• Š™˜ Š— —”š™ Jan 9–27
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CHEAM SKATING CLUB
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Fall/Winter Mini Sessions: SESSION 1:
Sept. 10 - Oct. 31 SESSION 2:
Nov. 1 - Dec. 21 SESSION 3:
Jan. 7 - March 29
LEARN TO SKATE Intro CanSkate CanSkate Pre-Hockey
O N L I N E R EG I ST R AT I O N N OW AVA I L A B L E ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 at TWIN RINKS ARENA • 11 AM - 1 PM
Scouts Canada Programs for boys, girls and young adults. Beaver Scouts: 5 � 7 years Cub Scouts: 8 � 10 years Scouts: 11 � 14 years Venturer Scouts: 14 � 17 years Rover Scouts: 18 � 26 years
Find your group in Chilliwack. For more info on Scouts Canada go to www.scouts.ca
ALL COACHES ARE CERTIFIED WITH SKATE CANADA
It starts with Scouts.
PROUD MEMBER OF SKATE CANADA & SPORT BC
For more information, please contact us at
604-824-9544
skatecheam@telus.net www.cheamskating.com EMAIL:
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First-time discoveries and cool adventures begin with Scouts. After all, it’s the perfect place for kids to be kids — and have a lot of fun along the way. Real Scouts. Real Experiences. To join, contact jarddell99@gmail.ca or call 604-855-3846.
STAR SKATE Junior Achiever Star Skate 1-4 Competitive
DOUG LAS COLLEG E LE A D E R S I N P E R I N ATA L E D U CAT I O N A N D P R OV I D I N G P R E N ATA L C L A S S E S S I N C E 1 9 87 !
Prenatal Classes
Preparing for childbirth is an exciting time! It is also a time when you want to learn more about childbirth, your options and choices. The prenatal classes are informative, fun and give you the opportunity to meet and share experiences with other parents. Our instructors are certified with Lamaze International and bring their dedication, belief and trust in healthy birth practices to your classes. PRENATAL CLASS OPTIONS • Prenatal Class Series/Reunion or • Prenatal-In-A-Day First-time parents are encouraged to take the Prenatal Class series, offered at these locations: • Mission • Chilliwack/Abbotsford • Langley Please visit our website for location addresses, dates, times and course fees, www.douglascollege.ca/ce/perinatal
To register for classes, call the Continuing Education Registration Office at 604-527-5472 or toll free at 1-866-930-5472
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Images Dance Studio Studio (604)-824-1112 The Place to Be!
Jazz-Tap-Stage-Ballet-Hip Hop
Register Now August 18th from 1-4
ELDERLY HANDICAPPED VISUALLY IMPAIRED POST SURGERY RECUPERATION
If home is where your heart wants to be ...
Lifeline is for you! Anniversary Special Prices start at $30 per month 1 hr per week Monday: Hip Hop 4:30 Jr Ballet 6:30 Sr Hip Hop 7:30
Lifeline gives you the conďŹ dence and freedom to live on your own and gives your family peace of mind. There is always someone standing by to help whenever you need it, 24/7 at the press of a button.
email gkimages@shaw.ca 7470 Vedder Road Chilliwack B.C. V2R-4E3
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Thank You to all of our Volunteers, we couldn’t do it without you!
#101-2445 West Railway St., Abbotsford, B.C. V2S 2E3 604-854-5991 • 1-888-969-1818 Fax: 604-852-7860
Partners in Learning
Early Learning For more information call 604.792.1321
Strong Start
A program where children aged 0-5, accompanied by a parent or caregiver, can participate in organized sessions such as: play activities, serving a healthy snack, circle time, and gross motor physical experiences.
for the 2012-13 Season • Mini, Recreational and Competitive Programs • Four modern studios
#108-45778 Gaetz St. Sardis projectdance@shaw.ca REGISTER ONLINE AT:
Ready, Set, Learn!
An early learning program welcoming three-year-olds and their families to the school system.
Kindergarten
Children who will be five years old on or before December 31, 2012 are eligible for entry into a Full Day Kindergarten. 7-12LG
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Just for fun or those who want to pursue a career 7294 Evans Road, Sardis, BC V2R 1L1 l kris_taylor@shaw.ca
604-846-8777 ANY AGE, ANY STYLE, ANY SKILL LEVEL
No Registration Fees. Nurture the Musician in you...
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Rhythmic Gymnastics
One of Canada’s best, right on your doorstep.
An exciting blend of sport and art... that promotes exibility, coordination, endurance, balance, strength & poise... Meaningful recreation for children, teens and adults. VISIT US AT: www.illusionsrhythmicgymnastics.com
Phone:
604-858-0238 irgym@shaw.ca
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Enjoy dinner & drinks with friends or a romantic dinner for two. PRIME RIB FRIDAYS
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ST. LOUIS BBQ RIBS SATURDAYS
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45886 WELLINGTON AVE, DOWNTOWN CHILLIWACK
Thursday - Saturday, 11:30 am - 2 pm; 4 pm - 10 pm 604-392-9355
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FAST and FUN!
Accent your life with Music! Services Offered: x Quality Piano Lessons for all Levels x Talented Pianist for Weddings / Special Events x Piano Accompanist for Vocalists / Instrumentalists x “Amethyst”, a versatile ladies vocal trio, available to perform for your event!
Twin Rinks Mon & Thurs 5-8pm
Learn to skate & try it for free! “The Sardis Fliers are Chilliwack’s short-track speed skating club. If you have a need for speed or Olympic dreams come check us out.” Speed skating is perfect for ages 3-99, for recreation or competition! For more information contact Martin 604-845-8045
Check out the Sardis Fliers on Facebook
Don’t Delay! Call Christine Today!
604.702.0049 millarmusicstudio.com
Register as a new student and receive 25% off your first month of piano lessons with this ad. Christine Millar B.A. B.Ed.
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What Live and go to school in another country for a year.
Who Selected local grade 9, 10 or 11 students (15 to 18 years old). Where In one of over 160 countries with carefully selected Rotary host families. When Leave in August 2013 and return in June 2014.
Why For a one of a kind experience and
Rotary Student Exchange How Download a preliminary application form from our
ROTARY CLUB OF CHILLIWACK’S web site under YOUTH SERVICES
(select Student Exchange Application). More information is found under
STUDENT EXCHANGE INFO
Or contact the chair of our
Youth Exchange Committee at (604) 823-7335 or email: vsf@telus.net
Note Closing date for your application is the 1ST NOVEMBER 2012
an opportunity to help make our world a better place.
www.chilliwackrotaryclub.ca
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Affordable Recreation
The strength of a community can often be measured by the health and wellness of the members with in it.
The City of Chilliwack believes that, within reason, its citizens’ financial circumstances should not present a barrier for them to access leisure activities
Leisure Access Pass
Residents living within the City of Chilliwack who have limited financial resources, are encouraged to apply for a Leisure Access Pass. This pass will allow the holder a pricereduced entry into the Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre, Cheam Leisure Centre or any City run public program offered at Prospera Centre or Twin Rinks. Applications are available at the Parks, Recreation & Culture Department at Chilliwack City Hall, the Cheam Leisure Centre, the Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre or online at www.chilliwack.com
Grade 5 Get Active Facility Pass
With the primary purpose of increasing participation and fitness levels of Grade five students, the Chilliwack Active Communities Committee is pleased to provide the Grade 5 Get Active Facility Pass program. In partnership with the City of Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture, Leisure Recreation Group, the Chilliwack Family YMCA and the Chilliwack School District this pass is made available to all grade five public, home or private schooled students in Chilliwack. The facility pas provides free admission to public swims, skates and selected drop-in sports from September 1, 2011 to August 31, 2012. Get you pass, GET ACTIVE! For more information on receiving your free photo ID contact the Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture department at 604-793-2904.
Jumpstart
Canadian Tire Jumpstart® is a community-based charitable program that helps kids aged 4-18participate in organized sports and recreation such as hockey, dance, soccer and swimming, so they can develop important life skills, self-esteem and confidence. Hundreds of children are helped locally through the Jumpstart program. For more information contact the Chilliwack Family YMCA or download and application at www.chilliwack.com.
KidSport™
Kidsport™ provides support to children to remove financial obstacles that prevent them from playing organized sport. The mission statement of Kidsport™ Canada states “We believe that no kids should be left on the sidelines and all should be given the opportunity to experience the positive benefits of organized sports” . Applications for Kidsport™ can be obtained at the Chilliwack Parks, Recreation and Culture Department or online at www.chilliwack.com
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Chilliwack Community Sport Hero Awards Seeking Nominations Now!!! The Chilliwack Sport Hero Awards honours longstanding volunteers that have contributed countless hours to the development and delivery of sport to our community. If you know of anyone who makes a voluntary contribution either through coaching, ofďƒžciating, administration, special events or programming etc and have done so for a minimum of ten years, now is your chance to have them recognized for their dedication.
This year’s 2012 Chilliwack Community Sport Heroes are (left to right) Ron Funk, Doug Wilson Sr., Darshan Chand, Natalie Sache, Manfred Preuss, Ron Wedel, Moe Caza and Alan Nicol.
Deadline for 2013 nominations is February 1, 2013 For nomination forms contact 604-793-2904 or visit www.chilliwackactiveforlife.ca sponsors:
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