campbell river spring / summer 2015 guide

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CAMPBELL RIVER

RECREATION

GUIDEVibrant • Healthy • Engaged

www.campbellriver.cawww.strathconard.ca

SPRING/SUMMER 2015MARCH - AUGUST

Mountain bike skillspages 8 & 11

SPRING 2015

A� ordable RecreationThe Strathcona Regional District and the City of Campbell River believe that the strength of a community can often be measured by the health and wellness of the members within it. For this reason our recreation departments work together to try

to eliminate as many barriers to full participation as possible.

Quality Foods – Rec BucksThis program enables Quality Foods shoppers to redeem their Quality Foods points for Rec Bucks. It’s easy to participate! Simply cash in

200,000 Quality Foods points for a $20 Rec Bucks voucher which is redeemable for recreation programs, admission passes and facility rentals.

Jumpstart 4 – 18 YearsJumpStart is a community-based charitable program that helps kids in � nancial need participate in organized sport and recreation. To request funding for a program, complete an application form which is available at the Sportsplex or Community Centre. If you require more information regarding the program, call the Community Centre at 250-286-1161.

Kidsport™ So all kids can play! 6 – 18 YearsAt Kidsport™ we believe that no child should be left on the sidelines. That’s why Kidsport™ eliminates the � nancial barriers to sport participation. Kidsport™ is a community-based sport charity that provides grants for Canadian children age 6 to 18 to participate in a recognized sport, led by a quali� ed coach. The sport must be a� liated with a member organization of Sport BC and must be a member of the Campbell River Kidsport™ organization. Grants have a cap of $200 per year, per child.To apply go to: www.kidsportcanada.ca. Mail completed application to: Kids Sport BC, #260-3820 Cessna Dr. Richmond, BC V7B 0A2

1) City of Campbell River Recreation & Culture: 52 Free Drop-in admissions* and 50% discount on up to 3 programs.**Located at the Community Centre, Sportsplex & Centennial Pool.

2) Strathcona Regional District: 104 Free Drop-in admissions* and 50% discount on up to 3 programs**. Located at the Strathcona Gardens Recreation Complex

*Drop-ins include pools, ice rinks, weight rooms, and some drop-in programs and classes.**Discounted programs include most registered programs. Contact the facility for exceptions.

LEISURE INVOLVEMENT FOR EVERYONE

L.I.F.E. provides free admission and discounted rates for recreation programs for individuals and families with low incomes. L.I.F.E. members apply once and receive two cards.

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COMMUNITY CENTRE 250.286.1161 Vibrant Healthy Engaged SPORTSPLEX 250.923.7911 03

table of contentsWelcome to Your Recreation & Culture Department!The Recreation & Culture Department exists to provide r e c r e a t i o n a n d c u l t u r e opportunities and ultimately to help support and create a vibrant, healthy and engaged

community! In 2014, sta� undertook an extensive review of service provision and we had an excellent response rate from the community. As you read the Recreation Guide you will see some changes that have been made in response to public input such as; childcare parallel to some � tness classes, new weekend programming, and more drop-in and unstructured activity choices. We are also working out in the community to support other organizations with their recreation e� orts. We hope you will � nd something of interest to support your active lifestyle!

Lynn Wark Recreation & Culture Manager

Adult Sports .................................... 14Adult General Interest ................... 19-21Community Dance & Sports Organizations ................................. 63Financial Assistance ....................... 2 Fitness ............................................. 17-18Fitness (Registered) ....................... 14Fitness Schedule............................. 15Fitness Class Descriptions ............. 16Kids 5 & Under ................................ 7-9Kids 6+ ............................................. 10-12Parks & Facilities ............................ 25, 27Registration .................................... 26Special Events ................................. 4-6Specialized Recreation .................. 23 Spring Break ................................... 11Teen/Adult Arts & Craft ................. 22

Volunteer ........................................ 2550+ Active Living ........................... 24

ARTS, CULTURE & HERITAGE

CR Arts Council ............................... 29CR Art Gallery ................................. 31CR Museum ..................................... 30Tidemark Theatre ........................... 28

Parks, Recreation & Culture Sportsplex /C.R. Community Centre

Check out Campbell River Recreation on Facebook for up to date information on programs and events.www.facebook.com/campbellriverrec

Vision StatementCampbell River is a vibrant, healthy and engaged community.

Mission StatementWe inspire and support our community and individual well-being by working in collaboration to provide diverse recreation and culture opportunities for all ages, stages and abilities.

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APRIL 11

PLANT AND JUMBLE SALE

Empty your closets, basements and garages to donate your gently used ‘stu� ’. It’s the ‘jumble’ part of the sale and everything else is about gardening. We will have: vegetable starters, fruit canes, plants and trees, � owering plants, bulbs and corms, ‘polite’ ground cover and fast cover, trees and even bees. Everyone is welcome. All proceeds support 50+ Active Living programs.

Community Centre GymSaturday April 11 10am -1pm

special events

MAY 1 & 2 CELEBRATE YOUTH WEEK 11-18 years

It’s Youth Week! Join us for a weekend of awesome activities, prizes and food!

Strathcona Recreation Complex

Friday May 1 7-9pmCosmic roller skating, Lazer Tag and Zumba!

Saturday May 2 7-8:30pmOpen youth swim with music, fun challenges and prizes!

MAKE YOUR STEPS MEANINGFULJoin us, everyone welcome at this free family event!Campbell River Community Centre 401-11th AvenueDoors open @ 10:30am Ceremony/Walk at 11:00amPresented by the Immigrant Welcome Centre and City of Campbell River. Call 250-830-0171, 250-286-1161 or 250-923-7911 for more information.

MARCH 21 WALK AWAY FROM RACISM

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special events

Thank you to the following businesses and organizations for supporting and sponsoring this event: Coast Discovery Inn, Driftwood by the Sea, the Travelodge, Hidden Harbour B&B and the Midnight Shuttles!

MAY 25 - 31 BIKE TO WORK WEEKSign up a team and pick up your team leader package atwww.biketowork.ca

Join us at the Community Centre for inspiration and creativity! If you love textiles of all sorts from weaving, knitting, quilting, spinning, then this is for you. A fabulous Fibre Marketplace with vendors from all over the Island, Sunshine Coast and the Gulf Islands, workshops and so much more. An Incredible Weekend!

Admission at the door is by donation with all proceeds supporting the City of Campbell River Recreation & Culture Department’s Specialized Recreation Department. Check out the website for workshop registration and instructor bio’s. http://shelmack.wix.com/vancouverisland� bre

MAY 1, 2 & 3 VANCOUVER ISLAND FIBRE FEST

Some of the classes being o� ered at Fibre Fest 2015 include:

KNITTING CLASSES: The Contented Stitch (Lucy Neatby), Dabble into Double (Lucy Neatby), Double Up and Around (Lucy Neatby), Lucy’s Hot Sock Tricks (Lucy Neatby), Twined Knitting (Lynette Meek), Viking Knitting (Shelley Mackie)

WEAVING: Introducing SAORI Weaving (Terri Bibby), Exploring SAORI Weaving Pt 1 (Terri Bibby), Exploring SAORI Weaving Pt 2 (Terri Bibby)

APPLIQUE & QUILTING & FABRIC: Everyone can Applique (Val Ursulak), A Taste of Fabric Dyeing (Margaret Kelly & Gail Tellet), French Braid Quilt (Jackee Thaysen)

FELTING: Colourful Felted Talisman Neck Scarves (Ulrieke Benner)Texture in Nuno Felted Scarves and Fabric (Ulrieke Benner), In� nity, Moebius and Loop Scarves in Felt and Silk (Ulrieke Benner), Needle Felting (Jody Richards)

Class descriptions and details coming soon. Watch for brochures and check the website!

Join BIKE TO WORK WEEK and commute to work, school or play. Riding a bike is part of a healthy lifestyle and community. Replace one of your regular vehicle trips by bike this week; ride to the co� ee shop, visit friends or go to the market. We will have many celebration stations during the week for great food and draw prizes. Be counted: Log your kilometers ridden on the BTWW website:www.biketowork.ca.

Participate in Bike to Work Week and ride your bike to work or school

at least once during the week.

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community special events

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Olive BranchA time and place for moms and babies to come together and learn some strategies to manage the anxiety, depression, and adjustment process that sometimes comes with becoming a parent.

Health Unit / Tyee PlazaWed Mar 25-Aug 26 10-11:30am

Baby Time Newborn to crawling(includes twins and triplets)

It’s a time and place for new babies to drop-in with their grown-ups to connect, share and learn from one another along with a Public Health Nurse, Family Place Coordinator, Joyce and occasional guests. Babies and their families welcome.

Community Centre Room 1Thurs Mar 26-Jul 30 10-11am

FREE!

Family PLAce

Family Place Drop In Join us to create a Family Place. We’ll put the co� ee on; provide snacks, songs, stories, activities and more. Families are invited to join us with their young children to create a welcoming place where children and their caregivers can enjoy simple activities and learn together. There are no fees, or registration. Just drop in!

Willow Pt. Neighbourhood (Corner of Eardley & Larwood)Mon Mar 23 - Jun 22 8:30-11am

Robron Centre (740 Robron Rd)Mon Mar 23-Jun 29 1-3pm

Gathering Place (300 Robron Rd)Tues Mar 24-Jun 30 9:30-11am

Community Centre (Preschool Room 5)Wed/Fri Mar 25-Jul 31 1-3pm

Hemlock (1048A Hemlock St)Wed Mar 25-Jul 24 9-11:30am

All Weather Family Place (Tyee Spit – Dick Murphy Park)Thurs Mar 26 - Jun 25 1:15-2:30pm

FAMILY PLACE is a BIG IDEA that is based on the idea that the health of a community is re� ected in the lives of the families that live there. Family Place is about creating opportunities for families to connect with each other, to grow and to have fun. Family Place is constantly changing so call or drop by to get the latest information.

All these great Family Place programs are made possible through partnerships and sponsorships

with Sunrise Resources, Success by Six, Island Health, CR Family Services, City of Campbell River Recreation & Culture, and the CR Child Care Society. Funding is thanks to the Ministry for Children and Family

Development. Thanks to the many individuals and organizations across our community who are participating in Family Place programs, supporting and

honouring the joys and challenges of parenting and early learning.

FREE!

FREE!

Toddler Time1 1/2-3 years

Toddlers get to play alongside others their age in a positive and supportive environment with their grown-ups nearby.

Community Centre Room 5Fri Mar 27-Jul 31 9:30-11am

Creepin’ Crawlers8-18 months

Once those babies get crawling, here’s where they can test their new skills while their grown-ups compare notes. Drop in for this “in-between baby and toddler” group.

Hemlock Family Place, 1048A Hemlock StFri Mar 27-Jul 31 9:30-11:30am

FREE!

FREE!

Splash Park &

Change House Washroom

The Splash Park & washroom

facilities at Willow Point Park

are open 7 days a week from

late May to early September.

Washrooms are open

year round.

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WeeVentures3-5 yearsPreschoolers on the run! Experience di� erent sports and games along with art activities. Combine this with having fun and making new friends for a great morning out.

Sportsplex Activity Room 1 & Gym AThurs Apr 23-May 28 10:30am-12pm 6/$27$5 Drop In

Sprockids – Mini4-5 years

The Sprockids Mini program is an intro to mountain biking program designed for kids ages 4-5, of all skill levels, who are able to ride a pedal bike (no training wheels please). Focus will be on bike handling, trail riding, and road safety.

Willow Point Park Field 2 (upper � eld) Thurs Apr 16- Jun 11 4-5:15pm 9/$70

Required: a bike in good working order and a helmet; bike and helmet checks will be required prior to day 1 (details available at time of registration).

A minimum of 7 parent volunteers are required per day; without parent volunteers, this program cannot take place. The � rst class will be an assessment day.

Family Gym Birthday PartiesLet us make your next birthday party “a piece of cake”! We will look after the planning, supervision, organize games, play with toys, activities and clean up the mess! Parties are 90 minutes long. Families are welcome to arrive 30 minutes before the party to set up and stay 30 minutes at the end to say goodbyes. We require a minimum of two weeks’ notice.

Community CentreSaturdays 11am-12:30pm or 2-3:30pm

SportsplexSundays 1-2:30pmCost: $125(Birthday dates not available for Apr 26, May 24, & Jun 6)

Family GymWalking-5 years

It’s playtime for preschoolers and their grown-ups. The gyms are full of riding toys, tumbling mats, balls, climbers and more. Parents are responsible for their children during the program. Leaders provide creative play role modeling.

Community Centre GymMon Mar 23-May 25 10:30-11:30am Sponsored by Family Place

Wed Mar 25-May 27 10:30-11:30am $3 Drop in for one child, $5 Drop in for 2 or more siblings (No program April 6)

Sportsplex GymFri Mar 27-May 29 10:30-11:30am Sponsored by Success by 6(No program Apr 3 & 24)

Sunday Fun DayWalking-7 years

This program is similar to family gym programs. It will encompass ride on toys and free play with a smaller version of the obstacle course. Families have the opportunity to play together because Sunday is a Fun Day!

Sportsplex GymSun Mar 29–May 17 9:30-10:30am $3 Drop In for one child$5 Drop In for two or more siblings(No program Apr 26)

Sunday Fun Day Open GymAll Ages

This open gym is for the whole family to play together. Play various sports, ride on toys and connect with family. The gym is your playground!

Sportsplex Gym BSun Mar 29-May 17 11am-12pm$3 Drop In for one child$5 Drop In two or more siblings(No program Apr 26)

Creative Movement & Dance3-4 years

A � rst dance experience explores music and movement with songs and games. Develop listening skills and cooperation. Learn dance basics with experienced teacher Magi Scho� eld-Reid. Family and friends invited to the last class.

Community Centre Room 1Tues Apr 21- May 26 2:30-3:15pm 6/$36

Ballet Beginnings5-8 years

See page 10 for more details.

Sprockids

FREE!

FREE!Sponsored by Success by 6

5 years & under

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E ★Community Kids Preschool And Early Learning Ages 3-5 yearsSeptember to JuneCommunity Centre Preschool Room 5

Registration for the Fall will be accepted at the Community Centre only starting in June. Call 250-286-1161 for more info.

5 years & under

Busy Bees Walking -10 years

Kids stay busy trying arts and crafts, singing songs and participating in games and social play while mommy or daddy catches up on their � tness!

Sportsplex Room 1

Tues Jan 15-May 19 6:15-7:15 pmWed Jan 14 to May 20 5-6 pm Thurs Feb 5-May 21 4:30-5:30 pm$3 Drop In for one child or $5 Drop In for two or more siblings.

Check out the � tness & weight roomschedule on pg 15.

Big Fun For Little People! Campbell River Community Kids Mini PreschoolAges 30 months 4 yearsGive your child the opportunity to experience being away from home, learn, grow and make friends at our preschool. ECE educators will welcome your child into a safe environment allowing them to make play choices, to experience art, experience textures with sand and water tables, and get involved in imaginative play.

Community Centre Preschool Room 5.

Campbell River Early Learning ProgramAges 3-5 yearsGive your child the opportunity to make new friends, learn and grow at our preschool. ECE educators, Carolyn Sharpe and Claudia Sylvester, create a safe environment for your child to make play choices & experience art. Daily preschool routine starts with free play choices, then snack, outside play in the enclosed garden, lunch time, circle time songs, stories and games.

Community Centre Preschool Room 5.

Carolyn Sharpe, ECE Educator

Claudia Sylvester, ECE Educator

Community Kids OPEN HOUSEThis open house is a great opportunity to meet the early childhood educators Carolyn and Claudia of the Early Learning and Preschool Programs. You will learn about the daily routines of the programs and become familiar with the space while your little one enjoys the water and sand tables, paint on the easel or explore the outdoor play space!

Community Centre Preschool Room 5Mon, Jun 29 10am-12pm

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Nature Detectives

Watch for the Summer Guide out June 5th!

#bestsummerevercr

Clay Mates6-12 years

Explore clay by hand building, sculpting & glazing and you will also do some work on a Potter’s Wheel! Come prepared to get dirty!

Community Centre Craft RoomWed May 13-Jun 17 3:30-5pm 6/$80

Learn To Sew Pj’s & Pillow Case8+ years

We provide the sewing machines, sewing notions, instruction and pattern. Learn basic sewing terms and techniques from experienced and quali� ed instructor Sylvia Dutch. A supply list will be provided when you register. Perfect for the time when you sleep over at a friend’s. Everything is coordinated.

Community Centre Room 2 Fri May 8-29 4-6pm 4/$88

Girls Inc. Grades 2-5

For girls only! Learn a new sport! Try a new activity! Every week will be something di� erent. We will prepare healthy snacks together and try some great new dance moves. The program builds con� dence and friendships. Bring a friend or come and make a new one with an afternoon of great girly fun.

Sportsplex Room 1 & Gym B Mon April 13-May 11 3-4:30 pm $4 Drop In

Yahoo Grades 3-5

It’s time to YAHOO! A great place to kick back after school with our youth leaders. Join us for food, fun, crazy games, tunes, gym time and more!

Sportsplex Room 1 and Gym BThurs Apr 16-May 28 3-4:30pm $4 Drop In

The Gathering PlaceGrades 1 & Up

The Gathering Place is a “comfy space” for kids! Come and join other kids from the Robron neighbourhood and enjoy a healthy snack, play games and connect with friends. Cool crafting & crazy challenges make this a great gathering place. Homework help is also available.

The Gathering Place (300 Robron)Wed Apr 8-Jun 10 3-5pm FreeThurs Apr 9-Jun 11 3-5pm Free

FREE!

Nature Detectives

Ballet Beginnings5-8 years

The � rst steps to classical ballet movements, self-con� dence, grace and poise start with learning and practicing ballet positions and basics steps taught by experienced teacher, Magi Scho� eld-Reid. Family and friends invited to last class.

Community Centre Room 1Tues Apr 21-May 26 3:30-4:30pm 6/$42

Game On!Kindergarten-Grade 2

Do you remember Kick the Can, Capture the Flag and many more? Our leaders will teach and play di� erent games every week. Your kids will have as much fun with these games as you did when you were a kid! Weather permitting we will go outside, so dress accordingly.

Sportsplex Gym BTues Apr 14-May 5 3-4:30pm4/$14 $4 Drop In

Nature DetectivesGrades 1-3

Explore the outdoors in search of nature’s clues. Find where those bugs are hiding and learn what they are hiding from. Try your hand at identifying animal sounds and be prepared to play some active games.

Sportsplex Room 1Tues May 12-Jun 9 3-4:30pm 4/$14 $4 Drop In (No program May 26)

kids 6+

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Thrifty Foods Young Chef8-12 yearsSponsored by Thrifty Foods, this fun and engaging camp allows children to learn the basics of food preparation, kitchen skills, healthy eating and the fun of creating and enjoying their own cuisine. Budding Young Chefs are sure to enjoy hands-on educational, nutritional snack preparation. Children will receive recipes every day; enjoy creating a cafe and a snack.

Sportsplex Catering Kitchen & Room 1Mon-Thurs Mar 30-Apr 2 10am-1pm 4/$20

Spring Break CampKindergarten-Grade 4

Spring break is here! Come join the fun. There is a di� erent theme each day! Please come prepared to go on out-trips and be outside. Bring your swim suit & towel, running shoes & a snack each day.

Sportsplex Room 3Mon Mar 30-Thurs Apr 2 8:30am-12:30pm $20/day

kids 6+

PRO D DAYS

Pro D Day - Open Gym Open gym. Equipment available for a variety of sports.

Sportsplex Gym AFri May 8 12:30-4:30pm $3 Drop In

Pro D Day - Ocean Odyssey6-11 years

Let’s spend the day exploring the secrets of the sea. Start the day exploring Willow Point Reef with sta� from Discovery Passage Aquarium. Explore the wonders of the beach with a magnifying glass and discover the interesting wildlife. Then we are o� on a great adventure with Campbell River Whale Watching. Will we see dolphins or whales? Come with us and � nd out!

Meet and pick up at the SportsplexFri May 8 10am-3pm 1/$45

Community Gardens? Are you interested?

Contact Linda Nagle, Program Coordinator250-923-7911

[email protected]

Laughing Willow Community Garden, Willow Point

Sprockids6-13 years

The Sprockids after-school program is a mountain bike skills program designed for all skill levels. Learn skills including bike handling, stunts, trail riding, and road safety. The focus this year will be on group riding and trail etiquette.

Willow Point Park Field 2 (upper � eld)Thurs April 16-June 11 4-5:30pm 9/$70

A minimum of 7 parent volunteers are required per day; without parent volunteers, this program cannot take place.

The � rst class will be an assessment day.

Required: a bike in good working order and a helmet; bike and helmet checks will be required prior to day 1 (details available at time of registration).

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Home AloneGrades 4-6

Are you wondering when it's safe to leave your child at home alone for a few hours before or after school or while you run errands? This course can help your child become prepared and con� dent to be at home alone. Course focuses on dealing with home and personal safety, emergency situations and strangers. We suggest you send a snack and a drink.

Sportsplex Room 2/3Tues May 5-Jun 9 3-4:30pm 5/$55(No program May 26)

Youth On The GoGrade 6 & up

For youth only! Come meet at the Gathering Place – 300 Robron on Monday nights from 6-8pm. We are planning some great outings. Most nights we will hit the road on an out trip. Skating, swimming, pool hall, bowling…..we want your ideas. There will also be movie nights and game nights. Come check it out! It’s free!

Gathering Place – 300 RobronMon Apr 13-May 25 6-8pm Free(No Program May 18)

Family & Teen Centre Drop In ProgramThis drop-in program is a neutral place

for youth to hang out with friends & family. Our goal is to provide a safe social environment for families. We have a new “Youth Zone” for those 11-18 years.

DROP IN – It’s free.Fri Apr 10-Jun 12 6:30-10pm(No program May 1)

Community Centre Room 5, Youth Zoneand Gym. (Gym is occasionally booked out for special community events.)

Kids 6+

FREE!

FREE!

LIT Level 2 15-18 years

Requirements:• Attend a 2 day orientation training.• Complete 3 weeks of summer camp

programs.• Attend training workshops.• Act as a role model and mentor for

kid’s in all camps.• Come prepared to participate in all

activities within camps.• Help mentor LIT Level 1’s in these

programs.• Must pass a Criminal Record Check.

All applicants will be required to attend an interview. Successful applicants must pay a $35 registration fee which includes orientation, training and your LIT t-shirt. Pick up your application at the Community Centre or Sportsplex. Deadline for applications is June 12, 2015. If you have questions, contact the LIT Supervisor at 250.923.7911.

Summer Leaders In Training Program Levels 1 & 2

Summer is coming up and we are starting to look for LITs to help with summer programs. Are you interested in getting some work experience, building leadership skills, and gaining con� dence all while having fun and playing games with kids? This program is for you! There are 2 di� erent levels to this program depending on age and experience.

LIT Level 112-15 years

Requirements:• Attend a 2 day orientation training.• Complete 2 weeks of summer camp

programs. • Attend training workshops.• Act as a role model and mentor for kid’s

in all camps.• Come prepared to participate in all

activities within camps.• Must pass a Criminal Record Check.

Teen Drop-In GymGrab a buddy, come on down and shoot some hoops.

Sportsplex Gym AWed Apr 1-Jun 10 2:30-4:30pm FreeCommunity CentreFri Apr 17-Jun 12 3:15-6:15pm Free

FREE!

Atomic Volleyball9-12 yearsThis program is geared towards players ages 9-12 looking to develop and enhance their foundational volleyball skills in a fun, inclusive, learning based environment. Beginners can look forward to basic skill instruction, while more advanced players will have an opportunity to focus on developing positive habits. (Volleyball BC)

Sportsplex GymTues Apr 14-May 19 3:15-4:45 pm 6/$55 (includes t-shirt)Teen Drop-In Gym

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6/$55 (includes t-shirt)

Outdoor

Ball Hockey

The outdoor ball hockey

court is located in the

bottom parking lot at Willow

Point Park and can be used

free of charge by the whole

family. Participants need to

bring their own equipment.

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Haig Brown Camp

Beach DayHaig Brown Camp

Park Squad

Learn to Fish

Nature Detectives

June 5th, 2015

Sign your kid up for their

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Pilates with LoriBeginner Mat Be on your way to a stronger, more functional body. Learn proper technique and control of movement. Enjoy the bene� ts of greater strength and � exibility and an overall feeling of personal empowerment. No experience required as this is an entry level class. Participants must be in good health.

SportsplexTues Apr 14-Jun 9 10:15-11:15am 9/$90

Moderate/AdvancedThese classes will be a continuation of the previous levels completed. The prerequisite to these classes will be that you must have already completed the entry level classes with Lori. Participants must be in good health.

SportsplexModerateWed Apr 15-Jun 10 10:30-11:30am 9/$90

AdvancedTues Apr 14-Jun 9 9-10am 9/$90

COURT SPORTSSportsplex public racquetball, squash and wallyball courts are open seven days a week. Air-conditioned courts

Squash/Racquetball 45 min slots$14 Adult ( $11 youth or senior )10 Visit Pass $50 ( $37 youth or senior )

Wallyball 45 min slots$22 Adult ($17 youth or senior) for 6–8 persons - Includes all equipment

Equipment Rental COURT PACKAGE $2 (2 racquets, 2 pair of goggles & one ball) or $1 – Single Items

All court rentals have reduced rates Monday through Friday 6am-2:45pm

LockersFor the safety of your possessions please use the lockers located in the men’s and women’s change rooms. Cost: 25 cents.

Campbell River Squash ClubFor more information please call Tony 250-923-4521 or Keith 250-287-0056

Campbell River Racquetball ClubFun league for adults and juniors on Tuesday evenings (Sept-March). For more information please contact Gord at 250-923-3101 or e-mail: [email protected]

Our programs are “FRAGRANCE FREE ZONES”. We appreciate your cooperation.

Lori Walton

Adult sports & registered fitness

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fitness scheduleTIME Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

6:15-7:15am Boot Camp Plus Boot Camp Plus Boot Camp Plus

9:00-10:00amTotal Body Fit

Community CentreTotal Body Fit

Community Centre

Total Body FitCommunity CentreLast class June 12

9:00-10:00am Circuit Fusion HIITLast class June 23 Strength & Stretch Step Right Up!

Last class June 25 Work It Circuit Quick StartLast class June 27

10:15-10:45am Stretch Stretch Stretch

10:30-11:30am

Fit for Life–––––––––––––

Fit for HealthCR Common

ZumbaLast class June 23

Fit for LifeLast class June 2 4

ZumbaLast class June 25

–––––––––––––Fit for Health

CR CommonLast class May 28

Latin GrooveLast class June 26

12:10-12:50pmYoga

Community Centre

X FitCommunity Centre

Last class Apr 29

YogaCommunity Centre

Last class Apr 30

EVENING CLASSES

4:30-5:30pm

20/20/20Last class May 28

Busy Bees Last class May 21

5:00-5:45pmX Fit

Last class May 27

5:00-6:00pmZumba

Last class May 26 Busy Bees

5:30-6:30pm Sport� t Sport� tLast class May 14

6:00-7:00pmEvening

Boot CampLast class May 25

Stretch6:00-6:45

Last class May 27

6:15-7:15pm

Full Body BlastLast class May 19

Busy Bees

6:45-7:45pmStretch

6:45-7:15Last class May 25

ABT’sLast class May 28

All classes are held at the Sportsplex unless otherwise noted

PassDescription Adult Student (16-18 yrs)

Senior (60 yrs +) Drop In $7 $610 visit pass $50 $371 month pass $55 $433 month pass $121 $916 month pass $209 $1579 month pass $269 $2021 year pass $314 $235

ADMISSION RATES Fitness & Weight Room

GROUP FITNESS PASS Discounts for groups of 12 or more.

No Classes Sundays

SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Keep current, visit our website at www.campbellriver.ca or Facebook: Campbell River Recreation. Summer schedule available June 5th.

SEE CLASS DESCRIPTIONS ON NEXT PAGE.

Weight room supervision scheduleOur quali� ed sta� are available during supervised times to provide

complimentary advice on best/ proper use of equipment.

Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri

6-8:45am 6-7:45am 6-7:45am 6-7:45am 6-7:45am

9-10am 9-10am

10:45-11:45pm

3-5pm 3-5pm 3-5pm 3-5pm

5:30-6:30pm 5:30-6:00pm

6:30-7:30pm

Weight room hours: 6:00am-9:30pm Mon-Fri & 9:00am-4:00pm Sat & Sun

Please note we are closed on Statutory Holidays

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Total Body SculptHead to toe workout! Interval training with cardio and strength and conditioning training.

Work It CircuitThis total body circuit style class combines cardio with strength training, core and � exibility. Get a jump on your � tness goals with this perfectly balanced routine.

X FitEverything you ever wanted in a � tness class; cardio, strength, core, stretch and head to toe workout that’s guaranteed to get you working hard and loving it!

YogaTake time out of your busy day to tone muscles and lower stress.

ZumbaAre you ready to party yourself into shape? Exhilarating, e� ective, easy to follow latin inspired calorie burning dance � tness party that’s moving the world towards joy, health and � tness! You’ve got to try it!

For up to the minute schedules, cancellations and alterations please check the Campbell River Recreation Facebook site and City website at www.facebook.com/campbellriverrec or www.campbellriver.ca.

Free to pass holders, use your punch card or drop-in $7 adult, $6 senior/studentAll of our � tness classes are co-ed and adult oriented. Youth ages 12-15 years old may participate in a � tness class upon completion of a permission slip by a parent or guardian.

20/20/20Back to basics conditioning! 20 minutes easy to follow basic choreography step, 20 minutes toning and 10 minutes core & 10 minutes stretch.

ABTSNo more trouble spots! Emphasis will be on sculpting and toning the Abs, Buns, Thighs and some upper body to keep everything balanced.

Bootcamp PlusChallenge yourself to reach your next level of � tness or start your journey here! Rain, snow or shine, we have a full gymnasium so class can either be indoors or out and you can shower if you have to leave for work! Appropriate for all levels.

Bootcamp - EveningThe ultimate fat melting, muscle building workout that incorporates cardio, muscle endurance, core training and � exibilty. Suitable for all � tness levels.

Circuit FusionGet a great workout, circuit style! Total body workout that combines strength, cardio, core and � exibility training using interval stations and a variety of equipment.

Fit for HealthGrab a chair and get a workout at the same time. A new, free chair-based � tness class for older adults is now available at Campbell River Common. This free class runs Monday and Thursday from 10:30 to 11:30am for seniors 60 years or older. For more information, please phone Mary Fast at the Sportsplex 250-923-7911.

Fit for LifeA fun, simple and easy program. No running or jumping. All ages, shapes, sizes, abilities and � tness levels welcome.

Full Body BlastClasses are based on Tabata Metabolic Conditioning, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) and Twist conditioning, no choreography!

HIIT (High intensity Interval Training)Using Tabata style intervals (high intensity training followed by a short rest) you will blast your entire body for a challenging and rewarding full body workout.

Latin GrooveZesty Latin music and sheer vibrancy in each class! Latin Groove is most of all fun!

Quick StartStart your weekend o� with a Quick Start to get you on the right track to look and feel amazing! Instructor’s choice.

Sport� tAn exciting, challenging workout! Includes lots of running and a variety of drills to develop coordination, agility, power and strength.

Step Right Up!Cardio for the most important muscle in your body!

StretchEveryone can bene� t from stretching! Whether you workout in the weight room or go to a � tness class, complete your workout with 30 minutes of stretching.

Strength & StretchBoost your strength with this full body workout. A variety of equipment will be used to challenge you and keep each class new and interesting.

Total Body FitLots of movement, good music, great company, motivating instructors and great fun. Ideal for the mature adult or beginner of any age.

Busy BeesKids stay busy while mommy or daddy catch up on their � tness. Check out page 9 for program description and times.

drop in fitness class descriptions

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fitnessconsults, personal training & more

Post RehabilitationDealing with or recovering from an injury, illness, and/or disability? Our building is fully wheelchair accessible. Our sta� has extensive experience working with seniors, clients with cardiovascular, metabolic, neurological and musculoskeletal conditions.

Times: Flexible (to suit you)

All personal consults must be paid for at least 24 hours in advance. There is a $30 cancellation fee if you cancel with less than 24 hours notice.

Adult Fitness ConsultIf you would like a more private session and want to have a program designed speci� cally for you then this is the consult you need. Meet with a Personal Trainer & have a one on one instruction in our weight room for 90 minutes. Includes a free 30 minute follow up session in 4 weeks.

One 90 minute session $75 Dates and Times: Flexible

Seniors Fitness ConsultAre you 60 years or better and want to get � t? In one session we will show you how to use our equipment safely and e� ectively and design a program for your speci� c needs.Allow up to 90 minutesCost: $68 Dates and Times: Flexible

Weight Room OrientationIncludes meeting with one of our Fitness Trainers, tour of the weight room, introduction to the various pieces of equipment, information and a generic exercise program.

Private: One Hour $45.00 Semi-private: One hour, max 2 people $32.00 per person

Youth In The Weight RoomYou must be 16 to use the Weight Room without supervision. Youth 12-15 years are allowed only when one of our supervisors is on duty, or if they have taken our Independent Youth Weight Training Course. Parental permission needed.

Independent Youth Weight TrainingAre you 14 or 15 years old and ready to work out on your own? Course involves two sessions on safe and e� ective weight training for youth, plus a written exam. After successful completion you can work out during unsupervised times.

Sportsplex Weight RoomTwo 1.5 hour sessions $15One 3 hour session $15Parental permission required, you must be 14 at the time of the course.

Our Fitness & weight room instructors are:

Mary Fast, CPT, Fitness Supervisor, Personal TrainerSteve NagleSally Feast, Personal TrainerDenise TomlinsonLori WaltonCindy Leech, Personal Trainer Marion Eberlein, Personal TrainerRonna Lee-WrightLaurie GranlundCindy McLean

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Personal TrainingPersonal Training sessions are designed by our sta� around the individual’s current level of � tness and goals. We guarantee no use of computer generated training programs.Whether you want to:

★ Increase Energy ★ Lower Body Fat ★ Tone ★ Train for a Sport

Choose from these Personal Training Packages:Personal Consult A Personal Consult is mandatory before starting any of our Personal Training Packages.

One/60 minute session $45 STARTFIT Four/60 minute sessions $168

STARTFIT PLUS Six/60 minute sessions $252

RESULTS Ten/60 minute sessions $420

STAYFIT Twenty/60 minute sessions $840

FOLLOW-UP: Approximately 60 minutes $45

Please note we require payment prior to meeting with our Personal Trainers and 24 hours notice if you are unable to attend a Personal Training Session or a Personal Consult. There is a $32 cancellation fee if you cancel with less than 24 hours notice.

Fitness AppraisalsA Canadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Appraisal will assist you in your quest to increase your � tness level and become healthier by:

• gathering personal information• administering a health related Fitness

Appraisal and interpreting results• evaluating alternatives for change and

developing a personal action planTests include:• Pre-test screening• Lifestyle screening• Body composition• Aerobic � tness• Musculoskeletal � tness• Back assessment

We have two appraisers on sta� certi� ed by the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP). Cost is $102 for a full appraisal or $35 for any single component. Please note: this appraisal does not include a Fitness Program design.

Try our Gold program! Fitness Appraisal, program design and introduction to the weight room and equipment plus two free passes. Cost $225. Please allow 4 hours and two separate appointments. Give Mary a call at 250-923-7911 for more information.

NEW!

Small Group Personal TrainingWorkout three times a week with a Personal Trainer for four weeks. Share the cost with your friends, maximum 6 participants per session. Whether you’re planning for: ★ Winter Vacation ★ Winter Sports ★ Family Reunion ★ Getting Married

Cost is $674 per month, minimum one month commitment.

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Sand Volleyball

Four sand volleyball courts,

available for public use, are

located on the north side of

the Sportsplex.

Loaner volleyballs can be

obtained from the Sportsplex

front desk.

fitness consults, personal training & more

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adult general interest

Paddle Canada Basic Sea Kayaking Certi� cation Unable to commit to a full-day course?If you take all three courses (BK1 BK2 BK3) you will earn your Paddle Canada Basic Sea Kayaking Certi� cation.

Prerequisites: NoneEquipment: Kayaks, paddles, wetsuits, and all safety equipment are provided for all courses. Registration deadline is 48 hours before the course start time.

1-Day (8 hour) Certi� ed Course - BKCYou’ll learn the necessary rescues and strokes needed for a safe and fun time on the water. Successful completion of this course will earn the participant a Paddle Canada Basic to Sea Kayaking Certi� cation (that is recognized world-wide).

McIvor LakeSat, June 20 9am-6pm 1/$170Sun, July 12 9am-6pm 1/$170*McIvor Lake- 1st beach parking lot past boat launch.

Rescue Skills - BK1Increase your con� dence & safety on the water by learning, or just to refresh, how to safely wet-exit your kayak, then re-enter both with and without the assistance of another paddler.

Strathcona (indoor) Pool.Wed, May 20 7:30-9:30pm 1/$60Mon, Jun 1 7:30-9:30pm 1/$60Wed, Jun 17 7:30-9:30pm 1/$60

KAYAKING COURSES instructed by KAYAK Unlimited.

Paddling Skills - BK2This course teaches the basic strokes for paddling, stopping and turning your kayak. Will also introduce and explain kayak options, kayak clothing, and all the gear.

CR EstuaryTues, Jun 2 6-9pm 1/$60Tues, Jun 23 6-9pm 1/$60* CR Estuary o� Spit Rd.- Parking lot between children’s playground and West Coast Helicopters

Progressive Paddling - BK3This session builds the paddling skills by reviewing the basic strokes from BK2, and introduces edging & bracing – essential skills for � nesse & safety as a paddler. Weather awareness and navigation are also introduced.

CR EstuaryThurs, Jun 4 6-9pm 1/$60Thurs, Jun 25 6-9pm 1/$60* CR Estuary o� Spit Rd.- Parking lot between children’s playground and West Coast Helicopters

Watch for the

Summer Rec Guide

out June 5th!

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Centennial Park

The recently upgraded Centennial

Park has an outdoor pool (open

June to August), tennis courts and a

natural playspace. Open year round,

the tennis courts can also be used

for pickle ball and the multi-sport

court is available for a variety of

sports including basketball, box

soccer and ball hockey.

Mountain Biking: Trail Riding Skills For Beginners16 years and older (will consider 14/15 years upon request)

Learn the basic skills required to take your bike o� road and enjoy the trails around Campbell River. Instructor Tanya Allen, is an NCCP level 1 coach with 14 years of instructional and racing experience, who also instructs with the Trek Dirt Series in Whistler. We strongly recommend registering for all four classes to maximize your skill acquisition.

Introduction To Fly Fishing12+Years

This fun and easy course will introduce beginners to the basics of � y � shing for trout, steelhead and salmon in fresh water. Classes will be held indoors and out and will � nish with a � shing excursion.

Sportsplex Room 3Thurs Mar 26, Apr 2 & 9 6:30-8:30pm 4/$60Sat Apr 11: Time to be announced

Spring Kickball League18+ years

Kickball is a combination of baseball, soccer and dodge ball! This is a fun recreational league for adults who are looking to get some exercise, meet people and enjoy having balls thrown at them!!!

Pinecrest Park (360 South Birch Street)Thurs May 7-Jun 25 7–9pmSingle player: $40Team of 8: $250

Meet at the SportsplexSession 1 Mon May 4 6-8pm 1/$15Changing gears, balance/position. Braking and descending. Slow speed cornering & switchbacks. High speed cornering.

Session 2 Mon May 11 6-8pm 1/$15Front wheel lifts, pedaling front wheel lifts, getting over obstacles. Climbing; seated, standing, crouching, & with obstacles.

Session 3 Mon Jun 1 6-8pm 1/$15Roll downs. Straight Line Riding: riding narrow trails, elevated structures and teeter totters.

Session 4 Mon Jun 8 6-8pm 1/$15Practice your skills on the trails in the Beaver Lodge Lands.

Intro to Fly Fishing

Trail Riding Skills

Watch out for our summer guide June 5th!


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Milner GardensSpringtime at Milner Gardens is amazing with the acres of Rhododendrons in bloom as well as all the other spring � owers. Enjoy strolling through the beautiful grounds before stopping for lunch in the tea room of Veronica Milner’s home where Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip have stayed! Registration includes transportation, garden entrance and lunch.

Meet and return to the Community Centre south parking lot.Sat May 16 9:30am-5:30pm $60/$55 teens & 50+members

Mystery Garden TripLet’s go to.... oh no, we almost gave it away! We will be heading to a beautiful garden today but the destination is secret! Please bring a bag lunch and something to drink as we will be enjoying lunch together in the garden.

Meet and return to the Community Centre south parking lot.Mon Jun 8 9:30am-2:30pm$30/$25 teens & 50+members

Mason Bees Join Comox Strathcona Waste Management Compost Education Centre and the City of Campbell River to learn how you can have mason bees in your own backyard. Learn about one of nature’s great pollinators. Guest speaker Gordon Cyr will cover a wide variety of topics and answer any questions you may have regarding these industrious little bees.

Community Centre Room 1Thur Apr 9 7-8:30pmWorkshop is free but registration is required. Please call (250)286-1161 to register.

FREE!Feta and Quark CheeseCome experience a fun and exciting class on making Feta Cheese and Quark Cheese. Learn the cheese maker secrets for delicious cheeses. It’s fun, rewarding and so easy you won't believe your eyes! Taste, touch and feel this fun and exciting process and go home with a training kit to make your own cheese. Kits are valued at $13 and included with registration.

Sportsplex Room 2Tues April 21 6-9pm $55

Poutine Curds & Havarti Make Havarti Cheese and Poutine curds - yummy! This is a slightly advanced class on making harder pressed cheese but no experience is needed. You will learn how to press Havarti and how to age it. Poutine curds are fun to make for that special occasion to serve your friends and family, they won’t believe you made this! Go home with a training kit to make your own cheese right in your own kitchen. Kits are valued at $13 and included with registration.

Sportsplex Room 2Tues May 19 6-9pm $60

Baikie Island

This once industrial setting

has undergone a dramatic

transformation. The nature reserve

is an ideal retreat for bird watchers,

photographers, artists, naturalists,

educational groups and families.

Baikie Island is accessed from

Robinson Road in Campbellton (� rst

right turn after the silver bridge).

For more information call the Parks

Department at 250-286-7275.

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adult arts & CraftDrop In Pottery StudioThe Community Centre Pottery Studio is open to the public for drop in on Fridays. Previous pottery experience is required as there is no instruction provided. Children accompanied by an adult are welcome (both pay the drop in fee). Clay may be purchased for $18.00 per half bag. There may be an extra charge for � ring some projects depending on the size.

Community Centre Craft RoomFri Mar 20-Jun 26 1-4pm Drop in Rates: $6 per dayWe o� er Pottery lessons for community groups, home school groups and others. Please call 250-286-1161 for more information.(No program Apr 3, Apr 10, May 1)

Pottery For Everyone14 + years

A variety of techniques will be explored for all levels of potters. Half bag of clay for class projects is included. More clay may be purchased for larger projects at a cost of $12.50 per half bag.

Community Centre Craft RoomThurs May 14-Jun 18 6-9pm 6/$120, 6/$115 teen & 50+memberFri May 15-Jun 19 10am-1pm 6/$120, 6/$115 teen & 50+member

Sewing-Roman BlindsRoman Blinds are really quick, easy to make and very versatile! A fun and easy way to cover your windows using half the fabric of regular draperies.

Community Centre Room 2Sat May 9 9am-4pm $60/ $55 teens & 50+ members

Look for the 50+

Member price & SAVE!

Fairy GardenFairies, wee folks or elves. No matter what you call them every garden needs them! Design a special pot to entice them into your space. Please bring your own special miniatures to put into the garden.

Community Centre Craft RoomSat Apr 25 10am-12pm $35/ $30 teens & 50+ members

Tennis Courts

Campbell River has a total

of 10 tennis courts. Willow Point

Park has four lighted courts and

a practice wall. Light tokens can

be purchased at the Sportsplex

for $5 for 60 minutes. Centennial

Park has four courts and Robron

Park has two.

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specialized recreation

Multi Sport Ages 8-16

This is a physical activity program for children who experience physical and/or developmental barriers to being involved in organized sports. The activities are designed to improve endurance, strength and � exibility as well as provide a social and fun environment.

Community Centre GymThur Mar 26-Jun 18 4-5pm $2 Drop In

Cooking BasicsThis is a fun and basic cooking program to help you learn to make great, simple and nutritious food! You will learn to follow simple recipes and become comfortable working in a kitchen.

Community Centre Catering KitchenFri Mar 20-Apr 17 3-5pm 4/$44 (No program Apr 3)Fri Apr 24-May 22 3-5pm 4/$44(No program May 1)

Major Sponsor

Singing For Fun All ages, stages and abilities welcome. Sing along with Jim Chisholm on the guitar to oldies, fun songs and familiar tunes.

Community Centre LoungeWed Mar 25-Jun 24 10-11am$2 Drop In

Cooking Basics

The City of Campbell River Recreation and Culture department o� er the following programs designed for persons who have developmental disabilities. It is our goal to create opportunities for a positive recreation experience for everyone. If you have any questions or you require assistance to participate in any of our programs please call 250-286-1161 or 250-923-7911.

Stepping OutDi� erent activities are planned for every week. Movie nights, bingo, crafts, walks for co� ee and so much more! A schedule of nightly activities will be available the � rst evening.

Community Centre LoungeMon Mar 23-Jun 15 7-9pm Drop in $2 (No program Apr 6 & May 18)

Sewing For FunWe have the sewing machines and the instructors if you want to learn to sew. This is a fun class with great one on one instruction and the emphasis is on FUN. Projects will be discussed in class.

Community Centre Room 2Tues Mar 3-Apr 7 9-11am 6/$46Tues Mar 3-Apr 7 12:30-2:30pm 6/$46Tues Apr 14-May 19 9-11am 6/$46Tues Apr 14-May 19 12:30-2:30pm 6/$46

Vancouver Island Fiber FestA Fundraiser for Specialized Recreation Programs. Call 250-286-1161. More information on page 5.

Sewing for Fun

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50+ active living

You can integrate healthy activities into your daily life and enjoy comfortable, accessible facilities at the downtown Community Centre and at the Sportsplex in Willow Point Park.

• Annual membership is $22 per person valid January through December. Non-members are welcome and can pay $2 per visit.

• Bulletins (full of program information) are available the last Tuesday of each month.

• Participate in one or more of the 40 free activities led by volunteers. Just sign in!

• Participate in a social event such as the monthly Birthday Celebration. It’s free for you AND friends and family. Lunch Bunch is also a great social event for everyone.

• Choose to volunteer. Opportunities can be one day or weekly.

• Attend the ALL Members Meetings twice a year to � nd out about who, what, where, why and how of 50+ and to keep current. Change happens, be part of the action!

√ Applique √ Badminton √ Birthday Celebration√ Bridge√ Calico Quilters √ Carpet Bowling√ Co� ee Time√ Crafts√ Creative Writing√ Cribbage√ Crochet & Knitting√ Deck Shu� eboard√ Duplicate Bridge

√ ESL-English as a Second Language √ Euchre√ Frisbee Golf√ Floor Curling √ Hand Quilting√ Line Dancing √ Lunch Bunch√ Mah Jong√ Mexican Train Dominoes√ Movie Time√ Painting√ Partnership Bridge

√ Pickle Ball√ Potluck Dinners√ Quilters Gab√ Quilt & Sew√ Singles Club√ Soft Tennis√ Stamp Club√ Table Tennis√ Tai Chi√ Ukelele√ Walking & Hiking

50+ Drop-in Programs √Free programs start with a check mark.

Still need help? Contact a 50+ Programmer for ‘expert’ advice!

Fundraisers 50+ members fundraise at annual sales: Plant & Jumble Sale, GIANT Garage Sale, Christmas Bazaar and Toy & Craft Sale. Donate, join a group that knits, sews, crafts or quilts for the sales. Equipment and supplies are purchased with fundraised money. Get involved and have fun being part of the action! The next 50+ fundraiser is the annual Plant & Jumble Sale on Saturday, April 11th. Free entrance and everyone is welcome.

Volunteer Opportunities For 50+ MembersOur volunteers are registered with Recreation & Culture and have a clear criminal record. Please give a BIG thank you to our 100 volunteers.

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Campbell River Access Awareness CommitteeC.R.A.A.C. is an advisory committee to the Mayor and Council. We are committed to making Campbell River a truly accessible community. If you have an access issue or would like more information about this committee, please call Beverley 250-923-7779.

Trailrider We have a Trailrider available for loaning out. You can go almost anywhere with this amazing mode of transportation. Please give us a call for more information at 250-286-1161.

Volunteer with the Recreation and Culture Department

Getting involved as a volunteer bene� ts everyone! Volunteers stay connected to their community and in turn help to build a safer, healthier and more vibrant community in which to live, work and play. Be part of our vision of Campbell River: vibrant*healthy*engaged. For more information about becoming a volunteer, call the Volunteer Programmer, Judy Ridgway or the Community Centre at 250-286-1161. Applications are available at the Community Centre or Sportsplex o� ces.

PLANNING AN EVENT?

We’ve got rental space for you.At the Community Centre downtown or the Sportsplex in Willow Point we have space that can accommodate your needs. From weddings to dances, tradeshows to sports events, youth and adult parties, meetings and ceremonies of all types, the sta� at both locations are committed to ensuring your special event is a success.

C.R. Community Centre401 – 11th Avenue, Campbell River 250-286-1161For more details contact Bonnie Gri� ths at 250-286-1161 or pick up a copy of our Facility Rental Guide.

Sportsplex 1800 South Alder Street, Campbell River 250-923-7911For more details contact Diana Bell at 250-923-7911 or pick up a copy of our Facility Rental Guide.

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registration is easy!

Register in person or by phone:Drop by either the Community Centre or Sportsplex during regular o� ce hours or register by telephone with Visa or Mastercard.

SATISFACTION

GUARANTEED

1800 South Alder StreetSPORTSPLEX OFFICE HOURSPhone: 250.923.7911 Fax: 250.923.7921Monday to Friday: 8:00am - 9:00pm Saturday & Sunday: 9:00am - 3:30pm

SPORTSPLEX BUILDING HOURSMonday to Friday: 6:00am - 9:30pm Saturday & Sunday: 9:00am - 4:00pm

401 – 11th AvenuePhone: 250-286-1161 Fax: 250-830-0164Monday to Friday: 8:30am - 4:00pmSaturday & Sunday: O� ce Closed

For more information pertaining to the registration

process call us at:

250.286.1161 (Community Centre) or

250 .923.7911 (Sportsplex)

C.R. COMMUNITY CENTRE SPORTSPLEX

Scan the QR Code to join our mailing list. We’ll email you our newsletter to keep you up to date on what’s happening in your community!

What’s New in Campbell River?

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Summer Rec Guide

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parks & facilities

Park Furniture Donation Program(formerly the ‘Legacy Landmark’ program) This program provides the opportunity for individuals or organizations to donate a bench or picnic table in memory of a loved one or in recognition of a special event. Many new placement sites have been identi� ed, including spaces on the Discovery Pier. For more information or to receive a copy of the updated Guidelines and Application package, please call the Parks Department at 250-286-7275.

Planned For 2015Beach access mats to provide recreational access for walking, wheelchair and scooter accessibility. Cargo net at Centennial Park.

Baikie Island Nature ReserveVisit Baikie Island this summer to see all of the new plant growth and amazing variety of birds and animals that abound on this once industrial site. Baikie Island and the surrounding waters are now home to abundant natural plant species, birds and aquatic life.

The Parks Department is Responsible for:• Maintaining playing � elds, parks, trails,

cemeteries, green spaces and permanent outdoor washrooms.

• Managing the Park Furniture Donation and Street Banner programs.

• All street tree maintenance and tree hazard assessment.

The Parks Department is located at:Dogwood Operations Centre385 South Dogwood Street250-286-7275

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community dance & sports organizationsBADMINTONCR Badminton ClubCindy Simpson ...................................250-287-9827

BASEBALLCR Minor Baseball Associationwww.crmba.caSLO-PITCHCR Men’s Slo-pitchChad Braithwaite ..............................250-202-2654CR Mixed Slo-pitchMelanie Zylstra ..................................250-285-2233CR Women’s Slo-pitchMelanie Zylstra ..................................250-285-2233

SOFTBALLCR Minor Softball Associationwww.crminorsoftball.com

BOCCECR Italian Cultural SocietyGino Panziera .....................................250-923-6301

BOXINGCR Boxing & Fitness ClubMike Wood .........................................250-287-9632

CLIMBINGOn the Rocks Climbing Gym ....250-287-7625

CURLINGCR Curling Club ..............................250-287-4200

CYCLINGRiver City Cycling Clubwww.rivercitycycle.ca

DANCEBallroom & LatinZo� a & Irek Paykart ..........................250-923-7043CR DanceXtreme ............................250-286-3376Gayleallen School of Highland Danceggallen@telus.net............................250-286-3377Kathy Mascia School of Dance ..250-287-9342Ripple Rockets Square Dance ClubJake Ring .............................................250-923-1887Tara School of Irish DancingMargaret Mullen ...............................250-850-1091Urban Dance Connections ........250-850-1554

DIVINGThe Tide Rippers Diving ClubKevin Bates ..........................................250-923-3529

DRAGON BOAT TEAMSBraveHearts Dragon Boat [email protected] Dragon Boat Teamwww.riverspirit.ca

FOOTBALLCR Tackle FootballMaureen Boulter [email protected]

GIRL GUIDES OF CANADAwww.girlguides.ca ....................1-800-565-8111

GYMNASTICSCR Gymnastics Association ............250-286-3547

HOCKEY (FLOOR)Mike Wykes Floor Hockey (Sun)Mike Wykes .........................................250-286-0888Monday Night Floor HockeyMike Bennet ........................................250-923-0487

HOCKEY (ICE)CR Men’s Hockey LeaguePeter Demosko� ................................250-895-0204CR Minor Hockey League ..........250-850-0056Storm Junior B Hockey ClubKevin Spooner ....................................250-830-0979Senior Women’s HockeyMelinda Martin ..................................250-202-0897CR OldtimersRod Krasman ......................................250-923-3446Willow Point OldtimersBrian Lee ..............................................250-287-7548Over the Hill HockeyBrad Smith ..........................................250-923-1066Pioneer HockeyDuane Splane.....................................250-287-9693Strathcona Gardens .....................250-287-9234

JUDOCR Judo Club....................................250-923-9628

KARATEC-A-S-K- Karate ...............................250-286-7263CR Wado Karate Club ...................250-202-2738CR Aikido ...........................................250-204-2117CR Kyokushin Karate ...................250-202-0406Northwest Shito Kai Karate ......778-420-3656Pure Martial Arts Fitness ...........250-286-6998Shito-Ryu Karate Club ................250-286-6416

KAYAKINGCR Paddlers Associationwww.crpaddlers.com

LACROSSENorth Island Field [email protected] Wilson .........................................250-334-0063Box LacrosseAnn Marie Fair....................................250-923-3835

RACQUETBALLCR Raquetball Assoc (Jr & Adult)Gord [email protected]

RIDINGBear Creek Ranch ..........................250-337-5524CR Trail Riders .................................250-337-0021Balance Equestrian Centre .......250-203-6042www.balanceequestrian.ca

RUGBY (YOUTH)CR Athletic Association - Erin [email protected]

RUNNINGRiver Runners - [email protected]

SAILING CLUB - COMOX [email protected]

SKATING (ICE)Strathcona Gardens .................... 250-287-9234CR Figure Skating Club ...............250-287-2989

SKIING/ CROSS COUNTRYStrathcona Nordicswww.strathconanordics.com

SOCCERCR Youth Soccer Assoc ............1-866-964-4625CR Willows Masters SoccerHarry Barrett.......................................250-286-6612CR Mixed Soccer LeagueKorryn Obuck .....................................250-923-1199Golden Wings Soccerwww.crgoldenwings.comMid-Isle Womens Soccerwww.midislesoccer.com

SPECIAL OLYMPICSSpecial OlympicsMaureen Brinson ...............................250-286-6453

SQUASHCR Squash ClubTony Fantillo .......................................250-923-4521

SWIMMINGCR Killer Whales Swim Club ....... www.crkw.caCR Salmon Kings....................... Dean Dobrinskywww.campbellriversalmonkings.caCR Synchronized Swim ClubKim Hancock ......................................250-850-0020crsynchroswimclub@gmail.com

TAI CHIErin Cunningham ..............................250-923-7261

TENNISCR Tennis ClubJoan Wood ..........................................250-923-8134

TRIATHLONStrathcona Triathlon ClubSteve Nagle [email protected]

ULTIMATE FRISBEECR Ultimate Society,www.campbellriverultimate.com

VOLLEYBALLCrush Youth Volleyballwww.crcrushvolleyball.comAdult Co-ed LeagueShaun Scandrett [email protected] VolleyballEdward Bellrose .................................250-923-8026

WATERSKIING/ WAKEBOARDINGCR Eagles Waterski ClubChris Jochimski ..................................250-287-7704www.h20waterski@telus.net

YOUTH TRACK & FIELDThe CometsValerie Allemekinders ......................250-923-3905

The groups listed here are responsible for updating their own information and should call 250-923-7911 when changes occur.This space provided by your local parks and recreation departments.

Be sure to check out some of these great programs happening at your local rec centre:Strathcona Regional District:• Skating & Hockey Camps• Swimming Lessons & Daycamps (indoor pool)• Babysitters Training, First Aid Courses & Lifeguard & Swim

Instructor Training• Sports Camps• Drop-in Skating & Pond Hockey• Adult Summer Hockey League• Fitness Classes & More• City of Campbell River Registration starts June 5th for the following programs:• Haig Brown Camp• Swimming Lessons (outdoor pool)• Sports Camp• Little Ocean Explorers• Learn to Fish• One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish• and many more...

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