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121 Third Street Tofino, BC V0R 2Z0

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WELCOME

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Tofino Parks and Recreation 121 Third Street / PO Box 9 Tofino, BC V0R 2Z0 Phone 250.725.3229 Fax 250.725.3775 Sally Mole, Director of Parks and Recreation parks_rec@tofino.ca April Froment, Recreation Programmer recreation@tofino.ca Laura Lunty, Parks & Recreation Assistant lauralunty@tofino.ca Doug Wright, Community School Liaison, dwright@tofino.ca Evan Hauser, Facility Supervisor Kelly Alexander, Facility Supervisor

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FROM SALLY’S WINTER DESK...

Sally Mole

Director of Parks & Recreation

T

he department welcomed April back from

for you Miss Karen. The girls from Tuff Moms

her one year maternity leave in October

set up a wonderful drop in activity gala at the

this year. It’s hard to believe that little Citra

Wickaninnish Community School gym that was

is now a big one year old girl! April hit her

wonderfully run, and really well attended (and

stride from day one, and hasn’t looked back.

much appreciated!) It was a great addition to

We have worked together for so long now, we

our regular festivities. Congratulations girls!

almost communicate telepathically. It’s amazing

Thanks to the volunteer fire fighters who helped

how she will say what I’m thinking and vice

at the gym, and kept watch over our streets

versa. It’s great to have her back in the office!

along with the RCMP and bylaw.

A

H

pril arrived the week before the big O’Neill surf comp, the arrival of the

Olympic Torch, and Halloween on a Saturday.

alloween still wasn’t over for some by the time the set up crew for the Olympic Torch

Celebration arrived at the Village Green. With

I guess she had no choice but to hit her stride

an awesome team of volunteers and hard work-

right away! What a weekend that was for Tofi-

ing staff from local businesses and VANOC, the

no. Congratulations to O’Neill, Tourism Tofino

area was prepped for the Torch’s arrival. It was

and all of the staff, businesses and individuals

a street party never seen before on the streets

that made for a well run and successful major

of Tuff City, topped by an awesome fireworks

competition. And how about our Pete…..!? The

display in the harbor. Congratulations to the

energy on the beach that day was absolutely

team on a smooth event of great magnitude.

incredible. Goosebumps, tears, the whole community out to support our local boy. Thanks Pete, for bringing the town together for some real feel good time. And hey, congratulations!

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alloween on a Saturday to follow. This was to be our first Halloween without

Karen, our traditional Halloween guru. The Recreation Commission, with permission from Dale, decided to hold Halloween again at their house and with a clear, bright night it was deemed a success by all. That one was

A

ll of us at Tofino Parks and Recreation wish all of you a safe and happy holiday

season!

S M ally

ole

Registration Opens January 7

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REGISTRATION INFO

To register for a program drop-in to Tofino’s Municipal Hall or the Community School gym office, or register by phone at 725-3229.

DID YOU KNOW??

You can now register for programs at the District Office, or at the Wickaninnish Community School Gym Office. Both locations will have all of the necessary registration information you may need. While the District Office is open from 9am – 4pm Monday to Friday, the Gym Office will also be open well into the evenings Monday to Friday, when it opens later in September. We hope this makes it convenient for you to register in advance of our programs.

Registering in advance allows us time to consider implementing an extra class if the course is full, to ensure adequate materials and supplies are available, and to implement staff/instructor changes should we need to expand the program.

Sorry, the course is full: Some classes fill quickly. If the class you want is full, please ask to be placed on the waitlist. You will be contacted if space becomes available or if we add additional classes.

Changed your plans?

A full credit or refund will be issued if we receive withdrawal information prior to the course start date unless specified otherwise during registration. There is a form available at the District Office to

apply for credits/refunds. It is extremely helpful if you have a copy of your receipt to attach to your application.

What?! You had to cancel it?

Sometimes excellent courses with excellent instructors are cancelled if everyone waits until the last minute to register (think “Tofino time”).

Register early to avoid disappointment for yourself and others.

New Program Idea?

Tofino Parks and Recreation is always looking for new programs. If you have a skill you’d like to share please give us a call or stop by the District Office. We always have a need for instructors, coaches and volunteers!

Program Minimum Ages For the enjoyment of all participants, children must be the correct age prior to the first class of the program. Exceptions may apply for program-specific reasons.

Accessibility We believe that recreation programs should be accessible to all children in our community regardless of ability to pay. If you find it difficult to participate in any program because of financial limitations, please speak with one of our staff.

This Winter Program Guide contains program and event information for January, February and March 2010.

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“COMMUNITY IN THE SCHOOL, SCHOOL IN THE COMMUNITY” A partnership between the Wickaninnish Community School Society and the Tofino Recreation Commission

In October of this year, the two volunteer organizations held their Annual General Meetings at the same time.

Following the business portion, we had time to brainstorm, discuss ideas, and generally get to know eachother.

Looking around the room, it was clear we had a wonderful representation of dedicated, community minded individuals; a group that can achieve many great things. This was an exciting time in this phase of the pilot, and will prove to be history in the making.

With funding from Union of BC Municipalities, BC School Trustees Association, and Wickaninnish Community School Society, we were able to contract a facilitator to help us through the next steps. Tara Taggart comes to us with experience in coordinating health and lifestyle services, and creating efficient delivery models. Although Tara is familiar with Tofino, she will also bring an objective perspective to the process. You will likely see Tara out and about in the next few months, as she researches and collects information from community members.

Watch for our big open house, likely in February and March.

This open house will be critical to the future of the pilot. We want to hear about what you think is working and what is not. Areas we haven’t touched on and should go. What services are missing and how can we help deliver them or provide access to them. This is about our community, and making it the best it can be. To do that, we need you!

If you have any questions about the process or about the partnership, please don’t hesitate to contact one of the staff at the office, or one of the organization members.

For your information, as of our most recent Annual General Meeting, here are the following members: Wickaninnish Community School Society Aaron Rodgers Chair Matt Amin Secretary/

Treasurer Krys Sciberras Jaime Hansen Abbie MacPherson

Tofino Recreation Commission Alex Cutler Chair Tom Stere Vice Chair Sabrina Donovan Secretary/

Treasurer Artie Ahier Sarah Timberlake Chris Lyons Theresa Dennison

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MEET YOUR COMMUNITY SCHOOL STAFF Doug Wright

Community School Liaison

Doug has been around the community for over 15 years. You may know him from his work with Tla-ook Cultural Adventures, the NISMA project, kayak guiding, or of course as the owner of our local gym, Tofino Fitness. We are very happy to have Doug join our team.

Evan Hauser

Facility Supervisor

Look for Doug at the Wickaninnish Community School Gym office.

Stop in and talk to Doug about your ideas regarding community use of the school, or just to say hello!

Kelly Alexander Facility Supervisor

Kelly Alexander is one of the new Community School evening supervisors, and is a recent addition to Tofino as well, however she has spent several years in Ucluelet.

Her sunny disposition may be from the years she spent in High School in Huatulco, Mexico, which is near the famous surf break Puerto Escondido.

Kelly has a degree is visual arts and psychology, followed up by another in education. She enjoys film and theatre and is a painter and a sculptor. Music and singing are two more of her passions. If you see her around, introduce yourself!

Evan brings with him a wealth of experience with outdoor education.

He has worked as a snowboard instructor, lifeguard, surf instructor and kayak guide.

Evan graduated from the University of Victoria with a degree in sociology, where he was a member of the Canadian National Frisbee Team. He is an avid ultimate frisbee player. Come out and join Evan Saturdays at 11 am on the school field for ultimate frisbee.

Evan really likes grilled cheese sandwiches and does not plain tofu at all Ask him about his years as a child actor!

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LITERACY CAFE

The Reading Cafe is coming back January 20th!

This is a chance for students at Wickaninnish Elementary to read a chapter of a book, a short story they have written or a favorite poem, to their friends and parents.

A cafe atmosphere will be set, and the coffee, tea and snacks will be out for this after school event.

This will be the first of a series Literacy cafes.

See you there!

As part of the Community Based Awareness Initiative, Tofino Parks and Recreation is profiling physically active community members between the ages of 35-55yrs. If you or someone you know is interested in being profiled please contact Laura Lunty @ 7253229 or lauralunty@tofino.ca. All participants who are profiled receive a complimentary “Active is� gym pass for valid for drop-in activities at the community school gym.

FLOOR HOCKEY

*Pre-registration required

Community League

Community Drop-In

BADMINTON

(Youth and Adults) 5:45-7:00 PM

(Private Group)

HURRICANES FLOOR HOCKEY

(12-14 year olds) 5:00– 7:00 PM

SR FLOOR HOCKEY

*Pre-registration required

(Ages 13-18) (7:00-9:00 PM)

YOUTH DROP-IN

FLOOR HOCKEY

Community League

(12-14 year olds) 5:00– 7:00 PM

SR FLOOR HOCKEY (Private Group)

BASKETBALL

PURPLE DRAGON MARTIAL ARTS

Community Drop-In

BASKETBALL

(9-12 year olds) 4:45-5:45PM

(8-11 year olds)

JR FLOOR HOCKEY

CHILDRENS SOCCER

AFTER SCHOOL CLUB/TUFF GIRLS

PURPLE DRAGON MARTIAL ARTS

(5-7 year olds) 3:00-4:00 PM

AFTER SCHOOL CLUB/TUFF BOYS

(4-5 year olds) 2:45-3:45 PM (6-8 year olds) 3:45-4:45 PM

BEGINNER FLOOR HOCKEY

CHILDRENS SOCCER

AFTER SCHOOL CLUB/TUFF GIRLS

PURPLE DRAGON MARTIAL ARTS

Friday

AFTER SCHOOL CLUB/TUFF BOYS

Thursday PRE-SCHOOL GYM PLAY TIME

Wednesday

PRE-SCHOOL GYM PLAY TIME

Tuesday

(Gym opens Jan 11, 2010)

The GYM will be closed on stat holidays and for special events.

For Information regarding community school programs or weekend gym use please contact (250) 725-2555

7:30-9:30

5:30-7:30

4:00-5:00

2:45-4:00

9:00-9:40

Monday

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Soccer Equipment Exchange Program

In order to make our children’s soccer programs as accessible as possible, we have a collection of used soccer cleats and shin pads that we both loan out and give away. If you child has outgrown their cleats or pads, please consider giving them to this program. If we have a larger size that fits your child, you are welcome to take them. If not you can rest assured that the equipment will find a deserving home.

You can drop equipment off at the Wickaninnish Community School Gym Office or at Tofino’s Municipal Hall.

DISTRICT OF TOFINO NOTICE OF CHANGE IN MUNICIPAL OFFICE HOURS District of Tofino Municipal Office will be Open to the Public from 9am to 1pm Monday to Friday for the month of January, 2010

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PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS

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MUSIC MAKERS

3.5 - 4.5 years Children are encouraged to attend this program alone. Creative movement, ensemble singing, solo singing, and instrument playing are explored.

Musical, social and educational skills are developed through music.

A great way to foster independence in you child.

With Sandi Rideout Tofino Community Hall

EARLY MUSIC MAKERS

2 - 3.5 years This course involves age-appropriate songs, singing, free and directed movement, music games, introduction to various instruments, and much more. Activities also introduce basic education concepts in a fun way while developing skills at the same time. Parents/ caregivers are to stay and participate with their child.

With Sandi Rideout Tofino Community Hall Wednesdays (6 weeks) Feb 17 – March 31 (no class March 10 due to Spring Break) 10:00-10:45 am Cost: $35/6 classes

Wednesdays (6 weeks) Feb 17 – March 31 (no class March 10 due to Spring Break) 11:00 - 11:45 am Cost: $35/6 classes

INDOOR TOT SOCCER

3-4 year olds Indoor Tot Soccer continues through from the Fall season until Spring. Introduction to the concept of soccer in the warmth and comfort of the Community Hall.

Nice soft, orange, neoprene soccer balls and a super great coach make for a fun and unintimidating time.

New players welcome.

Call April at 725-3229 for more info.

Coaches: Jane Pasel Practices Thursdays, 4:30-5:15 pm Tofino Community Hall $20/season

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TOFINO COMMUNITY CHILDREN’S CENTRE 265 First Street, Tofino

250 -725 ext -2172 .1

Children participate in an enriched preschool program, which includes swimming time, story time at the library, gym time, arts and crafts and various recreation programs.

Our licensed group day care for children aged 30 months and into school age is open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.

We offer full time and sibling rates.

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Sally Mole Director of Parks & Recreation at 725-3229 or to book care for your child contact Fiona McCallum, Daycare Supervisor at 725-2172, ext. 1.

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SOCCER

5-6 year olds League Soccer continues through from the Fall season until Spring.

Weekend games against Ucluelet. 2010 game schedule due out soon.

Call April at 725-3229 for more info.

Coaches: Jeff Hale, Jason Hasz Practices Thursdays, 3:30-4:15 pm Wickaninnish School Field $20/season

PURPLE DRAGON MARTIAL ARTS

4-5 years We are excited to be able to offer TWO Purple Dragon sessions in Tofino! Tuesday’s sessions will be at the school gym and Thursday’s sessions will be at the Community hall. Please note the 15 minute time difference.

Don Jitsu Ryu is a martial arts style modern in concept yet ancient in origin, blending Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Tae Kwon Do and Kung Fu. Improve your discipline, confidence, stamina, flexibility, while learning to defend yourself.

Winter 2010

Tuesdays 2:45-3:30 pm Jan 19 – Mar 30 (no class Mar 9 due to Spring Break) $100/10 classes Thursdays 3:00-3:45 pm Jan 21 – Apr 1 (no class Mar 11 due to Spring Break) $100/10 classes

PRESCHOOL PLAYGROUP

Here is a great opportunity for Parents and Tots to get out and socialize with other parents and tots to burn off some energy at the same time. Children must have an adult to accompany them.

This group is run and supervised by volunteer parents. If you are interested in helping with this program, please contact April at 725-3229.

Tofino Community Hall Friday 10:30 am-12:00 pm FREE!

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Family Ties Healthy Babies Program Family Ties is a program that offers information and support to help you have the healthiest baby possible. Weekly drop-in sessions provide topics and guest speakers of interest to families. Everything from nutrition to childbirth to adjusting to parenthood, to infant massage. We are open to your ideas too!

Thursdays, 11:00 am-12:30 pm, @ the Coastal Family Place, 265 First Street, Tofino

Watch for upcoming sessions posted around town or stop by the Coastal Family Place to ask for more info.

School District 70 (Alberni)

STRONG START Do you have a young child that is not yet in Kindergarten? School District #70 offers free parent and child StrongStart programs in Ucluelet, Tofino, Esowista and Opitsaht.

StrongStart is a drop in program that stresses fun and learning together. Please contact Wickaninnish Elementary School 250.725.3254 or Ucluelet Elementary 250.726.7793 for for info.

Tofino, Wick Elementary Room 105 Mondays 8:45 - 11:45 Opitsaht, Meares Island Preschool Thursdays 10:30 - Noon Esowista TBA

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PRESCHOOL GYM DROP IN

Preschool Gym drop-in happens twice a week. For more info please call Tofino Parks & Recreation staff at 725-3229. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Wickaninnish Community School Gymnasium Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:00 - 9:40am FREE!

BEGINNER FLOOR HOCKEY

5-7 years We are actively recruiting players for this age group! Learn the basics of hockey, practice hockey skills and play games in the gym with your friends!

Please sign up at the gym office.

Coach: Evan Hauser Wickaninnish Community School Fridays 3:15-4:00 pm

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MOVEMENT THROUGH MUSIC

3 years Creative dance for boys and girls. Explore and further develop fine and large motor skills; from hand and feet co ordination to skipping, bouncing, jumping, hoping, galloping, rolling and twirling, all to their favourite songs.

With Gabby Springett Tofino Community Hall Wednesdays (10 weeks—no class Feb 17 or Mar 10) Jan 13 – Mar 31 2:00 - 2:30pm Cost: $77

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BALLET & JAZZ COMBO CLASSES

4-5 years In the dance combo classes we will explore different styles of dance.

All classes will cover the basics of ballet and tap while developing strength and flexibility needed for jazz. In the more advanced classes we will continue to work on mastering the technique of more challenging ballet steps, as well within the jazz portion, we will continue to develop strength and flexibility and continue to improve on progression dance movements. This program caters to both boys and girls.

With Gabby Springett Tofino Community Hall Wednesdays (10 weeks—no class Feb 17 or Mar 10) Jan 13 – Mar 31 3:00 - 3:45pm Cost: $90

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CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS

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PURPLE DRAGON MARTIAL ARTS

Coming in April 2010

Swim Lessons!

Our very own Kelly Alexander is a fully qualified swim instructor.

We are planning regular swim lessons for April/May 2010.

Watch for schedules and info in the Spring Rec Brochure.

Would you be interested in participating on a “Swim Team”? We are taking names of interested participants. Call and register your interest with April at 250-725-3229.

6-8 years We are excited to be able to offer TWO Purple Dragon sessions in Tofino!

Tuesday’s sessions is at the school gym and Thursday’s sessions will be at the Community hall. Please note the 15 minute time difference.

Don Jitsu Ryu is a martial arts style modern in concept yet ancient in origin, blending Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Tae Kwon Do and Kung Fu. Improve your Discipline, Confidence, Stamina, Flexibility, while learning to defend yourself.

Tuesdays 3:30-4:30 Wickaninnish Community School Gym Jan 19 – Mar 30 (no class Mar 9 due to Spring Break) $100/10 classes Thursdays 3:45-4:45 pm Tofino Community Hall Jan 21 – Apr 1 (no class Mar 11 due to Spring Break) $100/10 classes

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PURPLE DRAGON MARTIAL ARTS

9-13 years This winter we will continue to offer two purple dragon classes in Tofino. Tuesday’s session happens at the School Gym and Thursday’s sessions will be at the Community hall. Please note the 15 minute time difference.

Don Jitsu Ryu is a martial arts style modern in concept yet ancient in origin, blending Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Tae Kwon Do and Kung Fu. Improve your Discipline, Confidence, Stamina, Flexibility, while learning to defend yourself.

Winter 2010 Tuesdays 4:30-5:30 Wickaninnish Community School Gym Jan 19 – Mar 30 (no class Mar 9 due to Spring Break) $100/10 classes Thursdays 4:45 – 3:45 Tofino Community Hall Jan 21 – Apr 1 (no class Mar 11 due to Spring Break) $100/10 classes

AFTER SCHOOL CLUB

Grades 2, 3 & 4

Grade 2 – 4 students. A wide range of activities will be offered, including sports, games, cooking, crafts and more.

Club runs from 2.30pm – 5.00pm Mondays and Wednesdays. Thanks to funding from RBC, fees have been reduced to $5/month!

Participants must register in advance as space in this program is limited.

Mondays and Wednesdays Restarts Monday, January 11, 2010 2:30-5:00 pm Only $5/month!

After School Club will not run on Holidays, Pro-D days and special event days in school.

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JUNIOR SOCCER

7-9 years We are actively recruiting new players for this age group! If you are interested in playing, come out to a practice or call April at 725-3229. League Soccer continues through from the Fall season until Spring.

2010 game schedule due out soon!

Coaches: Artie Ahier & Rich Sanford Practices Wednesdays, 2:30-3:30 pm Wickaninnish School Field $50/season

SENIOR SOCCER

10-12 years League Soccer continues through from the Fall season until Spring. 2010 game schedule due out soon!

Call April at 725-3229 for more info.

Coaches: John Obrien & Pete Clarkson Practices Thursdays, 4:00 – 5:00 pm

Winter 2010 Wickaninnish School Field $50/season

BALLET, JAZZ & TAP COMBO CLASSES

6- 8 years Both boys and girls welcome. In the dance combo classes we will explore different styles of dance.

Most classes will cover the basics of ballet and tap while developing strength and flexibility needed for jazz. Tap shoes can be provided for a $10 rental fee.

With Gabby Springett Tofino Community Hall Wednesdays (10 weeks—no class Feb 17 or Mar 10) Jan 13 – Mar 31 3:45 - 4.45pm Cost: $106

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM

Grades 5, 6 & 7

Open to students in Grades 5 -7, this program runs every afternoon that school is in. A wide range of activities and programs are offered.

Highlights include recreational activities, cooking, field trips and leadership skills.

Please pre-register.

Monday-Friday Restarts Monday, January 11, 2010 2:30-5:00 pm FREE! After School Program will not run on Holidays, Pro-D days and special event days in school.

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BALLET & JAZZ COMBO CLASSES

9+ years Both girls and boys welcome. In the dance combo classes we will explore different styles of dance. All classes will cover the basics of ballet and jazz. In the more advanced classes we will continue to work on mastering the technique of more challenging ballet steps, as well within the jazz portion, we will continue to develop strength and flexibility and continue to improve on progression dance movements.

With Gabby Springett Tofino Community Hall Wednesdays (10 weeks—no class Feb 17 or Mar 10) Jan 13 – Mar 31 4:45 - 6pm Cost: $120 *NOTE: If families have not filled out a 2009/2010 Rainforest Dancers dance registration form upon registering in September if they could please do so. A pink Rainforest Dancers registration form (one per family) is to be filled up upon signing up for dance classes. All classes will begin choreography in late February for our year end recital June 9th.

BEGINNER FLOOR HOCKEY

5-7 years We are actively recruiting players for this age group! Learn the basics of hockey, practice hockey skills and play games in the gym with your friends! Please sign up at the gym office.

Coach: Evan Hauser Wickaninnish Community School Fridays, 3:15-4:00 pm FREE!

JR. FLOOR HOCKEY

8-11 years This program continues from Fall. Come out and learn the basics of hockey with Coach Kevin Young. Emphasis will be placed on basic skills, rules of the game, sportsmanship and fun!

Wickaninnish Community School Gym Fridays, beginning January 15 4:00-5:00 pm $20/season

SAY CHEESE!

We sometimes take photos of our programs and the participants who are enjoying them.

If you prefer not to have your picture or a family member’s picture taken, please advise our staff.

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AFTER SCHOOL CLIMBING CLUB!

Tofino’s After School Program is coordinating a climbing club for students in grades 4 through 7. If you are interested in joining, come out to one of the club’s meetings after school. Watch for posters up at Wickaninnish Community School, or inquire with one of our friendly staff at the School Gym Office.

Students in the club have been raising funds to cover the cost of their climbing fees. Recently the students helped out with Breakfast with Santa, by putting up posters, serving pancakes, handling cash and helping with clean up.

Funds raised from the event are going towards to club’s activities.

Thanks to Johnny Robson, from the Alternative Climbing Gym for also helping out with the breakfast, even though he was “in disguise”.

A big thank you to the Tofino Olympic Torch Committee for their generous donation to the club.

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SR. FLOOR HOCKEY

12-14 years Play hockey with your friends, build your hockey skills and learn game strategies and plays. Coached by Kevin Young.

Helmets for Skiers and Boarders

Skiing has evolved into a faster sport than it was 10 years ago, and snowboarding has become very popular. As a result, more skiers and boarders protect themselves by wearing a helmet.

During the mid to late1990s, ski helmet sales increased 10-fold in six years. It is no longer as rare to see people wearing helmets on the slopes as it was even a couple of years ago.

Serious head injuries account for less than three per cent of total injuries among skiers and snowboarders, yet they are the leading cause of death, and the injuries can have lifelong consequences.

A study of skiers treated for head injuries at a Colorado trauma centre was published in the October 2002 issue of The Journal of Trauma. It found that collisions with trees were the most common cause of head injury and were responsible for the most severe injuries. Snowboarders were three times more likely to suffer a head injury than skiers.

Wickaninnish Community School Gym Wednesdays 5:30-7:30 pm Starting January13 Fridays 5:00-7:00 pm Starting January 15 $30

SAMBA DANCE FOR KIDS

6-11 years Rosa Frias will instruct in Samba movements that emphasize agility when dancing. The class involves some fast moves that company Brazilian South America music. Rosa will make sure samba is fun and easy to learn for everyone. “ Samba is full of Joy , rhythm and colour� .

Rosa Maria Frias Wickaninnish Community School (Room TBA) Starts Feb 04 3:45 pm to 4:45 6 weeks/ $40 or drop in $7

RUGBY?

We have had some requests for a rugby team. If this is something you might be interested in give us a call to register your name, age and phone number. If there is sufficient interest we will investigate coaches and equipment for Spring 2010. Call April or Sally at 725-3229, or stop by the Community School Gym Office and talk to one of our friendly staff.

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YOUTH PROGRAMS MT. WASHINGTON DAY TRIPS

12-17 years Head to the mountain for a day on the slopes. Participants should pack a lunch, plenty of water and some spending money for a dinner stop on the way home (we like the Courtenay or Port Alberni “Subway”).

Please let us know in advance whether you will be skiing or snowboarding and whether or not you have your own gear. Helmets recommended.

Register early as this program always fills quickly.

Chaperones (2): Tofino Parks & Rec Staff Depart Village Green Gazebo at 6am sharp!

Return to Tofino approx 9 pm—participants will be dropped off at home. $55 with own equipment $90 without own ski/snowboard equipment Want to come along and have a season’s pass? $20 transport only TRIP #1 Saturday, January23 TRIP #2 Saturday, February 17 TRIP #3 Saturday, March 20

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TOUGH CITY FRIDAY NIGHT YOUTH DROP IN

13-18 years This is your time. Shoot hoops in the gym, relax on the couches in the Mezzanine lounge, play foosball or pool, hang out with friends. You must be at least 13 to attend this program. Rides home in the rec van as far as Esowista are offered most evenings, and depart at 9 pm.

Wickaninnish School Gym/Lounge Fridays 7:00 pm -9:00 pm FREE

PURPLE DRAGON MARTIAL ARTS

9-13 years We are excited to be able to offer TWO Purple Dragon sessions in Tofino! Tuesday’s sessions will be a the school gym and Thursday’s sessions will be at the Community hall. Please note the 15 minute time difference.

Don Jitsu Ryu is a martial arts style modern in concept yet ancient in origin, blending Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Tae Kwon Do and Kung Fu. Improve your Discipline, Confidence, Stamina, Flexibility, while learning to defend yourself.

TOFINO PARKS & RECREATION Tuesdays 4:30-5:30 pm Wickaninnish Community School Gyn Jan 21 – Apr 1 (no class Mar 11 due to Spring Break) $100/10 classes Thursdays 4:45-5:45 pm Tofino Community Hall Jan 21 – Apr 1 (no class Mar 11 due to Spring Break) $100/10 classes

TOFINO THAI BOXING

13+ years The ultimate cardio and strength work out! Trim down and tone up with Tofino’s number one martial arts class. Join us for our kickboxing and self defense class that will push your personal bests and unleash your body’s power! All equipment provided, just don’t forget your towel and water bottle. WARNING: This is seriously addictive!

Pre-register to secure your spot.

Tofino Community Hall Adam Houlahan 726 5256 Monday & Wednesday & Friday 6:00 - 7:30pm $60 +GST for 10 classes preregistered and $10.50 drop in.

LEAGUE SOCCER

13+ years League Soccer continues through from the fall season until Spring. Call 725-3229 for more info.

Winter 2010

SENIOR FLOOR HOCKEY

12-14 years Play hockey with your friends, build your hockey skills and learn game strategies and plays. Coached by Kevin Young.

Wickaninnish School Gym $30 Wednesdays @ 5:30-7:30 pm Starting Jan 13 Fridays @ 5:00-7:00 pm Starting Jan 15

JUDO

12 years - Adult Beginner to advanced Judo practice. No experience necessary. Please wear loose fitting clothing such as jersey top and bottoms. Call 250-725-3163 for further info, or email Don Travers at tofino@remotepassages.com Mondays & Wednesdays Ongoing Legion Basement 7:00-8:30 pm $5 drop in or $20/month

CAPOEIRA

Capoeira is a Brazilian Martial Art, dance, and culture. It practices non-violence and acrobatics.

Come practice! Professor Formiga is teaching from the origins of Bahia, Brazil. Monitora Sushi teaches while he is away performing shows. Classes are suited for all ages and abilities.

TOFINO PARKS & RECREATION Instructed by Professor Formiga of Bahia Brazil @ Tofino Community Hall Wed & Fri 6:30 – 8:00 pm Monday (upon request, please phone 725-1238) $10/session (Drop-ins welcome)

YOUTH/ADULT COMMUNITY LEAGUE FLOOR HOCKEY

Youth/adult drop-in hockey happens twice weekly.

Everyone welcome. Please bring your own approved stick (check in at the Gym Office if you are unclear on which sticks have been approved for Gym use), indoor shoes and your sportsmanlike attitude!

Winter 2010

BADMINTON DROP IN

Seriously, it’s a lot of fun. Weekly drop in badminton. Youth welcome! All equipment provided.

Wickaninnish School Gym Tuesdays 7:30-9:30 pm $2 drop in

TABLE TENNIS

Did you know that there is actually quite a healthy contingent of table tennis player right here in Tofino?

Come out for drop-in Table Tennis twice weekly. All equipment provided.

Wickaninnish School Mezzanine above Gymnasium Tuesdays (Beginning Jan 12) 7:00-9:00 pm $2 drop in

Wickaninnish School Gym Mondays & Thursdays Starting January 11 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm $2 drop-in

BASKETBALL DROP IN

Weekly drop in basketball. Everyone welcome.

Balls provided.

Wickaninnish School Gym Tuesdays 5:30-7:30 pm $2 drop in

INTRO TO CLIMBING

Interested in learning to rock climb? Come try out Tofino’s new indoor climbing gym “The Alternative”.

This introductory course will teach you the basics of climbing, belaying, knots etc. It’s easier than you think and loads of fun! Cost includes instruction, climbing gear and drop-in climbing fee. Pre-register with Tofino Parks & Recreation at 725-3229.

Saturday, February 6 11:00 am – 1:00 pm @ The Alternative 681 Industrial Way – Unit B Cost $39/person

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BEGINNER SPANISH LANGUAGE SALSA LATIN DANCE FOR TEENS LESSONS & ADULTS This beginners Spanish class is a great way to start or improve your Spanish language skills. Great for those interested in traveling, Rosa will emphasize conversation practice and help you with enjoying Spanish.

Instructor: Rosa Maria Frias Wickaninnish Community School Feb 3 – Mar 31 (No class Mar 10 due to Spring Break) 6:30 pm - 8.00pm $90/8 weeks or $15/drop in

Anyone can learn and enjoy the beauty dance this latindance program is for teens and adults full of fun and enchanting Latin dances.

The lessons are step by step with basic salsa and merengue. this is where you lear and have fun at the same time. Just bring your aspiration and come out for fun , fitness and lot of dancing. The only prerequisite is enthusiasm!!!

(No partner necessary) Wickaninnish Community School (Room TBA) Start Feb 04 a 5:pm to 6:30 pm 6 weeks/ $ 70 or drop in $15 Couples $ 100

“Recreation, parks, fitness, sports and arts/culture enhance life.”

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POTTERY

This introductory course will teach you the basics of climbing, belaying, knots etc. It’s easier than you think and loads of fun! Cost includes instruction, climbing gear and drop-in climbing fee. Pre-register with Tofino Parks & Recreation at 725-3229.

Instructor: Cathy White 6:30-8:30 pm @ Wick Community School Room 104 Jan 28, Feb 4, 11, 18 & Mar 4 (5 weeks /projects fired over Spring Break) $160

Saturday, February 6 11:00 am – 1:00 pm @ The Alternative 681 Industrial Way – Unit B Cost $39/person

Lanterns, Labyrinths, and other lovely projects will be created using techniques such as slab, slip trailing and sculpture. All abilities welcome. Register early as space is limited.

TOFINO ULTIMATE CLUB

Interested in finding a new way to stay active during the winter? Join the Tofino Parks and Recreation Ultimate Frisbee Club! Players of all skill levels welcome, custom Tofino Frisbees available to purchase for $10 each. If you have any questions call Doug at the community school gym 250 725 2555.

Practices are every Saturday at 11pm “Rain or shine” Wickaninnish Community School Field FREE

INTRO TO CLIMBING

Interested in learning to rock climb? Come try out Tofino’s new indoor climbing gym “The Alternative”.

BEGINNER SPANISH LANGUAGE LESSONS

This beginners Spanish class is a great way to start or improve your Spanish language skills. Great for those interested in traveling, Rosa will emphasize conversation practice and help you with enjoying Spanish.

Instructor: Rosa Maria Frias Wickaninnish Community School Feb 3 – Mar 31 (No class Mar 10 due to Spring Break) 6:30 pm - 8.00pm $90/8 weeks or $15/drop in

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TOFINO THAI BOXING

KICK BOXING Monday Wednesday Friday 6:00 - 7:30 pm Tofino Community Hall 250 726 5256

TOFINO PUBLIC LIBRARY Downstairs in the Legion at 331 Main street 250-725-3713

WEDNESDAY 3-7 THURSDAY 3-7 FRIDAY 3-7 SATURDAY 10-12 & 1-5 For more information Visit our website… www.virl.bc.ca

ACTIVE IS GISELLE MARTIN Gisele Martin is this months ACTIVE IS profile. Gisele has grown up in Tofino and has done all kinds of activities over the years. These days she’s been playing ultimate frisbee on Saturdays with the Tofino Ultimate Club.

She like the out-of-breath feeling that comes with running around outside throwing frisbees and running after the long passes. Gisele also has an outdoor job. Her tour company is called Tlaook Cultural Adventures, and she spends her spring and summer paddling around her her dugout canoes and hiking around Meares Island. When she’s not paddling she’s bushwhacking through the woods picking berries or collecting cedar bark for weaving. On Sundays Gisele leads kids on the same sort of activities with the Nisma Society. To top it all off, when she’s at home not doing all these other things, she like to turn up the music and dance around in the living room. How’s that for ACTIVE!

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NATUROPATHIC PRESENTATION

Naturopathic approach to weight management.

Topics include: Nutritional information on carbohydrates, proteins, and fats.

Restaurant and grocery shopping tips.

Information on how to read labels on packaged foods.

BIA: Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis of each individual’s fat %, muscle mass, abdominal fat, water %, and fitness level. Dr Doig will recommend goals and targets.

Sample menu ideas and healthy recipes.

With Dr.Jeannie Doig (ND) Location: Wickaninnish Community School Date: March 3 Length: 2 hours Cost: $20.00 Please register in advance with Tofino Parks & Recreation 725 3229.

PURPLE DRAGON MARTIAL ARTS We are excited to be able to offer TWO Purple Dragon sessions in Tofino! Tuesday’s sessions swill be a the school gym and Thursday’s sessions will be at the Community hall. Please note the 15 minute time difference.

Don Jitsu Ryu is a martial arts style modern in concept yet ancient in origin, blending Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Tae Kwon Do and Kung Fu. Improve your Discipline, Confidence, Stamina, Flexibility, while learning to defend yourself.

Tuesdays 5:30-6:45pm Jan 21 – Apr 1 (no class Mar 11 due to Spring Break) $100/10 classes Thursdays 5:45-7:00pm

Winter 2010 Jan 21 – Apr 1 (no class Mar 11 due to Spring Break) $100/10 classes

JUDO

12 years - Adult Beginner to advanced Judo practice. No experience necessary. Please wear loose fitting clothing such as jersey top and bottoms. Call 250-725-3163 for further info, or email Don Travers at tofino@remotepassages.com Mondays & Wednesdays Ongoing Legion Basement 7:00-8:30 pm $5 drop in or $20/month

YOUTH/ADULT COMMUNITY LEAGUE FLOOR HOCKEY

Youth/adult drop-in hockey happens twice weekly.

Everyone welcome. Please bring your own approved stick (check in at the Gym Office if you are unclear on which sticks have been approved for Gym use), indoor shoes and your sportsmanlike attitude!

Wickaninnish School Gym Mondays & Thursdays Starting January 11 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm $2 drop-in

AQUAFIT

Join instructor Leah Austin for this low impact, cardio exercise that helps tone the body, burn calories and strengthen your cardio vascular system, all with minimum stress and strain on joints and muscles. Participants must be comfortable in deep water. Fee

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includes pool/hot tub entry at MacKenzie Beach Resort Pool. Please register at the Tofino District Office or call us at 725-3229.

CAPOERIA

MacKenzie Beach Resort Pool Instructor: Leah Austin Tuesdays & Fridays Ongoing 8:30-9:15 am 6/$35 or $6 drop-in

CAPOEIRA

Capoeira is a Brazilian Martial Art, dance, and culture. It practices nonviolence and acrobatics. Come practice! Professor Formiga is teaching from the origins of Bahia, Brazil. Monitora Sushi teaches while he is away performing shows. Classes are suited for all ages and abilities.

Instructed by Professor Formiga of Bahia Brazil @ Tofino Community Hall Wed & Fri 6:30 – 8:00 pm Monday (upon request, please phone 725-1238) $10/session (Drop-ins welcome)

ACTIVE IS LAURIE HANNAH

Laurie Hannah hopped on a train with her mountain bike in 1998 destined for Tofino and hasn’t looked back. Being active is just a way of life for Laurie. She’ll try to walk or bike to work/school if the weather is nice, incorporating exercise into her daily routine. She takes advantage of the time, even if it is just an hour, to go for a quick surf or walk with the dog. She plays indoor ball hockey on rainy winter nights and in the days puts on the rain gear to jump in puddles with her munchkins (Izzy and Hannah)! Laurie likes to try new activities like the totally fun climbing gym and the equally challenging and fun Tofino Ultimate Frisbee Club!

Last summer she worked as an assistant kayak guide, a job that kept her moving. She has recently started a new job as the Aboriginal Supported Child Development Coordinator, for the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council. Being active helps keep Laurie happy and strong. She says “When I am active my body feels better and healthier. I have more energy to do things with friends and family.”

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BASKETBALL DROP IN

Weekly drop in basketball. Everyone welcome.

Balls provided.

Wickaninnish School Gym Tuesdays 5:30-7:30 pm $2 drop in

BADMINTON DROP IN

Weekly drop in badminton. Everyone welcome. All equipment provided.

Wickaninnish School Gym Tuesdays 7:30-9:30 pm $2 drop in

TABLE TENNIS

Did you know that there is actually quite a healthy contingent of table tennis player right here in Tofino? Come out for drop-in Table Tennis twice weekly. All equipment provided.

Wickaninnish School - Mezzanine above Gymnasium Tuesdays & Thursdays (beginning Jan 12) 7:00-9:00 pm $2 drop in

Drop-in Hockey Players, With the huge popularity of drop-in adult hockey this Fall we have been getting feedback from players that the large numbers turning up for hockey drop-in have created a situation where players are not getting enough individual play time. In order to address this issue we are asking that for the January – May 2010 season players pre-register for a specific night. We will cap each night at 18 players. Players have the option to reserve their space for either a Monday or a Thursday for a flat fee of $20+GST per night.

If you want to play both nights the cost will be $40+GST. You assure your space by paying your fee in advance to the school gym office.

Spaces will be reserved on a first come, first serve basis, so please register asap.

A list of registered players will be posted at the gym. If preregistered players do not turn up to play, non-registered players may drop-in for a $2 fee. If the registered player shows up, they will have priority to play. If you have any questions or concerns please stop by the Wickaninnish Community School Gym Office for a chat, or call us at725-2555.

It is our hope that this creates a better quality playing experience for everyone.

Thanks for your cooperation.

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Thanks to Duncan Booth, Chris Pouget, Edward Henley and Donna Fraser for their photo contributions.

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OPEN CRAFTING TIME

Running out of room for your projects at home? Tired of working at the kitchen table? This is free open time for you to come and work on your own craft projects. We have large tables that you can spread out, or use the floor. Spend time with other crafty people and share ideas.

Please call 725-3229 no later than the Friday prior to the scheduled date and let us know you plan to attend.

Sally Mole / Jen Scott Tofino Community Hall FREE Sunday, January 31 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm Sunday, February 28 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm Sunday, March 28 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm

SALSA LATIN DANCE

Anyone can learn and enjoy the beauty dance this latindance program is for teens and adults full of fun and enchanting Latin dances.

The lessons are step by step with basic salsa and merengue. this is where you lear and have fun at the same time. Just bring your aspiration and come out for fun , fitness and lot of dancing. The only prerequisite is enthusiasm!!!

(No partner necessary) Wickaninnish Community School (Room TBA) Start Feb 04 a 5:pm to 6:30 pm 6 weeks/ $ 70 or drop in $15 / Couples $ 100

Winter 2010

NORDIC WALKING

Bring your running shoes, walking poles, and rain gear because Tofino Parks and Recreation wants you to join us for a Nordic Walking Group! We will be holding regular Nordic Walks throughout the winter. Call us at 250725-3229 to get on our Nordic Walking list. We’ll call you as walks are scheduled.

Nordic Walking involves walking with specialized poles both on and off road. The Nordic Walking Poles reduce stress on joints in the lower body by 30% and promote greater stability and balance and improve posture while walking. The technique is easy to learn, fun and suitable for all fitness levels A great way to meet new people, enjoy the fresh air, and get some exercise. All fitness levels welcome, we will walk rain or shine - see you there!

FLAG FOOTBALL

Coming Spring 2010. Call April at 725-3229 to register your interest!

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55+ PROGRAMS AQUAFIT

Join instructor Leah Austin for this low impact, cardio exercise that helps tone the body, burn calories and strengthen your cardio vascular system, all with minimum stress and strain on joints and muscles. Participants must be comfortable in deep water. Fee includes pool/hot tub entry at MacKenzie Beach Resort Pool. Please register at the Tofino District Office or call us at 725-3229.

MacKenzie Beach Resort Pool Instructor: Leah Austin Tuesdays & Fridays Ongoing 8:30-9:15 am 6/$35 or $6 drop-in

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NATUROPATHIC PRESENTATIONS

Naturopathic approach to weight management.

Topics include: Nutritional information on carbohydrates, proteins, and fats.

Restaurant and grocery shopping tips.

Information on how to read labels on packaged foods.

BIA: Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis of each individual’s fat %, muscle mass, abdominal fat, water %, and fitness level. Dr Doig will recommend goals and targets.

Sample menu ideas and healthy recipes.

With Dr.Jeannie Doig (ND) Location: Wickaninnish Community School Date: March 3 BEGINNER SPANISH LANGUAGE Length: 2 hours Cost: $20.00 LESSONS This beginners Spanish class is a great way to start or Please register in advance with Tofino Parks & Recreimprove your Spanish language skills. Great for those ation 725 3229. interested in traveling, Rosa will emphasize conversaManaging Menopause and Osteoperosis Naturally. tion practice and help you with enjoying Spanish.

Topics include: Hormones and their biological effect on the body.

Instructor: Rosa Maria Frias Nutritional recommendations for reducing menopausWickaninnish Community School al symptoms.

Feb 3 – Mar 31 Dietary supplements and herbal strategies.

(No class Mar 10 due to Spring Break) Lifestyle modifications: exercise, stress reduction.

6:30 pm - 8.00pm Information on bio-identical hormone replacement. $90/8 weeks or $15/drop in

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With Dr.Jeannie Doig (ND) Location: Wickaninnish Community School Date: March 17 Length: 1.5 hours Cost: $20.00 Please register in advance with Tofino Parks & Recreation 725 3229.

TABLE TENNIS

Did you know that there is actually quite a healthy contingent of table tennis player right here in Tofino? Come out for drop-in Table Tennis twice weekly. All equipment provided.

Wickaninnish School - Mezzanine above Gymnasium Tuesdays (Beginning Jan 12) 7:00-9:00 pm $2 drop in

HAVE AN IDEA FOR A PROGRAM YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE POTTERY HAPPEN? Lanterns, Labyrinths, and other lovely projects will be created using

We are always looking techniques such as slab, slip trailing and sculpture. All abilities welcome. for new programs and Register early as space is limited. instructors to run them. Instructor: Cathy White If you have an idea for 6:30-8:30 pm @ Wick Community School a program, or would Room 104 like to teach a course or Jan 28, Feb 4, 11, 18 & Mar 4 (5 weeks /projects fired over Spring Break) volunteer for a special $160 event, please contact either April or Sally at OPEN CRAFTING TIME Running out of room for your projects at home? Tired of working at the 725-3229, or stop by kitchen table? This is free open time for you to come and work on your our office at 121 Third own craft projects. We have large tables that you can spread out, or use the floor. Spend time with other crafty people and share ideas.

Street, and we would Please call 725-3229 no later than the Friday prior to the scheduled be happy to sit down date and let us know you plan to attend. and talk with you.

Sally Mole / Jen Scott Tofino Community Hall FREE

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TOFINO PARKS & RECREATION Sunday, January 31 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm Sunday, February 28 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm Sunday, March 28 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Winter 2010

NORDIC WALKING

Bring your running shoes, walking poles, and rain gear because Tofino Parks and Recreation wants you to join us for a Nordic Walking Group! We will be holding regular Nordic Walks throughout the winter.

Call us at 250-725-3229 to get on our Nordic Walking list. We’ll call you as walks are scheduled.

Nordic Walking involves walking with specialized poles both on and off road. The Nordic Walking Poles reduce stress on joints in the lower body by 30% and promote greater stability and balance and improve posture while walking. The technique is easy to learn, fun and suitable for all fitness levels A great way to meet new people, enjoy the fresh air, and get some exercise. All fitness levels welcome, we will walk rain or shine - see you there!

SALSA LATIN DANCE

Anyone can learn and enjoy the beauty dance this latindance program is for teens and adults full of fun and enchanting Latin dances.

The lessons are step by step with basic salsa and merengue. this is where you lear and have fun at the same time. Just bring your aspiration and come out for fun , fitness and lot of dancing. The only prerequisite is enthusiasm!!!

(No partner necessary) Wickaninnish Community School (Room TBA) Start Feb 04 a 5:pm to 6:30 pm 6 weeks/ $ 70 or drop in $15 Couples $ 100

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SPECIAL EVENTS Jan 17 Feb 11

Family Movie Matinee

“Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs” 2 pm $5 Clayoquot Sound Community Theatre

Youth Movie Night

Title TBA 2 pm $5 Clayoquot Sound Community Theatre

Dodgeball Tournament

Wickaninnish Community School Call 725-2555 to register

Pacific Rim Whale Festival

Mar 6-14

Feb 20

Supported by volunteers, business sponsorships, an array of local education and research organizations and in it’s 23rd successful year, the Pacific Rim Whale Festival’s fundraising efforts benefit local marine field-based research initiatives, which in turn support the whales. Lots of great community events--fun for the whole family.

MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE MADNESS

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Monthly documentaries co-hosted by Green Soul Organics Weekly organic concession.

Prize draws once a month.

Upcoming Films: Julie and Julia Enlighten Up! Food Inc Public Enemies Age of Stupid Stone of Destiny Africa Unite!

Shows at 8 pm sharp Doors open at 7:30 pm Clayoquot Sound Community Theatre, 380 Campbell Street, Tofino.

Youth Movie Nights /Dates Family Movie Nights

All proceeds go toward maintenance of our theatre.

Come out and support us!

www.tofinomovies.blogspot.com

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presents

The Princess and the Pea February 8 – 13, 2010 with the Missoula Children’s Theatre at Wickanninish School Tofino For more than 15 years PRAS, with the support from local schools and volunteers, has brought Missoula Children’s Theatre (MCT) to our communities. This annual week-long theatre workshop brings more than 50 local school children (K-12) together with two professional theatre actor/directors, culminating in two performances for this year’s host town – Tofino

All students are invited to audition for a part in the production.

For information and volunteering, please got to www.pacificrimarts.ca or leave a note at pacificrimarts@gmail.com

MARCH 5 – 14, 2010 The annual spring arts show, ArtSplash!

Starts it’s 10th year on March 5 – 14, featuring west coast arts and artists This well-attended exhibition is popular with both residents and visitors, and a favorite event for art lovers, serious collectors and local businesses, boutiques and gift shops looking to expand their offerings of local arts and crafts.

For information and volunteering, please got to www.pacificrimarts.ca or leave a note at pacificrimarts@gmail.com

BC Arts Week celebration in April, Pacific Rim Summer Festival in July, West Coast Carving Festival in the fall, and more...

Upcoming PRAS Events:

Memberships and Volunteer Opportunities

By becoming a member of PRAS, you show that you recognize the value of the arts.

To become a member, renew your membership, make a donation, or volunteer in one of our events, have a look at our website at www.pacificrimarts.ca or contact us at pacificrimarts@gmail.com or phone 250-725-2421.

Thanks to our many community volunteers and contributors including the members of our Board of Directors!

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Photo: Tofino Photography

COLDWATER CLASSIC

What an exciting and proud day for Tofino to not only host Canada’s first ever Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) event, but to have our own Peter Devries take top prize and become the first ever Canadian to win a professional surfing competition. With 144 of the world’s best up and coming surfers competing in the event, this was no small accomplishment.

Tofino’s pride could be witnessed all over town with local residents and businesses putting up homemade signs of congratulations made on pizza boxes, surfboard boxes, pieces of plywood etc. How cool for Pete to win such a landmark event on the beach he grew up on.

Over 1000 locals, media and event staff watched the finals at North Chesterman Beach, and while the event was one of the largest Tofino has ever seen, things all seemed to go fairly smoothly thanks to some great coordination and communication by event organizers, and of course the cooperation and understanding of local residents and visitors alike. Thanks everyone!

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COLDWATER CLASSIC LEGACY PROJECT The recent O’Neill Cold Water Classic attracted visitors from around the globe to the waters of Tofino. Inspired by the O’Neill Sea Odyssey program, Remote Passages Marine Excursions donated 10% of tours taken by CWC visitors and guests to the Tofino Parks & Recreation West Coast Water Week Camp.

Funds raised totaled $330 -- this money will go toward sponsoring local children to participate in a fun-filled week of camp dedicated to marine exploration and conservation.

Remote Passages looks forward to growing this legacy project together with O’Neill as the CWC returns to Tofino annually.

Thanks to Don and Kati and the staff at Remote Passages Marine Excursions for establishing this wonderful project!

Surfrider is an international environmental foundation dedicated to the "protection and enjoyment of the oceans, beaches and waves for all people".

The Tofino chapter is a registered Canadian Charity and is run entirely by volunteers. To help out, contact us at surfridercanada@hotmail.com or call Louise at 725-2675.

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TOFINO RECREATION COMMISSION The Tofino Recreation Commission is an advisory board to Council, advocating for recreational opportunities for ALL community members.

The Commission meets once a month, planning special events, exploring park and facility development and supporting Parks and Recreation staff.

Please call Sally Mole at 725 3229 if you would like more information.

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“Recreation is essential to the development of our children and youth.”

1559 Imperial Lane Ucluelet 250.726.bike{2453} open Tuesday~friday 10~6, saturday 10~5

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North Island College is pleased to offer its services to residents of the west coast through its Ucluelet Centre, located in Davison Plaza. For more information or to register for classes please call 250-7262697.

University Studies FRE 121 French Mon eves.

Jan 11-Apr 19 This 3-credit transferable university course is designed for those who wish to maintain or upgrade their written and conversational French language skills. It is intended to develop listening, speaking, reading and writing. This course will benefit those in the hospitality industry or employees of federal government agencies. Some previous experience with French language is required.

Note: We will also be offering non-credit Conversational French for beginners.

Marine Courses MED 003

Marine Emergency Duties (MED A3)

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This one day course fills the requirement for Marine Emergency Duties for crew members on fishing vessels operating not more than 25 miles offshore, and for crew members on passenger vessels (not including ferries).

NAU 005 Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) date tba This three day course applies to small non-pleasure craft engaged on “inshore voyages” (within 20 miles offshore) and is based on Transport Canada syllabus. .

MED 032 Marine Emergency Duties Small Vessel Safety A2 Jan 25-28 This four day course offers the Basic Safety Course A1 as well as approved Transport Canada safety related skills associated with small boat operation and ensuring the safety of passengers.

NAU 051 Restricted Operator Certificate – Maritime Commercial (GMDSS) Jan 18-20 This three day course is intended for mariners serving on compulsorily fitted commercial ships (GMDSS) within the North American A1 sea areas. Mariners with pre-1999 ROC qualify for 2-day course only.

NAU 014 Master Limited (formerly “Small Craft Master” or “60 Ton”) Feb 1-12 This course prepares students to write exams for Master Limited Certification for Ship Safety.

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North Island College is pleased to offer its services to residents of the west coast through its Ucluelet Centre, located in Davison Plaza. For more information or to register for classes please call 250-7262697.

University Studies FRE 121 French Mon eves.

Jan 11-Apr 19 This 3-credit transferable university course is designed for those who wish to maintain or upgrade their written and conversational French language skills. It is intended to develop listening, speaking, reading and writing. This course will benefit those in the hospitality industry or employees of federal government agencies. Some previous experience with French language is required.

Note: We will also be offering non-credit Conversational French for beginners.

Marine Courses MED 003

Marine Emergency Duties (MED A3)

date tba

This one day course fills the requirement for Marine Emergency Duties for crew members on fishing vessels operating not more than 25 miles offshore, and for crew members on passenger vessels (not including ferries).

NAU 005 Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) date tba This three day course applies to small non-pleasure craft engaged on “inshore voyages” (within 20 miles offshore) and is based on Transport Canada syllabus. .

MED 032 Marine Emergency Duties Small Vessel Safety A2 Jan 25-28 This four day course offers the Basic Safety Course A1 as well as approved Transport Canada safety related skills associated with small boat operation and ensuring the safety of passengers.

NAU 051 Restricted Operator Certificate – Maritime Commercial (GMDSS) Jan 18-20 This three day course is intended for mariners serving on compulsorily fitted commercial ships (GMDSS) within the North American A1 sea areas. Mariners with pre-1999 ROC qualify for 2-day course only.

NAU 014 Master Limited (formerly “Small Craft Master” or “60 Ton”) Feb 1-12 This course prepares students to write exams for Master Limited Certification for Ship Safety.

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Organic Master Gardener Course Jan 25-Feb 5, 2010

Thank you again for an awesome Organic Master Gardener Course.

I feel very fortunate to be amongst the first graduating class. As I have said to you in person, the course has been life-changing for me, giving me a deeper, richer, more respectful and more aware relationship with my planet, ecosystem, and personal life. Anne Finlay, Victoria

Registration Deadline Friday, January 16, 2010 Fee - $695.00 + GST Fee includes: ° All texts, handouts and supplies ° One year access to the Gaia College on-line text “Organic Land Care - Working with Nature”. ° One year membership to the Society for Organic Urban Land Care Other Requirements Students must have: ° Internet access and e-mail ° Basic gardening tools, including bypass pruners ° Transportation to offsite events For more information please visit SOUL - www.organiclandcare.org Gaia College - www.gaiacollege.ca or email us - info@gaiacollege.ca

I have to tell you how much I am enjoying these classes. Up to now I've taken other courses which have covered much of the same material, but this time things are really clicking. I'm understanding more and retaining more of the information. I'm more aware of the implications of going organic not just in gardening but in other aspects of my life. It's like an epiphany. It sounds silly when I write it down, but it's made me so much more aware. Thank you. Barb Bancroft, Vancouver Finally, a comprehensive organic gardening course for urban garden enthusiasts! Come and gather with like-minded environmentally conscious students and •Learn to create fabulous food and ornamental gardens without pesticides and other harmful chemicals •Become a SOUL Organic Master Gardener and share your knowledge with others through mentorship programs, workshops, talks and many other creative ways •Gain essential skills to start or enhance your own business in the rapidly growing organic land care industry •Earn generous Continuing Education Credits to maintain your industry certifications (ISA, CNLA, BCSLA, SOUL, BC Provincial Pesticide Applicator) Everyone is welcome. No previous experience required. Just come, learn and have fun. This is a practical experience-based course consisting of lectures and hands-on exercises. To receive a Certificate of Completion students must attend all sessions and complete and present a satisfactory assignment.

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PARKS & FACILITIES

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A new fence was constructed this Fall at Tofino’s Seaview Cemetary

New Cemetery Fence As we go to press, we are putting the finishing touches on the new cemetery fence installation.

Instead of the traditional white picket fence, we have installed a stained cedar picket fence, which blends in nicely with the natural wilderness setting. Again, local wood supplied by Clayoquot Excavation and labour by our parks and public works crew.

The Eagles Have Landed!

After approximately 20 years of nesting on our Welcome To Tofino sign at the Village Green, our eagles took flight across the bay to Vargas Dan’s workshop.

They were in a sad state on close inspection, but Dan was up for the challenge. Probably the biggest challenge we had was getting them down off their perch. The Shore were able to supply a ma-

chine and some man power from Vic Van Isle construction and happily came to our rescue. Thanks to both companies! Our eagles are now back on the regular perch, proud and regal.

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Chesterman Beach Access

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Have you checked out the new bridge at the Solwood beach access? The old bridge was very much in need of replacement, and with wood milled by Clayoquot Excavation and the labour of our fine public works crew, a new bridge finally came into being. We will be looking at improving the remainder of the trail, particularly with a view to safety and easier access down onto the beach.

Centennial Stream Restoration A large piece of culvert was successfully removed with Gibson Brothers doing a fine job lifting the culvert without damaging any of the existing forest. Already we seem the stream flushing and some aquatic activity. Next up, the students at Wickaninnish will be working with the crew from the Raincoast Education Society to learn about rain gardens by building an in class model. Then in spring we’ll move out and create a real rain garden that will feed into the stream, cleaning the street run off that is directed to the stream. As always, big thanks to our partners; Raincoast Education Society, Tofino Streamkeepers, Wickaninnish School students and staff, and biologist Dave Clough.

Tofino Community Hall 351 ARNET ROAD

Tofino’s Community Hall is available for group rentals at reasonable rates and is equipped with banquet tables, chairs, and a kitchen!

Ask us about our special children’s bir thday par ty rates.

Inquiries please call 725-3229.

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Community Hall Beautification Thanks to a $5000 grant from Tree Canada, the Tofino Community Hall site received some much needed beautification in the form of landscaping. Trina from Ordinary Corner Nursary worked with Parks Staff Theo Fadden to select vegetation suitable for the site. Theo worked in some chilly weather, digging in some not too friendly ground to get this project wrapped up before Christmas. A mix of evergreen and deciduous plants were used, and while some of the deciduous plants and trees don’t look like much now, they promise to look great come spring.

Still to be planted on the site once the weather warms up are several rugosa roses.

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Dog Walking Etiquette Responsible dog owners recognize that everyone has the right to enjoy our parks without interference from dogs. To ensure your dog isn’t causing problems, pleaser follow these guidelines:

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• Do not allow your dog off-leash until you have a reliable recall; • Keep your dog in sight and call it back when you see people approaching; Do not allow your dog to jump on people; Keep your dog on the trail; Don’t let your dog chase wildlife; Pick up after your dog; If you sense someone might be fearful, step to the edge of the trail and have your dog sit quietly while they walk by; If your dog is aggressive, keep it on a leash;

• Leave your dog at home if it’s in heat.

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Pacific Rim Hospice Society

15TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY

VO LUNTEER TRAINING

Lf to Rt back: volunteer Kate Burns, volunteer Nuri Nola, volunteer Stacey Love, volunteer Cameron Dennison, presenter Levi Martin, facilitator Signy Cohen; front: volunteer Deb Crocker, volunteer Sairaa Thornton, participant Ann Marshal, volunteer Charmaine Lam; not shown: volunteer Joanne Trofanenko

To Contact the Hospice Society Please call 250-725-1240, email kim@pacificrimhospice.ca

mail Box 7, Tofino V0R 2Z0 , go to website at pacificrimhospicesociety.ca or drop by the Hospice Office at 240 Neill Street across diagonally from the hospital for information about volunteer or counselling support, take away brochures and borrowing library. Hospice supports people facing life- threatening or debilitating illness or grief.

~ All Services are Free~

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Winter 2010 UP– COMING HOSPICE EVENT

FEBRUARY 1 The Language of Dying 8:30 —12:00, Tofino General Hospital Multipurpose Room

MARCH Dementia play and presentation date and time t.b.a.

APRIL 12 The Arts of Comfort: Beyond Drugs 8:30—12:00, Tofino General Hospital Multipurpose Room

FEBRUARY 1 Celebrate a Life Remembrance Ceremony 12pm Sobo patio followed by lunch at the Common Loaf Bake Shop, Tofino

Everyone is invited to honour the names of our loved ones from the hospice trees in a brief ceremony followed by hot drinks and lunch donated by Common Loaf Bake Shop

UP– COMING HOSPICE MEETINGS

4:30, Maggie’s House, Ucluelet

MAY 14, 15 BCHPCA Conference

JUNE 7 Changing Places: Experiences of Caring for Family or Colleagues 8:30 —12:00, Tofino General Hospital Multipurpose Room

FEBRUARY 3 Hospice Board Meeting

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Please call 250‐725‐1240 for more information on Hospice events and meetings

Hospice Grief Support Group

Who? Anyone who has experienced the death of a loved one, and would like support to walk through the pain.

What? 7 weekly meetings. No cost. First meeting at Hospice Centre 240 Neill St. Where? Group will alternate meetings in home communities of majority of participants How? Please call Hospice Society (725‐1240) to put your name on a confidential interest list.

Everyone of us has experienced or will experience a loss due to death. It is not uncommon to wonder if our despair and loneliness is unusual. It’s not. Come and participate in a group of people dealing with their own losses and you will find that others are experiencing similar feelings. Being together in a safe setting can be deeply healing.

“the best part was the support of the group and listening to everyone’s stories. We could cry or be silent­ nobody judged. It was a safe place for all of us to share and be”……..Bereaved wife

“I was ready for a group six months after my son died. Others in my group were grieving a loved one lost over ten years ago­it didn’t matter: we understood and listened to each other. It was healing to take the hard feelings and make sense of them….....Bereaved father

TOFINOThank you to the following businesses & individuals for their generous PARKS & RECREATION Winter 2010 contributions to the Hospice Society in 2009 Toby Fraser Kim Hoag Philip Smith Vera Webb Andrea Hanson Laura Distaso Anita Tavera Ruth Sadler Dr. John O’Brien Michael Nelson Sally Mole Lois Moraes Maureen Fraser GoTofino.com Donna Turner M Zaleschuk James Jameson Valerie Taylor Debbie Webb Bill Hansen Judy Gray Arlene McGinnis Breakers Marla Thirsk Chocolate Tofino Shelter Restaurant Wickaninnish Inn

Dr. Pam Frazee Dorothy Arnet District of Tofino Sairaa Thornton Marjorie Bowman Anne Pearce Robbins’ family Sheila Watts Pam McIntosh Rene Gibson Adrian Mason Garth Cameron Betsy Buhtz Carol Tuzo Bob Medd H.E.U. Ron Weeks Carol Foster Bernard family Elaine Story Bill Davis Tofino Co-op Sea Wench Forest Glen OCN Garden Ucluelet Co-op

Maureen Callaway Tove Sorensen Barry & Barb Campbell Keith & Shirley Martin David and Judy Gibson Spencer & Judith Baird Christie Dusseault Joan Scandrett Crab Apple Floral Treefrog Industries Scott Whittemore Robert & Mara Love George Walkem Common Loaf Bakeshop Tin Wis Best Western Michelle Campbell Margot Vanderham Nora Christensen Darlene Choquette Joanne Trofanenko Mary Rimmington Long Beach Surf Shop Tofino Tea Bar Ladies of Ledger Long Beach Radio Remote Passages

John & Rosemarie Lane Roger & Anne Gudbranson Long Beach Lodge Tofino General Hospital Foundation Long Beach Golf Course Pacific Sands Resort Long Beach Surf Shop Tofino Photography Pacific Elements Yoga In memory of Gertrude Robinson In memory of Maddy & Anet Paterson In memory of Landon Burt In memory of Jacqueline Thornton In memory of Garnotte Gerbrandt In memory of Gordon & Alfred Hansen In memory of Grandma Geddes In memory of Bernice Cameron In memory of Mike Thatcher In memory of Helen Webb In memory of John Allan In memory of Liz Kranabetter In memory of Karen Pearce In memory of Gilbert & Eva Frank In memory of Nora Mitchell In memory of Edna Winter In memory of Toby

VOLUNTEER TRAINING GRADUATION PARTY

Lf to Rt standing: Cameron Dennison, Stacey Love, George Walkem, Anita Tavera, Laura Distaso, Vera Webb, Maggie Brown, Jen Sheline, Marg Vedova, Deb Crocker, Charmaine Lam, Darlene Choquette, Sairaa Thornton, Nuri Nola; seated: Gael Duchene, Jan Janzen, Marjorie Bowman, Therese Bouchard, Kim Hoag, Kate Burns, Signy Cohen

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HAVE YOU NOTICED SOMETHING IN OUR PARKS THAT IS IN NEED OF REPAIR? A broken board on a trail, or maybe a loose bolt on a playground structure?

Please help us keep our parks as safe as possible by reporting it right away by. Call us at 250-7253229 and let us know the nature of the problem.

Winter 2010 The KidSport Fund is the charitable arm of Sport BC designed to remove financial obstacles that prevent some children from playing sports.

Grants are given to INDIVIDUAL ATHLETES whose families cannot afford sport registration fees and who would otherwise not be able to participate in a season of sport.

For information and an application form, visit www.kidsport. ca or stop by and speak with one of our Parks & Recreation Staff and we can provide you with printed copies of the online application.

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The Tonquin Foundation is a nonprofit, British Columbia-based organization dedicated to the exploration, preservation and interpretation of the rich and diverse maritime heritage of North America’s Westcoast.

Headquartered in the Vancouver Island village of Tofino the Foundation was incorporated in November of 2003 by a group of individuals with a passion for things nautical and a shared goal to promote public awareness, interest and understanding.

Tonquin Foundation P.O. Box 609 Tofino, British Columbia, V0R 2Z0, Canada, Tel: (250) 382 6613 Fax: (250) 479 0501 tonquin@seaviewcable.net

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GRADE 5 SNOWPASS Did you know that if you are entering Grade 5 this Fall you are eligible for a FREE season’s pass for most mountains in BC? Visit www. snowpass.ca for details and online application forms. It’s important to get your application in early so don’t wait to apply!

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CALL 725-8081 The District of Tofino Parks and Recreation Department coordinates and publishes this brochure four times annually. This compilation is available as a service for Tofino residents and is intended to be used as a reference guide.

The inclusion of other organizations is not necessarily an endorsement by the District of Tofino.

Advertise with Us! Over 1,400 copies of this Leisure Guide are distributed quarterly on the West Coast. The magazine format makes it easy for readers to keep as a reference guide for several months; therefore making it a great marketing resource for your organization!

For more information contact April at 250.725.3229 or by email at recreation@tofino.ca

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COMMUNITY CONTACTS AQUATICS

Echo Pool (Port Alberni)

250-724-2181 MacKenzie Beach Resort Pool

725-3439 Nanaimo Aquatic Centre/ Beban Park Pool

250-756-5200 or

250-755-4484 Synchronized Swimming (Holly Cameron) 725 3404 Aquafit (Leah Austin)

725-3229

ARTS + CULTURE

Clayoquot Sound Community Theatre 725-2140 Pacific Rim Arts Society 725-2421 www.pacificrimarts.ca pacificrimarts@gmail.com Tofino Public Market (Bill Holden) 725-2054 Pottery, Cathy White 725-3964

EARLY CHILDHOOD

Community Children’s Centre 725-2172 ext 1 Headstart—Esowista 725-2351

- Opitsaht 725-3233 Ucluelet Playschool 726-4438 Family Ties - Tofino 725-2172 ext 2 (Laurie Hannah) Family Ties - Ucluelet 726-2224 ext 2 (Margaret Morrison) La Leche League (Margaret Morrison) 726-2313 Pacific Care 1-888-480-2273 Pre-School Speech Services 723-1118

EMPLOYMENT

Hooksum Outdoor School Raincoast Interpretive Centre

SERVICES

Tofino Recycling Yard Library On the Edge Food Bank WestCoast Community Resources Society

West Coast Transition House

MARTIAL ARTS

Judo (Don Travers) Purple Dragon (Ian Shu) Kick boxing (Adam Houlahan)

PUBLIC SPEAKING

Toastmasters

RECREATION + LIESURE

Tofino Parks & Recreation (Sally Mole / April Froment) Ucluelet Recreation Department (Abby Fortune/ KK Hodder) Wickaninnish Community School

SPORTS

Floor Hockey (Kevin Young) Mountain Bike Committee

Alberni Valley Employment Centre (Ukee) 726-4243 Alberni Valley Employment Centre (Tofino) 725-8805

SENIORS

GUIDING + SCOUTING

YOUTH

Cub Scouts & Beavers Sparks, Brownies, Guides

GRIEVING / LOSS

Pacific Rim Hospice Society (Kim Hoag)

SCHOOLS + EDUCATION

Wickaninnish Elementary School Wickaninnish Community School Ucluelet Elementary School Ucluelet Secondary School North Island College (Bill Morrison)

725-3997 725-3911

250-670-1120 725-2560

Tofino Seniors Housing Society

Community Youth Worker Ucluelet Youth Centre Young Life

725-4212 725-3713 726-7410 726 2343 726 2020

725-2145 726-2316 726-5256

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725-3229 726-4772 725-2555

725-3306 725-3229

725-3357

726-2343 726-7711 726-4463

725-1240

Does your community group belong here?

725-3254 725-2555 726-7793 726-7796 726-2697

Please call us at 725-3229 if you wish to be added to this list.

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Tofino Parks & Recreation

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121 Third Street, Tofino, BC V0R 2Z0 Ph. 250-725-3229 F. 250-725-3775 recreation@tofino.ca