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1000 McBride Street • Prince Rupert, BC
ACTIVE LIVINGPRINPRINCE RUPERT RECREATIONCE RUPERT RECREATION
COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE
SPRINGSPRING 20152015
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RECREATION COMPLEX ADMISSION FEES(Prices plus G.S.T.) 15% 20% Regular Pass Non-program
Single 10 Visits 20 Visits 1 Month 3 Month Annual
Children 2-14 $2.20 $18.70 $35.20 $22.00 $59.40 $211.20
Youth 15-18 $2.60 $22.10 $41.60 $26.00 $70.20 $249.60
Post Secondary *Must show Current Student ID $3.98 $33.80 $63.60 $39.80 $107.46 $382.08
Adult 19-59 $5.40 $45.90 $86.40 $54.00 $145.80 $518.40
Family (2 Adults 4 Children) $10.80 $91.80 $172.80 $108.00 $291.60 $1,036.80
*Extra Family Members >6 $1.10 $9.40 $17.60 $11.00 $29.70 $105.60
Seniors 60+ $3.58 $30.40 $57.20 $35.80 $96.66 $343.68
AquaTherapy $3.58 $30.40 $57.20 $35.80 $96.66 $343.68
Casual Gymnasium Single Admission
Child 2-14 $1.10
Youth 15-18 $2.06
Post Secondary Student $2.90
Adult 19+ $3.44
Senior 60+ $2.90
Skate Rentals Individual 10 Tickets
Children / Teen >18 $1.76 $15.85
Adult 19-59 $2.21 $19.90
Skate Sharpening $5.99 $56.60
Drop In Fees Single Admission
Shi Hockey $5.40
General Information Children Special Interest
Registra on Informa on ...........4 Special Interest ..........................7 Arts & Culture .........................13
Offi ce Hours ..............................4 Sports & Physical Ac vity ..........8 C.O.R.E. ...................................16
Camp Leaders Wanted ............14 Pre-Teen, Teen & Adult First Aid ...................................24
Special Events ..........................30 Sports & Physical Ac vity ........10 Aquatic Centre
Rentals & Par es .....................33 Rupert Rock Climbers ..............11 Pool Schedule ..........................25
Organiza onal RecPass ...........34 Pre-Teen & Teen .....................12 Clubs .......................................27
Registra on Form ....................38 Fitness ...............................18, 19 Registra on Info ................26, 27
Preschool Retirees Lessons ....................................27
Preschool ..................................6 Re rees ...................................22 Lifeguard Programs .................28
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SCHEDULED CLOSURES/EVENTS
April 3 - Good FridayApril 5 - Easter Monday
May 18 - Victoria DayJuly 1 - Canada Day
PRINCE RUPERT RECREATION COMPLEX
OFFICE HOURS9 am to 8:45 pm Mon-Fri
CIVIC CENTRE8:30 am to 11:00 pm Sun-Sat
AQUATIC CENTRE OFFICE HOURS6:30 am to 8:15 pm Mon, Wed, Fri
6:30 am to 9:30 pm Tue & Thur12 pm to 7:45 pm Sat & Sun
Please be sure to have the following ready
when registering:• Course name, date & me• Registrant’s birthdate and personal health
care number• Informa on regarding allergies or special
needs for registrants• Cash or cheque payable to the City of
Prince Rupert or your , or
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
1. All registra ons are processed on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis.
2. Registra on is required for all classes except when specifi ed as a drop-in class.
3. See Page 26 & 27 for aqua c program registra on informa on.
4. The Recrea on Department reserves the right to cancel any programs.
5. If you have not received a receipt prior
to the class start date, please call to confi rm registra on.
6. Please read confi rma on receipts care-fully for informa on on dates, mes, supplies, etc. Thank you!
Register by phone: 250-624-6707
Register by email: recrea [email protected]
Register in person: Drop by during our offi ce hours
Register by fax: 250-627-8036
Call The Northern View for informa on
about adver sing in the Ac ve Living and
Community Resource Guide • 250-624-8088
Over 90% of the brain develops by age 5. As community stake holders we are commi ed to working together to ensure that communi es have the capacity to support families with children birth to 6 in their social, emo onal, cogni ve and physical development as the founda on 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 jus ce and economic benefi t for children, families and communi es. All of society benefi ts, when children reach their poten al.
Come and see us throughout the year at many community events including Children’s Fes val March 7th, North Coast Literacy Now~Literacy Fair at Rupert Square Mall March 28th, Seafest, Kindergarten Fair, Ready Set Learn, Welcome to Kindergarten, Aboriginal Day and many more. See what Success by 6 is doing provincially at www.successby6bc.ca
We look forward to bringing you the 3rd Annual Success by 6~Children s̒ Day in the Park on July11th. We are very honoured to bring Dr. Lee Brown to our
community on May 6th watch facebook for updates!!
Working to be a community that works, dreams and plans together to put children fi rst!!
In your community contact Kate Toye your regional Success by 6 coordinator at 250-622-9458 or [email protected] you can also check us out on facebook at Success by 6 Prince Rupert.
United Way Success By 6® Partners
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L WIGGLES AND SQUIGGLESAges: 18 months - 4 yrs (with adult)
Enjoy an ac ve free play gym experience with your child. Various
equipment for climbing, ride ’em toys, tumbling mats, parachute ball
games and bouncy castle.
Instructor: Sheila Zarvie Auditorium
April 2-23 Th 10:45-11:45am 4 $20.00
May 7-28 Th 10:45-11:45am 4 $20.00
June 4, 11 Th 10:45-11:45am 2 $10.00
MOTORING MUNCHKINSAges: 2.5 to 6 yrs
This class provides a safe environment for kids to learn bike riding.
Scooters and anything with pedals are welcome. You need to bring your
own wheels and don’t forget your helmet!
Instructor: Sheila Zarvie Auditorium
April 7-21 Tu 3:30-5pm 3 $15.00
May 5-26 Tu 3:30-5pm 4 $20.00
June 2, 9 Tu 3:30-5pm 2 $10.00
JUNGLE GYMAges 2.5 to 6 yrs
We will be using various gym/climbing equipment along with game play
to transform this into an ac ve go-ge er class.
Instructor: Sheila Zarvie Auditorium
April 2-23 Th 3:30-5pm 4 $20.00
May 7-28 Th 3:30-5pm 4 $20.00
June 4, 11 Th 3:30-5pm 2 $10.00
Beginner’s Band for Adults
Have you always wanted to learn a band instrument – flute, clarinet,
trumpet, trombone, saxophone, French horn, etc. – but never had the
opportunity? Or, did you play long ago and would like to see if you can
still make a sound? How about joining John Turner on Thursday evenings
7:00 – 8:00 at Prince Rupert Middle School Band room on 9th West. This
new group is having lots of fun and always welcomes new players. Call
John Turner at 624-4634 or e-mail him at [email protected] if you
have questions or need help in finding an instrument.
Prince Rupert Community Band Monday evenings 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Peter Witherly Community Music Studio CHSS Musical Director - Peter Witherly [email protected] 250-624-9634
Rotary Community Choir Wednesday evenings - 7:30 – 9:30 pm Peter Witherly Community Music Studio CHSS
Musical Director - Peter Witherly 250-624-9634 [email protected]
Contact information for the Prince Rupert and Region Music Society
www.prrms.com e-mail [email protected]
Thank you to Rhoda Witherly, Notary Public for sponsoring this ad.
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MUDWORKS Ages 4 - 8 yrs
This po ery class uses imagina on and your
super crea ve minds to transform clay into
works of art!
Instructor: Sheila Zarvie Po ery Room
April 13-June 1 M 3:30-4:30pm 7 $35.00
No Class May 18
MUDWORKS POTTERY + WHEELWORKS Ages 9 - 13 yrs
Various hand-building techniques and the
po ery wheel will allow your crea ve vision to
come alive to make awesome clay projects!
Instructor: Sheila Zarvie Po ery Room
April 13-June 1 M 4:30-6pm 7 $35.00
No Class May 18
MAKING A SCENEAges 5 - 12 yrs
For those who love ac ng, join Treena Decker who
has more than 25 years of ac ng expereience!
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 confi dence!
Instructor: Treena Decker Judo Room
April 11,18,25 Sat 10-12pm 3 $13.50
May 2,9,30 June 6 Sat 10-12pm 4 $18.00
PRINCE RUPERT CHILD CARE CENTREAges 5 - 11 yrs
Prince Rupert Child Care Centre is a licensed before and a er school care program for children
aged 5 to 11yrs. Centre is open from 6:00 am to 9:00 am and 2:00 pm to 5:45 pm. Pick up and drop off from school to the centre available.
Age appropriate ac vi es provide a safe and fun
place for kids to go and includes arts and cra s,
homework me (with support), and access to
Recrea on Centre’s ac vi es, all led by Early
Childhood Educators. Healthy, interes ng snacks
(following Canada’s Food Guide) are provided.
Program expands to include non-instruc onal
days at no extra charge for par cipants already
registered.
Registra on is ongoing, children can be enrolled
at any me.
OPERATIONAL HOURS
Morning Child Care 6:00 am - 9:00 pm A ernoon Child Care 2:45 pm - 5:45 pm
FULL TIME PACKAGE OPTIONS FULL TIME DROP IN PACKAGE OPTIONS
Before and a er school for more than 10 days in
a month
Before and a er school for less than 10 days in a
month
With Transport $360.00 With Transport $40.00 Per Day
Without Transport $300.00 Without Transport $35.00 Per Day
PART TIME PACKAGE OPTIONS PART TIME DROP IN PACKAGE OPTIONS
Before or a er school for more than 10 days in a month
Before or a er school for less than 10 days in a month
With Transport $180.00 With Transport $25.00 Per Day
Without Transport $150.00 Without Transport $20.00 a Day
Note: **Transport will get child to and from school. **Full me families with more than one child registered receive a 10% discount.
Contact the Prince Rupert Child Care Centre at 250 624-1403
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JUNIOR BADMINTONAges: 8 - 16 yrs
Recrea onal and compe ve badminton players welcome. No
experience required, just a keen interest.
Instructor: Raymond Liu
Beginners Back Gym
April 7-21 Tu 6:00-7:30 pm 3 $13.50
May 5-26 Tu 6:00-7:30 pm 4 $18.00
June 2-30 Tu 6:00-7:30 pm 5 $22.50
Advanced Front Gym
April 2-23 Th 6:00-7:30 pm 4 $18.00
May 7-28 Th 6:00-7:30 pm 3 $13.50
No Session May 21
June 4-25 Th 6:00-7:30 pm 4 $18.00
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KIDS’ YOGA Teaching young children the basics of yoga using breathing, stretching
and strength-building exercises along with songs, ac vi es, dancing,
games and a whole lot of fun!
Bring a yoga mat and water bo le - parents welcome to watch and/or
par cipate.
Instructor: Karen Cruz Judo Room
AGES 7- 11 yrs
April 11-25 Sat 1:30-2:15 pm 3 $18.00
May 2-30 Sat 1:30-2:15 pm 4 $24.00
June 13-27 Sat 1:30-2:15 pm 3 $18.00
KIDS’ INDOOR SOCCER Ages: 5 - 7 yrs
This ac ve and fun program engages children into a team atmosphere with tons of exercise.
Instructor: Randy Cunningham Back Gym
April 2-23 Th 3:30-4:30pm 4 $15.20
May 7-28 Th 3:30-4:30pm 4 $15.20
June 4-25 Th 3:30-4:30pm 4 $15.20
CHILDREN’S FLOOR HOCKEY: MONDAYSAges: 7 - 11 yrs
Join our fun, fast paced, no contact games. S cks are provided. Personal s cks must be covered with a wool sock and tape. Bring hockey pads if you have them.
Instructor: Raymond Liu Auditorium
April 13-27 M 3:30-4:30pm 3 $11.40
May 4-25 M 3:30-4:30pm 3 $11.40
No session May 18
June 1-29 M 3:30-4:30pm 5 $19.00
Rupert Square Mall, Lower LevelRupert Square Mall, Lower Level • Tel: 250.624.9185 • Fax: 250.624.6647 • Tel: 250.624.9185 • Fax: 250.624.6647
There will be days when you don’t know if you There will be days when you don’t know if you
can run a marathon. can run a marathon. There will be a life me knowing that you can.There will be a life me knowing that you can.
09250.624.6707 to Register
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
[email protected] www.pracss.net
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EVENING BADMINTON Ages: 15+
Bring a friend or friends and have a great workout. Bring your running
shoes and racquets.
Instructor: Raymond Liu
Gymnasium
April 1-26 W/Su 7:30-10:30pm 7 $25.20
No session April 5
May 3-31 W/Su 7:30-10:30pm 9 $32.40
June 3-28 W/Su 7:30-10:30pm 8 $28.80
WOMEN’S BALL HOCKEYAges: 17+
Come on out for fun & exercise! Each player must provide their own shin pads, gloves and a superblade hockey s ck. 20 players is the maximum for the spring season so sign up early!
Facilitator: Angie McGovern Auditorium
April 13-27 M 7:00-8:30pm 3 $12.00
May 4-25 M 7:00-8:30pm 3 $12.00
No Session May 18
June 1-29 M 7:00-8:30pm 5 $20.00
MEN’S FLOOR HOCKEY Ages 16+
Join us for Thursday night shuffl e up, on the fl oor the teams are picked at random. This is great exercise in a fast paced run. You would never think it was only a prac ce.
DROP-IN PRACTICE
Auditorium Drop in price: $7.00
April 2-23 Th 9:00-10:30pm 4 $16.00
May 7-28 Th 9:00-10:30pm 4 $16.00
June 4-25 Th 9:00-10:30pm 4 $16.00
GOALIES DROP IN FOR FREE
CASUAL GYM
Ages 12 + unless accompanied by an adultFacili es when available: Gym • Auditorium
See schedule for weekday availability, weekend availability will vary
Basketball? Badminton? Calisthenics ? Doesn’t ma er, come and play in the gym. Space is available on a fi rst come, fi rst served basis
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VOLLEYBALL COMPETITIVE & NON COMPETITIVE NEW!!!NEW!!!
Ages 18+*, 16+**
Back gym is for the compe ve people: block, dig and spike to your heart’s content. If keeping score and playing by the rules is important to you then the back gym is for you. *18 and older; special considera ons given to athletes in high school who play compe vely, with parental consent.
Front of the gym is for the people who just want to play in a relaxed non-compe ve environment. Front gym is a block and spike-free zone and is a fun way to meet people while hi ng a ball around. **16 years and older unless accompanied by an adult.
Facilitator: TBA Back Gymnasium
Compe ve
April 7 -21 Tu 8:00-10:00 pm 3 $18.00
May 5 - 26 Tu 8:00-10:00 pm 4 $24.00
June 2 -30 Tu 8:00-10:00 pm 5 $30.00
Non-compe ve
Facilitator: TBA Front Gymnasium
April 7-21 Tu 8:00-10:00 pm 3 $18.00
May 5-26 Tu 8:00-10:00 pm 4 $24.00
June 2-30 Tu 8:00-10:00 pm 5 $30.00
GET IN THE GAME NEW!!!NEW!!!Ages: 12-18
Discover just how much equipment the Civic Centre has with this fun and social class. Each class will be a diff erent sport or ac vity, come and play!
Facilitator: Jordan Lalonde Front Gymnasium
Drop in price $5.00
April 10, 17 F 7-8:30 pm 2 $8.00
May 11, 25 M 7-8:30 pm 2 $8.00
June 1-22 M 7-8:30 pm 4 $16.00
CASUAL DROP IN RATES TAX INCLUDEDChild: $1.10
Youth: $2.15
Adult: $3.60
Post Secondary Student with valid ID: $3.05
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OPEN CLIMBING WALL Come join us for some ver cal adventures. Indoor climbing is a great
way to get fi t and stay ac ve. Whether you’re training for your next
alpine ascent or just want to try it out, we’ve got routes for beginner and advanced climbers. (Belayers are not provided)
Instructor: Ben Punne Climbing Wall
April 2-27 M/Th/F 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 10 $37.50
No sessions April 3,6
May 4-29 M/Th/F 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 7 $26.25
No sessions May 8, 15, 18, 21, 22
June 1-29 M/Th/F 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 13 $48.75
Drop in Adult $7.00, Youth $5.00
Indoor climbing is a fast growing sport around the world. Ini ally developed as a way for rock climbers to con nue training their skills in the off -season, 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 me or learn to belay in an Intro to Climbing class.
Climbing is a fantas c mental and physical challenge for all ages.
More Info at:
Facebook: Devil’s Crag Climbing Wall
Email: [email protected]
Climbing is a partner-based ac vity and signing up in a group is encouraged. Climbers will need clean running shoes; other equipment is provided.
Par cipants must either have successfully completed Intro to Climbing or pass a belay test before they are allowed to belay on our walls.
Waivers are required and must be signed by parents or guardians for par cipants under the age of 18. Please contact Rupert Rock
Climbers for training and courses.
11250.624.6707 to Register
INTRO TO CLIMBINGAges 16+ yrs (13 yrs if signing up with an adult)
This introductory course teaches the skills needed to climb and belay
safely in an indoor climbing environment. Par cipants will learn about the gear and techniques to safely top-rope climb; including harnesses, ropes, e-in knots and the belaying procedures needed to take the belay
test. Basic climbing movement technique will also be covered.
Successful comple on of this course is required to be a belayer.
Instructor: Ben Punne Climbing Wall
Dates available upon request 3 hour course $25.00 per par cipant
Contact: [email protected] for more informa on
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HOME ALONE
AGE: 10+ The Canada Safety Council Home Alone Program is designed to
provide children 10 years of age and older with the necessary skills
and knowledge to be safe and responsible when home alone for
short periods of me. The program will help them understand how to
prevent problems, handle real-life situa ons, and keep them safe and
construc vely occupied. The program focuses on small discussions,
problem solving, role-playing, and instructor-led demonstra ons.
Children will receive a Student Reference book and a cer fi cate of
par cipa on.
Instructor: Carrie Thorpe Judo Room
May 4, 11 M 4:00-5:00pm 2 $15.00
June 1, 8 M 4:00-5:00pm 2 $15.00
DOVE SELF ESTEEM WORKSHOP
AGES: 11 14 This workshop invites youth to play a vital role in suppor ng a wider
defi ni on of beauty. Using the Dove Self Esteem Program model, youth will learn to love themselves and develop skills for posi ve self-esteem
while engaging in ac vi es and games.
Instructor: Carrie Thorpe Judo Room
May 6-June 10 W 4:00-5:00pm 6 $30.00
STANDARD FIRST AID & CPR C
AGE: 12 18 Pad your resume with this 16 hour Canadian Red Cross Standard fi rst
Aid and CPR C course. Be prepare for any fi rst aid emergency that may
come your way with this teens-only class.
Instructor: Kendal Shepard Eagle Room
April 21-30 Tu, Th 4:00-8:00pm 4 $85
TEEN YOGAAGES: 12 18
Not sure if yoga is your thing or not? Come to this all teen beginner
session and fi nd your inner yogi.
Please bring a yoga mat and water.
Instructor: Karen Cruz Judo Room
April 22 W 6:00-7:00pm 1 $5
May 27 W 6:00-7:00pm 1 $5
June 24 W 6:00-7:00pm 1 $5
OTHER TEEN & TEEN FRIENDLY PROGRAMS
Program Age Range More info on
Making a Scene 5-13 Page 7
Mudworks Po ery + Wheelworks 9-13 Page 7
Junior Lifeguard Club 8-12 Page 26
Sewing Work Shop & Fabric Art Workshop 8-16 Page 13
Junior Badminton 8-16 Page 8
C.O.R.E. 10+ Page 16
Home Alone 10+ Page 12
Babysi ng Course 11+ Page 24
Dove Self Esteem Workshop 11-14 Page 12
Teen Yoga 12-18 Page 12
Get in the Game 12-18 Page 10
Climbing Wall 13+ Page 11
Bronze Camp 13+ Page 28
Guard Squad 13-18 Page 26
Standard First Aid (Teens Only) 12-18 Page 12
Free Youth Night 12-18 Page 12
Evening Badminton 15+ Page 10
Tai Chi 15+ Page 19
Pilates PlusAthle c CoreMuscle Blast
15+ Page 19
Assistant Water Safety Instructor 15+ Page 28
Water Safety Instructor 15+ Page 28
Volleyball non-compe ve 16+ Page 10
Men’s Hockey 16+ Page 10
Hatha Yoga 16+ Page 19
Na onal Lifeguard Award 16+ Page 28
SELECT YOUTH PROGRAM FEES REDUCED THANKS TO THE
HEALTHY COMMUNITIES INTEGRATION COMMITTEE HCIC
YOUTH IN MOTION GRANT
FREE YOUTH NIGHTAGES 12 18
No need to register just sign in at the Raven Room when you get here.
Free snacks, games/sports in the Auditorium and board games in the
Raven Room. Bring your friends or make some new ones here!
Raven Room & Auditorium
April 8 W 7:00-9:00 pm 1 FREE
May 13 W 7:00-9:00 pm 1 FREE
June 10 W 7:00-9:00 pm 1 FREE
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FABRIC ARTS MEMBERSHIP
Two large rooms to meet your fabric arts needs. Rooms contain:
washer, dryer, microwave, iron, sewing machine, sinks and drying
lines. All par cipants who are familiar with the Fabric Arts Room
at the Recrea on Complex are welcome to join the fabric club. The
expecta on is that each person be self-directed. Use of this space is
for recrea onal purposes. Par cipa on in occasional evening member
mee ng, 1 hour in length, may be required.
Members will: Sign in at the front offi ce each me they a end. Club
members are expected to purchase their own dyes, chemicals & fabric.
Please pay at the front offi ce and sign the user agreement.
Closed on Stat holidays.
Availability during opera onal hours varies due to programs.
Lapidary Room $15.00 per Month
April 1-30 May 1-31 June 1-30
POTTERY CLUB MEMBERSHIP
We have studio space that we want you to enjoy. Our Po ery Studio
is open for experienced adults who are familiar with the Recrea on
Complex Po ery Room. Instruc on is not part of this club. The
expecta on is that each person be self-directed. Use of this space is for
recrea onal purposes. Par cipa on in occasional evening mee ng, 1
hour in length, may be required.
Members will: Sign in at the front offi ce each me they a end.
Members must purchase their own tools and supplies. Per kiln fi ring is
$40.00 (bisque fi ring) and $50.00 (glaze fi ring).
Please pay at the front offi ce and sign the user agreement.
Closed on Stat holidays. Availability during opera onal hours varies due to programs.
Po ery Room $15.00 per Month
April 1-30 May 1-31 June 1-30
FABRIC DYEING ORIENTATION
Come join us for fabric arts orienta on and become a MEMBER! This is intended to get you comfortable with the room procedures, safe handling of materials and get you crea ng your very own masterpieces. This 5 hour orienta on includes your fi rst month membership dues,
room orienta on, and dyes to get you started.
Instructor: Mavis Glencross Lapidary Room
Ages 16 yrs +
April 19 Sun 10:00-3:00pm 1 $60.00
May 24 Sun 10:00-3:00pm 1 $60.00
Please Note: Par cipants will need to supply 6 to 10 metres of PFD (prepared
for dying) co on fabric and rubbers gloves (labelled with name). Old clothing should be worn.
FABRIC ARTS WORKSHOP
Children will learn colour techniques and the basics of dyeing fabric.
Instructor: Mavis Glencross Lapidary Room
Ages 8 to 12 yrs
April 7-May 12 Tu 4:00-5:00pm 6 $40.00
Ages 10 - 16 yrs
May 19-June 23 Tu 4:00-5:00pm 6 $40.00
Please Note: Par cipants will need to supply 6 metres of PFD (prepared for dyeing) co on fabric, 1 or 2 co on t-shirts and rubbers gloves (labelled with
name). Old clothing should be worn.
SEWING WORKSHOP
Par cipants will learn basic sewing techniques. Sewing machines are
provided but students are encouraged to bring their own if possible.
Instructor: Mavis Glencross Lapidary Room
Ages 8 to 12 yrs
April 2-May 7 Th 4- 5pm 6 $35.00
Ages 10- 16 yrs
May 14-June 18 Th 4-5pm 6 $35.00
Please note par cipants will need to supply: A half metre each of 2
complementary fabrics and matching thread (addi onal materials may be required based on progress).
STRAWBERRYBANANAAt participating McDonald’s® restaurants in Canada.
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$199eachsnack sizeplus tax
Snack Size contains less than 150 calories!
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We are looking for enthusias c, high energy candidates who have experience working in a day camp se ng or extensive experience working with children and youth ages 6 – 15. Working under the supervision of the Recrea on Coordinator, the Summer Camp Leaders provide direct leadership, instruc on and supervision in a varied and comprehensive program related to leisure hobbies, sports, performing arts, culture, fi tness, socializa on and outdoor ac vi es. The summer camp program is facilitated both on and off -site.
Requirements:• Applicants must be available to work June 22 through August 28,
2015 in our full day camp program• A valid Standard First Aid cer fi ca on with CPR “C” and AED• High Five training is an asset
Resume:• Email your resume and cover le er to Recrea on Coordinator
Laura Chappell at [email protected] by May 6, 2015
Summer Camp Leaders
15250.624.6707 to Register
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 selec on of cra ers, ar sans, baking, silver jewelry, collec bles, 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-profi t organiza on.
Come join the friendly atmosphere…
THE COFFEE IS ALWAYS ON!
LAST MINUTE MARKET
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Course 1
Eagle Room
April 13-17,20
April 18,19
M, T, W, Th, F, M
Sa, Su
7:00-10:00pm
9:00-2:00pm
8 $160
Final Exam: April 20
Course 2
Eagle Room
May 19-22,26May 24,25
T, W, Th, F, M, TSa, Su
7:00-10:00pm9:00-2:00pm
8 $160
Final Exam: May 27
Note : Par cipants with their PAL par cipate for 12 hours of the course at cost as well as complete the fi nal Exam.
Manuals may be picked up upon registra on, No refunds without manual return. 100% par cipa on to pass.
CONSERVATION OUTDOOR RECREATION EDUCATIONAges: 10 yrs +
The Conserva on Outdoor Recrea- on Educa on (CORE) program is
designed for individuals wishing to obtain their fi rst B.C. resident hun ng licence. It is off ered through a partnership agreement with the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Opera ons and the Bri sh Columbia Wildlife Federa on (BCWF).
The program is useful for anyone interested in outdoor recrea on, wildlife and fi rearms safety. The successful comple on of the program is required for B.C. residents at age 18 or over who wish to obtain a B.C. resident hunter number card, and a fi rst B.C. resident hun ng licence.The BCWF is responsible for CORE program administra on, the keeping of graduate records and the public availability of the CORE examina ons through a provincial network of cer fi ed CORE examiners.
For more informa on and to obtain the CORE manual, visit the BCWF’s Conserva on Outdoor Recrea on Educa on (CORE) program website.
• Memberships available.
• Drop in accepted• 2 squash courts
• Wallyball court
• Racquetball court
• Free coaching and equipment available
525 9th Ave West • Telephone: 250-627-1446 • Cell: 250-600-4812 • Email: [email protected]
Prince Rupert Racquet Association
Want to play some wallyball, racquetball or squash? Then the Prince Rupert Racquet Centre is the place to go. We also have a licenced hall for your parties and meetings for up to 120 people. Give us a call today for more
details.
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Come Join In
We meet on the fourth Thursday each month at 7:00 pm(confi rm location and time by phone at 250-627-4201)
Meet others who are:• learning about local energy projects • interested in improving recycling• promoting new walking groups CLEAN WATER CLEAN AIR CLEAN FOOD
ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIETYENVIRONMENTAL SOCIETY
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NUTRITION WORKSHOP
Ea ng Right To Keep Fit!
Confused about nutri on? Sign up for a nutri on workshop with
personal trainer Kristen Beintama-Barre. We will discuss common
misconcep ons and diet myths, and uncover the truth about fats and carbs. We will learn the rela onship between food and your
metabolism, as well as learn macro-nutrients and how our body uses them.
Instructor Kristen Beintema-Barre Weight Area
May 3 Sun 10:30-11:30am 1 $15.00/person
WEIGHT AREA: PRIVATE ORIENTATION
If you are not comfortable in a group se ng, this orienta on is for you.
Our personal trainer will walk you through the gym and explain how to
use the equipment safely and eff ec vely, teaching proper body mechanics
as well as how to properly care for the equipment. This half-session will
enable you to be confi dent in a gym se ng.
Instructor Kristen Beintema-Barre Weight Area
Call 250.624.6707 to setup an appointment $30 per 30 Min
AQUAFIT SHALLOW ENDA 45-minute, shallow water class encourages self-pacing and off ers modi-fi ca ons for all levels of fi tness, with an emphasis on func onal fi tness. Defi nitely challenging!
Regular admission fees apply. See page 3 Drop-in Only
March 23 to June 26 M, W, F 9:05-9:50am 37
March 24 to June 25 T, Th 6:05-6:50pm 28
No Class April 3, 6, May 18
AQUAFIT DEEP WATERA 45-minute non-weight bearing workout for all fi tness levels. Cues are given to increase or decrease intensity. Swimming skill is not necessary as a fl ota on belt is worn. Core muscles are constantly challenged and engaged for the body to remain ver cal.
Regular admission fees apply. See page 3 Drop-in Only
March 23 to June 26 M, W, F 6:05-6:50pm 37
No Class April 3, 6, May 18
AQUAFIT SUNDAY FITA 45-minute, shallow water class encourages self-pacing and off ers modifi ca ons for all levels of fi tness, with an emphasis on func onal fi tness. Defi nitely challenging!
Registra on Only
April 12 to May 31 Sun 4:05-4:50pm 7 $23.80
No Class May 17
AQUAFIT YOGA FITA 45-minute, shallow water class. The healing proper es of water are an excellent place to provide calm but revitalizing mind and body exercise. Discover ways to increase your fl exibility, core stability, coordina on and muscular endurance with innova ve yoga-like moves in the water.
Registra on Only
April 11 to May 30 Sat 4:05-4:50pm 7 $23.80
No Class May 16
CHALLENGE YOURSELF, CHALLENGE YOURSELF, STAY ACTIVE.STAY ACTIVE. 115 - 3rd St • Call 250-627-5003 115 - 3rd St • Call 250-627-5003
Offi ce Hours: Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pmOffi ce Hours: Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm
If it doesn t challenge you, If it doesn t challenge you,
it doesn t change you.it doesn t change you.Fred DevitoFred Devito
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BOOT XPLOSION NEW!!!NEW!!!Boot Xplosion is a complete total Xtreme sweat from start to fi nish with core being worked throughout this Tabata style class with the
use of DANA Bands, Bender Balls, & Gliding Discs. All fi tness levels
are welcomed and encouraged and there will be diff erent op ons demonstrated so that you can get the best workout for YOU. Bring lots
of water and your energy and LET’S GET OUR SWEAT ON!
Instructor: Kerrie Kennedy Auditorium
April 11-25 Sat 10:00-11:00 am 3 $18.00
May 2, 9, 30 Sat 10:00-11:00 am 3 $18.00
June 6-20 Sat 10:00-11:00 am 3 $18.00
June 20 in Back Gym
MUSCLE BLASTThis class is a full body strengthening class with emphasis on the core.
Incorpora ng resistance equipment such as bands, weights, resistance
ball, & BOSU© ball to get the most out of your workout. All fi tness levels welcome.
Instructor: Barb Long Auditorium
April 2-23 M, Th 9:00-10:00 am 6 $36.00
No Class April 6
May 4-28 M, Th 9:00-10:00 am 5 $30.00
No class May 18-25
June 1-29 M, Th 9:00-10:00 am 8 $48.00
No class June 25
HATHA YOGAThis class is a combina on of stretching, muscle building/toning, core work and relaxa on. Basic yoga poses and fl ows mixed with some
strength training and a relaxa on por on at the end; this class will leave you feeling amazing.
All levels welcome.
Please bring a yoga mat and water.
Instructor: Karen Cruz Judo Room
April 1 -29 M, W 7:30-8:30 pm 8 $48.00
No Class April 6
May 4- 27 M, W 7:30-8:30 pm 7 $42.00
No Class May 18
June 1-29 M, W 7:30-8:30 pm 9 $54.00
PILATES PLUSThis class combines Pilates mat exercise with tradi onal resistance
training u lizing 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 be er, stronger, & stand taller.
*Please bring your yoga mat*
Instructor: Barb Long Judo Room
April 2 - 30 Tu, Th 5:30-6:30 pm 9 $54.00
May 5 - 28 Tu, Th 5:50-6:30 pm 7 $42.00
No class May 21
June 2 - 30 Tu, Th 5:30-6:30 pm 8 $48.00
No class June 25
TAI CHI 24 STYLE Ages 15+
A beginner 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
coordina on, balance and overall body awareness
Instructor: Raymond & Steven Liu Auditorium
Drop-ins welcome
April 10-24 F 7:00-8:00 pm 3 $18.00
April 24 in Main Gym
May 8,15,29 F 7:00-8:00 pm 3 $18.00
June 5-26 F 7:00-8:00 pm 4 $24.00
June 19 in Main Gym
BOOT CAMP This is a total sweat for this full body workout, using the BOSU©, hand
weights, and our own body weight. ALL fi tness levels welcomed and
encouraged. Will show varia ons to suit your needs because this is YOUR class so let’s have some fun, work hard, and come out feeling proud of what we can do!
Instructor: Kerrie Kennedy Auditorium
April 2- 23 Tu, Th 6:30-7:30 pm 7 $42.00
May 5- 28 Tu, Th 6:30-7:30 pm 7 $42.00
No Class May 21
June 2-23 Tu, Th 6:30-7:30 pm 7 $42.00
THE BENEFITS OF REGISTERING IN PROGRAMS
1. If a class doesn’t have enough registrants, it won’t run. Ensure
your class runs by registering.
1. Guarantee your spot as the classes grows. Sign up early and
don’t miss out.
2. Can be done over the phone with a credit card or in person
Drop in $8.00
10 Fitness passes $70.00
ATHLETIC CORE NEW!!!NEW!!!Done in a 20:10 ra o you will always be challenged to the “Core”!
Tabata-based training is an effi cient way to get hard training in a shorter
amount of me. This class is high energy, challenging & lots of fun.
Classes will be switched up to keep you training your full body, but
don’t worry that Core will never be ignored! All op ons will be shown
so no ma er your fi tness level this class will be sure to get you results!
Bring your water & your towel & prepare to sweat!
Instructor: Barb Long Auditorium
Morning
April 7 -28 Tu, F 9:00-10:00 am 7 $42.00
May 5 - 29 Tu, F 9:00-10:00 am 6 $36.00
No Class May 15, 22
June 2 -23 Tu, F 9:00-10:00 am 6 $36.00
No class June 5
Evening
April 8 - 22 M, W 5:30-6:30 pm 5 $30.00
May 4 - 27 M, W 5:30-6:30 pm 6 $36.00
No Classes May 18, 25
June 1- 29 M, W 5:30-6:30 pm 9 $54.00
June 17 Class in Back Gym
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FITNESS AT A GLANCE
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
9:00-10:00am Muscle Blast Athle c Core Muscle Blast Athle c Core
10:00-11:00am Boot Explosion
5:30-6:30pm Athle c Core Pilates Plus Athle c Core Pilates Plus
6:30-7:30pm Boot Camp Boot Camp
7:00-8:00pm Tai Chi 24 Style
7:30-8:30pm Hatha Yoga Hatha Yoga
KIDS’ PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
10:00-12:00amMaking a Scene
(5-12 yrs)
10:45-11:45amWiggles and Squiggles
(18m-4 yrs)
1:30-2:15pmKids' Yoga (7-11 yrs)
3:30-4:30pm
Mudworks
(4-8 yrs)Kids' Indoor Soccer
(5-7 yrs)Children’s Floor Hockey
(7-11 yrs)
3:30-5:00pmMotoring Munchkins
(2.5 - 6 yrs)
Jungle Gym
(2.5-6 yrs)
4:00-5:00pmFabric Arts
(8-12 yrs)
Sewing Workshop
(8-12 yrs)
4:30-6:00pmMudworks Po ery +
Wheelworks (9-13yrs)
6:00-7:30pmJr Badminton
Beginners (8-16 yrs)
Jr Badminton
Advanced (8-16yrs)
These schedules are just an overview, for more in depth schedules and course informa on please read the course outlines:• Fitness outlines can be found on page 19
• Children’s programs can be found on pages 6, 7, 8 & 13
Auditorium Front Gym Back Gym Lapidary Judo Room Po ery room
7 days a week • 250-627-1561601 2ND AVENUE WEST, PRINCE RUPERT601 2ND AVENUE WEST, PRINCE RUPERT
WE SERVE BREAKFAST, TOO!WE SERVE BREAKFAST, TOO!
SaladsSaladsOvenOven Toasted Toasted
Subs • Flatbread • FootlongsSubs • Flatbread • FootlongsBreadsBreads baked fresh daily. baked fresh daily.
21250.624.6707 to Register
KID’S CAMP FOR AGES
6 -14
Big Blue Sailing Schoolis once again pleased to host
Paul Bull / Leslie Roberts
We’re bringing back the BC Sailing Association
“Mobile Optimist Sailing School”This course is run by BC Sailing. The proceeds go to BC Sailingto support learning for kids. BC Sailing has offered to bring their kids camp to Prince Rupert and Terrace. The MOSS program has been very successful here in the past and we’re looking forward to getting the kids on the water again this summer. We hold the Prince Rupert camp at Diana Lake day use site, and the Terrace camp at Lakelse Lake Furlong Bay campground.
To Register, or for more information, visit “Kids Camp” on our website!
Camp 1: July 6-10 Prince RupertCamp 2: July 13-17 Terrace
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AQUAFIT
Regardless of your fi tness level, you can get a great workout in the water. Your instructor will off er plenty of modifi ca ons to increase or decrease the diffi culty of the moves, and you’re always free to go at your own pace. Using a fl ota on belt will help you stay afl oat, or you can go with-out to really keep your heart pumping throughout the class.
Check out page 18 for more details, days and mes.
CARPET BOWLINGFor Adults / Seniors
Come with a friend, or join us and meet new ones. Experienced players and newcomers are welcome. Tea and coff ee available. Come prepared for exercise and fun.
Auditorium
April 2-28 Tu, Th 1-3pm 8 $20.00
May 5-28 Tu, Th 1-3pm 8 $20.00
June 2-25 Tu, Th 1-3pm 8 $20.00
Drop in $2.75 No Sessions April 30
NIFTY FIFTIES WALKING & EXERCISE CLUBAges: 50 yrs+
Walking made fun & easy!
Come get some exercise in a pleasant, safe, atmosphere with lots of laughs and music to walk by. Everyone walks at their own pace, we also off er some simple group exercises and stretches. Newcomers are always welcome. Come on down and bring a friend.
Instructor: Elaine Lohnes Gym
April 2-23 Tu, Th 10-11am 7 $8.75
May 5-28 Tu, Th 10-11am 8 $10.00
June 2-30 Tu, Th 10-11am 9 $11.25
Drop in $2.00
If you are 55+ you can join the fun year (Aug 18 – 22, 2015)
when the games will be in North Vancouver. The events are:
Archery
Badminton
Bocce
Bridge, Duplicate
Bridge, Social
Carpet Bowling
Cribbage
Cycling
Darts
Dragon Boat
Equestrian
Five Pin Bowling
Floor Curling
Golf
Horseshoes
Ice Curling
Ice Hockey
Lawn Bowling
Pickleball
Slo-Pitch
Soccer
Swimming
Table Tennis
Tennis
Track and Field
Whist
Zone 10 encompasses Prince Rupert, Terrace, Kitimat, Haida Gwaii and the Nass Valley
Local Contacts: Marion Weir [email protected] (250-624-9184)
Dawn Quast [email protected] (250-624-6450)
Andrea Anderson [email protected] (250-624-9066)
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.
This advertisement is sponsored by Medallion Paging and Telecom Communication Specialists of Prince Rupert
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PRINCE RUPERT SENIORS’ CENTRE ASSOCIATION21 Grenville Court 250- 627-1900 [email protected]
‘”We are located next to North Coast Community College” off 6th Street”
Hours: 11am to 3pm Monday thru Friday
Ac vi es: Bingo, chair exercises, darts, 3-D embroidery, tole pain ng, fl oor curling, carpet bowling,
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. FOOT CARE
OFFERED!
Lunch service 11:30am – 12:45PM
2015 Memberships Available: $10.00 (45 years of age and up).
**Pancake breakfasts the 1st Sunday of each month
10am to 12 noon October thru May-Everyone Welcome.
SPRING TEA & BAZAAR –SAT APRIL 18 11AM TO 1PMPurchase your raffl e ckets for the quilt and silk scarf now!
SENIORS WELLNESS FORUM-MAY 05th-10AM TO 2PM
The P.R.S.C.A. would like to thank Maher Terminals of Canada Corp. for generously sponsoring this space.
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Workplace Standard First AidAges: 16 & Over
The Red Cross Standard First Aid & CPR program
includes comprehensive First Aid & CPR
techniques for those who need training for work
requirements or who want more knowledge to
respond to emergencies in the home, at work
or at play. Standard First Aid covers a variety of
topics from basic, such as cardiovascular and
breathing emergencies, CPR, AED, preven on
of disease transmission, to in-depth, such as
sudden medical condi ons and injuries to the
head and spine.
We off er the choice of taking this course with
either CPR Level C or CPR Level HCP.
The Red Cross Standard First Aid & CPR course
is recognized by Adult and Child Care Licensing
Boards.
Instructor: Kendal Shepard
April 7, 8 T, W 9am-6pm 2 $210.00
June 14, 15 Su, M 9am-6pm 2 $210.00
Workplace Emergency First AidAges: 16 & Over
Workplace Emergency First Aid (also known
as Occupa onal First Aid Level 1 or OFA 1) is a
hands-on interac ve 1 day course that teaches
workers how to deal with the most common
workplace fi rst aid emergencies. The Workplace
Emergency First Aid course includes adult
CPR, choking procedures as well as emergency
scene management, dealing with shock, spinal
injuries, minor wound management, major
bleeding, internal bleeding, poisons and minor
burns. Students will also be trained to use an
Automated External Defi brillator.
The Red Cross Workplace Emergency First
Aid program is recognized by WorkSafe BC as
equivalent to the OFA Level 1 program.
Instructor: Kendal Shepard
April 12 Sun 8-4pm 1 $125.00
May 3 Sun 8-4pm 1 $125.00
June 21 Sun 8-4pm 1 $125.00
Marine Basic First AidAges: 16 & Over
Overview of First Aid & CPR techniques with
scenarios from the marine/fi shing industry for
individuals who need a basic training level in
First Aid & CPR for the marine industry. The
course develops skills needed to recognize and
respond to cardiovascular emergencies for
adults, CPR Level C, and other topics including
choking, airway and breathing emergencies and
preven on of disease transmission.
Cer fi ca on length - 3 years.
Course length - 16 hours inclusive of rest breaks.
NOTE: Marine Basic cer fi cates are issued by
the Canadian Red Cross and Transport Canada.
Please an cipate a delay as it will take me for
Red Cross and Transport Canada to process your
paperwork and issue your cer fi cates.
*Any student a ending a Marine Basic First Aid
requires a Canadian Document number from
Transport Canada.
Instructor: Kendal Shepard
April 15, 16 W, Th 8-5pm 1 $210.00
Babysitters Course
You’re an adolescent of 11 years old or older and you’ve decided to become a babysi er; 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: TBA
April 24 Fri 9-5pm 1 $80.00
May 15 Sun 8-4:30pm 1 $80.00
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Problems fi nding a day and me that works for your schedule? Contact Kendal or Calvin at
250-624-6707. A First Aid program can be created for your group or business on the days and mes of your choice for 8 or more par cipants.
We can custom design any of our First Aid Courses to meet your company’s needs. Call Kendal today @ 250-624-6707 for more details.
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PUBLIC SWIM
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.
LIMITED USE
Some facili es will be open, but may be shared with organized instruc onal programs. Rope swing & diving board may not operate during these mes.
All children not in lessons regardless of age must have a caregiver present inside the pool area.
Children ages of 7-13 not in lessons, are not permit-ted in the pool unless:
• They have a sibling in swimming lessons, or• They are supervised by a caregiver.
OONIE SWIM
A public swim at a bargain price! $5.00 Family, $2.00 Adult, $1.00 Child.
FAMILY
2 Adults, 4 Children under the age of 19 years (no rela on required)
PRESCHOOL
Children under 7 years a ending a public or family swim, must be accompanied by a caregiver (defi ned as a responsible person 16 years of age or older). For every 3 preschoolers, there must be one caregiver in the water, within arm’s reach, supervising the children’s play and ac vity. Your child’s best life preserver is you.
MARCH 22 TO JUNE 27 , 2015
MARCH 15 TO MARCH 21
All pool mes are subject to cancella on or change with limited or no no ce due to equipment, biological mishaps, or staffi ng challenges. Some rental mes only have limited space available. Please call for further informa on.
LOOKING TO HOST A PARTY? CALL US 250 624 6707
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Everyone Welcome
6:30-9am11am-1pm
2-3pm7-8:30pm
6:30am-9am11am-3pm7-8:30pm
6:30am-9am11am-1pm
2-3pm7-8:30pm
6:30am-9am11am-3pm7-8:30pm
6:30-9am10am-1pm
2-3pm7-8:30pm
1:30-4pm6-8pm
1:30-4pm6-8pm
Oonie Swim 7pm-8:30pm
Limited Use9-11am
3-7:00pm9-11am
3-7:00pm9-10am
3-7:00pm9-11am
3-7:00pm9-10am
3-7:00pm12-1:30pm
4-6pm12-1:30pm
4-6pm
16 & Over 8:30-10pm 8:30-10pm
Weight Area Only 6:30am-8:30pm 6:30am-10pm 6:30am-8:30pm 6:30am-10pm 6:30am-8:30pm10am-12pm Members only
12-8pm Everyone
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Shallow Water 9:05-9:50am 6:05-6:50pm 9:05-9:50am 6:05-6:50pm 9:05-9:50am Registered - pg
Deep Water 6:05-6:50pm 6:05-6:50pm 6:05-6:50pm Registered - pg
AQUAFIT SCHEDULE
SundayMarch 15
MondayMarch 16
TuesdayMarch 17
WednesdayMarch 18
ThursdayMarch 19
FridayMarch 20
SaturdayMarch 21
Everyone Welcome
1:30-4pm6-8pm
6:30-9am10am-5pm7-8:30pm
6:30-9am10am-5pm7-8:30pm
6:30-9am10am-5pm7-8:30pm
6:30-9am10am-5pm7-8:30pm
6:30-9am10am-5pm7-8:30pm
1:30-4pm6-8pm
Oonie Swim 7pm-8:30pm
Limited Use12-1:304-6pm
9-10am5-7:00pm
9-10am5-7pm
9-10am5-7pm
9-10am5-7pm
9-10am5-7pm
12-1:304-6pm
16 & Over 8:30-10pm 8:30-10pm
Weight Area10-12 Members only
6:30am-8:30pm 6:30am-10pm 6:30a-8:30pm 6:30am-10pm 6:30am-8:30pm10-12 Members only
12-8pm 12-8pm
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FREE SWIM EVALUATIONSNot 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 evalua on!
REPORT CARDSReport cards are completed once the lessons have fi nished. A er 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 fi rst day the next lesson set. If you don’t receive your card within 2 days a er your last session, you will receive a 10% discount on your next swim lesson set.
CUSTOM DESIGNED PROGRAMSProblems fi ng into our regular swimming lesson schedule? Contact us at 250-624-6707. A program can be arranged for you on the days and mes of your choice for 3 or more par cipants of similar ability.
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Junior Lifeguard ClubAges 8 to 12 yrs
The JLC is a place for young people ages 8 to 12 to learn about lifesaving
and lifeguarding, take part in friendly compe on and special events,
challenge themselves to aim for personal bests, hang out in a posi ve
environment, get fi t and make new friends.
Members will also be working toward the skills and knowledge of the
Canadian Swim Patrol program, Bronze Star and developing leadership
skills.
Instructor: Trysta Du on
Apr 11-May 30 Sat 1:00-2:00pm 7 $73.50
No Class May 16
We will be doing fi eld trips and other ac vi es outside of the regular
prac ce mes. The instructor will provide each par cipant with a list of ac vi es and consent forms on the fi rst day.
Guard SquadAges 13 to 18 yrs
Join the Earl Mah Aqua c Centre Guard Squad this spring and start your
journey to becoming a Lifeguard. This program will introduce you to life-
saving and fi rst aid skills as well as accident preven on and working with
the public. Stay healthy and ac ve while mee ng new friends, developing
leadership skills and prac cing lifesaving sports.
Instructor: Trysta Du on
Apr 11-May 30 Sat 2:30-3:30pm 7 $73.50
No Class May 16
We will be doing fi eld trips and other ac vi es outside of the regular
prac ce mes. The instructor will provide each par cipant with a list of
ac vi es and consent forms on the fi rst day.
PERSONALIZED SWIM INSTRUCTIONThese swim lessons provide one-on-one instruc on for swimmers that wish to strengthen their swimming ability. Some mes a li le help can make a big diff erence! Does your child need work on a specifi c stroke or skill or could they benefi t from one-on-one instruc on? If one-on-one instruc on suits your needs, call or drop by. We will schedule your private lessons on the mes, dates and with the instructor you prefer whenever possible.NOTE: All private lessons must be paid in advance. No refunds will be given without a minimum of 24 hr no ce. An admin fee will be charged on all cancella ons.
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Individual Private Swim Lesson:
$25.00 for 1 lesson (30 minutes) • $80.00 for 4 lessons (30 minutes)
Semi-Private (2 par cipants per class):
$35.00 for 1 lesson (30 minutes) • $112.00 for 4 lessons (30 minutes)
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1. Find your current level2. Phone, fax or e-mail3. Register in your preferred day & me.
If you are currently in a class you will be placed into the wai ng list.
4. Review your receipt. Date, me, level and par cipant.
If we do not have enough par cipants in a class, then unfortunately it will be cancelled. It is important that you register early.
The staff call everyone to confi rm date, me,
level and the par cipant for a class. However,
there are mes we either don’t have the correct contact informa on or we are unable to leave a message.
We urge caregivers / par cipants 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 wai ng list we can’t
guarantee your preferred me slot.
HOW TO REGISTER
WAITING LISTS
REFUNDS
CANCELLATIONS
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
CONFIRMATIONS
1. Wai ng lists are processed the fi rst Saturday / Sunday a er the comple on of a lesson set.
2. Those who are listed fi rst (date and me) will be registered into their preferred date, me and level if available.
3. If your preferred date and me are not available then we will try and accommodate you by making a new class or sugges ng an alterna ve me.
4. Review your receipt: Date, me, level and par cipant.
Note: If we are unable to place you into a class of your preference you will be automa cally registered into the next lesson set.
Please be sure to have the following ready when registering:Course name, date & me• Doctor’s name and phone number• Registrant’s birthdate and health care number • Informa on on allergies or disabili es.• Cash or cheque payable to the City of Prince
Rupert or your Visa, MC or Debit
Once the class has started, there will be no refunds unless you are withdrawing for medical reasons (with a doctors note).Private lessons require a 24 hr no ce of cancel-la on. A 15% administra on fee will be charged on all cancella ons with less than 72 hours of no ce.
Please ensure you check the 5 Rights prior to the start of your program1. Right Time 2. Right Date 3. Right Class 4. Right Child 5. Right Cost
ADDITIONAL CLASSES AND INSTRUCTORS WILL BE ADDED AS NEEDED.
Mon Tues Wed Thur Sat
P&T 110:10-10:40
P&T 212:05-12:35
P&T 3 10:10-10:40
SeaO er 3:15-3:459:00-9:30
12:55-1:253:15-3:45
3:15-3:459:00-9:30
12:55-1:253:15-3:45
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Salamander*Combined
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9:35-10:051:30-2:00*5-5:30
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9:35-10:051:30-2:00*5-5:30
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Sunfi sh*Combined
9:00-9:3012:55-1:25
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9:00-9:3012:55-1:25
*5-5:3011:30-12:00
Crocodile*Combined
*5-5:309:35-10:051:30-2:00*5-5:30
*5-5:309:35-10:051:30-2:00*5-5:30
10-10:30Whale
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Level 13:15-3:454:25-4:55
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Level 2 3:50-4:20 3:50-4:20 3:50-4:20 3:50-4:20 10:35-11:05
Level 3 3:50-4:20 3:50-4:20 3:50-4:20 3:50-4:20 11:30-12:00
Level 4 4:25-4:55 4:25-4:55 4:25-4:55 4:25-4:55 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
Level 64:20-5:05 4:20-5:05 4:20-5:05 4:20-5:05 12:20-1:05
Level 7
Level 8
5:10-5:55 5:10-5:55 1:10-1:55Level 9
Level 10
RATES FOR LESSONS
Preschool 1-7,
Swim Kids 1-4Swim Kids 5-10
30 min Lesson 45 min Lesson
$26.25 (5 Classes) $39.40 (5 Classes)
$31.50 (6 Classes) $47.30 (6 Classes)
$36.75 (7 Classes) $55.15 (7 Classes)
LESSON SET DATES
Set 1 Set 2
MONDAYS
Mar 23 to Apr 27 May 11 to June 15
5 Classes 5 Classes
TUESDAYSMar 24 to Apr 28 May 12 to June 16
6 Classes 6 Classes
WEDNESDAYSMar 25 to Apr 29 May 13 to June 17
6 Classes 6 Classes
THURSDAYSMar 26 to Apr30 May 14 to June 18
6 Classes 6 Classes
SATURDAYSApril 11 to May 30
7 Classes
Has your child (3 to 12yrs) repeated the same level for more than 24 individual sessions? If yes, talk to Cori or Kendal about receiving a free private lesson!
27250.624.6707 to Register
National Lifeguard Course
Prerequisites: Ages: 16 & over,
Bronze Cross, Standard First
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knowledge and values that the
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develop a sound understanding
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role of the lifeguard.
This course includes Workplace Standard First Aid Cer fi ca on.
Instructor: Kendal Shepard
August 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16
SunM-Th
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14 $500.00
Bronze CampPrerequisites: Ability to swim 600 metres; 13+ years of age UNLESS you have Bronze Star.
This camp is designed to further lifesaving skills. The camp combines two advanced lifesaving awards: Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross with a CPR ‘C’ award. Par cipants will perform challenging water rescues, learn First Aid and CPR, and develop aqua c endurance.
Bronze Cross can earn you 2 credits for grade 11.
Instructor: Kendal
July 21, 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, 29, 30 Mon-Fri 11-3pm 14 $250.00
Assistant Water Safety InstructorPrerequisites: 15 years old and Red Cross Swim Kids 10 or equivalent
The Assistant Water Safety Instructor Course (AWSI) is a prerequisite to the Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Course. The Assistant Water Safety Instructor Course covers the foundation of instructional skills including teaching methods, learning styles, physical principles, progressions, communication, safety supervision and feedback.
Candidates are evaluated during 8 hours of assistant teaching and through individual study assignments.
Upon successful completion of the Assistant Water Safety Instructor
Course, candidates are certifi ed as Assistant Water Safety Instructors,
which enables them to co-teach the Red Cross Swim programs under the supervision of a fully certifi ed Water Safety Instructor. Once
certifi ed, Assistant Water Safety Instructors have two years to become
Water Safety Instructors.
Instructor: Cori O’Connor
June 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28 Th, FrSat
6-10pm9-6pm
14 $350.00
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The Water Safety Instructor Course (WSI) further develops instructional
ability by focusing on how to eff ectively plan and teach the Red Cross
Swim continuum: Red Cross Swim Preschool, Red Cross Swim Kids and
AquaAdults programs. The Water Safety Instructor course focuses
on how to eff ectively apply the information learned in the Assistant
Water Safety Instructor Course to the Red Cross Swim programs.
Other topics include instructional emergency response skills and stroke
development, drills, and corrective strategies.
Candidates apply their teaching skills and knowledge during 12 hours
of practical teaching experience. Upon successful completion of the
Water Safety Instructor Course, candidates are certifi ed as Water
Safety Instructors.
Please bring AWSI award & manual, bathing suit/towel, pen/paper & lunch.
Instructor: Cori O’Connor
July 9, 10, 11, 18 Th, FrSat
6-10pm9-6pm
14 $300.00
A PROUD SUPPORTER OF A PROUD SUPPORTER OF LOCAL SPORTS TEAMS & ATHLETICSLOCAL SPORTS TEAMS & ATHLETICS
3rd Ave West, Prince Rupert (250) 624-5231 • Complimentary 1-888-738-2211
Your Hometown Jeweller With National Buying PowerYour Hometown Jeweller With National Buying Power
Cook’s JewellersCook’s Jewellers
www.princerupert.ca 28 Info line: 250.624.9000
29250.624.6707 to Register
PRINCE RUPERT AMATEUR SWIM CLUB
MASTERS INFORMATION• The PRASC masters program has prac ces available on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 6:00-7:30 am
AND from 6:00 – 7:00 pm. We also have lane space available on Saturday morning from 11:00 – noon. • Registered Masters are welcomed at any scheduled masters prac ce• There are payment op ons available for those that wish to fundraise, don’t wish to fundraise or want to drop in
occasionally• All levels of swimmer are welcome!• For more informa on, call 250-624-8023 or email [email protected]• A complete overview of our program including schedule, costs and fundraising is available at our website: www.prasc.net.• Swimmers are welcome to try a prac ce before registering!
REGISTRATION INFORMATION• Registra on is ongoing through the end of the school year• Swimmers should be able to complete one length of the pool unassisted• For more informa on or to book an appointment to have your child assessed, please call 250-624-8023 or email
[email protected]• A complete overview of our program, including schedule, costs, fundraising and group structure is available at
our website: www.prasc.net• Swimmers are welcome to try a prac ce before registering!• Our club registrar is available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 4:30-5:30 in the club offi ce on the second fl oor
of the Earl Mah Aqua c Centre
Check out our website at www.prasc.net
If you have any ques ons please call PRASC at 250-624-8023 or email us at [email protected]. You can email Debra directly with any registra on related ques on at [email protected].
GRASSY BAY GRASSY BAY SERVICESERVICE250-624-9450 • 100 GRASSY BAY LANE250-624-9450 • 100 GRASSY BAY LANE
FULL & SELF SERVICE •FULL & SELF SERVICE •CONVENIENCE STORE •CONVENIENCE STORE •
SANI-DUMP •SANI-DUMP •MARINE & DIESEL FUEL •MARINE & DIESEL FUEL •
PROPANE •PROPANE •STATUS CARDS ACCEPTEDSTATUS CARDS ACCEPTED
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THANK YOU
FREE ACTIVITIES
1:30 pm to 3:30 pmApril 24, May 15
Sponsored by Prince Rupert District Teacher’s Union
The City of Prince Rupert appreciates the generosity of the following community & corporate organiza ons to
provide FREE swimming & ska ng sessions to residents of our community.
2014/15 FREE SWIMMING 2014/15 FREE SKATING
Gitmaxmak’ay Nisga’a (3) + (1 Full Facility) All Na ve Tournament (2) Rupert Square Shopping Centre Tenants’ Associa on (4)
Rupert Square Shopping Centre Tenants’ Associa on (2) Northern Savings Credit Union (1) Rupert Rampage (1)
PR District Teachers Union (7) CUPE Local 105 (1) Gitmaxmak’ay Nisga’a (1)
Ridley Terminals (3 Full Facility) Success by 6 (1) Friendship House (1)
Ladies of the Royal Purple (1) RE/MAX Realtors (1)
Friendship House (1) CMAW Local 1735 (1)
A 5, 20156 years and under: 11 am to-11:30 am
7 years to 12 years: 12:30 to 1 pm
12 & Under Easter Swim2:00 pm to 4:00 pmGames, Prizes, Fun
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L P R R CEASTER EGG HUNT
L E ?6TH ANNUAL JELLY BEAN
CONTEST!How many jelly beans does the
container hold? Do you know?
Contest will start on March 29, 2015 and
end on April 5 @ 4pm.
THE EGGThis year will be just as fun last year and we will be star ng it off with an egg decora ng
contest.
Design, name and present Your EGG.
We have three (3) categories: Most Crea ve, Scarrrrryyyy, and the CUTEST!
Star ng March 29, 2015
We will fi nd out if you have the Egg in you!
FREE SWIM
31250.624.6707 to Register
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Prince Rupert Special Events SocietyPO Box 306 • 424-3rd Ave., W. • Prince Rupert, BC V8J 3P9
(250) 624-9118 • Fax: (250) 624-9218 [email protected]
www.prspecialevents.com
PRINCE RUPERT’S COMMUNITY FESTIVALS2015 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Prince Rupert Special Events Society is a non-profi t organiza on
and volunteers coordinate all fes vals.
Join the planning commi ees! Everyone is welcome to mee ngs held the
3rd Tuesday of every month at the Special Events offi ce.
Please check out our website www.prspecialevents.com
for informa on for your sponsorship and event planning ideas!
Volunteer! It is good for you. And for your community!
CHILDREN’S FEST - 24th Annual: March 7, 2015
SEAFEST - 37th Annual: June 12-14, 2015
CANADA DAY Wednesday, July 1, 2015
WINTERFEST - 20th Annual: December 4 & 5, 2015
PRINCE RUPERT’S COMMUNITY FESTIVALS2015 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Prince Rupert Marine Rescue Society RCM SAR 64
Celebrating 40 years of Saving Lives on the Water
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Originally opened as the Prince Rupert Civic Centre on October 16, 1971, the Jim Ciccone Civic Centre has off ered a place for the community to live and play actively since its inception. With the Civic Centre’s re-dedication to Jim Ciccone and his family on February 9, 1996, it continues its tradition of steadfast dedication to Prince Rupert and all of its visitors by supplying quality facilities for community activities. Facilities include the Russell Gamble Gymnasium, Dick St. Louis Auditorium, Activity Rooms , Pottery Room, Lapidary Room, Arts & Crafts Room and an Ice Arena.
The Earl Mah Aquatic Centre is dedicated to Earl Mah, a life-time member of the community of Prince Rupert. Earl Mah was the fi rst Chinese-Canadian born in Prince Rupert and a respected volunteer, businessman, and city Alderman. The facility opened its doors to the public on March 6, 1982. The Aquatic Centre provides a place for individuals and families of all ages to enjoy themselves. Facilities include an indoor pool complete with diving pool, tot pool, swimming lanes, saunas, hot tub and a fi tness area overlooking the pools.
Gerry Heaney and John Sneddon presentGerry Heaney and JohnGerry Heaney
Prince Rupert July 6 - 10
Charles Hays Field
AGES 5 to 15 Fundamentals Skill Development
Visit Northern Savings Credit Union to register today! www.northsave.com
REGISTER BY JUNE 15th to reserve your spot!
AGES 3 to 4Wee Kickers
33250.624.6707 to Register
Did you know we have various lifeguard-led ac vi es?
Noodle Wars, Underwater Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Races / Relays, Water-polo and several inner tube games.
For more detailed informa on on the Lifeguard-led ac vi es contact Kendal @ 250-624-6707 or drop by the Aqua c Centre.
Our mul -purpose recrea on complex off ers a wide variety of facili es and services to enhance your event. Organizers
will fi nd it a perfect showplace for spor ng events, trade shows, exhibi ons, concerts and conferences.
Facili es Include:
• Russell Gamble Gymnasium • Arena • Lapidary room • Swimming Pool • Sauna
• Dick St. Louis Auditorium • Kitchen • Po ery room • Tot Pool • Weight room
• Mee ng rooms of various sizes • Concession • Outdoor exercise park • Hot Tub
AUDITORIUM PARTYIn our auditorium we can provide fl oor hockey s cks 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.
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Book your next event at the Recreation Complex • 250-624-6707
POOL PARTIESRent the pool for your party!
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Email: [email protected]: [email protected]
DELIVERY TO FREIGHT COMPANIESDELIVERY TO FREIGHT COMPANIES1-800-665-08261-800-665-0826
Complete line of plumbing supplies Complete line of plumbing supplies PVC, Copper & Steel Pipe fittings and valves • RV supplies • Elements • Ductwork PVC, Copper & Steel Pipe fittings and valves • RV supplies • Elements • Ductwork
Built in Vacuums • Marine Products • Oil & Gas FurnacesBuilt in Vacuums • Marine Products • Oil & Gas Furnaces
Facili es
Our facili es accommodate a wide variety of ac vi es, both tradi onal and non-tradi onal
Possible Set-ups:
• Basketball • Trade shows • Concert shows • Ball hockey • Stage for lectures
• Badminton • Volleyball • Indoor soccer • Circus • Conven ons
• Demonstra ons
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CORPORATE & COMMUNITY
ORGANIZATION RECREATION PASSSUPPORTING LOCAL BUSINESS & ORGANIZATIONS IN HEALTH
WHY Choose the Corporate RecPass?Corporate Recrea on Passes assist small, medium and large businesses and organiza ons by enhancing their employee and member wellness programs. We know physically ac ve employees and members are happier, healthier individuals with above average a endance records. Investment in the health of your staff is an investment in your organiza on’s produc vity. The Rec Pass allows organiza ons 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 opportuni es. Pass holders will have access to facility services during public hours to public swimming, ska ng, fi tness gym and drop-in mes at the gymnasium and auditorium. All holders of the RecPass will
also receive a 10% discount on every registered program.
OPTIONS for Purchasing Corporate Rec Passes:The Corporate Recrea on Pass is off ered at a discounted rate for businesses and organiza ons in Prince Rupert. Annual passes can be purchased at the following discounted rates: 10-19 Recrea on Passes = 15% discount 20 or more Recrea on Passes = 20% discount
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: No cost to the employee• Employee/Employer cost share: 50/50, 70/30, etc.• Employee purchase: group discount s ll applies
For more informa on please contact Carol Meers at 250-624-6707 or [email protected]
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SupportingSupportingActive LivingActive Living
In Prince RupertIn Prince Rupert
Marine Search and RescueWe are routinely called upon to respond to local emergencies such as medical evacuations, grounded or overturned vessels, mechanical failures, searches for missing persons, or to transport medical personnel.
Boating SafetyStation 64 promotes boating safety by:
and handouts
Other Community Involvement ActivitiesIn addition to providing marine search and rescue services, Station 64
various community organizations
Since its inception 39 years ago,
volunteers providing emergency marine search and rescue and promoting boating safety across a 1,800
Prince Rupert Marine Rescue Society
Saving Lives on the Water
Facebook.com/rcmsar64MarineRescue.ca35250.624.6707 to Register
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Youth Groups
Captain Cook Sea CadetsKevin Ash: [email protected]
Girl Guides of CanadaPat Cris ano: 250-627-7761
Scouts CanadaDick Knox: [email protected]
Arts & Theatre
Easel Weasel Amatuer Ar st GuildBrenda Brown: 250-624-5443
Harbour Theatre SocietyCindy Warren: [email protected]
Jazz Produc ons Assoc. Of B.C.Teresa Mackereth: 250-627-7682
Lester Centre Of The ArtsCrystal Lore e: 250-627-8888
www.lestercenter.ca
North Coast Po ers GuildJean Eier-Page: 250-627-7415
P.R. Community Arts CouncilMariana Hulsen: 250-624-4214
P.R. Concert Concert SocietyDouglas Moore: [email protected]
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.
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Community Groups
Canadian Cancer Society1-800-811-5666
Community BandPeter Witherly: 250-624-9634
Diabetes Program250-622-6225www.northernhealth.ca
Fire Museum SocietyMarvin Krostoff : 250-624-5859
Friendship HouseAna Horianopoulos: 250-627-1717
Growing SpaceDontanya: 250-624-9777
Garden ClubVal Whomes: 250-627-7567
Genealogy Club P.R.Jean Page: [email protected]
Museum Of Northern B.C.Susan Marsden: 250-624-3207 Ext#27
Northcoast Immigrant&Mul cultural ServicesLouisa Sanchez: 250-624-6986
ncimsspr@gmailcom
P.R. Assoc. Community LivingShirley Duchscherer: 250-624-5256
Prince Rupert Camera ClubBruce Rempel: 250-624-2706
P.R. Community Enrichment SocietyDon Reynierse: [email protected]
P.R. Elk’s Senior CentreDonna Chris son: 250-627-1900
P.R. Public LibraryJoe Zelvietro: 250-627-1345
princerupertlibrary.ca
P.R. Rainbow Warrior Dragon BoatJoan Patriquin : [email protected]
P.R. Rotary Community ChoirPeter Witherly: 250-624-9634
P.R. Special Events [email protected]
S.P.C.A.Jamey Marris: 250-624-2859
St. John Ambulance250-624-4672
Sweet AdelinesMaggie Diehl: 250-624-9596
Red Cross250-622-6240
Tourism Prince Rupert250-624-8687
Fraternal Organiza ons
Beta Sigma PhiPat Cris ano : 250-627-7761
Community Cancer Services Jennifer Nelson : 250-622-6533
Elks LodgeCarroll Swim : 250-624-9223
Indo-Canadian Assoc.250-624-6080
Ladies Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion #27Brenda Gardiner : 250-624-4827
Masonic Lodge Tsimpsian #58Jim West : 250-624-6158
Masonic Lodge Tyee #66Paul Pike : 250-627-1472
Moose LodgeOffi ce : 250-624-4104
P.R. Urban Haida SocietyBill White : 250-627-7423
Sport Organiza ons
All-Na ve BasketballPeter Haugan: [email protected]
Eagle Eye ArchersFred Hutchings: 250-627-9314 [email protected]
Minor Hockey250-627-4070 Email: [email protected]
Website: prmha.com
P.R. Amateur Swim ClubChris Street: [email protected]
P.R. Curling ClubKa e Wahl: 250-627-8773
P.R. Dart ClubDon Wickens:
P.R. Gymnas cs Associa [email protected]
P.R. Spring Board Diving ClubCalvin Grav: [email protected]
P.R. Old mers HockeyGarin Gardiner: 250-627-0906
P.R. Racquet Associa on Cheri Guadagni: 250-627-1446 (C) 250-600-4812
Prince Rupert Rowing and Yacht ClubKendal Shepard: 250-624-4317
P.R. Ska ng Club Sheri Pringle: 250-622-2178prska [email protected]
P.R. Youth Soccer Associa onAlex Hogendoorn: 250-622-2627
email: pryouthsoccer.comWebsite: www.pryouthsoccer.com
Renshikan Karate ClubWade Wilkins: 250-624-9851
Rod & Gun ClubFind Us On Facebook: 250-624-3080
Tae Kwon DoPaul Bozman: 250-624-5425
Tai ChiRonnie Hansen: 250-624-5129
Women's HockeyJanice Fudger: 250-627-7518
Service Organiza ons
Port Ed Lions ClubDavid MacDonald: 250-628-5115
P.R. Emergency ProgramDave Mckenzie: 250-624-5115
P.R. Marine Rescue SocietyMarko Kessler: 250-600-5172MarineRescue.ca
Chamber Of CommerceLeanne Enns: 250-624-2296
P.R. Lions ClubPaul Rajendram: 250-600-4455
P.R. Rotary ClubCrystal Lore e: 250-627-8888
P.R. Regional Com. Founda onDoug Kydd: 250-624-2617
Royal Canadian Legion #27Dave Walker: [email protected]
North Coast Immigrant &Multicultural Services Society
Welcome Immigrants and Visible Minorities
NCIMSS
Our Purpose
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
What NCIMSS offers
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
BC Health Guide
ESL Learning Material
Work BC & Skills Connect Resources
Canadian Newcomers Magazine
We Are Located at 120-101 First Avenue East
Prince Rupert V8J 3X4
Email: [email protected]
Phone 250-622-2915 or 250-624-6986
37250.624.6707 to Register
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www.princerupert.ca 38 Info line: 250.624.9000
If a program is full, your name is placed on a waitlist. If the waitlist is suffi ciently large, another course may be added. If there is a withdrawal, the
fi rst person on the waitlist will be contacted and registra on will be confi rmed on full receipt of payment.
• Full refunds will be given for any program cancelled by the The Recrea on 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 a er the class has begun.
• No refunds will be given for withdrawal 3 or 4 sessions a er class start date
• NO REFUNDS on one me workshops, retreats & seminars
We value your feedback and par cipa on, and invite you to call to discuss programs that do not meet your expecta ons.
This will help us to provide the best possible programs.
PARENT CONTACT INFORMATION (for children under the age of 16 yrs)
Adult Last Name: First Name: Birthdate:
Address: City: Postal Code:
Home Phone #: Work Phone #: Cell Phone:
Email Address:
REFUNDS
WAITLISTS
CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT
RECREATION CENTRE
PROGRAM REGISTRATION FORM
Cheque Cash Visa MC Card # Expires:MM/YYYY
Payable to the City of Prince Rupert Signature Date
HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THIS RECREATION PROGRAM?
Flyer Poster Recrea on Program Guide Friend Website Other
FAMILY MEMBER INFORMATION
Name: Birth date: MM / DD / YYYY
Rela on:
Name: Birth date: MM / DD / YYYY
Rela on:
Name: Birth date: MM / DD / YYYY
Rela on:
Name: Birth date: MM / DD / YYYY
Rela on:
MEDICAL INFORMATION
On Back of form list an Medical Considera ons such as Allergies, Limita ons or Medica ons for each par cipant
Date
X Signature of Par cipant or their Parent/Guardian
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 $
39250.624.6707 to Register
LESTER CENTRE OF THE ARTS 2015 EVENTS
www.lestercentre.ca email: [email protected]
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
May 23 Rockstock 2015 - Ring System Music StudioMay 30 Norman Foote - Children’s EntertainerJune 6/7 Dance Academy - RecitalJune 13 ABBA Tribute ShowJune 20/21 Spectrum City Dance - Recital
March 27/28 Thrive North Business ChallengeApril 25 Completely Plugged - British InvasionApril 28-30 NABOK ConferenceMay 3-9 BC Annual Dance CompetitionMay 17 Broadway Through the Decades
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 recreational
initiatives in northwest BC. We’re proud to partner with organizations like the Prince Rupert &
Region Music Society to make sport, the arts, health and heritage flourish in our hometown.
Learn more about our commitment to community at www.rupertport.com/community.