PRINCE PRIN CE RUPERT RECREATION
FALL 2014
ACTIVE LIVING & COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE
www.princerupert.ca
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1000 McBride Street • Prince Rupert, BC
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Role of the Prince Rupert Recreation Commission: • Serve in an advisory capacity to the City Council, City Manager and Director of Recreation on recreation matters • Develop future vision and policy recommendations • Maintain an interest to promote the greatest possible utilization of municipal and community recreation programs and facilities • Endeavour to secure a full and complete understanding of the city’s need and desires for recreational facilities and be sensitive to the acceptance within the community of the current program • Convey to the City Council their understanding of the community’s sentiment regarding recreation and to submit recommendations to the City Council on recreation programs, facilities, and policy • Provide hearings to groups or individuals, upon request, regarding recreation matters • Represent the city at community functions where appropriate and approved by the City Council Recreation Commission meetings are scheduled for the 4th Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm and are held at the Prince Rupert Recreation Complex. The meetings are open to the public and individuals may make a presentation to the commission on issues related to Prince Rupert’s public recreation services.
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The Registration Fair will be on September 3rd from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. We welcome everyone to come down and join us.
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The Prince Rupert Recreation Complex will be once again hosting a registration Fair. This is an opportunity for all of the community organizations to get together in one location. We already have several organizations registered; such as Prince Rupert Minor Basketball, Prince Rupert Spring Board Diving Club, Gymnastics, Figure Skating, Rupert Rock Climbers, Minor Hockey, P.R. Aboriginal Community Services Society, The Recreation Complex and many more.
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Sports & Physical Activity ..........6 Special Interest..........................7
Youth Youth Leisure Block .................10
Teen & Adult Sports & Physical Activity ........10 Rupert Rock Climbers ..............11 Fitness ...............................14, 15 Special Interest Section ...........16 Arts & Culture .........................17
Retirees Retirees ...................................18
Aquatics Special Events..........................19 Pool Schedule..........................31 Specialty Programs ..................32 Aquatic Programs ....................33 Lessons ....................................34 Other Lessons .........................35 Sales & Information ................38
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GENERAL INFORMATION
PRINCE RUPERT RECREATION COMPLEX
Register by phone: 250-624-6707 Register by fax: 250-627-8036
OFFICE HOURS 9 am to 9 pm Mon-Fri
Register by email: recreation@princerupert.ca Register by drop-in: Drop by during our office hours REGISTRATION INFORMATION Please be sure to have the following ready when registering: • Course name, date & time • Registrant’s birthdate and personal health care number • Information regarding allergies or disabilities for registrants • Cash or Cheque payable to the City of Prince Rupert or your
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All registrations are processed on a first-come, first-serve basis. Registration is required for all classes except when specified as a drop-in class. See Page 34 & 35 for Aquatic Program Registration information. The Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel any programs. If you have not received a receipt prior to the class start date, please call to confirm registration. Please read confirmation receipts carefully for information on dates, times, supplies, etc. Thank you!
CIVIC CENTRE OPEN 8:30 am to 10:00 pm Sun-Sat AQUATIC CENTRE 6:30 am to 8:15 pm Mon, Wed, Fri 6:30 am to 9:30 pm Tue & Thur 12 pm to 7:45 pm Sat & Sun
SCHEDULED CLOSURES/EVENTS October 13 November 11 December 24 December 25 December 26 December 31 January 1
- Thanksgiving - Rememberance Day - Christmas Eve (1/2 day) - Christmas Day - Boxing Day - New Years Eve (1/2 Day) - New Years Day
Annual Pool Shut Down Due to extensive repairs we will be shutdown longer than normal. We will beclosing August 3rd and tentively reopening September 21st. Please call after September 9th for further information.
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PRESCHOOL KINDERMUSIK CUDDLE AND BOUNCE Ages: Newborn to 1 yr. (With Adult)
KINDERMUSIK SING AND PLAY Ages: 1 yr. - 2 yrs (With Adult)
Ages: 2 - 3yrs (With Adult)
In this joyful first Kindermusik experience, caregivers and their newborns, infants and crawlers engage in instrument play, dance, exploration, and together time, all the while strengthening the communication and bonding that are so vital.
This program is an energetic and joyful celebration of the very young child’s growing new movement and language skills. Older babies and toddlers are beginning to walk, talk, sing, play, clap, tap, and dance!
Each week your child will love singing, dancing, playing instruments, doing active listening, and using social skills such as turntaking. We celebrate all the developing abilities of this dynamic age group.
Instructor: Larissa Goruk Judo Room Family all around me
Instructor: Larissa Goruk Little Red Caboose Sept 9 - Sept 30 Oct 7 - Oct 28
Sept 9 - Sept 30 Tues 4 $48.00 Around the House
11:15-12:15pm
10-11am
Oct 7 - Oct 28 4 $48.00 Big Red Barn
11:15 - 12:15pm
Tues Tues
10-11am
4 $48.00
Tues
4 $48.00 4 $48.00
Tues
11:15 - 12:15pm
4 $48.00
Thursday Nov 27 will substitute for Nov 11
10-11am
4 $48.00
10-11am
4 $48.00
Oct 8 - Oct 29
Wed
10-11am
4 $48.00
Nov 5 - Nov 26
Wed
10-11am
4 $48.00
Friday Nov 28 will be substituted for Nov 11 Marvellous Me
Dec 2 - Dec 18 Tues
Sept 3 - Sept 24 Wed
Colours & Shapes on the farm
Friday Nov 28 will substitute for Nov 11 Zoom! Dec 2 - Dec 18
Judo Room
Rhyme Around Town
Nov 4 - Nov 27
Rise and Shine
Instructor: Larissa Goruk Time for Lunch
10-11am
Peas & Carrots Nov 4 - Nov 27
Judo Room
Tues
Blue Bird
KINDERMUSIK WIGGLE AND GROW
Tues
11:15 - 12:15pm
4 $48.00
Final class Thursday Dec 18
Dec 3 - Dec 18
Wed
10-11am
4 $48.00
Final class on Thursday Dec 18
Final class on Thursday Dec 18
WIGGLES AND SQUIGGLES
Ages: 18 months - 4 yrs (With Adult) Enjoy an active free play gym experience with your child. Various equipment for climbing, ride’m toys, tumbling mats, parachute ball games and bouncy castle. Auditorium Instructor: Sheila Zarvie Sept 4-Sept 25
Thur
10:30-11:30am 4
$20.00
Oct 2-Oct 30
Thur
10:30-11:30am 5
$25.00
Nov 6-Nov 27
Thur
10:30-11:30am 4
$20.00
LITTLE MUDDERS X MAS WORKSHOP
Ages 18 months - 4 yrs (With Adult)
Parent and tot will make then paint their clay ornaments. Great keepsakes or gift for Grandparents. Instructor: Sheila Zaravie Nov 4-Dec 16
Tue
Pottery Room 10-11:00am
6
$30.00
No class on Nov 11
JUNGLE GYM
MOTORING MUNCHKINS
Ages 2.5 - 6 yrs
LITTLE ELVES CHRISTMAS JUNGLE GYM
Ages: 2.5 - 6 yrs
Ages 2.5 - 6 yrs
Jungle crafts and lots of active games with jungle gym set-up, trampoline, climbing equipment and more.
This class provides a safe environment for kids to learn bike riding. Scooters are welcome and Auditorium anything with pedals. You need to bring your own wheels and don’t forget your helmet! 3 $15.00
Instructor: Sheila Zarvie Sept 5-Sept 26
Fri
3:30-5:00pm
Oct 3-Oct 17
Fri
No class Sept 19 Instructor: Sheila Zarvie Sept 4-Sept 25 Thur 3:30-5:00pm 3:30-5:00pm 3 $15.00
Nov 7-Nov 28
Fri
3:30-5:00pm
No class Oct 24 Oct 2-Oct 30 Nov 6-Nov 27 4 $20.00
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Jungle gym activities with a Christmas twist, art room visit to make festive crafts will also be past of this class to keep little elves busy!
Instructor: Sheila Zarvie Auditorium Dec 5, 12, 19 Fri 3:30-5:30 pm 4 $20.00
Thur 3:30-5:00pm
5 $25.00
Thur 3:30-5:00pm
4 $20.00
Judo Room 3
$25.00
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CHILDREN - SPORTS & PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LIL’ RUGGERS
Ages: 4 - 8 yrs
A great start to your Rugby future! Join us to build on your basic starting point for your young rugby career. Instructor: James and Chrissy Witzke Audiorium Sept 7-Sept 28
Sun
3-4:00pm
3
$14.40
No class Sept 21 Oct 5-Oct 26
Sun
3-4:00pm
3
$14.40
No class Oct 19 Nov 2-Nov 30
Sun
3-4:00pm
5
$24.00
KID’S INDOOR SOCCER
Ages: 5 - 7 yrs This active and fun program engages children into a team atmosphere with tons of exercise. Instructor: TBA Back Gym
+ GST
Sept 4-Sept 25
Thu
3:30-4:30pm
4
$15.20
Oct 2-Oct 30
Thu
3:30-4:30pm
5
$19.00
Nov 6-Nov 27
Thu
3:30-4:30pm
3
$11.40
No class on Nov 20 Dec 4-Dec 18
Thu
3:30-4:30pm
3
$11.40
JUNIOR BADMINTON
TINY TOT HOCKEY
Ages: 8 - 16 yrs
Recreational and competitive badminton players welcome. No experience required, just a keen interest. Instructor: Raymond Liu
CHILDREN’S FLOOR HOCKEY: MONDAYS
Beginners
Ages: 7 - 11 yrs
Back Gym
Join our fun, fast paced, no contact games. Sticks are provided. Personal sticks must be covered with a wool sock and tape. Bring hockey pads if you have them.
Sept 2-Sept 30
Tues
6:15-7:45pm
5
$22.50
Oct 7-Oct 28
Tues
6:15-7:45pm
4
$18.00
+ GST for 16yrs
Nov 4-Nov 25
Tues
6:15-7:45pm
3
$13.50
Dec 2-Dec 18
Tues
6:15-7:45pm
3
$13.50
No class Nov 11
Instructor: Raymond Liu
Advanced
Auditorium 3:30-4:30pm
4
$15.20
Oct 6-Oct 27
Mon
3:30-4:30pm
3
$11.40
Sept 4-Sept 25
Thur
6:15-7:45pm
4
$18.00
Oct 2-Oct 16
Thur
6:15-7:45pm
3
$13.50
Mon
3:30-4:30pm
4
$15.20
Mon
3:30-4:30pm
3
$11.40
No Class Oct 13
Arena
+ GST
Sept 8-Sept 29
Mon
1:45-2:45pm
4
$14.00
Oct 6-Oct 27
Mon
1:45-2:45pm
3
$10.50
Nov 3-Nov 24
Mon
1:45-2:45pm
4
$14.00
Dec 1-Dec 15
Mon
1:45-2:45pm
3
$10.50
+ GST for 16yrs
Mon
Dec 1-Dec 15
Instructor: Jules Robinson
No class on Oct 13
Front Gym
Sept 8-Sept 29 Nov 3-Nov 24
Ages: 3 - 7 yrs Learn the basics of skating while having fun. Helpful parents are welcome to join in (all people on the ice must wear skates). Skating skills not required, but would be helpful. Gloves or mitts, a helmet and a small hockey stick are required!
Nov 6-Nov 27
Thur
6:15-7:45pm
3
$13.50
Dec 4-Dec 18
Thur
6:15-7:45pm
3
$13.50
No class Nov 20
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Office Hours: Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm www.princerupert.ca
CHILDREN ͳ SPECIAL INTEREST
RUPERT BEAR AFTERSCHOOL CHILD CARE ADVENTURES
Ages 5 - 11 yrs
This program is working towards obtaining Health Department licensing prior to September. With age appropriate activities led by an ECE qualified instructor providing a safe and fun place for children to go after school. Activities will include, but are not limited to arts and crafts, quiet/ homework time, circle time, opportunity to access all the Recreation Centres’ activities and a light snack. Program will be modified to cover noninstructional days at an additional cost. Subsidized families and children requiring support are welcome to apply pending licensing approval. As a bonus, children who are enrolled for the entire fall semester (September thru December) will be enrolled in the Christmas camp at no additional cost. Instructor: Kimberly Williams Sept 2-Oct 3
Mon- Fri
Oct 6- Oct 31
Mon- Fri
Nov 3-Nov 28
Mon- Fri
Dec 1-Dec 19
Mon- Fri
Art Room
2:45-5:30 pm
$360.00
No class Sept 1 and Sept 19 (see NID) 2:45-5:30 pm
$360.00
No class Oct 13, and Oct 24. (See NID) 2:45-5:30 pm
$360.00
No class Nov 11, and Nov 10. (See NID) 2:45-5:30 pm
MUDWORKS CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP
MUDWORKS
Ages 4 - 8 yrs
This pottery class uses imagination and your super creative minds to transform clay into works of art! Instructor: Sheila Zarvie Sept 8-Oct 27
Mon
Pottery Room 3:30-4:30pm 7
$360.00 Ends Dec 19th
RUPERT BEAR N.I.D. CAMPS
$35.00
No Class Oct 13
MAKING A SCENE
Ages 5 - 11 yrs.
Ages 5 - 12 yrs
Non Instructional Day camps are a full day of awesome fun! Arts and crafts, adventures, recreational indoor and outdoor activities. Art Room Instructor: Kimberly Williams Sept 19
Fri
9-5:30pm
1
$45.00
For those who love acting. Program content will be the same as the Unity Theatre. Theatre is an excellent way for children to express themselves in a safe environment and helps build self confidence!
Oct 24
Fri
9-5:30pm
1
$45.00
Instructor: Treena Decker
Nov 10
Mon
9-5:30pm
1
$45.00
Sept 6 - Dec 20 Sat
Judo Room 10-12:00pm
FANTASTIC PHOTOGRAPHY
No classes Sept 13, 20, and Dec 6
For those who love photography. A great initiation to the skills of a great photographer. The Activity will focus on capturing light, being creative, learning technique, and sharing our work.
Ages 9 - 13 yrs
If you have access to a small point and shoot camera please bring it.
Instructor: Sheila Zarvie
Ages 7 - 12 yrs
11 $49.50
MUDWORKS POTTERY + WHEELWORKS
Various hand-building techniques and the pottery wheel will allow your creative vision come alive to make awesome clay projects! Sept 8-Oct 27
Mon
Pottery Room 4:30-6:00pm 7
Instructor: Arianne Loranger-Saindon Lapidary Room Sept 10 -Nov 26 Wed 3:15 - 5:15pm 12 $110.00
Oceanside Sports
$35.00
No Class Oct 13
Ages 5 - 15 yrs Come make clay ornaments and Christmas keepsakes in our fun pottery class. Pottery room Instructor: Sheila Zaravie Nov 3-Dec 15
Mon
$30.00
3:30-4:30pm 6
No class Nov 10
CHRISTMAS CAMP
Ages: 5 - 10 yrs.
How many sleeps til Santa comes and needs to keep busy? Join us for Christmas activities galore, crafts, gym and ornament creations. Front Gym Instructor: Sheila Zarvie Dec 22-Dec 24
M- W
9-3:00pm
3
$45.00
Dec 24th ends at 12:00pm
RUPERT BEAR CHRISTMAS CAMPS
Come enjoy a safe and fun days of festive adventures. Catered after the childcare you’ll see a much similar outline with in the Christmas Spirit. For all those registered from September to December in our After School Child care program will be enrolled in this Christmas camp for free. Instructors: Kimberly Williams Ages 5 yrs - 8 yrs. Dec 22-31 M-W 9-5:30pm Ages 9 yrs - 12 yrs Dec 22-31
M-W
Art Room $130.00 Eagle/back gym
9-5:30pm
$130.00
Dec 24th and 31st will release at 12:00 PM Dec 25th and 26th No class.
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Come and see us throughout the year at many events including Children’s Fest, the All Native Basketball Tournament, the Literacy Fair, Seafest, Aboriginal Day, Success by 6~Children’s Day in the Park and many more… Please see what Success by 6 is doing provincially at www.successby6bc.ca Enter your photo to be in the 2015 North Coast Success by 6 calendar, more information can be found at www.northsave.com/Personal/Community/ SuccessBySix/ or call Kate Toye your regional Success by 6 coordinator at 250622-9458 or prsuccessby6@gmail.com. You can also check us out on Facebook at Success by 6 Prince Rupert. Over 90% of the brain develops by age 5. As community stake holders we are committed to working together to ensure that communities have the capacity to support families with children birth to 6 in their social, emotional, cognitive and physical development as the foundation for success in life. Through community planning, programs and services for young children and their families are enhanced. We collaborate with all community sectors to support children’s rights, raise awareness of the Early Years, and promote good health, social justice and economic benefit for children, families and communities. All of society benefits, when children reach their potential.
United Way Success By 6® Partners
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Prince Rupert Better at Home is providing: Friendly Visiting and Transportation assistance within Prince Rupert for seniors. We are also seeking volunteers to support our local seniors. If you are a senior and would like to register for services or a community member and would like to volunteer, please contact: Twyla Chamberlain, Program Coordinator 151-309 2nd Ave West Prince Rupert, BC V8J 3T1 250-622-2891 ext 28 pracss5@citywest.ca www.pracss.net
PRINCE RUPERT LIBRARY
Tales for Twos and
Story Hour at the Prince Rupert Library
October 21st - December 11th 2014 Tales for Twos is a lively program for two-year olds and their parents or caregivers. Enjoy stories, songs, rhymes and activities just right for this exciting age group! Story Hour is an hour-long program for the 3-5 year old crowd. Each week we'll explore a dierent theme through stories, songs, action rhymes and colouring activities. All programs are free of charge, but please pre-register by dropping by the Library or calling us at 250-627-1345. 250.624.6707 to Register
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YOUTH, TEEN & ADULT ‐ SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY YOUTH LEISURE BLOCK Saturdays, 8-10pm, Ages 12 + Facilities when available: Gym • Auditorium • Cinema Room • Raven Room Do you want a weekend night for Youth at Rec Center? Most activities would be free or low cost. • Enjoy a variety of sports in the gymasium • Watch for the start up of movies in the mini Cinema • Use the free WIFI. Let’s build a Facebook page for Rupert Youth • Help determine future activities for youth More volunteers needed to help build this program. Please call Kendal to assist with the Youth Leisure Block. MENS SOCCER
Ages: 16+
Come out and join us in our Mens Indoor Soccer Leagues. A great way to continue developing your fitness and endurance while maintaining your offseason skills. Open to all skill levels. Instructor: Matt Anderson Auditorium
Drop in $7.00 If space permits
Sept 2-30
T, W
8:00- 10:00 pm 8
$36.00
No session Sept 3 Oct 1-29
T, W
8:00- 10:00 pm 9
$40.50
Nov 4-26
T, W
8:00- 10:00 pm 7
$31.50
Dec 2-17
T, W
8:00- 10:00 pm 6
FRIDAY NIGHT PICK UP BASKETBALL
With casual time becoming a thing of the past be sure to get your floor time. Sign up for our pick up leagues and mix it up every Friday for some great fun and exercise.
No session Nov 11 FRIDAY NIGHTS $27.00 YOUTH 14 17 YRS No class Dec 14
FIRST TIMERS HOCKEY LEAGUE SCRIMMAGE
Ages: 16+ A great way for new players to get comfortable on the ice. Fun time playing pond hockey , no contact. Great time with friends in a friendly game. Must be first time playing organized hockey and not part of a league. GOALIES FREE FOR FRIDAY SCRIMMAGES Arena Sept 13-Dec 20 Sat 7:30-8:45pm 15 $120.00 Ice times after the Rampage nights will start at approximative 11pm- 12am . Dates of Rampage games Oct 4, 18, Nov 1, Dec 6.
SKILLS AND DRILLS
BACK GYM 7- 10:00PM
Coupled with the practice play this program will assist your skill development, skating, stick handling, shooting, passing, positional play and rules of the game. Instructor: Sherri Pringle and Brett Stava Arena
DROP IN $7.00
Sept 8- Oct 27
Mon
6:30-7:30am
8
$32.00
Nov 3-Dec 15
Mon
6:30-7:30am
7
$28.00
Sept 5-Sept 26
$20.00
Auditorium
$12.00
Oct 3- Nov 7
$20.00
Sept 8-Oct 27
$9.00
Nov 28 - Dec 19
DROP IN $5.00
Drop in is permitted only if space is available.
MEN’S FLOOR HOCKEY
16+
Join us for Thursday night shuffle up, on the floor the teams are picked at random. This is great exercise in a fast pace run. You would never think it was only a practice. Instructor: TBA DROP IN PRACTICE Drop in price: $7.00 Thur
8:45-10:30pm
4
$18.00
Sept 7-Sept 28
Sun
8-11:00pm
4
$18.00
Oct 2-Oct 23
Thur
8:45-10:30pm
4
$18.00
Nov 6-Nov 27
Thur
8:45-10:30pm
4
$18.00
Dec 4-18
Thur
8:45-10:30pm
3
$13.50
GOALIES DROP IN FOR FREE
Mon
7:30-9:00pm
7
$28.00
Come on out for fun & exercise! Always a great group of supporting ladies to challenge your skills. From beginners to veterans this group mixes it up every session to keep you coming back. Facilitator: Brittanne O’Connor Auditorium Sept 4-Sept 25
Thu 7 - 8:30pm
4
$16.00
Oct 2-Oct 23
Thu 7 - 8:30pm
4
$16.00
Nov 6-Nov 27
Thu 7 - 8:30pm
4
$16.00
Dec 4- Dec 18
Thu 7 - 8:30pm
3
$12.00
EVENING BADMINTON
Ages: 15+
Bring a friend or friends and have a great workout. Bring your running shoes and racquets. Gymnasium
8-11:00pm
$28.00
Ages: 16+
This spirited game is played with a high intensity
21 $50.00
No games on Dec 21, 28. and Feb 8
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Nov 3-Dec 15
Instructor: Raymond Liu
Sun
7
No class Oct 13
LEAGUE
Oct 5 - Mar 15
7:30-9:00pm
LADIES INDOOR SOCCER
No sessions Oct 24, 31, and Dec 5
Sept 4-Sept 25
Mon
$15.00 DROP IN $7.00
game style with four teams battling through 15 No Class on Oct 13th regular season games. Sign up for all 3 First Timer Hockey Programs for Only To make it to 2 rounds of best of 3 play off $150.00. Be sure to pick up your practice program online rounds. The Zoo Keepers young blood look to when you register. keep the playoff title.
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Come on out for fun & exercise! Each player must provide their own shin pads, gloves and a superblade hockey stick. 20 players is the maximum for the winter season so sign up quickly! Facilitator: Angie McGovern
$12.00
Auditorium
Ages: 14+
ADULT 18+ FRONT GYM 7 - 10:00PM
WOMEN’S BALL HOCKEY
Ages: 17+
Sept 3-Sept 28
W/Su
7:30-10:30pm 8
Oct 1-Oct 29
W/Su
7:30-10:30pm 9
$28.80 $32.40
Nov 2-Nov 30
W/Su
7:30-10:30pm 8
$28.80
Dec 3-Dec 21
W/Su
7:30-10:30pm 4
No class Nov 19 $14.40
No class Dec 14
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YOUTH, TEEN & ADULT ‐ SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
RUPERT ROCK CLIMBERS
Indoor climbing is a fast growing sport around the world. Initially developed as a way for rock climbers to continue training their skills in the offseason, indoor climbing has become a sport in itself. Rupert Rock Climbers is dedicated to pursuing all forms of rock climbing indoor and out. If you’re preparing for your next big-wall or just want to give it a try come out for an open wall time or learn to belay in an Intro to Climbing class. Climbing is a fantastic mental and physical challenge for all ages. More Info at: Facebook: Devil’s Crag Climbing Wall Email: rupertrockclimbers@gmail.com
OPEN WALL
Introduction to Climbing
Whether you’re training for your next alpine ascent or just want to try it out, we’ve got routes for the beginner and advanced climbers.
This introductory course teaches the skills needed to climb and belay safely in an indoor climbing environment. Participants will learn about the gear and techniques to safely top-rope climb including harnesses, ropes, tie-in knots and the belaying procedures needed to take the belay test. Basic climbing movement technique will also be covered.
Come join us for some vertical adventures. Indoor climbing is a great way to get fit and stay active.
(Belayers are not provided. Waivers must be signed by all climbers, or by a parent or guardian if under 18) Sept 4-29 M/Th 6:00-9:00pm 8 $30.00 Oct 2-20 M/Th 6:00-9:00pm 6 $22.50 Nov 3-27 M/Th 6:00-9:00pm 8 $30.00 Dec 1-22 M/Th 6:00-9:00pm 7 $26.25 Drop-ins: $7/Session Adults, $5/Session 8-15yrs No Classes: October 13 & Nov 20, 2014 Open sessions will be supervised by qualified department volunteers from the Rupert Rock Climbers.
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Ages 16+ (13yrs+ if signing with a parent or guardian)
Climbing is a partner based activity and signing up as a group is encouraged. Climbers will need clean indoor shoes, other equipment is provided. Waivers are required and must be signed by parent or guardian if under 18.
Instructor: Benjamin Punnett Sept 21 Nov 2
Sun Sun
10:00-12:30pm 10:00-12:30pm
1 $25.00 1 $25.00
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North Coast Immigrant & Multicultural Services Society 208 First Avenue East, P.R. V8J-4M8 • Email: ncimsspr@gmail.com Phone: 250-624-6986 • Work 250-622-2915 • Fax 250-627-4397
NORTH COAST IMMIGRANT & MULTICULTURAL SERVICES SOCIETY Welcome Immigrants and Visible Minorities NCIMSS
Our Purpose
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What NCIMSS offers
To Partner with regional/community • groups to promote understanding and unity To provide settlement resources and services for newcomers • To promote cultural diversity To provide language development to aid with intercultural knowledge and government with respect to • ethno-cultural groups in the community To assist in the coordination and delivery of multicultural events
NCIMSS provides immigrant and visible minorities in Prince Rupert a place where you can have a coffee, ask question and gather information Drop in to see us and we can help you connect with agencies, services and resources who can help you meet your goals Get involved and become a member and you’ll have an opportunity to present your culture and contribute to community diversity.
We welcome your participation and suggestions • • • • • •
Newcomer’s Guide B.C. Health Guide Healthy Eating for seniors ESL Learning Material Work BC & Skills Connect Resources Canadian Newcomers Magazine
PRINCE RUPERT MINOR BASKETBALL BOYS AND GIRLS IN GRADES 3 TO 10 2014 SEASON COST: $60.00
Register at the Jim Ciccone Civic Centre
5pm to 8pm Wednesday, September 3 11am-2pm Saturday, September 6 6pm-8pm Monday, September 8 The league is set to start as early as Sept 15.
Auditorium Raven Room Raven Room
Any question call Gerard @ 250-627-4280
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PRINCE RUPERT SENIORS’ CENTRE ASSOCIATION
21 Grenville Court 250- 627-1900 seniorsc@citytel.net ‘”We are located next to Northwest Community College off 6th Street”
Hours: 11am to 3pm Monday thru Friday Activities: Bingos twice a week, darts, 3-D embroidery, tole painting, floor curling, carpet bowl-
ing, dominoes, line dancing, drop in cards once a week and twice weekly scheduled whist and crib. We have wireless and a computer lounge with four on-line computers. Lessons available.
Lunch service 11:30am – 1:00pm *Foot care every six weeks. Membership: $10.00 yearly (45 years of age and up). **In addition to our weekly schedule we offer pancake breakfasts the 1st Sunday of each month, October thru May-Everyone Welcome. ( Also available: puzzles, lending library, seniors’ housing applications and information on government programs for seniors). ***Coming this Fall: Oct 18 Garage Sale Nov 08 Tea & Bazaar Dec 16 Christmas Open House/Potluck (tentative) The P.R.S.C.A. would like to thank Maher Terminals of Canada Corp. for generously sponsoring this page.
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TEEN & ADULT FITNESS
AQUAFIT SHALLOW END
FITNESS ORIENTATION - Weight Area Group Orientation A one hour long session with a group of up to 5 people. Our personal trainer will walk you through the gym and explain how to use the equipment safely and effectively, teaching proper body mechanics as well as how to properly care for the equipment. This one hour session will enable you to be confident in the gym. Instructor Kristen Beintema-Barre Minimum 3 people, Maximum 5
A 45-minute, shallow water class encourages self-pacing and offers modifications for all levels of fitness, with an emphasis on functional fitness. Definitely challenging! EMAC
Drop-in Only
Regular Admission Fees Apply. See page Sept 29- Dec 19 M, W, F 9:05-9:50am Sept 30-Dec 18 T, Th 6:05-6:55 No Classes: Oct 13, Nov 11
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Sun
9-10:00am
1
$15.00/person
Oct 12
Sun
9-10:00am
1
$15.00/person
Nov 9
Sun
9-10:00am
1
$15.00/person
Sun
9-10:00am
1
NUTRITION WORKSHOP Eating Right To Keep Fit!
$15.00/person
Instructor Kristen Beintema-Barre
By Appointment only.
NOV 9 $30 per 30 Min
Drop-in Only
Regular Admission Fees Apply. See page 33
AQUAFIT SUNDAY FIT
Confused about nutrition? Sign up for a nutrition workshop with personal trainer Kristen BeintamaPrivate Orientation Barre. We will discuss common misconceptions If you are not comfortable in a group setting, this and diet myths, and uncover the truth about fats orientation is for you. Our Personal trainer will walk and carbs. We will learn the relationship between you through the gym and explain how to use the food and your metabolism, as well as learn equipment safely and effectively, teaching proper macro-nutrients and how our body uses them. body mechanics as well as how to properly care for Eagle Room the equipment. This half session will enable you to Instructor Kristen Beintema-Barre be confident in a gym setting. Oct 12 Sun 10:30-11:30 am 1 $15.00/person DEC 14
EMAC
Sept 29- Dec 19 M, W, F 6:05-6:50 pm No Classes: Oct 13, Oct 24, Oct 31
Weight Area
Sept 28
AQUAFIT DEEP WATER
A 45-minute non-weight bearing workout for all fitness levels. Cues are given to increase or decrease intensity. Swimming skill is not necessary as a flotation belt is worn. Core muscles are constantly challenged and engaged for the body to remain vertical.
Sun
10:30-11:30 am 1
$15.00/person
A 45-minute, shallow water class encourages self-pacing and offers modifications for all levels of fitness, with an emphasis on functional fitness. Definitely challenging! EMAC
Registration Only
Sept 28-Dec 14 Sun 4:05-4:50pm No Classes: No Classes Oct 12, 26
10 $34.00
AQUAFIT YOGA FIT
A 45-minute, shallow water class encourages self-pacing and offers modifications for all levels of fitness, with an emphasis on functional fitness. Definitely challenging! EMAC Nov 1 - Dec 14
Registration Only Sat
4:05-4:50pm
7
23.80
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TEEN & ADULT ͳ FITNESS TAI BOOT
This is a higher energy intensity class. We will switch between Taibo style (punch/kick) & traditional Boot Camp style (mountain climbers/ burpees/jacks etc...) The class ends with extra strength work concentrating on our core. All fitness levels welcome, options will be given for all. Instructor: Barb Long
Auditorium Morning
Sept 9-Sept 30
Tues
9-10:00am
4
$24.00
Oct 7- Oct 28
Tues
9-10:00am
4
$24.00
Nov 4-Nov 25
Tues
9-10:00am
3
$18.00
No class Nov 11 Dec 2-Dec 16
Tues
9-10:00am
3
$18.00
CIRCUIT WORK
Nov 3- Nov 26
Each participant has their own Circuit Station; we Evening will work in a “circuit style” switching between cardio & strength. This is a great time effective Mon,Wed 5:30-6:30pm 8 $48.00 workout targeting all areas we need to remain Mon,Wed 5:30-6:30pm 7 $42.00 No class Oct 13 healthy! This class is perfect for all fitness levels Auditorium Instructor: Barb Long Mon,Wed 5:30-6:30pm 8 $48.00
Dec 1-Dec 17
Mon,Wed 5:30-6:30pm 6
Sept 8-Oct 1 Oct 6-Oct 29
$36.00
HATHA YOGA This class provides the benefits of stretching, strength, core work and relaxation. Basic yoga passes/flows with added bonus of muscle toning and strength building. Bring a yoga mat and water. Get ready to work your body, mind and spirit!
Sept 5-Sept 26 Fri
9-10:00am
Oct 3-Oct 24
Fri
9-10:00am
Nov 7-Nov 28
Fri
9-10:00am
Dec 5-Dec 19
Fri
9-10:00am
3
$18.00
3
$18.00
TAI CHI 24 STYLE
Ages 15+
A beginners class for Tai Chi using the 24 style types of Tai Chi making it a lot easier to learn the moves, designed to increase your sense of coordination, balance and overall body awareness Mon/Wed 7:30-8:30pm 7 $42.00 Auditorium Instructor : Raymond & Steven Liu No class Oct 13
Nov 3-Nov 26
Mon/Wed 7:30-8:30pm 7
$42.00
No Drop-in
Dec 1- Dec 14
Mon/Wed 7:30-8:30pm 6
$36.00
Sept 5-Sept 19
Fri
7-8:00pm
3
$18.00
Oct 3-Oct 17
Fri
7-8:00pm
3
$18.00
Nov 21-Dec 19
Fri
7-8:00pm
5
$30.00
MUSCLE BLAST
This class is a full body strengthening class with emphasis on the core. Incorporating resistance equipment such as bands, weights, resistance ball, bosu ball to get the most out of your workout. All fitness levels welcome. Instructor: Barb Long Sept 8-Oct 2 Mon,Thu 9-10:00am
8
Oct 6-Oct 30
8
Mon,Thu 9-10:00am
+GST
This 12 week program will encourage individuals to develop healthy and safely build endurance Auditorium through walking while using Nordic Poles. This $48.00 instructional program will progress you from $48.00 learning to doing the Full Nordic Walk. Sept 8-Dec 3
Nov 3-Nov 25
Mon,Thu 9-10:00am
8
$48.00
Dec 2-Dec 16
Mon,Thu 9-10:00am
4
$24.00
Mon,Wed
+GST
1-2:30pm
1
$10.00 $10.00
Sept 14
Sun
1-2:30pm
1
Sept 21
Sun
1-2:30pm
1
$10.00
Sept 28
Sun
1-2:30pm
1
$10.00
**A special offer of $25.00 for all four from the start!**
PILATES PLUS This class combines pilates mat exercise with traditional resistance training utilizing Weighted Balls & Resistance Tubing. This class is guaranteed to challenge your core muscles. Pilates is based on a constantly engaged core to improve your posture & strength ... join me to feel better, stronger & stand taller. Instructor: Barb Long
Ages 14 +
Instructor: Karlene Lindsay
No Drop-in
****Please bring your yoga mat****
NORDIC POLE WALKING CLUB
No class Oct 13
This class is open to beginners & intermediate cyclists. We will start with a 15km easy ride (approximately 1 hour) and progress from there. A helmet is a MUST. Please ensure you have a well maintained bike. Rain or shine, we ride! Also remember to bring water.
No class Sept 19 Instructor: Dave Weir 4 $24.00 CIVIC PARKING LOT 4 $24.00 Sept 7 Sun
Instructor: Karen Cruz Judo room Sept 8-Oct 1 Mon/Wed 7:30-8:30pm 8 $48.00 Oct 6-Oct 29
INTRODUCTION TO CYCLING
Ages 16 +
Auditorium
Sept 11-Oct 2 Tu,Thu
5:30-6:30 pm
7
$42.00
Oct 7-Oct 30
Tu,Thu
5:30-6:30 pm
8
$48.00
Nov 4-Nov 27 Tu,Thu
5:30-6:30 pm
7
$42.00
No class Nov 11
Dec 2-Dec 23
Tu,Thu
5:30-6:30 pm
7
$42.00
Parking lot 5:15- 6:15pm
$144.00
No class on Oct 13, 27, and 29
Active Living Starts With
One Step 700 - 3rd Ave West Prince Rupert
250-624-5060 250.624.6707 to Register
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TEEN ADULT SPECIAL INTEREST SECTION
CONSERVATION OUTDOOR RECREATION EDUCATION
SAFE SPORT EVENING OF WORKSHOPS
With Kevin Phillips – Certified Athletic Therapist and Strength and Conditioning Specialist
Ages: 14yrs and up
The Conservation Outdoor Recreation Education (CORE) program is designed for individuals wishing to obtain their first B.C. resident hunting licence. It is offered through a partnership agreement with the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations and the British Columbia Wildlife Federation (BCWF).
Eagle Room Concussion Management The Concussion Management Workshop shares the latest medical and scientific information about brain injury, sport risk factors, prevention techniques, and concussion management guidelines. Also, the grey area surrounding return-to-play decisions is also explored, providing ample time for specific questions from the audience. 2.0
BCRPA Continuing Education Credits
2.0
PD/A2 CMTBC Continuing Education Credits
Sept 12
Fri
6-7:30pm
1
The program is useful for anyone interested in SportSmart Workshop outdoor recreation, wildlife and firearms safety. The successful completion of the program is The SportSmart Workshop offers introductory education on sport safety and athlete performance. required for B.C. residents at age 18 or over who This course is designed to help parents, coaches and managers understand how they can be key wish to obtain a B.C. resident hunter number card, players in preventing injuries and facilitating the development of their children as athletes. and a first B.C. resident hunting licence. 1.5 BCRPA Continuing Education Credits Instructor: Mike Trim 2.0
Eagle Room Sept 3-9
T, W, Th, F Sa, Su
Oct 27-Nov 7
M-Fr
7-10pm 9-3:30pm
3 2
$160
9
$160
Final Exam: Sept 9 No Class Oct 31
7-10pm
Final Exam: Nov 7
PD/A2 CMTBC Continuing Education Credits Fri
8-9pm
1
To Register visit: www.sportmedbc.comand select Programs Workshop cost: $15.00. Registrants can attend both or either workshops for one price. Remember to Register for both in Prince Rupert
ATHLETIC TAPING COURSE
With Kevin Phillips – Certified Athletic Therapist and Strength and Conditioning Specialist
BABYSITTERS COURSE
You’re an adolescent of 11 years old or older and you’ve decided to become a babysitter; are you prepared for this important responsibility? For example, do you know how to: • Feed a baby or change a diaper? • Prepare a simple meal? • Play games with children of all ages? • Prevent injuries and keep children safe? • Handle an emergency if one happens. Instructor EAGLE ROOM Krysta O Sept 19 Fri 9-5:00pm 1 $70.00 Alexis M Oct 3 Fri 9-5:00pm 1 $70.00 Alexis M
Oct 24
Fri
9-5:00pm 1
$70.00
Krysta O
NOV 10
Mon 9-5:00pm 1
$70.00
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Sept 12
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This eight-hour course covers many of the taping techniques used in a sport setting through a combination of lecture and practical sessions. The course is designed as an introduction to taping. Safety considerations relating to taping as well as the theory of athletic taping will be covered. The taping techniques covered in the course include regional techniques for the ankle, foot, knee, elbow, wrist, thumb and finger. Procedures for injury prevention, minimizing the chance of further damage when injury occurs and for aiding the healing process are also discussed. A certificate of completion will be issued. Instructor: Kevin Phillips Sept 13
Sat
Eagle Room 9-5:30pm
1
$130.00
To Register visit: www.sportmedbc.com and select Programs Prices includes all supplies
Looking for a Workplace Emergency First Aid (OFA 1), Standard First Aid or Marine Basic First Aid? Call Kendal Shepard for possible dates and times.
www.princerupert.ca
TEEN & ADULT - ARTS & CULTURE
FABRIC ARTS MEMBERSHIP
POTTERY CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Two large rooms to meet your fabric arts needs. Rooms contain, washer, dryer, microwave, iron, sewing machine, sinks and drying lines. All participants who are familiar with the Fabric Art Room at the Civic Centre are welcome to join the fabric club. The expectation is that each person be self-directed. Use of this space is for recreational purposes. Participation in occasional evening member meeting, 1 hour in length, may be required.
We have studio space that we want you to enjoy. Our Pottery Studio is open for experienced adults who are familiar with the Civic Centre pottery room. This will ensure that members know their way around the studio. Instruction is not part of this club. The expectation is that each person be self-directed. Use of this space is for recreational purposes. Participation in occasional evening meeting, 1 hour in length, may be required.
Members will: Sign in at the front office each time they attend. Club members are expected to purchase their own dyes, chemicals & fabric.
Members will: Sign in at the front office each time they attend. Members must purchase their own tools and supplies. Kiln firing is $40.00, bisque firing and $50.00 for glaze firing.
Please pay at the front office and sign the user agreement
Please pay at the front office and sign the user agreement.
Closed on Stat holidays. Availability during operational hours vary due to programs.
Closed on Stat holidays. Availability during operational hours vary due to programs. Pottery room
Lapidary room Sept 3 - Sept 30
$15.00
Sept 3 - Sept 30
$15.00
Oct 1 - Oct 30
$15.00
Oct 1 - Oct 31
$15.00
Nov 1 - Nov 30
$15.00
Nov 1 - Nov 30
$15.00
Dec 1 - Dec 30
$15.00
Dec 1 - Dec 30
$15.00
PRINCE RUPERT RENSHIKAN KARATE CLUB 2014 2015 REGISTRATION
Studying traditional Shito-ryu karate for its physical and mental benefits, as well as its self-defense value. Classes begin September 8th at the Fisherman's Hall. Junior classes for those 8 to 15 years of age run every Monday and Thursday evening from 6 - 7pm. Adult classes for those 16 and older run every Monday and Thursday from 7 - 8:30pm. Fees: Juniors (8 -15 yrs.) : $90 for 3 months plus $70 for annual association fees. Adults (16 yrs. and older): $140 for 3 months plus $90 annual association fees. For more information please contact Wade at 250-624-9851 or kokoro@citytel.net. You can view our website at www.princerupertkarate.wordpress.com
250.624.6707 to Register
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Prince Rupert Special Events Society PO Box 306 • 424-3rd Ave., W. • Prince Rupert, BC V8J 3P9 (250) 624-9118 • Fax: (250) 624-9218 prspecialevents@citytel.net www.prspecialevents.com
PRINCE RUPERT’S COMMUNITY FESTIVALS 2015 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
WINTERFEST CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL SEAFEST CANADA DAY WINTERFEST
- 19th Annual: December 5 & 6, 2014 - 24th Annual: Saturday March 7, 2015 - 37th Annual: June 12-14, 2015 Wednesday, July 1, 2015 - 20th Annual: December 4 & 5, 2015
Prince Rupert Special Events Society is a non-profit organization and volunteers coordinate all festivals.
Join the planning committees! Everyone is welcome to meetings held the 3rd Tuesday of every month at the Special Events office. Please check out our website www.prspecialevents.com for information for your sponsorship and event planning ideas!
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RETIREES NIFTY FIFTIES WALKING & EXERCISE CLUB
Ages: 50 yrs+
Walking made fun & easy! Come get some exercise in a pleasant safe atmosphere lots of laughs and music to walk by. Everyone walks at their own pace, we also offer some simple group exercises and stretches. Newcomers are always welcome. Come on down and bring a friend. Instructor: Elaine Lohnes Gym No Drop-in Sept 2-Sept 30 Oct 2-Oct 30 Nov 4-Nov 18
Tu,Th Tu,Th Tu,Th
10-11:00am 10-11:00am 10-11:00am
9 9 7
Dec 2-Dec 18
Tu,Th
10-11:00am
6
$11.25 $11.25 $8.75 No class on Nov 11 $7.50
CARPET BOWLING
For Adults / Seniors
Come with a friend, or join us and meet new ones. Experienced players and newcomers are welcome. Tea and coffee available. Come prepared for exercise and fun. Gym Sept 2-Oct 2 T/TH 1:00-3:00pm 10 $25.00 Oct 7-Oct 30 T/TH 1:00-3:00pm 8 $20.00 Nov 4-Nov 27 Dec 2-Dec 23
T/TH
1:00-3:00pm
T/TH
No class on Nov 11 1:00-3:00pm 7 $17.50
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$17.50
AQUAFIT Regardless of your fitness level, you can get a great workout in the water. Your instructor will offer plenty of modifications to increase or decrease the difficulty of the moves, and you’re always free to go at your own pace. Using a flotation belt will help you stay afloat, or you can go without to really keep your heart pumping throughout the class. Check out page 14 for more details and days and times.
If you are 55+ you can join the fun next year (2015) when the games will be in North Vancouver.
The events are: Archery* Cycling Horseshoes Swimming* Table Tennis Badminton Darts Ice Curling Tennis Bocce Dragon Boat* Ice Hockey Track and Field Bridge, Duplicate Equestrian Lawn Bowling Whist* Bridge, Social Five Pin Bowling Pickleball Carpet Bowling* Floor Curling* SloͲPitch Cribbage* Golf* Soccer * Rupert has people participating in these events this year at the Langley Games and our Zone has participants in 17 events.
Zone 10 encompasses Prince Rupert, Terrace, Kitimat, Haida Gwaii and the Nass Valley
Local Contacts:
Dawn Quast dquast@citywest.ca (250Ͳ624Ͳ6450) Andrea Anderson tugboatanderson@hotmail.com (250Ͳ624Ͳ9066)
COME AND HAVE SOME FUN – MEET NEW PEOPLE. You don’t have to be an expert. The Games were established in 1988 to encourage BC’s 55+ population to stay healthy and active. Check out the website at www.bcseniorsgames.org for further information.
250.624.6707 to Register
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Buy Monthly - Save Daily! Ride the bus and get a tax credit with your monthly pass. Passes available at the following locations: Prince Rupert Transit
• Prince Rupert Civic Centre • Prince Rupert City Hall • Earl Mah Aquatic Centre • Northwest Community College (Student/Semester Passes only) Port Edward Transit
• Port Edward District office
4058-2
• Port Edward Tempo Gas Bar
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www.bctransit.com info line: 250.624.9000
City of Prince Rupert District of Port Edwards
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RUPERT RECREATION WANTS YOU TO BE OUR PARTNER BUSINESSES GET YOUR MESSAGE INTO EVERY HOME
Advertise in the Prince Rupert Active Living And Community Resource Guide Did you know – • The Guide is full of recreation and community organization activity, events and contacts for our community. • There are 6,000 guides delivered to nearly 6,000 homes, apartments and businesses in Prince Rupert and Port Edward 4 times per year seasonally • The entire guide including your ad is also posted online at the City of Prince Rupert’s website (www.princerupert.ca) • The guide is a publication for all ages • Your neighbours will look for the Community Activity Resource Guide each season and tend to keep it in their home for an average of three months until the next season’s guide is delivered.
EXPANDING OUR PROGRAMS Instructors are needed to increase our range of program services this fall for sports & fitness, crafts, arts, cooking, dance, music, language, wellness and outdoor activities for all ages. If you have the skills to teach a program call Brent at 250-624-6707.
PARTNERING TO PROVIDE BETTER SERVICE
Recently we have entered into a partnership with Community Futures and the Chamber of Commerce. The Community Announcements that many of you regularly receive via email with be amalgamated with Rupert Reigns events website this fall. This partnership will provide all community residents with a single location to find out about upcoming events in Prince Rupert. Go to www.rupertreigns.com
250.624.6707 to Register
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RENTALS MEETINGS • CONFERENCES • WORKSHOPS TRADE SHOWS • MEMORIALS • CONCERTS • PARTIES • DANCES • WEDDINGS
Book your next event at the Recreation Complex • 250-624-6707 All fees listed below are the minimum charge for the facility rental. Additional fees and charges will apply depending on the number of participants and any other criteria you may of asked for. Pool Viewing Area Pool Rental - Tot Pool (1-35) Pool Rental - Shared (1 - 40) Pool Rental - Full Main (1 - 99) Pool Rental - Facility (1 - 350)
$14.78 $77.00 $77.00 $162.75 $213.50
Main Court Entire Gym Arena - Ice In Arena - Dry (off season only) Climbing Wall
$37.42 $52.47 $128.51 $26.23 Call us
Judo, Raven, Fabric Arts Rooms Cinema - Party Rental Lower Kitchen Auditorium Half Gym
$14.78 $52.74 $14.11 $26.23 $26.23
BIRTHDAY PARTY IDEAS CLIMBING WALL PARTY
POOL PARTIES
Hang out on our climbing wall!
• • • •
Rent the pool for your party!
Must book 7-10 days in advance Children need to be about 10 years old to fit a climbing harness. Participants must have waivers filled out prior to the party. Maximum participants 12 per party.
AUDITORIUM PARTY
In our Auditorium we can provide floor hockey sticks and balls or you can bring your own toys. The kids will have lots of room to play. On our stage we can set up tables and chairs for your birthday party snacks.
CINEMA PARTY
Rent the Cinema; It seats 60, Features a 16-foot-wide screen, surround sound and DVD projection system. Bring snacks and watch your favorite movie!
Call us to learn about the various options available.
Did you know we have various lifeguard-led activities? Noodle Wars, Underwater Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Races / Relays, Water-polo and several inner tube games. For more detailed information on the Lifeguard-led activities contact Kendal @ 250-624-6707 or drop by the Aquatic Centre.
Cook’s Jewellers
Your Hometown Jeweller With National Buying Power
3rd Ave West, Prince Rupert (250) 624-5231 • Complimentary 1-888-738-2211
A PROUD SUPPORTER OF LOCAL SPORTS TEAMS & ATHLETICS
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1st Annual “Junk in the Trunk” SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4TH, 2014
‘A drive-in garage sale at the Civic Centre parking lot’ • Vendors load up their car with items for sale and park in a stall. • Buyers get to walk among the parked cars and shop! • All proceeds from the stall rentals go towards the Prince Rupert Recreation Youth programs. Vendors: 100+ Stalls • $15.00 per stall • Set-up starts at 8:00 am • Sell items from the trunk of your car
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ARENA ARENA SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 2 - DECEMBER 20, 2014 *PLEASE
EVENT
SUNDAY
ADULT SHIFT HOCKEY
SEE BELOW FOR A LIST OF DAYS THE ICE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR USE.*
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
8:45- 10:00AM 12:00 - 1:15PM
8:45 -10:00AM
8:45 - 10:00AM 12:00 - 1:15PM
8:45-10:00AM
8:45 - 10:00AM 12:00 -1:15PM
SATURDAY
Discount Skate: DISCOUNT SKATE
PUBLIC SKATE
Children: $1.00 Adults: $2.00 Families: $5.00
3:15-4:30PM
11:45AM -1:00PM 10:30 -11:45AM
11:45AM- 1:00PM
6:15-7:30PM
*NO PUBLIC SKATE: OCTOBER 19 & DECEMBER 7 LAST DAY OF ICE: MARCH 31, 2015
Arena Rentals During Christmas Holidays December 22, 2014 to January 3, 2015 • • • • • •
Plan a company or club skating party over the holidays! Put on a skating session for your family or neighbourhood. Teachers—book the ice for a class skating party & also “just for the teachers” fun night. Don’t know what to give to your friends for Christmas. Give them the gift of fun! Rent the ice and invite them to your own personal skating session. Put the New Year on ice with a skating party for your friends or your organization. It will never be cheaper than our low prices over the Christmas holidays to rent the ice. Call 250-624-6707 by November 10th to guarantee getting the best times. Remember that date before November 11th or call today.
Helmet With Face Mask Elbow Pads
Only The Best
Gloves Jock/Jill Shin Pads Skates Stick
Protecting your MVP’s...
Most Valuable Players
250.624.6707 to Register
125 1st Ave. W. Prince Rupert, BC 250-624-2568 • 1-800-667-6770 Email: farwestsports@citytel.net Visit us online: www.farwestsports.ca
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PRINCE RUPERT MINOR HOCKEY
Prince Rupert Minor Hockey players enjoyed spending the day with TREVOR LINDEN. Registration has already begun for the 2014/15 Hockey Season. Visit our NEW website at prmha.com to register online with Paypal or at Rupert Cleaners. Funding Assistance is available. BENEFITS OF PLAYING HOCKEY: physical activity, loads of fun, comradery, team sport, dedication, sportsmanship, affordable, lifelong friendships, good communication skills and be part of the greatest game on earth! T: 250.627.4070
www.prmha.com
E: registrar@prmha.com
Prince Rupert Racquet Association 525 9th Ave West • Telephone: 250-627-1446 • Cell: 250-600-3761 Want to play some wally ball, racquet ball or squash? Then the Prince Rupert Racquet Centre is the place to go. We also have a licenced meeting room for your parties and meetings for up to 80 people. Have a meeting or party, then play a game. Give us a call today for more details. • • • • • •
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Memberships available. Drop in accepted 2 squash courts Wally ball court Racquet ball court Free coaching and equipment available
Info line: 250.624.9000
www.princerupert.ca
Rupert Rampage 2014/15 Home Game Schedule
PUCK DROPS @ Sat. Oct. 4/14 Sat. Oct 18/14 Sun.Oct 19/14 Sat. Nov. 1/14 Sat. Dec. 6/14 Sun. Dec. 7/14 Sat. Jan. 3/15 Fri. Jan. 16/15
Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs
Kitimat Ice Demons Williams Lake Stampeders Quesnel Kangaroos Kitimat Ice Demons Smithers Steelheads Smithers Steelheads Terrace River Kings Terrace River Kings
8:00 pm 8:00 pm 1:00 pm 8:00 pm 8:00 pm 1:00 pm 8:00 pm 8:00 pm
LOCATIONS TO PURCHASE TICKETS ARE: Earl Mah Aquatic Centre Northern Savings Credit Union Farwest Sports Oceanside Sports Stuck On Designs Ticket Prices: $10.00 Adult • $5.00 Child For more information please go to: www.rupertrampage.com 250.624.6707 to Register
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Learn to
Skate with
a pair of skates
is all it takes
teaching
CANADIANS to skate since 1887
Skate Canada’s national learn-to-Skate program for those who want to Figure Skate, Play Hockey or just know how to skate! For information please email prskating@hotmail.ca REGISTRATION WILL BE ON-GOING THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER FOR PROGRAMS STARTING IN SEPTEMBER.
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Info line: 250.624.9000
CONTACT US FOR DETAILS!!
www.princerupert.ca
AQUATIC CENTRE SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 28TH TO DECEMBER 20TH
Everyone Welcome Oonie Swim Limited Use
Monday 6:30-9am 11am-1pm 2-3pm 7-8:30pm 7pm-8:30pm 9-11am 3-7:00pm
16 & Over Weight Area Only
Tuesday 6:30am-3pm 7-8:30pm
9-11am 3-7:00pm 8:30-10pm
Wednesday 6:30am-9am 11am-1pm 2-3pm 7-8:30pm 9-11am 3-7:00pm
Thursday 6:30am-3pm 7-8:30pm
9-11am 3-7:00pm 8:30-10pm
Friday 6:30-9am 10am-1pm 2-3pm 7-8:30pm
Saturday
Sunday
1:30-4pm 6-8pm
1:30-4pm 6-8pm
4-6pm
4-6pm
10am-12pm
10am-12pm
Sunday
9-10am 3-7:00pm
AQUAFIT SCHEDULE Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Shallow Water
9:05-9:50am
6:05-6:50pm
9:05-9:50am
6:05-6:50pm
9:05-9:50am
4:05-4:50pm
Deep Water
6:05-6:50pm
6:05-6:50pm
6:05-6:50pm
4:05-4:50
All pool times are subject to cancellation or change with limited or no notice due to equipment, biological mishaps, or staffing challenges. Some rental times only have limited space available. Please call for further information.
LOOKING TO HAVE A PARTY ON THE ICE OR IN THE WATER? CALL US Ν 250ͳ624ͳ6707 PUBLIC SWIM
LIMITED USE
Both pools will be open, diving board & rope swing will be available. Sauna & hot tub always open. The main pool will have a min. of 1 lane open for lap swimming
Some facilities will be open, but may be shared with Children Under 7 years attending a public or organized instructional programs. Rope swing & family swim, must be accompanied by a Caregiver diving board may not operate during these times. (defined as a responsible person 16 years of age or older). For every 3 preschoolers, there must All Children not in lessons regardless of age must be one caregiver in the water, within arm’s reach, have a caregiver present inside the pool area. supervising the children’s play and activity. Your Children ages of 7-13 not in lessons, are not permit- child’s best life preserver is you. ted in the pool unless:
OONIE SWIM A public swim at a bargain price! $5.00 Family, $2.00 Adult, $1.00 Child.
FAMILY Means members of an immediate family. Max 2 adults & their children under 19 years who are immediate family members
PRESCHOOL
• They have a sibling in swimming lessons, OR • They are supervised by a caregiver.
FEES & CHARGES GST INCLUDED WHERE APPLICABLE
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AQUATICS REGISTRATION INFORMATION & SPECIALTY COURSES CUSTOM DESIGNED PROGRAMS
POOL SHUT DOWN
Problems fitting into our regular swimming lesson schedule? Contact us at 250-624-6707. A program can be arranged for you on the days and times of your choice for 3 or more participants of similar ability.
The Aquatic Centre is shut down for an extended period of time;
Tentatively
FREE SWIM EVALUATIONS
Until September 21 2014.
Not sure which level to register your child in? Drop by or give us a call at 250-624-6707 to set up your free swim evaluation!
REPORT CARDS Report cards are completed once the lessons have finished. After they are double checked and reviewed by the Head Lifeguard Instructor they are placed at the front counter for pick-up. Please remember to return swim card on the first day the next lesson set. If you don’t receive your card within 2 days after your last session you will receive a 10% discount on your next swim lesson set.
Here’s a list of a few projects: New HVAC system, New Boiler, Structural repairs, Whirlpool Repairs, Sauna Repairs, Drain Repairs and Lighting upgrades.
We hope you have a great summer!
POOL OPERATOR LEVEL 1 & 2 16yrs & Over
CANADIAN AQUAFIT LEADERS ALLIANCE CALA WORKSHOPS 16yrs & Over
This level is intended as an introductory course and assumes that the participant has little or no knowledge of pool operations. Students attending the sessions will be exposed to information that will provide an understanding of swimming pool operations and maintenance. Topics include: • Health Act regulations • Pool types and designs • Pool chemistry and water testing • Alternate forms of disinfecting with a focus on ozone • Circulation, filtration and turnover rate • Preventative maintenance, seasonal maintenance & general troubleshooting • WCB regulations • Advanced pool chemistry and filter sizing • Pumps, motors and mechanical workings • Risk management
November 2, 2014 @ 8:00 am to 5:00 pm This Fall we will be hosting two exciting Aquafit Workshops.
Certification process contingent on 100% attendance, passing a written examination (70% to pass) and completion of a 12 item practicum. EMAC Sept 21-23 Fri 4-10pm $400.00 Sat 9-7pm Sun 9-7pm
Awesome Music, Magic Moves Learn how to find your way into music and wrap it up with rhythm. Pull in creative new moves and build fabulous choreography. Go home with hot, new routines. Navy Seal Boot Camp Prepare to get wet in this pound shedding, belly flattening, strengthening, stress releasing and goal achieving aqua-workout. This program includes group fitness activities, drills, fun and maximum cardiovascular workout. Have a wave of a time. To register for CALA workshops call 1-888-751-9823
FIRST AID COURSES
Are you looking for a first aid course? • Workplace Emergency First Aid (OFA 1) • Standard First Aid • Marine First Aid • CPR Call Kendal @ 250-624-6707 for more information.
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AQUATIC PROGRAMS National learn to swim & lifesaving programs offered at our pool… *Registration for these courses is ongoing; if spaces are available and prerequisites are met you can register.
Red Cross Swim Preschool 6-36 months Active start
Starfish, Duck & Sea Turtle
Salamander
Crocodile
Lifesaving Swim Patrol Learn to train
Rookie Ranger
(Begin at age 6)
Sea Otter
Sunfish 3-5 years Fundamentals
Red Cross Swim Kids
Incomplete Complete Incomplete Complete
Whale
Learn to train
Star Patrol
Level 1
Lifesaving Bronze Awards
Level 2
Level 5 Level 7
* Red Cross Assistant Water Safety Instructor (AWSI) at 15 years
Bronze Star Includes CPR A
Level 4 Level 6
Red Cross Instructor Development
Learn to Train
Level 3
Bronze Medallion Includes CPR B Prerequisites: Bronze Star or 13 years Bronze Cross Includes CPR C Prerequisites: Bronze Medallion
Level 8 Level 9 Level 10
* Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Prerequisites: AWSI & 15 years
National Lifeguard Award (NL Pool) Train to train Prerequisites: • Bronze Cross • Standard First Aid • 16 years
Other aquatic & First Aid/CPR opportunities Red Cross Swim for People with Disabilities Red Cross Swim Private & Semi-Private Lessons Red Cross Swim Preschool & Swim Kids Levels 1–10 Red Cross Swim Adult: Basic I & Basic 2; Strokes Red Cross Swim Teen: Basic I & Basic 2; Strokes * Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Recertification Lifesaving Bronze Medallion & Bronze Cross Review & Challenge Courses * NL Pool Recert
Red Cross First Aid & CPR Courses
• CPR/AED • Emergency First Aid & CPR/AED • Standard First Aid & CPR / AED • Standard First Aid & CPR / AED Recertification • Babysitting Course • Child Care First Aid • Marine Basic First Aid
* Lifesaving & First Aid Instructor Recertification
Unsure what level to register for? Contact the deck supervisor at the pool, and our friendly staff can assess you or your child’s skill level and recommend which class they should register for. Please note that all public admission entry requirements apply. Please refer to page 31 for fees and charges.
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AQUATICS
LESSON DATES AND INFORMATION FALL SET 1 AND 2 HOW TO REGISTER
1. Find your current level 2. Phone, Fax or Email 3. Register in to your preferred day & time. If you are currently in a class you will be placed into the waiting list. 4. Review your receipt. Date, time, level and participant.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION Please be sure to have the following ready when registering: Course name, date & time • Doctor’s name and phone number • Registrant’s birthdate and health care number • Information on allergies or disabilities. • Cash or Cheque payable to the City of Prince Rupert or your Visa, MC or Debit
Set 1 Set 2
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thur
Sat
Sep 29-Nov 3
Sep 30-Nov 4
Oct 1 - Nov 4
Oct 2-Nov 6
Oct 4-Nov 8
5 Classes
6 Classes
6 Classes
6 Classes
no class Oct 13
Nov 17-Dec 15
Nov 18-Dec 16
Nov 19-Dec 17
5 Classes
5 Classes
5 Classes
P&T 1
Note: If we are unable to place you into a class of your preference you will be automatically registered into the next lesson set.
REFUNDS Once the class has started there will be no refunds unless you are withdrawing for medical reasons. If you are withdrawing for medical reasons you must provide a doctor’s note. Private lessons require a 24 hr notice of cancellation. A 15% administration fee will be charged on all cancellations with less than 72 hours of notice.
CANCELLATIONS If we do not have enough participants in a class then unfortunately it will be cancelled. It is important that you do not wait until the last minute to register.
Nov 20-Dec 18 Nov 22-Dec 20 5 Classes
5 Classes
10:10-10:40
P&T 2 P&T 3
12:05-12:35
10:10-10:40
SeaOtter
3:30-4:00
9:00-9:30 12:55-1:25 3:30-4:00
3:30-4:00
9:00-9:30 12:55-1:25 3:30-4:00
10:35-11:05 12:05-12:35
Salamander
4:05-4:35
9:35-10:05 1:30-2:00 4:05-4:35
4:05-4:35
9:35-10:05 1:30-2:00 4:05-4:35
12:40-1:10
Sunfish
5:15-5:45
9:00-9:30 12:55-1:25 5:15-5:45
5:15-5:45
9:00-9:30 12:55-1:25 5:15-5:45
11:30-12:00
5:50-6:20
9:35-10:05 1:30-2:00 5:50-6:20
5:50-6:20
9:35-10:05 1:30-2:00 5:50-6:20
10-10:30
Level 1
4:40-5:10 6:25-6:55
4:40-5:10 6:25-6:55
4:40-5:10 6:25-6:55
4:40-5:10 6:25-6:55
10-10:30
Level 2
3:30-4:00
3:30-4:00
3:30-4:00
3:30-4:00
10:35-11:05
Level 3
4:05-4:35
4:05-4:35
4:05-4:35
4:05-4:35
11:30-12:00
Level 4
6:25-6:55
6:25-6:55
6:25-6:55
6:25-6:55
12:40-1:10
Level 5
3:30-4:15
3:30-4:15
3:30-4:15
3:30-4:15
11:30-12:15
4:20-5:05
4:20-5:05
4:20-5:05
4:20-5:05
12:20-1:05
WAITING LISTS 1. Waiting lists are processed the First Saturday / Sunday after the completion of a lesson set. 2. Those who are listed first (Date and time) will be registered into their preferred date, time and level if available. 3. If your preferred date and time are not available then we will try and accommodate you by making a new class or suggesting an alternative time. 4. Review your receipt. Date, Time, Level and Participant.
5 Classes No class Oct 18
Crocodile Whale
Level 6 Level 7 Level 8 Level 9
5:10-5:55
5:10-5:55
1:10-1:55
Level 10
Additional Classes and Instructors will be added as needed. Rates for Lessons Preschool 1-7, Swim Kids 1-4
30 min Lesson
23.75
28.5
Swim Kids 5-10
45 min Lesson
36.63
42.75
CONFIRMATIONS The staff do their best to call everyone to confirm date, time, level and the participant for a class. However, there are times we either don’t have the correct contact information or we are unable to leave a message. We urge caregivers / participants to call us at least 2 days prior to the start of the lesson set to check on the status of your lessons. We do our best to accommodate everyone, however if you are on a waiting list we can’t guarantee your preferred time slot. Please be respectful and courteous to the staff when they are providing you with this information.
Please ensure you check the 5 Rights prior to the start of your program 1. Right Time 2. Right Date 3. Right Class 4. Right Child 5. Right Cost
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AQUATICS
OTHER LESSONS AND PROGRAMS
Personalized Swim Instruction
$20.00/Session
Guard Squad
Ages 13 to 18 yrs.
Join the Earl Mah Aquatic Centre Guard Squad this fall and start your journey to becoming a Lifeguard. This program will introduce you to lifesaving and first aid skills as well as accident 3:30-3:50 prevention and dealing with the public. Stay 4:00-4:20 healthy and active while meeting new friends, 4:30-4:50 developing leadership skills and practicing 4:00-4:20 lifesaving sports. 4:30-4:50 Instructor: Nathan Ramin
These swim lessons provide one-on-one instruction for swimmers that wish to strengthen their swimming ability. Identify the skill you would like to improve such as front crawl, back crawl or whip kick. Book as many 20-min sessions as you would like. Sept 30
Tue
3:30-3:50
Oct 16
Thu
5:00-5:20
Nov 6
Thu
4:30-4:50
Dec 4
Thu
Sept 30 Sept 30 Oct 2 Oct 2 Oct 2 Oct 4 Oct 4
Tue Tue Thu Thu Thu Sat Sat
4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 3:30-3:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50
Oct 21 Oct 21 Oct 21 Oct 23 Oct 23 Oct 23 Oct 25
Tue Tue Tue Thu Thu Thu Sat
3:30-3:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 3:30-3:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 4:00-4:20
Nov 8 Nov 8 Nov 18 Nov 18 Nov 18 Nov 20 Nov 20
Sat Sat Tue Tue Tue Thu Thu
4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 3:30-3:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 3:30-3:50 4:00-4:20
Dec 4 Dec 4 Dec 6 Dec 6 Dec 9 Dec 9 Dec 9
Thu Thu Sat Sat Tue Tue Tue
Oct 7 Oct 7
Tue Tue
3:30-3:50 4:00-4:20
Oct 25 Oct 28
Sat Tue
4:30-4:50 3:30-3:50
Nov 20 Nov 22
Thu Sat
4:30-4:50 4:00-4:20
Dec 11 Dec 11
Thu Thu
Oct 7 Oct 9 Oct 9 Oct 9 Oct 11 Oct 11 Oct 14 Oct 14 Oct 14 Oct 16 Oct 16
Tue Thu Thu Thu Sat Sat Tue Tue Tue Thu Thu
4:30-4:50 3:30-3:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 3:30-3:50 3:30-3:50 4:00-4:20
Oct 28 Oct 28 Oct 30 Oct 30 Oct 30 Nov 1 Nov 1 Nov 4 Nov 4 Nov 4 Nov 6
Tue Tue Thu Thu Thu Sat Sat Tue Tue Tue Thu
4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 3:30-3:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 3:30-3:50 3:30-3:50
Nov 22 Nov 25 Nov 25 Nov 25 Nov 27 Nov 27 Nov 27 Nov 29 Nov 29 Dec 2 Dec 2
Sat Tue Tue Tue Thu Thu Thu Sat Sat Tue Tue
4:30-4:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 3:30-3:50 3:30-3:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50
Dec 11 Dec 13 Dec 13 Dec 16 Dec 16 Dec 16 Dec 18 Dec 18 Dec 18 Dec 20 Dec 20
Thu Sat Sat Tue Tue Tue Thu Thu Thu Sat Sat
Oct 16
Thu
4:30-4:50
Nov 6
Thu
4:00-4:20
Dec 2
Tue
3:30-3:50
4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 3:30-3:50
Oct 5-Nov 9
Sat
2:30-3:30pm
5
$95.00
Nov 23-Dec 21 Sat
2:30-3:30pm
5
$95.00
We will be doing field trips and other 3:30-3:50 activities outside of the regular practice times. 4:00-4:20 The instructor will provide each participant with 4:30-4:50 a list of activities and consent forms on the first 4:00-4:20 day of the club. 4:30-4:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 3:30-3:50 3:30-3:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50 4:00-4:20 4:30-4:50
Thursday Night Kayaking Sessions Thursday Night Kayaking Sessions are ideal for people who wish to learn the basics in a safe, controlled and, most importantly in the winter, a warm environment!
Time: 8:30 pm to 10:00 pm Costs: Regular Adult Admission Fee Clothing: Swimming attire is all you need. Equipment: Kayaks, paddles and spray-decks are available for $2.00 a session or $10.00 for the season. You can bring your own equipment with which to practice but kayaks must be scrupulously clean inside and out or they will not be allowed in the pool. Metalrimmed paddles are not allowed.
Junior Lifeguard Club Ages 8 to 12 yrs.
The Junior Lifeguard Club (JLC) is actionpacked fun with a serious purpose, lifesaving, coached in a fun way. The JLC is a place for young people ages 8 to 12 to learn about lifesaving and lifeguarding, take part in friendly competition and special events, challenge themselves to aim for personal bests, hang out in a positive environment, get fit and make new friends. Members will also be working towards the skills and knowledge of the Canadian Swim Patrol program, Bronze Star and developing leadership skills. Instructor: Nathan Ramin Oct 5-Nov 9 Sat 1:00-2:00pm 5 $95.00 Nov 23-Dec 21 Sat 1:00-2:00pm 5 $95.00 We will be doing field trips and other activities outside of the regular practice times. The instructor will provide each participant with a list of activities and consent forms on the first day of the club.
HOSTING FREE YOUTH COMPETITIONS 518 3rd Ave West • 250-627-8699 • loadedsports@gmail.com Check out our facebook group: Loaded Sports Product Promotion Page 250.624.6707 to Register
FOR 10 YEARS NOW!
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PRINCE RUPERT SPRING BOARD DIVING Learn springboard diving in a fun & supportive environment! The Prince Rupert Ocra Dive Club is a year-round recreational and competitive springboard diving club. The Prince Rupert Orca Diving Club is committed to the promotion of physical fitness and good sportsmanship in a fun and safe environment. Our goal is to maintain a high quality accessible program which brings spring board diving to its fullest potential in our community.
Registration September 3
Civic Centre Auditorium 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm If you miss registration day call us and talk to Calvin. The first day of diving will be announced during registration. Beginner Classes Ages: 8 to 12 Monday & Wednesday 4:30 pm to 5:15 pm
Intermediate Classes Ages 13 & Over Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm
Come check us out or Call 250-622-7067
Registration Now Open! Jazz • Ballet • Tap • Hip Hop • Song & Dance Boys Only Tumbling • Yoga • Modern Pre-School • Acrobatics Open House & Registration Dates August 26th & 27th 4pm to 7pm September 3rd & 4th 12pm to 8pm
Call or email anytime for more info 119 5th Ave East • 250-624-3457 dapr@citytel.net • www.dapr.ca Pick up a detailed brochure at Rupert Cleaners, Oceanside Sports, or Dance Academy of Prince Rupert ~ Registration will remain open until classes are filled~
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PRINCE RUPERT AMATEUR SWIM CLUB 2014ͳ2015 REGISTRATION
Meeting in the lobby of the Earl Mah Aquatic Centre
Existing Members Date Sept 16
Time 6:00-8:00pm
Last Name A-L
Sept 17
6:00-8:00pm
M-Z
New Members Date Time Last Name Sept 30 5:00-6:00pm Everyone New members, please bring your children ready to swim. They may be evaluated by Coach Chris
THINGS YOU WILL NEED TO BRING. Five or Six cheques for each swimmer (not each family) 1. Swim BC registration & first month PRASC dues (October dues - we don’t bill for September) 2. Fundraising levy post dated for December 15th 3. Fundraising levy post dated for March 15th 4. Fundraising levy post dated for June 15th 5. Chocolate covered almonds (First fundraising opportunity) 6. Clothing (suites, goggles, caps etc.) Please bring your child’s care card.
Check out our website at www.prasc.net
If you have any questions please call PRASC at 250-624-8023 or email us at prasc@citytel.net. You can email Debra directly with any registration related question at debra@citytel.net. 250.624.6707 to Register
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AQUATIC SALES
Let’s work together to keep the pool water free from fouling, and the pool open for all swimmers by practicing Healthy Swimming Behaviours … • • • • • • • • •
Please do not go swimming if you are feeling unwell, especially if you have an upset stomach. Do not bring your child to swimming lessons if they are feeling unwell, have diarrhea, are vomiting (or have vomited in the past day), or have a cough. Shower with soap before swimming; wash your hands after using the toilet or changing diapers. Non-toilet trained infants/toddlers and participants who experience incontinence must wear leak-proof swim pants or garments of a similar nature. Take children for frequent bathroom breaks, ensure your child uses the bathroom prior to entering the pool and if it appears your child needs to use the bathroom during swimming, take him/her to the washroom immediately! Change diapers in the change rooms and not at the pool side. Dispose of diapers properly and clean up the diaper changing area. Avoid swallowing the pool water or getting water in your mouth. Please do not feed your child before swimming and do not go swimming for one hour after eating. In the unfortunate event that our pool water is contaminated with fecal matter or vomit, facility staff are required to close the pool in order to properly disinfect the water and ensure water quality is within the appropriate range set by the Public Health Act before swimmers can enter the pool. Please practice healthy swimming behaviours. Thank you for your cooperation!
Complete line of plumbing supplies PVC, Copper & Steel Pipe fittings and valves • RV supplies • Elements • Ductwork Built in Vacuums • Marine Products • Oil & Gas Furnaces
337 McBride Street, Prince Rupert Ph: 250-624-5432 F: 250-624-9659 Email: saanich@citytel.net
DELIVERY TO FREIGHT COMPANIES
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LAST MINUTE MARKET The Last Minute Market is Prince Rupert’s only community market. Join us every Saturday Morning at the Moose Hall (Across from Highliner Hotel) Between 9:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
We have a great selection of crafters, artisans, baking, silver jewelry, collectibles, Home Businesses and yard sale items. For table rentals call Rosa 250-624-4787 or Kathleen 250-624-5652
Table Rental Proceeds are donated to Moose Lodge – a non-profit organization. Come join the friendly atmosphere…
THE COFFEE IS ALWAYS ON! 250.624.6707 to Register
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SPECIAL EVENTS FREE ACTIVITIES
RIDLEY TERMINALS INC.
COMMUNITY DAY AT THE CIVIC CENTRE Saturday December 20, 2014 @ 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. FREE SWIMMING • SKATING • FLOOR HOCKEY • BASKET BALL • HOT DOGS AND HOT CHOCOLATE Free Swim
CUPE LOCAL 105
Saturday, October 4, 2014
1:30 pm to 3:30 pm
RUPERT SQUARE SHOPPING CENTRE TENANTS ASSOCIATION Free Swim Free Swim Free Public Skate Free Public Skate
- Saturday, Nov 15 - Saturday, Jan 4, 2015 - Sunday, Sept 28 & Nov 30 - Sunday, Oct 26 & Dec 28
1:30 pm to 3:30 pm 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm 3:15 pm to 4:30 pm 3:15 pm to 4:30 pm
HALLOWEEN 2014
27th Annual Hallowe’en Fest October 31 @ 6pm to 8pm Jim Ciccone Civic Centre
Games • Prizes • Candy • Costume Parade Fireworks 8:15 pm Volunteers needed please call 250 62-GHOST
More Halloween Events Children’s Halloween Swim
Teen Halloween Swim
October 26 @ 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
October 31st @ 8 pm to 10 pm
Games • Prizes
Games • Prizes • Pizza • Pop
Volunteers needed please call Cori @ 250-627-7946
Volunteers needed Please call Cori @ 250-627-7946
THANK YOU The City of Prince Rupert appreciates the generosity of the following community & corporate organizations to provide FREE swimming & skating sessions available for the residents of our community. 2013 FREE SWIMMING
2014 FREE SWIMMING
2014 FREE SKATING
Gitmaxmak’ya Nisga’a (6) PR District Teachers Union (4) Ridley Terminals (2 Full Facility) Ladies of the Royal Purple (1) BC Ferry Workers Union (1) CUPE Local 105 (1) PR Special Events (1) Metlakatala Band (1) CMAW Local 1735 (1)
Gitmaxmak’ya Nisga’a (2) + (1 Fully Facility) Rupert Square Shopping Center Tenants Association (2) PR District Teachers Union (1) Ridley Terminals (2 Full Facility) Ladies of the Royal Purple (1) All Native Tournament (1) Northern Savings Credit Union (1) CUPE Local 105 (1)
Rupert Square Shopping Centre Tenants Association (4)
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info line: 250.624.9000
If you are interested in sponsoring a Swim, Skate or Family Day at the Recreation Complex then contact Carol @ 250-624-6707.
www.princerupert.ca
MEMBERSHIPS FOR CORPORATE & COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS CORPORATE & COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION RECREATION PASS SUPPORTING LOCAL BUSINESS & ORGANIZATIONS IN HEALTH WHY Choose the Corporate RecPass? Prince Rupert Recreation Corporate Recreation Passes assist small, medium and large sized businesses or organizations by enhancing their employee and member wellness programs. We know physically active employees and members are happy, healthy individuals with above average attendance records. Investment in the health of your staff is an investment in your organization’s productivity. The Rec Pass allows organizations to purchase annual passes for their employees and members at a discounted rate. HOW the Corporate RecPass Works: The Corporate RecPass provides employees and members with endless opportunities. Pass holders will have free access to facility services during public hours to public swimming, skating, fitness gym, and drop in times at the sports gym. All holders of the RecPass will also receive a 10% discount on all facility programs. OPTIONS for Purchasing Corporate Rec Passes: The Corporate Recreation Pass is offered at a discounted rate for businesses and organizations in the City of Prince Rupert. Annual passes can be purchased at the following discounted rates: 10-20 Recreation Passes = 15% discount ($419.83 per pass) 20-50 Recreation Passes = 20% discount ($395.14 per pass) 50 + Recreation Passes = 30% discount ($345.75 per pass) Regular rates for individual annual pass is $493.92 (NOTE: Pass holders are welcome to upgrade to a family Rec Pass and receive the same great discount!) EMPLOYER IMPLEMENTATION OPTIONS TO CONSIDER: • Employer Purchase Pass 100% No cost to the employee • Employee/Employer partnership: Cost share e.g. 50/50 • 0% employer purchase - employee group discount still applies For more information please contact Carol Meers at 250-624-6707 or carol.meers@princerupert.ca
Salads Oven Toasted Subs • Flatbread • Footlongs Breads baked fresh daily. 250.624.6707 to Register
WE SERVE BREAKFAST, TOO! 7 days a week • 250-627-1561 601 2ND AVENUE WEST, PRINCE RUPERT
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GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS Community Groups
Name / Contact
Canadian Cancer Society
Phone #
Email / Website
1-800-811-5666
Red Cross
Office
250-622-6240
Captain Cook Sea Cadets
Kevin Ash
250-627-7007
kevin.ash@cadets.gc.ca
Community Band
Peter Witherly
250-624-9634
peterw@citytel.net
Diabetes Program
Office
250-622-6225
www.northernhealth.ca
Easel Weasel Amatuer Artist Guild
Brenda Brown
250-624-5443
Fire Museum Society
Marvin Krostoff
250-624-5859
shirts@citytel.net
Friendship House
Ana Horianopoulos
250-627-1717
execdirector@friendshiphouse.ca
Garden Club
Val Whomes
250-627-7567
Genealogy Club P.R.
Jean Page
250-627-7415
Girl Guides
Pat Cristiano
250-627-7761
Growing Space
Dontanya
250-624-9777
Harbour Theatre Society
Cindy Warren
250-624-2560
Hospital Auxiliary
Not In Service
Jazz Productions Assoc. Of B.C.
Teresa Mackereth
Lester Centre Of The Arts
Crystal Lorette
250-627-8888
Museum Of Northern B.C.
Susan Marsden Ext#27
250-624-3207
North Coast Potters Guild
Jean Eier-Page
250-627-7415
jeanpage@citywest.ca ncimssor@gmailcom
jeanpage@citywest.ca
harbourtheatre@gmail.com
250-627-7682 www.lestercenter.ca
Nortcoast Immigrant&Multicultrural Services
Louisa Sanchez
250-624-6986
P.R. Assoc. Community Living
Shirley Duchscherer
250-624-5256
P.R. Community Arts Council
Mariana Hulsen
250-624-4214
P.R. Community Enrichment Society
Don Reynierse
250-627-7166
drpr@citytel.com
P.R. Concert Concert Society
Douglas Moore
250-624-4982
demoore@citywest.ca
P.R. Elk'S Senior Centre
Donna Christison
250-627-1900
seniorsc@citytel.net
P.R. Public Library
Joe Zelvietro
250-627-1345
princerupertlibrary.ca
P.R. Rainbow Warrior Dragon Boat
Joan Patriquin
250-627-4738
patriquin1983@gmail.com
P.R. Rotary Community Choir
Peter Witherly
250-624-9634
peterw@citytel.net
P.R. Special Events Society
Office
250-624-9118
prspecialevents@citytel.net
Prince Rupert Camera Club
Bruce Rempel
250-624-2706
brucerempel@hotmail.com
S.P.C.A.
Anna Terebka
250-624-2859
princerupert@spca.bc.ca
Scouts Canada
Dick Knox
250-624-5608
rnrknox@citytel.net prupert@bc.sja.ca
St.John Ambulance
Office
250-624-4672
Sweet Adelines
Maggie Diehl
250-624-9596
Tourism Prince Rupert
Office / Message Machine
250-624-8687
If we missed you in our list of community groups, please call Carol at 250-624-6707 to be included in the next Leisure Guide.
There will be days when you don’t know if you can run a marathon. There will be a lifeƟme knowing that you can.
Rupert Square Mall, Lower Level • Tel: 250.624.9185 • Fax: 250.624.6647
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www.princerupert.ca
GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS Fraternal Organizations Beta Sigma Phi
Name / Contact Pat Cristiano
Phone #
Community Cancer Services
Jennifer Nelson
250-622-6533
Elks Lodge
Carroll Swim
250-624-9223
Indo-Canadian Assoc.
Office
250-624-6080
Ladies Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion#27
Brenda Gardiner
250-624-4827
Masonic Lodge Tsimpsian #58
Jim West
250-624-6158
Masonic Lodge Tyee #66
Paul Pike
250-627-1472
Moose Lodge
Office
250-624-4104
P.R. Urban Haida Society
Bill White
250-627-7423
Sports Organizations
Email Address
250-627-7761
Name / Contact
Phone #
jennifer.nelson@northernhealth.ca
Email Address
All Native Basketball
Peter Haugan
250-624-1690
Minor Hockey
Office
250-627-4070
peterhaugan@yahoo.com
P.R. Amateur Swim Club
Chris Street
250-624-8023
prasc@citytel.net
250-627-8773
wccc@citytel.net calvin.grav@princerupert.ca
P.R. Curling Club
Katie Wahl
P.R. Dart Club
Don Wickens
P.R. Spring Board Diving Club
Calvin Grav
250-622-7067
P.R. Oldtimers Hockey
Garin Gardiner
250-627-0906
P.R. Racquet Association
Janet Dantas
250-600-3761
dantas@citytel.net
P.R. Skating Club
Sheri Pringle
250-622-2178
prskatingclub@hotmail.com
P.R. Youth Soccer Association
Mike Cavin
250-624-3783
mikecavina@hotmail.com
Renshikan Karate Club
Wade Wilkins
250-624-9851
kokro@citytel.net
Rod & Gun Club
Find Us On Face Book
250-624-3080
Tae Kwon Do
Paul Bozman
250-624-5425
Tai Chi
Ronnie Hansen
250-624-5129
Women'S Hockey
Janice Fudger
250-627-7518
rfudger@citytel.net
Rowing and Yacht Club
Kendal Shepard
250-624-4317
info@prryc.com
Service Organizations
Name / Contact
Phone #
Email Address
Port Ed Lions Club
David MacDonald
P.R. Emergency Program
Dave Mckenzie
250-628-5115 250-624-5115
dmackenzie@princerupert.ca
P.R. Marine Rescue Society
Marko Kessler
250-600-5172
MarineRescue.ca
Chamber Of Commerce
Leanne Enns
250-624-2296
P.R. Lions Club
Paul Rajendram
250-600-4455
P.R. Rotary Club
Crystal Lorette
250-627-8888
P.R. Regional Com. Foundation
Doug Kydd
250-624-2617
Royal Canadian Legion #27
Dave Walker
250-624-6350
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8AM - 10PM 250.624.6707 to Register
prajendram@rupertport.com
idnrr@citywest.ca
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REGIONAL RECYCLING DEPOT
NEW 24HR TRANSFER STATION OPENING FALL 2014 We are enhancing services for residents with our new 24HR TRANSFER STATION! Residential materials can be dropped off 24/7 starting in Fall 2014. Visit our website for updates & FULL LIST of accepted materials in our WASTE WATCHERS’ DIRECTORY: www.sqcrd.bc.ca/services/solid-waste/recycling. TRANSFER STATION RESIDENTIAL RECYCLING CATEGORIES PRINTED PAPER & CARDBOARD
STYROFOAM
PLASTIC, ALUMINUM, STEEL & PAPER PACKAGING
PLASTIC BAGS
251 Kaien Rd., Prince Rupert, BC
GLASS
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250-624-2455
Hours: MON-FRI 8:30AM-4:30PM, SAT 10AM-2PM; CLOSED SUN & STAT HOLIDAYS
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info line: 250.624.9000
www.princerupert.ca
Working Together Building A Better Community Join us for a Free Swim on October 4, 2014 @1:30 to 3:30pm
250.624.6707 to Register
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CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT
RECREATION CENTRE
PROGRAM REGISTRATION FORM PARENT CONTACT INFORMATION (for children under the age of 16 yrs) Adult Last Name:
First Name:
Birthdate:
Address:
City:
Home Phone #:
Postal Code:
Work Phone #:
Cell Phone:
*EMAIL ADDRESS: MEDICAL INFORMATION On Back of form list an Medical Considerations such as Allergies, Limitations or Medications for each participant FAMILY MEMBER INFORMATION Name:
Birth date:
MM / DD / YYYY
Relation:
Name:
Birth date:
MM / DD / YYYY
Relation:
Name:
Birth date:
MM / DD / YYYY
Relation:
Name:
Birth date:
MM / DD / YYYY
Relation:
ALL FEES AND CHARGES OUTLINED OUR ACTIVE LIVING GUIDE ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION. PLEASE CHECK PRIOR TO PURCHASES FOR ANY PRICE CHANGES.
PARTICIPANT’S NAME
AGE
PROGRAM NAME
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
TOTAL $ Cheque
Cash
Visa
MC
Card #
Expires:
Signature
Payable to the City of Prince Rupert
MM/YYYY
Date
REFUNDS • • • • • •
Full refunds will be given for any program cancelled by the The Recreation Department. Full refunds will be given for requests made to withdraw from a program one week or more before the program begins. Full or pro-rated refunds will be given for withdrawals from a program for documented medical reasons. Pro-Rated refunds will be given up to 2 or 3 sessions after the class has begun. No refunds will be given for withdrawal 3 or 4 sessions after class start date NO REFUNDS on one time workshops, retreats & seminars We value your feedback and participation, and invite you to call to discuss programs that do not meet your expectations. This will help us to provide the best possible programs.
WAITLISTS If a program is full, your name is placed on a waitlist. If the waitlist is sufficiently large, another course may be added. If there is a withdrawal, the first person on the waitlist will be contacted and registration will be confirmed on full receipt of payment.
X
Date
Signature of Participant or their Parent/Guardian
HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THIS RECREATION PROGRAM? Flyer Poster
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Recreation Program Guide
Info line: 250.624.9000
Friend
Website
Other
www.princerupert.ca
LESTER CENTRE OF THE ARTS 2014/15 EVENTS
www.lestercentre.ca
email: crystalL@lestercentre.ca
October 18 – Comic Stippers
February 27 – Ballet Jorgen – Cinderella
November 15 -Classic Albums Live
March 7 – Cheesecake Burlesque Revue
December 4-6 – CHSS Musical
May 3-9 – BC annual Dance Competition
December 20 – Jingle Bell Rock
May 16 – Variety Show
January 10 – Snowed in Comedy Tour
May 23 – Rockstock 2015
January 24- Prince Rupert’s Got Talent
June 13 – ABBA Tribute group
February 15 – Ted Outerbridge Magician/ Illusionist
Just a few of the events planned for the upcoming season for more events please go to our website calendar – or call 250-627-8888 250.624.6707 to Register
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Committed to community. Through the economic benefits of growing port developments and contributions made via our Community Investment Fund, the Prince Rupert Port Authority is supporting quality-of-life initiatives in northwest BC. We’re proud to partner with organizations like the Oldfield Creek Fish Hatchery (above) to make sustainability, sport and arts, health and heritage flourish in our hometown. Learn more about our commitment to community at www.rupertport.com/community.